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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1931-04-17

Milburn, Mary-5 acres of land &
buildings, assessed at $3.50. Deed
from Carlos M. de Garmendia to
Bette Thomas ct al; liber J.S.T.
No. folio ia. Title now in heirs
of Bette Thomas & Henry Hemsley.
Due for State Tax,
Due for County Tax $50
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1931-04-17

Garner, j. Hot No. Ia Drink
ards Subdivision assessed at $500.
Deed from Vincent 0. Jacobs; liber
VIVA. No. 46 folio 81, land rec
ords. Title now in Compton Fergu-
son ct al; liber w NJ. A. No. 40
folio 269, land records.
Due for State Tax .25
Due for County Tax 40
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1931-04-17

Mr.. and Mrs. E. Hill Hamilton en-
tertained at dinner at their home near
La Plata on Sunday.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1931-04-17

Brawner, H. Grant-SS1 v acres of
land & buildings assessed at $1744.
Deed from Josephine Hanson ct al. !;
liber VIVA. No. 81 folio II. Deed
from John S. Hanson & wife; liber
VIVA. No. 81 folio 163, land rec
ords.
Due for State Tax 4.36
Due for County Tax 24.42
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1931-04-17
toontInued on Gag. :.

Liber J.S.T. No. folio 8.
Due for State Tax 5 24406
Due for County Tax 49, 1876
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1931-04-17

Livingston, Joseph W.-179 acres
of land and buildings, assessed at
$2106. Deed from j. Benjamin Mat
tingly and wife; liber B.G.S. No. Ia
folio 165, land records.
Due for State Tax 5.27
Due for County Tax 29.48
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1931-04-17

The Oriole Inn will be opened or
May LIST by Mr.. A F. Vacchiano.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1931-04-17

LID MI l. NO. i
Barnes, Louis-2 acres of land &
buildings assessed at $1050. Deed
from VIM. Henry Blair and wife
liber VIVA. No. 43 folio 512, land
records.
Due for State Tax.-$ 1858
Due for County Tax 14.70
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1931-04-17

Grayson, Luther-5 acres of land
assessed at $125. Deed from Ad-
rian Posey & wife to Teresa Gray
son; liber J.S.T. No. 9 folio 106, land
records.
Due for State Tax----$.38
Due for County Tax 2.10
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1931-04-17

Mr.. and Mrs. George R. Stuntz
have moved to their home on Oak
Ave, after having spent the past sew
eral years on farm near Welcome.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1931-04-17

Mr.. Victor Mendinleft was in La
Plata en- Tuesday.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1931-04-17

Mrs. Jack Stauffer, OF Baltimore,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles
lowering.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1931-04-17

Norris, Ed. & Flossie-1 acre of
land & buildings, assessed at $500.
Deed from P. Reed Wills & wife;
liber VIVA. No. 40 folio Bel, land
records.
Due for State Tax$ rs
Due for County Tax APO
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1931-04-17

Key, Elizabeth Gland & bldgs.
assessed at $3.50. No record refer
ence.
Due for State Tax. S SO
Due for County Tax $50
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1931-04-17

Martin, W. H.-9 acres of land &
buildings assessed at $1075. Deed
from Jacob Butler & wife; liber H.
&C. No. % folio S., land records.
Due for State Tax 5 2.69
Due for County Tax 1906
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1931-04-17

Freeman, Samuel & jones' acre
of land & buildings assessed at $725.
Deed from st. Joseph's Society; lib
err C.P. No. 80 folio 1926 &c; and
deed from Cecilia Jones ct al; liber
VIVA. No. Al folio 631 &c, land
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1931-04-17

Padgett, Pearl MO acres of
land & buildings, assessed at $500.
Deed from Charles P. Morse; liber
VIVA. No. SO folio GAO, land rec
ords.
Due for State Tax$ 3.75
Due for County Tax 21.O0
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1931-04-17

Moran, Louis E.-150 acres of
land & buildings, assessed at 5000.
Deed from ]. Wesley Penn & wife;
liber VIVA. No. 81 folio 90, land
records.
Due for State Tax $12.55
Due for County Tax 1928
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1931-04-17

