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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-29

Manaroon Council, of PhoenixviIie, by the
number OF candidates initiated, gives abundant
bers In the order and its doines a phase OF
this couneirs work conspicuous in its operation
and worthy of emulation IL the fraternai side
of It's activities and the special attention given
TO any of It's members In need or distress.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-29

Pennsylvania Council will celebrate it's s7th
anniversary by an outing for members and their
ladies at Willow Grove Saturday June "a FOL.
lowed by a banquet in the Casino in the eve
nirg This will be followed by a dance in the
The committee is planning several surprise
teatures. 70 make the program attractive and
every eftort will be made to make the ceiebra-
ton one In keeping With the well-established
reputation OF this council for its hospitality and
the excellence Of It's entertainments.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-29

The Royal Arcanum Athletic Association held
lts monthly meeting Thursday evening in the
council chamber OF Guarantee Council, 1917
North Broad street. President John Culbert
presided the Committee on Laws presented
htghly satisfactory report and several new rem
resentatives. not previously accredited. present
tions.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-29

5b Applicants. thus whining out in the prize
Brooklyn.
The decree work was performed by desree
team 81 past regents of READING After an
interesting business meeting officers we're elect
ca, and the association adjourned to meet in
Tamadua in October next
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-29

Integrity Council No. Bs8 enjoyabIy cele-
brated Its s5th anniyersary Saturday evening by
an entertainment and banquet given at Nose
bach's Casino. Dancing followed the supper
and to all present handsome souyenirs were dis
tributed. Brothers Young Small and Richard
son were the committee in charge OF the de-
tailed arrangements.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-29

The Carnetion Club will hold its regular
monthly meeting and dinner toniEht at the Bing-
ham Hotel. A large attendance Is anticipated
and to add to the interest after the business
the holders of several selected tickets. Several
delegates from tho supreme council are expected
10 attend and tell Of the doings OF that important
body. The usual entertaining and social feas
lures, which have contributed to the success of
this club as a factor for the betterment OF the
order will enter into the program arranged for
the meeting tonight,
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Nearly 500 members attended the recent an.
schuylkill Valley. held in Rajah Temple, Read.
ing. a huge class Of 110 candidates adopted
was the feature Of the evening. of this num-
ber wyomisslng Council. OF Reading, proposed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-29

measures proposed seem 10 indicate that deie.
gates have the sioran OF "safety hrsC' n mind
and absolute soivency next. so that when the
last man dies who now has a benefit certificate
In the order his family shall receive In full its
man who dies tomorrow. Nothing more, moth
ing less than absolute solyency now and for
the honest-thinking men who make up the large
majority Of the Royal Arcanurn membership
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WHLIAMLAGER
TO MEET MIYAKE
SATURDAY NIGHT
Coast Head Spinner viii At
tempt to Throw Iiu- IitSu
Champ at Skating Rink

Tarro Miyake and William Lager
will wTestle at the skating rink on
Saturday evening Miyake is the
champion jiu-jitsu wrestler OF Japan.
while Lager has made a good record
in eatch-as-eatsh-can on the main
land. Among the matmen he has met
are Romanoff, Ad Santell, Jenkins and
samson
Lager is we'll known ON the main
land and also has a number Of friends
in Hawaii He recently returned from
San Francisco. where he trained with
Romanoff, who meets Santell In the
near future. Lager states that Ro-
manoff and Santell are the two lead
ing wrestlers of America, although
Stecher has many admirers. Accord
ing to Lager. Santell is the most ex-
pert mailman in America today, and
Romanoff is a coming champion.
These two heal spinners will meet
Stranger Lewis in the near future.
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CARPENTER MAY
fIdh1 VILLAIN,
new fOkuTY
SAssociated Press by Federal NgirsIesr

