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Foot Ball Results

LOCAL
College.
Catholic University, o.; dallaudet, o.
Scholastic.
Catholic U. Freshmen, 10; National
Training School, 0.
Eastern High, O; Washington-Lee
High. o.
Georgetown Prep, 8; Landon, o.
western High, Is; Alexandria High, 6.
Shenandoah Valley Military Academy,
g.; st. Adams, 0.
swavely, 20; Tech High. 8.
EAST.
College.
Manhattan, IS; Oglethorpe, 0.
Geneva, z; Thiel, 0.
ST. Thomas, o: st. Francis, o.
Lebanon Valley. 4; Muhlenberg, 8.
West Liberty, II: Sue Bennett, 0.
Davis and Elkins, Sc; Lincoln Memo
rial, o.
California, Pa, Teachers. 7; Fair
West Virginia Wesleyan, IL: Du-
quesne, 0.
Princeton Reserves. IL; Rider Fresh
men, o.
SOUTH.
louisiana Poly. SO; Union, o.
Louisville, 10; Pennsylvania, IL.
Tennessee Wesleyan, SO; Biltmore, o.
Erskine, o; Furman, o.
Middle Tennessee Teachers, as;
Bethel, o.
Southwestern Of Memphis, II; Mill
SapS. 0.
Lenoir- Rhyme. 7; New Berry, 8.
Wofford, 8; High Point, o.
Simpson. 20; Parsons, o.
MIDWEST.
Hastings, o; York, o.
Xavier, IA; Georgetown (Ky.), o.
North Dakota AggieS, 81; st. Thorn
as, 6.
Dayton, SO; Wilmington, 0. )
Phillips. q; Mcpherson. o.
Iowa State Teachers, IL; Penn, 3.
Ambrose, q; Augustana, o.
Tulsa, as; Oklahoma Baptist, o.
Marquette, 40: Ripon, o.
Kalamazoo, 1s; Notre Dame OBJ, 7.
Evansville, 10: Oakland City, 6.
Omaha, 81; Tarkio, 6.
Oklahoma City, g.; Missouri Mines 0.
Kansas Wesleyan. 81; Bethel, 0.
Northwestern Missouri Teachers, Z;
Southwestern Missouri Teachers, o.
Drake, 10; Creighton, 6.
Doane, 0; Peru Teachers, o.
ANCbA ochd "CoACy oil, ZOp 11QlhLlQ, o.
Bradley Tech. 26; Carthage, 8.
Washburn, 81; Fort Hays Kansas
State, Z.
Oklahoma A. g. NJ, 81; Arizona. o.
Chillicothe Business. 20; st. Bene-
diets, IL.
Baker, 6; Emporia, o.
Bowden, IL; Miami (Ohio), z.
Rockhurst. g. Missouri Valley, o.
Pittsburgh Teachers, 6; Southwest
ern. o.
Ottawa, 7; Central Missouri Teach
ers. 0.
Wichita, 2e; Emporia Teachers, 0.
Butler. "a: Ball State Teachers, o.
Detroit, 90: Iowa State, o.
Kenyon, z; Ashland, 2.
Centre, o; Wittenberg, o.
st. Louis u, %; Coe, o.
Muskingum, Z; Mount Union, O..
Bowling Green, O.: Western Reserve, 0.
Hope, z; Albion, o.
Far West.
California Aggies, IL; Nevada, o.
Oregon State Reserves, IS; Lin
field, 0.
college Of Idaho, 7; Puget Sound, o.
Denver. IS; Mexico, 9.
st. Martins, 81; Albany, 0.
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SEKYRA BEATS BRADD0CK
Gets Decision in Fight Called "PooI
but Honest"

NEW YORK, October lot was q
poor but honest fight, that hereunder
In which Joe Sekyra Of Dayton scam
pered to decision over James j. Brad
dock Of Jersey City in Madison Square
Garden last night. When . fight Is
honest that's something.
. fight and It wasn't. Braddock was
cute enough not to do much leading
and Sekyra floundered quite q bit in
trying to make the fight. Joe did not
look like half the fighter he was when
he met Loughran few weeks ago.
OF course, Braddock still packs that
old dynamite wallop and Joe couldn't
afford to take too many chances. Brad
dock came to life q bit in the closing
rounds and made 1t fairly close. Each
Weighed 1851,
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Field ball lineup:

Goals-Fulton (2), Haslup ca, Barts. Ref
eree-Mr. Rowland.
BADEN, Md. October 1o.-Baden
Agricultural High School soccer team,
champion of the Southern Prince
Georges County loop last season, lost its
first game of the 1881 county series
when It bowed to Brandywine High in
q 30 battle here yesterday. 1t also was
Baden's opener.
Baden girls field ball team, however,
was victorious over the Brandywine las
sizes, 6 to 4, in another opening match.
Julius Townsend, outside right, scored
the Brandywine goal in the second half.
The a0ncar 1ina.110.
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Field ball lineup:

LAUREL, Md. october 1o.-Mary-
land Park High School soccer ball team,
Prince Georges County champion,
opened defense Of its title by defeating
Laurel High, to o. in an opening
game In the county series here yester-
day.
Laurel girls salvaged some prestige
for their school by downing the Mary
land Park team in field ball, 8 to 2,
in another opening tilt.
Dominic Palmer, center forward, led
the Maryland Park soccer teams at
tack, scoring goal in each half.
Henry Halfpap, outside left, counted
the other. The Parkers were in front
Coach George sullivan Of Laurel,
despite the teams defeat felt the green
combination did well on the whole,
particularly the forward line.
Dorothy Fulton, center forward. and
Carrie Haslup. inside right, each scored
two goals in the field ball game for
Laurel. which led. to o. at the half.
Clara Bartz, right halfback, registered
the Parkers' lone tally.
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BRANDYw1NE LISTS GAME.

BRANDYWINE, Md, October g.
Brandywine base bali team has ar
ranged q game with Calvert A. G. for
Saturday, and Sunday will face the
Tigers in Q return contest. Both tilte
will be played on the Brandywine field
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u scores were as follows:
MOTHER international

4 MOTHER international masters
"A tournament, to be played in Czecho-
slovakia this month, is announced
The first four rounds will be played at
Tatra-Lomrfitz and the remaining
rounds at health resorts. The follow
ing IL players will take part: Kashdan
of the United States, Bogoljubow Of
Germany, Sultan Khan of England, L.
Steiner of Hungary, S. F1ohr and j.
Rejfir of Czechoslovakia, D. Noteboom
of Holland, V. Pirc of Jugoslavia, @.
Stoltz of Sweden, " Mikenas Of Lithu-
snia, j. Lilienthal Of Austria and v.
Petrov of Latvia.
The Lehigh Valley and city chess
championships are involved in tourna-
ment in progress at the Y. M. G. A..
Allentown Pa. Thirty players, record
number, have entered, and 1t is a two
point knockout affair. Chess appears
to be very much alive in the Lehigh
Valley
A letter has been received from the
Allentown club, inquiring whether a
team match could be arranged between
Allentown and Washington this Fall
or Winter at some point half way be-
tween these places.
End game No. IL, by Sam Lloyd; very
instructive: White-K on K, B on
ORR pieces. Black-K on KKt7,
Kt on KRIS, P on KR6-3 pieces. White
to play and draw.
HERE is the win of World Champion
j i DR.. Alexander Alekhine, from
Greenfield of Austria in the recent
team tournament at Prague. It is in
Alekhine's usual vigorous style.
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TAKE TE...IIS TITLES

HOT SPRINGS, Va, October 10 R.-
j. Gilbert Hall, former national clay
court champion, won the mems singles
championship IN the nineteenth annual
Fail tournament here.
The womens championship was won
by Joan Ridley OF London, England.
Hall defeated Harry G. Brlnie Of the
West Side Tennis Club, New York, Ga,
Ga, Ga.
Miss Ridley defeated Mrs. Elsie Gold
sack Pittman, also Of England, ca,
2-6, "a.
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MARINE TEAM IN GAME
Takes 81 Players to Play Langley
Field Tomorrow.

QUANTICO, Va, October l0.-Quan-
ttco Marine foot ball team was to leave
today for Langley Field, Va, where 1t
Will meet the team representing that
reservation tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
o'clock.
Thirty-seven Marine players were to
make the trip.
In games to date the Leathernecks
have defeated Naval Apprentice School
OF newport News, 80 to 0, and st.
Thomas College, IA to z.
Langley Field downed Campbell Col
lege. 20 to 6. and tied William and
Mary, Q to 6.
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GOLF WINNER AGAIN

TORONTO, October 10 R.-AdA
Mackenzie, veteran Canadian tourna-
rnent player, captured the women's
Canadian closed golf title for the
fourth time In the nine years 1t has
been In competition.
She defeated Margery Kirkham OF
Montreal, the defending champion,
and / In the 1e-hole final.
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GoNZAGA SENIORS WIN.