Norris, James, acres of land &
buildings, assessed at 5000. Deed
from R. Cutler Ferguson & wife;
liber J.S.T. No. folio 566, land
records.
Due for State Tax--.S so
Due for County Tax 2.80
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1931-04-17

Smith, James M acres of land
and buildings, assessed at $400. No
record reference. See deed to Ed
ward Dent; liber B.G.S. No. 9 folio
247.
Due for State Tax-....-$1,00
ACsntiAusa On Rsxs ~
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1931-04-17

Treasurer of Charles County, Md.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1931-04-17

OsAOi0 LII Will Oe OponeO on
May LIST by Mr.. A. F. VacchianO.
Featured in the Magazine of The
Washington Star for Sunday, April 10,
is timely and intensely interesting
article, "a Presidents Vacation. an
intimate story of President Blowers
recent sea journey to the Virgin IS
lands. Order your copy of next Sun
days Washington Star from your
nswsdealer today
toontinued on Gage -
Liber J.S.T. No. folio 8.
Due for State Tax IS 24.96
Due for County Tax 1876
Key, Elizabeth Gland & bldgs.
assessed at $3.50. No record refer
ence.
Due for State Tax SO
Due for County Tax $50
Kragh, L. Building on P. R.
R. Co. land, assessed at 5000. No
record reference.
Due for State Tax. 2.25
Due for County Tax 1850
Livingston, Joseph W.-179 acres
of land and buildings, assessed at
$2106. Deed from j. Benjamin Mat
tingly and wife; liber B.G.S. No. IA
folio 165, land records.
Due for State Tax-----$ 5.27
Due for County Tax 29.48
Martin, w. H.-9 acres of land &
buildings assessed at SLOTS. Deed
from Jacob Butler & wife; liber H.
&C. No. % folio 55, land records.
Due for State Tax 5 1853
Due for County Tax 1905
Milburn, Mary-5 acres of land &
buildings, assessed at $3.50. Deed
from Carlos NJ. de Garmendia to
Bette Thomas ct al; liber J.S.T.
No. folio ia. Title now in heirs
of Bette Thomas & Henry Hemsley.
Due for State Tax, -$1.13
Due for County Tax $50
Milburn, Matthias Hrs.-20 acres
of land assessed at 5000. Deed from
Madison Thomas ct al; liber WIN.
A. No. "a folio lat, land records.
Due for State Tax $3.50
Due for County Tax - $40
Moran, Louis ESQ acres of
land & buildings, assessed at 5000.
Deed from ]. Wesley Penn & wife;
liber VIVA. No. 81 folio 81, land
records.
Due for State Tax $12.55
Due for County Tax 1928
Norris, James, acres of land &
buildings, assessed at $500. Deed
from R. Cutler Ferguson & wife;
liber J.S.T. No. 2 folio 566, land
records.
Due for State Tax$ so
Due for County Tax $50
Norris, Ed. & Flossie-1 acre of
land & buildings, assessed at $500.
Deed from P. Reed Wills & wife;
uDer w MA. NO. Az IoIlo DOL, idHu
records.
Due for State Tax$ rs
Due for County Tax APO
Padgett, Pearl MO acres of
land & buildings, assessed at $500.
Deed from Charles P. Morse; liber
VIVA. No. SO folio GAO, land rec
ords.
Due for State Tax$ 3.75
Due for County Tax 21.00
Smith, James M acres of land
and buildings, assessed at $500. No
record reference. See deed to Ed
ward Dent; iber B.G.S. No. 9 folio
247.
Due for State Tax
Acentiausa On RsEs ~
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1931-04-17


