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The Washington times., 1926-10-28
Mhat,a In a Name

As long as America can boast Of
such hardy athletes as Wascolonls,
Bolenski, Czemanslxi, Grabowski.
Cvengros and Kirkleski, it will give
way to no country in sport.
The Washington times., 1926-10-28
Navy-Notre Dame
Game Booked
In 1927

ANNAPOLIS, Oct. 28-The
Middies will play Notre Dame
at Baltimore on October Is next
year and the Naval Academy
will play . return game at
South Bend the following year,
according to an announcement
made at the Naval Academy to-
day.
Michigan-Navy games for 1927
and 1923 were also announced,
the Middies to travel to Ann
Arbor next fall while the VOL
verines will be back at Balti-
more Stadium again in 1928.
The Washington times., 1926-10-28
Win Net Doubles

In the final round OF women ten
mis-, played at the Eastern High
School today, Miss Tressa Breen
and Mary Kelso won the doubles
from Miss Mildred Ossett and
Frances Germane. In love sets,
80; 60.
The Washington times., 1926-10-28
RECORD LIST OF CLAIMS
MADE 1T LAUREL

No race meeting along Atlantic Seaboar years haa
filed
During the 10 racing this point there have been "a
claims filed . record that should stand for time
The sudden breaking Of the hmen il due 70 the fact that
feverish racing material With tracks @
Tia Juana 0eans Cuba and several il Florida horseen need
the
fresh material and they playing havoc with those horses which
in this section. $3.50
The Washington times., 1926-10-28
EV|ZDOCS.
HIKING

Tomorrow night the Quantico
Marines will start on eight-day
football journey, playing three col
lege eIevens on this trip. They
had a scrimmage drill yesterday
with the Maryland University grid
ders at College Park which figured
to place them on edge for the task
at hand. They will have brief
workouts today and tomorrow at
Quantico. prior to their departure.
The initial game on this jaunt
will be Saturday with Providence
College at Providence, r. /. Then
they hop over to Buffalo, N. Y,
to fill an engagement Tuesday
with CanisiuS College.
They will loiter around Buffalo
for five days, stopping at the Buff
falo Athletic Club and staging
their practice stunts on the Buff
falo University field. Friday night
they leave for Cleveland for a
game Saturday with John Carroll.
They return to QuanticO, Va,
Sunday, November q, for a IuIl
in their travels. Wednesday,
though, they depart for PhiIa.
deIphia and the next day tackle
Temple in an Armistice Day
melee.
Then they grab a rattler for
Detroit to fulfill a Saturday date
with Detroit University.
Jack McQuade Is the only reg.
ular who will not make the trip.
He is confined to his home here,
nursing an old back injury, which
re-appeared in the Catholic Uni
Vereity fray.
The Washington times., 1926-10-28
LII Cannon
To JUDGE
By GERRY" Martin

Washington swimming fans will
have a chance to see Lillian Can
ron, the well known American
swimmer and English Channel
aspirant. at the Jewish Community
Center tonight. when she assumes
the job of judge in the swimming
meet which viii be staged by the
Center mermaids at $40 o'clock.
The girls at the Center are i'm.
proving at every lesson under the
instruction Of Katherine Pfeiffer.
Their meet last month met with a
great deal Of enthusiasm and sup
port from the girls, so Miss
Pfeiffer In launching another one.
Miss Cannon has been watching
the swimmers on their various
practice nights, and having taken
an interest In them, she win be
On hand to pick the winners.
Title Raine, who swan away
with the last meet, will be In the
lineup again, and Shirley KOIIxeP
will be there to offer her some
keen competition. The novelty
races will be run off q la
I1Ak1OWSCuS OuChkNk GpUtGS
and diving for pumpkins win be
In order.
AL Lyman will again exhibit his
exceptional diving prowess.
The entries:
Free Style - Pauletta Banner,
Beatrice Zisman. Tillie Raine.
Shirley Kolker. Anna Bernstein,
Leona Zisman, Hilda Coopersmith
Side Stroke-Rose Street, Flora
Alpert. Zelda Abrams, Shirley
Kolker, Tillie Raine. Miriam
Baturin.
Plunge - Leona Zisnlan. Tillie
Raine. Shirley Kolker. Ruth Eanet,
Ida Silverman.
Back Stroke - Anna Bernstein
Pauletta Banner, Title Raine,
Shirley Kolker. Flora Alpert.
Breast Stroke Ruth Eanet
Leona Zismah Pauletta Banner,
Miriam Baturin. Tillie Raine,
Beatrice zisman. Flora Alpert.
Novelty. Races - Title Raine,
Leona Zisman. Pauletta Banner,
Miriam Baturin. Ruth Eanet, Flora
Alpert.
The Washington times., 1926-10-28
BY Louis A. DOugher

