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cents in stamps or coin directly to The
washington stars New York Fashion
Bureau. Fifth avenue and twenty ninth
street, New York.
We suggest that when you send for
pattern, you inclose 10 cents additional
for copy Of our new Spring Fashion
Magazine, just of the press.
Twenty-Five Negro vocational schools
in Mississippi offer reforestation and
IRE prevention instruction,
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tile, and the fact that the tray 10 ed
Unstable makes 1t doubly useful.
The shade Is Of parchment, with a
design in bright colors. but, If preferred,
q mica Shade might be used. However,
q shade which is dainty should be
avoided with this combination of tile
and iron.
The other two. articles are l1asSocks,
which, like old quilts, lamps and other
articles Of early times, are coming back
and occupying prominent places in
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Colored Stockings Gain Favor
ny MARY MARSHALL.

on sleeves Of MILDLY jackets and MILDLY
blotlses this Spring. If you would like
a copy Of the. circular please send your
stamped, self-addressed envelope to
Mary Marshall, care of this paper, and
it will be forwarded to you.
(Copyright, 1930,)
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Household Methods
BY BETSY CALLIsTER.
For Garden.

Iron garden furniture or other metal
garden furniture, suitably painted, Is
indeed ideal.
For water doesn't hurt it.
OF course, eventually such furniture
would rust If it were not reprinted, but
that is a contingency unnecessary to
consider, for it can be easily and cheap
ly reprinted whenever necessary.
Sometimes this iron furniture is
painted o most cool and attractive
green. Sometimes it is stained to a
dark, almost bronze finish, as il 1t had
weathered, without rusting, in some old
garden of long-ago days.
The Smartest sort of garden cushion
Is made of heavy cotton fabric in Ro-
man stripes. These vivid colors are eff
fective in the bright outdoor light, and,
moreover, will stand fading without
losing their character entirely.
Nearly half the forests in Finland
are now state owned.
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homes from which they had ct one tine.
been discarded because they were "out
Of date"
These hassocks are made Of imita-
ton leather and trimmed with ap.
pllaued designs and binding In this same
material, but in q contrasting color.
Hassocks such as this are especially
nice for the porch in the Summer, and
In the Winter they will be found very
enjoyable and attractive II used at the
side of an open fire.
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Home i'm Good Taste

