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The Washington times., 1928-11-19
WATERRATE CUT
IN ARL|NGT

ARLINGTON COUNTY. Nov. 10.
The Arlington County Civic Fedora
tion will hold its annual banquet
Wednesday night in the auditorium
of the CherrydaIe firemen's hall at
7:45 o'clock. 1T will be served by
the womens auxiliary. l.. c. Me-
Nemar, president, will be the toast
master.
Among the speakers will be Rep
resentative R. Walton Moore. Philip
r. Campbell, former member of
Congress from Kansas, and Col. TT.
S. Grant, 3d., of the National Capt.
tai Park and Planning Commission.
Other guests will be State Senator
Frank l.. Ball, Hugh Reid, member
of the house of delegates, and Ed
ward Duncan. r. G. Turnburke and
B. M. Hendrick, members of the
board of supervisors of Arlington
county.
Effective January / 1929, the
water rate from the Federal Gov
ernment to Arlington county will
be reduced from $65 to $55 per
100000 gallons according to an
announcement today by c. l.. Kin
nfer, county engineer. The relue-
tfon will save the county at least
$1,000 a year.
Clarendon Rebekah Lodge, No. rs,
will hold its annual dinner and
bazaar in Odd Fellows Hall, Claren-
don, December IL, instead of No
vember Il as previously announced.
Mrs. Rose Brooks will be in charge
of the bazaar.
Fletcher Kemp, county school
superintendent, will speak at a
parent.teacher rally tonight at s
o'clock in the CherrydaIe school au-
ditorium.
Arrangements for the Thanksgiv-
ing dance to be given by the Lyon
Park Community Center, Friday,
November %. are being made by
special committee with Mrs. J. f.
Hardie as chairman.
The Arlington Fairfax Volunteer
Firemen Association meets tomor-
row night at the Cherrydale hall at
8 o'clock.
The Ashton Heights Citizen Asso.
citation will meet tomorrow night in
the clubhouse on Clarendon Avenue
at 8 O'Clock. Hugh Reid will speak.
Clarendon Rebekah Lodge meets
at Odd Fellows Hall tonight at $50.
The Potomac Fire Department will
give dance in the town hall audi
torium tonight at s o'clock.
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you know
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the quaint little restau-
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Would you like to
know details of travel
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Europe.
Then, as soon as you
reach Paris, visit the
Hearst Press Informa-
ton Bureau at No. 2 Rue
de la Paix. Right at the
Place Vendome. No fees
no charges.
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Lumbermen Fight Move
To Aid Small Businesses

The National Lumber Manufac-
turers Association yesterday opposed
steps urged in Congress for several
years past to give special tax re-
lief to corporations with less than
$25 900 annual income.
Neither from a political nor an
economic viewpoint are there sound
reasons to support any tax which
distinguishes between corporations
according to the size Of their in
come" said the association.
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District Chiropractors
To Hear Gates Lecture

The District of Columbia Chiro-
practors Association will meet to-
morrow night at the Cleveland
School building, T Street between
Seventh and Eighth Streets North
west DIR. A. G. Gates will address
the body. after which will follow the
annual election of officers for the
ensuing year.
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Mother Kills 2 Infants
And Herself With Gas

WABASH, Ind. Nov. 10. Mrs.
Don CARRIER, 80, living near North
Manchester. killed herself, her s.
year-old daughter and her son,
years old
After her husband left their
home early, Mrs CARRIER ap-
parently shut up the house, filled
the cracks of the doors and win
dows and holding her children on
her lap. released deadly gas.
Mrs. CARRIER had been suffering
from nervous trouble for some
time
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$4,000 Mine Workers
Trained in First Aid

Nearly 5O,000 workers In the min
eral industries were trained in first
aid or mine.rescue methods by the
Bureau of Mines during the last
fiscal year. Director Scott Turner
announced in his annual report yes
terday. This set a new record and
brought the total trained to about
$50. .01O
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TRADE BOARD DINNER

