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S22 Connecticut Ave. NV.
Delicious food. perfectly served.
SOUVENIRS. TOKENS AND TOYS:
THE he, SAT,oNA,L prnnsx,I .nis ToKEN ~ sHSP' NM
Souvenirs 'tsf Of e every very description.
BEAUTY SHOPS:
ALICE OF Paris BEATTY, SHOP ::4s
oSSihH peFmanan FsnSh Wsss $3.50
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Ali work done by experts Phone Franklin
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Argonne Terrace.
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rl1s Hsirsrsssi1s HsSiTy sR%P PSGpe Franklin 1o4a4
Branch iI16 G St. NV.
HAIR SHOPPE:
HILlAS III ;..s HA!R y; SFM1pPE.
Instruction center for Euseneol method
BARBER SHOP:
FSfHS sfIHisis NIPSieHr IIIS II NY F.KnEE SHOPS
For and women.
MEMS OUTFITTERS:
GROSNER'S.
House Of Kuppenheimer Good Clothes
Mems Stylists since 1880.
MODEL TIRE & BATTERY SHOP. INC.
rsY 1sY7 Us Sisnalls ons Ave. Sc
AUTO REPAIRING:
h Rear TGSp iIsa 18th St. NV
HsSSS sSSs y fss}; issrSS% q > 81 place
AUTO SERVICE:
BILLY SCI cSsIEs ArT9 SERVICE.
sfiFf! sTT fs;S sSrSE S;GaHf sEEvisH sHa towing
Absolute Reliability is an essential requires
sfSsSTEfSEH isss l4,S 81 4 sM + AUTO SUPPLY
whssiHsSss ssiSGsss, g. ssEElr S%, COMPANY.
John n smithdeal
AUTO TOP WORKS:
2ls0-3e Z ST. NV.
rs E:ssseiisAa eI.ase Auto painting. Body
BATTERY SERVICE:
THE 4I.o wSLeerTE COMPANY.
s:|isfs S;fiEsi' sEof: sss ''''''
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SERVICE.
1T4O 14th st. NV.
Willard battery
BATTERY AND ELECTRICAL
SERVICE:
LEE BATTERY & ELECTRICAL SERVICE.
4203 Georgia Ave. INV.
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Fitting Fiji l9sa Station. on f&>S T5sh> : SITS. NE
FsLhING sI441lNGH STATIONS: !g
I3th 3 Belmont sts.
sfIf9$SS SiTHfss sSssf5tEE sstlins' gasoline.
compets Service is''0 CAS- oil. tires and acce.
FLINT AND STAR SERVICE:
Fsices Fsaf 72G Tishs: a7'h wor1 81: H:Mi risht
GARAGES:
HiikEfryT,s iEiS !5;s s. GARAGE
cAfJT$$SS AfJs$$s {:s%sS;n {$%S$ns sG;Si sSa sss'., NV
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r1SsESTS SS$5SE 81 E r,or,u. A..
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Twenty-four hour service
GLASS SHOP:
"1EST 1Sss TNg Z g. GkASs NV SHOP
Ali kinds OF auto glass.
HUDsON.EssEx SPECIALIST:
s3ss f:esS|ss' sss|s 'SS EEAnz .,Sa ass..
RAp1AT9R: hRp paH9s: FENDER AND BODY
ACME KAapIAToR AND FENDER WORKS.
Record work specially.
STUDEBAKER SPECIALISTS:
UNION AUTO SERVICE COMPANY.
TSomas T1hon soy =. At Xbshero hhssaF' nv"
r4$SSA aSS As1S s'fE1r Co.. 'S'
TIRE DEALERS AND vULCANIZERS:
KAY STREET TIRE SHOP,
Free Free road . a. service.
"TgE%$ TgE T. n IN Y eosEwxAs s WELDING SHOP.
Practical Yielding. sidi"
ffExFSceti fEX ROOM ANb. H2 LODGING:
E. ssS ;sn!s kS5 o.
fTEEFs4e fEH Room: MD'
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rop opsn "
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DRUG STORE:
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!Is;t cR.t.a s'ss.M ~ Vernon entrance
eefAsvlsSi eHEvkSLEH e; SPECIALIST:
CLINE MOTOR COMPANY.
Chevrolet service station.
FALLS CHURCH. VA.
TEA ROOM:
THE BLUE MOON.
Ice cs cream. nSH soft x drinks. Light lunches.
SERVICE STATION:
FAhLf 81 &c eHHkSH A1sSH,I FILLING STATION.
Most Seaaisaifui service station in Amsrica.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06

