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NUCTIONS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. U, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10U, 19T . AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS. | AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS. € G Sloa;:& Co., Inc., Auctioneers Attractive Sale of 1) Household Goods, Personal Effects, etc. At Publi H Within Our Galleries 715 13th St. ; Saturday, February 12th, 1921 at 10 From Estates, Private Owners, Storage in part. Dutch quetrie Valuable Wable, 40 Oak Burewus aud Chiffoniers, 100 Automobiles, etc. Terms: Cash. nglunder Folding And at 12 m. 715 13th St. ¢ Auction A.M. Concerns and Others: Bureau. Mah Hall Clock, TOMORROW. N & Two- 163 Auction. By authority vested in us we will sell at auction in front of the premises on FRIDAY. PEBBRUARY 11, 30 O'CLOCK P.M., part of lot 6 in squ 0x83 feet). : $350 cash, urranged on e13y sarms o suit pirch: s to suit S r allowed 15 days to complete Further particulars at time of tory Frame Dwelling No. th Street N.W. at A degosit of SIN required at THOS. J. OWEN & SON. fesat Anets. ADAM A Wi i, AGCTIONEER. LLING. 6 ROOMS % BARRY PLACE, MAN AVE. W.. BY AUC- TWO-STORY FRAM AND BATH. NO. RETWE AROV TIO By virtue of authority vested in the under- signed, 1 will offer for zale by public_suction in_ front the premi on FRIDAY. THE v AY OF FEBRUARY. 1921, AT FOU the following described real estate situate in the city of Washington, District of Columbia, to wit: Lot N fth A FLORIDA AVE. . 838 in square 2573, improved by frame dwell- ., & room . latrobe heat, coal range: ted at § PTerms: Cash of $200 required at Terms of sile to be complied ¢is reserved nd cost of five days’ ad- sme newspaper <hington, All convey- mue stamps and Dotary R. 921 DAYS. time of sale with in 30 dass. ot o reseli the prope iting purch: of the de vertisemen fees ut purchaser’s o ADAM A WES fe3-d&dx exSu FUTURE Auctioneer. Pa. ave. n.w. RS DETACH- 0. 3711 INGO- being instrument No. 118, December 13, 1 1920, among the land recorded December 29 records of the District of Coiumbia. and at the Tequest of the party secured therehy. the un- detsigned trustees will sell at public_auetion in, front of the premises. on MONDAY, THE FOURTEENTH DAY OF FERRUARY. A.D. 3921, AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M.. the following descrited Iand and premises, situ. ate in the Distric bia, and designated a3 and being lot 5, n Md., called per plat recorded of the records of the or of the District of Co- «t to building restriction line as ct to a prior deed ie smount over said Trpst to be paid in cash. A deposit of $500 bhe required mupon accepiance of b recording and revenue stamps at s cost. Sale to be closed within 15 . Gtherwise deposit forfeited and prop. erts may be resold at risk and cost of de- “ fauitioz purchaser after five days’ advertising -.of such resale in some Dewspaper published in Washington, D. C. BEN T. WEBSTER. JAMES E. SCHWAB, Trustees. . AUCTIONEEK. fe3-d&ds,exSt ADAN A7 WESCHLI Receivers’ Sale of the Valuable Plant and Real Estate of the National Vaccine and Anti- = toxin Institute at No. 1313 U 27 Street N.W. Also Unimproved Lot Adjoining on the East and Three-Story Brick Dwelling No. 1509 U Street N.W. : By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court @€ the District of Coiumbia. Equity No. 38137, Wb undersigned receiver will offer for sale at pablic auction in front of the respective prem- on MONDAY, THE FOURTEENTH DAY ¥ RRUARY, 1. COMMENCING AT THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M.. all of jot 18 oot on U st. n.w., by ~—the fuil de lot 17. In square 189, improved v_modern laboratory and oftice 3T st now.. equip- | ‘neluding Ehts. | virtue of a certain deed of tri | March =24, 1 being paper N 3 1 March 24, 1920, “awiong th ! the District of Colnmbla, | the parties secured the trutees will sell at CENTH DAY 0 . AT TWO O'CLO('K P.M named in said deed of trust, to-wit: Rath and | | shower bath, four barber chairs, seven wirrors| | and all other equipment nec to a barber shop. now owned by