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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-05-22

Dave sigrist and Carl took a
drive last Friday to Vancouver
B. G. visiting till Sunday with his
old friend a. Woodgate.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-05-22

G. r. Deppman of Bremerton
was sacheting around on the is
land the first of the week looking
fat, ragged, and sassy.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1925-05-22

Lola Jane Steen has been con
fined to her bed this week with
threatened appendicitis. Billy
has been chief cook and nurse.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-17

LOWE. THE RENT MAN.
405 Navarro st. Texas Bank Bldg.
Phone Crockett 2672.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-17

YOUNG LADY. 22 years Of age, desires
position as stenogra pher; best of refer
ences. Box COZ Light.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-17
Situations Wanted-Female 1852

nurze, years Of experience;
my charges are small; best Of references.
"ColOred." Mis-. 3573-J.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-17
Houses UnIurnished
Property Owners

Property Owners
List your rental properly with
pa either furnished or uuflruiEhed
a. - have desirable tenants want
us properly 10 every section Of Toe
cts.
GRAVES REALTY co.
Reai Estate. Loana Insurance
Brady BIDS G. 2056.
EInsE "a IN achoois flVo-room house,
flt 81 WhtilfF eL, paved street. mod
s4H e0naeHifucea $3.50 b month. 10
tuift lt Hotel DO s1ufh St.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-17
Agents and Canyassers
| 1914
saIesRen Wanted

Statesmen WANTED Pr
APPLY sos BRADY BLDG.
WANTED-Automobil statesmen, IL you
have not had experience selling auto
mobiles do not apply, good proposition
fOr a. real automobile salesman. southern
Motor Sales, Cleveland distributors, 800
y. Alamo. Phone TT. 1892 or Or. l592.
WA%TED-Llyewire retail automobile
salesman, selling popular standard au-
tomobile, references required with ap-
pIication. Address sol Throckmorton St,
Fort Worth. Tex.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-17
Help wanted-Maie
1856

LADIES and men, learn barber trade
largest system in the world; tuition $50
cataloE free, wages paid. Tri-City Bar
Der College. S3O z. Commerce, san An
tonic. shave, 5 cents. hair cut 10 cents.
MIN wanted to learn barber trade; earn
while learning: steady employment; good
wages year around; catalog on request.
Call or write. Moler Barber College, $50
" Hougt0n st
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-17
BUSINESS SERVICES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1871

MODESTO dressmaking and alterations,
appointments made by phone. Cr 2iis.
400 n. Alamo
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-17
1924 Ford Touring

This car has the original enamel, me-
chanically reconditioned, new top, good
cord tires, lock steering wheel, and only
ten months old; with a cash payment
Of sos. balance monthly; you can't beat
this value.
MORGAN WOODWARD AUTO co.
234 S. FLORES st. or. $500.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-17
Night School

Study bookkeeping. niger accountancy,
ghorfhand. English or spanish at the
biz Draughon night school one block
north Of the post office. Send for fun
particulars.
Name ..s..s....s.s'ss's'' '''''''..'
Address Observation-Disclosures. 2, l.:
PANTS Cuncalled forD i-3 off, tailor made
match your coat; pants made 20 order
Pants Tailor, 426 Moore Bldg, SIN tloor.
MANY iobs open for men who are train
ed in barbering Few weeks qualities.
Earnings paid. write for free cataIog
explaining. Lewis Barber College, 727
W. Commerce st.
WANTED-2fan diaHua,shsr Apply 1879
y New Braunfcla. Ave.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-17
AUTOMOBILES
Used Cars Tor Sale

1924 CHEVROLET coupe that's real good.
good looking. bargain, good terms. Or.
1895. Lindsey Krough Auto Co. All Main
avenue
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-17
EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wanted-Msle 1871

Situations Wanted-Msle 1871
DEAR Mr.. Hotel or Apartment House
Man: Are you looking for good, intclli-
gent, industrious, energetic couple to take
care of your business? Box 613 Light.
POSITION desired, in the city or out,
by young married man, TexanNexperi-
enced, prefer retail lumber yard, ord
ers. estimate or sales department, have
san Antonio experience. Phone Wood
lawn 1857. Addrcss Box 636 Light.
MARRIED man, age 36. with family de-
sires position in SaH-r Antonio, expert
snced as mana ger, boolkeeper. At pres
cnt manager for corporation at Calves
ton. 20 years resident Of San Antonio;
first-class reference in that city. Ad-
dress Mgr, oil Twenty-second street,
Galveston. -
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-17

