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The Washington times., 1915-04-13
Expert Divers Arrive
To Try to Raise F-4

Secretary Of the Navy Daniels was
advised today in cablegram from
Rear Admiral Moore of the arrival at
Honolulu last night Of the cruiser
Maryland with expert divers, who VIII
be sent to the bottom in an enort 70
raise the submarine F-4 and its en-
tombed off GERS and crew.
Admiral Moore reported that the
divers will be put to work as soon as
possible.
The Washington times., 1915-04-13
Items of Interest and Import
ance of Past, Present, and
Future Among Official and
Fashionable Folk.

Mrs. George Peabody Eustis, 117 I
street, during their visit in Washington.
Mrs. Spencer Aldrich and Mrs. will
liam Cawley Ashwel, OF New York,
and Mrs. l.. II. Sayre, of The Plains.
Va. are at the New Willard for a
short visit.
The Washington times., 1915-04-13

hIBHCst and aODIcSt
of all sacrifices,
Ihe struggle for
he life of others,
should have a bet
ter idea of help
ful influence than
those who theorize
from observation.
At any rate when
a pro S p c C t | v e
grandmother urges
The Washington times., 1915-04-13
Personals

Mrs. J. Hamilton Lewis has returned
to the Shoreham after a visit in Chi
cago.
Mrs. Lindley NJ. Garrison. who went
to New York with Mrs. George Leary
for short visit, Will return to
Washington tomorrow morning
-
Gen. John G. Black and his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Steven Abbott. are at the
The Washington times., 1915-04-13
Mothers Tell of
Mothers Friend

Experience is or should be our best
teaCher N--Nen who have obeYed the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
DANCING AT PENN
IN FUTURE AFTER
BASKETBALL GAMES
First Social Stunt Will Be
Held Tonight, After tt.
gers Meet Red and Blue
Tossers in the Gymnasium.

Beginning tonight, Pennsylvania will
mix society and sport at its basketball
games After the intercollegiate match
between Princeton and Pennsylvania is
over dancing will be the order of the
evening until midnight. The management
has been compelled TO do this because
Of the many requests.
The basketball game itself should be one
OF tho best that has been seen at Weightman
Hall for several seasons. Pennsylvania has
been playing better basketball than any team
that has represented the Red and Blue for
several seasons. The game with Princeton has
always been very close one. and 1t viii
undoubtedly be so tonight
IN tonlghts game Princeton Will be under
the handicap OF playing away from home, so
that Penn should bo slightly favored. All
Penn's, PLAYERS came out of the Princeton
game In good shape, and they should be in
the 9, very best of condition for tonights match.
The Princeton team Is the big surprise of the
league this year. To date its fve has scored
Victories over Columbia and Pennsylvania and
leads the league.
The preliminary game between the Penn
freshmen and the Brown Prep School should be
interesting. Coach Keough has the strongest
many years.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
Breaks a Commandment

