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Evening star., 1924-05-02

arrival here she will accompany Gen.
Dumont on a tour of the west.
Gen. Dumont entertained at lunch
con yesterday at the Hamilton Ho-
tel. his guests including Lieut.. Col.
and Mrs. Goring Bliss and Lieut.. Col.
and Mrs Labat
Miss Helen Cannon reached Wash
ington this morning. accompanied by
her niece. Mrs. Dorsey Richardson.
They have taken d suite at the Shore
ham preparatory to remaining here
for some days. Miss Cannon and Mrs.
Richardson arrived in New York on
the Leviathan. the former having
spent d year abroad. while Mrs. Rich
ardson, formerly Miss Helen Cannon
lie Seure. who was married In Lon
don September 2S. 1923, has made sew
eral trips TO this country since then
They will be joined at the Shoreham
in a few days by Mr.. Richardson, who
is still in Paris.
Mrs. Sheldon WhitehouSe, wife of
the counselor of the United States
embassy in Paris. will be among the
passengers aboard the Olympic, sail
ing tomorrow from New York. Mrs.
Evening star., 1924-05-02

Miss Betty Werner is entertaining
At bridge tea this afternoon in
compliment TO Miss Sue Hanna and
Miss Anne Rachias of Philadeiphia
who are visiting Miss Muriel Eleanor
Gray.
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lContinued on Ninth Pag.
Evening star., 1924-05-02

Rome. beginning May Is. sailed yes
terday for Naples by the Duillo, ac-
oompanied by Mrs. Henning and their
daughter, Miss Beatrice Henning,
who have been at the Hotel Astor, in
New York, for several days. Before
returning Mr.. Henning will visit the
various ports OF Europe from which
emigrants come.
Mr.. G. r. Hull OF the Department of
justice Will entertain at dinner to-
night in the diplomatic suite at the
New Willard. He will have nine
guests.
Mrs Robert w. Patterson will be
among the passengers aboard the
Olympic sailing tomorrow from New
York, to remain abroad through the
summer.
Mrs. L. II. G. Slater, who closed
her house on 18th street a fortnight
ago and has been In New York
since then, will sail tomorrow aboard
the Olympic for Europe to remain
through the summer. Mrs. Slater
was In Washington for few weeks
In the autumn and then went TO Flor
Ida, returning here in the early
spring for short time.
Mrs. Warren c. Fairbanks and Miss
Constance Fairbanks will sail tomor-
row from New York aboard the
Olympic for Europe and will spend
some time abroad.
Mrs. Mason Campbell of PhiIadeI-
phia is the guest of Mrs Edmond
Pendleton, al -Stoneleigh Court
Mrs. Josiah Pierce is in New York
FOR few days and entertained at
luncheon yesterday at Pierre's for
her daughter, Mrs. Josiah Pierce, tr.
Among the guests were Mrs. Arthur
Hornblow. jr.. and her sister Miss
Celeste Crosby.
Miss Betty Werner is entertaining
At bridge tea this afternoon in
compliment TO Miss Sue Hanna and
Miss Anne Rachias of PHILADELPHIA.
who are visiting Miss Muriel Eleanor
Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter NJ Dorsh and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stew
art and Mr.. and Mrs. James williams
lett Washington this morning TO mo-
tor to Atlantic City. where they will
spend some days at Haddon Hall.
Mrs. Thomas H Walden. formerly
Miss Annie 1hrie Pou, daughter OF Rep
reSentatlve and Mrs Pou of North Caro-
lima, arrived in Washington today with
her two children. Caroline Ihrie and
Evening star., 1924-05-02

Thomas H, jr.. and has Joined her hus-
band at the home of her parents
Mr.. Walden came to Washington
about two months ago, and he and his
family will make their home here, Sc
lecting an apartment as soon as pos
sible.
Mr.. Miguel Molina, son Of the min
ister of finance of the Argentine Repub-
lie, Mr.. Victor Molina, who has been ap-
pointed Argentine consul in the State OF
Washington, is in the Capital for a few
days. He is accompanied by Nine. Mo-
lima, and they will make their home in
Seattle.
Evening star., 1924-05-02