We often see q wooden bridge lamp
with tray in the center, but now we
have something different end really
much more attractive, The lamp is OF
iron and has a tray at one side. The
fnia of the tray Is a brigift-patter
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MENU FOR A DAY.
BREAKFAST.
Preserved Pears.
Bran with Cream.
Fish Hash.
Cornineal Muffins.
Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Corn Chowder.
Crackers.
Pineapple Shortcake.
Tea.
DINNER.
Tomato Soup.
Broiled Mackerel.
Mashed Potatoes.
Green Beans.
Lettuce.
Russian Dressing.
Cocoanut Custard Pie.
... Coffee.
FISH HASH.
one quart cold boiled pota-
toes. two cups freshened salt
goldfish, one large boiled beet.
Chop all together. Have some
bacon fat hot In spider; cook
well, seasoning while cooking
with salt and pepper.
PINEAPPLE SHoHTCAKE.
Sift together two cups flour,
of1e-half teaspoon salt and three
teaspoons baking powder. Work
in OIie-third cup butter and
rnoisteh with enough milk to
make a dough as soft as can be r
handled. Roll out one-half
inch In thickness. cut into IL
small round cakes, spread six
with softened butter, place the
remaining six on top, bake until
delicately Drowned, split open,
spread with butter and put
shredded and sweetened pine
apple between the layers and
over the tops.
COCOANUT CUSTARD PIE.
Two eggs, one pint milk, one
teaspoon flour, one teaspoon
vanilla, oi1e-half cup sugar, pinch
of nutmeg, one cup cocoariut.
Bake q shell first and put this
mixture in. then let 1t stay in
the even until 1t starts to puff
up. 1t II very good.
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made him" Connie continued:
They also seemed to think that they
were ready for managerial positions.
AS 1t happened, some of them Oike
McGraw, Jennings and Robinson) were
qualified, but that feeling broke up the
team.
THE Cubs went the same road a.
the Orioles. 1t was q veteran team and
many OF the men began to believe
the game than they did. The men
gradually drifted away from their
leader. The break naturally had to
come when that team spirit diSap-
peared.
Where these teams disinteerated
fast, within q year or two after the
break, my team was different. None
OF my boys seemed to have any par.
ticular ambitions to be managers. That
probably was because they were young
er. It also Is why my team was the
greatest Of them ell. It could have
gone on longer than the other famous
machines before it, but It was slowly
but surely heading toward the same
rocks"
A T the age Of 50, when most men
"A are ready TO retire from base ball,
Connie Mack undertook the i'm
mense task Of complete reconstruction,
confident he could again assemble and
organize championship club. He never
lost this confidence, even though base
ball and world wars made the Job one
of despair; even though 1t took him Is
long years to reach base balls great
est heights again.
Copyright, 1890, the Associated Prsss.)
TOmOrTow-"Tryin Times"
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Sanborn plans to use this line at the
start against Woodbury. Forest:
Albert, left end; Kelso, left tackle;
Henderson, left guard; Ed Hefiin, CEN
ter; Healy, right guard; Kenny, right
tackle, and Payne, right end. Charlie
Millar will be at quarterback and the
remainder of the backfield will be pick
ed from Mccarthy, Lewis, Draper,
Buscher, Freer, Tehaan and FelitZ.
EASTERN has added Landon to its
IL foot ball schedule for this season,
the game to be played october 10
In the Eastern Stadium. The Lincoln
Parkers also may list q contest for Oc-
tober II before closing their schedule.
WESTERN HIGHS eleven will play
Wv eight games this season-four in
the public high school champion
ship series and four outside-according
to the completed schedule announced
today by Manager Calvin Wood. Sam
Kite Is assistant manager.
Though the Georgetowners have lost
heavily by graduation, the squad of 40
working under the direction of Coach
Dan Ahern contains several of proved
ability and others of more than usual
promise. and the Western team
may prove stronger than had been
CnOugnC some Time ago.
Western will open its season against
Washington-Lee High at Ballston, Va,
october 10. Other outside games have
been arranged with woodward for Oc-
tober is, Gonzaga, an old Western
rival, for November 81, and q Thanks
giving day game with Staunton Military
Academy at Staunton, Va.
Here Is the Western schedule:
October 10-Washington-Iee High
at Ballston.
october 15-Woodward School, Monu-
nent Grounds.
october 2l-Central.
October 31--Eastern.
November Tech.
November 14-Business.
November 21-GonZaga, probably on
Gonzaga field.
November ~ Thanksgiving day.
Stsuuton Military Academy, at Staun-
ton, Va.
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HALLAUDETS promising squad
~ showed to advantage against Con-
zaga in 45-minute serimmage at
Kendall Green, the Blue forwards stop
ping the young Purple backs hardly
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BLUE IS FAVORED
TO TAKE CONTEST
Tech Goes to Baltimore to
Stage Night Clash With
Poly Gridders.
BY EDWARD A. FULLER, JR.

