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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-28
tim 6osazeno,

skym kandidatem.
"Kdyz Fransdorf zminil> Sc
mne o te veci vice nez pred
m6sicem, domnival jsem Sc,
ze zertuje," pravil. "Jest to
vsak veci kazd6ho jednotliv-
ce, koho uzna "a dobre pod
porovati jako presidentskeho
kandidata."
Rozhodnuti Frensdorfa a je
no pratel zaraditi ma predvo-
lebni listek jmeno Henry For
da jako presidentskeho kandi
data, bude miti narodni w.
znam, jezto posine v popfedi
otazku, s kterou zcela jiste
bude Sc obirati prfstf narod-
nj demokraticka konvence.
Jak jiz drive oznameno, bu
de zde zahajena narodni kon-
ference IL. pros, ma niz O.
Gekavani jsou zastupci 2 43
stati a nepochybn6 Henry
Ford oznami rozhodn6, chce-li
sc stati presidentskym kandi-
datem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-28
JOHNSON ZAHAjUJE kAMPAN,
PRIMLOUVA Sc o VOJENSKY BONUS
A ZAROVEN SNfzENt DAM.

Chicago, 27. listopadu. Sena
tor Hiram w. Johnson z Ka-
lifornie, v prvni verejne reci
cd oznameni sve kandidatury
pro republikanskou president
skou nominaci dnes vecer, O.
sire kritisoval zahranicni poll
tiku administrace a odporuco-
val bonus pro driv6jsi vojaky
a zaroveh podstatne snizeni
dani.
"Neprotestuji prot americ-
ke sm6rnici vlci Europe" pra
vii. "Protestuji proti americ-
Ike smernici, ktera nevi, elm
jest a ktera Sc chce teprve ma
jiti neb ukryti Sc, vstoupenim
, konferenci Evropou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-28
HITCHCOCK MANAzEREM
JOHNSONOVYM.

Chicago, 27. listopadu. -
Frank H. Hitchcock, nekdej-
81 generalnf poStmistr a jeden
z nejobratnejsich republican
skych politikari, bude fiditi
kampah o presidentskou homi
naci Hirama Johnsona, bylo
zde oznameno vcera pc dlou-
he porade, kterou mel Sc svy-
mi hlavnfmi financnimi podpo
rovateli, A. d. Laskerem a
Williamem Wrigleym. Tito
muzi zistanou v pozadi, a
vsak jsou hotovi vynaloziti vel
Ike sunny penez ma nominaci a
zvoleni Johnsonovo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-28

dorff jako vojensky a Won Tir
pitz jako namornicky attache.
Byl to do velke miry w.
smech, jenz znemoznil DR.. AL
berta a tudfz president Ebert
ohledl Sc po jinem muzi, ably
Sc pokusil o sestaveni kabine-
tu.
Stegerwald, mozny novy
kancler, jest clenem katolick@
strany stredu a jednim z vdd-
cI jejfho reakcionarskeho xii
dla. Byl pruskym minister
skym predsedou a jest vddcem
Sdruzenf katolicko-kIest an
skych delnickych unii.
0 Helfferichovi Sc mluvi ia
ko o mistokancleri, riznymi
tleny Stressemannova kabine-
tu, kterf byli by ochotni dale
slouziti. Nejzajfmavejsi no.
vinkou jest vsak moznost Mi
nouxe, az do nedavna general
niho direktora vsech Stinneso-
vych obchodnich podniki. o
Minouxovi vzdycky Sc tvrdilo,
ze on jest tou mistrovskou my
sli We vsem Stinnesove podni-
kani.
Kdyby Sc Stegerwaldovi po-
dafilo utvofiti bur5oasnf koa-
licnf kxbinet, HebS f. s-rAak-
cionar. naterem, 9bylo by to
snad "a stavajicich okolnosti
k nejlepsfmu prospechu mia
de nemecKe republiky. Steger-
wald neni zadnym prakickym
politikem jake Stressemann a
tudfz jeho kabinet, podarf-li
sc mu utvoriti jej, bude po-
stradati politicke tvarnosti.
Komuniste, patrne pod tai
nym rizenim Radkovym, poku
sill Sc rozvireni velikych de
monstraci Berline. Ma neko-
lika mistech doslo k bourli-
wynn projevdm, avsak policie
demonstranty rozehnala, aniz
by doslo ke krveprolitf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-28