Lieut.. Col. George B. Cros. field, outstanding British World war hero, is in New York conterring with Ameri. can Legion officials relative to Legion convention in Paris in 1927.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06

Like his chief, Herbert Smith, actual leader of Brit lsh miners, A. J. Cook tabove), secretary of mine union, IS threatened with loss ot power if the strikers lose.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-06

As general secretary of the e convention, ", Very Rev. c. J Guile is being kept busy ar ranging for international eucharistic congress, to be held this year in Chicago with possibly 100000 Roman Catholics attending.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THE KENESAW.

Very desirable apartments
available August /. One room,
alcove and bath. non-house-
keeping; three-room and bath,
housekeeping; six-room and
bath, housekeeping. Phone Col.
7l2. Sixteenth and Irving SITS.
NV,
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MAMMOTH OAK GARDENS
in Historic Old Georgetown-the Beauty Spot
Of Washington.
1909 l61l 31st STREET NV.
The plan and arrangement Of these Apartments espe
ciay attractve-and the garden most charming
feature for comfort Modern equipmentwith the
best of service.
Apartments OF | room, dnette kitchen and bath,
$40.50 to $3.50 per month.
Apartments of 2 rooms dinette, kitchen and bath,
$1,000 and $3.50 per month.
For reservations apply
McKEEVER & GOSS
Rental Agents.
1415 K St. Main 4752.
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THE PARTRIDGE,
MT PLEASANT AND PARK ROAD,

Just opened Al outside apartments: one
room bath kitchen and dining alcove. with
California bed and dressing closet two
and bath: duplex operating elevator: sound
proof incinerator. Exclusive location. Res
ident manager on premises,
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4aa tyERSTER ct NV

Look at these beautiful four ami hVe
room apartments: all large outside rooms
delightful and cool in Summer and wel neat
ed in Winter Rents, S57 so to $50
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1872 PARK ROAD NV.
Apis of two rooms, kitchen bath and
norch $50 40 also apis of living room.
break fast room Murphy he'd with dressing
room, Kitchen and bath S45
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THE w {, s1I, 3 Z ~

In beautiful Woodey Park, opposite ca
thedral Mansions ant OF two rooms s kitrn.
and bath SIS and $50: all outside rooms:
splendid apis for Army aud Navy people.
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54O6 CONN. AVE.

