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MEMS AND Boys SHOES

Largest showing IN the
city OF R0vs' and Aen's Shoe
fer Spring and SuEMer-
Whites. Blacks. Br0was. eLc-
ALL SHOES GUARANTEED
SOLID LEATHER. Al P0P-
mar Prices.
Evening star., 1936-10-25

One glance and even O novice con tell
thot these were made to sell for much
hIoher price! Dress fobrics, oootlngs
(mony Of them so heavy you need no lin
inq) and fine suitines-crepes. tweeds.
veIours and nubby effects.
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I eaching Biddy
To Lay and Pay
BY A. 3. BRYAN

Seven Oaks poultry farm, two and
one-half miles from Spartanburg, S. c.,
is the laboratory in which T. L. Green
and his son, .. H. Green, have found
diverting interest and satisfying profit
III working out scientific poultry pro,
duction practices that led to heavier pro-
duction of large eggs. Incidentally, Seven
Oaks farm has become the center of
better-poultry community through the
sale of Matching eggs and baby chicks
to neighboring farmers.
1t is 10 years since 7. l.. Green.
growing tired of his grocery business il,
town, bought 10 IL acres of Piedmont
rolling land few miles from towr,
equipped it with poultry farm needs
and conveniences, and started out with
a determination to produce egg layers
that would be profit payers.
Skilifui Breeding
For seven years, Seven Oaks farm
has been the home of 1000 or more
large White Leghorns that average rs
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CHICKS They cost you less and every chick
is covered by INABILITY guarantee: You
assured more profits. Just try them. Mas
ter Bred Single Comb Reds, Barred, Buff.
White Rocks. Buff Orpingtons, Silver Laced
White Wyandottes $685. 1O0-$6.95 500
25. 1000-$67.5O. Large type White Leg
horns Brown. Buff LeghOrns, Anconas. Buff,
White Minorcas also Heavy Assorted 100
$6.45 500-$31.75 Jersey White, Black
Giants, New Hampsh Tres Brahmas. Austria
lorps $7.95: Assorted $40: Seconds $3.50.
Get prices Baby Pullets and Cockerels
We pay postage. Can ship COD. We
guarantee 1909 live arrival and replace any
you lose first two weeks half price. CataiOg
free. Matching every week Order direct
from al. CLOVER VALLEY POULTRY
FARM, Box 49, Ramsey. Indiana.
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a'i'El '|:lEI|

PREPARE NOW FOR. A BUSINESS
CAREER! Learn Gregg shorthand, book
keeping, correspondence. salesmanship, type
writing and other important subjects during
spare time. Lessons especially prepared for
home study by national authorities. Grad
yates highly recommended. Write today for
information and illustrated catalog,
Business Training Offers Greater Oppor-
tunities.' COMMERCIAL EXTENSION
Department All, Omaha. Nebraska
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ANIMAL SaHlkI|> VACCINE,

VACCTNATE YOUR OWN LIVESTOCK AND
SAVE. AntiHog Cholera Serum 75c per 100
&C: Hog Cholera Virus $1.65 per 100 &C;
Blackleg Bacterian Aggressin 7c per dose.
We have vaccines for all livestock diseases
Write for complete price list and FREE
INSTRUCTION BOOKLET. ANCHOR
SERUM COMPANY. 222 South Pennsylvania
Street. Indianapolis Indiana.
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If YOU AREE TO show them to friends, I'll
send you Snag- PROCEED Silk Stockings FREE
and show you how to up to $23 90 q
week. State Size. AMERICAN MILLS
Dept. G118. Indianapolis
Up to $32 in week. Sell great line of hosiery
backed by definite replacement guarantee
covering holes. snags runs. Write for
samples Quick. WILKNIT HOSIERY, Desk
73-J, Greenfield Ohio.
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MACHINERY

MACHINERY
MAKE MONEY GRINDING with our Wood
Frame STONE BURR GRIST MILL
Best for Grinding bread meal. Low Factory
Prices
AMERICAN MILL MANUFACTURING co.
Sales Manager, Winston Salem, N G..
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WEED BURN

