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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
ANDY TUCKER.

IN ia" city M"nda" and will do a
NNie liGht work 1T tn" = H. a \.
nnih Mond'y night. aud Dundee and
N"Nman VIII arriv" Tuesday morn.
ing. whiI" Lawrence is expected to
arrive Monday night
special seats Viii he placed on the
sias- which VIII hr reserved for
m"mh"IS VII" hav" taken out a con-
irritating membership for one year.
and IL" one else VIII bc allowed on
tn" stage.
Herbert Cole and "Hu?k" stone
toth say they Viii u. in good shane
Tor their si4-round bat,l". and these
boys VIII pr"hrhiy STAG. IN" best
preliminary seen here for some time.
There viii also bc another six
round preliminary between local
boxers
Membership carGs arc a, the lars
est cigar stores and billiard parlurs
III the center OF the. city. where old
members can secure them and now
members can secure mcmE crshlp APP
'liCIr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
COMPLETE FINANCING
OF WOMEN'S Club
NV Assoclntch rrcss

NEW YORK. oct. - -I'iuanclng
@: the new Wcmcn's National COLI
and Tennis club. at Glen Hrad Long;
Island. Is nearly completed. IL was
said today. aud construction work
is expected To begin early next year.
Miss Marion Hnii!n.. Of East Isiip.
l."nt Island. former national wo-
mems amateur golf champion. Is one
- tho leaders In the new OrEuniza
ton. launched AZ the result ~ ~ de-
maUd for course which VIII nnord
an ideal test for women dcvOto.s "
the ROYAL and ancient game. Women
IN many cities %: tho country. out
SIDE ct tn" metropolitan area. ar.
rested IN IN" project.
The proposed links. besides mark
ing new Development In golf Ia
cili'i"s. VIII hc especially sdap "a to
holding womcn's chamiponsh'us.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
HOLD CHAMPIONSHIP
EVENTS OCTOBER %
tRy Associated Press. !

NEW YORK. Oct. 2i-Thc National
\. y. l. ier-milc running and seven
mile walking championships viii b..
held at Macomh's Dam Park. sunday.
October IS. IL was announced today.
Entries for the lomS distance run.
received SO far, include Earl John
son. OF PITTSBURGH. present ,i;lc
holder: Fred Fall.r and Jimmie
iichiiGan. OF Boston: llmar prim.
Willie Ritola and Frank Zuua. OF tn.
metropolitan district,
william Plant Will defend his Till.
IN the Walhing event against Dick
Remcr and joe pcarman. former
champions. and ]. Foster. Of Detroit.
junior hre-mile national champion.
among others
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
ROcKM|NsTER COVERS
DISTANCE IN 2:55 3-5
Jakcs La,onia Championship
From Eastern Entrants
III Record Time.
.nt~rs Stretch with Great Burst OF
speed and Finishes Under Wire
Length Ahead of Field.
BY Associated Press
MES FROM BEHIN

LATOHIA ky. Oct 2l.--The
West triumphcd over the East when
kockminster won the Latonia cham
pionship states worth s35, 900 over a
distance OF a mile and thrcc- quarters
- Lat4nia today. Lucky Hour was
second, and surf Rider ,s!rd.
The time. 25j 3-5 clipped four
htths of second from the American
record. and Was one and one attn
seconds better than that made by
Cleopatra in 1920. the best previous
time for the race.
Tho wiuuor's share Of the purse
was $24osO
Lucky Hour set tho early pace.
leading Chatterton by two lengths
~ tho first half. with Bunting IN
third position. At the clubhouse
turn. Lncky Hour was leading by
three lengths. and Chat,cr,on was
= length IN front OF Rockministcr.
At the mile and quarter Lucky
Iigu- continued TO lead with hunting
second, three lengths in front Of
Rocku mister, Lucky Hour was one
i"nr'h ahead Of Rockminis;er at the
'n.jc aud a half post with Bunting
THIRD. three lengths back
Coming INTO the reich. Rock
minister forged to ne front and
won ~ half "a length from Lucky
l'ow-. Snri Rider came fast down
20 the wire TO capture third money.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
DAVIDSON SURPRISES
VIRGINIA Tech ELEVEN
Light Ta,alccl Team Holds
Heavy Nirginians TO
1-to.7 Tie Score.
PENALTIES PROVE COSTLY
Hinri'shurH Hoys md Wildcats 10th
Snncr-Prr>by'fcrinn score Due to
Lnir1e Run of scycnty-Fi,c
Yards.
PENALTIES PROVE CosTL,
fDv Associated rrcssl