ASSOCIATED Press by federal Ayirslessls
NEW YORK, n. Y, Dec. Or
Georges Carpenter. the greatest Of
French pugilists. and one who has
won fame and official decoration for
his bravery in the French aviation
corps, is soon to come to the United
States to box Jess Willard. champion
heavyweight OF the world, If the plans
of Tex Richard and others interested
IN the promotion are successful. i.
sDarpsntier and Willard have, been
virtually matched for 10-round, no
decision bout. to be held in Madison
Square Garden within two months.
Both men. have consented and are
awaiting the signing of articles of
agreement. By an arrangement
through which Carpenter is to be
given leave from active service, 800,
900 Of the profits viii go to the French
war relief fund.
Richard and representatives Of Che
pugiiists are expected to sign con-
tracts soon.
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long distance throwing. This program
should he interesting, and the fans
will have an opportunity of finding
out which man is the speed burner.
Who will win going down to first,
Janvrin, En- S9e. Jackson, Lang Aka;
ma, Rogan, Amama or some dark
horse? The race around the bases
should bring out a good battle. Jack.
son is a speed burner going around
the sacks. Rogan is fast, and Smith
can set a fast clip. Perhaps Correa
or Kong Tai of the Pacific League
would have a chance in the circuit
race. Lang Akana Is another fast man
in the distance event, and there are
many others who would stand a
chance.
Can Harold Janvrin hit golf ball
with driver 'lrther than any of the
players can knock baseball? That
question will ne decided on Sunday
afternoon when the contest is held.
Janvrin Is going out to the links this
afternoon to practise the swing. This
will be the farewell stunts of the Wis
itors before they return to tine main
land
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STARS
Will KICK FOR
RAWLINS TROPHY
Punting, Drop kicking, Kick
Offs and Place Kicking Will
Be Staged at Purnhou
Special star. Bulletin corresondence)

y
OAHU COLLEGE, Dec. 6.-Today
begins very interesting contest on
Alexander Field. The Puhhou foot
ball squad is going througi the kick
ing contest for the Rawlhs trophy
The series of trials will rul for three
days.
The Rawlins trophy is asilver cup
awarded the winner of contest in
punting, drop kicking, plae kicking
and kiek-offs. 1t will be seen that
this is an all-round competition and
it is hard Ito say who viii win the
cup. Last year Ionic Stehens won
it and the year, before it wa raked in
by George Quintal 1t lookslt present
as if it would be very clos race be-
tween Peterson, Kauhane and Fas-
soth.
This contest has greatlyimproyed
Punahou's kicking and in noyame dur
ing the last three years has Punahou
been outkicked. Three of hr games
have been won by place kick and the
punt has always been usedas an Of
fensiFe weapon.
The Harvard football rophy--a
beautiful cup offered by heHarvard
Club of Hawaii. for the Championship
of interscholastic football was for
mally received by Capt Harry Hitch
cock yesterday morning inPunahou
chapel. Mr.. Chase, in preseting the
cup, commended Capt. Hitchcock and
his team for their fine reed of not
having been scored upon b1an inter
scholastic team this seasonAn espe-
ciaIly remarked the excelleI spirit in
the team and the student body this
fall. After a short cheerir session,
Coach Midkiff was asked speak a
few words in review. of the eason.
After a brief expression I satisfac-
ton in the past seasons York, the
coach explained the matt of the
Rawlins trophy for kickingand then
spoke Of the need for Immediately,
getting into training for thewimming
meet which Punahou is to tage with
the fast bunch of Stockton Igh school
invaders coming to the isla1s Decem.
Der 20 on the Great Northn. Puma
hou is to met these StocRnites IN a
swimming meeting on Il night OF
Saturday. December 20, 1.-THE 7. M.
n A tank. Punahou expts to give
tho Stockton crew a bijgo in the
water. for in the ranks OF e Butt ana
Blue are Pratt, Lindsayand others
as divers, while Kanaka1, Hawkins,
Higgins, Andrews, Wathnd otners
will be- able to pull off sae low time !
stunts in the sprints. 1
The captain of the Ptahou SWIM
ming team will be elecr TINS AFTER
noon.
Another subject preated 10 the
student body was the nter OIL inter-
company competition DasKetoall
and tennis. These coests Will De
run off Immediately afr the return
to school after the Chrimas MONDAYS.
Captains will be electednd the teams
will begin practise to1row.
/ The banquet for the men VINO
have played in first am game VIII
be held in Dole Hall NJ Friday even
ing. The event is toe Dig AFFAIR
for the team and sche.
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CASTLE-EKLUND
PAIR Win FROM
HOOGs.LOVREY
Final Set Won at 6-2;; Castle
Stars in Play Throughout;
Shadow Tennis Feature