Gonzaga Highs senior class foot ball
eleven romped to q 800 win over the
Third Year B team yesterday at Com
zagA Field. Altman and Gregg each
scored two touchdowns and oowen
counted the other.
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CAGE SQUADS PRACTICE

Central and Eastern High basket ban
squads already are holding preliminary
practice, though the foot ball season Is
just getting well under way. Both have
lost valuable court players by gradua-
fioY1
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rL1uchd2WnswOliver cd, Callender l2l. r.
G Frasss Donshue ne Msllo' Sss oints
after touchdowns-De Meilo "a, piacenie rents;
2; Mevsan (O, drop-kicks; sheary III,
substitutions: Catholic Uniyersity-Baum-
g srerner:. stSnora: Confer; ,Callsndsr; Pail,
White. Hepburn, J. Na1iy. Mofiett. Maiey.
Sheary' Stapleton, John Lyons, Guarnieri,
Lauer, Donahue, Pyne, Preston, Earris, r.
Mcvean, Longo, Lennon, Doucha. Gallaudet
IAantow' Stack. Davis, Brown, Lanse. Ref
nan--Mr. Cummings (Boston C.J, Time OF
quarters-15 minutes.
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p itcher-Infielder Martin
Quickly Dubbed Outfielder
When Spied by Card Scout

This Is the second OF q series of
stories on the personality and career
of John Pepper" Martin.
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In Chess Circles
BY FRANK b. WALKER.

" B. WALKER won the f1rst game
- in his match with j. w. Byler
for the match championship
of the District, sponsored by
the District Of Columbia Chess League.
Byler won first move on the toss and
the opening was a queens gambit de-
clined. Byler sacrificed a pawn on his
tenth turn and followed it by sacrificing
knight on his twenty turn,
playing for mate. Walker avoided
the mating net, but Byler secured three
pawnS for his piece. In an exciting
ending, Walker queened a pawn first,
and Byler resigned on his forty-fifth
turn.
nR. ALEXANDER ALEKHINE fin
~ ished 26 rounds in the masters
international tournament at Bud,
JugoSlavia, without the loss of a single
game. He actually won IS games and
drew II, lost o. This is world record.
In the Vienna jubilee congress of 1898,
DR.. Tarrasch played SO rounds with the
loss of only two games, his total score
loss of 2712 wins, the same as Pills
bury's. This is not equal to Alekhine's
score.
Alckhine was opposed by all Of the
present-day strong players except
Capablanca, Euwe and the English
players. Bogoljubow was second, MINI
zowitsch, third, and Kashdan of the
United States was in a tie for fourth
place with Fqohr, Stoltz and Vidmar.
Cole, who won first prize in the Hast
ings tourney last Winter, ahead of
Capablanca, finished in thirteenth
place. Kashdan made a weak ending,
and appeared to be affected by the
strain. However, he drew both of his
games with Alekhine and won both
games from NimjowitSch.
The final scores were as follows:
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Score By halves:
Maryland Park ....................4 A6
Laurel NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
Goals-Palrner (2), Halfpap. Substitu-
tions-Brigulio for Lamp, Gavrilee for Bar
ker. Referee-Mr. Collier. Time Of halves
rs minutes.
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Oxon Hill. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. VI
Goals--ChAkalakis, Sellmen penalty.
eree-Mr. Zirekel. Time Of halves-25
minutes.
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ffs :sS :.::::::::: : ] Gas
ToychdewnsTsnS9mss; MSwrsy (2l sachs sAs:
stitutions swavely-Beck. Teeh-Wohlf4rth,
Bell. Dey. Weisman. Baxter. Qramlich.
man, HAtoe.
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ous games follow:


Touchdowns-De Stevens. Boyer, Bruin.
Point after touchdown-Boyer.
SubsttutionS: Western--Huston, Luckstt.
Davis, LYMAN. Alexandria-Becker. Referee
Mr.. Dfeifus. Umpire-Mr. Simpson. Lines
man-Mr. Tulloch.
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score Dy pcrlodS: A a
st. Adams. ..............., Sg
s. v. A.................... W.
Touchdovn--Shannon %. ". AZ. Point
after ouehdown--Lues (s: Y; A.. substi-
tutions: St. Albans-B, castle Tor Inone'
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Touchdowns-Maior. ,paEklsy,, al C sors,t9
Referee-Mr. Joxiek. Umplre-Mr. Ayers.
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NET today, though each Of these pin
i men has flashed some Of the form
expected, Lucky Strike IL tenth In
o 10-tearn league. It has won only
out Of gameA. and TO win those 2
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. B. WALKER won the flrst< game
- in his match with j. w. Byler
for the match championship
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eubstitutions: " L-Shron for Har-
ris. lake for simpson. Eastern--Adans for
Drake, Hurley for Wterschen1 ~
Referee-Mr. Early. Umpire-Mr OMearA.
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!. T. ss,;;;:is..........".. 2 g 3 %
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Outlaws of Eden
By Peter B. Kyne

