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New-York tribune., 1922-09-24
Bouts Hereabouts
MONDAY

MONDAY
Broaduay y. s----g0itnny & Nar,..
Joe Dempsey, 10 rounds "
freeport =. A,--~Arehie waik., -.
Johnny shephard ~ rounds Va
Oakland 4. A-~Frsnlsje f;nrwv.
sammy Cohen, 70 rounds. Vs.
TT ESDAY
Ebhefs Fteid--pepprr Martha
sullivan. 10 rounds nia
Pioneer a.. C.--Erish Johnny enrs.-
vs. Donny Edwardsi ie rounds, "s'''h
FRIDAY
Madison Sauare Garden--Hsrry wa,,.
80. sler johnson. 10 rounds
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CORE BY PERIOnS

Penn State ........... IA IA 1o-54
st. Bonaventure. 0 0 O. 0
Touchdowns-Palm (2). Singer (2), Car
son (D, Gregory, Wilson. Points after
touchdown-Palm "a, drop kicks; Greg
ory a. drop kick; Wilson %, line buck.
Susotitions-Penn State: Mccoy for
Frank. Logue for Schuster, Flock for
Hamilton, Murray for Bentz. Bair for
Bendenk. johnson for McMahon. Arteli
for Hufford. Kerstetter for Palm, Kratz
for Wilson, Gregory for Carson and Shanor
for Singer. st. Bonaventure: Logue for
Riley. McGroth for McAndrews Shea for
Farrell, McDernott for Shea. Michaeli for
Leary. Hickey for Green, McAndrews for
Groth and Leary for Logue
Referee-E. G. Taggart, Rochester.
Umpire-k. Dalletback, Illinois. Head
linesman--D. K. Peet, Hamilton. Time of
periods-15 minutes
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24
Penn State Rolls Up 81
Points i'm First Game

STATE COLLEGE, Pa, Sept. 90
Rolling UP Sd points against St. Bona
Lions of Penn State opened their sea-
son with an easy victory. The visitors
were powerless to dent Bezdek's vet
eran line. Eight touchdowns were
pushed over by Penn States inexperi-
enced backs.
Tho 1ra W..
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24
Captain Alcock Second, Three
Lengths Behind the Outsider
Mad Halter, Favorite, Is Out of Money Winner
Clips Four.ffths of Second From Damask's
Mark of 2:II 4-5 for Mile and Five-sixteenths
Ry w. ]. Macbeth

Charles H. Theos clipped of off
mile and winning
established by H. Whtneys Damas
Sentemb "a. 1921
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24

- OnAnTI I1T TIT
be Opz@e51fRItl1fnHf HRfl@ss5F1l
.: Trsss Msrk Registered. U. s. Pattss oesssI

to-day may be the victor Of tomorrow. Although it
may be that America to-day is the undisputed home
of lawn tennis champions, cannot see that the
holding of the worlds championships in that country
would bring her any greater honor, do we believe
that asprant from California would prefer to play
at Newport rather than at Wimbledon. Next year
the supremacy may pass from America. Is the tour
narnent to follow round the world the supremacy OF
the moment? We believe that few who love the game,
whether in East West, in Europe in far Austria
liza, have any desire to the worlds championship
pass from its home in Wimbledon"
On the Other Hand
The two great turf tennis nations of the world are
the United States and Great Britain Great Britain
include Australia
cycles but considering the turf tennis ranking of the
United States it is difficult just why any official
world championship should be awarded to the British
Isles Gin perpetuity.''
There are hard feelings about it. For example,
Patterson is a fine player and fine sportman, but
takes his title seriously after the Tilden and
Johnston matches.
OF the ten sets played against the two Americans,
Patterson and lost nine.
The United States isn't going to keep on winning
all tennis championships throughout eternity. But
the growth of the game here at least entities this
ton to an even break when it comes to matter of
championship location. Either that such champion
ships should be strictly national, they in golf
The British open golf championship claims no world
wide laurel any than the United States open
does.
By wining three championships in succession Til
den has proved his place at the top Of the field with
Johnston so cose there is barely flash of daylight
between Supremacy the part of this pair all
opposition is marked that world title would add
to their fame.
Difference in Games
The wide difference between golf and tennis as
fixed sciences of fixed arts in the way Of standard
form, is shown by championship results.
Tden wins three tennis championships in a row.
No golfer in the country has been able to win many
successive amateur championships since Travers
bagged his brace nine years ago.
The best tennis player week is pretty sure to
be the best next month.
The best golfer week may be beaten by eight
or ten others two weeks later.
l.. P. H.-Wile Keller in 1897 hit safely in forty
four consecutive games when he stopped by Frank
Killen at Baltimore.
Football! coaches complaining of the absence Of
certain stars are referred Knute Rockne of Notre
Dame who has lost only fifteen regulars from last
years team.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24
Future athletic Policy OF
"Big Three' Is Made Public
Athletes Must File Detailed Statement Of Finances
Before Eligibility Is Certified; Football Train.
ing Is Curtailed and Long Trips Are Banned