BuIIard. Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy Jeffords,
Col. and Mrs. William c. Harlee, Mrs.
r. L. Hamilton. Mrs. Leila de Zaraus,
Miss Janet Richards and Mr.. Bush
Brown
Mr. Bullard gave a talk after dinner
on the "Memel Settlement Matter"
Mrs Stouffer, who is d guest OF
Mrs. Grace Frysinger at Meridian
Mansions, entertained a company OF
eight at luncheon at the Shoreham
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ogd,b. Reid OF New
York are at the Shoreham Hotel.
Miss Eudora Glover Is staying at
| the Hotel Roosevelt, where she ar
rived earlier in the week from Cali
| CONTINUED on Ninth Page.)
Evening star., 1924-05-02

I, W MRS COOLIDGE is following
= SNH an old custom of playing
F. hostess to schoolgirls, and
: will this afternoon receive
.he faculties and graduating classes
IF Young ladies' schools in v ashlhs-
ton at the White House. at 1 clock'
Z: The Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs.
Z Wilbur went to Annapolis this morn
ing and will be guests over the week
+: end of the superintendent or tne
4. Naval Academy and Mrs. Henry ..
Wilson. Admiral and Mrs. wilson are
.,it.iner reception this afternoon III
honor of the Secretary and Mrs. VII
Last evening the former comman-
.dant of the Marine Corps, MAI. Geh;
!. md Mrs, Georse Barne't; enSenra,!,r SrratsrV
at dinner in honor OF the secretarE =
md Mrs. Wilbur and had as their
:z-uests Representative and Mrs. ne nry
w. Watson. Representa ana NJ! ~ ;.
Tired 4. Britten Gen. ano NJ. NJ
:C.hsrIes L. McCawley. Maj. and MIS-.
:Psrker W West. Mr.. and Mrs. Post
l. Wheeler. Mr.. and Mrs. Gtst Blair: Mrs.
: Edmund Pfndleton. Mrs FrecerlCN ~ X
:trhapin. Miss Ann Gordon tot 4.
Coleman du Pont and MT. waiter scout
Penf1eld.
Mrs. Henry q Wallace, wife of the
& Secretary or ASrlcuitufe' - ~
with Miss Jane Adams at the tea 70 70
+ be given in homer or the iattgt o.
the American Association or UniNer-
sity Women tomorrow afternoon.
Rear Admiral Edward Rhodes sun G
surgeon general Of the Navy anu
s+- S+itt announce tho engagement
of their daughter. Emma Scott to to
lem Robert Walton Fleming. United
states Navy The wedding Will take aise
place the first week III June, m,ss Sss -
.Sear Gear and is one Of the most aeon r,1 :
;nlished and popular girls in Masn :
.irgton. Mrs. St;tt and her daughteens ens
entertained at lunch yeSterdaE loi
their house guest Mile. Jeanot hes
mans Of Belgium. with Mrs. zenoph,an
Price. Miss Virginia Edwards; ME MISS
May Taylor and Miss cecil hesISs ; Z: !
Jones as guests, to "hom t'e Nv " :
of the engagement was lolu'
Evening star., 1924-05-02

Whitehouse Cancelled her passage for
an earlier date because OF illness.
The ssistant secretary OF labor.
Mr.. E. J. Henning, who was appoint
ed by President Coolidge commits
sioner to the conference on immigra-
tion and emigration to be held in
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d@1E:V
Mrs. Coolidge Receiving Faculty and
Graduates of Girls Schools at
White House Today.

d d'affaires of Lithuania. Mr. Kazys
Bizauskas and the charge d'affaireS
Of Portugal and Nine. Mendes Leal.
The hostess for the afternoon will
be Mrs. Charles r. Undertake. Mrs.
Daniel A. Sutherland, Miss Sproul.
Mrs. Percy +. Quin. Mrs. James
Thrott, Nine. Philippe Soyez and Mrs.
Maurice Thatcher. Assisting in the
dining room will be Mrs Morris Shep-
Evening star., 1924-05-02
Cnpt. and Mrs. FOote Hosts
Preceding Navy Dance.

Lieut. Commander and Mrs. Robert
Cutler. who are here on vacation from
the formers post in China, were the
guests of honor at dinner last evening
of Capt. and Mrs. P. w. Foote, who
entertained a com pany of twelve and
took their guests later to the dance in
the sail loft of the navy yard given
by officers of the yard and the u. S. S.
Mayf1ower.
Mrs. Horace Macfarland was hostess
at dinner last evening, taking her
guests later to the New York State
Society's dance at the New Willard.
In the company were Mrs. Guy Scott,
Mrs. Buford of Tennessee, Mrs. Charles
Helmbold, Mrs. Matte Porter of Ken
lucky, Miss Elizabeth Edwards, Miss
Craig, Capt. Dwight Partridge, DR..
James a. Emery. Addison Flournoy
and Benjamin tlournoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude n. Bennett en-
tertained at dinner last evening at the
Arts Club in honor of Mr.. Arthur
Bullard The guests we're Mrs. Arthur
Evening star., 1924-05-02
Don GeIasio Caetnni Has
nefmrned From New orh.