and Chapter 1879, of the Acts of
1904, to the highest bidder for cash,
on day of sale.
B. B. COMPTON,,
Treasurer of Charles County, Md.
DISTRICT No. /
Barnes, Louis-2 acres of land &
buildings assessed at $1050. Deed
from VIM. Henry Blair and wife;
liber VIVA. No. 43 folio 512, land
records.
Due for State Tax----.-..$ 1858
Due for County Tax 14.70
Brawner, H. Grant-381a acres of
land & buildings assessed at $1744.
Deed from Josephine Hanson ct al;
hber VIVA. No. 81 folio II. Deed
from John S. Hanson & wife; liber
VIVA. No. 81 folio 163, land rec
ords.
Due for State Tax 4.36
Due for County Tax 24.42
Chapman, w. B. S.-885 acres of
land & buildings assessed at $16750.
Deed from Mary C. Chapman ct al;
liber J.S.T. No. folio 576, land
records.
Due for State Tax-$ 41.88
Due for County Tax 234.50
Fenwick, VIM. & wife-9A acres
of land & buildings assessed at $425.
Deed from w. Hamilton Williams
- I IL fA1i
Title now in Mary Fenwick; liber
B.G.S. No. IL folio 351, land records.
Due for State Tax --$1.07
Due for County Tax sos
Forest, James & Mary-3 acres of
land assessed at $3.50. Deed from
VIM. Henry Blair & wife; liber w.
MA. No. IA folio 54. Title now in
James F. & Florence M. Brown; lib
er VIVA. No. 40 folio 600, land
records.
Due for State Tax .38
Due for County Tax 2.1O
Freeman, Samuel & jones' acre
of land & buildings assessed at $725.
Deed from st. Joseph's Society; lib
err C.P. No. 80 folio 1926 &c; and
deed from Cecilia Jones ct al; hber
VIVA. No. Al folio 631 &c, land
records.
Due for State Tax..$ 1872
Due for County Tax 1918
Garner, ]. Hot No. IA Drink
ards Subdivision assessed at 500.
Deed from Vincent 0. Jacobs; iber
VIVA. No. 46 folio 81, land rec
ords. Title now in Compton Fergu-
son ct al; liber, w. NJ. A. No. 40
folio 269, land records.
Due for State Tax rs
Due for County Tax 40
Grayson, Luther-5 acres of land
assessed at $125. Deed from Ad-
rian Posey & wife to Teresa Gray
son; liber J.S.T. No. folio 106, land
records.
Due for State Tax-$ .38
Due for County Tax 2.10
Hawkins, Margaret A. & Jennie
Y. Sothorn-140 acres of land and
buildings, assessed at 1920. Deed
from Margaret A. Hawkins to John
w. S. Hawkins. Liber VIVA. No
Al folio 492 &c; and inherited by
Jennie Y. Sothoron ct al. upon death
Of said John w. S. Hawkins.
Due for State Tax$ 4.05
Due for County Tax 22.68
Heitmuller, Charles AGO acres
Of land assessed at $3.50. Deed
from Patrick o. Toole; liber VIVA.
No. 43 folio 63s, land records. Title
now in Edward ]. Stenger; liber W.
M. A. No. 48 folio 1874, land records.
Due for State Tax--------$ 7.20
Due for County Tax 40.32
Hamilton, C. P. Hrs.-396 acres
Of land and buildings, assessed at
ee675. Deed from Mary B. Edelen
OF a., TO John 2. Hamilton & wife.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-09
Fourth Year Students De- feat Freshmen Maids
 by Score l6 to 0
SWEET SIXTEEN

Maids of the Senior class .a the Juneau high school who indulge in basketball are "A" students at the pastime. They demonstrated to a team Of Freshmen girls in the first feminine hoop game of the season in the schools gymnasium last evening what three years of ssudious application will do to- ward developing athletic prowess. The Seniors won by a score of 16 to o.
 How the Battle Went
 The story of the Fresmen de- bacle by quarters follows:
 First quarter-In the first minute of play Elizabeth Schramen took a pass from Eva Rocovich and bas- keted the ball scoring two for the Seniors. Tyra Wahto fouled Virginia Ulrich, and Schramen converted, making another point for the Sen iors. Schramen took a pass from Mary Jeanette Whittier and scored basket for two points. Inga Lind strom fouled Whittier, but the lat ter failed to convert. Schramen got the ball off the board and sank the sphere in the basket Results of quarter: Seniors ', Freshmen
 Changes are Made
 Second quarter-Edith BlomquiSt took the place of Fern Gubser as Freshman forward; Gubser took the place of Jane Elliott as Fresh man center. Tyra Baldwin took the place of Esther Jackson as Senior center. The only score in the quar- ter was a single point for the Sen iors on a free toss as the result of a foul by Lindstrom against Whit tier Results of the quarter Seniors l, Freshmen 0.
 Seniors Keep Going
 Third quarter-Gubser as center and Blomquist as forward for the Freshmen, changed places. Judith Alstead took the place of Annabelle Simpson as Ere h man center. Schramen basketed the ball, SCOT
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-09
Higher Classmen Win II
 to 10, in First Con- test of Season
JUNIORS KNOW MORE

