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The Washington times., 1922-12-30
BENNY YANGER
NOW TEACHES
BOXING
Upton SIasher Used to Be
Rafting Fine Feather
weight.

Benny Yanger was known In the
world Of the padded mitts as THE
Upton Slasher" and a right smart
boxer was the same Mister Yanger.
He Is older and grayer now and
makes his living as boxing instruc-
tor at the Chicago Athletic Club.
When In his heyday Benny fought
all the good boys In his class. and
was a rattling fine featherweight.
although never a champion. One
day he bobbed up in San Francisco
to battle Eddie Hanlon, who should
have worn the crown now perched
on kilbane's venerable head, but
for various reasons that have no
relation to this tale he never did.
Yanger and his manager saunter-
ed into one of the big department
stores and told a pretty miss behind
the counter that they wanted a
pail.
What kind OF pail" said the
department store Venus, what are
you going to use IT for?'''
oh replied Benny carelessfy,
I'm going to fight Eddie Hanlon
tonight and want pail to hold
the ice, drinking water and sponge"
Miss Prentiss laughed, showing a
row of pearly teeth. =
"You don't need pail when
you fight Eddie HanlOn. You need
an ambulance. Eddie HanlOn Is
my brother"
The Washington times., 1922-12-30
PANCHO VILLA DEFEATS
MARTIN IN HOT CONTEST

NEW YORK. Dec. 80. Giving
away weight. Pancho Villa, .Amerf.,
can flyweight champion, defeated
bantam, last night in fifteen sizzling
rounds at Madison Square Garden
The New England Italian showed a
good left jab and right to the body,
but he could not stave off the furi.
Gus charges of the little Filipino.
The Washington times., 1922-12-30
JOSH CODY MAY COACH
1929 VANDERBILT LINE

ATLANTA, Dec. 80. "A rumor
that Josh Cody. Mercer head coach,
will replace Wallace Wade as line
chief at Vanderbilt next season
reached Atlanta today.
Cody was one of the greatest line.
men in the country during his days
at Vandy, and is very popular
throu shout the South. Wade just
recently was appointed successor to
Ken Scott at Alabama.
When asked to confirm or deny
the report. Josh declined to do
either.
The Washington times., 1922-12-30

The Pittsburgh ends will have
great difficulty in eluding the first
line of Stanford's secondary de-
tense to cover their kicks. This
will give Stanford an opportunity
tage.
The line play should be close to
even, with the odds going to the
Pitt Panthers because of their
weight and the experience of the
hackfield. The Stanford line from
'ackle to tackle Is one Of the hest
'ofensive lines on the coast as was
shown in the Stanford California
game.
Captain de Groot was picked as
''l.Coast center by all experts.
Sowser. who will play opposite de
iroot is Walter Camps choice for
iecond all.American center, will
ave his hands full handling 3"
iroot. The Stanford captain Is tn"
'tgger man and wonderful de.
'ensive center. He is very tall
md has a wise head.
The linemen are all six.footers
and wonderful scrappers. They
will not give an inch and the Pitt
forwards will find It hard to move
them. Stanford's backfield Is some.
What lighter and is capable of
executing fast plays. In an open
field they are shifty and hard to
down. They were consistent FUN.
blers In the early part Of the sea.
son but as the week progressed
they forgot II and hold the ball
now regardless of how hard they
are hit,
Tn. Warner system. as used in
the East, Ia a heavy line.smash.
ing game, with off.tackle and cross
bucks disguised az fakes. They
use the end run often and ef.
fectively. They put up poor
kicking game and do not resort to
such a contest until their last
opportunity to gain a yard through
the line has been vanqulshed.
II anything heats the Pitt outfit
II will he this kind OF playing.
They will be finding themselves in
dangerous territory often and a
tumble will mean a score.
The Washington times., 1922-12-30
TENDlER is READY FOR
MORE BATTLES IN RING

NEW YORK, Dec. 30.-Phil Glass
man has impaired the gladstone
news to Promoter Tex Rickard tina:
Lew Tender by January 16 will be
ready TO continue where he left off
after his fight with Benny Leonard
He informed Rickard and Match.
maker Frank Flornoy they could
sign up one or two opponents for
Lefty Lew and that he would come
back after the holidays to put his
name on the documents.
Tender injured two knuckies on
his left hand during the twelve
hectic rounds he fought with the
champ. and since then hasn't been
able TO put on glove.
The Washington times., 1922-12-30
Roy Moore Quits.