bEATED warriors OF Central
Ii and Gonzaga today were
~ getting in final hard ticks
in preparation for their
foot ball clash in Central Stadium
tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. 1t is one of the most at
tractive opening games ever listed
for scholastic gridderS here. The
Blue and the Purple long have
been athletic foes.
Indications are for a Central victory.
The Columbia Heights squad has a
seasoned and capable backfleld which
is considerably more than Gonzaga
has. The lines of both outfits are made
up largely Of players of limited expe-
rience.
CentraP will be battling to avenge a
7-3 defeat handed it by Gonzaga In
1925 when the elevens last clashed. A
55-yard run by Johnny Bozek, now with
touchdown and victory in that memora-
BILE struggle. The triumph carried
Gonzaga to the unofhcial schoolboy
title of the District as Central hao
swept through its rivals in the public
high school title series without being
scored upon.
In Larry Pinckney, Whitley Cumber-
land, Gene Colella and Paul Hinkel
Central has q backfleld Of proved worth
but Coach Ty Rauber Is still uncertain
as to line material. The Blue has plenty
Of aspirants for the forward wall, but
for the most part they are green.
Coach Orrel Mitchell has only three
letter winners available from the 1928
Gonzaga team, including only one
regular. but still is hopeful Of having
a pretty good team, at least one that
will be pretty good before the season
Is well along.
Dan Duncan, captain and halfback, who
is the only 1929 regular at hand and who
played at an end year ago; Shipman
tackle, and E. Donohoe, end, are win
ners of the &c" available. Several
members of the tentative first-strine
team are sophomores, and one. Car
Mills, q halfback, is only a freshman
Two halfbacks, Joe Mills and Ernest
Viau, are expected to join the squad
later, the former, who is i'll, in q month
or so and the latter who has not yet
returned to school, in about q week.
Here Is the lineup Mitchell plans to
start against Central:
Z. Donohoe and Benjamin, ends;
Shipman and Quigley or Bill Mills
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE
TO COMPLETE PLANS
Grid Managers Will Meet Tonight.
Contests Are Sought by Pair
Of Aggregations.

Final plans for the 1So-pound Capt.
tai City Foot Ball League will be COM
pasted tonight at a meeting of thu
team managers at the French Snort
Store at O'clock.
Rules and eligibility lists will be
drawn up and franchise fees of 10
bucks viii be posted This will be the
nrst year that the new weight ruling
Will be In effect. The scale adopted at
the first meeting allows each team two
players weighing over $50 pounds. six
weighing from $50 to $50 and seventeen
under $50.
The following teams already are IA
line: Palace, defending champ; Brent
wood Hawks, Del Ray, Meridians, VOL
verines, Northern Props, Centennials,
Northeast Columbus, Petworth Pen.
nants and Stantons.
Northern Props will stage a workout
tonight at 1880 o'clock on the field at
Georgia avenue and Piney Branch road.
All members are requested to report
promptly.
The Palace-D. G. S. foot ball team is
after q game for Sunday with q $50.
pound eleven. Call Manager S. Smith
at Metropolitan 1929.
Trinity gridders are casting around
for games. Call Manager Pfeiffer at
Cleveland 5575.
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VIRGINIA'S ATTACK NEW
Coaches Also Believe They Have
Quarterback in Sippley.

UNIVERSITY, Va, September as
Virginia is developing q new and a
varied attack for the season Of 1880,
Earl Abel, head coach, with the aid of
his chief assistant, Gus Tebell, and
others on his stan, has worked out q
routine Of plays that are almost entirely
different from those used last season.
Spectators who watched the Cavaliers
In the opening game with Roanoke were
surprise at the way line bucks, off-tackle
thrusts and end runs were mixed with
lateral and forward passes.
In Frank Sippley the coaches think
they have found a field general who will
I'LL the regular position as quarterback,
Until he was impressed into service as
understudy to Capt. Sloan last Fall
Sippley never called signals. He has a
cool head and has shown good judg-
nnert
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SCHOOL TEAMS TO PLAY