DAVIDSON. y. c.. oct. 2i-fIgh,ing
20 uphold the tradition OF never los
INK game on their own field, the
davidson College Wildcats came
from behind and. on; weighed ten
pounds TO tn" man. held the heavier
V i. |. eleven To - ia today in
tn. most thrilling and hardest fought
grid battle seen here in years.
Dop"d To lose by three touchdowns.
the Wildcats gave the football
world ono Of tho most astounding
ups.'s OF the season by presenting an
almost imprcgnahle defense to tho
team that last week almost beat
Centre The game abounded in
thrilling plays. end runs. fakes and
passes Keeping the spectators on
edge throughout. After Virginia
Tech. by series of line bucks, had
rushed the piGskin to the BED and
black three yard line at the close
Of tho FIRST quarter. they opened the
second period with a touchdown.
From the following Kickoff TO the
end Of tho hall the Wilcats showed
complete reversal of form ind
played tho Gobblcrs of their feet the
entire period.
In the protticst run Of the game.
Hendrix. Davidson quarter, returned
the following kick off nifty yards
with practically no Interference.
For five minutes the ball swayed
back and forth in midficld. when Red
Laird Intercepted a Ciobblcr pass and
dashed sovcnty-avc yards for the
Wildcats touchdown
Techs penalties proved her UNI
doing In the second uuatcr. Davis.
Davidson end. caught pass and
carried II he. l,S ,.l
but the referee called him out Of
hounds on the two-foot line. whore
the ball was given to Tech, who
kicked out OF danger
DaNidson's place kick for point
after goal was tucked the ball strik-
ing virginia IN. and bouncing
over the post. ticing the score.
Both sides Intercepted five passes.
but were successful with many more.
Rip Wallace and pasco Gcttlc, Of
Tech. time and time again made the
Davidson line look Sick by their
plunEing. hut the thin red line AL
ways frightened when endangered.
Lineup and summary:
Davidson. Position. V T.
6, Davis. left end. -. .Har,iwick
CLARK. left tackle. .Tilson
Sorrcls. left guard. ......Rea
brice. center. ....... Baker
:. Davis. fright guard. -. Shcrertz
McMasters. right tackle. Graham
faison. right end. 49,. Wilson
pearmon.. left haIf.... Flory
shepard. right half. Rutherford
hunt. fun bacn. Celtic
tiendryX.. quarter back. .. Wallace
Score by periods:
i'aVidSon 800. ....- 0 Q o.
v /. !. ............. 0 o.
summary: Davidson scoring:
Touchdown. Laird (sub for Shepard).
Try FOR extra point, Laird. V. L. L.
scoring touchdown, Wallace: try for
extra point. Rutherford. Referee.
GasS G.ehiSM. Umpire. Sampson
est. AlhansD. Head lincsman, Major
'Auburn). Periods: Is. 10. Is, IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
PRINCETON PUTS OUT
RARE FOOTBALL TO WIN
University of Maryland Is
Carried Through TO
26-to-0 Defeat.
lISy Universal Service. 1

PRINCETON. y. j., oct 2l.-With
the Tigers displaying rare football
IN Spurts. Princeton carried Maryland
through 26-to-0 defeat at the sta
dunn today
Jack Clcavcs, Watson Crum and
HoS'c Gray, each accounted for a
touchdown. while Baker kiclcd two
goals for the Tigers. In three spec
t"cular line plays Crum carried the
bail over forty yards. His WAS the
feature work OF the day.
Soon after the start of the game
Clcavcs tore across the field for "A
thirty yard run, bringing the ball
int" position for "a drop kick which
hakcr i,@zlcd. Later he again thrilled
the spectators with u bumcting of
forty-flvc yards for a touchdown.
Though unable In penetrate an inch
through the Tiger phalanX, Maryland
did some pretty punting. Groves and
MCQuadc's work along this line was
the feature OF the midship's attack.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
FOOTBALL RESULTS YESTERDAY

