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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-10
See Connie Tamae @onans Affairs At the cca Friday and Saturday

ee5daetsd by Rev III, " sssy,
presiding elder o4 The OseAsen dis
tsict.
Friends and relatives Of Mfs
Ksllam from Nashville. Dickson.
Kingston spriags and the neisnbor
hood attended the innsrsl.
/. Msw Ksli.m sea the sidow ID
Wilson W Keiiam, who died thfes
years ago. and she lacked ie~
days OF reaching her sT,h birthday
She wss a daughter oi Mr. and Mrs.
James ID Hsmiltpn u Louisville.
Ky, being bora In shs. city Al
an early age she married e J..
krsidsf Of kinsst ~ Sprinss. To
this uniou TOO children wsre born.
only zoe ~ ~hom, M~ 7. II
Mitchell OF pegrsm station. Survives
After Mr. krsidsts death the
widow married Ar, kellam and to
this second union ten children were
bora. stz II whom survive Cb4y
are. Mrs. w. N Munsll. Crowel'.
Texas, Mrs J. A Clement. Dickson.
Fem Mrs Johnnie Crouch. Pes
ram station, Roger W Ksllsm Of
Nashville, and Thomas J kellam
oi Louisville. Ky. A number Of
grandchildren and great sfsndehil-
drep also survive her.
e Mrs. kstisrn sifnes> hss early tssne
vac member u the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South.
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kEInlc W.-'ul1 Mcx,
oaI CHAPTER" ,"U.n. c.

rhe March meeting cf)Cla H,eA.
| or Charsss' Y. D, C.. waa bald
Wednesday ais~rneoa With Mn.
pss Jeslis st h<s hems. on wss.
wslnus street A numbw N msm-
esss and VISITORS ssss rssssa, ss,.
wishssandins the inclsmse, weather.
The sec<ptlas sccms sers hnsh,
9th sesins He~sss ard issns,
Mu. W H. MsMuuv presided
cyss The meeting and Mu. q. A,
alaydea read the minutes Al The
rTevioas meeting Witch wa ap.
proved by The Chsetss.
A committee wss appointed %
srsns. iu the Rcys n the Rlind
school 10 give an erisftsiamsnt
Aess q. an .stit data Au sissd.a
being rh.hmsn, and hssdAras x
"a fsye. aud Ch.s nsds. a.
msmbew ~ tha eamrs,,,s,
Ahvs much ,horsh, srd ccasdes.
s,tos a ~a ise,dsd ~ rl.iss
t2N fM 10 the Confederate t'nls
Home 10 re r.es,ed m ,h. Peabody
Campus. ksshvitls
Ma H. r R.4slss ms,l. ssrll,
eaton 10, msmtsrship In the
Chavt-s,
Mm HsHssll wsav@ had charge
II the tciiowins provsam
,Hlessels R~r.rd--9uesles as~ssss
Important Hisiosical Tssuts ci
March..Mn kusees Payne. Chapter
His.ostan.
victscla nambes tailowsd BY .
' interesting ~sdins given by Nu.
Ray Hrfiu Hhs alsn sHvr the
/, susrsnt svsHss iof the month
Mr IT, C. Collii6s. IL sslit a.
range the April program
A delicious two Causse menu
sss sesvsd BY ths hostess sssisssd
by Mesdsnsa Claude Hocpss. q. L.
Rouldin. kuseos Payne. Bert
alsash.ss ssd Mics Kate McMuuy.
Visitors pressnt wsfe Mssdsmss
|R. r Besslsy, W Y Mosfisou.
John isaihsts. Bert slsushtw sod
John uallosay
Mv Eugene Payne utll b. hcsiess
VI The April meeting and Mssdanss
". A. Moore and q 4. SisyAen will
notify ,hs msmk~vs,
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WAREHOUSE STOCK
OVER SUBSCRIBED.