maker of said trust. ‘Terms: Cash. 1£60,10.11 TTADAM AW Household Furniture, Talking Machines, Pianos, Wall Paper Carpets, Rugs, Automobiles. Ete, for Account Storage] Charges, Attorneysand Others. By Public Auction, AT WESCHLER'S. 920 Pa. Ave. N.W. Saturday, commencing 9:30 a.m. 47 Practica 'w American Walnut Dining Room Chairs. Malogany Dining Room Suite (10 pieces). Jacobean Dining Koom Suite (81 es). Mahogany Cabinet Grafonola, 10 Ma liogany Cabinet Talking Machines, Upri Piano. Mahogany and Oak Dressers, Chiffuniers and Dresing Tables, Brass and Enamel Beds Springs and Maltresseq, Leather Parlor Suite, Living Room Suite (3 pleces), Lace Curta Tablecloths, Cutlery, Ladies’ Mahogany and Walnnt Desks, 10 Round Lunch Tables, Side boards, Extension Tabies, Sewing Machines. Couches, Go-Carts, Wardrobes. Malogauy Up- Holstered Arm rators, 20 Rolls Wallpaper, Burber Chair, Cuke Mizer. New | G ivanized Tron Ple Racks, Carpets. Rugs. etc. AT 12 O’CLOCK NOON Touring Cars, ’19 Dodge De- livery, 1920 2-ton Auto Car Truck and 1920 Garford 1}4-ton Truck, Pneumatic Tires, both in fine condition, by order Attorneys for Bankrupt; Ford Delivery by order Assignees; Tires and Tubes, various sizes. Terms: Cash. fe10-2¢ ADAM A. WESCHLER. Avct. Thomas Dowling & Co. Aucts. Phone Main 2987 | | Regular A_u—ction Sale of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at Our Auction Rooms 910 Penna. Ave. N.W. SATURDAY, Feb. 12! at 10 O’CLOCK A.M. Consisting of Upright Piuno: Crescent Mal Cae: Phonograph: Mshogany Dining-Room | fot. 9 pleces; Over-stuffed Living-Room Ret: | Mai Rockers: China Closets; Huffets; Ext. ! Tables: Di Room Chairs: Circass H nut Bedro Brass Reds: | Sprin 3 pressers: D ' rx: Mahogany . ; or in | Eparate paris, subject fo the approval of the | domrt. Lot 16 IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER, st 10 feet front on U st. now.. by o ot 17, in_square 159, unim- proved. adjoining the above parcel on the east. > IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER, Rot 15, in square 189. together with mprove- ents, consisting of & three-story brick rest- .’ No. 1500 U st. n.w., subject to an in- <cambrance of $3.800. Terms and further information will be fur- mished upon application to the undersigned re- eoiver. + THE MUNSEY TRUST COMPANY, Receiver. 3 By C. H. POPE, Viee President. Washington, D. C. AUCTIONEER. ED REAL ESTAT! By virtue of a_cert recorded in Liter N nd Ter NO. 107 5th ST. N.E. n deed of trust duly folio 434 et seq., of istrict of Columbia, for sale he premives, on TFTEENTH DAY OF FEB- r FOUR-THIR lowing described land tie city of Wash- and designated sixty-two (62) in 3 bn S. L. Hodrick’s subdivision of Tots in square numbered cight hundred and (A39), us per plat recorded in Book 20, . in the surveyar's office of the District of Columbia. together with a right of way over the rear three (3) feet of lot fwents two (22) dn suid ~quure. beginning for the same e porihwest corner of said lot twenty-two (22) and runsing thence easterly twelve and »>.xteenone hundredths (12 16100 ce routh three (3) feet, thence west e bundreditia (12 16-100) th thiee (3) feet to the z. and subject to right of three (3) feet of s £ with the 5 ec story aud Lasement brick Sth st ne Oe-thi of the purchyse i cash. balance n the cptal payable in and two years, © 7 per ceatum per annum. pay- i liy, from day of sale, mecured by deed of trust upon the property soid, or all cash at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of $200 will be required at time of sale. All converanciug. recordiug. revenue stampa, efc., &t cont of porchaser. Terms of sale to be compiied Wit within 30 days from day of male. otherwire the fFustee reserves the right 20 resell the property at the risk and cost of defauiting purchaser. nfter fire days® adver. fisement of such tesale In some newspuper published in Washingtou, D¢ AMEKICAN SF ¥ PANY, by CHARLES J. BELL, President, Trustee 11007 (Beal) At TAMES ¥ fe3 d&ds exSu “TADAM AT WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER. — 'Bankrnpxc,\' Sale of 1920 Garford Secretary. 