The public order committee of
the Washington Board of Trade
will hold dinner meeting at the
Raleigh Hotel at 6:15 y. m. today.
Odell S. Smith, chairman of the com
mittee, will preside.
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$4,000 Loot Is Taken
In Small Town Thefts

GALESBURG, H., Nov. l9.-A
sack of United States mail and mer.
chandise valued at $4,000 was taken
by burglars who robbed the post
office and two general stores at
Lynn Center.
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came. ] could
hardly walk and
could not eat nor
sleep as | should
because | was so
nervous. / took
seven bottles of
the Veget able
Compound and
used that num-
ber of bottles of
Lydia f. Pink
hams Sanative
Wash and / am
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feeling just fine. ! have a large fam
ily and do the work for all. Your
Compound made me a we'll woman,
and | have a happy home now. |
always try TO keep a bottle in the
house and / tell everyone about it"
MRs. Fl. A. ADAMS, r. i. ID. 5, Box
63, Little Rock, Arkansas.
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New Field to Supply
u. S. Cheap Heliu111
By ROBERT S. THoRNBURGH

Heium supplies to military requirements OF the
United States years to assured through
the development gas fields in Texas the Bureau OF
Mines announced today in its annual report
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No Need to Diet
at Any Age

LENTY of people
|, past t'three.score-
and ten" eat what
they please with.
out penalty. They
don't have heart
burn, or fatulence,
or any distress due
to excessive acid.
But they do take
care Of their atou1-
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IL Men Claim Pants
Found Along Highway

BIGGS, Calf, Nov. 19.-Trousers
found on the highway near here
were claimed by a dozen men when
officers announced small sum of
money had been found in the
Dockets.
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Just remember that Miss Gray ~
Main $3.50 caB always tell you oE nm
furnished apartments - rent when y0r
are unable 10 l0rafe them IN the CIassi.
fled rental columns.
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D. A. r. CARD PARTY

Columbia Chapter, p. "A. r., will
give q card party at the Roosevelt
Hotel. Friday evening at 3 o'clock.
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WOMAN SICK
THREE YEARS
Helped By Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound

Little Rock, Ark.-'T was sick for
three years after nv last hahY
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The Potomac Fire Department will
give dance in the town hall audi
torium tonight at o'clock.
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Clarendon Rebekah Lodge meets
at Odd Fellows Hall tonight at $50.
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The Ashton Heights Citizen Asso.
citation will meet tomorrow night in
the clubhouse on Clarendon Avenue
at 8 O'Clock. Hugh Reid will speak.
The Washington times., 1928-01-30
ON
iris TRAIL

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Jan. 30
Connie Mack started collecting the
Oldest living ball players last year,
signing Jack Wheat, Ty Cobb, Ed.
die Collins and John Picus Quinn.
Now Cobb and Wheat are gone, and
Connie is angling for Iris Speaker
veteran outfielder
Mack hopes to sign iris either
today or tomorrow. az he -
leaving for Florida on Wednes-
day. but Speaker must accept
lower salary than Washington
Maid him last year.
Speaker will be here on February
IA for the sports writer's dinner. anc
1t il expected that the announce
ment of his signing will be made
then. At this dinner last year the
announcements of the acquisition Of
Cobb was maize by Mack.
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Los Angeles Doubts
Dempsey's Retirement
Jack Avoids Scribes

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 30.-Jack
Dempsey, either by accident or de-
;ign, was playing d game DC hound
nd hare with reporters here today
who sought to question him con.
.ernfng his reported retirement from
he ring.
The reports originated at Miami,
t'Ia.. where Tex Richard is said ~
lave received 4 telegram from
Dempsey asking the promoter TIL
.eave him out 81 any future boxing
plans. The reason was, according
to the report, Dempsey's physician
had forbidden him ever again r.,
enter the ring.
Dempsey attended the races yes
terday at Tia Juana and later left
II his automobile for Los, Angeles.
So far diligent efforts to locate
him had proved unavailing this
morning.
Tha report of his retirement,
however. was discounted In these
parts. Only two days ago the famous
mauler told International News
Service his eyes we're all right He
indicated at that time that he har-
bored no thought Of retiring.
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TEX Silent
ON REPORT