This one is on Manager McGraw, of
the Giants. shall we say? Or on Hans
Lobert? Or on Jim Thorpe, which? +?
McGraw made up his mind the time
Jim Thorpe was beaten in special
match race at 100 yards by Lobert that
he would never be quite satisfied until
he had Lobert lassoed, bound and
branded. Now he covets no longer. Nc
Graw about year ago declared in the
hearing of all the players at a game
with the Phillies that Thorpe was the
fastest sprinter in the big leagues Lo-
bert challenged and put up $50. All
remember the result of the race The
worlds all-around champion was forced
to take the dust of the Philly player.
After the bet had been paid McGraw
made the remark that Lobert had a
nerve to make the bet, and speed
enough to win it. From that day
forth, as all good stories go, Lo-
bert was ever in the eye of the great
Giant leader and has finally been re-
warded.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
FEDS CASE MAY
BE In JUDGES
HANDS TONIGHT
Organized Ball Expects to
Conclude Its Argument at
the Chicago Trial This
Afternoon.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2s.--organized baseball
was expected to conclude it's argument
this afternoon ageins. granting the
temporary Injunction sought by the Fed
eral League Attorney Keene Addington
or Edward E. Gates. Of the Federals.
planned to follow Immediately with re-
buttai arguments. Unless some unfore-
seen incident occurs to delay the pro-
gram the case will be in the hands Of
Judge Lands by tonight.
There was no one Of the opposing forces
today who would venture a guess as to
how long It might be before the court
handed down it's decision on the plea
for temporary injunction. Belief was
general, however, that It would be pro-
nounced early next week at the latest
Former Judge Quincy Mayors. of the
Indiana Supreme Court, opened rebuttal
not gone far when Judge Lands asked
him to define just how far the Federal
League wanted the requested temporary
Injunction to go.
"The court would like TO know II the
plaintiffs seek to stop all operations Of
the defendants, or whether they seek
merely to stop alleged tampering by the
defendants with Federal League players"
Judge Meyers explained that he was
not handling that end OF the case. At
torney 3. u. Gates was sent in to pintch
hit for the ex-Indiana jurist. Gates ex-
plained the Federals merely wanted, in
the temporary Injunction, to restrain or
ganized base ball from Interfering through
court action or any way with plans they
might have for spring training. He
pointed out that organized baseball might
sue out temporary injunctions in State
courts preventing certain players from
starting spring training. The court took
this phase under advisement and re-
quested Attorney Meyers to proceed with
arguments.
The great game, baseball, is a ma
tional institution. Federal Judge Lands
said SO yesterday during the arguments
of the Federal League Injunction suit to
prove that organized baseball Is a trust,
and last night the baseball magnates in
attendance at the session are specializing
seriously II this expression is not a pre-
judgment and that the human element
will figure largely In the final decision Of
the court.
Judge Landis' declaration came at a
dramatic moment. Attorney George
Wharton Pepper, chief counsel for organ
lied baseball's forces, was in middle
OF his peroration, which was in the ma
ture of an appeal to the court as lover
of baseball and had asked permission to
inject a personal element into the dry
technical points brought into the argu-
ments. He began by stating what base
ball had meant to him and had asserted
that the Federals were trying to break
up the national game of which he was a
follower, when the court broke in with an
impatient wave of the hand.
We'll have to keep love and affection
out of this suit" he said. Both sides
understand that any blow aimed at base
ball will be regarded by this court as
blow at a national institution"
The court session yesterday was long
drawn out affair and lasted into the eve
ming. an attempt being made to finish the
arguments.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
Hisler Wins Branch Mile race

An interesting bi-monthly track and hsld
meet was held at West Branch Y NJ C. A.
last night. Four hrsts were captured by NJ
]. B. MeDonagh. MeDonagh won the 90 ana
22o-yard dashes, haif-miie run and standing
broad jump. and finished second In the stand
ing high jump. In the 220 he equaled the
Ira aeA tIisisr Ieioa sdaisg 9 me o9ne-lnile
hy Paul La Funa. OF the Yictrix c. G. SUM
2a6-yard dash-won by. J. B. MeDonagh;
aQ-yard dash-Won BY J. 3. MeDonagh: sec
ond Guilliun; third, Partridge. Time. as
Eeeonds-
third. Bauman. Time o;24. Equals Z. II. Q.
~ indoor record.
standing hlgh iump-won by Schmidt; SEQ
ond j.. p. Heponashi third. seiNes. Height.
4 fae1 Z inches.
standing broad 1ump-Woa BY J. B. Nc
lance feai 10 inches.
High iump-Won by WindhoVeI; second
saqda. fhird. BFeehsnin. Height. feet 5
Hal -mils ran--wen hy ! B. MeDonagh;
second, Hialeri third, bauFnan. Tine 2:28
The Point corsfE,d cpona4gh, zs: windhovel,
man. q eands. 3 Hreehemin, 81 Guillfun. ~
Haan,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
FIGHT RESULTS