Three rooms kitchen and bath, porch
$50; two rooms kitchen ana oath. Sa'
month.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NEW APARTMENT,
1920 CHAPLIN ST. NV.
s55 50. ' see e' manager ana; r. Adj 52 Adj. 66lsW:
COLORED-NEW APT.
THE LINCOLN,
End AND v SITS. NV.
Three larg@ rooms and bath.
RENTS, Ssh. so.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO co,
pI9 18th ST. NV. Main s949.
.a6 C STREET NE
New a SHldb sh s $685. for -FOUR
l471 IRVING STREET
Apt. of two rooms, kitchen and bath, $40:
3513 18th STREET NV.
New building Two rooms kitchen and
bath, porch.
2535 18th STREET NV.
Apt. of two rooms, kitchen and bath.
$b7 30, and two rooms, kitcheh ann path'
$9b. ' $3.50 ~
110 Ilth STREET NV.
second floor suitable for business erd Or an resl
service; $40
fs20 MASS. AVE. NV.
y Just one-half square from dupont Cicela
Ant of two rooms. kitchens breakfast porch
and bath nirro,ed doors; elevator; very Fea'
sonable rent; will furnish II desired
945 LONGFELLoW ST.
S5S 80; with sarase. Ses so.
1894 CONN. AVE
Two klteh 1srs rsSe0..op k eS a re-
c %Sn H hall and bath, $S7 90 and SIS month
300 wARDER ST NV
hath. S5b month; two fooms. kitchen and
bath So so month.
2426 10Th STREET NV.
Delightful bldg, on 10th 81, At Biltmorei
four very large rooms, reception nan ana
bath: large closets; available immediately
THE RoCKLEDGE,
2456 goth ST. NV.
Apt. of one room, reception ball and bath.
Notwithstanding: 2 rooms. kitchen. renepp'
ZION hall amf pain one mew Son decersted over
looking Rock Creek Park, See resident man
ager
sli 10Th STREET NV.
Central downtown; three rooms. kitchen
and bath.
,36IS CONN. AVE.
Ant. of two rooms. kitchen and bath.
$50 so.
THE BERLIN.
: Iowa Circle.
Apts of o rooms. kitchen ana bath.
S45; four rooms and bath. SGT 30.
1921 EUCLID ST. NV.
Three apts of three rooms. kitchen and
bath and porch 500 to S65 month.
1897 p STREET NV.
Two rooms, kitchen and bath, SoO.
Three rooms. kitchen and bath, reception
hall $40 month.
RY CO., INC,
Phones Main 5o03-4-5.
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3220 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
Ant of two rooms kitchen and bath. $40
month; one room. kitchen and bath. S36
month.
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TIE WINONA,
4l2 18th ST NE.
Very attractive apartment consisting Of
four rooms kitchen, reception hall. bath and
- = ' G. 4. snow NOW CO. g." 30 A'''A
10 9Th st NV
Main 1862.
xUth AND SITS. NV
New Fireproof Building.
One and two rooms and bath.
Occupancy about August lst.
NEW kTtS : G III fS
rooms AND and bath batb s7o s7h and SSo oo33
''''' anu i isi1 II sT NV % anu 'o0'O'
5 rooms and bath. ..'.......... $3.50 90
iO 2iie KALoRAMA RID. NV 800
rooms and 2 baths. .....,.. sl25 90
'0' f s6so ADAMS Mill RID. AOOOO
New Building
4 rooms and bath porch ....... $500
'''"' SEQ coNN. AVE. NV. NV
rooms, reception hall, Kitchen hsll
any THE iE'f EVERETT. .l27 p sT. NV Nv
3 rooms, kitchen. reception hall coz no
roo rooms Sax Kitchen and hath 'o",Oo' 5$ 50
room. k Itis c nRd INA ran s,r 400
/ room. dining room. kitchen ana 49,
'''H THE FoLoER III iiO !"d S 81 81 Sc |eo
4lo6 lath ST. NV
rooms and bath S75. 90
s rooms and bath p porch c = $500
+, rooo,s and 17 Es9h Pa AVE NV 80, 20
80 II ST NE $500
rooms f i9os MASS KS 1 I'VE Wv. soooo
'o"n' ''f i7 G5.q Pa. AVE. NV. SoD.O ~
''' $50 go CCaaLnI+FioRSIA sT. NV. p0''Oo
: rooms kitchen and path ..,.., Szs22 3 5o
THE ARpMoRE. oI5 10Th ST ~
rooms ana 500 ss' aist ST. NV soo.SO
''O i!45 KALoRAMA RID. wv. -
> rooms Aii iiS9 i pnd e 81 NV. $4,000
room, dining alcove. kitchen and
oa'" i7l5 P ST. NV. p .'0o
room, dining alcoEe. kitehen, and o6 40
0a'n 74o OH ST. NV. Ff0'O'''".OO
rooms, ki,cheneite and i bath { y $4,000
rooms and d7 f1tc hen fsE Of f esih $500
FLATS
T02 22nd ST NV
rms "''i 2 ioa3 I i4th ST + Nv. s,'e.'
rooms. kitchen and bath available
August i4o7 II, c. AVE. NE. = ~
rooms and baths: rent reduced TO $1,000
COLoRED.
1885 EYE ST. NV. 800
rooms and bath S2i 90
GEO. w. LINKINS,
1893 DE SALES ST.
tnppostte MayB0wer Hotel
405-7 EAST CAPITOL ST.
HEAT FURNISHED.
lst fioor--4, r. kit; and bath
64O d ST. \. +.
HEAT FURNISHED.
4 2. and h. INV h. cleo. lights.
II 4th ST. Sc.
4 r. and bath; heat furnished; S49.50 per
month.
1888 14th ST. NV.
Rent reduced: heat furnished; new plumbing
LIST Hoor-4 r. & bath S42 so ner mo.
2nd flnor-~4 r, & h. sac ner mo
1340 MASS. AVE. Sc.
5 r & b.. attic h..w h. eler. lights S47 50
JOS. A. HERE BERT & SONS,
10I3 18th 81 n NJ
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OWNED AND MANAGED BY
ALONZO O. BLISS PROPERTIES