rnivsrst:y Of Richmond. 6; Roa-
nch" College. o.
Randolph Macon. !; Gallaudct, o.
\. NJ !. -; University of vir-
Giuis, ..
Lynchhnrr. 90; wake Forest. 7.
Washington and Lee, Il; univer
s!ty OF West Virginia. -.
Davidson. :: V. j. l.. :.
Fion. 49,; iIampden- Sidney. c.
william and Mary l3; Trinity. I.
Wooc5crry Forest. 0; Augusta Mil
i:ary Academy. o.
John Marshall. Is: Fork Union, s.
Georgia. :; Tennessee, 3
Michigan, 10; Ohio state. o.
King College 2O6; Lcnoir, o.
TrN.s. 10: Vanderbilt. 20.
FRANKLIN College, %: University of
Louisville G.
Army So. New Hampshire State. o.
Butler 81: Ear!ham, o.
H"hraSkA IS Missouri. o.
Onto Wesleyan, Il; University of
Cincinnati :.
Johns Hopkins, ls; Haverford. 3.
Valparaiso, -; Crane College. 6.
Ca!oaEn. -: Purdue. o
%o;re Dame. a., Depnuw. 7.
Nu>k!nEum. 10: Broaddus. O.
\andcrbN;, 20, Texas. 10.
Nrrront 8. Dartmouth. g.
%ayy. 10; Tech. o.
GAn'nhia. G; New York Un!ver-
s,y. !.
Wisconsin 20: Indiana. o.
Alfred. 6: HETalo. O.
Mossnehuset's Asgies, 10; Am
Rhode Island State College. !; Del
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At Laurel
Results.

Results.
f!rgi rhcc-nvc and n half furlonEs
-Hoei;nps. ITO tMariuenD. $40,
$40. Sc Nrs:. Comixa lO2 callahan.
f5.,o $3.50. second; Woodland. no
q enmanJ. $40. ,h!~d Time, .o7 3.
b""ii nan Eriliiamcc. Scgoy!a. Better
Times also ran.
Second race-stc.p!echase: about
~ lHi.r'-i.isutenant Seas. 1885
''rawtprdp. $il.lo $40. $40. FIRST:
SCI. sp,nt 1872 CSmoo;D. $3.50. 60 20.
tHFaH .' ilumcot l30 (Will!ams).
iI'io third. Time 3552-5 Wrack
Gross Reparat;2n EarlocNer. joyful.
E@d Cover, cTermatch, Soumangha
also ran
T"irS racr--six furlonrs- sing. l05
tMarun). $3.50. $50. $3.50. nrst.
Ro!o lol tMcLeanp. 40. {4sO. sec
ond Pericourd.ne, loo CWansD. $3.50.
third. Tim". j:li2-j. Alya. Tom
CASSIDY Simplicity Joseph Brant.
kirah. old Sinner. Charles J. Cgaig-
mile also ran
Fourth race-nyc ana HAIR fur
long -SwctthcaIt 1875 tWalla,.t
$3.50, SlSlo $3.50. hrs;. Hucado. ll3
tEarnesl, $3.50. 50. second. Lit. l67
tTurner), S3.io third. Time % 5
crown zen" Marie blanche, Scribb,c.
Tuxedo Golden Rule also ran
Firm -Extermina,or. Is2
(Johnson). $3.50. 1910. $3.50. trst.
Tryster. 1913 d.ykcJ. s. so, i2.ao sGr,
"nd Imply Witchet li5 tWalIs).
$40, third Time $50. Duuitr
fiayfellow, Fair Gain. Careful. Para
Eon II. also ran. Uaragon II fuchcs
second. but vas disqualified
sixth racs-rnl. ur6 a., t.t.h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22