Patsy Bedley. the North Penn .asa3
tsDS the wind-un 'si al the Quaker City Athlea' =.
While they were sparring for an &C. 3 i
the fifth Bedley sent rlsht 9n1ns Hasa
body flooring Davis for count o. Inisa5isr iellsa
the latter rose he was dazed ana psses ehlA
him with a straight ielt to the eish phlz
sent MIN reeIing to the rones. lns -
sioinn then ordered tho bout stopps1s Iahaa7
Johnny Krouse was the victor s4as-un II.
Miller Of Manayunk. IN the Hsnisst1 es5 zizsz
Ter had the better Of the iouithit itrrauss -
sessions. but Ia the other ROUNDS
Jimmy corbett and Johnny MeAN9B3 B3osh -
draw Ia the opening eneounas.eslli na.slins lie aas.
testants were hoored twice 5asa aealaN ii Tslsas
In the other contests Jaek ar1teht heaz +
the Jaw In the third round, IN ~ idsfeat FFaaz=
Hart.
Kid Baker got the judges, dssl5.f dssalz.f
Peter Reilly az the end o. the te4 te49a e.azz =
IN the fnal bout OF the lla-peeHee. e.,aal ~
the Gayely amateur boxing
I'M n the 122-pound preliminary ,5esss bosss
Baczbnrn knocked out GOV 49, HzHzz
second round. KID HUGHES pet aa5als Ez4
10 sieep in the opening ehHpteff. - sasf -
vas awarded the iudEes agSlsiips st,1iaa fs
Spsigal alt the end Of the sn,al - riitaE -
55siaes also liked The work o. ffea go -
Ter than tnat Of Jimmy hntssf 80
tha decision after three Fo4nfHsa an Weaaas
rhs aemlhnals win Be held On
night
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS

NEW YORK. Jan. 28.-The historic Childs
cup race is on again., after, having been on
graduate manager OF athletics at Columbia,
received the contract from Princeton for
gnor cup was given ,,i IN the late 7os by the late
8, 1880, the last Childs Cup race of the old
Iour-oaTed regime was rowed by. Cornell and
Pennsylvania, Cornell winning. Thereafter the
cup was put away In storage for years. Then,
by an agreement among Pennsylvania, Prince
cen G992mppPetition once more, and by the Blue and
trophy now rests on Morningsde Heights,
SWARTHMORB, Pa, Jan. 23.-The Haver-
ford College swimming team defeated the
Swarthmore swimming team In the sharpless
HaYerford. carried of the honors in the short
fine style He also was the last man on the
victorious relay team.
BOSTON Jan. 23.-EdN~ard Casey, captain
OF last years Exeter eleven, has reconsidered
his intention of entering Princeton and will
matrlculate at Harvard.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23

25O,OOO golf players under 40 years of
age. These golfers could march almost
indefinitely as any of them can play
SO holes up and down hill, covering at
least 10 or IL miles, without the slight
est fatigue. Most of them are able to
walk practically all day without becom-
ing winded.
Which is saying nothing Of the young
caddie army they are bringing up.
There are at least 100000 caddies in
the U. S. A. under 21 years of age.
These youngsters not only can walk all
day, but they can turn the trick with
golf equipment Weighing 12 or ID
pounds swung across their shoulders
Golf Journeying covers about the
same range a military advance of re-
treat would require. 1t is up and down
hill, over bitches, through fields. Not to
forget what wonderful trench diggers
this game develops. The average duffer
can take mashie or a niblick and dig
trench deep enough to hide an
elephant in about seven swings.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
SCHOLASTIC NOTES

It is probable that st. Josephs neld day
games win be resumed this year, following
lapse since 1909. The date for the event has
not BEN decided definitely,
Ia Sale college win be represented IN two
basketball games next week. Monday after
noon the Ia sails nvs will meet the West
Chester High team, and en- Friday the former
vii play Southern High At cloyerdala Hail
HoFriatown High School Il making prepara-
Lions 10 vim iaursls Ia local athletic compeu-
tiun this year. To date the BASKETBALL team
Is showing Up nnely. ana Il PROMISES % give
the high school teams hers some hard battles
Tha ns Iancsy school rack candidates are
working out diligently under fhs tuteiaEe Of
Coach Hamilton. lie has squad Of sood ma
sarial Campbell the former Mefeersburg run-
neFs a starring u practice lust now
rAs battle for the Scholastic Leasue cham
pIol 5hip promises to - : torrid affair, With
Northeast and Central tea for nF4E plaes and
-hasa should enaae rntH he conclusion e The
Faea
Captain Afizns ne Penn Charter piier q
setting into cqdal4Iaa rapidly aa nNlahea
sua = He4FI1a - tae z. - - A. aa4
EaH 4se q zae LITTLE flzHkz1z = eeaHaauz
z*z A5z4 aA es ~ szAz Hn4ss z4nzaz Aass
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
MEREDITH HOPES
PAWLTNG SUCCEEDS
IN HIS MISSION
President of Middle Atl,u,;.
A. A. Y. Goes to N.w
York Tomorrow in Eta,
to Straighten the TsDol.