HAVEN Conn., 23Ju what happened when
of
gardng eligibility the Big Three when
following policies by the committee ahe
YALE Princeton and Harvard
egepr sub committee the
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24

Football! coaches complaining of the absence of
certain referred to Knute Rockne of Notre
Dame, who has lost only fifteen regulars from last
years team.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24
Difference in Games

L. P. H.-Willie Keeler in 1897 hit safely in forty
four consecutive games when he stopped by Franl
Killen at Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-24
(MONDAY)

'Five pounds apprentice allowance
Lola Ia,nad
The Washington herald., 1922-08-03
Romeo Waves a Lilly.

saw a small Chevrolet coupe
standing outside a residence on New
Hampshire avenue. In 1t a younS
man was frantically footing a horn
and holdig an article that. look ed
like young cabbage in full bloom.
During this performance. he looked
anxiously up to the window of the
house opposite his car. He seemed
in a great hurry to make himself
heard and begone. My curiosity
was not to be squelched. so 1 de-
liberately hied myself across the
street to, surreptitfously examine
the bloom and incidentally find the
cause of the young mans hurry and
anxiety. .ss. ne
Upon closer observance I found
the young cabbage to be a wonder
full blue water lily in full bloom.
The only place l ever saw one be-
fore was in the pool at the rear of
the American Building. Soon
came a young lady gowned in a
becoming business suit. She lightly
stepped into the car and centered
a charming smile upon the peeved
young Romeo. The car started.
everything moved happy as. we'd
ding bell and the beautiful blue
lily waved at the other window
Mabel McMichael, s2s New Hamp-
shire avenue northwest.
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Raleigh Not Dead Here.

Homeward bound on a Capital
Traction car the other night I saw
quite an unusual sight for wash
ington. Most every seat by a win
dow. was occupied by a token
dropper." and all Of the side seats
had two or three people on them {;
consequently, one person could be
seated very comfortably, but there
was not enough room for two To-
A young man and one of the fairer
sex entered. Using methods devised
by Sherlock Holes. 1t can be de-
duced that he was the girl escort,
for he dropped two tickets in the
box when he entered. The girl
seated herself next to a naval Of
ficer. The officer glanced around
at the girl-a natural habit for
most males-and on seeing the fell
low standing by her.. what should
he do but tip his hat to- the fluffy
young thing and let her escort have
his seat
And there are some who say that
Washington has no Walter Raleighs.
Samuel L. Snyder. 1864 NJ street
northwest
The Washington herald., 1922-08-03
A Babbling Youngster.

On 4 northbound car on Connecticut
avenue was a lady who lead with her
a little French poodle which attracted
the attention Of the passengers. At
Dupont circle a woman with a baby
girl about or years old boarded
the, car. On entering the girl called
the mothers attention to the French
poodle after which she began to make
friends with the pet from across the
aisle. The owner Of the dog said,
Now. LIE Duke speak to the little
girl like a nice dog" After a bit of
silence the little girl said. Mother.
why Is It when you tell me to do any
thing and I don't do 1t, you always
spank me But you see that lady told
her doggie to speak to me and he
didn't even bark and all she did was
to kiss him on his head.
Mother was trying all along to get
her darling to be quiet. but the little
darling only talked more. until the
car had reached Columbia road. where
the little one left the car.--Mrs. Viola
R. Gilasa, 1891 Oregon avenue north
west.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-03
HvOSCODe
THURSDAY. AUGUST J. Is7z.