124-Ton Truck, 1920 Auto Car, 2-Ton Truck, Adding Machine, Office Furniture, Etc. By virtue of 3 order of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia dated February 7, 3921, holding a bankrugtcy court in re Edward D Means, bankrupt No. 1238, the undersigned Wil sell by public auciien at Weschier's, 920 Pa_ave. n.w . SATCRDAY, FEBRUARY 12th, 1921, at 12 O°CLOCK NOON, 1920 Garford 1% fon truck. pneumatic tires: 1920 2-ton Auto- car Truck. poenmatic tiees in front: both in excellent condition; Garford truck used very Betle. ALSO AT 2 O'CLOCK P. M. st No. 923 Ja. ave. n.w : Burrougis adding 3] Smith 1y pewrit dried appies, etc. HAWKEN & HAVELL, Attoineys for Bankrupt, Oalpmbien. TRUST COM. ! : Other ‘Carpe hogany Davenr euports: Antigu Rugx; ALSO AT ELEV O’CLOCK A.M. Packard Touring Car, 1919 Dodge Delivery and other Cars i i i and Trucks i fe10-2t { 08 N & SON, AUCTIONEE] BALD OF VALUAPLE THREE- ETORY BRICK DWELLING NO. 1360 COLUMBIA RD. N.W. By virtue of a certain deed of trast duly in Liber No. 4363, follo 433 et seq., of the land records of the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured there- by, the unders) trustees will sell at pub- lic auction, in front of the premises, on MON DAY, THE FOURTEENTH DAY OF FEBRU. ARY. A.D. 1821, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. the foliowing described land and premixes. sit- uate in the District of Columbia, and desig- nated as and Leing lot 94, in Joseph M. Car- mods’s suldivision of part of block 34 (now | sauare 2854); Colgmbin Helghts, ‘as per plat recorded in Liter County 23, folio 127, of the records of the office of the surveyor of the District of Calumbia; subject to covenants of record; ct, alw, to two prior deeds of trust aggregatiog $6.500. sale: All cash over said deeds of trust. Convesancing, recording and revenue stamps at purchaser’s cost. A deposit of $250 required at time of xale and the purchaser al- lowed 30 days to complete the purchase. Fur- ther particulars at time of sale. EMANUEL SPEICH WILLIAM J. VICKERY, fe5-a&ds.exBu Trustees. “THOS. 3. OWEN & 80N, AUCTIONEERS, — RUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE TATE, IMPROVED A ) STORY BRICK RESIDENCE NO. STREET X.W. et o By virtue of a_certain deed of trust dul recorded in Liber No. 4388 folio 13 At The land records of the Diztrict of Columbia. and at the request of the party menred there: Ly, the underugned trastees wil sell at pablic avetion, in front of the premiscs, on TUES. DAY FHE FIFTERNTH DAY OF FENRUALS, A.D.'1921, AT FOUB-THIRTY O'CLOCK P.M . ibe following described land and premises, situate in the County ef Washington, Districi of 'Columbis, and designated as and being fot 116 in Jsmes D. Hobbs' subdivision of lots in square south of square 2827 of Harry B.| Willson's subdivision as per plat recorded in the office of the survesor for the Diatrict of Columbis, in Liber 40, at folio 133, subject to of fecord, together with the Ohe-third of the purchass | money 10 be paid in casl, balance in two equal Tustaliments, puyable In one and two years. | With interest A1 A% per cent per annum. pay: | Sble. seini annually, from sy of sule, sécored By deed of trust upon the property sold: o all Cash, e the option of the purchaser. A de: Dosit of $250.00 will be required &t time of | REAL All_ conveyancing, tecording, _revenue amps. etc.. at of purchawr. ‘Terms of le to be complied with within thirty days from duy of sale: otherwise the trustees re- serve the right to resell the property at the risk nod cost of defaulting purchaser, after %' advertivement of such resale in some mewspaper published in Washington, . C. DANIEL C. HY, ARTHUR G. BISHO _ fet.dhdeeBy RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. /GRAND ATLANTIC NEW OWNERSHIP MANAGEMENT Yirginia ave. near beach. Capaeity, 800. Private batis, ruining water, elevator. $4.00 per day up. Special weekly. . Booklet. Aute meets trains. RESORTS. MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE | LON Cablegrams : “FHotel Cecil, London.” ’ { ] ATLANTIC CITY,N.J |1 An Amenican Plan Hotel ' iof Distmctionend Real Comfort | FIREIROOF GARAGE. CAPACITY 600. fa a Home in the “/City of Robust Health. Hotel Morton Capacity, 300, Private Baths. Always open. E. d_PA _COPE, Props. NEW ORLEANS. 