president George +. Paw,,u
Middle Atlantic Association 80 s. OF The
teur Athletic Union, will vislt MY NY ANA
ow .oIlorrow afternoon for the n,,ss ieff
nneetins the chief members ~ puse ~ O
tionaI BODY In an effort to Strata, we nas
the Ted Meredith difficulty Asnsen out
Ing last night at 400 Vine 60 -. q meet
dent Pawling was delegated 70 y FRESH
the cause of the worlds obsn,s,ul sc,halnpioa
lete. champion ath-
penn TaS b has srtSgas been barred in the relay :
he q registered from no the hnosSGn MG. EaIes s sas
81 THIS city According to the theaSGTsr0cs sprd,r @
opsn" games ne rqS; foa 1SS Ted cannot eohSs
The race In which Penn is entersdT sodTsss,n.isa q,
pcSsureO of eompenSa fGs fna fop thns s.T Tsd q dsn
the sincere hope OF the Middie" i"h college i Z
nInston yIs,ed annette contingent that Tsa Asso
I'M HnitLieu, Dy a special privilege grantaS % fss.
Ter his registration to Penn 1,ba ssssa 20 iant4
card wiling to permit Ted to tTaps,.eef s
IL Ted had competed for Ma,a.,
Sp SSpeR wou1s games nni with the khisSs0'x khowieSSSss0
there would ID be % a6ls djsporo to eompete fof Penn
blame and should 5tterbence; NOT ba scTcd Ted q not e
tbor boon meabb9w6rook bi, The national oeIsJcs sJcggs g
Of other college athletes arc cawn. -, Hundreds
tne same conditions as Ted and thevv' v'1hS undei
BOSTON, Jan. 23.-The Bostor An,.s
Is extremely anxious to have "Tedn Tadin'gqs W. SluA
Iake part n US athletic meet on Feb5usss bsssgia Y
yersity Ct Pennsylvania in the spesls, Inc , WI.
relay race. George Barron manssnn' s99heesf
unicorn track team. has suggeste6 thvai " We
event be Cancelled and one substitutea as r iis VIZ
Tne nafs Olympic champion can TaIsa cs
ruling against, Meredith Is to stage a. a. a: Vt
noh rwsHf niversy Sn erphiladSlDhia team and ss
as originally advertised This scboraaSe ,aSe plsh
Permit an entire team Of University of PssnM PSaM
rulings. 'N' paEent podTf
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
To WARP oh, Yes. but

Jimmy Johnson, matchmaker of the
Madison Square A. c., New York city,
has mother who hasn't any neutral
tendencies in connection with the Eu-
ropean war, according to a story
printed in the New York World. She's
been with the Allies from begin
ming to end. She told Jimmy that If she
lived in England and had 20 sons she'd
send them all to the war.
mo, you wouldn't mother" answered
Jimmy, .'you might send 10 OF them as
fighters. but not me. I'd be the man
ager."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
GOLFERS AFTERMATH

PALM BEACH. Pa. Jan. 2s.-Ths feature
q Yesterdays play in the New Years golf
tourney vas the form shown BY H. III. Forrest
q Lakewood who eliminated j. O. Conner Oh
Trenton. By up ana to play winning the
Arsl nine holes IN par. II, L. Filloughby. OF
Inlladelphtas advanced through a default
SUMMARIZE. H. M. Forrest, Lakewood de-
festad ]. al Conner. Trenton. . and s.; Il. I
WIilouahby. JF.s PHILADELPHIA Won from Louis
hesen =. Loais, y deiaalti Il. Z, Bolton,
- dasauif ". " Manning Upper Montclair
defeated g. ". Johnson. Areola. 2 ana J.
HIHEHuRar, n. C.. Jan. "A Hnal round
eenoiudaa the annual tin-Rhlsfls thres-ban
maEeh yesterday, T. 81 Boyd. of ST IauIs
Whining from J. a. Robinson. of HaHbor
Heeea. Aieh.. and GeezSe c. Datton. Of Be-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
Show No Mercy