Oklahoma City, Okla, 27.
listopadu. Cast navrhovane
predlohy namirene proti Ku
Klux Klanu, jez zakazuji no.
SEMI skrabosek, vstupovani ma
soukromy majetek v prestro-
jeni, dtok v prestrojeni a po-
silani anonymnfch dopisd, by
ly schvaleny senatem oklahom
skeho snemu dnes, cimz podpo
rovatele predlohy dosahli prv-
nfho vftezstvi We vasnivem
boji o nj.
Navrhovatele podobne O.
snowy We snemovne setkali Sc
vsak s porazkou We SVEN lsi-
Ii, ably okamzite byla vzata v
1vahu, kdyz sn6movna odhla
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-28

(Radiogram Csl. Tisk. Kan
celare.) Praha,. Is. listopa. -
DR.. Ed. Benes podal v zahra-
nicnfm vyboru parlamentu W.
klad o navratu byvaleho ko-
runniho prince do Nemecka.
Y tomto vykladu poukazal ma
to, ze otazka Hohenzollernd
neni ciste. vnitrni zalezitoat1
Nemecka, nybrz jest die miro
vych smluv otazkou mezina-
rodni a pon6vadz Sc o nj me-
zinarodne jednalo, je tfeba ma
nj nazirati Sc stanoviska me-
zinarodni mirove politiky a $
hlediska zodpovednosti "a val
ku.
DR.. Benes poukazal ma to,
ze Ceskoslovensko jest kontra
hentem mfrovych s1nluv SOU
sedem Nemecka, proto jak 8
hlediska vlastnfch zaimu tax j
3 hledisika politickych smernic
mezinarodnf mfrove politiky
zahrani6nf must bedlive sledo-
vati ot&zku navratu Hohenzol
le1nd, pon6vadz jde 0 bezpec-
most st&tu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-28
DIR. ALBERT DOzNAL SVOJ NEzDAR.
sTEGERWALD P0zkDkN 0 sEsTAvE-
M N0vfH0 kABIMETu.
KOOMUNISTE USPORADALI BOURLIVE
DEMONSTRATE v BERLfNE.

Berlin, %. listopadu. Kdyz
DR.. Heinrich Albert doznal,
ze nenf mu mono utvofiti no.
We nemecke ministerstvo, pre-
sident Ebert poveril timto L.
kolem Adama Stegerwalda,
vidce strany stfedu drivej-
siho pruskeho premiera. Ste
gerwald slibil, ze sc o to po-
kuSl.
Zajimavo jest, ze kancler-
ska kariera DR.. Alberta byla
privedena k nahlemu konci
vysm9chem a to vysmechem a.
merickehorazu. Zjist6no by
10 nejdlvsrnejsich prame-
nj, ze president Ebert a "a
hranicni ministerstvo bombar
dovani byli spoustou kabelo-
gramd cd prominentnfch Mem
Cd v Americe protestujfc{ch
proti ustanovenf DIR. Alberta
kanclerem. Bylo v Mich pouka
zovano, ze jedna-li sc Meme
cku o ziskanf dobre vile Anne
riky, nesm1 postaviti v ce-
10 sve vlady muze, ktery svo-
il predvalecnou cinnosti, jako
prava ruka povestneho Bern
storffa, popudil proti sobe a.
mericke vefejne snfneni.
Zdejsfe : arnerictf korrespon-
denti rovnez Sc pricinili, ably
Alberta sesmesnili. Pomahali
mu totiz sestavovati kabinet.
Navrhovali hrabete Bernstorf-
ia "a ministra zahranicnich
veci ably Won Papen Boy
ed spolecne sdileli minister
stvo narodnf obrany; Dern-
berga odporucovali "a mini
stra kultury a vyucovani
Won Rintelena "a ministra
verejnych pracf; Bergdolla "a
ministra spravedlnosti; drivej-
siho zahranicnfho ministra
Zimmermanna "a velvyslance
do Washingtonu, jemuz mohli
by byti dani k ruce Luden-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-28
DR.: BENE$ 0 ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
VYsVETLn sTAN0vlsK0 GEsk0sL0-
VENSkE EmU PARLAMEnTU.
PRAVIL. zE JEST TO OTAZKA MEZINA
RODNf STEJNE JAKO HABSBURKOVE