Yale, rs; Williams. q
University of Detroit, 10; Boston
College. 5.
Carnegie Tech. so; Thicl, o.
Penn state, 30; Middlebury. o.
Pittsburgh. 81: Syracuse, IL.
Bethany. IL Rutgers. :.
Georgetown. 2S: Fordham. %.
Lafayette. IS: Ruckncll. i.
Cornell. i; Colgate. ..
Lebanon Valley. 40; St Joseph
College. o.
Miami 6: Ohio Northern. O.
Rochester. :; Union. :.
Princeton. 70; Maryland. o.
Grove City, %: Allegheny. IL.
Springfield. %; stevens. .
Mount Saint Marys. o; Western
Maryland. o.
Wesleyan. IA: Hobart. o.
Trinity. :. Connecticut Agricultural
College, Is.
Maine, 10; Bates. i.
Gettysburg. -; Muhlenberg. T..
hamilton. .: Rensselaer,. O.
Brown. e; Lchigh. ..
Florida Freshmen. :; Vanderbilt
Freshmen, o.
Tufts. :: Norwich. q.
Bowdoin. {: colby. t.
Ohio University. 81; Western Re
serve. Q
unlver 6 Pennsylvania, IA;
Swarthu
Michls ggies. :; south pa
kota. o.
Alabama :; Scwancc. =
Camp BcnnnG. o, Tulane. IS.
t:as; Tennessee state Normal. 10;
Maryville Polytechnic. 10.
Mercer. I: Auburn. so
MiSSiSSinnf 4 1. NIju,i.yg,,,,,
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copyrish, 1922 by Hoyi., Jr.

trick).
Spades-i0. s.
HcartS-4. S.
Clubs-k' g. 1. .. q quick trick).
Diamonds-6.
spades-k. @. :. 3, .. Il suic.<
trick).
h"arts--A. @. 10. I. c. ul-2 tricks).
Clubs-lO, .. \.
biamonds-J. Z. G.
Srddes-k. S. az quick Irick).
trick.
clubs-J. :, G.
trick).
Spadcs--J {
The last hand should not be bid.
The requirement as to two Quick
tricks is present hut the suit is too
weak. This is border-line hand
ans n" suit as weak as this hear,
should he bid. unless holding more
IMAM one outside trick
certain four card suits may he
ni"' such as y. *. g. {, or *. q, !.
~ without any outside tricks. Suits
such as * 4 >. x Q J 6. or A
g J should not he bid withou, at
least an outside trick preferably an
ace -Four card suits may also n.
n'" u hand contains n strong secon-
nary hid, that is. a suit that can be
hld on The second round of bidding
For example:
iiearts-lO. ..
'lubs-A. *. I. g.
piamoRds--1.
Snadcs-K. J. 10. .. 8. 7.
With This type OF hanG I, is much
better 10 bid the club as the oriri
nal hid. and bid the spade on the
second round. II tho bidder holds
TWO -FOUR card suits each headed by
~. r. the better bid is a no trump.
me hand In too strong for sui,
oio OF one. Please note that all OF
the above refers only to ori1,n.i
SUIT bios BY hrst or second hand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
'" ''' N'rcih'H on TrnCk.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. DC, y
Tho University o. MARYLAND ana
NrgiDla Polytechnic Institute a-D
now definitely on VirsinIa's' eros
country schedule. according 10 an
nouncem"nt ny Manage: Wos,or.
Inc Biac"sbure team VIII come 20
charlottesville on Novempc- II to
run over TIC university course ma
me Following Saturday the Orange
ard Blud barriers VIII travel 20 col.
loge Ps,S 10 compete with Ia. Mary.
land representatives,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
Easy Lessons
Auction Bridge

The hes; theory OF auction yet de-
Nei"ped 10y the best players Is to
give exact Information whenever
possible. with this idea in view they
nay" restricted all bids TO one
meaning Ths is particularly true
"f tho original suit hid. Rather
than deceive partner as To the char
dcter Of their hand. they prefer to
pass and await another chance to
"id. IN original suit bid by first or
second hand always conveys the in
formation either ;haI The bidder has
tw" qU.ch tricks ia the suit bid or
else ono quick trick in ina, suit and
on" ia an outsid. suit. The re-
Guiremcnts. therefore. Tor an orisi-
nal sun bid by first or second hand.
are. HrSt, a Ave card suit: second.
with ~" quick tricks. such as \ *
II . j, or y - J in the suit hid: or.
mud, ono quick trick IN tho suit
'i"' such Is acc, or * q. ana an
outside quick trick, such as an ace
or X ..
WITH such factors, the hand il
worm at least four tricks with suit
hid ~ trump with The three re-
Guircincnta above noted kept in
mind. the following hands illustrate
the principles involved.
ii"aTts-i0, q
c,uos :. X :, s. 9. q quick
Diamonds.
Spades. = :. ..
trirkS)
clubs g. 3
Diamonds :, G. .
Srnd"S-J /; 3.
li'artS 10, !.
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AT Empire City
Results.