Among boy students at the high school, Juniors, as they ought to
 ,, are smarter than Sophonores, ut not much. The higher claSsmen beat the lower by the narrow score Sf Il to 10 at basketball last night in the hign school gymnasium. The game was the first of the sea- scn.
 The contest was featurcss in l laces by fine playing. and revealed come likely prospects for the all- school hoop squad.
 The story of the scoring by quar- tors follcws
 First quarter-Soon after the be- ginning of play, the Sophomores scored Hanson was fouled, and the foul was converted, giving his team point. The other scoring in the first quarter was done by Haglund. Standing under the bas- ket he took long pass by Hanson, and then sank the ball for two points. Results of quarter: Juniors o, Sophomores 3.
 Play Is Even
 Second Quarter-On the Junior team, Karabelnikcf, at center, and Henning, right forward, changed positions Ficken's long pass to Hanson was basketed, increasing the Sophomore score by two more points. A single tally was register ed for the Juniors on a free toss ? from the charity line when Ficken fouled Mohn. Another point was made by the Juniors when a foul by Hanson was converted Results of quarter: Juniors 2, Sophomores 2
 Third quarter Karabelnikoff, right ward, and Mohn, right guard, on the Junior team chang cd positions. Hanson basketed a long shot scoring two points for the abelnikoff scored for the Juniors. sResults of quarter: Juniors 4, Scphomores ?.
 Juniors Forge Ahead
 Fourth quarter-Marshall fouled Heglund twice, but only one of the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-09
SEALS WALLOPT !
 STARS; TAKE 3 GAMES IN ROW
Turner Chased to Showers in Sixth Inning Play
 at Hollywood

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct. g. After the Hollywood Stars had a three-run lead in the first two in- nings, the San Francisco Seals clicked on Jimmy Turner's offer ings and tied the score in the fifth frame and then chased him to the showers in the sixth by talk ing two-run lead to clinch the game ' to A.
 The Stars got l2 hits and made one error. The battery was Turner McEvoy and Severeid
 The Seals also made l2 hits but no errors. The battery was Finn and Mealy.
 The win yesterday was the third straight victory and Hollywood must win four straight on the re- turn home where the game is scheduled today in the play-off se- ries to decide the championship of the Pacific Coast League.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-09
BOWLERS HAVE
 AN OFF NIGHT

No records were smashed on the Elks Club alleys in tournament play last night. It was an off night for nearly everybody. In fact no player rolled 200, Barragar of the Giants coming closest to the mark with l90. He was beaten out of high average honors by the narrow mar gin of two pins by Harry Sab.n, Yankee ace, who rolled 5i3 to Barragar's 541
 The Giants won all three of their matches with the Cubs, 2274 to 2170, and the Yankees cleaned up on the Athletics, 1856 to 2261.
 The first match tonight, at 7:l5, will be between the Tigers and the Braves. At nine o'clock the Senators meet the Cardinals.
 Last nights scores were:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-09
MRS. MORROW IS SUGGESTED
 AS CANDIDATE
Women of New Jersey Start Boom for De-
 ceased Senator S Wife