DR.. Benes pfipomenul pri
tom ot$zku Habsburkd, jez
byla take otazkou mezinarod-
nj. Ceskoslovensku jednalo sc
o to. ably nebylo pochybnosti
o jcho snaze zabranit tezkym
konfliktim, kdybv snad v Ne
mecku nastaly pfiznivejSi po-
merry pro monarchisticky pre-
vrat. Stanovisko Ceskosloven.
ska sdeleno bylo vsem Spojen-
ciim, hlavne vsak Jugoslavii a
.Rumunsku.
Druhou otazkou bylo, jakym
zphsobem bude N9mecko 1--WE
domenc o veci a CO Sc ibude
zadat. Stanoviskem Ceskoslo-
venska bylo, ze Jest do jist6
mfry vecf vedlejsi, jak bude
formulovana otazka sankcf.
"Byli jsme "a iedno s Fran
cii," pokracoval DR.. Benes, re
nenf mozno omeziti &c ma pou.
hf protest, budou-li Spojenci
formulovat sve pozadavky q
nebude-li t6mto vyhoveno. We
vtci vojenske kontroly vysle.
dek jednanf jest nspokojujici
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-28

schnze, jez bude konana v bu
dove obchodni komory V Co
lumbus, Z. prosince.
Ocekava Sc, ze ma teto kon
ferenci bude jednano tez o
praktikach, ktere prohibicn1
zakon uvedly v nevaznost. ja-
ko jest d6leni Sc pokuty me
ri konstebly a mayory A smfr-
cimi soudci. Jinou neplechou
Jest vydavani tax zvanych
listkn statnim prohibicnfm d.
radem, iez opravnuji drzitele
k podnikanf najezdd ma vlast
nj pest. Guverner nekolikra-
te jiz poukazal, ze timto szpd-
sobem cely prohibicni zakon
upada v nevaznost jeho W.
mahanf stava Sc obtiznym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-28
BILLION "a POLAR PIVA.

Berlin, 27. list. = Hostin-
ska Utmost v cele risi utrpe-
la nasledkem staleho zdrazo-
vani piva, ktere je pritomna
prodavano pohar "a billion ma
rex. Nasledkem takove draho
ty mnozstvi mestskych vyce-
pn vymizelo, kdezto tax IVA
ne zajezdni hospody zanecha.
ly vycepu Iplne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-28

' tom smyslu, We bylo docfle-
no dohody mezi Spojenci. u
sneseni velvyslanecke konfe-
renee vaze vsechny Spoience a
Jest uspokojwe, ponevadz~ &c
skoslovenske stanowisko jest
Jim dplne chraneno."
Ministr BeneS doufa, ze ce-
" konflikt bude notami vyri-
zen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-28
JAKO "a cASt INKVlSICE.