NEW AEROIL WEED BURNER positively
kills all Notwithstanding stalks seeds
roots. 101 other uses. $4,000 in Write
for FREE Illustrated Folder No. 20. AEROTL.
West New York. New Jersey
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JUST SEND NAME AND ADDRESS and re-
celve free genuine numbered incense sur
prise trial packages of cosmetics and wonder
1ul agents proposition. Write quick KEY
oIoNE LABORATORY, Dept. 1S-X-9,
Memphis Tenn.
SELL COI4ORED FOLKS HAIR BEAUTIFIER
bleach Cream, Perfumes. Incense 400
PRODUCTS. Write for Free Samples. VALMOR
2741 FL. Indiana Ave- Chicago.
WANTED-ReIiable to handle our line of
high Class Nursery Stock Previous exper-
fence unnecessary. CASH PAID WEEKLY
W. T. HOOD & CO, Richmond, Virginia
AGENTS: Smash go prices! Santos Coffee
nc Id. 100 sticks Chewing Gum rec.
Christmas Cards 81 in box 14c $50 other
bargains. Premiums. CARNATION CO..
SG6, st. Louis. Mo-
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RAISE GIANT FROGS! Start Backyard! We
buy! Men and women. Attractive possbli-
ties. Free Book. Write AMERICAN FROG
CANNING COMPANY (2-S) New Orleans
La.
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ELECTRIC FENCES

ELECTRIFIED FENCES save SOea Battery
or power current operated. 30 days trial,
Information free. ONE-WIRE FENCE CO.,
Is-74, Whitewater, Wisconsin.
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NOTES ACCOUNTS CHA ms collected every
where No charges unless collected. MAYS
COLLECTION AGENCY. Somerset. Ky.
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DOLL WATERFALL; Beautiful assorted Silks
COttOns. Felvets, trial package 35c two
pounds 800 post paid. REMNANT STORE
DEPT. 8. Makanda, ILL.,
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ESTATES. Farms Country in Northern Vir-
Einia. Convenient to Washington. BUELL.
FARM AGENCY. Herndon. Fairfax County,
Virginia.
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LET Us TURN YOUR WOOI. INTO
BLANKETS. Tan and make up your Furs
and Hides for you. FUR TANNERY,
Mineral. Virginia.
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PpSTpAID-2 YEARS OLD highgrade Redleaf
Chewing. 10 pounds $3.50; Smoking $1.25
GUARANTEED. CURTIS ROGERS. Dresden
Tenn.
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COD. Rocks. Reds. Wyandottes Brown, white
Leghorns. Heavy Mixed. 1878 per 10O plus
postage. Immediate shipments MT.
HEALTHY HATCHERIES AND POULTRY
FARMS. MT. HEALTHY, OHIO.
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This hen laid 313 eggs in her puIlet
year.
or more eggs each per year. Aiding in the
good work. O. H. Green, son of 1. L.,
graduate of Clemson, the state agrlcul-
turaI college has joined his trained et-
forts with the fathers to make the best
better.
The Greens are frank to ascribe their
success to superior breeding stock, careful
management according to advice OF poul-
try specialists, and trap-nestlng.
eight or ten years would be too short
a time to breed up flock to lay as our
hens Law if we had started with poor
rundown stock but we didn't, sa'd
the senior Green. eve started with the
best obtainable by purchasing from a
breeder who was constant importer OF
h;gh-producing birds We then ordered
y pedigreed males. The results were so
favorable we have had for several years
hundreds of hens that produce 200 TO
400 eggs per hen yearly, and they are
some of the biggest White Leghofn
hens IN the South.
Trap Nests Don't lie
"Without the aid of trap-nests we
could have done little. The only way to
tell how many eggs hen lays is to
trap-nest her and count the eggs. Winch
hens are laying of-colored, badly shaped
or pee-wee eggs can be told in no other
way.
1--WE weed out hens that lay small
eggs. We have hens that produce eggs
weighing 70 ounces per dozen. Our pull
lets. because of their excellent body
weight and development at maturity
start off by laying large eggs"
Sales have spread to half dozen or
more states, with never dissatisfied
customer. The premium on eggs and
chicks sold for breeding has been a big
factor in the profit made at Seven Oaks.
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DOGS