rhe ambassador of Italy. Don
c.a,as,o Caetani has returned to
Washington from New forh e..
he went to attend the services LOT
the late Nine. Duse.
The ambassador Of Great Britain.
Sir Esme Howard. will be the uIse
In whose honor the minister OF lne
Tresich Pavichich. who VIII enterta.n
2 company of twenty-five at dinner
this evening at the legation
I The minister Of China and Nine. Sze
have as their guest over the week emo
Justice James O'Mallev Of the supreme
court Of New York state.
The minister of Poland and Nine.
wrobIewska, will entertain a dinner
this evening in honor of the newly
appointed United States minister 10
Poland and Mrs. Alfred J. pearson.
Senator and Mrs. MedilI Mccormick
will entertain at dinner this EVENING
at the Hotel Hamilton IN compllnleMnt ny
TO the latters niece. MISS Eliza u
Gordon Hanna, and Mr.. Richard FOR,
Ter Davidson, whose marriage VIII
fake place tomorrow at noon. Inc
guests will include the mem oerS o.
the wedding party and senator fsu
erick Hale, Representative ana NJ -,
Nicholas Longworth. the assistant
secretary of the Navy. Col. Roosevelt
Nr. and Mrs william Hard and MI MT,
= I'd Mrs Mark a. Hanna OF CleNelariq; 70.
After the dinner the company VII!
.ttend the dance which Senator ana
Vrs walter E. Edge will give IN thelr
home on Rhode Island avenue TOT
Mss Hanna ard Mr. Davidson sen
laFar and Mrs Edge have asked anout
Jo5 guests and a buffet supper Will DC
served about midnight.
sonora de "a Torrien1e and seh9riffa 3,ifa
iSrs-ia Louisa de Ia Torrtente. VII :
tard daughter of the Am nbassador OF
cuba. left yesterday for ss aavaha "a
sTrere the ambassador expects TO
iofn them later in the season.
The ambassador and his tamliv
%ii1 20 abroad in the summer 70 At
tend the fifth assembly OF the league
- nations.
: The Congressional club will hoia nS,ia
reception this afternoon at the ciuo
nouse, in honor of the ambassador
Japan Mrs as9s Es4ihs5d s1d sioyenes shs sisfsF pr
ante Tresich Pavichich, the minister
'of czechosIovakta 1o[.tsr DR.: Frap''ssN al Ese
rhonia and Mime. Pip. the charEs
Evening star., 1924-05-02

pard. Mrs. Henry Allen Cooper. Mrs
William Rodenberg and Mrs. James
Strong, and assisting generally will
be Miss Gertrude Norris, Miss Frances
Johnson, Miss Margaret Pou and Miss
Virginia Garrett.
The military attache of the French
embassy, Gen. George y. L. Dumont
entertained informally at luncheon
today. Gen. Dumont has issued invl-
tations for a dinner May S.
Nine. Dumont, who has been az her
home in France for several months
will return to this country at the end
of July, bringing with her their two
youngest children. Shortly after her
Evening star., 1924-05-02

The minister OF China and Nine sze
have as their guest over the week enc
Justice James O'Mallev Of the supreme
court Of New York State.
Evening star., 1924-11-30
HOLY CROSS MASTER
OF BOSTON COLLEGE

BOSTON. November 29.-The co..
lege foot ball season in New England
was closed in the dusk and driving
rain at Braves Field today with the
red fire that celebrated a Holy Cross
victory over. Boston College, SO to 0.
1t was a surprisingly one-s sid ed
game, in which the Worcester COL
legians tore through the weak left
sector of the Boston line time after
time, but more often leaped in the
air to intercept Boston pass or
swooped onto the ball let loose by a
Boston tumble. Boston College was
only once-and then MON ment al rily--in
possession of the ball beyond mid
field
A touchdown by Wallis. three min
utes arter play started, on d 34-yard
run from scrimmage. started Holy
Cross scoring. and il was a touch
down by Wallis. who had intercepted
a Boston College pass at midfield,
that closed Holy Cross scoripg in the
darkness Of the closing minutes
In the second period Capt. Hilwary
Mahaney scooped up a ball fumbled
by Darling on Boston's 20yard line
and ran for the touchdown. Out of
a long punting exchange Holy Cross
emerged with score again, when Nc
Mahon Intercepted another Boston
College pass and made his way 40
yards to a touchdown. A substitute
back, Paul Kittredge. gave Holy
Cross its other touchdown on a 81
yard run from scrimmagc, the first
play after a punt by Darling from
behind his own goal John Crowley,
Holy Cross fullback. kick ed the point
after touchdown three times.
Evening star., 1924-11-30
Upton FINDS YACHT
HELMSMAN IN JAIL