OWNED AND MANAGED BY
ALONZO O. BLISS PROPERTIES.
VERY DESIRABLE UNFINISHED APARTMENTS
THE
l4th B ST; NV
and hathS
4 .and bahS
) wthpor 800
These all been
Building
elevator "A
KITCHEN and bath $40 SD
kithenand DoRCHEsTER.
s4Sn NV rooms.
SD. 500
md
LIST ""'
3rooms. chen
kichenet acoveb bath W.
5
n IT e
open'u ap''" W ' FALKsTQNE. CoLRTs,u
1and2 10 kitchen and bath
1850 EtScIipp ST MW go PARK ROAD nGouRTs
rooms
cFHEEYXF vCGH5AaSEEsr SIS
2 rooms
All OF these apartments ready for occupancy. Apply
Building IS Telephones Lincoln 1860 and
Adams 8464.
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2807 CONN. AVE.
/ rn.. dressing closet. Murphy bed
l<it furnished breakfast RIM and
2 rms rec hall. kit furnished DO 'oo
breakfast rm. and bath 1870. rs 90
Radio and elevator service
Resident manager
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6l5 f STREET NV.
Four rooms and bath. S37 80 and $40.
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1908 H STREET NV.
Four rooms and hath
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1924 CONN AVE.
Two rooms. kitchen, reception hail ana
bath $50 and 500: three rooms. KITCHEN, re-
ception hall aud bath $77 90 and SIS month.
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6o21-23 GEORGIA AVE.
THE BORDEAUX
9 rms kit & bath ....... $50 so
3 rms, kit. & hath ............ 81 so
Resident manager
Building faces main entrance to Walter Reed
Hospital.
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6l5 f STREET NV.
Four rooms and bath. S37.5 80 and $40.
2so7 14th STREET.
Three rooms and bath. S45 month.
THE WILTON
1881 18th STREET,
Ant. of FIVE rooms. kitchen and bath. S55
month.
THE ASHLEY.
2038 18th ST. NV
Ant. of six rooms and bath. SO month :,
one with porch; elevator service
THE RoDMAN.
conn. AVE. AND RODMAN ST.
Cleveland Park very desirable ant. Of
to,tr rooms reception hall. bath and porch,
IN and $50 month. one room. Kitchen and
bath, porch, $40 month,
1861 PARK ROAD.
New building. two large rooms. kitchen,
hath and reception hail. three roqns and
hath and reception hall $3.50 and 500.
THE GREENSBORO.
1914 18th ST NV.
Downtown apis, newly decorated. 8 and
4 roonls elevator service. See resident
manager
\. l.. S.ANSBl
l4l8 Eye Street NV,
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g45 LONGFELLoW ST.
New building: apt. Of FIVE rooms anu oath.
S57 so, with garage, So 30.
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fs20 MASS. AVE. NV.
y Just one-half square from Dupont circle
and bath miro, ed doors: elev ator: very rea-
sonable rent: will furnish II desired.
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l4T1 IRVING STREET.
Apt. of two rooms. kitchen and bath SAB:
will redecorate.
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1885 18th STREET NV.
Apt of two rooms, kitchen and BATH
S57 30, and two rooms kitchen ana pain
$50; also three rooms, kitchen anu batn
S76.
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1913 18th STREET NV.
New building. Two rooms kitchen ana
bath, porch.
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10 Ilth STREET NV.
Second floor suitable for business or rest
denee Ave rooms and bath heat and lanltoi
service; S75.
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2o6 C STREET NE.
New building, ready for occupancy: -FOUR
rooms and bath, 5000,
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300 wARDER ST NV
Very desirable apt of four rooms and
bath S56 month two fooms. kitchen ana
bath So 80 month.
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n. L. SALISBURY CO, INC,
l4l8 Eye Street NV. Phones Main o9o54-o
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SHAWMUT APARTMENT.
9 rooms. reception hall. kitchenette and
bath, from Sept LIST. Apt. 605 Phone
Potomac 100
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2oUI, I4EH SIhEEI'
Three rooms and bath. S45 month.
The Washington times., 1926-10-30
Michigan Is FaUorite Today