COON, FOX BEAGLE. RABBIT and Combina-
ton Hounds. Pointers. Settlers Cheap. Trial.
Literature free. DIXIE KENNELS. B. "a,
Herrick, Ill.
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KODAK ROLL FILM DEVELOPED AND
PRINTED Csc. Heavy weight enlargement
from film: size SKI. use: Size 8x10, Csc. En-
Engagements copied from picture. Size SKI. 43c;
Size Sx1O 49c All work guaranteed. WILL
LIAM DANIELS STUDIO. ST. Raleigh,
N. G..
ATTENTION. IMMEDIATE SERVICE TO
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BEAUTIFUL NEvERFADE engagements,
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VICE. LACROSSE, WISCONSIN.
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FESSIONAI4 ENGAGEMENTS Guaranteed
Never Fade Prints, Csc coin. CENTURY
PHOTO SERVICE, Lacrosse, Wis.
ROLL DEVELOPED, Two Prints each and two
free enlargement coupons csc. Reprints &c
each 100 or more 1c. Christmas Cards 6Oc
Dozen. SUMMERS STUDIO Unionville
Missouri.
ROLL DEVELOPED PRINTED 15c. Reprints
1c HOWARDS, 2S47 JARVIS, Chicago.
ROLLS DEVELOPED. eight Quality prints Csc.
Reprints &c. Work processed by Eastman
Standard Formulas. NORTH STUDIO
North, S. G.
sPECIAL-Enlargement with roll developed
and printed csc. Reprints 10 for Csc. KEY
STONE PHOTOS 1925 N. Keystone, Chicago
ROLL DEVELOPED. NeverFade velox
Prints One ENLARGEMENT csc. JACK
RABBIT CO. spartanburg, S. Carolina.
ROLLS DEVELOPED TWO BEAUTIFUL
Double Weight Professional EnIargements
and guaranteed never Fade Perfect Tone
prints csc coin. RAYS PHOTO SERVICE.
Lacrosse. Wisconsin.
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CT ENSE(I3l3[I DEPARTMENT
zoe A WORD-CASH-WITH ORDER

Count each initial whole Orders must he
received at Asheve before 10th of month preceding
month of issue. e
THE STATE FARMER
Scenic Bldg. Ashevine N. C..
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Direct from manufacturer $4.98 post paid.
ACE ELECTRIC COMPANY. Columbus
Indiana.
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PATENTS OR INVENTORS

PATENTS LOW COST. Book and advice free
l.. F. RANDOLPH. Dept. 717 Washington,
u. G..
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$500 up, LETTERED. DELIVERED, GUAR
ANTEED. Free Catalog. MARBLE
GRANITE FACTORY. A-70, Oneco. Fla.
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400 MARCH 300-EGG DOUBLE PEDIGREED
MATING HANSON COCKERELS $4OC. 500
3OO-egg double pedgreed sired, and four
generations high pedigreed females. cockerels.
500 pullets April 81. 90. May Matched $3.50.
Big English twelve weeks pullets Use. Six
teen weeks 9Oc. Laying $125. Y&arlinR
hens $10O. Half Cash. half COD. LEG
HORN LAND. Box A. Stuarts, Draft va.
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WANTED-Hear from parties interested gold
silver ores, buried hidden treasures
Bergman's instrument $500. Particulars
free. HENRY BERGMAN. Box 30eD.
Springfield, Missouri.
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HARDY ALFALFA SEED $40. Grimm $3.50
White Sweet Glover $3.50 All 60 b. bushel.
Track Concorlia. Return seed if not salts
fled. GEO. BOWMAN, ConcOrdia. Kansas.
STURDY GARBAGE PLANTS Postpaid, 200
soc; 40O-$1.OO Expressed 1000 ]. 90;
5,O0O-$4.0O. MELLINGER'S North Lima.
Ohio.
MILLIONS Cabbage, Onion COllard Plants:
Best varieties: 1,OOO-$1OO; 1O,OOO-$6.OO
Satisfaction Guaranteed. r. Il. LANkFORD,
Franklin, Va.
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CHICKS THAT SATISFY

Blood Tested - Greensboro Matched. Short
shipping - Stronger Chicks.
1000 Live Delivery.
Shipments Prepaid SO 100 500
AAA Hollywood VIII LeghOrns $5.25 $9.95 $3.50
White Leghorns English Type) 4.50 $50 1000
Reds. OrpngtOns, Wyandottes $50 $50 1000
Barred Rocks and White Rocks 4.5O $50 1000
Heavy Mixed 400 75O $50
Special Prices on Large Shipments.
All Chicks carefully selected Shipping in
large OverSizel boxes guarantees arrival in
good condition-nO danger of overheating
enrOute.
CAROLINA HATCHERIES. Dept. NJ,
Ell East Sycamore Street. Greensboro. N G.
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ATTENTION! IMMEDIATE SERVICE TO
ALL. S SUPERTONED prints and two
BEAUTIFUL NEVERFADE engagements
Csc Work Guaranteed. FOX PHOTO SER
VICE. LACROSSE, WISCONSIN,
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ROLL DEVELOPED, PRINTED 15c. Reprints
1c. HOWARD'S, 2947 JARVIS, Chicago.
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SPECIAL-Enlargemen with roll developed
and printed csc. Reprints 10 for 25c KEY
STONE PHOTOS, 1925 N. keystone, Chicago
ILL.,
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ROLL DEVELOPED. Never-Fade Velox
Prints One ENLARGE CEMENT 25c JACK
RABBIT CO. Spartanburg, S. Carolina.
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ROLLS DEVELOPED, eight Quality prints 25c
Reprints &c. Work processed by Eastman
Standard Formulas. NORTH STUDIO.
North, S. G.
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ROLL DEVELOPED, Two Prints each and two
free enlargement coupons csc. Reprints &c
each. 100 or more 1c Christmas Cards Coo
Dozen. SUMMERS STUDIO Unionville,
Missouri.
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TWO BEAuTIFuI. DOUBLE WEIGHT PRO
FESSIONAL ENLARG EMENTS. Guaranteed
Never Fade Prints Csc coin. CENTURY
PHOTO SERVICE, Lacrosse, Wis.
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ROLLS DEVELOPED = TWO BEAUTIFUL
Double Weight Professional Enlargements
and guaranteed never Fade Perfect Tone
prints csc coin. RAYS PHOTO SERVICE,
Lacrosse Wisconsin,.
The Washington times., 1936-02-08
Brick Price Advances