lkrsultS.
First racc-ilvc furlonEs-K ccnan.
IL 'Sande). 3 10 ,. ! To g. out. first
Faithful Girl. ~ tMcCoy), 10 to /. 3
20 |. even, second; Brother rat. l07
tCoiliusI. to /, = 10 |. even, third
Time, l:oll-5 Violet Blue. Lady
Monmouth Howsrrit, Cisqua, Flying
bovH. Destination, Flying Boat. Can
dida, Paddy's Lass, Margaret Loretta.
ke"orp. Marion also ran.
Second racc-miv and seventy
"rds--Canyom los OHutor). to >.
out. out FIRST. Ralco. 100 tCostello).
10 >, out. ont second. (Only TWO
VENT Time, I:fS2-5
Third rac"--about six furloncs-.
arrow of Gold, 81 tMerlmcol. to !.
TO ., To t. FIRST Mary Patricia. @,
CBcl). 5 to !. 10 /. even. second :
FLANNEL Shirt. ZIG Craplln) to !.
10 3. ! to 3. third. Time. 1909. Cir
rus. The Dictator. Dnmmcsdale also
ran.
Fourth racc-milc ana a sixteenth
Hepha!stps. lc2 ,Fator). tt to !. .
70 ., out, inst. Emotion. ioG (Tariin).
~ TO 3. 70 :. out. srcond. iioro-
.".e. l0h tM,AtccD. " to :, to .. ON,
tnrid Tim". l.+5 20. Iodo. Irish
hiIrahior also ran.
ruin rac"--mIlc and sixteenth
service star. ii5 tSaude) . to /. even.
!" :. irS,' Losd Herbert. II2 oar
HN'on"e ~ lMiIloD. to i. : To :.
" I" .. mira Time. l.ts2-5 Gr,i,dy
IS lrki"NiuEipn. Witchwork. French
MAY Transient. Mr \ R"sccliff =,
iine. Miss Finn. Maize. Regal Loala
knban Rouge. Wylie also ran.
sixth race hv" and half fUr,onc.
amusement. i"' 'N"At.eh =, :.
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CORNELL HAS TROUBLE
DEFEATING COLGATE
INy UMivcrsal Servicc.l

ITHACA, y. Y. oct. lin a hard
FOUGHT game that kept the spccta-
tors on their toes until the nnal
whistle. Cornell defeated Colgate. Il
To o, today. The nrst touchdown was
scored In the first period. when a
poor punt by Sanford gave the
!thacams chance TO strike from
'"lGate's ter-yard line. and the lat
Ter soon carried the ball over.
series of powerful line >mashcs
from her own Iwcnty-yard line, i'm
which Ramsey starred. brought in
the other tally.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
BINFORD QUINT
WINS CONTEST

Binford Junior High defeated IN,
ilScr rI.n' AZ I|inford Friday after
noon by tn" sCor" OF TO / Al
though their shooting was off color.
th" inexperienced Binford playcrs
showed nnc pass work Cap,ai,
henderson, At forward, and walthalI
at Erard, were tn. stars Of tho con-
test
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
AMERICAN MARX FOR MILE IND TTIREE OLA


NEW BRUNSWICK. y. j.. oct.
2l.-G!ris' rifle teams un an inter
collegiate basis are among The
seasons novelties In the sporting
world Down In Knoxville. the
home OF the University OF Teuucs-
SEQ, The goods hAv, organized Il
rifle team undcr the direction OF
ths army officers detailed there for
the 4. o =. G. unit in the mems
branch OF III. university. and have
sent CHALLENGES broadcast. Ru;-
GERS received one here this week
but declined for the very good
reason that Rutgers has no giri
students
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pl!cat!o,ls.

