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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-10

V meste Gray-i odbyva sc
kazdorocn6 veliky .obilni trh,
ktery po nekolik dni trva.
Sem svazeji hospodafi 2
okoli vice nez dvaceti mil o.
bill sve ma prodej.
V dobu, kdy Sc trh tento
odbyva, v Grayi byva 'velmi
hlucno. Tu schazi sc tisice
lidi z daleka siroka, q temei
vsecky hostince byvaji pres
polnim lidem preplneny.
"Pozejtfi, We ctvrtek, poci.
ma V Grayi velky trh ma obi
IL" promluvil jednoho vece-
ra nadvornfk Petr Rouvenat
celedindm divorce Seuillonsk6
no. "Musite naplniti pytle obi
lin, povezeme tam ma trh vse-
cko nase Tito, 0 jsme jeste ne
prodali. Odtud vyjede Sc 0 je-
dne hodine ranni, ably ste nej
dele do deseti dojeli do Graye
Rozumite?" ~,
"Stane Sc jak poroucite,
pane Rouvenate," odpovedel
starsi celedin. "Pojedete snad
take S nami?"
"Nikoli, nybrz ia vyjedu
odtud ma kocarku teprve We
ctyri hodiny a budu pohodlne
O hodinu drive v Grayi, nezli
wy tam S nakladem dojedete,
a vyhledam tam ma trzisti ne
jake dobre misto, kamz sc
pax s, vozy svymi postavite.
Dost MONA take, re drive,
nez Wy prijdete, budu miti jiz
oblll prodane.
Blanka slysela otevrenym
oknem pokoje sveho kazde slo
vo rozmluvy Rouvenatovy &c
lediny.
Slovo "trh obilni" znelo
velmi svudne v uSich mlade
divky, nebot' dobre vedela,
ze o trhu V Grayi byva mnoho
zabav a radovanek.
Coz divu, ze zatouzila po.
tom, ably mohla sc pozitri ta-
ke podivati ma trh do Graye,
nebot' zivot We dvorci Melli-
Grove byl itchy ona zfidka
kdy nekam pres pole pfisla.
A proto jakmile octla Sc sa
ma S Rouvenatem, vZala he
kolem krku, pohladila tvai
jeho lichotive pravila:
"Prosim te, mily kmotrin
ku, vezmi mne s sebou Ma trf
do Graye, ia jsem tam jest'
nikdy mebyla. Vid', muj kmo
itfinku, re mi to peodepres?'
"Oho, jen pomalu, rozmi
lie det'atko" zvolal Rouvena
ctveracky Sc usmivaje, "sna,
bys nechtela jeti sc mnou d
lGraye po time a v noci?"
"Vzdyt' V noci Sc mi nemI
re stati niceho!"
| "Ano, kdyz ma SVEN LUX
spis, tn te arci mepotka zat
! ma nehoda," namital Rouv'
|nat.
"Nezlob Sc, kmotricku
vezmi mne s sebou!"
I "Ty bys opravdu rada jel
sc mnou do Graye?"
"A jak rada!'
"Rud'si tedy; kdoz by ii,
chotiva kocicko, mohl nej
kou prosbu odepriti!"
v tom okamziku vysk0ci
radostne Blanka a polibi
/ dvakratc stareho ROuvenaN
N Necht' mas nyni laskave {
| narstvo doprovodi nd@Vs
, Graye. - -''
Prave odbila druha loai
odpoledni.
t, Trh jest tu dobu nejhl
) nejsi. &3F&l
Ma namesti V pestre smes
hemzi Sc zastupy lidi.
Ii Panuje zde takovy hluk,
t. clovek takrka ami vlastnl
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PRODA Sc lacino novy bun
galow blize kary, moderne
staveny, s pokojd, koupelna,
ulice dlazdena zaplacena,
naleza Sc ma vych. 1O3 ul.,
els. 1854. Blizsi sdeli f. Lisy,
431O vych. 116. ul. 11-12
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\ ANSv SANWy ovSSA" bS NVNvHoN
predsedkynf teto divci organi-
sace.
dy t var jeho, notne licidlem
,natrena, odrazela sc cd ras-
natych zlutych zaclon, jimiz
byl vchod do boudy jeho "a
lstfen.