by LOUIS ~ OOuSAtCA
FOR the first time in approaching
rs wears q Virginia varsity eleven,
once the biggest attraction OF the
football year for Neutrality-suspicious. In
those dear, dead days when all
games were fought out on the
am top field Is coming close
enough to the Capital to permit
TT ardent followers a chance to
zee It in action. The Cavaliers will
brave Curly Bryd's Old Liners at
College Park on November Ii and
Il IS q sure bet that they won't
lack for supporters from Washing
ton.
Last year Maryland went TO
Charlottesville and lost to the
Cavaliers, to 0. This year, re.
turning the compliment, Virginia
comes to College Park. As the
George WashiAg tcn-R dolph. Macon
game % the only contest scheduled
fof the Capital that afternoon, the
Virginia game should draw heavily
from those who delight to cheer
Tor the lads from the Oh Dominion.
Georgetown viii play the Navy
&C Annapolis that day, thus taking
its most enthusiastic followers out
Of town. Many would like to see
the HilItoppers play the Navy but
! lack Of seating capacity hampers
the host and so these fans will be
at liberty to watch Virginia at Col.
ieke Park.
The Cavaliers seem to be having
an off year on the gridiron. despite
Greasy" NeaIes' utmost endeavors.
A no-scora tie was their opening
game with little Sidney.
Then Georgia took them into camp,
81 to z. They smothered Lynch
burg, 80 TO o, and defeated v. 81. /,
II to Z, but the strong Virginia
Poly eleven hammered them last
week into submission to the tune
Of 9 to 0.
The only possible line ON the
respective merits Of Virginia and
Maryland is through the v. p. j.
eleven. Where Virginia lost,
8 20 o, the Old Liners were given
. real licking by the Blacksburg
contingent. "a to 8. However.
since that defeat Maryland came
90 life and won from North Caro-
lima, IL to 6, and Byrd's boys will
start confident of winning from
virginia.
Judge Billy Cloth, Of Arlington.
viii head a bunch of real Virginians
to College Park that day. forming a
nucleus for all other old grads as
an auxiliary to the regular cheering
section. In his undergraduate days
Cloth was a high class center with
the Virginia eleven. being generally
chosen for alI-South Atlantic honors.
Washington is showing added in.
terest daily In the Navy-Michigan
contest. to be played Saturday In
the Baltimore stadium. AS things
are lining up. there viii be fully
as many folks from the Capita
there as all the others put together
Some of the Washingtonians viii
be supporting the Wolverines In
their hard fight against the Mid
dies. but the majority will be sing
ing and cheering for Uncle Sans
lads from Annapolis. Most Of the
official set here will be In the
stadium that afternoon.
Today offers the last chance FOL
hard work before Saturdays bis
games. Over at Annapolis CoacI
Ingram. mindful of Miehigan's pow
erful attack. Is devoting his time
10 giving the Navy the fight anC
fire that may match that Of thu
Maize and Blue. Instead of q
hattie between attack and defense
y may develop into . contest be
The Washington times., 1926-10-28
Gala Program
For Mddies
and Cadets

CHICAGO, Oct. 28.-CadetS ind
midshipmen who will attend the
annual Army.Navy football game
here will have a hot time on the
Friday night and Saturday morning
preceding the game.
That was the official information
given out here today. Those were
not the exact words that were
used, but they meant the same
thing.
The announcement came from d.
H. Skeen, chairman OF the enter.
tainment committee.
"Much Of the program will be
mapped out for them, from the
time they arrive until they depart, {"
he said, "but from Friday after
noon at 4:30 until Saturday at noon,
they will be allowed to do as
they please.
"It will mean nineteen and
One.haIf hours of freedom, the
one night in all Of the year when
they will not be under Army
discipline. It viii mean . lot to
Them" 49,.
He declared that they would at.
tend the dances and balls that
have been planned in their honor,
or they can go where they please.
The chances are the formal balls
and dances and theater parties
and so on will be dropped from the
program Of many of the visitors.
Mr.. Skeen said he had received
information that the Cadets had
been invited to many affairs where
the public would be charged ad-
mission. He asserted that no of.
fetal program had been planned
al which admission would be
charged. Admittance will be by
invitation only and there will be
no charges for the invitation. he
said.
Under the plans now former,
the Cadets will arrive here on
Friday In Is special trains. The
arriving time win be about 10
q. m.
After luncheon the Cadets will
march down stately Michigan Ave.
rue to Soldiers Field where the
dedicatory program will be held.
AS soon as the Cadets are dis
missed from the field, they will
be free until noon on Saturday
when they will again come under
martial command for the football
game, which will end the week end
for the officers to be.
In regard to the game, Rear
Admiral Lewis Mutton. Of Anna
polls, and Comdr. Jonas Ingram,
Of the Academy, said today:
ut will be the hardest fought
game In years."
Evening star., 1926-08-05
SOUTHWEST EAGER
FOR MARKET SITE
Boosters to Canvass in Be-
half of Proposed Location
on Water Front.