learn the COW business. He did manage
to put up a little bit of culture and
uplift into the Hensleys. I made up
my mind to stay out OF Eden valley
and forget cows as a flrSt-aid TO max
ing a million dollars.
when my mother and aunts died,
was the sole heir to the Bar II Lana
and Cattle Co., and the corporation
was in excellent shape. There was
about 100000 in the bank and no
debts; there were 1900 head OF cattle.
and the ranch was unencumnered. l
decided to sell the cattle and lease the
ranch. RUDE Tenney, who was IN COM
mand of the ranch, classed the cattle,
so knew what I had and what they
were worth. wrote my attorney 70
see your father and try to make q
trade. It seemed the fair thing TO
do, to let him have first chance. Heo
always wanted all of Eden Valley. SO
he bought all the cattle and leased the
Bar H ranch for $50. 1000 9 year, Tor nve
years, with an option to buy the ranch
at any time prior to the expiration OF
the lease and on very easy terms.
1.-THE result was that early in 1920
7 found myself foot-loose and with
about half q million dollars cash IN
bank. Now, while I was in France I
secured q commission. My captain and
I got along splendidly together. I got
to know this man and to trust him and
admire him. In civil life he'd been gem
eral manager of large New York
stock brokerage house. He had about
$50 900, and he wanted to buy a seat
on the New York Stock Exchange and
20 into business for himself. But he
didn't have enough money to buy the
seat and fina1A, his operations
IT told him I'd finance nim-$lOO,-
600 in cash against his $4,000 m
cash. his experience and ability, and we
should be equal partners. We made
money from the day We opened our
doors.
"It was my partner who saw the
postwar panic in the offing. He begged
me, while the wartime prices of all
commodities were soaring, to raise all
the cash I could and be ready to pick
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him and his deluded followers wide
OPEN"
Vengeance was very sweet to a Ker-
shaw. Wen make them pay for 1t
through the nose then" she warned
him. For every bruise they inflicted
on you, Nate, dear, the price Of that
water must 60 up not less than rs cents
per acre-foot."
well. you're unnecessarily vindic-
tive" he complained: Don't worry
about me getting soft. When get
through with Forlorn Valley it'll be a
classic ruin. and after I've turned my
attention upon Silas Babson, it will
require q good man to lead that sorry
wretch to his meals-if any"
This ring will do nicely" said Lorry
dreamily. "It's gorgeous, darling"
And we'll spend our Summers In
Eden Valley and our Winters outside, -
he suggested.
She leaned against him O. little
YEARLY and held him tight, but did not
(To be Continued)
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SYNOPSIS.
Lorry Kershaw and Nate Tichenor are
survivors Of two warning families in Eden
Valley. Calf. Nate has returned. wealthy.
after years Of absence. Lorry. whose father
has Just died. has an encountered cattle
ranch on her hands. Nate and Owen Ker-
shaw, Lorry's brother, had been buddies IN
the World War. Nate ,Promised. owen AL, he
Babson. a .scheminR banker. who is on the
point Of foreclosinR or Lorry's ranch. Is
baked when Nate comes to- her aid. But
Babson hopes to secure water power sites
owned by Lorry and Nate. Babson discovers
that Nate is behind a power company WHICH
threatens ruin to the bankers plans BY
hopes to. get title to this wateT Nate tells
public meeting which B9bson has . called;
her ranch. falls in love With her; They
become engaged. Babson hires Pitt River
Charley. a half-breed, to assassinate Nate.
The attempt Is thwarssd; Charley tells tells
attempts to address the meeting. but the
crowd maltreats him; Lorry saves him oy
revolver Then she stops raid on the
newspaper ONCE and marches several raiders
to TAIL
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up the bargains when the crash came
My half interest in the brokerage
house made me about 100000 q year
and. was always in the market, always
guided by my partners advice. never
gambled. bought the stuff outright
collected my dividends, and when the
price rose took the profit. It was
novel and exciting, and little by little
I forgot that Eden Valley hadn't beer
that dam site we'd had in the family
for so years and knew its value.
decided that when was worth IS ,000,-
600 I'd quit, return to Eden Valley and
build q dam, buy out your lake sitG
and become a water and power mag.
nate on the scene of my lowly begin.
nings. So here I am"
And you say you're not a finan-
cier?"
"The lust for money has never over
whelmed me. find, too, that love
Eden Valley. I'm going to close out my
interests in New York and return here
in the Fall"
And that reminds me that I've sent
down to San Francisco for a ring, and
here 1t is. II it's too big, we'll have q
tuck taken in, and it it's too small OF
you prefer some other stone, I'll change
It," And he slipped on her finger q
square emerald worth at least a hun
bred steers. It was the first piece Of
jewelry she had ever owned and her
hot tears Of emotion baptized 1t. HeI
warm lips caressed 1t in a silent prom
Use he knew would never be broken.
Suppose we get married in a hurry
and make the New York trip q honey
MOON" he said.
She shook her head. Impossible
until dads estate has been settled.
can't leave here now. have to work
this outfit out Of debt, because I can't
afford trousseau until do. However
dear, you run on to New York, COM
plete your business there and when you
return We'll make those two mergers
you spoke Of. I'm too busy now. I've
got lot of those early calves still to
brand and I'll have to brand about q
thousand late calves In the Fall. don't
want to leave any worries behind me
when we go on our honeymoon"
Have 1t your own way" he agreed
He was disappointed.
"Babson hasn't quit" she reminded
him. I'VE have one more fight on our
hands. He'll wait until the local ex-
element is over and then pass around
his petition for permission to organize
the irrigation district"
well, we'll not hinder him, Lorry
want him to put his plans through
and after he has 1t completed well bust
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RALCIA