Roy Moore, Of st. Paul. has done
40 poorly IN his recent bouts that he
has retired from ring activities. At
his best he was considered one Of the
toughest featherweights In the
country,
The Washington times., 1922-12-30
Tech at Penn State.

Georgia Tech will appear at State.
College, Pa, next November 10.
meeting the Nittany Lions. They
have not met since 1921. when Penn
State won at New York.
The Washington times., 1922-12-30
He Shifts Base.

Sailor Freedman, the Chicago
lightweight. has decided to make
New York his headquarters and ex.
poets to he kept busy in New York
and New Jersey rings.
The Washington times., 1922-12-30
WARNER 5 GRID
SYSTEM GETS
BIC TEST .
stanford-Pittsburgh Game at
PaIo Alto Sees Pops"
Teams Clash.
By DUKE" MORRISON,
Rfeked by Walter Camp as second all,
American halfbsck and the highest
irflvidual scorer during t022 In
the United States. He played
fullbnck for the I'nivers-
ity Of California.

the United States. He played
fullbnck for the I'nIvers-
ity Of California.
Copyright, 1922, by Cosmopolitan News
ServiceD
PALO ALTO, Cal, Dec. 30
The Stanford-P Pittsburgh football
contest, which will be played here
today, will be a "heads I win,
tails you lose" proposition. 1t
will be the Warner system of
football under fire from two
widely separated sections of the
country and played under very
different circumstances. In the
Western team, Stanford, Andy
Kerr, star pupil of Glenn War.
ner, has the typical Western
> athlete formation. He is tall,
rangy and powerful, capable Of
assimilating any system of train
ing and executing it in fine style.
Pop" Warner, from my obser.
vations OF the Pittsburgh team, has
the Eastern athlete comparatively
small in stature, and limited to Il
particular style of playing which
they execute well. The Eastern
teams are limited in their style due
to their physical makeup while tn.
Western teams are versatile and
they can use a combination Of sys.
TENS such as was done to great
success by Andy Smith at the Uni
versity of California.
A Western team Is able to use
these combinations In n single
game and do II with the ease that
typifies any well working ma
chine.
Coming to the Pacific coast. Andy
Kerr has had to modify the War.
ner system in order to combat with
success the Western teams. He has
inserted the forward pass and the
punt into the Warner system. He
could not successfully meet Pacific
coast teams without using this
style Of play.
Pittshurgh players told me yes.
terday that they very seldom kick
The Washington times., 1922-12-30
Coulon Is Talking.

Johnny Couion, who lost the.
worlds bantam title to Kid VIII.
Jams ten years aro or more, IL talk.
! ing about coming hack. probably be.
lievinE II will assist his vaudeville
act.
The Washington times., 1922-12-30
Huston PLAYS Golf.

Col. T. l.. Huston, retiring vice
president of the New York Yankees.
has turned to golf to while away
his spare moments.
The Washington times., 1922-12-30

and less often pass to gain ground
Such work as this would never gain
clound on the Pacific coast against
the powerful and consistent punting
of the coast teams.
In Art Wilcox and Bud Wood.
ward. little Andy Kerr has devel.
oped two Of the best deceptive
passers on the Pacific coast. They
are not only good passers but are
fine ground gamers on end runs
and other plays which are run from
the passing formation.
Art Wilcox is also considered one
Of the best punters on the Pacific
coast. He has all of the qualities
which make for good football
player. This we know from the
wonderful performance he put up
i'm the Stanford. California game, the
collegiate football classic of the
West.
The Washington times., 1922-12-30
Latest Beauty Note
Gives Ruth But
One Chin