ThUhSDAn, ADJUST q I'VE.
Astrologers read this as q doubt
full day. Although the Sun is in
benenc aspect early in the morning
Venus and Mercury are adverse.
1t is hazardous rule since It gives
warning not to trust the favor or
the promises Of persons of influence
or financial power. Is 'f
The stars seem to Indicate that
suspicion of human motives will
mark the mental attitude of many
persons and that selfishness will
grow.
Owink to many conflicting infiu-
ences that affect the mind the men,
tai balance may be easily disturbed
during the coming months.
Increase in insanity, especially in
manias of various sorts again is in
dicated. g.. .....
This is not a lucky wedding day.
since II seems to presage more or
less misfortune that brings news
paper notice.
Many scandals will prevail and
the newspapers will exploit strange
misdemeanors in which prominent
/ persons are involved. the seers
warn.
Venus ruler of the seventh. heavi-
ly afflicted Is interpreted as fore
casting increase in the number OF
divorces. q. M, sn.-.,,,.... " -
Mercury. today Is IN an aspect
favoring the progress of psychic in
vestigations and the recognition OF
occult phenomena
| Messages will be obtained from
the unseen world. the seers prophe-
] ~, and Inventions will in some
way aid communication with hidden
| forces.
Reminder of the reading oil
Premier Lloyd Georges horoscope
may be beneficial at this time. He
is under the influence of the Sur
parallel to Saturn and later on to
the opposition Of Saturn. while Jup-
tier remains in square to the Sur
at his birth. 1t is therefore deemed
impossible for him to bring back
harmony to the British government
which must be disturbed as Ions
as he Is at the helm.
Persons whose birthdate II Is may
have rather unsettled year, but they
can overcome obstacles.
Children born on this day may be
high-strung and impressionaoie
They should be taught systematic
ways.
Copyright. 1871
The Washington herald., 1922-08-03
MARINES TO EJECT .
OIL MEN ON GROUND

CHEYENNE. wyo. Aug. IA
small detachment. Of United States
Marines from Denver was en- route
to the Teapot Dome naval oil reserve
TODAY under orders to eject driners
Of the Mutual OIL Company.
The action Of the sovernment In
sending the Marines into Wyoming
was vigorously protested BY Gov. Ca
rey in a message to President Hard
ing. Carey said the move was not
warranted
Claims Of the Mutual on compans
TO prior rights to the reserve recently
leased to the Mammoth OIL Company
resulted in workmen for the former
company entering the property.
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Picking on a Set-up.

Coming down Seventh street l
saw a dog round the corner and
stop short IN front OF n lar0e
"Victor" dog-one of those plaster
dogs they use to advertise victrolas.
The real dog planted all four feet
hard on the ground and started to
growl, and when the man in the
store saw what was going on he
gave the artificial dog a slight
shove, whereat the real canine
started to bark furiously. 1t was
so funny that the motorman OF the
car delayed starting his car for
about two minutes after he got the
signal to proceed, and after the dog
was out OF our sight we could still
hear the other passengers chuck :
ling.-S. H. p, 71S Morton street
northwest
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'Ke0uWo4nSw1yS

EILEEN: II you want to gain
weight. you must try to take lire
more easily. Don't be moving all
the time. Get more rest Get ten
hours sleep without fau. and don't
WORRY so much. / have a booklet
on gaining weight. I think II you
will follow 1T you will be pleased
with the results. Send $. a. e., and
I will be happy to mail 1t to you.
& II. L.: You can safely use
peroxide to bleach superfuous hair.
1t should be diluted with equal
parts of water and the strength
gradually increased. II is applied
by using a piece of cotton wet with
the solution. This procedure must
be repeated daily for a while be-
fore the desired result Is obtained.
An application of equal parts OF
peroxide and ammonia VIII oieach
the hair first. and after many ap-
piications tends to rot it.
A. c. s.. A woman IS, five feet
four, should weigh about l3o. You
are not. so much overweight, but
now IN the time to get yourself In
training so no more pounds WIN
crowd YOU. Better send me s. a. e.
and I will give you a set OF exer-
cises which is exactly what you
need to get down to right weight
and keep there. Ask for youth
Preservers" when you send the s.
a. e. In the meantime just reduce
the butter. sugar. cream. and white
bread consumption one-half at each
meal. Let me know at end OF .
month what this has done for You.
Shirley. New is the time to 60
after the tresses in a spirit OF
righteous endeavor. Bobbed hair Is
easy to brush, easy to wash, and
easy to keep free from dust and
CRIME and dirt of the day. You
would not have dandrur trouble II
you brushed your hair night and
weeks Brushing is to the hair
what. exercise Is to the figure.
Ellen: Thank ever SO much
Those Youth Preservers certainly
are good for the tired business
| women. as you say. You just
recommend them to all the other
girls In your place of business. They
sure do put pep into you and help
you. over what would be an other-
wise impossible siege Of the dumps.
II you want to distribute them
around. I win send you few. Or
else. have the girls write to me for
them. ~
Shirley and Marjorie: / knew you
would like tennis. Isn't 1t nice that
you have n court 80 close to your
home?' Your waist line will keep in
proportion now. all right. Tennis is
excellent for increasing the breathing
capacity and heart action. It pro-
moteg the action of the eliminative
orgxns and will help you to keep
physically nt at all times. or course.
forget that moderation Is necessary,
ard u yeu d. not feel in good physical
condition, don't play, and never play
ito the point Of exhaustion.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-03
Adding Insult to Injury.