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Skin smoother instantly
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It contains bland oils that soften the
skin and smooth away roughness.
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Ifyour skin is only pretty good"
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That's where mos other leading mouth anisepcs fail Yet in spite
Of all that power Pepsodent Ansepc utterly safe when used
foil strength What weapon this new antisepe In the hight
against bad breath Cbecks bad bvaatb I to2
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GETS TODAY SENTENCE
Policeman's Memory Robs Colored
Man of Freedom.

Man Of Freedom.
Policeman @. e. Keynes memory cost
Kenneth Robinson, colored, 100 days
freedom in Police Court yesterday,
where he was arraigned for driving an
automobile without a permit.
Heyne told Judge Ralph Given he
was in court on another case five
months ago when Robinson was fined
for not having permit. While seated
on his motor cycle Sunday at Rhode
Island avenue and Monroe street north
east Heyne said he saw the colored man
driving car. He gave chase and ap-
pretended Robinson.
That's about the best memory
ever heard Of" remarked the court.
"One hundred and twenty days in jail"
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World Network Planned.

An international radio network will
broadcast a worlds championship
bridge game January 20, 1882, when 16
representative hands in as many differ
ent countries participate. according to
an announcement in New York City
last week by Ely Culbertson, the bridge
expert.
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KIN Of WASHINGTON
.TOCELEBRATE MASS
Rev. Richard B. Washington
to Conduct Services at
Yorktown October II.

Rev. Richard Blackburn Washington
of the Catholic Church Of the Sacred
Heart, at Hot Springs, Va, descend
ant of the family Of which George
washington was q member, will be
present and will take part in the exer-
cises to be held at Yorktown, Va, on
the occasion of the yorktown Sesqui-
centennial celebration october Is to 10.
on Revolutionary day." october II,
Father washington will celebrate holy
mass at yorktown, which will be at
tended by Marshal Henri Petain Of
France and his staff, with members of
the French diplomatic service in this
country.
The Catholic priest who will thus
participate in the Yorktown ceremonies
is a great-great-great-gr of John
Augustine Washington, brother of the
first President. He Is the son of
George Washington, whose father was
Col. John A. Washington, last of the
family to hold possession Of historic
Mount Vernon.
Father washington is also the great
great-grandson Of Richard Henry Lee
who In 1776 in the Second Continental
Congress made the motion that these
united colonies are Of right free and
independent states"
A convert to the Catholic Church.
Father Washington occupied a place of
honor in the House Of Representatives
in the Capitol in 1927 when President
Coolidge spoke regarding the 1882 BIZ
centennial celebration Of the anniver-
sary OF the birth of George Washington.
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Nurses tell ho,O to get
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