Tbs committee appointed by th.
the Directors Of The Chsmber q
Com msscs 10 sell stock III Z 10
bscco warehouse 10 be erected II
Dickson report they have goe'
over the top"
Az vas stated in The Herald lssl
week, the charter has already been
applied iu by y II Bryan, j. \
Johnson, q. c. Collins. JF. II A
Psyton and N. Gsibesmsa and a.
sooN ~ rscsived a meeting oi al
the stoch holders will bs beld and 4
cssmsnsnt organization perfected
The building cite will also be- de
cidsd on end within the course ol
!. enly A lev Nssks tbs erecting u the
building Gill begin
N Gslbsfmsn. IL A. Pevtou and
q. G. Collins. Jr.. The committee
who has this project IN chsrss. baVs
been very delisent and un.lrins in
their work snd deserve much credit,
a. wsll 40 those Who have subscrib.
cd 10 Tbs stock and the Directors oI
,tha. ChsmbM at Commsrc.., ~hQ
bsve ssen working iai,hfulI, 10,
this enterprise since lis orssnisa
tian the Arst oi the year snd It nos
looSs lib. the long talked of tobac.
go markst Tor Bicss,u' w,lksoon bs
q reality '''-.-' r''..'r'--'. ---,...' .-
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.TMeutieth Century. Club,

The fwentisth Century Club will
meet tuesday afternoon, Mafcn II.
2:U D clock, IN the assembly room
u first National Bank, Mr Joe
h Wsems Is leader. aud Ari" will
be 3hs rsnlr fit stutY !. The ,pro.
gram IL:
History u Egyp,isp. and Greek
Art-MB. J Msx Cowan,
History Of Italian Art-Mrs. Sara
Wishan,
History oi German and Dutch
Ar,--Mrs, Clyde beli,
History Of Eoglish and Frsuet
Art-Mp. q. L. Borldln.
All members are urged to b
present Visitors welcome. - Secy
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A Wan. With . tram attached 10
aAvaeon. may drive up IN your
houss and sttsmpt 10 uulosd and
plscs 10 yous li,chsa . range Ne
uay. n yos allow him. psoosed 10
snplasa, Ia vary smoota m.nnst.
teat this range IL made II s,eel sud
lss superior 10 oil other ranges m
tAs market. and that icr . specified
amount 10 cssh you eas buy this
stpsstos article In The stove hns,
II yos do soi hapesas N hA,s, ihs
mopey. you mav bks the Store on
approval. and. II sstisisctosy. pay
im II shea convenissi. however.
- . mere iormslity.' yoa and
your Ausbasd should sisa t~o in.
npcsnt- looAiss pieces or paper
Pstroni,e your home people sho
htlc 10 make % The prosperity n
ysw eommsni,y, ,es vill ss,e
u,oaev and as, genuinely good
range. hearing . pa1e hao~n al
ovsv the United States- NJ j~sti e..
that stsnds sw highest suslny snd
iStsGTiry. iu only tfIt,tU .'.-''
&C Collins 4 Son
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/ Tbs iollo~ius ,,mAirlas.. >lteanAs
were tssusd by County Court Clesk
n Harris. during ,h. month ol
February
John r West ard Ina Irene
TWtifh, NJ -'''> - -,-a,r'. q. 1
Rob,.l, Rs.lsy and Mira. Susie
Lewis.
J<ssse Pathss and Elw~s eensll,
wn c. Fussell and Msr A.
Allen.
@ 0t4se Rirhsrdson aud Btuixh
Chandler.
Willie Conner snd E6is LII. ~ :
Lester Adams and Rsulsh Mallory
q, Y. Jackson and Eais Uili. "
Tinslsy Spic1 aud Freddie
Bissinsss.
Hubert Cavsnder and Pearl Lee
Cboste.
Cnanngn
wssley Bardsn end Lissi. Tsaslsy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-10

To thu Public School Tsacher:
|. j. am In, receipl oi . letter hom
State Superintendent J B Brown
sayins tha, tbs aelt Examinations
lw teacher. viii b. held Thussdsy
and Friday Nay lSth SSd 18th,
ie72, and Faday and Saturday
Jolly 7th. aod 9Th, 1872.
Every Teacher Who desires 10
tesch this yvsr shouid tsAs one n
these e1aminstion, and made an
eilott 10 get % the eligible liza.
l~t ms insist that you take The
1sst examination. Thufsdas and
Friday, May 2Sth, sod 1sth. BE-
csuse the Board al Education might
like 10 cleo, teachers hslose the
July examination could b heard
from
Those ~ho desire TO take this N
animation shouh ,.sch Charlotte
not later thsn = o'clech, Thussday
May aS.h, is13. u yoa desire 10
take The eHsmins,isr In Dickscn
County .''' SO
This March md. 1871
4 Z. Cosisw 20, sups.
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|lIn aTuaDaI Maealn
DAY n Nckson