Cleaning special 9x12 rugs; shampoo,
$3.50; busted. 81; moving and storing.
separate stalls for household goods, $3.50
up; all work guaranteed; public invited
to visit my works and warehouse. Rips
Rug Workers. Mis-. s. Mis-. s5i. SIS S.
Cherry. n
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BUSINESS SERVICES
Tailoring & Pressing
Laundering

BRING your clothes to first-class laun-
dry. % lbs. 75c starched. dried by sun
ironing so cents hour. 523 W. Mitchell
TT s6e-J "--sHs 49,
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COLORED-House four rooms, paved
street, 2ls Chestnut s425 week. Also
small houses in rear. $3.50 and $500.
CT 4OqT TT g22
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RENTALS
Houses Unfurnished

EIGHT rooms. two-story brick. 52i y.
Cherry. Phone CT. 42os. Keys at SIS n.
Evening star., 1925-10-19
LINE REAL BULWARK
OF FOOT BALL TEAM
BY MAI. CHARI.E .ES ID. DAILY.
ASSOCIATED in Foot Ball Coaching at
Harvard

CAMBRIDGE, October 19.-Wilson
Hewitt. Harding and Buell. will go
down in Army's foot ball history as
splendid performers of the highest
caliber but ii is along the line that
the Army team has come into its own
this year.
We hear little Of the guard. tackle.
center and end, when the backs are
tearing off their long gains. But even
at that, the public is beginning to be
come aware of the great truth tha
the victory belongs essentially to the
line.
The Army always have been ex-
cellently trained and coached. The
foundation of line play in the ga me
Of foot ball as it is played today
sprang from the Army coaching staff
And this years Army line is fitting
successor to those that have gone be-
fore
The Army coaching staff is to be
congratulated for the showing against
the great Rockne's proteges. These
officers of the regular service all coach
from real love of the game. without
any outside reward. In many eases
they carry on the trying work OF
Goa ching in addition to their other
exacting duties. Often they sacrifice
their leave status to he with the team.
Ii is such games as that against NOtre
Dame that repay them for their labor
Of love.
The 1925 Army NOtre Dame game
seems to open n new era in the re-
Ia tions between these institutions.
Prior to the war. the Army Notre
Dame series was about an even break
with each team scoring about the
same totals. Notre Dame won in 1913
and 1915. Army in 1914 and 1916.
After the war the Army team was
considerably handica pped by war con-
ditions. which affected its material for
, at least two wears and Notre Dame
won three successive victories by
suhsta ntial scores. In 1922 a tie game
! was played and since then their IA
| nous series has resulted in games
which have been won or lost by one
touchdown.
Now comes the 1925 gam" with n
different story. Army blasted its way
To victory by four touchdowns to
Notre Da mes none.
I Taking all-in-all this wears Army
team should go far.
Evening star., 1925-10-19


Both Central and Western will be
making their initial starts in the city
championship night when the teams
line up for the kick off tomorrow. Cen
trails followers are looking for vic
tory in view of the fact that their
favorites have triumphed easily in
both of their starts. while the West
ernerS We're doWned by Georgetown
Prep in their lone battle.
The Georgetown schoolboys. how.
ever. have plenty of fight. and with
Tommy David back in the lineup
should give the heavier Centralites
perhaps more opposition than they
bargained for.
Eastern will ScrimmaSe the Cniver-
sity of Maryla nd freshmen tomorrow
AT College Park in preparation for
the Lincoln Parkers' entrance into the
scholastic series Friday afternoon
when Business is encountered at Cen
tral Stadium.
Other tits listed by local elevens
for Friday are a meeting between Con
zaga and the G georgetown Props. At
Garrett Park. and clash between
ST. Alba g and the Boys Latin School
ut Baltimore.
No games have been arranged for
District fields Saturday. although four
teams OF the city and neiShboring
territory will see action. Dewitt Prep
will tackle the undefeated Mount st.
.Joseph's eleven at Baltimore, while
Episcopal High invades the Staunton
Military Academy gridiron. AleXan-
dria High goes to Manassas for a
battle with Swavely. and the Univer-
sity of Maryia nd yearlines entertain
the University of Virginia frosh
gridders.
Evening star., 1925-10-19
FOOT BALL SECRETS
by SOL METZGER.
WHEN CATCHING PUNTS.