IA victory least being expected by Mc
gan theysare talking through
their hats -
But NAVY Bill Ingram Annapolis coach and Naval Academy
according latest nfoTmaion the shores
the Severn not in the least perbed by the threat Of the
the direction Of the
far Ingram concerned that
myh-merey set
Michigan hackers wish the father Of the thought
committing Baltimore today viii
with the at Clark
Griffith Stadium and from all appearances the visitors are no
This earlier in the
season something of warnup
at against Salt Ctyans Syracuse next Saturday
but as the latter held Army beat Penn State 10 to
while Georgetown losing West Virginia and letting on
the
has made
The Washington times., 1926-10-30
RAY BAE
81 lI2p
T0DAY
BY kiT 1 Miller

Washngns threshold today being staged Of
biggest Of the hour and for that matter
season. both Navy and Michigan far indicated
for the Eastern championship the mid title. The
may be. ~. SIS. .sf fs8s@
at ubana, where there
Grange appear Halloween ghost TO the Red
foIOWerefs
where Friedman and Oosebaan trying outpass
where particularly will be the alertto try
dropkick against the Middes ..ss.
For Navy slightly on the short end ct any
principally of its defeat
Colgate Saturday again because Navy
Friedman Oostebaan combination which indeed seems
to be quite q bug-a-boo wherever it shows lsl .s
The Washington times., 1926-10-30
AWAIT
MAGIC

JRBANA. ILL.,, Oct SO.--Sixty
thousand persons are expected TO
see Pennsylvania s undefeated foot
ball team execute its magic. against
Coach Bob Zuppke's Grangeless
Illini here this afternoon in the
outstanding fntersectional game in
the Mid West.
The game will feature the an
naal Illinois dads day celebration
and will attract in the neighbour.
hood of $4,000 fans from Chicago.
The Fasteners, whose hidden
ball offensive has been the Topic
Of much controversial discussion,
particularly during the last week,
viii rely on their sieigllt-0f-hand
attack TO avenge the smarting
defeat administered to them by
Red Grange and the Zuppke
pack at Philadelphia last year.
Russ Daugherty, who was con
spiouous in last years meeting be
tween these two teams. and Frosty
Peters. drop-kicking sophomore sen
sation, are looked to as Illinois CHIEF
hopes for victory.
Early wagers favored the invaders
uCfSPlNS tliVlE Al
the matter of momentary physica
condition.
Pennsylvania Is seriously Iandi.
capped by the illness Of Charley
Rogers and the injury Of Was
conIas, who may not be able to
play. p ~ s
Illinois has unused Stewart anC
Captain Kassel back 10 good playina
health and will start the game will
its full strength. is
The Washington times., 1926-10-30
GENEVA ELEVEN WILL
ACCEPT FLORIDA OFFER