The picksco Chamber oi Com
msscs ihsouxh Tho mssrhanaa a
IDiekeon. have insHsusatsd . raoaiA,
" eBarssin Day In Dickson 10 b.
sin on Saturday, March % and
ssch fourth sasssday in the month
tAersai.ss wiiI bs tso~n a. Bsssaia
Dag In Dickson.
0n the Fourth Saturday In eseh
month. the msrchas.s oi Dickson.
viii pu, on sale. los that day only,
soms articles oi meschandiss al .
BIG bargain and the purchasers By
taking this lis. can buy moA aay.
thins they want. on that day, st Q
greet savins.
YusiJc AuCrEs
Y Another hig isssuss to be inssru'
sa.sd on this Bargain Day 10 .
public auction.
A good and eomSstsnt auctioness
will BE- employed and q ~ O'CLOCK
90 each ioarth Saturday . public
auction vill bs held and aayone
ksvina . Gov. hosss. mule. farm
Supplements. ETC.. thsy want 10 ssll.
viii BE- auc,looed on ires 81 charge
Not one cent will bs charged ios
service Of tbs auction all yor have
10 do 10 hrins vbat You want "a
cell 10 Dietsen on shs kosfth, ,Ssius.
day and IL will hs pui %. and sold
and The money II brings Will BE-
turned ovss 10 you right there and
than.
Bssin right now TO MAKE youI
plans 10 come 10 Dickson % The
Fourth Saturday the day you can
buy and sell 10 The best adtan,asx.
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". n. L. oi Baptist Chunrh

The cman's Missicnsrt Vuios
u the Baptist Church will held IL
regular monthly meeting q eAs
church " ednesday, March 18th s'
lMp m, The ssejecA ios study
a Origin and Growth n the
Home Mission Board
SONG How Firm Z FccsdAsicn
Scripture Lesscn-Ars, J, u
Wynn.
Prsyer-Nrs. Dws H-sslss.
The Home Mission Task ID
America Mrs Lester Roeess
Home Miseicns in ie9l --An
Willie Jonce.
Ca,schism on Home Msssicos.
Repeatins oi Slo4sn-
Song--''rhe Soo sa t}cd aos'
Forth 10 War
Business Ssesscn.
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srs hesA eoomina
II b With much rlsasess THAT ~
arc inlos9ed that ID. rstrcss IL
kcase ssc. hon THE place, havs
al rseaired heass and ssa nev pesss
and hare oil In shin sbaps and se
|s0sdtnS In sssssamsas spseikes,
tices- We have aes beard hcm
Aouts One, yet. but hops thst ths
ssms good nsss sill b told shoas
IL, and when our April isspeesice
10 made, . rsviscs report can bs
cent 10 bead saartsss
Lacas 4 JocSs nave sdded .
liss oi 6ns miIliasry good. TO ,hsis
NJ Ia. date stare
J. n. Ewing ~a 10 DseAson
Tuesdav.
b Y, farsor 10 IN The north cn
% business trip and 10 visit bic sons
N. Campbell wss in Nashville
par. ei las. ~seA helping ca smother
ssttion
Mn c. r. NcCosd 10 visiting
Mrs. n I. Copeland Ia Ripley.
Tenn.
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pxArNA

NJ Psyton Lazy Hooper. aged
h years. died Ia . Nashville hos.
pisai Friday. March ., is71. Hi
|rsmAina wsfs. hfauaht 10 his homs
Il Bsllsbuss, SATURDAY and iunsssl
sssvice conducted BY B. T Hs,smsu
st Nj. Liberty Church.
He 10 survived by his ~ils. Mrs,
t~ls Mischsll Hoopes end two chill.
drsn. Jcho and Jssss Hooper. two
sistsrs, Mrs. 4 4. Mathews : and
Mr. ". l.. Weallsy
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N L. Chsssch Notes