Ability to handle punts cieanly is
most important because fumbled
punts have lost more games than any
other mispIay. The best method, here
pictured. is to receive the ball with
the hands well above one and with
them guide il to the stomach. That
gradually breaks the force Of it's fall.
The stomach acts a, a final cushion
for stopping it.
In catching a kicked ball keep the
arms well together. also the legs. and
bend the body at the hips. knees and
ankles SO it has give" to it. This
position enables the receiver to form
4 pocket of his hands. arms. legs and
torso in which to hold the ball.
Thus. when tackled ViciOusiy and
thrown hard he holds onto the ball
because he is actually wrapped
around it. Or. il no opponent is near.
he can tuck it under his arm and
start his run.
Don't try to trap u kicked ball
against the chest with the hands or
lead il to the chest when catching
1t. 1t will rebound all too frequently
from that hard. bOny part Of ones
anatomy. Play q punt safe by first
catching it. After that-run.
Evening star., 1925-10-19
COUNTY SOCCERlSTS
WILL START SERIES

SPECIAL Dispatch to The Star.
HYATTSEILLE. Md, October l9-
Boys soccer and girls volley ball Sc
ries for the Prince Georges County
high school championships open
Thursday afternoon with Baden play
ing al Hyattsville. Maryla nd Park al
Bra andywine and Surrattsville al Up-
per Marlboro. Hyattsville already has
defeated Laurel at soccer by the score
OF to o.
Maryia nd Park is A newcomer in the
league. the high school there having
been opened this Fall for its first
sea son.
II has been suggested that owing TO
the dista nee some of the teams must
travel the county be divided into two
athletic sections. but no action has yet
been taken. A provision was made at
a recent meeting of principals, how
ever. that Baden and Laurel teams
should play their soccer. volley ball
and base ball games on a centrally To-
Gated field.
The Playground Athletic Lea que of
Maryland has been requested to fur
nish officials for all games.
The soccer and volley ball schedule
follows: October -. Baden at Hyatts.
Vile. Maryland Park at Bra ndywine,
Surra ttsville at Upper Marlboro: Oc-
tober 80. Laurel at Baden. Hyattsville
At Marylan nd Park Bra ndywine 1T Up
per Marlboro: November 6. Upper
Marlboro at Hyattsville, Bra ndywine
a Laurel. Baden at Surrattsville: No
vember 13. Baden at Maryland Park
Upper Marlboro at Laurel. Surratts.
vile at Hyattsville; November 20,
Laurel at SurrattsNille. Maryland Park
At Upper Marlboro. Hyattsvilie al
BRA andywine: November -, Bra ndy-
wine at Baden. Marylan Park a Sur
rattSyille.
Evening star., 1925-10-19

frustrating Detroit's efforts to gain
by such means.
Apparently Catholic Universitys de
fense is being developed at the eN-
pense of its attack. The Brook Ia nders
made brave showing against the
Nillanova team equipped with the
\otra Dame offensive taught ii by
Harry Stuhldreher, one of Rockne' 3
@alloping Four Horsemen last season.
Proba bly, Coach McAuliffe now will
begin to devote more time TO attack
to get better balance. IL he makes
as much progress in that as in the
building of his defense the Brook
landers are apt To have one of their
best seasons in wears.
George Washington is plugging
along steadily. md is hopeful Of MAX
ing this sea son its best since the grid
iron game was revived at the down
town institution. Much improvement
has been noted in each Of the Hatchet-
ties engagements. both in attack and
and on defense. So far. though. the
offensive has not been varied to any
great extent. 1t may he that Coach
Crum means to have his men thor
oughly Versed in funda mentals before
perfecting the more brilliant plays
that may he sprung in late sea son
games.
With little material. and most OF
that inexperienced. Gala udet is hav-
ing its troubles. And no relief seems
in sight. Eut the Kendall Greeners
are a game lot and likely a any time
to spring A surprise.
One Of the big surprises of the sea-
son has been the Quantico Marine
team. This years eleven does not
begin to compare with the powerful
aggrega tions that represented the
Marines in the pas One of the main
troubles with the Quantico team has
been weakness in the end positions
Injuries 10 star players, too. have
greatly affected its play. 1t may he
that much will be accomplished by the
Lea hernecks before the. sea son ends
but il they are to get real results their
team evidently will have to he thor
ouchlV reOrEa niZed
Evening star., 1925-10-19
KNlCk nine TAKES
D. C. CHAMPIONSHIP