They say a mans as strong
as his arteries
Well, our Scotch Mist Over
coats ought to make for a
steady pulse.
No weather worries.
Rich Scottish Cheviots that
are as good to the wearer as
they arc to the eye - chill
proof, rainproof!
Oakleaf, Tobacco, Prairie,
Mint, Fawn, Pearl, storm
Gray.
Those are the smart Fall
shades in Soft Hats.
Our Tiptopper comes in all
of them.
Brogue OXfords of Imported
Scottish Grain strike a smart
note in Fall Footwear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
DInM ItltIIr NIlfnrinus

DiNWIDDIE VA. oct. "1-Diu.
widdic Agriculture High school do
ioai"d the Darvcls High school I'm
baseball game at Era. L 10 q. :,
decide the school championship fp,.
thiS snnsnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-22
Chicks Sign Dnhh,.

johnny Dohhs manager of the
Saw orleans Hclicans since 1914. has
quii -ftcr wurdy scrap and signed
10 manage the Memphis Chicks mex,
s.lSMt..
Evening star., 1922-05-21

ton. w. w. Spilman. H. A. Lentz. A
M. Nevius. ]. E. Boudwin, Emmons s
Smith, Robert Livingston, Thompson
Drug Company. The Washington Post
Company, The Evening Star News
paper Company. George B. Bryan. =.
f. Droop & Sons Company, Harry W.
Taylor, Edward w. Minte Company.
Inc, Amos w. McDevitt. Charles r,
Denny. C. X. Gibson, Frank Foer.
Peter Grogan & Sons Company, Harry
Son, 1nc-, Warren w. Biggs, Duncan
F. Power, H. G. Sanders, W. W.
Georges, p. j. Nee Company, Charles
w. King, C. l.. Datnov. c.. l.. Picard.
W. B. Garrison, Inc. Virginia GUILD,
James H. Yoshihiro, McElhinney &
Wesson. Stone & Poole, Wallace
Luchs. c. o. Buckingham. Atlantic
Hotel Company, Watkins e. Whitney.
c. w. Beane. Charles o. Hetzer. Roger
w. Lusby, NJ. ]. Cunningham, Smith
Brothers. William Burke. Richards
Pen Shop, F. w. Woolworth Company.
F. E. Hassan, d. n. Walford. j. +.
Jarvis. Foster Reynolds Company.
Kase & st. Clair. Standard Cigar and
Tobacco Company, B. Harding, Capt.
tai Cigar and Tobacco Company, Inc,
William Deiches IL Co. Inc. Washing
ton Tobacco Company, William NJ.
WALES. John J. Allen. William II.
pany. O: Ashby Reardon. w. Cliff Gun
ningham r F.. Downham. John q.
Graham and Kenneth w. Ogden.
Committee Chairmen.
Chairmen of the various commit
tees in charge of collecting subscrip-
tlons are c. Fred Cook, George En-
mons, John II. Vivian, w. F. Moses,
Arthur a. Lithgow, j. Harry Cunning
ham. Clyde r. Hancock, Charles ].
Langmead, r. p. Andrews w. II. Har-
fison, James c. Hoyle. Morris Hop
kins, J. II. .Milans, l.. Whiting Estes,
Harry Standiford. Will II. Towles.
Arthur H. Douglas, William +. GUIDE,
Samuel Hart, Harry F. Cary, Ernest
c. Lee, Walker L. Gary, Peter Lat
tener. Louis Hartig, jr., Townley A.
Mckee, \. c. Turnage. Joseph Nc
Reynolds. George Pitt. Louis II.
Meaney, Harry G Rand, Paul F.
Grove. II. :. Omohundro. l.. T.. White.
Frank p. Milburn. Grant 5. Barnhart,
Arthur ID. Marks. A. Julian Brylawski.
George A. Baker, Joseph G. Harris,
Thomas Contella, Karl w. Corby.
Harry G. Kimball, Howard P. Foley,
Milton Hopfenmaier. Isadore Saks.
Otto De Moll, Julius Peyser and VIII
liam V. Everett.
Evening star., 1922-05-21
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia. generally fair today and
tomorrow; little change in tempera-
ture; gentle to moderate veriable
winds.
West Virginia. generally fair today
and tomorrow; somewhat warmer to-
day.
Waterways Temperature.
Midnight. 81: 2 am. so; 4 am. 81;
am. So; am. 65: 10 am, 72; l2
noon. 76: pm. II; 4 pm. &c; pm,
Is: 8 pm, 70.
Highest, 1872; lowest, 524.
Relative hunmdity-S am, 81; 2
p.m., .35: pm, so.
Hours Of sunshine-S.3.
Per cent of possible sunshine. So.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, IS; lowest, 81.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States coast
and geodetic survey
Today-Low tide. I0:43 am. and
1855 pm; high tide, 4.02 am. and
Tomorrow-Low tide, 1882 am. and
11:41 pm; high tide, 4:49 am. and
5:13 pm.
The Sum and Moon.
Today-sun rose 4:51 am: sun sets
7:18 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 4:51 am; sun
sets 7:19 pm.
Moon rises. 2:04 am; sets 2.2S pm.
Automobile lambs to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Up-River Waters.
HARPERS FERRY, W. Va, May 20,
The Potomac and the Shenandoah
rivers were both very muddy this
evening.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star., 1922-05-21