Oden byl We vybledly pozla
cenymi cetkami ozdobeny ka-
batec z DOLBY Ludvika XIV. a
MAZE ruce ma zadech slozene,
spokojenyma zrakoma pohli-
Eel ma davy pred boudou jeho
Sc kupici.
Mezi zastupem lidu pred di
vadlem Croquetovym nakupe-
nym, ktery Sc timto prepodiv
nym koncertem bavil a spry-
Mum saskovym z pima hrdla
Sc small, bylo take videti ma
dvornika re Seuillonu, Petra
Rouvenata a pc boku jeho
Blanku, schovanku Melliero-
YOU, kterou doprovazela jina
divcina. - Byla to dcera ho-
stinskeho, v jehoz hostinci
Rouvenat, kdykoli do Graye
prijel, abycej6n Sc ubytoval.
Rodice divciny dovolili na pro-
sbu jeff a Rouvenatovu, ze
smela Blanku ma. prochazce
mestem doprovoditi.
Blanka byla by rada divou
|lidojedku videla.
| Rouvenat svolil rad k vypl-
Ineni tohoto pfani, nebot' do
bremu starci' bylo kazde pra-
|ni divcino rozk&zem.
! Cekalit' tedy spolu S jinymi
jeste lidmi, az sc bouda ote-
vfe al pfedstaveni Sc po-
cne.
| ObG divky div ze smiehy sc
nepopukaly ternochovi, bub-
nujicimu a dovadGjicimu sas.
Ikovi.
/ Po hodne chvili dial Gro.
, quefer znameni rukou, v Okla
mzeni umlkla hudba, buben
zvonec, posledni pollock do
lznel ma lici saskove a nasta.
tlo ticho kolem boudy.
Croquefer rozkrocil Sc, do
davaje postave i obliceji sve
mu vaznosti, proti obeeenstv,
La jal sc zpevavym hlasem pr(
, Ivolavati:
n "Panove vzneSeni q spani
!, le danny! VelevAzene obecen
, |stvo! ia Sc vam, tusim nemu
. sim teprve predstavovati
odporouceti, nebot' zajiste u
). jiz dlouha leta zdejsi vzdel'
; ne umeni milovne NEST
a INA me zasluhy, jakych jser
81 dobyI vedu a zvlaste Il
meni divadelni, o vyrocnic
., trzich We vsech mestech a me
/, lsteckach okoli zdejsiho. Ne
!, budu tedy delati dlouhych {
|, kolku, nybrzl ohlasuji van
~ lze dnesniho dne hraje ma I'd
= dobre znama spolecnost ne.
.; ;lZabavnejsi kus divadelni lit
ratury tohoto stoleti: "Nale2
<; nee" hra peti jednanich,
q skterez vystoupi veskeri ume
!; lei me spolecnosti, kterez jsel
* dilem V. Parizi engazoval, d
! lem z pohostinskych her po>
=. lal. - Ku konci divadelnif
- predstaveni budu miti ce
" predstaviti ctenemu obecei
), stvu velikou kralovnu. z ostl
!, vii sandwisskych, kterou jse
81 dal do Francie n daleke z
m morske vlasti jeji ma sye via
x; nj. utraty privezti, nesetre v
80 likych,E ! penezitych obsti.t :
tpnkraTnvanfh
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VELkA LACE. Proda Sc velmi
lacino dun Broadway a W.
chodni SIS. ul. Malo hotove po-
staci. Haste Sc u Mr.. Vojtik,
03'6 Broadway. 11-14
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MUSf BYT PRODAN.

MUSf BYT PRODAN. Pri-
mo od 7hAjitHe koupite velmi
lacino novy dum 6ti poko-
jlch V Corlett treti cd 131. ui.
Haste sc v, elsie 12805 Cor
lett Ave. hned ia Corlett sko-
lou. Union kara Vas doveze
az ma misto. lilo
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DOMEK o TRECH svetnicich

DOMEk o TRECH svetnicich
velka puda, velky lot, dlazde-
ma ulice, naleza sc blize Clark
Ave. a zap. A. ul. proda Sc
lacino, zdali bude prodan ten
to tyden. Vezme Sc tez lot CO
sp'atka, oatatek jako najem.
Haste Sc hned V els. 3429 zap.
Al. ul. d04f,n&. 11-l2
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$1,000 - MA VYCH. 131.