MIAMI BEACH. Fla. Jan. se.--
Tex Rickard declined to comment
today on ! report that lack Denp-
sew. former heavyweirht champion
81 the world, has decided to retlre
from the ring because cf failing
eyesight
The Manassas mauler. according
to the report III circulation here.
tslegraphed the promoter that his
eyes have gone back on him and
that his physician has ordered him
not to fight again.
Rickard. who Is IN conference
here with Gene Tunney. heavy.
weigat champion, had picked Demp-
sey al one OF two opponents whom
Tunney was to have met In Dc.
tense of his title this year.
Reports that Dempsey's eyes had
been weakened by the terrible beat
Ing he received from Tunney hi
their battle in Chicago. have been
denied both by the former champion
ana his trainer. Gus Wilson.
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Very UnusuGl Couple, Those Dcn1pseys

1t difficult picture days
and times domestic ddoe odfashoned husband
this type who lists attenvy wfy decrethe Jack
Dempsey is represented being
And it is equally awkward to conceive modern wife who
would lift hand husband from devotng
about fortyfive
the bank possibly
whereabouts.
OF there may be that kind companona association
where object but it idea is bit
peban not worse than that and matter OF fact we
doubt whole thing
ton from somewhat to the Dempseys and
from which is not sef-seekng, pass it
q theory only, not fact.
Apparently the only club league which IS
NOT interested in iris Speakers 1923 York
Yankees One must know geography pretty well keep
abreast of the clubs major minor which alleged to
dckering with the Bald Eagle Baseball.
you ask US, Berlenbach out the little
and he isn't the first fighter to get cold
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TODES SRORI0RIAL
BY Kirk Miller

it. information out OF the
Esee Taylor Dempsey has put
husband doing further fight
ing for living and that the future the Dempsey scrappg will
be confined the little old Dempsey flat.
sanctioned the Battle
SesquC and the Srmh Of Soldier Field was be-
family bit depleted rather not IN
liquid the that they have plenty OF cash
the old kick she wishes her husband to stay out of the ring
for good .
desiring appear hiding behind the skirts OF lady,
yarn Jacks eyes having gone him result
having taken such beating around the head in
Chicago "out"
champion There nothing with his the
says that they unseeng everything except Estee
wishes which, taking the statement whole admirable
unusual relationship between modern husbands and
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Rickqrd Hangs On to Magic Name

All of news Rickard, who probably
his that quite important the
grand old bayhoo which necessity prcede champion
ship fight by at least six months
Rckard familiar with such tdings in regard to Dsmp
he cessenty Dempseys discussions of future heavy
weight activity either big stick keep the other chaenge
their will
his wfs objections and big before
finally pulls the curtain his which fights
turned be quite
Whether Dempsey fights Richard will his
from the public discussion until irrevocabe from
Estee Jack for the lattes in
drumming interest heavyweight matters eight
strange contemplate champion
where s notin
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COlIey, Lemon, Wilson
play Star Floor Games

Nelson Cooley, Duvall Lemon ana
bob Wilson are playing brilliant
floor games for their respective
high school quints This trio are
hesf IN working the floor and are
c0ax in the defense and Offense.
CoIley. Central High guard end
center uses his thinlxcap to advan-
tage and Is alert to take advantages
Of the opponents blunders He ~
quick with his head and always
hunts for q mate who in loose
Wilson. who likewise occupies thu
dual role OF guard and center for
Western. il similar to Cclley.
Lemon, who also plays guard
and center for Central, rarely
goes beyond the center of the
court. When the Central attack
ers can't break through the de-
Tense, the bah II passed back to
him and q new movement started.
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Calvary M. E. Basketers
Meet d. C. College Five