The latest beauty note is
that Babe Ruth will appear at
the new Yankee Stadium next
spring with only one chin.
The Washington times., 1922-12-30

The Stanford ends, Mertz and
Lawson, are second only TO Null
Ter and Berkey Of California. They
receive passes well. Mertz has
exceptional ability In this line.
Both men are fine on covering
kicks and protecting their own
territory should the opposition
fake the punt and elect to run
from punt formation.
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RALLY EXERCISES At
ST. PAUL'S TOMORROW
Diplomas Will be Presented to
the Sunday School
Graduates.

Rally Day exercises in the Sunday
school will loo the feature of Sundays
program at St Paul's NJ u. Church
Glasses will be promoted, special
music IL being prepared for the occa-
sion and addresses will he made by
the pastor and superintendent.
Diplomas will be presented 20 those
graduating from the beginners de
partnent into the primary, by Gilbert
RI. Hayden. 10 the class graduating
from the primary into tho Junior de-
partment. by Miss Rietta NJ. Emer-
son, assistant 20 the pastor. and 70
the graduates from tho Junior into
tho senior department. by T.. G. Hard
eHty, president Of the Board Of Trus-
tees. Invitations have been sent to for
mer scholars and friends. as well as
those now on the roll The session
Ia held Mt IL o'clock noon, immediately
following the morning service.
At 1890 n. IN. the sacrament Of the
LORDS Supper win be observed, the
pastor. Rev. G. l.. Hubbard. -. ID.
officiating. At tbs j. IN. the congre.
gationnl song service win begin, LED
by Prof. Charles T. Edwards, choir
master and composer. At 100 y. IN
the newly elected officers of the Chris
tian Endeavor Society viii be installed
as n part of the regular evening ser
| vice. Dr. Hubbard viii preach.
The Christian Endeavor Society vii
hold prayer meeting at the Hom'
| for Aged Women az o'clock SUNDAY
afternoon, Mrs. +. u. Helms. leader
At els their regular weekly praye
meeting Is held. lift Whiteman vii
| be the leader.
| ON Monday evening the of1icla
board will meet at o'clock.
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NEWS OF THE CHURCHES
nErHoDIsr EPISCOPAL.


0CVtts
Scott NJ. r. Church, Seventh and
Spruce streets. Rev. r. j. Sard. minis
ter. Preaching tomorrow morning by
tho pastor and Sacrament OF the
Lords Supper; 7.S0. preaching by Rev,
f. II. Collins. Sunday school and
other regular meetings ut the usual
hours,
Harrison Street.
Harrison Street NJ. f.. Church. Sew
enth and Harrison streets. Rev. w. T.
Habbart, pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor
Subject, 1890, Holy Communion" +;
7.so. THE Pot OF Mamma" Sunday
school and other regular meetings n,
tho usual hours.
Holly Oak.
Holly Oak NJ. +. Church, Holy Oak
Rev. F.. c. IouhofY. Jr.. pastor. Ser
vices tomorrow will be: Sunday school
l0.45: preaching. 7.30 y. III.
Grace African.
Grace African NJ. r. Zion Church
Third and West streets, Rev. j. ii
Tucker, s. T. r., pastor. Sermon b,
the pastor tomorrow Mt II n. M; sub
ject, Gods Message to the Careless.
Sabbath school at 2. Christian En-
deavor at us. Preaching MT s. sub
icct Keep Thy Heart Right"
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DIR. ALLIsON's ANNIVERSARY.
Special Services VIII be Held Tomor
row to Celebrate Event