ENGLEWOOD, New Jersey, Oct. 9.-"Mrs. Dwight w. Morrow for United States Senator is the cry raised by members of the Women's Republican Club and this has gained momsntum as persons prom inent in New Jersey politics ap- proved of the suggestion.
 Mrs Morrow helped her husband conduct his Senatorial campaign last year. She often spoke over the radio, at women's clubs and political rallies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-09

fouls was converted, giving the Sophcmores another point. A toss from the charity line on the foul by Karabelnikoff against Hagland netted the Sophomores a n ot her point. The Juniors got a single score when Haglund's foul against Karabelnikoff was converted. Hen ming netted two for the Juniors when he basketed the ball. In an added three minutes of play, the score being tie, Mohn shot basket for the Juniors. Haglund converted a free toss, making one point for the Sophomores. Results of the quarter: Juniors 5, Sopho- mores 3.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-09

759 72U 784 2261 did not bowl. Old papers at The Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-09

Old papers at The Emnire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-09
YOUNG STRIBLING
 TO BOX BIG BOY
 AT NEW ORLEANS

ATLANTA, Oct. 9.-W. L. Str-b- ling. who lost a chance at the worlds heavyweight crown With his defeat by Max Schmeling in Cleveland last July, will fight again October 27.
 Pa" Stribling, his father and manager, announced w. L. had been matched with Big Boy" Pc terson in New Orleans.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-09

ing two points for the Seniors. Whittier after meeting with hard opposition put the ball in the hoop, making two more for the Seniors. Results of the quarter: Seniors 4, Freshmen 0.
 Fourth quarter-Lois Hill took the place of Tyra Whato as Fresh man forward. Schramen sank long shot. Then she took a pass from Whittier and ba-keted the ball again. Results of the quar- ter: Seniors 4, Freshmen 0.
 Old papers at The Er.nire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-09
GENE SARAzEN
 WINNER AGAIN

SALISBURY PLAINS, N. Y, Oct. 9-Gene Sarazen has scored his second successive victory in the s5 900 J. J. Lannin Memorial Open Golf Tourney for 72 holes. His to- tai was 284, two strokes ahead Of Iighthorse Harry Cooper MacDon- aid Smith was third man with 290.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-09
NOTICE

After October 10th no telephone rentals for the month of October will be accepted at a discount. All remittances by mail must bear postmark of not later than last discount date. Please be prompt.
 JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS adv. TELEPHONE CO.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-10-09

Vernon, Tex, tried plan of hav- ing traffic officers give tickets to careful drivers. The tickets were good at local theatres.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-15
ONSIDE KICKS.
Ionic stage had been Goa

UNDUE AANASs
A Ionic stage had been coach
" ing about 10 years before Nal
~ Stevens was born. They meet
Saturday via Chicago and Yale.
There ought to be a crushing moral in
that dizzy discrepancy, but we can't
think Of what 1t Is just at the moment.
Harvard has Record end and Army
has a King. That sounds like the
start of a verse, but what of It? The
main point is that King happens to be
star end and Record ought to be II
he can play foot ball as he ran the
hurdles last Spring. He was a ball OF
red-headed fire.
Alabamas big idea will be to stop
Gene McEver, a fast, smashing 1885,
pound Tennessee back, in game that
should play vital part in the South
ern championship And McEver will
have a pretty rugged defense to crack
before he wanders far.
| If you can think Of harder battle
than Fordham and Holy Cross, you
must be a thinking machine.
Princeton's Jungle was none to happy
! when the Brown Bear started for the
! Tiger last week And there is no great
| chance to emit three rousing cheers
with Cornell waiting two days away.
! Cornell has a backield that has
! chance to recall the age of Kaw and
Pfann, who could play all the foot
! ball any team ever needed.
And a strong Michigan team isn't
/ taking Ohio State any too lightly after
| that second half rally against Van
derbilt.
The new Cornell sligan-"Vive lie
/ viviano!"
Shipwreck Kelly of Kentucky hopes
! to make up for Derringer's untlmely
! fate. They were born in the same
old Kentucky home-the same being
Springfield Something must be done
to have the sun shining bright" again
with the same old glow.
If Hunk Anderson's Notre Dame de-
tense can keep that Drake attack from
scoring-Pitt, U. S. c. and Army
look out!
| Headlines announce-"Rice to meet
S. NJ. u" If this seems ridiculous,
please recall the fact that We beat
! Texas last week, and Texas Is picked
to give Harvard a tall afternoon 10
days away Stopping even Ray MorTi-
sons intricate forward passes at South
ern Methodist should be fairly simple
after intercepting the number Of rub
Der checks that have appeared lately.
This latter act calls for the real agility
of the perfect athlete.
Why not let the headlines make
heroes out of the college stars today?
Those now out of college looking for a
job know how long glory lasts and what
you can get on fame In the present
market.
BY the time Vanderbilt and Tulane
get through on Saturday another fond
dream of empire will be in the dust
back where the woodbine twineth and
the whargdoodle mourns in his gloom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-15
APACHES SIGN TWO
MORE COLLEG|ANS
Semi.Pro Champs Put Snap
Into Drills for Tough Game
With Cells.