The Calvary Nj. r. courtmen viii
entertain the District College five TO.
morrow night at $50 o'clock in the
Calvary gym, 1863 Columbia I'd.
N. W..
Saturday night at . o'clock In the
Calvary gym. Two attractive pre-
hminary games viii precede the fea-
ture.
The Calvary Reserves and Aces
will hook up at o'clock. with the
Calvary Baslxeteers. a girls team,
meeting the Maryland Swimming
Club Sextette, South Atlantic girls
basketball champions.
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Dick Steeks Shines AS
Eagles Upset Warwicks

Dick Streeks was the bright star
as the Anacostia Eagles downed
the Warwicks, 1922, yesterday
afternoon at the Congress Heights
Auditorium. The Birds thus pre-
served their untarnished basketball
record.
The Warwicks thought they could
beat the champion Eagles by curb
ing the scoring activities OF Jack
Faber and Joe Sweeney, the big
howitzers. They succeeded in this
plan, but forgot that Mr.. Streeks
can also shoot. Streels did this
job so nicely that he gathered
sixteen points Faber was held
scoreless. while Sweeney gathered
three field goals
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shoulder and right arm throw
ing the club can get through.
The left hip going out under
the direction line makes it pos
sible for the right shoulder to
get in back of the ball and fol-
low through. If the left leg Is
held in its original position and
the body weight is not thrown
upon it, something must give
when the clubhead is swung
so the head and each shot so
made is called looking up from
the ball" Looking up is not
the fault, for it would make
little difference if you did look
up provided the swing were
correctly made. What happens
is that your incorrect swing
forces you to raise your head.
(CopyriSht John r. Ollie co..
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Old Dominion COurtmeIl
Listed For Three Games

ALEXANDRIA, Va. Jan. So
Ola Dominion Boat qu1nt is pro-
grammed for three battles this week
The cresaps Rifles, of Frederick
Nd, will come here wednesday
night in the armory gym at S:So
o'clock.
The Old Dominion will play IN
Richmond and Petersburg on Fri
dsy and Saturday. The Medical
College Of Virginia will be played
in the state capital and the Hope
well, Va, team in Petersburg.
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Former Business Stars
Engage StenOgs Today

Former Business High basketers
viii engage the StenoGraphers this
afternoon at Ais o'clock In the
Business gym. Those who viii
play for the former wearers Of the
Orange are Ray Walter Buddy
Stewart, Tony Stewart, Bob Fer.
guson. Floyd Bernard, Collins,
Rivers, Harrington, Wiles. Block.
TAYLOR and Yeatman.
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Wolff Five Seeks Game
With AnacOstia Eagles

The Wolff courtmen are anxious
10 slate a game with the Anacostia
Eagles. District unlimited cham
pions. Sam Stewart. Woltx man.
ager. has obtained the Arcadia for
February 10 and desires to play the
game there.
The Woltz outfit added another
victim yesterday by scalping ths
wonders, 2S-1S, at the Congress-
Heights Auditorium.
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point, roughly
5 p eaki n g,
halfway down
to the ball.
This action is
a W Gig h t
tran sfer to
the left leg
which m u s t
be placed it
the ball is to
be hit sound
ly and effec-
tive ly. An
opening must
be m q d e
through which
thn RI q b t
The Washington times., 1928-01-30
WRESTLING FOR GRIDDERS

TO make surer tacklers of MIC
players and to train them to hang
onto the men they grab and drop
Coach Doug Fessenden is institut-
ing a class in wrestling for his 1928
xridiron eIigibles at the Main Ave
nue. High School in San Antonio,
Tex
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Mclean A. C. Floor Team
Ts Facing Busy Week