A canvass of all purveyors OF food
stuffs in the District, wholesale ano
retail, will be made by the Southwest
boosters committee in its campaign to
bring the farmers produce market to
the waterfront, as result OF action
taken at meeting of the committee
last night.
Henry Auth was appointed chair
man of the committee, with lnstruc-
tions to work out the details or the
canvass in such a manner that every
one handling any sort of groceries,
produce or provisions in the District
may he approached to ascertain his
stand on bringing the produce market
to the waterfront.
George II. Yeatman was elected
general chairman of the boosters
committee, and will work in co-opera'
ton with Salvatore Scalco, who was
made chairman of the steering com
mittee earlier this week.
George Fraser was appointed chair
man of q committee to call on the City
Planning Commission and the District
Commissioners and personally present
a sketch, of the advantages accrulng
from selection of the site for the
produce market on the waterfront.
More than 5000 copies of a pamphlet
containing arguments and photo
graphic illustrations of the site for
the market sponsored by the South
west have been printed and dis
tributed throughout the city by the
boosters committee and more are to
be distributed later.
Evening star., 1926-08-05
BIG ATHLETIC PROGRAM
WILL BE GIVEN BY KLAN
Contests Listed for Saturday at
Arlington Horse Show Grounds
Include Many Events.

An outdoor program lof athletic
events and other features. ending with
a naturalization ceremony will be
conducted by the. Ku Klux Klan at
the Arlington Horse Show grounds
Saturday.
The gates will open at l:S0 Satur-
day afternoon. The races, starting at
2 pm. will includes a tug of war for
men, a tug of war for women, 80
yard dash for boys and one for girls,
q fat mans race for contestants
weighing 100 pounds or more, fat
woman's race for contestants weigh
ing 165 pounds or more, shoe race
for boys and one for girls, three
Evening star., 1926-08-05
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
70 the Health Department in the last -
hours:
William D. and Mamie Lovett. boy.
John o. and Ora Murphy girl.
Joseph W. and Mary G.. Gonzales girl.
Edward and Lucille Schlork. boy.
Albert L. and Anna T. Tomlinson, giri.
Samuel A. and Lucinda Moorman, boy
Banner and Zenia Lewis, girl.
David and Amy Alexander. boy.
Charles F. and Constance T.. Fairfax. boy
Herbert b. and Erma D. Armstrong, boy
Fred W. and Myrtle y. Loef1er. boy.
Clyde r. and Lulu M Maxwell boy
Frank and Sarah w. Bozzi. boy.
Francis j. and Florence ID. Sazama, boy
James w. and Caroline r. Baldwin girl
John G.. and Elsie C. Ray boy.
Henry A. and Roberta NJ Swanson, boz.
Milton w. and Louise NJ Brandt boy
Charles v. and Margaret Tompkins girl.
Raymond and Marie Robinson girl
Clarence and Pearl Griffin. boy
Amos and Ethel Olds. boy
Francis ID. and Levina Butler girl
Howard and Fannie Spencer boy
Cornelius and Maggie Ball girl
Joseph p. and Emma J. Gillis. bog.
William II. and Carlotta woodson. girl.
Willie and Fannie Hardy. girl.
Evening star., 1926-08-05
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to. the
Eimer" A. Swami and Ruth NJ. SPARKS;
Robert p. Butler of this city ana mary
James W. Burn and Bessie E.. Zimmerman
Wesley Williams of Norfolk. Va ana
Stella Deelze of Fairfield, Va. ,
Jose s. Rodriguez and Ella B. Currid.
Elwood G. Wilsey Of Buffalo. N w. ana
Sadie l.. Tompkins of this city.
James Hill and Edna Beverley.
.Orville A. Allen and Ariael M. Miller. both
Thomas Tilman and Elizabeth Skinner.
Pat Luber and Annie Naiman.
Norman w. Abendschein and Mildred l..
Koehler.
c. Arthur Yergey of Orlando. Fla. and
Germsine !. Croft Of Greensburg. Pa.
John M. Applegarth and Bessie ".
Maurath. both of Philadelphia Pa.
Edward L. Miller and Catherine Mannel.
both of Baltimore Md
Arthur W, Jones Of Scranton. Pa. and
Lillian Burgess of this city
Evening star., 1926-08-05

