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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-13
HARD GAMES ON SCHEDULE
OF P. R. 7. LEAGUE LEADERS
Allegheny Frankford and Ridge Meet
Worthy Opponents Today.

Hard games are on schedule today In
the Trollsymen's League for the leaders,
Allegheny FrankfoFd and the Ridge
teams. Tne allies" have LuzeFps a.
their opponents, and will line their
strongest players IN order 20 keep up q
winning stride,
jackson meets the FFankfoFd aggrsEa-
tion az FTaukford, A good exhibition 70
looked for Members OF the Woodland
depnt entertain the idea that they can
make the Ridge avenue representatives
Taste defeat. but the Ridge manager says
its sort.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-13
sailor Smiley Shades Williams

sailor Smiley had me better o. si1 roqaqs
S6stsF city Athletic club last plsht i was g
sood Contest aPd Mlsss l,, ~ ~
iH NJ Il Wln out. il The semiWind-up kid
West had the better q Patsfy SsyiSft,.sf lR iiz
~ six-round Bout, Lefty AqntaEus and
ffsh5py LougheFY fought siA IQqaas % 2 aFaE,
fAait ff,sit Jss Bagger and Joe Bradley broke even.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-13
Given Your chnine

Given Your Choice
Would you rather f0ht IN Flanders In a
Where you voilsy at Joeman throuob
n screen;
Where the enemy, N turn, beyond ths
stencil,
rs pot'ino at your oDn bsaiehted beory
Would YOU rather scatter shrdpnsi al a
Turk
Amid a smear Of bullets or the dyi
OR
Would you rather be an Ump ,oho had to
tCork
A blasting doubis.hsadsr in Juiyt
Would you rather hear the order for a
dash
Across the open country, sprayed ,oith
lead,
Where overy sudden boom or crimson
fash
Aay mean the painful absence Of your
head1
Would you rather roundup trenches ,oith
n pick,
Where milton blokes pere aimtno at
your eye,
OR
Would you rather be an Ump toho had 10
stick
Through soorchino doubis.hedder IN
Julv3
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-13
polo Matches at Bryn Mawr

roaays polo match q kfyn AaHF VIII he
es5Rsse ssfs ~ Stokes . NeEsddea. A.
4 snd II shFaNbFiasf Tigers II; Ll2ya
aafe%' taisf7hrr IN II stakaa aad n -, HQrr
y Ttiirsdav the Wunera of Mauday'e
4assiays matches al eeaiest y oa
AaaA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-13
MEDALS AWARDED TONIGHT
Members Of Franklin Boys Club TO
Receive Trophies Won July 5,

Members Of the recently organized
Franklln Boys Club, who won the hands
seme trophies offered for the track and
held games July 5, viii receive their
prizes tonight az s o'cloek az the starr
Garden auditorium.
Prominent LEGAL athleteE ana emei4ls
viii ba pfeaent 30 sneQuFass iRe pessi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-13

-Asf Competes T0night
ss ia Wateh race between
HIII saf AQfettl ana q paesd
z3t LaaFsnee Win bc the
~ Fs'6aiena ~
Afss a4gszssals at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-13
Safer System

Safer System
Brooklyn has reversed her ancient tao
tics. She mas upset her ss-covered
tradition The Dodger system heretofore
has been to start at great speed through
April May and part OF June--and then
spend the remainder Of the summer div
Ing headlong into the indigo erotto OF
dead dreams.
This season wilbert the willy has
adopted saner tactics. His people started
with conservative speed, purged their
system Of punk ball playing through late
May and early June and then started up-
hill in July. The time to get going is
at the half-mile post. The ball club on
the wane at that point is generally par
boiled to a prune- -colored finish.
Very few Of those on the inside can see
the Phillies as pennant probabilities And
fewer still can see Alexander's fast ball.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-13
How Much More?

To those who have expressed a desire
to know the main trouble with the Braves
this testimony may be of some use:
l, Evers out for the greater part of
the year.
.. Weakest batting chubby the rec.
ords--in the league
3, Big slump in pitching by Rudolph,
James and Tyler.
4. Connolly, Magee and Schmidt 30
batting points shy of their normal status.
.. a poor sixth In club fielding.
6. Next to last in stolen bases.
This shows, not any particular weak
ness at one or two spots, but a general
cave-in in the four main departments
batting, fielding, pitching and base run.
ming. Last season the Braves were
fourth in batting, third in fielding. ana
were bolstered with the best pitching
of the year.
The only asset they have retained is
aggressive spirit-and this, while a big
factor, can't cover weaknesses all along
the line For there are about Ave other
clubs also fighting this season where az
this point last summer they We're begin
ming TO assume the yielding attitude OF
a portly jellyfish or a super-somnolent
sponge.
The Western Gibraltar
The East has produced all the amateur
golf champions for the last FIVE years.
It has produced most of the open golf
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-03