Tho second anniversary of the pas
tbrate Of Rev. Gsrge D. Allison VIII
be observed at Second Baptist Church,
Ninth and Franklin streets, tomorrow
and varied program has been ar
ranged. Slx new members will receive
the right hand of fellowship prior 10
the communion of the Lords Supper.
The morning sermon by DIR. Allison
is THE REMEMBERING of a Great
Church" The quartet choir. under the
direction OF Floyd Harper. will sing
MY Song Shall be Of Mercy" by
Wilkinson. There will also be a So
prano solo by Mrs. Ramoth a. Nit
chell. The Golden Pathway" by
Gray.
Church school will be at IL noon,
under superintendent J. Il. Copes
Special evening program at 7.45. with
familiar hymns. The quartet will sing
Evening and Morning" by Oakley
and Gilbert's Come Weary Soul.
The sermon will be in series on "Life's
! Choices entitled Choosing OuI
Leaders in Church and State
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Harvest Festival sunday.

A special series OF meetings will be
held In the Salvation Army Citadel,
Fourth and Shipley this weekend.
The annual Harvest Festival will be
celebrated with music and song. En-
sign John o. Simpson, commanding
officer of Wilmington Citadel Corps
will deliver addresses this evening at
8 o'clock, and Sunday evening at 8
o'clock. Company meeting will meet
Sunday. 1890 a. m, and the Young
Peoples Legion at els p. m.
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PASSION PLAY MELTED
MILLIONS TO OLD TOWN

Oberammcrgau Sept. ao.--Her
Passion Play over, her crowds
OF tourists gone and her shops
sold bare OF souvenirs. Oberam-
nergau has slipped bnck into
another decade OF peace and
quiet.
About $4,000 visitors came TO
sec the Passion Play this season
and left millions of marks which
tho village can devote TO im-
provemont purposes.
The gross receipts OF the play
Itself were some 20,000,00O
marks, tho sale OF books and
photographs netting n further
million. In addition millions
were spent In the village shops
and restaurants.
Up TO the end OF August 49,.
600 Americans had visited the
play. ..s,ses.4
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st. Paul,s PLAYGROUND.

The playground OF st. Paul's M. f.
Church. at Tenth and Jackson Streets
will have an amateur circus as a
closing feature today at 4. This play
ground has been opened for the chill
dren OF the community since july
and has offered wholesome amuse-
ment for them through their vaca-
ton. Every Friday evening in the
gymnasium Of the church from to
the children will be gathered together
under the supervision and direction
Of Mrs. Elizabeth Piereon Dressner
for organized play and exercise. On
Saturdays from 3 to the handiwock
claAs viii be continued.
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EvANGELISTIC CAMPAIGN AT
MT. PLEASANT N. T.. CHURCH

on Sunday a special two weeks
evangelistic service will open in Mt.
Pleasant M. f. Church, Brandywine
hundred. when the pastor, Rev.
w. w. Sharp. will deliver ap-
propriate sermons both morning and
evening. Services will be held each
evening during the two weeks period
except Monday evening On Tuesday
evening Rev. Leonard White will be
the speaker. Other speakers will be
announced as selected.
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Union Church Music.

The musical program at Union NJ. f..
Church tomorrow Will include in the
morning the organ prelude 'Andan-
tino," in b fiat; anthem, II Heard the
Voice of Jesus Say" solo, spirit of
God" Miss Helen Hudson; offertory.
"Romanza Mozart" postlude. Min
uet." The organ recital at lis
will include: Quartette. THE Setting
Sum-" anthem, when the Golden
Leaves are Falling" Ravens; offer
tory, Twilight SONG" and postude
"Marche Moderne."
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Brandywlne.