UL. k Miles Ave. proda Sc pek
ny dunn 0 6ti pokojich, ulice
dlazdena, primo cd majetni-
ka.. Haste Sc v. elsie 1891
Beechwood Ave. q vych. 131.
ul. jizne cd Miles Ave. 11-12
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~ PR0KLETk. ~
Roman Emilia Richebourga
voln6 prelozil Frant. Lad. Cizek.

Itnacu vyvolavajicich.
Zde nalezaji Sc kolotoce,
vedle hazeji vyrostkove krouz
ky o noze. vedle toho hraje
Sc v kostky o penize; tam zas
provozuje silak sve kousky a
ma druhe stran9 "a boudami
cnkrarskymi a pernikarskymi
mali rozlozene zbozi sve hrac
kari, kolem nichz prohanl sc
hromady vese]ych deti a ve-
die tech bavi sc hoSi odrostlej-
81 strelbou do terce.
Nejvice pax lidi, jmenovite
zvedavych vesnicand, stoji
kolem bud kejklirskych, jichz
tn nekolik bylo postaveno.
V jedne z Mich ukazujf ia
soma Markula, daleko siroko
znameho "Herkula" z Voges,
zaka svetoznameho, nedostiz-
neho, mnoha cenami poctene
ho athleta Karla Arnosta, kra
lie vsech athletG!
v druhe, vedlejsi boude u
kazuji sc nemene svetozname
voskove figury Emmy Willar-
tovy, z nichz zejmena vynika
prava mumie lesni zenky.
! Vedle stoji bouda krasoje-
zdecka, kdez. zvlaste pozor-
most divakI, pouta ma Sc vytec
lny Will Parich z Ameriky.
V jine boude ukazujl Sc O.
| pet jine zvlastnosti. Zejme-
! ra Jest tam videti krasnou
|Skotku, miss O'Brienovou; ia
! to eta teprve osmnact let We
ku a vazi jedno sto osmdesat
kilogrammd; prince a princez
nu z Liliputu, tito diva rozto-
mill trpaslici ma svete a ma
il dohromady jen jeden metr
vysky; konika z Afriky, vi
nou ovci porostleho a tele
dvouhlave -
Vedle teto boudy V jinem
stanu ukazuji hadacku Jamel
lu, pax mladeho cernocha Mu
rilla, ktery ohen polyka a u.
1! !melkyni bez rukou rozenou
jmenem Amanda, ktera vse
pracuje velmi rychle a doved.
Inc nohama.
Laskavy ctenar shledava Sc
" Grayi i Sc starym znamym
totiz umecem Croquefrem
kteryz sem byl Sc svou spoiled
nOSu prlJel.
! We velkem divadle jeht
jsou ma dneSek ohlasena dvi
pfedstaveni.
i Hrajit' tam dnes znamenit.
kus: "Nevesta lupicova, ane]
: |nalezene dite."
Il Pred divadlem Croquefro
wynn panuje nejvetsi tlaceni
!, ce. Hrnout' Sc tam nejen
vGli ohlasenemu predstaven
Inybrz hlavne proto, ze jak n
oznameni velkymi literami
4 isteno, v techto predstavenic
-lvystoupi opravdova divosk
: lidojedka, nazvana "kralovn
z ostrovu sandwisskych", ktt
a raz byla pry teprve pred nj
davnem do Francie privezen,
a Prve jeste nez Sc dvere div
delni boudy Croquefrovy OF
vrely a nez predstaveni OIL;
Ii seneho kusu Sc pocalo, vys
T. pred boudu ma pavlacku s.
SEX spolecnosti Croquetov
a nastupce Jeroma Gose a sn
q I'll Sc svymi kozelci, spryn
4. a zkrucovanim tela spolece
stvo pred boudou Sc tlaci
.e rozesmati.
10 Ma teze pavlacce sedeli I
- vyzabli hudebnici, od6ni st
y a|rymi kabatci husarskyn
kteri re vsi silly troubili ma s
lc dechove nastroje, az blize st
jicim usi zalehaly. v poza
ci IA mimi tloukl veliky huber
lcernoch co must silly staci
re ma veliky buben turecky. V
loI die neho V baletnim obleI
A
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e1' Ozaamovkni jest HYB.