With Ross Fishers left wing work
ing in apple pie order. the Georgetown
knickerbockers dethroned the Sham
rocks and captured the District sand.
lot base ball title yesterday AT Wash
inston Barracks in the finale of the
local diamond season. The count was
| To q.
Victory went To the West End pas
timers by the narrow margin of sin
gle run earned in the fourth inning
when. with TWO down. Squirrel
Charles singled and was scored by
Dick Stays double to left center.
As was proper in a championship
clash. both teams played at their best
the knicks and Thompson of the
Harps being hacked up by practically
alright fielding on the part of their
mates. Only one error was charged to
each side.
Although issuing six passes to first
Fisher was invincible in the pincheS
and Of the 10 batters to he famed by
him We're sent to the bench for
the final out Of an inning when run
ners We're on the paths. He allowed
only four hits.
Thompson's record was almost as
good. only I've knickerbocker batsmen
reaching first on safe hits and none
walking. Six struck out.
Dreadnaughts closed their season
with a 3-to-2 win over the Cardinal
Athletic Club at Alexandria.
Evening star., 1925-10-19
VIII Real
VIRGINIA GETS READY
TO MEET MARYLAND

UNIVERSITY, Va. October l9.-
Earle Neale. Nirginia's head coach.
began this afternoon TO prepare his
men to meet Maryla nd here next Sat
urday The varsity was TO be given a
light workout hut the second string
men who did not get into action were
in for strenuous drill.
No serious injuries resulted from
the game with V. NJ. |. Charlie Mack
all and Ashley Cockrill. regular
guards We're both badly bruised and
may be out Of any scrimmages this
week. but both Of them will probably
he ready for action Saturday.
Whether Capt. Diffey will he ready
To direct the team against Maryland
still Is a problem that only time can
solve. His injury is mending nicely.
hut the coaches do not want to risk a
further hurt. and he will not he used
unless he is in condition
HushIon ran the team we'll Satur-
day and demonstrated that he has a
head for varsity foot ball. His con-
tinued use OF criss-crOss until he
was able to bring the Cadet defense
over when he ran A fake play from
the same formation for the second
Virginia touchdown probably saved
the day for the home eleven. For a
youngSter running the team in his
first Southern Conference game he did
exceptionally well.
Reports of those who saw Mary
la nd play Saturday are to the effect
that the Old Liners are stronger tha n
the score of their Y. y. |. game would
indicate and that the defeat by Tech
will only make them fight more to
defeat Virginia.
Virginia probably will spend much
time tomorrow and the next day con
centratlng on n defense against Mary
la md. for the light fast bcCkfeld of the
Terrapins. which could not get start
ed in the mud of the Griffith Stadium
against V. +. l., is greatly feared here.
Evening star., 1925-10-19
GRANGE A REAL STAR,
PENN SCOUT ADMITS
BY the Associated Press.


CHICAGO. October 19-F'ra nix SOM
mers, who has been identified with
foot ball as a star player, coach and
scout for % years, now believes all
the stories written about Harold
c'Red'o Grange, Illinois superplayer,
are true and that his admirers haven't
gone far enough in their praise.
Sommers. scouting the IllinoiS-Iowa
game for Pennsylvania was stunned
by Oranges amazing trick Of grab
bling the opening kickoff and run
ming so yards for a touchdown.
Grange is the fastest. shiftiest half
back I've ever seen" SommerS sa id.
"He is liable to run wild against Penn
sylvania in their game with Illinois
two weeks hence. and then the doubt
ful ones can see for themselves. He
has a marvellous change OF pace, the
greatest I've ever seen. and is so fast
that he even outruns his interference.
Down East they think that Grange
rides around the foot ball field on a
motor cycle. I'm convinced that he
now has two motor cycles"
Evening star., 1925-10-19

