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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-26

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-26
EVENING LEDGER DECISIONS OF BOUTS
DECIDED ON CHRISTMAS AFTERNOON

NATIONAL A, Q.--TeEry MeGovern do
ieated stanley Yoskum. BILLY Krnmsr won
from StocisyaFda Tommy Murphy Preston
nrewn beat YOUNG ReeteT., Barnsy, Maban
shaded Franlde White. Arfle ofeary out.
boxed Frankie Williams.
OLYMPIA A. A.--Eddie O'Reefe drew with
Artie Root, Johnny MAaly won from Art
etrawhnfkef. TegRg MeGoyerg, won, frem
Thomas, third roundi Jimmy Murphy beat
Willie Houek. Harry Smith shaded doe
RYAN A. O.--Eddie Bsvolre heat Howard
Trueadale, Morris Wolf defeated Johnny
Duffy Young Morphew won from Barney
paspn. Denny HpEhes 9gtbeyed, Leo, Flynn.
Tommy German drew with Frankie Conway,
Bob Barr OutfouGht Young Artie.
N0NPAREIL-ChnFley Doyle defeated Joe
Phillips, Happy Davis collapsed In the ffth
round nxnlnst Eddie Mullen, doc 0eiEer won
from Walter Brown. Young Tierney stopped
Al Hurst. second roundi Mike Daley won
frSn Jimmy shea. Bob Mack sprained his
YounE MulllEan shaded PuEgy Lee
NEW Y0RK-ChATley White wpn from
Harry Pierce. Joe AReyedo defeated Harry
Condor. Phil Bloom outboxed Chick slmieF.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-26

anxious 70 get over for the English ma
uonM Championships isst July. but they
ycara "s
Sprints Popular
! talked TO the od1cers and sailors who
boarded our boat and they All we're well
setsed on running and Knew all that was
happening IN u One fellow told all about
ne race hetvsen AppleEatth and ponhiaon
.ne 'Ne great Euaiish professional sprint
- They ran two races on one afternoon.
~. ~ ana gao yards, before large crowd.
Ine receipts 20 20 10 charity. Appiegarth
gave donaldson three yards and was beaten
easily BY four IN the 100. hut beat Donald
son IN the 2ao The same fellow told ne
tnat there were many such meets and they
were all for charity.
The most interesting nowa found. how
ever, cafno from Mr.. Laftman. tho secretary
OF the Swedish A. A. u. Mr. Lattuan
spent several weeks IN berlin las, summer
ana while there met the German members
OF the olympic Committee. lie was very
much Impressed with the work that was
being carried on BY tho Germans In the
sporting line. He told me that they spent
every opportunity IN having football
matches and track meets. There arc many
athletes IN Germany az the present time and
they are training them ali the time. He
saw several very good performances. one
being a sprlnter do % seconds for 200
meters and another was young fellow OF
about eighteen years. 20 feet in the broad
Jump
Germans Prepare
He IL Of the impression that the Germans
VIII have some good men when the war Il
all over. and says that they are determined
10 carry OF honors In the Olympic Games,
IA they proposed doing in 1915. when this
war ls over. Most OF the work In training
is carried on In the training camps and the
sports are held In the new stadium which
was erected IN 1919.
did not hear much about the French
In the sporting line. 30 cannot say anything
about their work In this line during the
war but / think that we can rest assured
that they, too, are holding some kind OF
athletics even now The Russians never
were very good in track. so don't Imagine
there Ia any being held now.
This goes to show that they have not
forgotten nor lost interest In athletics even
with this great war over their heads, and
think that when II In all over athletics will
be one Of the nrst OF the activities IN tho
warning nations TO get back on It's foet.
But when you como TO think OF Il. why
should they drop this branch. which has
done most to mako men physically able to
carry on the hardships which they have TO
endure In tho trenches and on the battle,
fleldB7
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-26
Greble Post Election