TORONTO, November 2s.-Sir
Thomas Upton went to the Jail farm
today and after a chat with Amelius
Jarvis, ST., prisoner there, an
nounced he had found the man to
command the Upton yacht which in
1926 will challenge America to defend
the Americas cup in another of the
classic races off Sandy Hook.
Jarvis is noted Canadian yachts
man and an old crony of Sir Thomas.
He is serving six months for con-
spiracy to defraud the Province in a
sale of bonds.
For two hours the famous tea mer-
chant and the prisoner enjoyed each
others company. Sir Thomas made
positive announcement afterward
that he would challenge Americas
hold on the trophy in 1926 and that
Jarvis promised oserve as skipper
of the challenger.
The yachtsmen also virtually de-
cided that a craft of the schooner
class would be built to oppose the
American defender Sir Thomas said
nothing could convince him that his
old friend Jarvis was guilty of the
offcnse for which he was serving
time.
Evening star., 1924-11-30
NAVY'S FOLLOWERS
PROUD OF SHOWING

ANNAPOLIS. Md. November 20
Disappointed at it's defeat in today's
foot ball game in Baltimore by the
Army, the Navy feels that it's team
made a brave fight, hut comedies the
West Pointers greater strength in
the crucial phases of the game
1t is felt. however. that the Navy
line. as had been expected, held it's
own with that of the Army. Oppos-
ing a much superior set of backs. it
is felt that the Navy forwards
showed easily to equal its oppohents.
The Navy. also accomplished its
mission of preventing the Army
backs, particularly Wilson, from get
ting loose for Big gains. Wilson
was not nearly. so effective as when
he played against the Navy, as "a
member of the Penn State backticld,
and failed to register any big gains.
tiarbisch and Hewitt. also former
college stars. were the most effective
players against the Navy, the former
scoring all of the points by the field
goals, and the latter making big
gains i'll the line, after taking
Wilson's place.
Glimmering when it failed to make
good with its, pass plays. AS had
been anticipated, it tried to make
ground against the Army by the
aerial route at all stages of the game.
number were intercepted and only
a few completed: it was evident that
the Navy backs had not tried such
plays enough in match games to
carry them out with any accuracy.
The Navy had little strength in its
backfield today. Though not gen
orally known, Shapey, probably the
best of its backs, was much handi-
capped by an injury to his knee.
This diminished his speed to q very
marked degrees
OF those who started the game
today, the Navy will lose by gradu-
alton before the start of another
season, Capt. Taylor and Rex Cald-
well. ends; Chillingworth, the punt
ing guard Stolz, right tackle, and
Wellings, right halfback.
Evening star., 1924-11-30
WORLD AUTO RECORD
is SET BY MILTON

Los ANGELES, November ga
world speed record was established
here today by Tommy Milton, holder
of the world 250-mile record. when
he negotiated the one-and- one quar-
ter-mile Culver City speedway dur
ing a practice lap in "a and As sec
onds, an average of 1881 miles an
hour, it was announced by the speed
way corporation of Los Angeles.
The former record of 128 miles an
hour was established recently on the
Charlotte, n. c., speedway by Ben
nett Hill.
The track was opened today by a
group of racing drivers. Ralph >,de
Palma circled the track at 1864 miles
per hour, and Pietro Bordino, Italian
pilot, made lap at an average of
1241s miles per hour.
Evening star., 1924-11-30
Vanqushes Na I0 Take Annual Ball
CAPT. ED GARBISCH STAR
OF SERVICE GRIDIRON TILT
Veteran Center. in Last Contest of His Career, Drop
Kicks -Four Field Goals 10 Give West Point
18th Victory in 25 Decisions.
BY HEYWOOD BROUN.