ALEXANDRIA. Va, September as
The local scholastic foot ball grind
opens tomorrow, with the Twins" OF
Alexandria and George Mason High
Schools battling the Episcopal High
second team on Hoxton Field at $50
o'clock.
Maurice Given and ]. r. Wilson,
coaches of the Twins, said today that
would be formed by Jimmy Bruen, left
end; Bev Turner, left tackle; Studs,
left guard; Jackson, center; Fritter,
right guard; Carr, right tackle: Capt.
Jimmy Luckett, right end; Roy Jennier,
quarterback; Milton Routzahn and
Haywood, halfbacks, and Lindsay, full
back
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the 1914 champions were removed when
McInnis, Strunk, Schsng and Bush
were released TO Boston In deals in
volving about $4,000.
Altogether, Mack obtained around
$2o0,0 900 for q dozen stars of the first
MAGNITUDE. Fifteen years later, one
player, Rogers Hornsby, was worth that
much to the Chicago Cubs when they
bought Inn in 1929 from the Boston
Braves.
MACK became reminiscent one day
IN on the subject Of the decline and
fall OF championship ball clubs.
Inc old Baltimore Orioles, champions
IN the S0s. ne recalled, went to pieces
because most all OF that famous team
came to believe they knew as much as
Manager Hanlon and that they had
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had they got under way ana Gonzasa
having the better Of things generally
Gonzaga brought along three teams
and every man saw action Coach
Teddy Hughes shot IS Of his bunch
into rumpus. Marshall Of the Blues
led the field in slicing on long gains.
Wurdemann, center; Anita and Carl
son. guards; Davis and Gamblin
tackles, and Monaghan and Bradley.
ends, formed the first string line for
Gallaudet, with Capt Paul Zieske calling
signals; Konrad Hokanson and Boyce
Williams playing the halfback and Al
fred Marshall 1lllback.
TOACH WALTER YOUNG at Anneri-
~ can University is quite pleased with
the progress of his team which win
open Saturday against Shenandoah and
has knocked of strenuous work. Light
drills will be held today and tomorrow.
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tackles: Eppard and Lewis. guards;
GingraS, center; Schram, quarterback;
Dunan and Nolan or Carl Mills, halves,
and j. Donohoe, flllback.
TECH High gridders win leave here
i tomorrow afternoon at 4:3o O'Clock
for Baltimore to engage Baltimore
Poly'S eleven at $3.50 o'clock daylight
saving time) tomorrow night on Home
wood Field, at Johns Hopkins University.
They Will eat their supper at Tech at
4 o'clock. Following the Poly game the
Tech squad will hustle back home to
catch some sleep before leaving here
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock to meet
Handley High in Winchester, Va, that
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
IN facing Baltimore Poly the Gray
will be playing the first night grid game
in which District schoolboy team ever
has participated. In meeting Handley
High less than "a hours later it also
will be pulling something else way out
of the ordinary.
Hardell said today that while Tech.
OF course, wished to win both games
the main object would be to give as
many members Of the squad as possible
a chance to see action in actual COM
petition. In fact, he plans to give every
player on the roster q chance to play
regardless Of the outcome. Like Central,
Tech has a good backfleld, but the line
Is decidedly uncertain.
Tech figures to start both games with
this lineup:
Mckinney, left end; Harms, left tackle:
Goldman, left guard; Mourhess, center;
Rhodes, right guard; Capt. Kolker,
right tackle; Stehman, right end; Sachs,
quarterback; Nelson, left halfback;
Reichman, right halfback; Ymaga,
fullback.
MIKE KELLY, Eastern coach, figures
1V1 to know considerable about the
Light Blue squad after the game
with Episcopal High Saturday afternoon
in Alexandria, the first of the campaign
for Eastern. Kelly las one of the green
est grid crews in the annals of the
Lincoln Park School, but the boys have
plenty OF hight and spirit and Mike and
Eastern followers are by no means
pessimistic.
Eastern likely will start against Epis-
copal like this:
Davis, left end: Chalkley, left tackle;
McAboy, left guard: Shorb, center:
Mades, right guard; Wolfe, right tackle:
Taylor, O'Brien or Rickard, right end:
Wells or Ken Wade, quarterback:
Corridor, left halfback; Mel Wade, right
halfback, and Calevas or Palmer, full.
back.
EMERSON'S huskies will leave here In
IL automobiles Saturday morning for
Orange, Va, where they will engage
woodbury. Forests eleven that after
noon.
Coach Harley Page Sanborn has
about decided upon his starting line,
but is not certain just what the make
up Of the backfleld will be when the
game gets under way. Emerson finds
itself in the enviable position Of having
so many good backs it can't decide who
to start.
Joe Buscher, described by Coach San
born as the most promising scholastic
foo ball player he has seen In his quar-
ter OF century's connection with the
game, Is the outstanding player Of the
group. He can run, pass and do every
thing well that o good back should do.
All he needs Is polishing, says Sanborn.
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Heges Look to Saturday Tits Central and Conqgu Play Tomorrow