Show No Mercy
Do you kno,o of a man toho can please
euery fan,
Who can think up a plan that 1oiH sub
jugdte Ban?
Oan you pick out 0inb 1oho 1otH stop
at the brink
OF disaster and think ere he spills all
the inbP
Can you find us guy toho 4oiH honestly
try
For the 1ohereJore and tOhy before toords
he let's dyS
Because, If you can and he is friend
of yours, shoot him. 1t is for his own
good. Unless he is Immediately assas-
sinated he may be offered a job on the
National Commish in place of Prexy
Hermann, who is said to have been
slated for defeat by Czar Ban.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23

before Philadelphia audience again. He
wants crack at Young MeGoyern
II Is probable that Mike Gibbons will next
meet Eddie AcGoorty, Gibbons victory over
jimmy C'abby was clean-cut one according
20 Milwaukee cispatehea Gibbona should nave
little trouble in whipping the Oshkosh mid-
ruaFy %
Kid Henry. the Troy, N. Y. welterweizht.
Is here. He Is working out at a local Ryrn-
nasium, and is in shape to meet the best of
the '42' FOUNDERS in the vicinity.
Harry Thomas. Eddie Kelly and Younz
Cohen are acting as sparring partners for
Charley White in preparing the Chieaeoan FOR
MS encounter with Fred Welsh IA New York
The two dark heavywsights. Sam Iansfo-a
and sam McNea, viii meet In a 20-round bouf
az Havana Cuba, February 18.
Before coming over 10 this city for his bost
Nith Joe borrell, Al Mccoy win feature ii a
l0-Foqnd bout with Billy Grupp in New YORK
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
BASKETBALL RESULTS
Eastern League and Other Contess.
Afford Interesting Reading.

trenton
De Nerl Ia IL $500 Greystock' 20 5% s2
ToNIGHTS SCHEDULE.
Trenton at De Neri; Jasper at Reading
9nds Of he be Ner reystock l Easter1 asf t9E sss &C.
6aaskketbail l,alsk game on the latter's aoor, Ia,
to clinch a hard fought game by Is pSss "a
points. after the Greys were within one Dost
Of tying the score at %. pwV-' w
ST. Paul beat Northeast Boys Club is to
Combined Second beat Pritchard. 80 to ID.
West Hope Reserves lost to Grace Reserves
ciliation Boys Club by the score Of % ioS
The stetson Mission Ave beat Union NatIou,l
by the score of 20 to 10.
In a Camden City League contest, last nIshL
Forest Hill defeated st. Aloysius, 20 to %
As o ST. seaton "a sss
game last night in heavy-scoring game
Westminster, defeated Pritchard in Section
3 Brotherhood League game at the iamsrl
hall last night, "a to %.
The HaddlnFton Title and Trust basks,baII
Northeast Boys Club, 1910 The featars i
Of the game was the foul shooting OF MeKalE.
who shot 10 consecutive goals.
North Philadelphia Y. NJ. A., OF the Amer
Rita last night, when they played rings around
the st. Rita team.
West philadelphia High School basksihsn
team had an easy time defeating Wimlngea
formers gymnasium.
The All Saints basketball team, OF Darhy.
one Of the fastest second-class teams in Phila'
delphia, last night defeated the NTulpehoekaa
Ave- of Germantown, 21 to 10.
Kelly's goal in the last minute OF play gags
st. Monica a Victory over Western ELECTRIC j
q National League game At cloyerdale Hal
Annunclation by 81 to 22.
Parkway defeated Wayne. ss to 2s and
Warwick forfeited to Fairmount and then loss
an exhibition game, "A to il, In Philaaelln4
Junior League games at the Boys Ciab ~
night.
Alpha defeated Ward, 27 TO 10 Malea's
clever all-round passing was the games T..
ture Frank Shaughnessy lost another gens
within week by falling to make good tossHs
the fouls.
Charley, Howell the P. R. r. T;Mc, I.
contest talked himself out OF the GAM sssFss ~
Sened hs Tucked os foSis and Band
from the game 10 seconds before It had eApsA ]
Parkside won, 81 to %.
The Public High School League baslks,.es.ia li,a.ia
games, viii be played In west gtsl Ths tsa.
trai High vs.. Northeast game will be rls{sa
on Tuesday, and the West Philadelphia =
Southern Contest on wednesday afternooa.
ARDMoRE, Pa, Jan. 23.-Lower Maia
High School trounced Bryn Athyn yessfsssss as -
80 TO IS, in one OF the toughest games -
in the local cage.
READING, Pa, Jan, 3D.; 23;@Tbbs bs,,ss ssnsas 1rass 81
success. a big crowd seeing the Readlns - Z
ern Leaguers outelass the Reading ohhnssf ohhn n IL
ATLANTIC CITY. n. j., Jan; 2s1lasi 5sai Il. Il
iantic City High School in the cage NJ, 1z
night, 1887. IL was the hrst ueleas =
season for the Blue and White
NoRRIsToWN. Pa. Jan. 2s-southsss5h hfaitIs l.1a
players gave Rorrlstown High loush a d
before a big crowd last night but lesss -
21. Captain Weinstein was the az heie en8d
for the sI'hiladelphlans. The nrst laA
18 to TO- with the locals In the lead
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
A. A. 0. Favora Boxing