venture he sleepeth, and must be
awaked."
Cold, unresponsive stood the altar
of Baal, with its priests sobbing and
wailing about 1t. The peoples pa
tience had been worn thin: the idol
aters had been given more than fair
chance. Now comes Elijah's turn.
But what is this? He has not only
repaired an overturned and moss
grown altar of Jehovah. but he has
dug a deep trench about it, Down to
the spring he has sent servants, in
three relays, for twelve water jars OF
water, with which he has drenched
altar and wood and bullock, until the
trenches are filled. People are gaz-
ing with popping eyes and bated
breath
Then comes the prayer. a great
prayer, freighted with memories of
the Chosen Peoples great past. The
man who made that master prayer
in public had learned the art in the
school of private intercession. Great
praying is not mastered in a day.
This petition pleaded covenant mer-
cies: 1t sought the honor and vindi-
cation of Jehovah, II offered the pc
titioner as Gods humble servant; and
it pleaded for the people that they
might again know God. Heavens of
brass could not withstand such a
prayer, less a NTOu VINO Is
ready to give than His children are to
receive.
Marvel! Mystery! Miracle! AZ
frighted. the multitude fall on their
faces as one man. For with a crash
and crackle the bolt of heaven has
descended. and the fire has consumed
sacrifice and altar alike and licked
up the last drop Of water in the
trench. The duel is over. Jehovah
has again vindicated Himself. Sound
ing above the thunders of heaven is
the shout of the people, Jehovah. He
is God! Jehovah, He is God!"
In natural revulsion, they seize the
| false prophets, and visit justice upon
them at the brook Kishon; while Eli
| jah went further into the mountain
| top to pray for rain. So full of faith
was his prayer that he sent his servant
seven times to look for the storm
clouds; and then on the horizon above
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-03

JezebeIs table"-even the prophet
could not resist this sarcastic fling at
the woman who was his arch enemy
Puzzled, but desperately ready to do
what this drought-bringer demanded,
Ahab convoked the assembly at the
foot of the mountain.
The Challenge and the Test
If artists travelled more we should
have a great picture of the scene that
ensued. There are few episodes in all
history to match 1t. On a bold head
land stood the uncouth but sublime
figure of Elijah, his thick, black, un-
shorn hair streaming in the breeze
Surrounding him, sullen, resentful and
mystified, are the priests of Baal, and
to one side sits the king, animosity in
every glance. Below. in their flowing.
many-colored garments are the peo-
pie, anxiety and expectation written
on every face. All eyes are centered
on the swart, skin-clad figure from the
desert.
Listen he is about to speak. AS he
raises his arm, faces bend forward
eagerly. Then, in a swelling voice,
heard by the last man in the throng
there rises the eternal challenge, as
applicable to-day as it was nearly
three milleniums ago:IHow long
halt we between two opinions? If the
then follow him."
That was fair The throng received
the challenge in silence, but 1t was i'm
pressed. So Elijah proposed test.
He stood alone: the priests of Baal
were four hundred and fifty. Let two
rival affairs be built, each with a bull
lock upon It. Each party should call
upon fits god, And the god that ans
wereth by fire, let him be God"
A thrill, gasp of astonishment. and
then the shout, ut is we'll spoken"
The crowds sense of fairness was ans
wering. Such a test as this was out
side of all tradition and Imagination.
Instinctively. every one present knew
that he had come to a great hour.
Here was a tale to tell to children's
children.
The Preacher Who Gave Odds
Red blood leaps at the spectacle of
Elijah on Mt. Carmel. He was all
man. No small sanctimoniousness de-
TERED him from jeering at the futile
antics of the idolaters. as they leaped
and cried and cavorted and gashed
themselves entreating that their sun
god would vindicate himself at high
noon. The more frantic their antics,
the more biting the mockery by Eli
jah: the hunted dweller in caves was
squaring accounts with these luxur-
us-living palace priests. There Is the
edge of a razor, the swish of a
scourge, the sting of a hornet in Eli
jah's taunt, Cry aloud; for he is a
god; either he is talking. or he is pur-
suing, or he is In journey, or perad-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-03
HONOR FOR HEADMAsTER

Mercersburg, Pa. Sept. g. - The
board of regents of the Mercersburg
Academy at a recent meeting appoint
ed a committee to inquire into the
advisability of permitting the 1000
graduates of the academy to elect
three alumni as their representatives
upon the board. The board also voted
to start a fund of S150,0OO to endow
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-03

the headmaster's chair at MERGERS
burg. this fund to be named after the
present headmaster and to be known
as the William Mann Irvine Head
mastership Endowment Fun" in ap-
preciation of DR.. Irvine's services to
the academy.
In the last twenty-five years he has
enrolled 1000 boys A number of sub
scriptions have already been made to
the fund
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-03

the sea arose a little cloud, the size
of mans hand the precursor of a
heaven black with clouds, and a great
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-03

rain. The three years drought was
broken. God, and Gods man, had
been indicated.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-09-03
FOUGHT DUEL
ON MOUNTAIN TOP
This Drama of Ages Was Staged at
Fitting Spot; Sunday
School Lesson

The International Sunday School Les
son For September Is Elijah and
the Prophets of BAIL Kings
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-09

! schools can reach nearly Thoir mI---
mum OF efficiency.
Realizing some Of these difficulties
and anxious to help in meeting them.
the Trinity university normal deeid-
( el 20 set aside ono day to be known
aa FuraI School day This day will
/ b" given over to a careful consi1-
Grafton of the rural school prob
TENS. IN effort viii be made to get
every trustee in Ellis county to az
I tend this meeting and the adjoining
! counties viii be invited to send ran-
reserta'iFes. Practically all the
/ county superintendent of the al
! Joining counties have already signi-
tied their intenrion of attending this
meeting. Honorable W. p. Doughty.
state superintendent Of public i'll
strocyion, has been invited also to
be present and deliver an address
ion this occasion And that the dav
may mean the most possible for the
schools Of these counties, a strong
effort is being made to secure tic
services Of Honorable Harold W.
Fosht. rural school specialist in
the employment of the United States
government It is likely that no nan
In the United States speaks with more
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-09

LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in. > 5o,ooo'oo
eurnlus fund .... 100000
profits, net. 80. s,23l75
Due to banks and bank
ers. subject to check,
,at " 623a
Individual deposits sub
ject to check ........ l32 ,oez'oo
Time certificates of de-
rosit .... 21,0755s
Bills payable and redis-
counts .... 100000