At the evening service in Brandy
wine NJ. f. Church tomorrow. Frank
L. Baylis and j. Wilson Greenfield
will sing a duet. The choir will rem
der music. Miss Hazel Smutz will
give a violin solo. accompanied on the
piano by Mr. Dorsey. Mrs. Burton T..
Thynge and Miss Smutz will render a
solo and violin obligato, accompanied
by Mrs. w. v. Montgomery. Miss
Helen Chairman will make brief adj
dress. Mrs. Albert Ludlow and Mrs
Walter Talley will sing duet.
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DIR. +. WATSON HANNAH
AT GRACE

DIR. i. Watson Hannah OF Drew
Theological Seminary will preach both
morning and evening tomorrow at
Grace NJ. L. Church. DIR. Hannah will
serve as temporary supply until DIR.
Sumwalt's successor has been chosen,
Following Is the musical program for
the morning and evening services:
1915 a. m, the chimes; Holy, Holy,
Holy. Lord God Almighty" Alas and
Did my Savior Bleed" THE Church's
One Foundation" "Hark My Soul 1t
is the Lord" 1890 a. m. organ pre-
Jude. Grand Offertoire de st. Cecilia"
Batiste; Professional, IS: anthem,
Behold the Days Come" Woodward:
offertory, soprona solo, Great Peace
Have They Rogers. Mrs. Babcock I;
occasional. 307; organ postlude
allegro con Mote" Smart; 7.o5 p. M,
the chimes: Come O -Fhou Traveller
Unknown" The Shadows Of the Eve
ming Hours" Jerusalem the Golden :"
us TO 7.30 p. m, Organ recitaD-
Allegro Appassionata." (Fifth Sen
ata), Guilmant; prelude and inter
mezzo, Mascagni; prayer and Cradle
Song" MacFarlane; professional, 6l2;
anthem, Pierce Was the Wild Bill
low" Noble; offertory, "Hark, Hank
My Soul" Shelley; professional, 40S
organ postlude, "Marche Belgian
| Clarke.
The regular Sunday school session
VIII be held at noon. Rally Day Will
| be observed in all departments Octo-
Der 8. The Epworth League will hold
their regular meeting at $50 D. m.
with John Carpenter as the speaker
AT business OF the league held OF
Thursday evening, Earl e. Ewing wa,
elected president to succeed Mis-,
Besse M. Bennett, who was forced t
resign because OF new work she wa.
assuming.
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Christian Endeayor Rally.

a Christian Endeavor rally will take
place in Holy Trinity Lutheran
Church, Twenty-third and Madison
streets tomorrow evening. The pro-
gram committee has planned a pro-
gram for an interesting meeting.
Special music is being arranged. The
Endeavorers have secured the SER
vices of Mr. Ballantyne, Y. NJ. c. a,
secretary, 10 bring them a message.
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METHODIST PROTESTANT.


First Methodist Protestant Church.
Seventh street. below Walnut street
Rev. f. q. Holloway, minister. Tomor-
row morning. l0.45 o'clock, preaching
by the pastor. An excellent musical
program will feature the annual BIZ
BILE School rally day services to be OBJ
served In the evening, starting at 1.So
o'clock. Sunday school. and other reg
ular meetings at the usual hours.
Second.
Second NJ. =. Church, Fifth avenue
and Anchorage street. Rev. p. +. Bry-
an Bailey, pastor. There will be no
morning service tomorrow. Sunday
school will be at . o'clock. Evening
Worship at 7.a5: sermon subject
Light and Darkness" In the future
the Junior G. f. prayer meeting VIII
be Friday evening.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
I'm manuel.