A. L, Castle and William Eklund
are still doubles champions of Hawaii
Yesterday afternoon at the Hawaii
Polo and Racing Club courts these
players defeated Alan Lowrey and
Billy Hogs in the final set OF the
match for the cup. The score was 6-2.
Throughout the match Hoogs and
Lowrey played for Castle. They shot
drives to his side of the court con.
tinually and Ehlund had little to- do
curing the entire match. The defeat.
ed duo figured out their campaign
somewhat on the order Of the Repub.
licans in Mississippi They figured
wrong. Castle fired the shots back
and forth continually, and then often
would score a point with cross-ceurt
shot or play to Lowrey, who would
make an out.
Castle Starred
Castle gave q great exhibition of
tennis throughout the day. He was
placed on the defensive at all times,
but proved match for the losing
pair more than once when he broke
tIfOuSH luclE serve AT times HOOPS
and Lowrey played back-court game,
and with Eklund's lift shots they were.
forced to play safe.
Lowrey was what one might call
erratic. One might call him that or
anything else, He played startling
tennis at times, but then again he
would fall down. Hogs played good
tennis, handling his returns carefully.
but he did not show his brilliant per.
Torrance of the Sunday match
Eklun6 was in excellent form, but
had few opportunities to cut lose. as
the defeated drc picked en- Castle and
the picking WASH the best The first
game went to. deuce with three ads,
but after that the margin of victory
was won with gleater ease.
Preceding the match C. G. Bockus,
who officiated. gave an excellent in
depreciation of shadow tennis playing
with Hoogs. On many occasions his
we'll directed sti okes had Hogs at
ard his silent angle
shots were applauded by the large
gallery which gathered to watch his
work.
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YOUNG WOMEN TO FORM
NEW ATHLETIC CLUB

A moonlight picnic on the beach.
with gam6I and general good time.
is the program announced for the
opening festivity of the Athletic Club
just. organized by the girls enrolled
in the physical culture classes of the
Y. w. c. "A. This club was started to
enable women who are interested in
personal fitness and athletics general
ly to get together for informal good
times and at the same time promote
and increase interest in various forms
of physical development. Any wo-
man enrolled in any class in the ply
steal department OF the Y. W. c. A. is
eligible for membership. The club
meets this afternoon at $50 o'clock
ut the end of the Waikiki car line and
will walk to the beach. All members
to be present are asked to
notify the Y. w. C. A., telephone 1861.
e.; second, Pomeroy 20. Co; third,
Iredell Isl. Time. 1909 %.
Relay-Won by Olympic Club
(Smith. Stiger, McWood, Goodman).
Tine 600 yardsl, Los As.
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NORMAN ROSS in
FINE FORM when
HE MAKES RECORD
Story of Performance Comes
BY Mail; Portland Boy Wins
Three Events for Stanford