Toledo, O., 27. listopadu.
Diva ozbrojenf muzi. domneli
mesi6kari, donutili Mika Szpa
ragowskeho pfekrociti mimi
michiganske hranice, kde jej
povesili "a palce v lsili ziska-
ii cd n9ho doznani, ze ukradl
aparat ma palenf koralky jim
pfinalezejfcf. Szparagowski,
jenz sam Jest pod obzalobou
pro prestupek prohibice. ha-
jill Sc proti narcenf tax stated
ne a presv9dciv6, ze jej muci-
tele konecn9 pustili ma svobo-
du.
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euvERNfR svoLkvk KoNFERENcI.
BUDE MA Nj JEDNANO o LEpStM vYMA-
HAM PROHIBICNfHO ZAKONA

Columbus, O., 27. listopadu.
O problemech vymahanf pro-
hibice bude jedn&no ma kon-
ferenci, ku kter6 VIVA vyda
ma byla dnes guvernerem A.
V. Donaheym a prohibicnfm
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-28

komisafem B. F. McDonal-
dem.
Vsichni mayori, verejni Ia
lobci, serifove, municipalnf
soudcove a m9ststi pravnici
byli pozvani k s1castneni Sc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-28

Ma Mitchell Field, New York, porucik A. j. Williams
ina pravo) porucik Harold j. Brow utka souboj
rychos vzduhu oba dosa novych svetovych rekordd
Williams vyhra dociv prGm6rne rychlos 1865 mil ho
dinu edne cas vzdu drahy doci ychlo
s 2742 mil hodnu kterezto rychost nebyo nkdy pred
tim 6Osazeno. "a
Evening star., 1923-11-13
HARVARD'S VARSITY
PLAYERS GET REST

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, November 13.
soldiers Field was practically de-
serted by foot ball players yesterday,
Coach Fisher calling off practice for
his entire varsity squad.
The only varsity man who did any
thing was Eastman, the left tackle,
who was out practicing placement
kicks before he went to the locker
building to have his legs dressed.
Cordingly also paid visit to the doc
tors room. He has few bad bruises.
1t has developed that the injury to
McGlone's knee was of such slight
consequence that he will be out for
practice this week, and so will Co
burn.
Not until after the men have been
cut on the field for day or two
the makeup of the team for Brown
on Saturday. Howe and Hammond,
halfbackS; Herman. center, and Dom
ovan, guard, are now ready for Scrim-
mage All except Hammond are like
ly to be sent against the Brown Bear.
Lee is expecting to make a big fight
to get his place away from McGlone.
The coaches were much impressed
with the drive Lee got into the team
in the last quarter at Princeton.
There will be a lot of work this
substitute ends. Combs having nailed
down the job at right end because of
his playing and Quickness at Prince
ton,
Evening star., 1923-11-13
Sees Hope Defeat Yale Fvad
YALE GETS LESSON
IN MARYLAND GAME

NEW HAVEN, November 13.-Under
the caption, The First Thirty Min
utes," the Yale News is an editorial
on foot ball says:
with the Maryland game safely
tucked away, tight fit in the treas
ure chest, the final week of prepara-
tion before. the Princeton game sets
In. From Saturdays struggle, which
swept the smile of contentment from
many face on the west side of the
bowl, Yale has learned a valuable
lesson. one which has to be relearned
every year-nothing can be taken for
granted on the gridiron.
Although the university line did
not start at it's full strength, there
is no belittling Marylands dazzling
attack and stalwart defense, which
gave the Blue it's closest cali of the
season
Princeton and Harvard both have
an uncanny way of making use of
Yale shortcomings. Although neither
Army nor Maryland was defeated un-
til the second half, it does not follow
that the next two antagonists will
succumb to the same treatment
1T was said last year that it would
be better for Yale if ten yards were
cut from each end of the gridiron.
Let 1t not be said this year that the
Blue would be more successful were
thirty minutes clipped from the fore
part of each game"
Evening star., 1923-11-13
G0NZAGA GRID TEAM
WILL PLAY CENTRAL