Emmanuel L. L. Church. Seventeenth
and Riverview avenue. Rev. Charles
w. Clash, rector. Holy communion
tomorrow morning at 1.45; church
school, GAS; holy communion and SER
mon IL; evening prayer and sermon,
7.4s.
Trinity.
Trinity L. Il. Church, Delaware
avenue and Adams street, Rev. +. NJ.
Kirlxus. rector. Holy Communion to-
morrow morning at $50. Sunday
school at $50 Litany, Holy Commun-
ion and sermon at IL: evening prayer
and sermon. 7.45. Preaching morn
ing and evening by Rev. j. ID. Skill
ton.
Calvary.
Calvary p. f.. Church. Third and
Washington streets, Rev. f.. III. Stew
ems, rector. Holy communion tomor-
row morning at 100: church school
10; choral eucharist and sermon on
Morning Mamma" IL: organ recital
vespere and Illustrated story on The
Fall OF the Angels" 7.4S.
st. AudroWS.
The services tomorrow In St An
drews Church. Eighth and SIMPLE,
| streets, conducted by Rev. Edward II
| Ford assistant rector. will be az fol
| lows: Holy communion. a. m.
Church School and Bible Cass, s.45
| holy communion and sermon at IL
| evening prayer and sermon at 7.%S.
| ST. Johns.
ST. Johns Episcopal Church, Con
| cord avenue and Market street, Rev
| Alban Richey. rector. Tomorrow, 49,
a. m, holy communion; $50, church
school; IL a. M. holy communion ant
| sermon; 7.45 y. m, evening praye
| and sermon.
| Old Swedes.
| Old Swedes Church, Seventh an
4 Church streets, Rev. Robert Bell, vicar
s a. m, Holy Communion; 10 a. M
church echool; IL a. M mornin;
prayer and sermon; $50 p. m, eve
ning prayer and sermon
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Bible Students.

The Ornamental Garments of a
Christian" will be the subject OF the
lecture by w. N. Woodwork before
the International Bible Students AS
ISOLATION at o'clock tomorrow after
noon, in Jr. o. u. A. NJ. Hall. 907
Tatnall street. Bible classes for adults
and children Will be conducted at 2
o'clock. and the evening Bible, class
at o'clock. preceded by song ser
vice at 1880.
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Sugar from, DanlIas.

Levulose, sugar made from the
tubers OF the dahlia, is exceptionally
sweet and is said TO be harmless 10
diabetes. The American Dahlia So
ciety and the Bureau Of Standards are
co operating in the development OF It's
ossibili.ies.-Scientific American.
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North.

North. =
North Baptist Church, Lincoln
street near Delaware avenue. Will
liam l.. PottlnEill. pastor. Tho sermon
at 1880 tomorrow will be given by
Henry c. Geikcr OF tho extcnsion de-
partment N the Philadelphia School OF
the Bible: preaching at 7.45 will I've by
tho pastor, subject "Unspcakable
JOY" Bible School at noon.
bethany.
Bethany Baptist Church, Elm and
Jackson streets. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening, by Rev. Owen c.
Brown. ID. D.. OF Philadelphia. Sun
day school and Other regular meetings
at the usual houra.
Delaware Avenue.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
Delaware avenue and West street
Rev. Joseph Y. Irwin, y. T. D., pastor
Preaching tomorrow morning and eve.
ming by the pastor. Subject, 1890
Cancellation" with ordinance of tn,
Lords supper: TAO, The Greatness oj
Jesus Christ" Sunday school at ~
and other regular meetings ms usual
First Swedish.
First Swedish Baptist Church, cor.
ner Vandevcr avenue and Church
street. Rev. c. A. Chadcr, pastor
Preaching tomorrow morning and eve
ming by the pastor. Subject, 1915
Removing Mountains; 7.30, On
Engllsh). "Christs Soldiers" At IL
noon, Sunday school, and 6.4b y. m
young peoples meeting. Tuesday a
\ y. m. young peoples business meet
Ing. Wednesday at 745 .. M, praye
meeting. Friday Mt 7.45 y. m, churcl
business meeting.
| shiloh.
Shiloh Baptist Church. Twelfth an
Orange streets, Rev. V. T. Moore, ]
d.. pastor. Preaching tomorrow eve
ming at 745. Covenant meeting a
i0.45 n. M, Sunday school, 12.15; I
Y. J.. Y. service. I. Services at : !
NJ, with Row. r. McFryor officiating
|
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Sunshine Card Party.

A card party win be given in Sun
shine Hall next Thursday by the
building committee of st. Johns Chap
ter No. 4. O. r. $.