Michigan boasts a similar performer
in running hack kickoff for score
in Benny Friedman. whose feat at
Madison Saturday was a factor in the
downing of the Badgers.
Iowa. flushed with victory over Hi
nois. is ia king stock of its forces and
improving its line for the Ohio State
meeting this week. Ohio's experience
in downing Columbia last week is
guiding its practice sessions.
The Hawk backfield with Nick
Kutsch. leading conference scorer, is
past the test stage.
Wisconsin. Smarting under It's de-
feat by Michigan. plans 10 recoup in
the next three weeks. with three Big
Ten teams on the schedule. It's first
opponent. Purdue. makes the game its
conference start. after A preliminary
record Of TWO wins and one loss. The
hoilermakers' fall from grace by los
ing to Wabash has been mitigated hy
ShutoutS of Depauw and Rose Poly
After lapse of quarter century
rivalry between Chicago and Penn
sylvania flares anew in their Phila-
delphia meeting. The Maroons. last
years Western Conference champions.
and so far undefeated although tied
by Ohio State, are grooming them
, selves to reverse ancient history by
winning. the Quakers having won
three and tied one of the games played
before 1901.
Northwestern. downed by Chicac go.
! has breathing spell in rehearsing
an entertainment for Tulane. before
meeting three conference teams and
Notre Dame. Ralph Moon" Baker.
Purple backfield ace, will be out of
the game for two weeks at least
and possibly for the rest of the sea
: hn ~ -, l.;
ankle.
Notre Dame. having fulfilled the
prophecy Of defeat spoken by Knute
/ Rockne. its coach. in the Army game.
| is being rehabilitated for it's appear
ance against Minnesota
Indiana expects slight trouble in
disposnc of Miami.
Evening star., 1925-10-19

ono OF the DeSI Oh lne season mere.
Maryland has weekend da tie with
the University of Virginia at Char
lottesville and is likely to run into a
deal of trouble when IL tackles the
Cavaliers. In beating Virginia Mill
tary Institute last Saturday Virginia
indicated that it would be formida-
BILE foe for many members OF the
Southern Conference
George Wa Shington is To play Ur-
sinus AT Collegeville. Pa. and Gallau-
det will go to jefferson City. Tenn.
TO meet Carson Newman. In each of
these enga Gements. the teams proba
bly, will he we'll matched. The Guam
tlco Marines are to encounter Detroit
in Detroit and are apt to find the go
ing as rough they did aeainst Cant
siA al Buffalo last week.
catholic University. which has been
getting along rather well. will have
plenty 10 do Saturday when il faces
the Fort Benninc eleven at the mill
tary post near Columbus. Ga. Fort
Benning last week gave a neat trim
ming TO Ogleth"rpe. a team that had
vanquisned Centre College.
Until its line begins To function
properly. Maryla nd is likely 10 find ii
difficult to make any conSide ia BILE
progress Some of the forwards are
fense, and probah bly, much experiment
ing must be done before the rush line
becomes really effective. The back
field. while still lacking polish. gives
promise Of becoming worthwhile
Combina ton. The new material is de-
veloping pidly and before the sea
son Is much older the men behind the
line should compare favorablv with
any of the good combinations the Old
Liners have had in recent years.
Team play that was missing for so
long at Georgetown evidently has been
perfected to a high degree. The work
of the Hilltop line and backfield in the
game at Detroit left little to he de-
sired. Behind swiftly charging for
wards, the ball runners We're able To
advance consistently, and on defense
the line was we'll nigh impregnahle.
Georgetown also revealed a fine de-
fense against aerial attack. frequently
Evening star., 1925-10-19

Reina Mercedes combina ton of An
napolis on the Tankers' field.
Apache Preps bowed to the Knick-
erbockers. to o. Goldsmith scored
the touchdown at the end of the half
and kicked for the extra point.
Mercury juniors opened their sea
son with win over the Shawnees.
Is to D.
Friendship Athletic Club foot ballers
earned decision over the Iroquois
eleven. to 0, in their initial en-
counter.
Playing on the gridirOn for the first
time. the Cardinal Juniors took the
measure of the Yorke Props, 19 to Q.
Ray McC;arvey is hooking games for
the Cards at Adams 24S9
Scoring on a pass i'm the third quar-
ter. the Lotus Athletic club won from
the Pastime Club. To o.
Aetna gridnlen took Yesterdays
battle with the Renrocs by "a score
of II to I.
Moose and Seat Pleasant elevens
went scoreless in their game at Seat
Pleasan yesterday.
George Faina is booking Sunday
games for the Yankees with teams in
rhe 1l0-pOund class. Call Franklin
961a-J.
Ottawa Midsets won from the New
Haven MidSets yesterday, l. to o.