Officials Of the Amateur Athletic
Union smile upon professional clubs
promoting amateur boxing contests,
provided the club shall have first asked
for sanction for the games. and pro-
vided the contests are held under A. A.
u. rules. Secretary r. W. Ruben, of
the national organization, has ex-
pressed his favor. All the trouble now
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
KILBANE BOXES MORGAN IN
INTERNATIONAL CONTEST
American and English Champions
Meet at National Tonight.

American ana Englisn champions
Meet at National Tonight.
Johnny Kilbane. of Cleveland. o.. and
Eddie Morgan. OF England. win meet to-
night at the Nat. nal A. G.
The program follows:
Second bout-Franlsis Muaznus or Boston
VS.. Jack MeC1oskey, OF Richmond.
Third bout-Jaek waldron, OF Trenton. va
Jack Price, OF Trenton
semlwind-uP3,P :, tKiel s4zehy OF Ire
Wlndup-Johnnyg Kilbane OF Cleveland, va
Eddie Morgan, OF England.
The 20-round match between Battling Levin
sky and Gunboat Smith. both OF this city. Will
Smith is the favorite In the betting. How
ever Ievinsky may spring a surprise BY hand
ing the Gunner nifty laeins
II viii be a case OF beating the other to the
for middiewelght honors. hooks up with Al
mccoy, Of BROOKLYN az the olympia Monday
Esh' b9R puae6pa mem are viii q sa6a ss
over acience during the bout
Fred Sears y getting - Cobb in tip-top
shape for the local boxers snsaEement with
Fighting Bob Of Allentown. a. the Palace A.
O.. Norristown. Tuesday night
one Of the best shows ever staged at the
Broadway A. c. will be the attraction OF that
club Thursday night Pete Maione will meet
Eddie Reeolre IN the. aar bout Of we'll
booked preliminary card
sailor Butler, a Rochester, n r. feather
weight under the management Of Edgar ii
isorIney 40 South Bread street, has rounded
into perfect condition. ns e pFspaFsd e make
Is debut hars.
rhe nszt time kta Williams soes . shs pcs
4o-snunH bout Al Ina Broadway Sporting
flaa. la he e4 aeEesa ths hslasa
IA Iaasa. 8 leeal 1Ia= zguaa - hsz rs
taaza zIsa - ksEk 80 Z zssax 2 ssaszE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
WITH THE GUESTS

N ths second block Of ths aoo-point match
% decide the triple tie IN the Philadslphia
Pocket Billiard League last might at the
Luzerns paTlors, W; Martin. Of the Ilnzerns
rooms. 100 70 07, making the total for the
two nights 200 TO ITO.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 2s.-In a Champion Biz
HARD FiayerB League game here last night
Eehaefer defeated Cation 800 to 12s In N in-
ntngas Averages. Sehaefer. IT Hill Cation,
Ill.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
Soccer Games Wanted

The Morton Boys Club soccer team
would like to arrange games with any
nrst-elass or second-class teams. to ba
played on our grounds. Address ]. clin-
Ton. MANAGER Morton Boys Club soccer
team. bo4 East Haines street. Germafs
town.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-23
Plain Ordinary Suicide

Jess Willard may grab the worlds
heavyweight championship crown from
that stingy old darky Jack Johnson, but
we. You say it for us, considerate
reader.