The annual election % qfneer1 at th4 tnfl
muster 81 thN J, r.. urebis Post, 30, 10. q Al
chsrlss n fip'eg, ssnler y,es soF1rasndsg Jelsa
duafterushHtsf, EdwRrd Mcccrmleki ehapiain'
lGe hey, EehAfd J. rastsri sargson, ssAaq
May officer % the gu9rd, John oyiHsoRs dele.
Shsries Y fiusff: IrSstss sor Sishiesn neniSs.
OeorRe uRmmell Hae
ceE.Ss: ES sst @ ST si PGst s isr As Ss Lars
OF South phiiAdelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-26
THR MACCAREEs
Men Invited to the Dedieatory Cere
mony by the Woman's Benefit
Association

Penn Treaty Review. No, 7ss. Mrs Louisa
Jones commander, reports a very suecosaa
fil meeting IN lts new room In Schuyler's
Hall. Sixth and Diamond streets, with all
ofTieors present and great interest in tho
work and with good prospects for at least
ave new members at It's next meeting
Arrangements were also mado for St
Valentines dance on February t6 at
sohuylers Hall. Penn Treaty Il the baby"
review OF the city, but II has determined
not 10 be the smallest
As all guards were not out for the rehearaal
inst Monday evening, OWING 10 tho storm. the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-26
Christmas Soccer Scores

Roller bearing Company. l.. J. r, Foster, u
A.I,'Is ASGtSIs TOw3 Company LSWndaiSs 81
Church RfsssSss RscSsIy. q wsslSSs wbliqg 2: ysi
serves, o, woifehdsn- shore. o. Electric Htorags
2 ~, SaLthage, S Asesnsi9n. q, Nlestown
u5S1sS si.P!. S3cIPss!IsfsSesls Now York q
81. LouIs-Dethlehem. q Ben Millers 2.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-26
EIGHTEENTH is HOME
Pittsburgh Greets Returning Soldiers
With Real Holiday Welcome

PITTSBURGH. Dec 26,-The Eighteenth
Pennsylvania Infantry. On border duty At
El Paso. Tex, since last July arrived home
yesterday and after detrainlng In the Al
legheny yards marched through tho city 10
its arnory nys miles away. II was given a
rouHlng reception by holiday crowds
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-26
Cooper Winner Of Auto Race

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Dec. 2a.-Earl Cooper
Speedway here yesterday. covering the distance
ln 44;lI. an average OF 8T.i8 miles an hour.
Wilbur NJ Alane, the only other entrant. lost
control ot his car in the second lap and efsshed
through ! fence. lie was slightly injured.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-26
JACK DILLON CHALLENGES
LES DARCY IN RING BATTLE

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Dec. ss.--Jaek
plllon's Christmas present 10 Les Darcy
the Australian champion, was an open chal-
lenge for a bout. Dillon's manager sam
Murbarger. said today that Dillon would
agree TO match at any time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-26
TINKER TO PLAY THIRD
WITH COLUMBUS TEAM

CHICAGO. Dec. 26.-Joe Tinker will play
third base for the Columbus team OF the
American Association next season
He made this announcement today upon
the heels OF his purchase OF the club with
the aid OF hackers here.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-26
TERRE HAUTE MAN ROLLS
CLEAN SCORE ON ALLEYS

TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Dec, 2s.-Edward
Baker. local bowler. in match bowled
three games for n total of 500 pins. In his
first game no scored ESQ and then followed
with perfect 400. duplicating his 300 mark
Of last year, and closed with 2s9. A total
OF 30 consecutive strikes were made.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-26
nlIlnn and Ml,ke Malehed

NEW oRI. .EARs Dee 28,-Hiily Aisks, of ~.
Paul and JACK ptll9n Of lndianapoila; niaais. a..
bsfs en Fe6fukFE :, Il waf annoqaeed ~ the
matchmaker for ; local athieue asa9eiztion'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-26
Drank Gould Gives s1OO, ,OOO % Chursh

PARIS. Dec. 2s.-Frank J. Gould, says
the Paris Herald. has just given tlo090V
for the rebuilding OF the English protestant
church al MaisonB-LRfitte, where there -
an important Engllsh-AmeFican colony,
mostly interested in thoroughbred racing
stables.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-26
LEVINSKY is MATCHED
WITH SMITH NEW YEARS