Bssinnsna nest SUNDAY sd ~rr,
VI '",es ~ tta uvst tuu- s-wts =,
! sill uss N. lollowips 'ond. rs,i |
tNs,c%s.
ts NJ Ms,tb ". I,st
vsi'b
7ln - ~ Mach ~ - t"ii,.
tst'h w w R~t.sr'oT '@'< Y 4
ia m March ~ n ssi'',
R@rsn'sae.
Ia m M.rh n rositi I. ~.
psnssngs
7pp IN March ~ lr,iia
us.,an
ia m Aw,l J 'A.'vs,cs "
nn IN Awil a. Ind, v,hprl
S.nc,iHrat,ou
Ia m. Av'il . snc,si a4rs,,R.
cs,iep "
Ev~rvhoty invited TO s,'sni 4 ,hrts
eft FlEef., .ss.t -, .r> n,s.,,,..
\. D.shssr rtao,
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save money hv hnvI,s fn"t
s,,,1s,is ~ rpsi = A,nofd 4 r.
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A Gilt Beyenl vafus

Your friends can buy anything
yos may give them--eacspt yous
photograph.
No picture uill ever be % satis-
factory 40 one made BY . psoisssi
onal photographer,
Our portraits truly reflect yoos
pessoraiity. naAe ~ sppointmsat
ios . sitting TODAY.
Whore there 10 beauty ~ take
h--wAere thsse 70 none. 10 maks
IT,
Clyde l.. Cook. photographer
Dickson. Tenn.
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Notke.

Ladies'. | AIN bach 10 Dickson TO
live. When in need oi plain or
fancy sewing. embroidery bleeding
or The popular flower trimmings,
see or call me at i0S Hunt street.
Telephone iS5 4. Mrs. Elsie Rob,
iBsop.
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Mrs. Georgia kellam Dies
At psgram Station

Funeral service for Mrs G Y n
kslIam. Who died al her h,ms near
Psssam Station Friday, Asrch 3,
lo73 were held Saturday afternoon.
in,ssmsat following At the family
buriai ground. The serv,cH we're
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-10
Oddfcll0ws Notice.

All Oddie4lo~s 'as~ requested I,
be presen, a, our nsxt Jew meetings
You will be interested in the work
Help boos, the lodge by your At
tendance.
Publicity Chsirmsn
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NOTICE.

Il Ns4As,s epsasd 1 ar~ h.sesf
shop opposite tiepot nsxt door "a
Hslhroos Motel. Our price. ars
reasonable. Give U. a trial,
Rldritge a Bates,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-03-10
Tennessee City

3 A. Wright bought a ma
bupeh Of gies Tuesday, from L. Z.
Hollsy and Ran v..ter.
Dv A 9 Cosbis vas 10 Nashville
ooc day lass ve@t snd ~hils there
setended Q sessic. conducted b.
0iDsy Sseish
Mss Jaks Rt~d 10 boms iFom
Riverside. Tenn. Her dsuehses,
Mrs L~cvs Reed. sud ehildrsn
came nyrns sIsh h~s.
Mssews, Reed and Avssitts an
hssA ON the lob this ~eeh and ths
ne~ store and Poe, O6iee building,
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Big shcs 4, the MtCsulss
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Sses money hv hn,i,e fn"t
=, els ., rnsi A,nofd ts
The Washington herald., 1922-11-30
M'NAMARA AND
GRENDA START
IN BIG GRIND
Champions of Last Year Are
Hooked Up in Struggle With
Fifteen New Combinations.

NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-The
~ complete list of teams en-
tered in the six-day bicycle
race at Madison Square Garden,
starting at 10 p. m. next Sunday
night, has been made up, sixteen
combinations having been signed
to ride for the big annual classic,
which will carry with it $4,000
in prize money. The winners of
the last race ir March. Grenda
and Mcnamara, will be hooked up
again, but a few of the other
teams will most likely share the
popularity OF the fans.
Goullet and Belloni. Brocco and
Coburn, McBeath and Walker, Rutt
and LorenZ, Speissens and EyCk-
man and Madden and Kaiser are
some of the teams that will play
a prominent part in the long grind.
1t is not expected that Bfocco
and Coburn Will set out to win the
race on points, but will tear for a
lap right from the start. They are
probably two of the most dangerous
lap stealing riders in the game.
Several new faces will be seen on
the track. four Of them being Ital-
ian road stars. Belloni is consid-
cred a high class sprinter and in
starts here has made a world of
friends. Azzini held the Italian
road championship for two years
and Gay holds the present Junior
championship.
There will be two sprint meets
preceding the big race, the usual
on Sunday night, between the
hours of 8 and 10 p. m.
On Saturday night Brocco and
Rutt will engage in an Australian
pursuit race. which will be one OF
the many features on the card.
/ There will also be a three-corneret
match race between Egg, Goulle
and Bobby Althour. jr., for the bes
two heats in three.
A team match race for the bes
two in three heats will also b'
! staged between Mcnamara anC
| Grenda VS.. Eaton and Madden.
Following are the entries for tn
big grind:
Goullet and Belloni, American-ltal
ian team.
Egg and Eaton, Swiss-AmericaI
team.
arenda and Mcnamara, champion
team.
McBeath and Walker, Australioi
team.
Madden and Kaiser. American
team.
Horan and F'itnsimmons, frisl
team,
Verrias and Hill, Beigian-Amerieal
team.
| Taylor and Lands, Jersey team,
| Brocoo and Coburn, Brocco team
| Speisen and Eyckman, Belgian
team,
Rutt and Lerens, German team,
Oiiveri and Gay, Italian team,
| Azzini and Gremo, Italian roa,
team,
Grimm and eastman, American
Jewish team:
Belle and Gaffney, Brooklyn team
Marksy and Kopsky, popular team
The Washington herald., 1922-11-30
Rutherford Eleven
Is Awarded Title

The scholastic football champion
ship OF New Jersey has been In.
formally conceded to Rutherford
High School for two reasons. One
of them is that Nutley High Schools
Class B eleven. which made such
remarkable record in its division.
as to be classed in the higher brack-
ct, has refused to confront Ruther-
ford on the gridiron and that South
Side High School. q comparatively
weak Class A eleven. held Nutiey
TO seven points recently.
That is the way the situation
will stand for the winter. as both
elevens are arranging post season
games.
Rutherford may go to the Pa
cific Coast for a game during the
Carnival Of Roses. and Nutley will
probably play the Elgin. III. team,
which is held to be the leading
schoolboy eleven in the West.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-30
Lehigh Plans to Play
Eleven Games in '23

BETHLEHEM, Pa, Nov. 29.-Le.
high football activities for next
season will not in the least be
diminished, but if anything ex-
tended. according to the games ar
ranged. which calls for a season of
ten contests. OF these all with
the exception of two will be played
at home, the only games away be-
ing the Rutgers and Brown con-
tests.
With ten games on the schedule
1t is either possible that Lehigh
will have to open the season one
week earlier than the usual GUS
tom or extend the season to
Thanksgiving Day. with a game
probably to follow the Lafayette
contest. which may be with Brown.
According to the tentative ar
rangements of the games they
would appear on the schedule some.
thing like this:
Western Maryland. at home; Get.
tysburg, at home; Susquehanna, at
home: Rutgers. away; Muhlenberg
at home: Colgate, at home: Brown
University. away.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-30
A Dream of Thanksgiving
By GRANTLAND RICE.

by GRANILAND RICE
HERES old house clearing
i and blue
Over pines aisper whee the lou winds rustic
through wv ~ ~ ~
And hear them calling to from the fragrance
Don't kno that it's Thanksgiving
There ghosts beneath the maple them is
There shadows ia the clearing day that
Ot the KIDS that together
As they oad for the turkey the Die
There phanoms snos
Where mothers calling shout
Where the little circle gathered the them
Through the golden days that vunhed
nd far and far away, beyond cast
hear again lost voices from day forever past;
Where the subbe by the tho kss
From tho Rghts followed you and T.
From for heard tho drrns and friendly skv,
God haven't the 10 back aeatn
For the pald faces Of strife and fear
Where ADORE the aIen tho traio
We hear lost calling osos
Where stu to the fasranes the amd the a
Where hear the bluebds singing ar ef ho
Or the pine bend and Uhisper tboaoh
By old house the clearing thin and
So veil give thanks together sea
~ the shadows IN the clearing from
~ an old Thanksgiving that foood years
Where the paAad faces AGut lloyd Of ss en fags
The Washington herald., 1922-11-30
PENN QUINT
WILL OPPOSE
YANKEE MEN
Seneca A. A. of Harrisburg,
Pa, Formally Opens Basket
ball Season at Auditorium.