-XPECTING to encounter in the
- st. Mary's Celtics one of the
strongest elevens in the new
south Atlantic Foot Ball
League, Washington's semi-pro champs
the Apaches, yesterday signed two moro
former collegians and today were pre-
pairing to put on full steam in practice
sessions before the battle Sunday at
Grifith Stadium.
Ted Brown, formerly of the Univer-
sity of Florida, and Phil Dousherty. q
former guard at Holy Cross, were the
new additions to the Apache squad
yesterday.
over at Alexandria, the Celtics. who
have been augmented by the majority
OF the Northern Red Birds also were
putting in final practice ticks, hoping tc
repeat their triumph OF last season
over the Apaches.
In the other league battle Sunday
the Mohawks and Irvingtons will play
in Baltimore.
A drill tonight, tomorrow and Satur-
dav will be held by the Congress
Heights team in preparation Tor ltS
game for Sunday with l25-pounc
eleven is wanted by the Maryland
park A. C. Call Capitol Heights 3O2
between and $50 o'clock.
Games with 135-pound teams are
sought by the Lyon Park Lions. Gel
Clarendon 1855.
Centennials will drill tonight at 7:3C
O'Clock at New York avenue and North
Capitol street.
Dixie Pig players are to report TO-
night at o'clock on the Seat Pleas
ant Field.
Palace pigskinners have drill slated
for 7:3O o'clock tonight on the flelo
at Seventeenth street and Constitu-
ton avenue.
Mount Rainier Props are after grid
tits with 1l5-pound teams. Call At
lantic 1865.
Notre Dame Props. formerly Wash
ington Robins will hold a meeting to-
night at 7:30 o'clock at 14o1 G street
northeast. Manager Evry asks these
PLAYERS to attend: Glorious, Deering
Bauman, Webster, Sisler, Hess, Essex
Cohen. Connolly, Carlson, Spuirik
Raskin Tolley, Chaconas, Mckay. Har-
rigan. De Giulian, Harris, McGinnisS
and Weiss.
Mercury unlimited gridders will drill!
tonight at o'clock at Four-and-a-haIi
and streets southwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-15
THE SPORTLICHT
by CRANTLAND RICE

Bull dog" tiger" 'bear." "wolver-
ine," etc, are all well enough. But We
rather fancy those Southern appel
lations-"golden tornado" green wave, "
crimson tide" How did they overlook
blue simeon" purple cyclone" and
crimson avalanche?
Before we had written a line Of 1881
foot ball this startling epistle from the
Far West reached our desk, why
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-15
NET MEET ADVANCES
Several Matches Played in Mount
Rainier High Event.

MOUNT RAINIER, Nd, october IS.
Three doubles matches have been
completed in the tennis tournament
now In progress at Mount Rainier High
School. The tourney is under the d.
rection Of Stella Payne.
In matches to date Dale Click and
Jimmy Glynn defeated Roland Lilley
ana Unhau Bowles, Phil Ziegler and
Bob Emory took the measure of Foster
Matthias and Gus Chakalakis and Don
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-15

Ter scoring with q pair Of goals, while
Mabel Wynn and Marian Miller each
counted once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-15

Matthias and Buddy Gerhardt won over
Irving Lee and Myron Ehrmantrout.
In an informal field ball game yes