NEW YORK. Dec. 26.-dunboat Smith
and Battling LevinBhy have been matched
10 box ten rounds New Years afternoon
ut tho clermont A. C., In Brooklyn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-26
p.rriil Held on As.auIt charge

sffREVEPoRT, La Dec. 2e.--Fioyd PsrFltt.
widely known IN BASEBALL giroles a. Pol ls
undsr $1,000 bond ~ Arcadia, La, on 4 charge
Of assault TehultinE from difficulty With Tom
al Bries : farmer. forty-ssyen years old.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-26

Camp No. ua, Fails OF seh,yihil, will hold
q large class Initiation on December 80 at
odd Fellows Hall there. State Secretary
Charles Helms viii deliver the address Of the
evening Tho camp II working hard 10 Increase
the membership 20 the $50 mark.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-26
FIrst WIseonaln Win me

SAN ANTONIO. TX. Dec. 2d.-Ths flrst
Wlsoonaln IafahtFZ wen the football ehsmplons
sbfo nf tf@ twelfth provisional diVialon o.
90 r4sfasn and abe Army-NavF News Cup ~
dsfssting ths Third Illinois. 70 o
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-26
Goewey Colgate Assistant Manager

HAMILTON n r.. Dee. 2d.--Raymond 0Os-
sisfant manaSSr Of the Colgate football team
for next season.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-26
AunusrA. "a.
PARTRIDGE INN

81. w, PARTRIDGE A. u. GUSHING
steam heAted electric elevator, private vtrau-
with baths. Noted for homellke eon.fert ena
cuisine. Two lk-holn Epf aouraen near Inn. UNfE
fDEkT. WINTER CLIMATE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-26

The bic rally Of the thirteenth PHILADELPHIA
district will bs held ON Saturday evening. De-
eemhsr 30. In the Public Hall edi 3 siHtieth
street. state and national officers Will address
the meeting. There will be = band concert,
lnternperaed with literary talent II. y. Short.
lcdse IL district president and tho chairman Of
the eommlttss IN chRrEp Of tho event IL Charles
", Davis, This district has decided TO back
up the state officers In their untiring efforts TO
produce a Ercatur Sons OF America and can be
counted on to DO thair aharu toward tho 10000
Increase for tho year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-26
SONS OF AMERICA
Preparations Tor the Big Class Roll and
Rally Of tho Thirteenth District

The weekly meeting ot the representa-
tlvca from the campa in philadelphia OF
the 7O0O-clasu Initiation was held IN tho
Blue Room az the state camp headuuar-
tera on Friday evening last and admission
tickets were given 20 all the delegates for
their respective campA Every member
OF the order in this city should give his
hearty cooperation 10 make this event
tho greatest In the history OF tho order In
Philadelphia. The degree team. selected
from the best material In the city, Ia right
Charles Brumm, OF sehuylklii County. the
main speaker OF tho evening. has promised
one Of the best addresses possible state
President Ernest T. Clark viii Also de-
liver q strong address II. NJ. Davis, the
chairman OF the sOO0-clAHs committee. will
preside at the meeting All members OF
camps are urged to secure admission tickets
from their delegate, Rs record-hreaking
crowd u expected
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-26

There will be an open meetlnE Of District
No 4 OF Philadelphia held at tho hall Of Camp
No. iaa. ipBd Germantown avenue. on January
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-26

st Johns Assembly No IS 10 making a con.
esFted effort 10 pass ProEteasive Aassmbly n the
point OF members BY December II, II IL Its
ambition 10 asnd It's fayurlto son. 81 3, 81. A.
Robert O.. Thompson. 70 the convention as
mamber Of the largest assembly In tho order,
The regular meeting ig 20 b. on Tuesday evening
next, when n large class of candidates will be
admitted. and another meeting viii be held on
Friday evening for tho purpose OF Initiating
candidates.
spartAn'a prs-Christmas meeting was well at
tended. one candidate. Mr.. Samuel sklar.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-26