tackles; Eppard and Lewis, guards;
GingraS, center; Schram, quarterback;
Dunan and Nolan or Carl Mills, halves,
and j. Donohoe, fullback.
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SQUADS GET LAST
HARD TOLL TODAY
Mills of Georgetown Is Not
at All Satisfied With
Teams Progress.
BY H. c. BYRD.

w YITH the opening games
A| less than 4S hours away,
v local college foot ball
80 N..i..-. 100000
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SELMA TAKES SERIES.

SELMA, Ala, September rs Dr.
The Selma Cloverleafs won the class 3
base ball title, emhIematic of Southern
championship, by defeating the Green
vile, 8. c., Spinners, to o. The VIC
tory gave the Southeastern League
champions o 4-to-1 count In games.
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Scholastic Grid
Tits This Week
Tomorrow.

Tomorrow.
Central VS.. Gonzaga, Central Sta
dunn, $3.50 O'Clock.
Tech VS.. Baltimore Poly, Home
wood Field, Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity, Baltimore, $50 pm. daylight
saving time.
Saturday.
Eastern VS.. Episcopal, at Alex
andria, O'Clock.
Tech VS.. Handley High, at Win
chester, Va.
Emerson vs.. Woodbury. Forest, ct
Orange, Va.
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men hard. Gallaudet Is much IN
couraged by the return Of johnny
Ringle, its star back Of last season. and
there seems to be . well defined opin-
ion among people close to the George
Washington squad that the Bun and
Blue eleven this Fall will be as good as
any 1t has to play and better than
most Of them.
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY win take
~ 26 PLAYERS to Boston, accompanied
by Coach Bergman, Assistant
Coaches Chick Gagnon and Louie
Cross and Manager Bill Reilly.
The starting lineup Is expected to
be: Blast and Lyons, ends: MANAGE
and O'Brien, tackles; Capt. Menke and
Mullen, guards; Ambrose, center; Ber-
toni, quarterback: De Mello and Dona-
her, .halfbacks, and Sheary, fullback.
Others likely to see action include:
Achstetter, Billinger, Callahan, Con-
roy, Flynn, Fraatz, Guarnieri, Hep
burn. Herlihy, Nimphius, Oliver,
quinn, Shallack, Stapleton and whe-
Ian.
DOTOMAC PARK is well populated
L with George Washington grid war
rlors these days. Jim Pixlee and
his aides had six teams galloping about
yesterday, including the freshmen
about 40, who had their first workout
1t was the largest bunch of foot ballert
ever collected under the banner OF
G. w.
Pixlee will name a captain for each
game and perhaps two, with one for the
line and the other for the backfleld
with the latter in general command
TWO changes were made in the CO.
lonials' flrst-string lineup during q
three-hour session. Wayne Chambers
190-pound end, was sent to center
and Carl Eakers, 193-pound halfback
was placed at guard.
Lee Carlin, freshman halfback las
year. resumed practice after q weeks
idleness and impressed with his kicking
and ball carrying.
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The ST. Louis Cardinals will enter the first game of the
world series with the Philadelphia Athletics with the greatest
batting power.
Here's how the regulars stacked ended:
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The laugh is
on the squirrel!
Maybe it's the
mere thought
of eating a nut
that causes the
kittenish hilar-
ity.
Underwood & Underwood.
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