NEW YORK, Feb. 8 QN.S9!
The price for common brick was
advanced today 81 a thousand
Current reports in the trade I'M
dicate that sales for 1895 may
show a 40 per cent increase over
last year. -
The Washington times., 1936-02-08
20 iva Rssasiss Psal

Want to double your chlc-ano'
your sweater supply, in one fell
swoop? A twin-Sweater sets both
easily and quickly knitted, with
Jacket and blouse in simple nubby
stitch. For q three-piece ensemble,
follow the accompanying skirt pat
tern. Nice for spring in sports
yarn or three-fold Saxony.
Pattern 10T7 comes to you with
directions for making the jacket
and a plain knitted skirt in sizes
16 to 18 and 38 to 40; an illustra-
ton of them and of all stitches
used; material requirements. Price
10 cents.
Pattern 1918 comes to you with
directions for making the blouse
shown and a plain knitted skirt in
sizes 10 to 1S and SO to 40; an
The Washington times., 1936-02-08

illustration of the blouse and q
all stitches used; material reQtIi
mentS. Price 10 cents.
Send 10 cents in stamps OF coin
(coin preferred) for each pattera
GO cents for both) to The WASH
ington Times Needlecraft Depart
ment, SO Eighth Ave-, New York
N, Y,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-09-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE

OGameS Behind Leader.
Yesterdays Results
All games postponed, rain.
TOday'S Games
PittaburRh ct New York (2).
chicago at Boston (2).
a.. louis at philadelphia ~.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn (2.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-09-16
Problems
Settled By
D. {. Body

Business at the D. C. Boxing
Commission is more than good
these days. It's terrific, what
with all the questions to be
solved, rules to be enforced on
parties with problems and ap-
prevails of future bouts.
To prove the point, the boys
got together in another Of those
important meetings yesterday and
ironed out several Give" queS-
lions. Items threshed out were:
/. Jack Portney's suspension
will be lifted when he fills an
engagement to fight Phil Fur 20
rounds.
2. FRANKIE Blair, suspended for
so days, from August IA, 1886,
and thereafter until he produces
physicians certificate as to in
jured hands. This in all MIA.
jurisdictions. His suspension in
District of Columbia will stand
until he fulfills contract to box
Lew Raymond, or until Messrs.
Turner and Ahearn release him
from that contract.
3. Sixty days probation for
Harry Groves, for violation of
ring rules. If rules are violated
while on probation. six months
suspension to follow. He was
charged with coaching a boxer
during rounds and not keeping
his seat.
4. Jack Tierney (Gallagher's
corner), suspended so days from
September Is, 1886, for violating
ring rules and for failure to
honor commissions request that
he appear before commission.
S. Tiger Boy williams approved
as an opponent for Champion
John Henry Lewis here Oct. I.
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in line with his 1852 mark, and
Bill Moore, who learned the finer
points of baseball under the criti-
cal eye Of Charlie "Chief" Guyon,
follows with 1850. Incidentally,
Moore is the Lou Gehrig Of the
nine with 20 home runs.
G-MenSBow to BalIston
Birch is scheduled to climb the
hill Friday night, when BallSton
meets Heinrich Brewers under the
lights at BallSton Field.
Bureau Of Investigation, con-
sidered by many the strongest
sandlot team in Washington; Mil
Ter Furniture. champions Of the
Industrial League, and Clarendon
A. c., champions of the Old Do,
minion League, have fallen be-
fore Ballston's attack.
The st. Mary's Celtics and Cor
don Cafeteria are Ballston's jinX
teams. The Celtics defeated Ball
ston three times and Gordon beat
them twice. BallSton won one each
from Gordon and Celtics.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-09-16