T ALTIMORE is
boys and such shoe which
49, the municipal Baltimore
p the lead
which to
the rivals 2j skrmishcs o
and 2>t hayrc L draws.
O max difference WAC the
This He
been what OF Washn
o all.
ball
posts the kicks and some Nowa nd
he Shot alley had
difficult angle
fowze will be bad Among his
In the kicking
His frs: three la ed But after eli the traditional
artierymen. there short
u lNour aGr Its The hack
Evening star., 1924-11-30
ALABAMA GETS TROPHY
AS DIXIE GRID CHAMPION

iiC OhiNSioily VI 1hioDoiid iocS
he Pickens trophy, given by Champ
Southern Conference championship
,hoice of u southern sports writers,
Birmingham News, Zipp Newman.
tan, Richmond, Va, News Leader;
Norris Royden, Lexington, KY. Her.
aid; S. L. Latlmer. jr., Columbia, S.
c., State, Bailey Groome, Charlotte,
N. c., Observer: A. NJ. Fowler, KNOX
VILE, Tenn, Journal; Tom Hanes
Norfolk, Va, Ledger Dispatch; Harry
Martinez, New Orleans, La, State; /;
Herbert Caldwell. Memphis. Tenn,
Commercial Appeal: j. NJ. Banks, Co
lumbia, S. c., Record: John B. Hess,
Columbus. Ga.,~Enquirer Sun; Whit
ney Cary. Greenville, s. c., Piedmont;
Carter Latimer,e Greenville, S. c.,
News; Barney Sheridan, Mobile, Ala,
Register: Harry Culley, jr., Jackson
ville,. Fla. Times Union; George
Congdon, Atlanta, Ga, Constitution:
Dick Wasson, Asheville, NJ c., Citi-
zen: w. C. Foster, Chattanooga,
Tenn, Times; Ralph McGilI, Nash
Vile, Tenn, Banner; R.. l.. Gray, jr.,
Raleigh, N. c., s-Observer: Bugs
Ramsey, Columbus, Ga, Ledger; c. E.
Baker. Jacksonville, Fla, Journal: Ed
Danforth. Atlanta. Ga. Georgian;
Jerry Bryan. birmingham, Ala. Age
Herald.
Evening star., 1924-11-30
PHILLY GRID CHAMPIONS
WOULD PLAY IOWA BOYS

PHILADELPHIA, November 20
The Pennsylvania Institute for the
Deaf, scholastic foot ball champion of
the Philadelphia district, today ac-
cepted. the open challenge of the Ce-
dar Rapids. Iowa, High School team
to meet for the scholastic champion
ship of the East
a telegram sent today to Pitts
burgh- where the Iowa players wit
messed the Notre Dame-Carnegie
Tech game, suggested a meeting in
Philadelphia on December 13
Evening star., 1924-11-30
WEST VIRGINIA BOOKS
FOUR GRlDIRON GAMES

: MORGANTOWN. w. Va, November
29.-West Virginia will open tho 1925
foot bali season with Allegheny Col
lege at Erie, Pa, on September 26.
Other definite dates were: Pitts
burgh, at Pittsburgh, October 10:
Wesleyan, at Morgantown, October
"a, and Penn State here on Novem-
Der IA.
The latter game will mark the
dedication of the new West Virginia
Stadium.
Nine games will be booked for the
MountaineerS.
Evening star., 1924-11-30

Dali team today was awarded
Pickens of Alabama to the
team. Alabama was, the unanimous
according to sports editor of the
chairman Of the awards committee.
Vanderbilt, which won the cup last
year, surrenders it to Alabama. Three
victories are required to obtain per-
manent possession. Alabama's name
will be engraved on the cup along
with that of Vanderbilt Alabama
will retain the cup until the 1925 win
ner is announced.
The point system was used in de-
termining the winner of the cup.
Each member of the committee was
asked to make first, second. third and
fourth choices. First choice counted
4 points. second choice J., third choice
2, and fourth choice I.
The results were as follows:
Alabama, 10S points.
Georgia, 81 points,
Washington and Lee, 81 points.
Tulane, Is points.
Florida, IL points.
: Vanderbilt, 2 points.
The committee was composed Of the
following sports writer's:
Zipp Newman, Birmingham News,
chairman; Howard Pill. Montgomery
Advertiser; Wilton Cobb, Macon, Ga,
Telegraph; Wendall Robinson Knox
vile, Tenn Sentinel; William Chris
Evening star., 1924-11-30
RIDER PAINFULLY HURT
In OPENING BIKE RACE

NEW YORK, November 29.-The
curtain raiser Of sprint bicycle races
in which amateurs and professionals
participated was held in Madison
Square Garden tonight prior to the
opening of the six-day race at 1901
o'clock Monday morning.
The outstanding casualty of the
night occurred when Henry p. krunl-
weide, Bay View wheelman w,nt
turtling over the rail TO the concrete
floor, suffering broken arm and minor
iacerations-
Evening star., 1924-11-30
NAVY'S DARING STRATEGY
FAILS IN THOROUGH TEST
Persistent Resort to Desperate Tactics Probably
Planned by Annapolis Coaches as One Chance
to Beat Powerful Army Eleven.
BY II. G. BYRD.