Tomorrow is Gonzaga Highs big
gridiron day. Its foot ball team, un-
defeated by any local teams this year,
Will encounter Central High in Will
son Stadium at 3:15 o'clock. Last
year Gonzaga fell before the Blue and
White, 1S to 0.
Eastern. business. Emerson, Dewitt
and Georgetown Prep elevens have
met defeat at the hands OF Gonzaga.
while Alexandria High, which downed
central, to 0, deadlocked with the
Purple and White. Coach Jack Sui
liyan Of Gonzaga has developed quite
formidable team, well versed in an
aerial attack and defensive play.
His eleven should offer Central a
stirring battle.
Western High gridironers were to
meet Business today at 3:15 In Will
son Stadium. The Georgetown school
has the edge, but the Ninth Streeters
are apt to upset the dope in the same
the Tech Eastern fray Friday in
tie bearing on the high school title,
as western. has two defeats marked
against 1t, while Business has one.
Considerable interest Is centered on
on the Tech Eastern fray Friday in
wilson Stadium. A victory over
Charley Guyon's Fasteners would
put the Manual Trainers well on the
way to the title, for they would have
only Business afterwards. Tech cell
ebrated Its victory over Central at a
school assembly yesterday.
Eastern postponed its game today
with the Catholic University fresh
man team.
Evening star., 1923-11-13
NAVY STARTS DRIVE
FOR ARMY CONTEST

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, November 13-In
spite Of a long hospital list and
gloomy weather, the Naval Academy
foot ball team started yesterday its
special preparations for the Army
game with great enthusiasm. The
period was short and the work was
confined to signals, formations and
practice in handling the ball.
More than the usual precautions
were taken TO insure secrecy. In
cluded in the list of those who did
not get on the field or who were kept
from hard work here We're: Capt
Carney, guard; Barchet, Flippin and
Devens. backs; Taylor and Brown,
ends: Mathews, center, and Brant,
tackle. All of these are suffering
from minor injuries or lack of condi-
ton, but every one is expected to be
in the practice by the middle of the
week.
Clyde, a tackle who has been out of
the game for more than week, was
in the practice. SheWell played the
position on the other side of the Une.
Both are big fellows, weighing around
1S5 pounds. SheweIl seems to have
overcome the lack of aggressiveness,
which was his fault. He is finely
equipped physically for the position.
Evening star., 1923-11-13
FRENCH HORSE RACE
CHALLENGE IS READY
BY tho Associated Press

By tho Associated Press
PARIS. November 13-An ATTEMPT
is under way by the Longchamps
Racing Society and the newspaper LIE
journal. acting under the auspices of
the Jockey Club of France, to organ
lie match race among the best
qualified horses of the breeding of
1920 in the United States, Great Brit
ain and France, the event to be
staged at Longchamps on Nav next.
Pierre WertheimeTs Epinard would
represent France
Under the present plan the race
would be at a distance of one mile
and quarter, each horse carrying q
l26 pounds, but the amount of the
stakes has not been decided upon.
The affair Is planned as the leading
event in gala week for the benefit
or the war invalids OF the Department
or the Seine under the patronage of
the French government.
committee of organizers framed
kilograms of invitation to the Amer
lean and British Jockey clubs asking
them to designate the horses to rep
resent their respective countries. but
the teleSramS were not sent Action
was postponed until tomorrow be-
cause of the protests OF some of the
members that the amount of the
stakes. 100000 francs. mentioned in
the invitation, was too small and
should he raised to 100000.
Pierre Wertheimer. owner OF Epin-
ard. removed objections that no
American owner would send his horse
across the ocean for so small a prize
as 100000 francs. by Offering to make
side bets with both the American and
British owners. backing Epinard at
100000 and $4,000. respectively.
Evening star., 1923-11-13
PRINCETON PLAYERS
In LIGHT WORKOUT