Everyone knows Saturday morn
ing is a busy time at Center Mar
ket A number of housewives stood
patiently waiting their turn at one
of the butcher stands. The butch
er's son gave a woman change for
81 and she Immediately returned It.
saying she had given him IS. This
necessarily caused some talk and
delay to all at the stand. The
father reprimanded his son for his
carelessness. and finally the adjust
ment was made. The boy. in some
confusion. turned to a woman who
had just arrived at the stand and
she. to the amusement of all. in
qu'red: Have you any brains"'-
r. H.. 1116 Thirteenth street north
west 4a (.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-03
May Have Been a Mirage.

Standing on Pennsylvania avenue
talking to a friend about the hct
weather. tanning myself with my
straw hat and wiping the perspira-
tion from my brow. my attention
was attracted to the show window
of gents furnishings" establish
ment displaying heavy overcoats
sprink led with Imitation snow; also
velour hats mufflers. gloves and
ice skates.
was wearing a mohair suit and
really felt uncomfortable, and am
now wondering IL the proprietor OF
that store Is a weather prophet or
Just a good advertiser.-W. E. G.
400 Twelfth street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-03
@Men7tNVS7eSZS
Inswers TO These Questions VIII BE
Published Tomsrrow

Published Tom0rr0w
1. How did the State of Vermont
receive that. name?. ys.-
2. Who was :Schiaperelli?
j. WhatSdetermines the length of
a year?s <.t 80 =. -
4. What are the Azores?
5. How many legal holidays has
Alaska?
s. What are five synonyms for
the word abound?
Z. Why is the Jack -in-the pull
pit" called the Indian turnip?
s. When and by what nation was
Florida ceded to the United States?
.. Who was the English author
ess who drew the capital prize, f10,-
900. in a lottery.
10. Which way does the earth re-
volve around the sun?
Answers to Yesterdays Questions.
]. How many children were in
Benjamin Franklin family? Sew
enteen. He was the youngest son
of the youngest son for five genera
tions, the fifteenth child of his
father. cFo3 g.T- gt4L ts.z. .-st. Z
.. What is the hardest mineral
known and what Is the softest? :?
Diamond and tale.
.. When was California admitted
to statehood? August Is. 1850.
4. When and by whom was Venice
nrst settled? When was II annexed
to Italy?. About 475 A. D., by Ital-
ian fugitfves. who fed from the in
vasion Of Attils te The islands; In
< wbaf a. m. .1r..,2.t &
The Washington herald., 1922-08-03
Wants Him Back.


Dear Mss Blake: i am madly In
love with a young man ana have
been as long as I've known him.
He Is a quiet and mannerly Fellow.
/ am hesdstFong and have a sharp
tongue. A short time ago I asked
him to return my correspondence.
which he has done. Since then
have regretted IL. have written
to him a few times. yet have re-
ceived no reply. What shall I do?
JERRY.
Well, Jerry. half your battle is
won In being so fully conversant
with your own faults and to be
able to frankly admit them. In
spite OF the faults. there is some
ching awfully likable about one
who admits them. Now, suppose
you write him just as frankly as
you did me-
They're Probably Jealous.
Dear Miss Blake: / am in love
with a girl by the name Of Mary
and she said she loves me, but
every time I take her out the BOYS
laugh at me and tell me she has
got face only a mother could love,
Kindly tell me. what to do.
III REGINALD.
iWell, she has a lovely name, Reg
inald. with lovely meaning, and
" you find her face pleasing enough
what do You care for the boys
The Washington herald., 1922-08-03
A Barking Dog.

When 1 was on a Cabin John street
car the other day. just as the car
stopped to change from the under cur
rent to the trolley line. q little girl
who was sitting next to me said, See
that dog out there. watch him bark" Z"
Sure enough he barked and the con-
ductor who knew what he wanted
opened the door and in Jumped the
dog. who. after running to the front
Of the car and sitting on front seat.
Seeing the carbarn about twenty
rods distant he again barked- The
motorman opened the door ana out
jumped the dogs He-lived In s9lge car.
barn. Howf that for canine fnteili.
sehce. .--NelIie Coleman. 1sfssP street
northwest.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-03
food
uMOxyli7g
Vud4e q
ev auoolpr Pseklss