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Administration notification as to the trial of case relating to the validity of the paper writing, dated the 16th duy purporting to be the last wi And codicil of Ca having b return this order an wit, wae xaid pap 191! tion of said will; wax undue intrigue, fraud or artifice used ou deceased to procure “the execution of sai hall be in the W week for the wai WILLIAM HIT THEODORE COf Wills for the District the Probate Court, ., De trict of Columbin Court —In the mat r of Ed Diatrict of Columbia: the raid Edward D. Means bankrupt, and that th ACCREDITED 1202 F St. Maln 8671 S ————— at which time t prove their clain smite the bankrupt meeung, RALFH D, 1 Bankrapter. 9 ashington, 'D. therine’ Hurley Piper. deceased.— d Johm Aloyklun Huriey it is this 18tk day of January, 1921, . duted March the last will and testament of decoased wan deceased of sound mind at time of execu- lished once a week shington Law Reporter and twice a © period in The Evening f_Columbla, 22.27, BANKRUPTCY NOTICES. IN_THB Fl"i'ic'i;im'(;n'mfi'r OF TiE DIS: olding n city of Washington, Notfee in hereby glven that on the 7th duy of Februar nd transact wach other business ‘as wny properly come o1 ence. this office, Koom ock p.m. tructing o _girls’ National Train d_Reservolr plans chief . Dis. Deposit of § to_insnre return J. THIL KUTZ, MABEL CES. T Attorney. Probate Court.— Docket 51,—The the fssues in this of Mareh, 1915, 11 and testament el down for trini 1. and that id insuex, to influence, duress, A paper writing, or four weeks Star. (Sea ttest: puty Register of Clerk ot 12 Rankruptey dward D. Means, on AD. 1 & duly ad ¢, ex- bafore said 'ER, Referce Who Moves You § Is Just as Important as Where You Move: Phone Main 6500—-Our padded vans and espericnced and careful men are at_your service. Stornge In onr fireproof furniture warehouse ut ressonsbic rates. Merchants’ Transfer & Storage Co. 920-922 E Street N.W. 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Truly! % Your druggist eells a tiny bottle of “Freezone” for a few cents, sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and the cal- Juses, without soreness or irritation. Sore Throat or Mouth You should keep the throat and mouth clean and healthy. Any discase that attacks the canal through which must s the food we eat, the beverages we nk and the very air we breathe isa seriousmatter. Why neglect Sore Throat or Sore Mouth when TONSILINE makes it 5o easy for you to get relief? ‘TONSILINE is specially prepared for that one purpose. TONSILINE does its full duty—you can depend upon it. Keepa bottle in the house—swhere you can get it quickly when needed. 35, and 60c. Hospital Size, $1.00. Yourdruggist sclls TONSILINE, tablets s Be sure you get - Chapfield pocke GAME MAY DECIDE TITLE Tech Unbeaten, and Western, Next | in Line, Meet in Basket Ball ! Series Tomorrow. T Whether Tech will go through to another high school basket ball title ‘]m-h;«hh‘ will be decided in the Coli- | 1M tomorrow afternoon when the one of the Mests an and Gra: two be championship to played. The tean. with four vi y starts. will be n serien IMa 1Htorie In us ma It Western for the second time this Keason und w viciory will about clinch | the Lonors for the Manual Trainers. Should p rn win, It will have a i victories against one { deteat ding it to the top of the ‘I heap There + team ch noscd is little to choose between In their last encounter, out Western by a point fter the latter had held the lead reater part of the way. Since, has lost through g Tech star player, while Western improving steadily. If it naqui vel should sailing to the finish and Eastern are sched- | uled to meet in the second game of the double-heades. Although Kast- ern has thematical chance in the championship race, the game holds little interest for ‘thoss outside the two scho Eastern is favored to win St. John's and Georgetown Ireps, who are to play in I n gymnasium, holastic sched- complete tomorrow's & fule | jyirorzetown Prep and Western Hikh School te Ehared victories yesterday, the Western Midgets de- featin the Junior Prep TRetown's team at Garrett tk downed the Western Seconds, 2% The Garrett Parkians will en- ain the Gonzaga quint today. _N‘, Alban’s defeated Friends School. 