The Mclean A., c. courtmen Will
take part in four san1es this week.
The virginians, who have run up a
string of victories, encounter the
fast ARMY War College basketers to-
night at s o'clock in the Mclean.
High gym. ,
Other games this week are billed
with the Mt. Vernons, RUSSELL
YounEs and Petersburg Va) Y. M.
c.. A.
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Amateur Court
Results

X. c., ~; Richmon (va.) K. c., Is.
Eagles. 30: Warwicks. ~.
J. G. c, ire. 30: 81. Mays. 20.
g. e.. Seniors. "a. Tivol. is.
WnItz. %: Wonders. Is.
Fort Washington, se, PelomacR 81
O. Mays Sra, 20; st. Martins, %.
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PAULINE PU I s
AWAY CHILEAN

MEXICO CITY, Jan. S0.-Quintin
Romero Rojas, veteran Chilean
heavyweight, was a sadder and
wiser man today. He missed a
wild swing at Pauline Uzcudon In
the third round OF their bout here
Yesterday, and the Basque boxer
promptly Knocked him out with a
left to the stomach and a right
hook under the heart while RoJas
was off balance.
The Knockout wallops were the
first real blows struck during the
fight. Pauline won the first two
rounds. which were rather tame.
The ancient Chilean clinched at
every opportunity.
A record crowd Of IS 900 paid
nearly $4,000 to see the bound
ing Basque win the champion
shin of Latin.America."
For the first time in this country's
history, the fight was broadcast
from the ring.
Pauline will depart soon for Call
fornia. Rojas was to leave TO-DAY
for Cleveland for a fight with
Johnny Riskc.
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Western and Tech are also listed
tomorrow. Western Is bracketed
with Gcnzaga and Tech opposes
woodward in the "Y'' gym.
Episcopal comes to town Wednes-
day to play Eastern in the latter s
bailiwiek.
Tech and Central will be busy
Thursday. The Manual Trainers
tangle with st. Johns and Washing
ton and Lee Freshmen face Central.
Friday, Tech Journeys to York, Pa,
for date with York High and Cen
trail goes to Philadelphia Saturday
for a meeting with the University Of
Pennsylvania yearlings. CentraI
also opposes the Georgetown Frosh
Friday night at the Arcadia.
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You can make your entertaining very
simple by serving Ice cream purchased
thvonKb the firm whose announcement
"a listed In t0dAy'e "WhO'e Who" col
uuana Of The Times and Herald.
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The body action in the down
swing begins just as the throw
of the clubhead starts, at a
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Trays
SLATED
By George A. Simpson

Although there will be no inter
high basketball games offered this
week, the municipal schools will not
hunger for action. A game is listed
every day and the District CUNTS
will be asked to meet foes, of proven
caliber.
The weeks heavy schedule will he
opened tonight when Eastern clashes
with John Marshall High, Of Rich
mond Va, at $40 o'clock in the
Eastern High gym. Charlie Guyon
is expecting a huge crowd, as the
VirHinians are said to be strong
They upset Central, 1922, in a fray
at Richmond, Va, nine days ago.
John Marshall remains over
night to keep an afternoon APP
DOintment tomorrow with Gen.
trial in the Mt. Pleasant gym at
$3.50 o'clock. The Blue and
White il seeking victory to
even matters with the visiting
SchOOlbOys.
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CsaIIoWay's erratic play caused
him "a be benched In favor OF
fIle sfeadfer Joe BOley with the
MacIxnnen and he WAS sent 70
MfIwankee with OutfieIdef Bates
in the Oswald Orwell deal. The
Browns got him back from MN.
waukee, however. and shipped
him to DterOit with m Glider
and Harry Rice. So he viii try
10 hang on with the Tigers.
fighting against Tavener and
RgnnaeP
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FOrdham will present = vet
eran combination tonight. The
team Is coached by Harlem
Tommy" Murphy. q boxing flash
NJ a past era. The Maroon has
four experienced glOvemen In
Joe Lazarus Jim McGrattaD.
Dick McGrattan and Ralph
Hutchens,
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Johnny Neun, who was pre-,
sorred "a Lu Blue last year. VIII
etart at first base, with Charlie
Gelringer, brilliant y0singsLer'
holding second base. h0WeveI,
there will be fights Tor tne
other two infieId positions.
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WhitehiII, Gibson, St0ner,
Carroll. Holloway and Billings
are IeftOvers from last years
mound staff that are expected
to make the grade. There were
times last season when Carroll
seemed about to step right out
and show the stuff he had
when he was wizard at Holy
Cross and 1t ii possible that he
may come through this year.
MOriarity has plenty Of conf
dence in the young collegian.
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BARNES RECORD
IGNORED