PRINCETON. Y. J.. November 10
Bill Roper sent the Princeton foot
ball team through a light workout
yesterday with little more than a Sig
nal drill included in the schedule.
Most of the men who played in Sat
urday's game against Harvard were
in uniform.
Newby was not present and there is
doubt as to whether he will be in
condition to play when the Tigers
travel to New Haven to meet Yale.
Rutan was in his place at left
tackle on the varsity for the first
time since he was injured the week
before the Navy game and he seemed
to be none the worse for his lay-off.
AS Emery was absent, Booth was in
the other tackle position for the aft
ernoon, but the senior class president
probably will be back in the lineup
today. The addition of Rutan should
do much to strengthen the Tiger line.
Roper announced that for The COM
ing week he would give up secret
practices and would let the under
graduates in to see tho team work
Evening star., 1923-11-13

1t is through the showing against
the ELS of those three strong elevens
that Princetonians see hope for the
Ilgers: real Tiger attack. plus
tne services of Rutan, Princeton's
pest lineman: who has been on the
injured list for several weeks; plus
Princeton's ability to take chances
that Yale, with the Harvard game
to take. is leading others TO expect
anything hut an easy Eli triumph.
Other Big Games Listed.
Other contests on next Saturdays
scheduie are the annual meetings of
Harvard and Brown, PENNSYLVANIA
and Penn state, Pittsburgh and WASH
frgton and Jefferson. and Syracuse
and Colgate. In each there is con-
siderable speculation as to the prob
able winner.
Harvard. having temporarily lost
the services of two or three of it's
regulars, and having in mind the
Yale game on November -. will not
be at its best against Brown, and the
Bruins, who won last years contest,
to 0. hope to make it two in a row
over the Crimson.
Pennsylvania setback at the hands
or Lafayette has taken much of the
cockSureneSs from the Philadelphia
clan; Pittsburgh's come back after
four straight defeats is occasioning
Washington and Jefferson supporters
Tryon to the Colgate backfield is Civ
ing supporters of the unconquered
Orange some apprehension.
Other engagements of promise are
the Cornell Johns Hopkins game. in
which modern Cornell foot ball will
meet old time Cornell foot ball as
taught by Ray Van Orman, Hopkins
coach and former Ithaca end; the CO.
lumbia-New York University game, in
which is involved the metropolitan
cb x,,DipD shin. tho West TirpiOia-Sr
Louis University battle, with its in
tersectional angle, and the Amherst
Williams fray, which annually is
productive Of brilliant foot ball.
Evening star., 1923-11-13

This means play of the more open
sort, with an extended line, plenty of
Dackheld shifts and more freedom for
tne runner to get under headway be-
nind the mask and smother a wave of
| interference. Last Saturdays games
went went long way toward proving that
tAIs type of foot ball is the winning
Drahd Tor the season 1923. at least
cornell, Syracuse and West Virginia
are are tnree or the teams that are prov
Ihe Harvard-Princeton game
which was one of the sIowest oS tba
season from technical standpoint,
PROVIDED negative proof of the same
point. Both teams had developed an
almost 1ronclad defense and against
IT old-fashioned foot ball was power
iess 10 score a touchdown. A little
more open play, little more decep-
tion, might well have turned the tide
In PrInceton's favor despite Har
wards slight advantage in weight
and stamina.
Evening star., 1923-11-13
TWO COLLEGE STARS
JOIN YANKEES 0UINT

Washington Yankees. considered
the strongest basket bail five in the
city. will have a pair of college per-
formers that should increase their
strength considerably. Ed ONeili.
former center of the University of
California, and Pete Gitlitz, former
guard of Yale's five. have east their
lot with the Yankees
An array of tossers reported for
trst practice last night. Capt. Har-
vey Ingley, John Goetz and Raw Cat
lin We're among them. Business Man
ager Tom Greene expects to bring
some of the country's leading quintS
here.
Accurate tossing and brilliant
teamwork enabled the St. Paul five to
down the Calvary Baptist team, Il
to 10, last night. FaWley of the win
ners shot six field goals.
Evening star., 1923-11-13