BEAVER FALLS, Pa, Oct. So
Although the offer for a game in
Denver on December A, with the
winner of the Rocky fountain
conference has been accepted, it is
possible that Geneva also will ac-
cept the invitation to play a Florida
team in Jacksonville on New Years
Day, athletic officials announced
today.
Geneva is coached by 'Bo" McMfl-
Ian. former college star. The team
defeated Harvard this year.
The Washington times., 1926-10-30
Fletcher to Provide
sOId Fight for
Yankee Team

NEW YORK, Oct, 3O. The
action Of Miller Higgins in sign
ing Arthur Fletcher as coach Of
the Yankees for next season
was hailed by baseball men to-
day As an excellent move 81.
the part Of the New York club.
A fighter of Fletcher's type Is
exactly what IS needed to- in
ject color and aggressiveness
into the Yanks, it was pointed
out.
Fletcher recently was deposed
as manager of the Phillies after
seventeen years of service in
the National League.
The Washington times., 1926-10-30
STAGE GETS
GRID TEST

CHICAGO. oct. 50. Thirty seven
years or coaching viii. rain their
zenith here today il Coach a. a.
Stagr can lead his inferior Chicago
eleven to victory over Ohio State,
or achieve even as much as q tie
Booted around by Pennsyl Iva MA
defeated By Purdue and generally
considered as one of the taiI-enders
as conference rating goes this year.
the Maroons viii tackle Ohio Stale
resigned to one supreme effort to
effect an upset.
Ohio State. by virtue OF its clean
slate and reputed strength, Is. con.
cedcd victory The Buckeyes viii
rely on great hackfield featuring
Marek, Karow Grim and Eby. the
latter 4 sophomore. whose showing
thus far has been nothing il l1ot
phenomenal
.Stagg has placed his greatest
efforts In the perfection of de-
tense for OhiO's aerial offensive,
while his own attack Is expected
to include more than the usual
amount Of passes used BY Chicago
teams.
The game. which Is Chicago's Only
major football attraction today. will
have a direct bearing on the con-
ference championship race. in which
Ohio state is one. Of the prime
fayorites.
The Washington times., 1926-10-30
Fight Results
At New York


Ace Hudkins. of Nebraska, won
decision over Phil McGraw, of De-
troit, IL rounds.
Billy Petrolle. of North Dakota.
Knocked out Hilaro Martinez, of
Spain, in the second round.
Sid Barbarian, of Detroit, ana
Tommy Farley. of Philadelphia,
draw, 10 rounds.
sid Socklyn, of California, knocked
out Cats Gargano, of New York, In
the fourth round.
At Providence. X. ].
Tommy Loughran, Of Philadel-
phia. won on a foul from Chuck
Virgins, of Indianapolis, i'll fifth
round.
AT Dayton
Tony Sanders, of Cincinnati, won
by a wide margin from Babe Dare,
Dayton, eight rounds.
Reach DeVlin. Of Dayton, was
disqualified in the fourth round of
his match with frankie Palmo, Of
Cincinnati.
Young Garrett of Middletown,
and Dudley Ring, OF Cincinnati.
draw, four rounds.
Bert Bress1er, of Dayton. knocked
out Tiger Toro. of Galveston, Tex,
in second round.
defeats the Army each year in the
Notre Dame game The lads from
South Bend ourspeed and outtnfnk
their West Point rivals.
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Game Set Up to Morning