Prof William J. Hermann, OF Progressive
athletic treat on Wednesday evening last An
entertainment lasting two hours OF tbs nnest
athiotle talent ubtaInahie. feata ol strength
sSill and deStvrtty being presented, The Officers
elected 20 serve for next year are; Master hTti-
san, T.. Glover Flood gipeIlntendent, william
corrie! Inspector, 7, 8. ~. Klein; raeaIdsr, Y,
ineFa william Al bradley. Louis ~ Golden
Iamaa s. Kitchen. Loo u. Allen and frank \
bowman. Repre- eRantAtigca elected nH fol-
lows; II. G.. ciuisy. Dr. J. 8 kiiohsni w, I;
nevcnny. John 3. Roberta Dr. l. NJ, Golden and
J. RheS Craig and Il. s n, Klein,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-26

Linwood Assembly elected these ofneersi Mas.
ist artisan o. lewis; supetln,-udent, g
J. Knoll! cashier W, X sherwin. Ths thirty
nrat anniversary will be observed az a ban
Quet on January so
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-26

Camp Az, ot nlrtshoro, q making prsparn;
tOna Tor its dag urcseutatton 10 the school
district of that place, 70 be held on February 3
Prominent speAktra have bqan secured Tor the
uccasen and u promises 10 BE- one OF the GfeAk-
eat events ever held IN nirdsbcro
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-26

The snuuNl county convention Of ell The Games
birthday Fshruary "a, At Hambufs clayton
NJ. LntE IL county rrcaldent, This convention y
always lively and euthuHlastic and II attended
~ mary ot the hish ofticials ot the order and
paat state prsaldrnta
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-26

camp ait. OF Atohnton, camp aei. Of Lime
Kiln aud camp aaO. Of 81 IAwrcner, recuntly
admitted larEe elalsee OF candidates, camp ssO
ia the third richest IN thc order and has
aspirh htions toward berou1lnr the nrat.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-06
PRESS OF CITIES
LOUD IN PRAISE
"Prinee OF Pilsen" Given Ovation In
Southern citles-eryan Fortunate
to Be Included In Itinerary.
Seats on Sale Tomorrow.

The Prince OF Pilson." the tuneful
comedy by Pixley 4 Luders. will be
the attraction at the Colonial next
Tuesday night. Jan. IL, II has been
the lot OF few musical comedies to
survive the vicissitudes OF a dozen
seasons. but The Prince OF Pilsen"
seems to stand In class alone. and
Its recurrent visits serve to add pop
ularity. Its familisry story has al
ways an air OF freshness. its songs
are dainty and poetic and the Luders
music suggests spontaneity and in
spiration. rather than the reminiscent
pilferings OF made-to-order compost
tions. The company selected for this
seasons presentation Is said TO be
well up TO the standard OF the orig
inal performances and In vocal
strength one OF the best yet heard.
Jess Dandy will again be seen as
Hans Wagner" and Mabel Harris
as the widow. aud company totallng
sixty-two people.
There will be a chorus OF thirty.
seven singers and dancers aud a spe-
c.al orchestra under the direction OF
Victor Clark.
The papers OF the cities that The
Prince OF Pilsen" has visited are
unanimous in praise OF the produc-
ton. the company and the piece
They say It is in truth IAN all-star re-
vival." Seats on sale tomorrow morn.
ing. Reserve yours early.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-06
No New Developments.
tBy Associated Pres

Washington. Jan. 6.-American Am.
bassador Pentield at Vienna cabled
that he had presented informally TO
the Austrian foreign office the United
statesc request for Information on
the sinking Of the Persia.
Consul Garrels. at Alexandria. re.
ported that affidavits he had gather.
ed from the survivors gave no further
proof that the liner was summarized.
or regarding the crafts nationality,
than the first dispatches contained.
Rev. Homer Salisbury. the American
missionary in India. who embarked
on the Persia at Marseilles. has been
given up for lost According TO the
steamship lines report to London the
only statements that the liner was
torpedoed came from an officer who
said he saw the ripple OF a torpedo.
No submarine was seen.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-06
ITALIAN LINER
HAS MOUNTED GUNS
Arrived at New York and Fact Taken
Up BY state Depart.
ment.
ny Associated Press.l