Some idea of the strength of Interior
will be gathered Saturday when it
will encounter the formidable Tank
Corps eleven. Action will start at
2:3O O'Clock, at Union Park. The serv-
Ice team took the measure of the
Refna Mercedes combination, which in
turn showed the way to the MohawkS.
Since Interior was held to a score
less tie by the Anacostia Eagles. fans
believe that 1t will find the going
rough against the service eleven.
Georgetown Athletic Association
team, which fell before the Mohawks.
will invade Griffith Stadium Sunday
to tackle the Mercury gridders. The
northwest team has protested the
fray with the Indians. declaring that
the penalty of a touchdown because
Hughes of the Indians was roughed
behind Georgetown's goal.
Seat Pleasant eleven will be the op-
ponent of the Apaches Sunday on the
formers grounds. The Marylanders
have trounced a number of strong
outfits. and they intend to trounce
the Indians.
Elated over it's tie game with In
terror. Anacostia Eagles will take
the field against the Quincy Athletic
Club Sunday. This probably will be
Quincy's toughest game. but with the
return of Flanagan and Sullivan the
chances are that the Eagles are in
for brisk struggle.
In preparation for it's fray with
Mackin gridders will practice tonight
and Thursday at 10Th and " streets.
Coach Dolan plans to send his
charges through the PAGES. The
Evening star., 1923-11-13
TIGERS BOLSTER OFFENSE
!: FOR STRUGGLE WITH Ellis
Saturdays Came Being Last Old Nassau's List
Players Will Be Willing to Take Any Chances
to Achieve Triumph.

EW YORK November 13Bolsterng
of real strength
Princeton practice sessions this week. according word from
the Nassau stronghold and should
suit far different the generally
teriaze when the
The approaching Pnceon's
Princeton having bowed
tie Navy lose everything
gam Tiger minds will be free from the other approaching
DateS athletes willing
achieve M victory And that reasonably attack the
evidenced Bucknes
points and Mayands fourteen, all
Evening star., 1923-11-13

Mackins this year have yet to taste
defeat.
YOsemites are without a game Sun
day. but they will practice tonight a,
Z o'clock, at New Jersey avenue and
street. Cross, Reiss, Brooks. Ell
liott. Reckeweg. Simons. Turco, Cir
Geo. Stewart, Allan, Feddan, Motykia
Derden, Joynes. Clark. Neviaser and
Hoofnagle are asked to report. Chal-
lenges to the Yosemites are being re-
ceived by Manager Wayland, Lincoln
5040, between and 6 o'clock
Members of the Circle Athletic CIuh
Will hold meeting tonight at the
II; l.. Black dairy, first street and
Florida avenue. Dates for practice
viii be discussed
+ Argyle Props have issued q cba1-
lenge to the Argyle Athletic Club. ac-
cordlng to the formers manager. at
Adams 1858. between and Z o'clock.
kanHwhn Juniors are to NEE, 70.
night at 407 eth street. A game win
the hanawhas Sunday can be arrang-
su Dy calllng Manager Mitchell Stein.
North oll5, between 6 and Z o'clock.
Peerless Athletic Club wants all its
players to report for practice Thurs
day night at Z o'clock.
Ao"hs Annette Club is casting
about for games with teams aver
aging 120-125 pounds Get in touch
with Manager Griffin, Cleveland 2s4.
Monroe Mhgets are anxious to book
contest with the Warders Tele-
phone the Monroe manager at Adams
1416.
Manager J. Fnrrnn of the Rover
juniors Is seeking games for Satur-
yr-it IL
aging 1l5-120 pounds. He can be
reached at Lincoln 1853 after 6
o'clock.
brOokland Athletic Club thinks II
can take the scalps of Mercury Prens
Mackin Athletic Club and the Apache
Preps Manager James Jeffries is
booking games at North 6065.