OF course, Elmer P. will admit
today, tomorrow and any time that
his charges haven't a chance in
any game; but it wouldn't be
Hap" if other observations were
voiced.
At that, the teams prospects for
Fridays game are not as bright
as they could be, one reason being
Coach Elmer P. hasn't found any
one to take Francis Crimmins'
place in the backfield; that is, any
one to suit the mentors idea.
Best Ground Gamer
Crimmins last year was Elmer
P.'S best ground gamer also
best punter Stanley Wells may
fill the gap =. but Stanley isn't
the hurry, burly player of the Grim
Minis type.
Stanley promises to fill the bill
in other ways, however such as
passing and field generating
and may even develop into a pol
ished punter by the time Elmer p
gets through with him.
Elmer p, incidentally, likes the
spirit his boys have shown in prac
tice sessions. wonder if that's
Elmer P.'s first slip-up that maybe
another championship team is in
the molding at Tech. Elmer p
has made cracks like that before
=. and championships have been
won.
But then. Fridays game will
give all those interested an idea
of how the Trainers may fare this
season. Elmer P. IS anXiously
awaiting the event at any rate. .
and you can be sure the mentor
will tell his boys how good or bad
they are Immediately after the
first play.
Interesting Games
The high school gents have
several interesting games ahead
Of them this season q
thorough peep at their respective
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-09-16

his DrOCnef CnarleS b1rQ1e
McQuinn is writing history in
BallSton and Washington sandlot
circles. He manages the powerful
BallSton A.C. which has won 50
games out Of go, defeating some Of
the strongest semipro and sandlot
teams in this vicinity.
Besides handling the managerial
reigns, Charlie finds sufficient
time to play regularly with his
team. He plays either the infield
or the outfield, and is boaSting a
1852 average.
Birch Strikes EN- Out
However, Orlando Birch, 19-year.
old right-handed pitcher, deserves
more credit than any one member
Of the crsN'k Ballston aggregation
for its success on the diamond dur
ing the current season. This young
man has worked in Is games, win
ming II and losing but one, a rec
ord that any pitcher would be
proud to own. He has averaged II
strikeoutS per game.
The best performance Birch
turned in this season was against
the Vienna A. c., a strong team,
If there is a strong team. He
went into the game in the second
inning with two outs and three
men on the bases. He struck out
the batter on three pitched balls
and then famed Is in the next
seven innings. Clark Griffith,
president of the washington
Griffmen, plans to take young
Birch to Orlando, Fla, next sea-
son for thorough tryout.
Archie Via. formerly Of Ball
ston High School. is the leading
hitter on the team. with q batting
average Of .371: McQuinn Is next
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-09-16

schedules tell Central has
Westinghouse High, st. Johns
Prep, Waynesboro High, Of Penn
sylvania, and Newport News High,
on list besides its inter-high
skirmisheS.
Eastern has Gonzaga, st.
Johns, Calvert Hall and Dewitt
Tech has George Washington
High, Episcopal and Gonzaga
and Western has st. Johns,
Westinghouse, Petersburg High
and Gonzaga RooSevelt's
schedule has not been announced
yet.
On the whole 1t looks like a
real campaign and speaking
Of campaigns, the TechCentral
game is on Election Day this fall
adding just that much more
excitement to that particular day
as if the Tech-Central game
itself won't be exciting enough.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-09-16
Army Gridders
Must Replace
Seven Men
BY FRANK BUCK" O'NEHL
Army'S football eleven advances

by FRANK BULK O'NEALL
Army's football eleven advances
with the rest of the field into that
stage where its offensive is taking
definite form and where the
coaches are shaking solemn fin
gers at the boys, telling them that
the "Navy'S gonna catch 'em, II
they don't watch out"
It's a long way from September
is to the battle of Philadelphia,
but everybody from Lieut.. Col. j.
L. Devers. graduate manager Of
athletics through the irrepreSsible
Capt. Russell Red" Reeder, is
working into a fine fret over dire
happenings to develop somewhere
along the line. There's a terrific
schedule to be played. Yale, Notre
Dame and the rest Of them
Mighty tough, to be sure, and yet
the thought persists that Army
will put a team on the field that
will measure up to West Point
standards.
Seven men have put away the
Cadet gray to wear the Army blue.
OF course the Army doesn't wear
blue any more. It wears olive drab,
but regardless of that, seven Of
the boys have laid away the dress
Of Hell on Hudson" and are serv-
ing on the farflung outposts Of
Army service.
Capt. Bill shuler, Eddie Grove,
Necrason, Wolf, Clifford, True
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