w. Mellon. Secretary Of the Treasury;
Frank White, treasurer Of the United
States; portrait Of Lincoln; serial No.
K20492T39A.
Ten.dollar gold certificate, series
1929: check letter "B''; face plate, No.
a51; back plate number indistinct; III.
v. Speelman, register of the Treasury;
Frank White, treasurer Of the United
States; portrait of Michael Hillegas;
serial No. H33148862.
TWenty-dollar Federal Reserve note
Federal Reserve Bank OF Dallas, Tex;
check letter 'B'; face plate number in.
distinct; back plate, No. 1913; d. F.
Houston. Secretary of the Treasury;
John Burke. treasurer of the United
States; portrait of Cleveland; serial
No. K5148302A.
Twenty-dollar Federal Reserve note,
Federal Reserve Bank of San Fran.
cisco; check letter "A; face plate, No.
/; back plate number not discernible;
A. w. Mellon, Secretary Of the Treas
ury; Frank White, treasurer of the
United States; serial No. L29078167A.
Evening star., 1926-08-05

legged race for men and an egg race
for women.
At 4:30 o'clock the X. X. K. and
the Fellowship Forum base ball teams
will take the diamond.
1.-THE Martyred Klansman," a thre-
act drama, will be presented at 1880
o'clock, at the conclusion of which 1t
is announced a large group Of candi.
dates will be naturalized into the
Klan.
Evening star., 1926-08-05
Deaths Reported.

Marie j. Miner. So Home for Incurables
Sophia Jane Goodrich. q, 1922, 33d ST;
Richard +. Wolff. 64 1905 North Carolina
ave. Sc.
Mary Julia Faucette, 80. AL Newton pl
Andrew Boyd 20 Garfield Hospital.
Annie n Schroth, -. en- route TO Casualty
Hospital.
William n. Buckner. 81, Freedmens Hos
pital,
William Burnett. 81, 1871 Union ST. s.w.
William Stubbs. As. 70 st.
Elvy Dangerfeld, 3S. 301 f st. s.w.
John Ford Tompkins, %, Tuberculosis
Lena Graham 90. Freedmen's Hospital.
Mary Railev. 8 months Children's Hospital.
Evening star., 1926-08-05
Rev. J, w. Keeler at IS.

BURLINGTON. Conn.,, August 5
R.-Rev. John Webster Keeler, S5,
pastor First Congregational Church,
believed to have been the Oldest active
Congregational minister in the coun-
try, died here today. -
Evening star., 1926-08-05
BAND CONCERTS.

Sylvan Theater, Monument
grounds, today at 1880 pm, con-
cert by the United States Marine
/ Band, William Fl. Santelmann,
T leader; Taylor BranSon, second
leader, conducting. Program:
March, Lincoln Centennial,
Sanford
Overture, "Freischutz" !. Weber
Movements from "Cavalleria
Rusticana" ......... Mascagnt
(a) Prelude and siciliano.
Cb) IntermeZzo symphonico.
Clarinet solo, grand fantasy.
"RiGoletto" ...... Verdi-Bassl
Principal Musician Emil Rada.
Grand scenes from "Siegfried,
Wagner
vaise de concert. Tales of the
Vienna Woods" ....... Strauss
Rhapsody Norwegienne" .Lalo
4"Polonaise Militaire". =. Chopin
The Star Spangled Banner.
The Army Music School, at
Central High School Stadium,
today at 7:45 pm, Tito Lipar-
tfti conducting; Capt. z. G.
sherman. commandant William
G.. White, principal of music.
Program:
March. Memorial Bridge"
Eldridge
Overture. Barber Of Seville,
PoSsini
Fox trot. "Bam. Bam.. Bamy
shore" ..s. Henderson
Military schsrzo. Ing esina.
Ceci
Grand selection from 'Rigo
letto" ............. Herdl
Descriptive piece. 'Orientale,
Orlando
Solo for euphonium, lie Reve
a Amour" r". Millars
Performed by Serst. James \.
Blakemore.
Waltzes, "Estudiantina,
Waldteufel
Characteristic, Dance of the
SerDentS" BucalosSi
Popular selection, THE Royal
Nagabond ............C Conan
March. "The Thirteenth Cav
airy" ..............L Llpartlti
THE Star Spangled Banner.
Evening star., 1926-08-05