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 25.-4Nor-
man Ross, member of the Stanford
swimming team. last night set new
international record for the 22a-yard
swim. Ross time was 2.21 3-5 sec
onds
The time set BY the Stanford swim
mer. is five and. fifth seconds faster
than the time made by Duke Kahana-
moku at Sutro Baths in this city
July IL, 1915, but it does not equal the
time made by II. ]. Hebrer OF the IL
linois Athletic Club al Chicago on
january 8 1914. At that time Heb
ner made a record of ,2:2t seconds.
but the distance was made in 6O-foot
tank.
Records made in tanks of this size
are not recognized by the internation-
al association, and as a consequence
Hebner's mark does not stand inter
nationally.
Ross mark, will undoubtedly re-
ceiye the recognition of the A. A. u.
and the international swimming assoc
citation. as the distance was made in a
full 100-foot tank.
The meet was won by the Olympic
Club with a total of AZ points to the
80 made by Stanford.
The summary:
50-yard dash-Won by Goodman 20.
CO.; second, Stiger 20. c.; third,
Woolsmith (S.), Time, OBS 3-5,
220-yard dash-W Won by Ross tS);
second, Smith 20. c.; third, Jensen
20. CO. Time, 2:21 3-5. New inter
national record.
200-yard breast stroke-Won by
Lee 60. C1; second, julien 20. CO;
third, Coomsey ISL. Time, 1906 10.
Spring board diving Won by Bal
each (S.); second, Patterson 20. CO;
third. Bond 20. c..
150-yard back stroke-Won by Ross
Isl; second, Gardner 20. CO; third,
Johnson, 90 c.. Time, 1:5S Is.
Plunge for distance - Won by
Schwartz Isl; second, Fairchild 20.
CO; third, Goldsmith (Ssl. Distance,
30 feet 3 inches
10G-yard dash--Won by Ross 50; i
second. Smith 20. c.; third, Penna-
man Isl. Time, 0:50 2-5.
50e-yard race-Won by ResIours 70.
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How They ga:

How They ea:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ri; Janyrin,
2b: Kenworthy, CT; Kelly. ID: Bass
Ter, lf; Elliott, c, Bohne. S. Leard,
3b; Johnson, D.
All-Seryice-Judd. RI; Smith. SIS: Ro-
gan, 2b; Johnson, G; Jackson. lib;
Amama, cf MGddis, 3b; Dawson, II;
Erumplar, p.
The Ais have II. Tomorrow after
noon at Athletic park, two all-teams
will battle at 3:I5. Tomorrow will
be service day, and a large crowd Of
spectators are expected TO be on
hand to watch the All-Service team
in action. There have been other All
Service teams before. but It wouldn't
take much thought to decide that
Manager Brush will have the best
service aggregation ever gathered to-
gether in the islands.
The Rrushers played the All,Ameri-
cans once before. and put up q good
game. Crumpler showed as much as
any pitcher to date, and the fans will
be watching his work With interest
as here is another York. In addition
TO the regular prushers,' Rogan, John
son and Smith have been drafted from
the Wreckers for this game, and this
means something of battle. 81
Crumpler Starred
In his last battle with the visitors
Crumplcr allowed but two hits in six
innings, which is good. record, mas
much as he just got off the liner from
japan day before his game. Jack
son, Janyrin, Kelly, Elliott, Bohne and
Noyes failed to secure a hit off his
delivery. Six hits were all that the
visitors accumulated, and Noyes was
pitching great ball /,
II there is a team which will de-
feat the invaders before they leave.
Hawaii, the All-Service lineup as 1t.
will stand tomorrow are the little
boys to do the cleanup. Brush has
selected q strong team and he has
eight good hitters in the lineup. some
thing that will help heap.
Fast infield
In addition to this he has great in
field with jackson at first. Rogan at
second. Smith at short and Maddis at
third. Both jackson and Maddis are
real stars in their positions, while
the work OF Rogan and Smith around
the keystone sack should be fair at
least. In the outfield AInama, Judd
and Dawson. three OF the leading ball
players in the islands. will hold forth.
The teams will start even as each
has jackson End q Johnson And I'm
addition to this Brush believes that.
Rogan will show how well he has
learned the second base play since
Janvrin came to town. 1t will be in
teresting to watch how far these two
speed burners can go after hard hit
balls.
Brush will have a number of strong
substitutes on hand IN Cummings, the
home run hitter; Johnson Of Fort Ru-
ger and Dumshot. Tho All-Americans
beat us by four runs the last time. and
I'VE believe that we have the added
strength to make up those four tai.
lies" said Brush. s.ssf +
Field Day Sunday
On Sunday afternoon, the players
will perform number of stunts in a
field 5ay -prosrem. There will bd
prizes Cor getting down to first, runs
ming the bases, fungo hitting and
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GUARD
WILL MEET FAST
MARINE PLAYERS
Football Contest Scheduled for
Saturday Afternoon at
Alexander Field