5 to 16, in well contested game. ‘d all of his eleven from the foul line, Sophomorer and senlors pointed the Wity to juniors and freshmen, respec- tively, in class games at Central Ih[,’_h. The sophis won, 20 to 8, and the senjors, to 14 Tech’s reserve team stopped Com- pany ', Maryland National Guard, in 16-to-11 game, played in Hyatts- vil aturday the big Tech quint will go to Warrenton, Va., for a game With the high school ther, St. John's College triumphed over the Diamond Athletic Club seconds in a 16-10-5 engagement. Junfor High School basketeers have started the second semester series of interclass games. Coach Connolly has scveral teams playing. Steward Business College’s winning streak of eleven games was ended yesterday in the Business gymnasium, en _the Business High five took a 20-to-17 contest. Ferber of the win- ners made eight floor goals, and Den- nis, new Business guard, played a sturdy defensive game. R.R. Y. M. C. A. FIVES IN REAL STRUGGLE Auditors and Freighters of the Terminal R. R. Y. M. C. A. League went through a real battle yesterday before the former won, 23 to 19. The i leading at the end of half, but the Freighters 28 to 10, tosses first braced and kept the result in doubt until the final minute of play. Rich- ardson, Black and Neviaser starred for the winners, while Pinkstaff, Hoyt and Bray were best of ‘the losing quint. Lafayette Athletic Club ran its vie- tory string to fourteen, when it van- quished the Y. M. C. ‘A. Arrow Re- serves, 36 to 14. Laifsky, McQueeney. Biron,” Bush, Goodman, Lewis and Poole were in the game for Lafayette. The first two named scored four floor goals each. U. §. §. Mayflower mallors downed the Fort Myer quint, 35 to 25. The winners outclassed the Fort Myer men at passing, but were not so ac- curate at shooting. Congreas Heights Yankees took the measure of the Frederick Y. M. C. A. in 4 59 to 42 game played in the Maryland town. Heddons continued his ‘excellent goal shooting for the Yanks, scoring fourteen times from scrimmages. Circle Athletic Club trounced the Orioles, 20 to 15. Johnson led at scoring for the winners. Daggerts was best of the losers. Delta Chapter, E. M. S. defeated Alpha Alpha Epsilon, 32 to 16, in a; contest in Ingram gynasium. Van ickler's playing featured the Delts' game. tomac “euncil clinched the Knights of umbus League title when it scored its ninth straight vic- jtory in a 37 to 13 game with Wash- o The Potomacs will go | ington Council. to Alexandria tonight for an engage- ment with Fitzgerald Council. Grace Athletic Club Juniors beat the Roamers, 51 to 11. Girton and Chaconas were mainly responsible for Grace's overwhelming success. Diamond Midgets mosed out the U Street Midgets in a 15 to 14 game. A scrimmage goal made in the final thirty seconds of play decided. Ingram Girls will have as their guests tonight the War Risk repre- sentative sextet. Play will start at § lock. Elllott Athletic Club wants to meet the Yosemitgs. Harry Godwin, tele- phone Lincolh 4784, will receive chal- lenges. ioux Athletic Club desires matches with 125-pound quint; For games | write A. Murray, 416 10th street southeast, or teléphone Lincoln 4663, | after 4:30. iphany Tigers want a Friday | t contest with some 135-pound | n team. Telephone L. Biron, Franklin | 1438-J, between 5:30 and m Columbia Athletic Club, which is in- volved in a dispute with the United | States Railroad Administration s to | the victor in a 32-30 game played by the teams in Wilson Normal gym Sat- urday night, wants to meet the rail- rouders on a neutral floor. Oakland Athletic Club Is scheduling games. Send requests for contests to znager W. F. Wolf, 2415 Girard t northeast, or télephone Main between § a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Eastern Athletic Club reserves, who | downed the Miltons 19 to 10, want a | Saturday game with some 115-pound team. Write Roy Bastin, 1418 Penn- | sylvania avenue southeast. College Basket Ball. Navy, 50; North Carolina, 24. V. M. 1, 60; Florida, 20. V. P. L, 31 Collegian Stars (Balti- more), 23. tadel, 28; Furman, 11 lege five was no match for the Marine Preps In a 52-to-31 game. All District College Quints In Contests Tomorrow Night BY H. C. EORGETOWN., George Wash versity basketers are to play Blue and Gray is to meet the G . BYRD. ington, Gallaudet and Catholic Uni- on local floors tomorrow night. The St. John's College of Brooklyn, G. W. U. and Gallaudet hook up at Kendall Green and Catholic University will entertain the outfit representing Loy In St. John's Georgetown probabl will face a strong oppone [ Brooklynites always have D abie to give local teams a hard run when- ever they have uppeared here. In the St. John's gymna: wher fives have visited Br St nsistently has bec orge Washington won adet on the visit to the colis Washington at Gallaudet ma; much more difficult fask. Cathe University ought not 1o exper much difficulty disposing of the | moreans. unless the forn in a slump or the latis stronger than is expecicd th from Loehler Must Jump. Before John Loehler ington’s center, becoms a ro baill player he' will have f get off his feet. In o Loehler just now cannot j rather, he is not jumplag in ball games: to say he cany :ing untrue, because he is in track and field Saturday night ag; lost th tap-off nea t down under the opponent follow-up shots especialls, 1. be much more effective if 1 learn to get off the tloo His goal shooting was dons for Tech High while under lor the re. n he alway tap-off on toss-ups in center and other parts of the floor. Succeed Themnclven. On_ the occasion of Virginia kot ball game with Georg. ton here a Virginia man was : “Who is EoinE to succeed [ Fevre and Dr. Lambeth on th letlc board at Virginia? “Dr. Le Fevre and Dr. was the reply Which contains a wealth of inf mation for those familiar with situation at Virginia. Lambeth,” u Oppleman Real Halfback. Last fall considerable prais forth from various quarters rel to the capabilities of Oppleman Virginia as a halfback. - of it Wa8 SO generous it was taken with a grain of salt. but against ( Washington in basket b %0 much the athlete that Poy Lani- gan, who none will deny is a good judge, was asked about him a ball player. Lanigan's rep! “He's the best halfback b: has been on Lambeth Fi since Buck Mayer was graduated. You need not make any mistake about him being the real goods. ‘Warner and Roper Chat. For an hour or so recently in New York the writer talked with Glen Warner and Bill Koper, coaches of two of the strongest elevens in the country, Pittsburgh and Prince ton. Much interesting information was given back and forth during the course of the conversation. some of which may be used and some of which may not. However, one bit of gos- sip’ i8 particularly’ interesting and worth remembering. just to see if Warner's judgment is true. “Bill,” said Warner, speaking to Roper, “I'll be dogxoncd if I'd stand for giving Harvard the benefit of the two-week rest between games every year if I were in place of you and Yale. It's too much of an_advan- tage and too hard on you. You and Yale play every year with one week's with interval between your games each other and with Harvard, whe Harvard always has two weeks' terval.” “Tell you the truth, Glen, I rather like the one week's interval and be- lieve that 1 can keep the team going better and have it stronger against Yale one week after we play H vard than I could if we had t weeks. Play Harvard close or tic them if we can, then beat Yale is our way of looking at it - answered Warner, haven't beat Harvard yet. beat Harvard in 1921, I'll bet vo find your squad won't be so pepped up to beat Yale the following Satur- day. The first time you whip Har- vard 1 believe you will have a lot of difficulty winning from Yale, even if you're a lot stronger. ¥ . And Warner went on to give his reasons—good, sound reasons, too. It will be interesting. indeed, to mnote what happens In Princcton’s ga with Yale next fall if it should wi before from Harvard the Saturday s plays the Dark Dlue. BINGHAM TO COACH HARVARD ATHLETES CAMBRIDGE, Mass., February 10.