w. Seton Kent. Gibson Brothers, Inc. !;
Wilkins Rogers Milling Company.
J. v. Craig, Theodore Michael. w. s.
Hoge, jr.; the National Bank of WASH
tngton, the Tolman Laundry Peter
Latterner, w. c. Zimmerman, Fred
A. Spicer, Frank KidwelI, Washing
ton American League Base Ball Club,
Bradley. Thomas B. Cochran, Walter
Drury. Frank Michelbach, A. F.
Richards. B. J. Richards, Frank w.
Latham, Charles W. King, Central
auto. auto Company, 2; c: Rand, H. Noel
Lorenzo Wolford. John U. Schwartz
man, c. w. Downing, H. Standiford,
Henry T. Offterdinger, Anton Pappas,
White Palace Cafeteria, Victor K.
kissal, l. Kitahara, Frank L. Palmeri,
g: B; casassa. Metcalf & Dietz. D;
Lopghran LoS,gh g., Company, Inc: National
Jacobs & Fishman, Edwin S. Hecht,
Francis A. Sebring, w. B. Garrison,
George A. Fischer, Herndon Morsell,
Michael Ehrhardt. Edward o. Nc
Creight. George W. Engel, w. Spencer
Armstrong. Wilbur r. Garrett. Nor
man D. Parker, Eugene Paravano.
w. e. Clafiin. Milton S. Brown, H. ].
Long, +. v. Parkinson, J. u. Linville,
George 3. Clifton, Edward w. Koch,
2. G; Reed. r. NJ. McLuckie. Ellis F.
oi oShSH, W l. 1HOO, d. f1alnen, r.
Lawrence Walker. John A Malterer, H.
j. Juenema mn. M. II. Resnicoff, William
A. Young, Morris H. Abel, f. T. Deck,
William Lemoine Park, Walter >
Diehl, Joseph Sanford, Seward w.
Hulse. Charles H. Abbott, Joseph b.
Lynch, w. D. Wright, Albert A.
Marx. N. D. Boydston, Charles j
Langmead, George c. Shaffer, George
Commins, William H. Santelmann. Z.
G. Breeding j. E. Meisenhelder. Nor
ris Bran, Ira Y. Balm. Philip A. Miller
L. c. McNemar. Isaac B. Field, VII
liam A Fields. James B. Lambie
Hugh Brewster, j. Harry Cunning
ham, Jesse Hill, ]. Z. Scott, Sidney l..
Savage, Duncan D. Ransdell, w. c.
Smallwood. Frank P. Milburn. Amos
A. Fries. A. Paul Hines, James II.
Lyman. John j. Costinett. William ID
Skeen, J. L. Sherwood, Charles Gates,
William C. Cox, August Traat. Joseph
Williams. T. A. Robbins. b. w. CHS
well, u. d. Blackstone. Adolph Burger,
Edward S. Schmid, David j. Shorb,
J. Stanley Falck. Burt Sapp, Roger NJ
Stuart, Emanuel Baumgarten, Will
liam H. Osburn. A A. Lithgow, Jacob
Schwartz. Adolphine NJ Engels,
Samuel NJ. Darragh, z. Ernest All
wine. Morris Gewirz, Bynum E. Hin