NOU pAkOU veskereho Oh
ehodn,ho zdaru; oznamujte
proto We "Sv5tu"
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PRONAJME Sc. moderni byt
o 5h svetnicich koupelnou. -
Haste se els. 1879 Washing
ton Park .ll-l3
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PRONAJME Sc:

/. .PRONAJME Sc byt o A po-
kojich, koupelnou, vse zari-
zeno. Haste sc v elsie 1880
Coath Ave. v Corlett. Vemte
Union karu. lilo
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BEACHWOOD AVE. v Cor
lett. Proda Sc moderni, diva
roxy starry dun o peti poko-
jich, koupelna, pantry, vse ma
jedne podlaze. Tvrde podlahy,
finis, garaz, pekny lot. Kdo
mini koupit dobry majetek, at
Sc hlasi v elsie 1851 Beach
wood Ave. v COrlett. lilo
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HLEDA zamestnani iako sta
vebni truhlaf aneb jakskoliv jjine.
Adresa Sc sdeli v adm. t. listu.
lib
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ri. Calvin Coolidge-ova,
kdyz byla obdrzela kornou.
pokroutek cd dfvek skautek Y
New Yorku, stala sc cestnou
predsedkynf t4to dfvci organi.
SAGE.
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PRIJME SE'

PRIJME Sc IA Ina divka, ktera
sc domluvi anglicky ma domaci
praoi. Na4dne spra1Iio.s dobry
donov. Haste Sc Y els. 1901
Car Ave. ttt11AlO
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] PRODA Sc sici .stroj Sin
ger, malo uzivany, dining
room set, kuchynska kombi-
nancni kamna, Victrola, ka-''
nape, postele, library table =
lzarpety, vssl velmi LEVINE, do
yazka zdarma. Haste SC v {.
3342 Fulton Rd. lilo
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CESkE SUCHE HRfBkYI
Sc prodaji Ia $1.35 libru. Hla
ste sc vecer po te Ste hodine
aneb v sobotu odpoledne els.
87O1 Folsom Ave. lilo
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PRlJME Sc zena v prostfed~
mich letech X triGlenne rodins
k vedenl domacnosti. Adresa
sc sdel v adm. t. listu. !?
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PRIME Sc SAZEC v IL
skarne "Sveta" pri pine
uniove mzde, musi byt zna-
" jak prace strojove talk
rucni, phi pine uniove schop
nosti a vykonnosti. Haste
Sc bud osobne aneb plsem-
ne v adm. Sv6ta pc 5. hod.
vecer aneb v nedeli dopol.
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Necht' mas nyni laskave cte
narstvo doprovodi nx sd0
Graye. -
Prave odbila druha I AoaiRa
odpoledni.
Trh jest V tu dobu nejhluc
+nejsi. &3y
Ma namesti V pestre smesici
hemzi sc zastupy lidi.
Panuje zde takovy hluk, ze
clovek takfka ami vlastnlho
slova neslysi.
Neivetsi tlacenice jest jed
nom koute namesti, kde byli
kejklifi komedianti boudy
sve postavili odkud zazniva
tluceni ma velky buben, kite
rez dorrcVazi zyuk trubks
Ipolni u kylclclho klarinetu
tpak skfipot spatne naladenycl
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-16

walking. Another new treatment of
the coat frock is to have bias bands
running straight around the skirt.
Sometimes there are My two or three
very wide bands used to give a three
TERED effect. On others, one sees these
bands very narrow and overlapping
from the low waist line to the bottom
of the skirt. This gives little bUak
to the straight silhouette without &C.
tually departing from it.
Lingerie Collars and Cuffs.
Lingerie collars and cuffs have re-
turned to the mode - especially for
these coat dresses. On the more
tailored models one is very apt to see
the severe smnrtness Of white pique
collar and cuff either turned down
over the hand to the knuckles or
turned back gauntlet fashion. 1t Il
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After the hot summer months, how
welcome the smart darker modes OF
fall are. And what a relief it is to
see them after the riot of summers
colors. In a clever new tailored frocs
and a smart little toque every wo'
man feels that she 1t at least on her
way to meet the gaieties of a new
winter season.