— wiltiam F. (“Pooch”) Donovan, for fifteen years trainer of track, base ball and foot ball teams at Harvard, has been supplanted as coach of the track squad by William J. Bingham, graduate track director. Donovan wili continue his connection with the.foot ball and base ball teams as trainer. Tiger Star Out for Season. Allen Swede, Princeton’s great dis- tance runner, will be out for the re- mainder of the indoor season. The former Mercersburg star and holder of the world interscholastic record is suffering from a return of rheuma- tism contracted in the Army in 1918 Penn Tossers Play Outdoors. PHILADELPHIA, February 10.— Open-air basket ball is the latest in- novation at Pennsylvania. A new cage has been built at Franklin Field and seven more are to be erected on the new athletic field. — Gallaudet Girls Ahead. ' Gallaudet College girls took the| measure of the Colonial Girls' School basketers in a 33-to-16 game vester-| day. Miss LeClair of Gallaudet made nine floor goals. G. W. Sextet to Play. The girls' basket ball team of George Washington University will play against the Temple Universily sextet of Philadelphia tomorrow night in Epiphany Church gymnasi he game will begin at 7:45 o | Veterinary College Wins. The United States Veterinary Col- The col- Chicago, 26; Northwewtern, 23. Vanderbilt, 32; Tulane, 13. EBONIT Ebonite throws a coating around smoothiy and noiselessly. One filling The ge. :wine bears this signature five pound ti: 't garag BAYERSON OIL WORKS, legians had a speedy guarded poorly. ““Gear Grumbling” ‘When you hear the transmission gears in your car grumbling and rumbling, watch out; that is friction—and friction is the deadly enemy of a car. Friction just cannot reach your gears when you use attack, but i | [CORN S | bridge. |n ola College of Baltimore. HIO STATE HOLDS HUFFMAN FOR 1921 capt. I Ohio s M. Hoffman of the 1920 te foot ball team is eligible next fall He has registered " collegn medicine at the recelve a of will June. an e Although he has yeara at left tackle, one Army count to a THANY COLLEGE TO PLAY G. U. 3 vy 3E s b all xchedule Coach South Carolina. PENN TO COMPETE AT POUGHKEEPSIE decided in the Pough- rowing sched- Jlows onn.. April la's 2o Amer- June 2 ELL NINE WILL PLAY GAMES HERE d in the Corneil University schedule just announced. ball Toe Hill- toppers will be pla - April 9, Maryland, at College April 11, and Catholic University, at Brook- land, April Twe wo games have been arranged for the Ithacans. Chattanooga Grid Dates. Corbett Owen, Abingdon, Va., cen- ter on the University of Chattanooga eleven, has been elected captain for next fall and the schedule for 1921 been announc as follows: October §, Tennéssee at Knoxvill October 1 Georgetown (Ky.) Chattanooga; October 22, Howard at Gadsden, Ala.: October Mary ville at Chattanooga. Sewanee at Chattanoos 11, Birmingham-Southern at Birming- ham; November 19, Mercer at Macon. —_— Cornell in Big Meets. ITHACA. N. Y. February 10.—Cor- schedule has been an- as follows: February 26, Harvard and Dartmouth indoor meet, at Boston; March 26, Michigan indoor meet, at Ann Arbor: April 29 and 30, Pennsylvania relays; May 14, dual meet with Pennsylvania, at Ithaca; and intercollegiates, at Cam- a Harvard Captaincy Enough. CAMBRIDH . Mass., February 10.— plain-elect of the Harvard sity nine is honor enough for Bob- mons, who has quit the hockey cam. Duckpinners Tied for Lead. Victories in two of three games bowled against the Herald team yes- terday in the Newspaper Apprentices’ League sent The Star duckpinners into a tie for the league lead with their opponents. Each team has won four of its six games. The Star team had games of 430, 468 and 461 against the Herald's 468, 126 and 448. | Toppling the Pins AGRICULTURE T States Kelations Fxtes.... %1 Lehman.. 84 39 Ready.. D 80 % 7% Dixen... 108 95 111 Funk 107 9% 108 Miller. . 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