7
kind of that it felt would with the
sbe danger ITSELF the Navy taking desperate chances
that recognized
under the ordinary standards of conservative ball
And the mentioned nearly always poduc
would
that elected and natural result victory for the
that employed it.
while that
such a occasion.
briefly victory Army
Evening star., 1924-11-30

The Washington eleven tied the
score at the beginning of the second
period, Metzger and Hagerty having
made spirited dashes in the closing
minutes of the previous quarter.
Gaffey scored the touchdown. Neither
team was able to make the extra
point.
In the last period. Graham raced
from midfeld to Georgetown's 80
yard line, whence forward pass
hurled to Manning, took the ball to
the 5-yard line. Here Georgetown
held and on the fourth down Graha m
booted a field goal from the 15-yard
line.
Evening star., 1924-11-30
NOSED OUT
BY FORDHAMTTESs 9 TO 6

n 7 field by Earl
Graham. Fordham which resulted touchdown
the period field goal kicked by the player
York University victory
Georgetown years Polo Grounds today to
broke which
took the ball Washgonian 5yard line After Manning had
tackle
Evening star., 1924-11-30
EAsT-wEsT GAME LISTED.

BOSTON, November 29.-An inter
sectional foot ball game between st.
Thomas College of st. Paul, Mimi.
and Boston University, to be played at
St. Paul on October "a or November
IA. next year has. been tentatively ar
ranged.
Evening star., 1924-11-30
FOOT BALL YESTERDAY

Army. IL; Navy, o.
Fordhan,. D; Georgetown q.
Holy Cross. ~; BOstoP College. o.
Swarthmore, ~; HnyerfOr,i, q.
Notre Dame, 40; Carnegie Tech, I'D.
Centre. n: Georgia. z.
Southern College, 3S; University of
Havana, q.
Evening star., 1924-11-30
WISCONSIN AND CORNELL
MAY CLASH ON GRIDIRON

, MADISON, Wis, November 90
Wisconsin will meet Cornell in an in
ternationaI foot ball game here next
Fall, according to unofficial reports to-
day.
Goccl ] * Fan is ra-avted 20 have
complete. lieGo "a tions. Is -
Evening star., 1924-11-30
LINEUP AND SUMMARY
OF SERVICE GRID CLASH

Arar- scoring: Field goa,s--Ry Garb SCH. 4
drop k'cksi.
Army substitution s-Yeomans f17 Hard 1g
Baxter for Davidson. Hewitt f@r Wilson,
Born for Fraser. Srhc ier for g llmpr,.
Sc.midt for Saunders. Seeman for Farw!ck
Trannell for Schc: ffer. JoAnsGn for Yeomans.
Gilbreath for Baxter.
Navy srbs s.ttutprs-Eddv for CI..i;nGwortA.
Barnet for Caldwell. Hirst for Wel!ingS,
A.Uert>o2 for Hamilton. Trusiow for Wick
horst. Seuber for OSburn. Powell FOR L"n'z.
Referee-W. X. 0kaSo1 IAhighl. Empire
W. Il. Crowley CPowdon,. Head linesman
+. ]. o'Brien Tufts. Field judge-w. f
Won Hersbers tfiarvardl. Time of periods
II minutes.
Evening star., 1924-11-30
Line-Up md Summary.

Fordham scoring: Touchdown = Graham
Field goal--Graham tdrop kickl. Georgetown
scoring: Touchdown-Gaffey. Referee j.
Hallohan tBoston). Umpire-E. NJ Bennes
(Pennsylvania). Linesman-H. J. O'Brien
tSwarthmore). Field 1udge-W. G. Magfnnis
The Washington times., 1924-08-01
Auto overturns: Woman Dead

LYNN. Mass. Aug. Mrs. Ed.
win Clifford Call. Of Dexter, Me-.
was killed when the car in which
she was riding turned over, pin.
ming her and two men, also &C.
cupants OF the machine, beneath it.