Blue serge is returning once more
to the height Of fashion. Of course
every American woman VIII be glad
to hear that, for even though blue
serge may fall temporarily in the es-
timation of the smart Parisienne, the
well dressed American woman never
lets il quite get out Of fashion. And
wise she is, too, for blne serge is SC
youthful and trinity becoming; and
there are occasions when blue serge
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really too bad that white pique ever
goes out of fashion because it is SUI
premely becoming to almost every
type. So smartly trim and immacu-
late, its spotless whiteness always
seems to make the complexion more
fresh and youthful. So now that it is
so popular, the wise woman will make
good use Of her opportunity and wear
it while she may. Linen and organize
collars and chemisettes are also worn
with smartness. However, collars and
cuffs are all made very simple and
without elaboration.
And now satin has gained great
Roadway over flat crepe and crepe de
chine for the smart, new afternoon
frock. And running it very close
second is MORE silk.
The silhouette of the afternoon
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frock allows itself greater liberties
With the fashion and makes no at
tempt to follow slavishly the straight
lines of the coat frock. The long waist
and soft straight skirt, which we have
worn so becomingly for several sea
sons. are very good - but to bring
them quite up to the moment, pleated
or circular ruffles and bies bands
must be used to make them bit more
fashionably decorative.
And it is in the use of the ruffles
and bands that the mode seems to
have a tendency to glance back to the
fashions of 1880. Sometimes the
pleated ruffle will be found around the
bottom of the skirt and vending its
way I'D the side to the low waist line.
On others a wide circular ruffle will
fall from the knees to the foot of tn,
skirt. Verp popular also is the three
TERED skirt-sometimes of pleated ruff
files. Mt others of wide bias bands.
These bias bands which are SO pop
MAR in the more tailored mode are
used for the afternoon frocks as well.
One charming model had three bias
bands across the front and back which
fell to the ground in points on one
side. Sometimes these 1880 styees are
followed by putting these bands lower
in the front than in the back.
One model which follows more
closely the mode of 1880 has an ex-
tremely long waist heavily embroid-
cred. This waist has buttons down
the back and a large bow. The skirt
consists of two full pleated ruffles.
However, this 1850 movement is, so
far, only a tendency. Whether it will
grow until it inyades the realm of the
tailleur is very uncertain. And
though many a new and smart after
noon frock is designed on straighter
lines, certainly the 1880 influence is
quite the strongest.
PIeats Are Good. -.
Pleats and still more pleats ore
quite the vogue. Frequently one sees
a charming frock, which is. pleated
right from the neck to the hemline.
And pleats are found in the ruffles of
a frock as we'll as in the silk insert Of
a coat frock. In fact, everything that
can be pleated, is pleated.
OF course, the long, tight sleeve, or
the long, rather snug bell sleeve is the
thing for the tailleur. But for after
noon frocks. the sleeve may be a very
short cape or else there is no sleeve
at all.
The Winter Coat.
First, last and always, the winter
coat is long. No matter what other
claims to smartness it may have, if it
is not long it is not in the mode. In
fact, all the winter coats come right
to the ankle so that by no possibility
may a dress show beneath them. The
long slim silhouette is quite the thing
for winter. These coats frequently
tie or buckle on the side as the coat
dress does, but they are never seen
with a belt or girdle. The bias folds
from the hipline down to the bottom
on the coat, which ever so slightly
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frock seems to be the only thing quite
suitable to wear.
Coat Dresses Are Good.
And when fashion develops the ever
useful coat dress in blue serge, the re-
suit is a frock which is perfectly stun
ming as we'll as suitable for almost
every daytime occasion. The sill
houette of these street frocks is
usually very straight and slender.
Sometimes there are only two or three
of any sort, but the dress is just
fastened at the side front with small
self bow on an elaborate buckle.
Some very attractive models have
a pleated flare of printed silk intro
duced down the skirt where it closes
at the side front. This not only
gives a very welcome touch Of color
but it is very practical for comfort il
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break the straightness Of the silhou-
cite, are seen on many OF the smart
new models.
The coat sleeve is usually a long
bell sleeve but ut times there are
graceful capes over either arm. How
ever, this cape is never allowed to
break the straightness Of the back.
The high fur collar and deep fur cuffs
add to tho winter time charm and
comfort.
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Yours is the privilege to
help advertise SanAntonio
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-06
ME- Is
OPPOSITE ION
WITH CUE
Able to Cope With
Many Attacks on His
Championship.