-oSprss Washington Brown got rid
- ~ pounds of beef belonging to a
Center Market dealer. He had been
sent out. with II 20 deliver TO a re-
sailer. =
The retsiler had to whistle for his
meat a. n never came, The cops
whistled for George who had gone
back and collected two-bits for de-
iverinx II.
--Nebber stole no meat" he pro-
.esteI -
Il suppose Il just flew aEay--like
he Cow ttat gent over the MOON
said tie judgG PAY fine Of ses
$50 DAYS
The Washington herald., 1922-08-03
"It Was YOU

While riding up Fourteenth street
reading a paper. the seat In front be-
ing occupied by two women who were
interested in conversation to which /
was oblivious. when suddenly one
turned and addressed me by asking.
"Is This Your
I hesitated. stammered, but could
not recall the face: seeing my en-
barrassment she added I mean You
street. And It was.-J. T., 1925
Euclid street northwest. ~.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-03
Lost Her Best Friend.

A little girl stood in the midst of
a large group of children. She was
crying as II her, heart would break.
forcing me to go nearer.
I saw that a beautiful little brown
dog lay at her feet. The, childs
pet had evidently been struck by a
passing vehicle and killed. The
girl jknelt and. taking the dog
foudlg in her arms, she carried 1t
into her home.-Ruth Brown. 63S
B street southwest.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-03

criticism? They may be jealous
and plan TO steal her away from
YOU. face and all.
Yeu May Invite Him.
Ny Dear Mis- Blake: Through
business I met q very nice fellow
who has taken me to lunch several
times. and to a couple OF shows. i
should like to have him call on me
at home some time. Is IL my place
to ask him to. or should he first
make the suggestion? Please let me
know soon. e. II.
1t is your privilege TO extent the
invitation. z. H.
Has His Love Dielf
Dear Miss Blake: / am engaged
to a fellow but he has not come
around to see me for two months.
Durjng that time / haven't heard
from him. ] do not know whether
his love has died for me or not. and
on that account ] am still wearing
his ring. In the meantime ! do not
go cut with any other fellow. feel
ing Il Is my duty to be true TO my
betrothed. what would you ad-
wise me to do in order to hear II he
has any intentions of returning?
q ANXIOUS.
You n,sx1r ny~ro ind out n he
has some secret grievance against
you. and II IL is a misunderstand- =
ing. have that ironed out. II, how
The Washington herald., 1922-08-03
Get the Net?

The other night ] went to a nearby
moving picture show. The seats are
rather close together, and as I entered
one Of the rows. leaned forward to
keep from striking people in the same
row. As / did 50. button on my
coat became entangled in the hair
Of woman In the row in front. and
l had given her a jerk by the hair
unconsciously.
1 removed the button and excused
myself. but to my embarrassment. the
woman turned to give me a disap-
proving look!-J. T. c. 427 p street
northwest.
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they Were Anssyeel

Dear Miss Blake: am q girl OF
II. Some time ago fellow called
me up and said he was coming over
with q friend OF his. He asked me
n would have another girl. and
i said i thought 80. but i wasn't
sure. when they came and r
didn't have another girl they said
L should have called up and let
them know. I wonder what yeu,
think about that. Miss Blake
: SEVENTEEN.
why should you be called upon
To provide the entertainment! Not
very fattering TO you, was III
The Washington herald., 1922-08-03
@gNeNeaMzIMS ~
,dIE1zzDag1ay.1iseds 3!
THE STORY TO DATE.
" SOFT FITZGERALD 60

fhony Patch desecndaHt Of ,reahhy Nsr York
his
HIS craHdtather, poHans yeforer insists
brofsnon 4ahony des history of The
o. vr!ins ssa uv eongeferd Mo1y Noble and Dict
Cayoms ensaged rne uouei Uboy srcetng
attractive and roderm s ne falls
10 hey charm.
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ever. you are in no way 20 blame
for the indifference send back the
ring and start all over again.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-03

Write clear concise of unusual incident you
during the 't - t't' w. - -
The Washington Herald will reward you subscrp.
ton for each item printed II already subscriber
scrpion will be extended
No attention will be paid
address, and resides hotel the number
the desired that these details properly
circulation books =
Address The City Editor"
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These Will Give You Some Idea of the Variety
At $780,.

Dark Jap Mink Sports Coat.
Hudson Seal. with skunk. Australian opos-
sum dyed fitch. blended or natural squir-
rel; also self trimmed.
Hudson Seal Cape. with dyed fitch collar
Persian Lamb. with skunk collar and cuffs.
Caracul. with large skunk collar.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-03

criticism? They may be jealous
and plan to steal her away from
you. face and all.