Mrs. Henry Ford. wife Of the auto
manufacturer. is a member of the
committee. recently formed to rid De-
tfoit of vice.
Evening star., 1926-08-05
WOmen's City Club to Have
Dinner Wednesday Evening.

The business and professional
women's section of the Women's City
Club, % Jackson place will give its
monthly subscription dinner Wednes-
day, August II. Assistant District
Attorney Miss M. Pearl Mccall, will
be the hostess, and those lawyer mem
bers of the club recently returned
from the .Amsrican Bar Association
meeting in Denver will be guests OF
honor and speakers. Among those
who will relate the story Of the pill
grimage will be Judge Mary O'Toole,
Miss Grace B. Knoeller, Miss Olive
Beatty, Miss NJ. Grace McVey, Miss
Marie X. Saunders and Mrs. John
Robert Ash. The dinner will be served
in the garden, weather permitting.
DIR. and Mrs. G. M. Lind Of New
York City, are making brief visit to
the Mayf1ower.
Mrs. J. w. Thompson of 3155
Nineteenth street northwest has gone
Evening star., 1926-08-05
FIVE COUNTERFEIT BILLS
DESCRIBED IN WARNING
One, Five, Ten and Two Twenties
Are Indistinctly Printed, Says
Secret Service.

Warnings Of Ave new counterfeit
bills were sent out today by w. HI.
Moran. chief Of the secret service.
who described them as follows:
One-dollar silver certificate, series
1928; check letter "B"; face plate, No.
1927; back plate number indistinct;
III. v. Speelman, register Of the
Treasury; FRANC White, treasurer OF
the United States; portrait of Wash
ington; serial No. V53114446B.
Five-dollar Federal Reserve note.
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, Tex;
check letter "G"; face plate. No. 151,
back plate number not discernible; "A
Evening star., 1926-08-05
to Atlantic city and is at Haddon
Miss Anne e. Arthur is visiting Miss
Evelyn Snead at Newport News, Va.

Mrs. S. B. Cowan Of st. Louis.
accompanied by Miss Della Zollman,
arrived in Washington Tuesday and
are stopping at the Mayfiower.
Evening star., 1926-08-05
Lieut.. Bowes Is Instructor.

First Lieut.. Edward H. Bowes, In
fantry, has been assigned to duty as
assistant military instructor at the
University OF Maryland. College Park.
Evening star., 1926-08-05
The New Silhouettes!

CTYLE gossip concerning a tendency
to fullness above the waistline
rather than below is fulfilled in many
Of the smartest models This silhou-
cite is expressed in cape, dolman and
bolero treatments. Nevertheless, there
are those among the Paris Couture who
continue to sponsor straighter lines.
Evening star., 1926-08-05

Mrs. Charles +. Consaul and Miss
Ida M. Meyers are spending some
time at Haddon Hall. Atlantic City,
Evening star., 1926-08-05
SOCIETY ;!
Continued from Page Twenty.)

las. arrived in Washington yesterday
and are at the Mayfiower.
Mr.. and MrsN NJ. Hatch have gone
to Atlantic City, where they are, at
the Hotel Iroquois for the midseason.
Others from Washington at the Iro-
quois are Mr.. and Mrs. s. C. White
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Lynn.
Evening star., 1926-08-05
The New Colors!

nF course, black takes the lead once
more, but new browns, deep wine
red and lovely rich greens are all ac-
corded close second. Grey also holds
its own.
Evening star., 1926-08-05
Trig and Colorful!
Bathing Suits
500 7.50 1000

F0TnneTiy /.So TO Z5.VO
A MOST opportune clearance of
"A bathing suits brings a re-
markable group of values in one
piece jersey and silk suits. A
wide choice of gay cofors and at
tractive patterns, including the
very smart horizontal stripes. AN
sizes,
Evening star., 1926-08-05

Mrs. J. w. Thompson of 3155
street northwest has gone
, 1926-08-10

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