No one knows Willie Hoppe, the
greatest billiardist that ever lived.
better than one r. b. Benjamin,
his director, who has been in charge
of the champion for nearly ten
years. Benjamin has made a study
OF billiards, but has concentrated
upon the real sub1ect-Hoppe.
81 have been following Champion
Hoppe and his game for nearly
ten years. says Benjamin. ''IIe al
ways was a wonder bilIiardist, in
fact, a super player. But when
opposition developed little, Mr..
Hoppe was there to meet it. He
had the field to himself for years,
the absolute master. After sixteen
years as the unquestioned and un-
defeated champion, he was beaten.
But did this discourage Hoppe?
No, indeed. Knowing him as do,
It only served to make him work
all the harder. The result of this
work was ably demonstrated in the
last tournament. He defeated every
man that was entered. He carried
the burden all through the ten days
of the tourney and as a climax to
his work showed that he was the
real champion I always knew him
to be by making as brilliant finish
as ever was made in the history of
billiards.
II am going to show the cham
pion in Washington next week. /
have arranged for him to play for
three days at Sherman's billiard
academy. He Will play afternoon
and evening matches on January 8,
8, and 10. I also have arranged to
have Todao Suganuma, a brilliant
young amateur from Japan, who
even impresses me more than Kohl
Yamada ever did. to oppose Hoppe.
Thfs win give Washington billiard
fans a chance to see a rising young
star. I look for Suganuma to be
the next amateur champion OF the
world.
GAS for Hoppe, cannot say too
much in praise Of his work. He
has accomplished something that
rarely falls to the lot OF any athletic
headliner-he came back. And in
coming back he proved that his
game was even better than at any
time in his career. He vfndicated
the Judgment Of his friends, and by
his brilliant work earned many sup.
porters. From the demonstration
during and after the match, there
was no question a. to the DOpu
llaxitx Of bia tKillmnla Y -
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DO DIVINE rs
Fl AI marines
9VIGHT
HatcIsetites Slam 0alIaudst
So ii But Expects Real
Battle Win Devil Dogs.

George washington aIicped 10
victory over GaIIaudet. score IS Is
10, hut viii find far tougher cppo.
sltion tonight. it ii expected. when
the crack ouanticO NEarines are en-
counfered at the Coliseum In thu
T1atchetitees second contest re -
many nights Action win start to-
night III o'clock
Gailaudet was crushed. During the
first half George washington scored
twenty-aix points and held the ken
dali Greenerg TO one. Then Coach
Bryan Morse sent IN 3 brand new
team for d workout III the wecond
half This section 81 the cams Waa
loosely played ana uninkere tiiag.
KICpsch and GosnelI played well IF
the forward positions Tor George
Warrington. and were ably nup-
ported.
TOnisl1t'g game ID likely to draw
well. The 0uanficO Marines "a
basketball a. well as IN baseball ana
football, are popular II the Capital.
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COACHES
LEAVE MARK
ON TEAMS
Value Of Efficient Mentor
Greater Than Schedule
Advantages.

Fred Lowenthal, former captain
and all-Western center at the
University Of Illinois, discussed the
value Of a great coach on the grid
iron to a great institution.
81 have met all the coaching
talent Of the conference" he said,
land I know that the coaching
value Of such men as Huff,s Stage
and Yost extends far beyond any
schedule for any season.
These men leave their permanent
impression upon the athletes, who
In most instances are the cream Of
the university.
81 have known hundredes of fell
lows who have been successful be.
yond measurement in worldly af-
fairs, who, when confronted with a
problem. would still turn back for
advice to the coaches, whose word
they have found infallibie.
The right sort Of coach is the
closest thing to q successful clergy
man have ever encountered"
Continued Lowenthal: ''No sport
IN the world will ever be COM
parable with college football in the
development Of spirit. No map who
has not been q part of q college
football organization can eyer know
the ecetacy Of effort involved in
any contest Of regular schedule.
The relation between coach and
player Is a personal one; a word of
praise 10 beyond the measurement
Of money or favor: q look Of re.
proach Is remembered for seasons
After the last talk preceding a
game the players are In a state OF
nervous energy. absolutely beyond
the understanding of the ordinary
sport devotee. They give all that
they have always. and Frequently
infinitely more than they have. and
u Is that rare. unselfish fightins
spirit which is packing the stadi
unls In America today. It is what
IL meant by SPORT and men in, out
and beyond colleges realize it,"