Washington. Jan. 6.-The state de
partment probably will send repre-
sentations to Italy regarding two four.
inch guns mounted on the stern OF
the liner Giuseppe verdia. arriving at
New York today. Passengers said
the government instructed the guns
to be placed on the ship to repel sub.
marine attacks. Washington wants the
guns dismounted before leaving New
York.
Gunners OF the Royal Italian Navy
were In charge OF the ships guns. &C
cording to Senior verdis, the captain
and daily practIced hitting barrels In
the water as targets.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-06
CBy Associated Press,

London. Jan. 6.-rhe Russian pres
sure on the Austrian lines from
wolhynis to 6ukowins continues
heavy. with sansulnary fighting. The
report Of the evacuation Of crernowitr
by the Aussrisns 10 confirmed.
Petrosrsd claims the Russians com.
PEELED the defenders to fall back to
the secondary defense and definitely
assume the defensive.
The French are pounding on the
German trenches In Champagne and
claim bonbardment damage.
esriin says the French grenade at
tack on the German line AZ LemesniI
was easily repvlsed. adding that the
allied artillery 10 shelIins the import
ant town Of Lens. northeast Of Arras
Two British seroplanss we're shot
down by the Germans in the Lens
fighting.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-06
WAR SECRETARY
GAVE ARMY PLANS
Wants Mobile Force Of Million. Huge
Ammunition Reserve and Great
Coast Defense.
OBy Associated Pressl

Washington. Jan. 6.-Secretary Of
War Garrison presented formal az.
gument for az increased army to the
house committee on military affairs
today. The plan provides for a mo.
bile federal force OF 100000 men in
six years. the accumulation OF huge
reserve ammunition and elaborate
coast defenses. the whole project in
volving an increased expense Of $500.
100000 and an added war department
budget OF more than 100000 an.
nually thereafter
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-06
SALE Of CUBS
AN FINALLY CLOSED
Weeahman and His Associates Pur>
chased 30 Per Cent Of Stock
From Taft

Cincinnati. Ohio. Jan. s-The Chica-
go Cubs changed hands Wednesday
when Charles weeghman. former
president OF the Chicago Federal
League club. agreed among other
things 10 pay 100000 in cash to chas.
p. TAFT OF this city for 80 per cent
OF the stock Of the Chicago National
League club.
shortly after the Cubs has been
sold the national commission went
into session and reelected August
Hermann chairman and John Z.
Bruce secretary.
None OF the details OF the sale of
the dub we're given out.
The sale Of the Cubs served to cor
pIete virtually the conditions Of the
treaty OF peace recently signed here
and at meeting OF the committee to
settle the dispute between the Federal
and International leagues. all other
loose ends that were found after the
signing OF the peace treaty were put
In order.
The full committee appointed at the
recent peace meeting here to take up
the nternational-Federal dispute
held a meeting tonight. directly fol-
lowing the adjournment OF the na-
tional commission meeting.
Baseball men predicted that the
meeting would be short and that .
plan OF settlement OF the differences
between the leagues would b
adoptd.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-06
REPUBLICAN COVER
NOR |NAUGURATED
CBy Associated Pressl

Boston. Mass. Jan 6.-Samrel W.
Mccall. Republican. was inauguratei
as governor OF Massachusetts today
at noon.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-06
j. S. STEEL TRUST
To INCREASE WAGES
New York. Jan 6.-The URSs
State Steel Corporation has decided
to increase the wages OF unskilled
employees 10 per cent.
BRYAN TO HAVE A MILK DEPOT.

One Of the new features OF the
Glenview Dairy will be the establish.
ment OF a milk depot at the Hardy
Newton market. thus giving the house.
wives OF Bryan chance to obtain
fresh milk and cream at any hour OF
the day. Quite often an extra quart
Of milk or pint Of cream is needed In
the preparation Of the MONDAY meal
or the afternoons entertainment but
cannot be had because the order was
not placed before the mornings de-
livery. The establishment Of this milk
depot will prove a great convenience
to the people Of Bryan.