The last National Guard team will
again be seen in action this week.
Saturday, at p. m, on Alexander
field. they meet the Marines eleven
from Pearl Harhor.
This game win be very Interest,"
Ing one and an exhibition of good
football The Marines were beaten
By the National Guard eleven in a
previous contest this fall. but the
game WIS very hard fought. Since
that time the Marines have made rap
Id progress and they have been play
ing sterling football every Saturday
in the Service .League In their last
game with the strong 32d Infantry
eleven they were barely defeated late
in the last quarter. the score being
1913.
The National Guard is improving
daily. They have added seven new
players TO their repertoire and every
thing is pointing toward the big final
game ON Christmas Day with the SD
Infantry
Saturday at the beginning or the
game the following lineup will probab-
" be seen: Left end, Among: left
tackle, Eddie Moore. who Is such
tower OF strength on defense and who
opens big holes for his backs on OF.
tense: left guard. Buster Carter.
who, with his mate, Sunny Hart. at
right guard, make the best pair Of
guards in the Islands; center, Leslie
Hicks, very fast on both offense and
defense: right tackle, Dick" Whit
comb, star lfnesman in every depart.
ment, and proving himself a valuable
place kicker; right end. Shorty"
Ross, coach of Mills and the fastest
end ever seen in suit in Honolulu;
quarterback. Midkiff; haTfbacks. BIZ
Rosa ands Lionel Brash, both good for
yardage any time they are called on.
and Brash a great man at passing;
fullback, Antoine Correa. a good plung-
er. interferer and kicker.
There will be other strong men on
the sidelines who will be used. Cen.
Johnson will play a part Of the game
at halfback. Woodward at center,
Townsend at guard. Akanh and Aglett
at ends, Lester Marks at back posi-
ton, and several others VIII be in
the lineup before the day is over.
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ldEE 1gssgs1 81 rraa ls9IenMgS& opOFt
Lefty" CruInpler Will
Hurl For AN-Service

Star Southpaw Opposes All Americans in Game Tomorrow
Rogan Will Make Effort to Guido JanWn in Second Base
Pay-Srongest Service Lineup Ever Gathered Together in
Islands viii Battle With VStors-Field Day Next Sunday
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BOWERS SMASH
SEASONREC0RD
At Y. M. ALLEYS

Smashing the total pinfall record
for this season of the Pacific Coast
Bowling League with a mark of 2717
pins, the local Y. M. G. A. bowlers
'hurled the big balls on the local al
leys against the Los Angeles Y. M. c.
A. last night. Not only this record
was rolled but other high scores were
made, the Honolulans going after the
mainlanders with vengeance. Double
centuries were rolled by Canario in
the second and third games, Wikan-
der and Soares in the first game and
Chamberlin in the third game. On
the second team Methven In the first
and Hall in the second game passed
the double century mark. too.
The scores of both teams:
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FOOTBALL INJURIES
FATAL AFTER 8 YEARS

GREEN BAY, Wis.-Classmates OF
Charles Devinney were pallbearers for
Che funeral OF Deyinney. who Is. a
smernSer of q local high school football
team eight years ago suffered iniur-
les to his spine which kept him in
bed until his death 20 81
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{ Three persons were killed when an
automobile "a which they @erN riding
turned over ON a. curve OF the West
River drive at Minneapolis.