THE Seneca A. A. five, of Har-
L risburg, Pa, will do battle
with the Yankees. local cham
pions, in the opening attraction of
the season at the Coliseum Sat-
urday night. The members of
this team play the professional
game under the name of the Har-
risburg ImperialS In amateur
circules they sport the colors of
the Seneca A. A.
In the visiting lineup will he Wal.
lace. Turnbull, Henderson. Strine,
Henry and Eoeher. all well-known
in court circles around lower Penn.
sylvania- over the long-distance
telephone yesterday they told Man.
ager Eddie Rratburd. OF the Dis
trict title-holders. that they intend
to become just as well known here
by beating the Yanks Saturday.
Captain Tom Ford will have
work ng with him. Ted Heddons and
Harvey Ingley, in the forwards
Nate Sauber. at center. and Ray
Catlin and Johnny Goetz. AT the
guards. Ford built up a wonderful
reputation by his sterling defensive
play last year. Harry Shalin, a
forward, has been working good in
practice and may get a chance in
the opener.
Just what preliminary attraction
will open the evening has not been
definitely settled. but the Yankee
management is now negotiating with
number of strong neighborhood
rivals. c. Edw. Beckett, Of the
Y. NJ. c. A. president Of the local
basketball officials association. il
today being asked 10 furnish the Of
ficiais for all Of the Yankee games
The Washington herald., 1922-11-30
END
GRID SEASON
WITH w. ANDL.
Van 0rman's Boys Face Tough
Team on HomeWood Field in
Turkey Day Battle.

n ALTIMORE, Nov. 29.-Hop-
II kins winds up the 1922 foot
ball campaign tomorrow
against Washington and Lee at
Homewood Field. With all the big
games against State colleges a
matter of record, the Black and
Blue will endeavor to wind up the
season in a burst of glory by de-
feating the team that mes to
serve Turkey Day feast 10 Balti-
more fans.
The campaign to date may be
called a success from the manner
in which st. Johns was defeated
and Maryland State held to three
points. Van Orman and O'Rourke
took a squad, for the most part
made up of green material, and
moulded 1t into a smoothly-running
machine. that can put in a bid for
the State title.
The visitors are about the same
weight as the Homewood BOYS. and
if anything may be the least bit
better on form, but with Maurice
Skinner running the team from
quarter, the Black and Blue is fig
ureu 10 stann Detter chance OF
taking the game
The game will not be embellished
by any stunts of rooters. and there
is no particular rivalry between the
two, except that the local boys will
be out to infliCt punishment on the
lads from Ole Nirginny for the high
handed manner in which they took
home perfectly good football game
last year after an hours battling
over a sodden field.
In his last game on the eleven,
Captain Tom Landy is anxious to
lead his boys to victory. and the
home stands will be roofing to a
man to see him succeed. There will
he no lack of fight on the part of
the scrappy little leader of the Blue
Jays to bring about a favorable
verdict.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-30
FORDHAM FIVE
TOCOME HERE
FEBRUARY 9
Manhattanites to Play G. W.
U. in First Visit to Capital
in Three Years.
GARGAN. athletic

IN RANK GARGAN, athletic di-
rector of Fordham Univer-
sity, New York City, today
wired Manager E. S. Bethlehem,
of the George Washington Uni
versity basketball team, that the
Manhattan five would be glad to
accept the date of February 9.
Fordham, therefore, will come
down to play the Hatchetites on
the Center Market Auditorium
floor on the date specified.
The New York team visited here
three seasons ago, when Orson
Kinney, former Yale University star
forward. was coach of the team.
Fordham was handily defeated by
the c. L. lads at the time.
Several years before that Fordham
came to play Georgetown, and has
therefore made but one trip to the
Capital in many seasons. The ap,
pearance of the New York team will
be welcome here.
George Washington is calling out
it's basketers on Tuesday night,
next. for regular practice. The sea
son opens on January with Gal.
laudet, in the auditorium.
The Washington herald., 1922-11-30
Roamer-MOhawk Game
AT Union League Park

The outcome of tOdav's Roamer-
Mohawk prep gridiron clash al
Union League Park will have direct
bearing on where the 145-pound
title VIII 7, st this fall.
The Hawks have been going out
or their class this year owing 70
inability to hook up with opponents
0f their own weight, and enjoy the
honor of being the only team tC
score on the Big Hawks via the
touchdown route.
The RDamers, strengthened by the
addition of Hook and O'Dea, Eastern
High stars and all-high selections
are confident. The game will start
a. 2:3O.