Maryland University gridmen might witness and
expected Baltimore
this afternoon Curly Byrd and Teddy have showed the
meet o. Gallaudet to this morning
Meanwhile George Washington will be trying conclusions With
while Catholic University will be resting New
following hours of train travel against tomoroW
conflict with Loyola College !,
seo Pacific Coast fixing its attention the Southern
biggest far at the hands
eleven The South enrappd in the
standing
Tulane Alabama Louisiana State.
nterspersed twt all of these high spots are myriad
which will usher in the Saturday the final half Of the 1926
grdron generally the best is that good
me - . !. n 4 .
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AR1N0UT HHAS
PROBLEM

HANOVER. n. H.. Oct. SO.--
Death Dooley, with swollen
passing hand, Captain Horton
Johnny Phillips, Sykes Hardy,
"Lank" Langdell. Jack Holleran and
George Cole, all first string Dart
mouth players, We're on the sidelines
with injuries today when the I'm.
defeated Brown eleven faced the
Green in their annual football
classic.
In marked contrast with the bat,
tered Green eleven was the Brown
Bear with the same lineup that
defeated Yale--a lineup that went
through the Yale game to victory
without a substitution.
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NJ
0AH
BY Bingy 81 an

Arthur Russell and nk Roesch
are meeting iii the upper bracket
and Fred Paxton and John David
son are playing in the LAWYER bracket
Of the senlffinal round Of the
Washington Club and Country
Clubs championship tournament to.
day.
virtue OF. az 19-hole victory over R.
j. Norman. while Roesch was de-
feating r. " Calfee.
The lower half OF the semi
finaIists gained their hon0rs By
extra hole tussIes. Paxton
stopped Denise BarIkaIOw on the
twentieth hole. as did John David
SON who defeated DIR. j. q. AAc-
CIenahan at the twentieth. !.
The bic upsets resulted In the de-
feat Of young Henry Nicholson, by
Denise BarlaIow, in the first round
Of match play. Nicholson Is con.
sidered one of the clubs best golf
ers. He lost to Barkalow, and !,
The results:
First round Arthur Russell defeateu
Nv. q. Dickey, and 2: RI. J. Norman
defeated i. III Hopkins and q;
Frank Roesch defeated G. H Doing,
Is and A.: n. w Calfee defeated =. il
Hoffman. and d; Fred PASTOR de-
feated II. D. Davidson, : and e Denise
Barkalow defeated III. L. Nicholson,
and /; Or. j. 4. McclehahaI defeated
son defeated D. C. Murray and 3,
second rounds Russell defeAted Nor
ma 4. 81 up, IL holes: RoeaeI aefeafed
Calfee.ss and /: Paxton defeated Bark
allow. up.sa0 holes; Davidson defeated
McClenahan. up 20 holes.
CONSOLATION
First round-J s. Hopkins defeated
V. G. Dickey. and q II. Doing
defeated J. H. Hoffman. 4 up; III. p.
Davidson defeated II. H. Nicholson by
default; H. D. eastman defeated o. C.
Murray by default.
Today's pairings, consolation, second
]. 4. Hopkins VS.. G. I'll,
Doing eos. H. d. Davidaon vs.. H. p.
Cashman.
First flight semi final :1O. Arthur
Russell VS.. Frank Roesch; 9s15, Fred
Paxton VS.. j. II. Davidson.
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MD. FRESHMEN
WIN ANOTHER

Maryland University Freshmen
continue to keep a clean record this
morning. Thehy defeated the Ameri'
can University eleven yesterday, n
to IS, at College Park. 1t made the
third straight victory for the Mary
landerS.
Capt. Jim Birthright was the out
standing player for the defeated
eleven. Several times he was re;
sponsible for good gains which put
his team in position to score.
Dodson. Radice and Madigan gave
clever exhibitions of football
throughout the game for Maryland.