NEW YORK, Nov. 10. The ma.
tional outdoor track and field
championships of the Amateur Ath-
letic Union for 1929 will be held at
the stadium of the University Of
Denver, probably on June T. and
6. Denver was the only city to
put in a bid for the event.
The indoor championships viii be
held at Madison Square Garden
here late in February or early in
March, it was announced.
The solons ruled that the mark
OF ia feet ~ inches, made by Lee
Barnes In the pole vault last spring
in California, would not go on the
record books. Five-ineh pegs We're
used 10 hold the crossbar in place
when the standard is three.inch.
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MOVING
| AlVIIH|

District League Cornell Lunch
VS.. Petworth.
Georgetown Recreation League
wilkins Rogers Co. VS.. Columbia
Pike.
Athletic Club League Manhat-
tans vs.. BurkhaIters.
Tsypothetc te Lea ue--Judd and
Detweiler vs.. ID. O. Paper Nam
lifacturing Company; Charles III.
Potter Company vs. H-K Adver-
Using Company; Ransdell, Inc,
VS.. Columbia Printing Company;
The Big Print Shop VS.. Potomac
J Electric Company; Lew Thayer
vs.. Standard Engraving Company:
M. Joyce Engraving Company VS..
National Capital Press; National
Publishing Company VS.. Fellow
ship; washington Printing Com
pany vs.. Washington Typo
graphers.
Ladies District League on zen.
ton Hall VS.. RecreatfOns lng
PIN vs.. IA cadia
National Capital League Chevy
Chase VS.. Service Cafeteria: New
England Cafe VS.. Parkway Fill
ing Station.
Eastern Star Ladies League
East Gate VS.. Mt. Pleasant; F'ideI
ity VS.. Good VIII: Martha vs..
BrookIand; Bethlehem vs. Mizpail'
Unity vs.. Acacia.
Federal League B. and r.
p VS.. Veterans Bureau; Treasury
VS.. Merchants Fleet: Internal Rev
enue VS.. Army: Interstate C. G.
VS.. Navy; Agriculture vs.. Com
merce: Marines vs.. War Postof-
flee vs.. Interior Bureau Of En-
craving vs.: u. s. Shipping Board.
Northeast League Gears VI
Curb Cafe.
Odd Fellows League Bright
wood VS.. Amity No. z; Covenant
VS.. Amity No. i; Loyalty vs.
Arlington.
Comforter Club League It's We.
Sachems.
Western Union League Morse
VS.. Automatic; Delivery VS..
Branch Office; Equipment vs.. Ac-
counting. ~
Second Assistant Postmaster
Generals League Headuuart
VS.. Railway Adjustments; Railway
Mail VS.. International Postal
Service.
Maryland Alumni League Ross
bourgs VS.. Paint Branch; FInnrQut
vs. Buzzardts Roost.
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Hilltop Now Third
In Point
Score

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-New
York University is still the high
est scoring eleven in the country
with 27O points, but Florida dis
placed Georgetown in second
place as a result OF Saturdays
games. Points scored for and
against the leaders follow: