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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-04-20
FOR SALE.

A Singer Automatic Sewing Machine
in perfect condition and will sell cheap.
Apply at Central Record Office for in
formation.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-04-20

DIR. j. NJ. Casey who recently moved
to Danville. will be at w. b. Burton's
stables next Monday. county court day.
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EASTER SERVICES AT
METHODIST CHURCH

Easter Services by the Sunday School
will be held at the Methodist Church
Sunday morning at eleven O'Clock.
Everybody cordially invited. Offering
will be taken for the Belgium sufferers
Walton Il. Moss. Supt.
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; MORE BOQuETS.

Editors j. L. Robinson and r. l..
Elkin put out splendid booster edition
of the Lancaster Record last Friday.
Pictures of many prominent citizens
and many OF the handsome buildings OF
that thriving little city, adorned the
pages of the paper and added attrac.
tiveness to the good reading matter.
-Harrodsburg Herald.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-04-20

Lincoln Prize Seed Corn yields enor-
mously in corn and sdlage. For sale only
by Hudson. Hughes and Farnau.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-04-20

For Easter box Of Cranes stylish
stationery at Stormes.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-04-20

Creme Dairy Feed will make your
cows give more milk.
Hudson. Hughes and Farnau.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-04-20

For SALE Range, good as new. some
nice furniture and lot of garden tools.
Mrs. Naomi Hamilton.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-04-20

Car load Southern Whippoorwill Cow
Peas now in. Highest test.
Hudson. Hughes and Farnau.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-04-20

The largest line Of Fishing Tackle and
Base Ball goods ever shown in Lancas-
ter at Conn Bros.
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MODESTO.

Your patronage solicited. West
property, Stanford street.
400 .pd. Mrs. J. W. Aker.
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Gas admins

Gas administered for extracting teeth
NJ. S. Hatfield, Dentist,
4-20-tf. Lancaster, Ky.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-04-20

While in town Monday. get your Seed
Sweet Potatoes and Garden Seed at
d. White Marsse's.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-04-20

For Casters box of Cranes stylish
stationery at Stormes.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-04-20

Al kinds Of seed potatoes. onion sets
and garden seed. at W. v. Balls.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-04-20

Wear tag Monday which will shot
you have helped your home town.
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Hand Us That 5.
Monday is TAG DAY"

Wear n Tag and n smile next Mon
day.
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j. E. Robinson, the editor. and r. L.
EIkin, business manager. of that good
newspaper. The Central Record. of
Lancaster, have just issued an attrac-
tive and interesting anniversary num-
Der of The Record, which is now third
of century old. Some famous men
have been connected with The Record
in its day. including Judge NJ. Dawson
Hughes. his son, X. Z. Hughes, now a
Louisville ''money devil''. Louis Lam
dram, who is devil of different sort.
and the editor of The Leader. Licking
ton Leader.
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COURT DAY DINNER.

Ladies Aid will serve court day din
ner at the Rex Theatre. Don't fail to
eat with the ladies.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-09
PENN HAS CHANCE
FOR SOCCER TITLE
Red and Blue Only Needs to
Tie Haverford This After
noon to Clinch Crown
QUAKERs ARE FAvoRITEs
STANDING or THE TRANS
wI.r.rss WI r.ptA,
EE,iESo..,o, 9 g. Vsisyard. yVsisyard. ! !
nHsstSS nsTsTfSTa ! Q ! torSSsil.. ! .

For the third successive year the uuiycr-
sity Of Pennsylvania ls In llne Tor the In.
tcrcollcEate soccer championship. and this
afternoon the Red and Bluo only needs to
get q draw against Haverford TO Clinch tho
title The game will be played on Franklin
Field Last year tavorford held the same
advantage and. as the game resulted IN a
onc-to-one tic. the championship went to
tho Main Liners Penn was tho winner In
1914.
Penn has played and won four games
for n total Of eight points Princeton has
played nvc but lost one game and only has
eight points A tie will add one point aud
tho nine will be sufficient to assure the Red
and Blue tho houors
Captain Mohr and his mon are IN hne
condition. In ali the games played thlS
season the QuakCrs have uutplaycd thclr
opponents ana the fast work ot tho team
speaks well for the work ~ Coach stew
art. Cornell was handed severe laelng
week ago. Penn winning by the one
sided score ot eight to one,
Buzby at right hulfh1ck aud Montenegro
NJ outside right are expected To- play an
important part In the struggle.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-09
Deaths

aaSss2 RgHSf9Hj s. John Pee and E@AREE &J.r.ga E
EesSshe. 9ssd to a51s tS' wntsF Mont 81 Solemn RHm
CatSsdgsi 10 a m int Holy Gross GEM Auto Auto
AEptER!S9NAt " t! @ Sh2{ SpraeS 1,a 81 De 3, 81
son. Services Mon ? p m, Oliver II. BAR
bfs BXKER4pse isRo iSsst"s' ELIz&RBERTH H. wife
the late charles Baker. Sgsd 50 FugeEal sery'
ssrss sss nke sr6 Hfa s q Wes her p6a
Int private at Montgomsry Gem. Norriatown.
H2g,eh Sh A.
lice New Garden Meeting House, ID day. i5th
RP on % M and 'f 'I@'S IA roey y"" Viii be met met
BEXS',%bsSe l. SYLVIA. wife, Of samuel
Ensie asssa q. Relatives and trlensds invited %
ffaG''S fat aorh Gear m csm Remains i2l may % So
vfmSS GESbER.:LbsS S9R.: Deer pFRREpERrcK BENDER.
husband Of barbara y Render aEed ~ kela'
Mon. p m., 32@S \. 2Sth st, mi. private,
BEhGEiR. Of dlR9'4eTlS p BERTHA r.
sfS$ si$$ s mfi S5 sS"',s' "'a'"'S o.o
degce. Mrs George Cooke, 900 washl9ston q, aye
bssis@ bsyeTy n Trains leave Market st. Ferry
L BRAp2. IN i92 .GbedP, % p E. CATHERINE T. BRADY
tRee HisFias wife Of EdT2gd brsds sdS, Ws'S Sf
Church Of the Gesu. iRyted % funeral, Tues
"A. m. husbands residence, l2i3 y, lIth g.
Solemn requiem mass Church OF tho ttsu p'SV
CABURET.- g. FANNY. daughter ot
Joseph and Mary Caogrst ESQ 80 AZ hsiS'yss NJ
Vernon, Gem, Remains may be viewed Sat
GhbbELEf17pse $, KENjNET5H! NjT5! c&2}Pg5LL iST}Eo5 4
2oi5SE E'' "a, I'o '''r as.ssoa o,
AFpndl AGED ~ hHlN-
lives and friends. SOUTHWARK Council ~
l44, o, OF l. A. doldbeaters' un!qI. invited 70
funeral sun l 2 m 2a2a ~, , ~, A'Iis gsvyrd snt
CALDWTi.I.-Doc 7. ANNA u. widow Of
George g. Caldwell. Relatives and iricnds 5 ln5,
yteds 70 Funeral services Men zen n ' a.
CIOTHGER.--Dsc. g. KATIE u, VIE ni
friends invited % funeral ssgyiGes i95 Taigs 5a6a
II Norris 81. Int private Monument Gem
Remains may be viewed Mon. eve, NJ
cI,FmiENT Ji husband Of late susan q Coad
(nss Sweeney Relatives and fTiehdH, I, a ~
Relief Assn piy, No, l. A. - - ''8s@5 Iii I'll
quiem 81 Matthews Church $50 a. M INT
ST Matthew's New Gem -, r.. ,,t-
CoLEMAN.--Dse. 7, MARY r., VIE ot ~, F9llRip ~
services, Mon, ESQ ,. m. at late residence. l@e2
De Kalb ST.. Norrlstown. M, Prlssts lsi 49,, st p,
c6LiINs. = pee !, FRANCES IRENE.
daushtsr of William j. ana Hannah collins. and
Eranddaughtsr Of John anl f',,atantsta ~, FNgfn, ~,
PsEh', 1sEh = Sqih.i SSis.i i PntH ,Mt. Narist Nt ZEN.
CRAwsHAw Dee, s, MARY LODGE widow
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-09

..rts eight star players In inc i'r "eS'-
e ~ zsirIer. who $ ,uted Bezdeks team
snd saw Il in action against can
~ ~. ,s of the same opinion as the critics
s,ys oregon has a great team teant
~ trim many Of the eastern elcNens
"A penn win have considerable trouble IN
..tsna oregon plays straight nara
l.s.Ii he says, and the attack Is quite
s.s.,suI. The haltbacks hit the line haru,
~ ends with remarkable speed ana
~ ~. forward passes are used few miss the
w rsydek uses the University OF chi
~, ogsnse with many shifts to ball things
~ ths opponents The tackles are
>, hack on almost every play and the
~. shIft the enme as tho University OF
s,s,snrr. No quarterback Is used. In
aa.d thsre are three halfbacks. with one
mag Tho signals, In Warner. The in
..rts.snce also Is good. said Gus. making
<. team well.balnnced and well-coached
the
Has Many Stars
.rhsrs are many stars on the oregon
..ss,.r SAYS Zelgler, "and some are as good
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-09
PRINCETON BOARD FORMED
Sam White Will BE One of Coach
Speedy Rush's Assistants

PRINCETON. y ) prc p-Thc Hoard "
Athletic Control OF Princeton University. COM
posed of members Uf the faculty ~ the tuiVrr
sit" and managers and captains ~ the athletic
tonms have elected the football coarhinE com
mlltca for tho ensuing year
This board has Tor is motive the selection "
the head coach assistant coaches. plan "
coaching and drawing up uf the schedule. It's
acts ratified by tho Board ~ Control. so
that the men arc directly responsible to those
who nut them In pOWpr. sam White, whose
sensational work in the season ot 1911 h stil
fresh In mind. ana Knox TAYLOR, "a Tiger foot
bail star of twenty years Rgu, tho men
elected to succeed Ross McGlnvr and Howard
Henry. whose term " office expired
Rig Bill Edwards. Stewart RAkor and j <.
Mum the other members ot tho committee.
The football situation at Princeton Tor tho time
being rests entirely with these men. II ls un-
drrstood that tho nrEt meeting for outlining the
plana for next year II to b1 held shortly after
he New Year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-09
NeLUs of the BOWlers

Tigers won two games out OF three from
Wyndharn.
Maneto registered 1909 in It's opening game
with wyndham Colts. Marshall knockipg down
his second game.
satterwalto's 22s helpcd the white Elephants
to win tho final game from the Giants.
Price. for wyndham. contributed s1s pins in
his three games, getting scores OF 1D2, 2o5 and
TuSs GGhS ss Of os fs5 5s 1aS set ts
Cook anchor on Maneto, bowled $40 total
Mock got the best slnglc.Eame score In the
in succession knocked down lo4.
Milling squad retained first place in I.anston
League by winning two games from Tool Room
The PhlladelphIa-IIads Hardware League
and Plumb quintet won two from Miller Lock,
Terminal Colts bested Actlves in two OF their
three games. thus holding the top position
Activcs' victory was in the nrst game. when
tributed 80 and Ruth 225.
Manufacturers' Yellow team covered itself
game total u asso n Which the Te team "s won a
three international League games from Union
League Blue squad. II won tho second game,
Walnut OF Overbrook Green team. totaied
292 In hts second game against Racquet Re
serves, Tho Green bowlsrs won all three con
tests
r. Lees third game with Merton White
brought forth 2sO count.
Gormann kept up his good work for EnEray-
Ing. starting tho evenings matches with 222'
Harmer holds first place In German,American
and Columbia. who are tied for second place.
The Quartet squad Is gradually catching the
leaders In the German. a. American LEAGUE, i
Twice Sice's going t over the 300 marx
Tarbuck. Of K. l. n; A., started with 22l
same quintet
The Pirates are again in hrst place, In Key,
stone League Section des2lts the faft ,ii7I tG9s
lost lost the entire series 20 Edoaard
Fricke, Of Pirates hlt tho pins for a 22g
score In his initial effort
wddS toS ssores q Of 69 5 and o rollins
with Terminal against Pirates
Penn has been asked to enter team IN an
intercollegiate League now oelhs t'E"eu
Meter team. leader Of the Electric Leagne.
showed the value Of few pins BY wlnnlns the
second game from Accounting. Ttb 20 Ifd, and
lust enough 10 overcome the Accounting Nc. !
teams seven-pIn handicap Meter won the nTst
game by 81 pins,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-09

sy5s5 ,iss@ss'S glsss. sIss @ 9.I.z
wes,v,7is ws,,7i s Jsv Auto BrGfsswsS fsssrs ana Pms st.
VIM G. stockton tuee hufphyi Relatives ana
ssS6Sih seBSo nvi,sS i2A To iaasrs agssn ssfsls -
MSSTphy 2Gss ScmpsSssn T,sldsnsis s pTiS.,i
Cgdar Hill Gem Remains may Be viewed sun.
,stoR6H Ipse, IS. BARBARA sTQECH.
Snd friends AaI no msmssis sqSss assq q qsy sss ,saSs
ChqIch, inylt.d g funeral. Tues, y m. late
gjSSrsg t@arsS ISL and WoI9 s!s' y. r,"i ~
view remains Mon, : 10 10 X. M Fe"U' may
TgisTI;E.- suddenly. bee I, SAMUEL. bus.
ARA HspHs6 rhisIs Rsistises and risnd. i,-
x " pF6iips S 500 r. i06 to" 81 INT i1s st SD
T'iI0RNfUN. Dec. 7. JAMES husband ~
Nary : Thsr9,op; Relatives and ,gris9ds. Z:
',a sySs. Sas' erssG 81, g. tSspeS s caisISs srSsd
and t6, 6S,ersuap $50 p N, int NJ. MoTiSh Gem.
PnsF TooiS Rs!sllySs" and frSSgd. inylEsd e
solemn hsh mass ~ Of = re"nisr, csurch of t;
"EWRiKoilo Rose 1T Ft.. cs,sSs,drabl sS,a b Gem pa
Peg; $, JoHN husband OF MARY Nyalko nEsd 30.
No,iice, q fu1sggel VIII bs Eiyen from olivsr II.
wNi.f.-bec :. MSRqkRET WALL, Rela.
m rssds9c"o q niScs s sry MSsst MSGssrtnsy. nsaai
81 Anthonys church S;ao a. M Int Holy Cross
OF Gbgltcs T. aud Maidso Wallace t tnSo 'GssEsS GsHs
Na"A. o. relatives ana friends Invited to fu-
l,rfAi Muf.,. = v, M. rCsideuce OF william w.
Er"en, llsi Wolf st Int. Arlington Gem, Auto
., wARD, Dec q. JOSEPH H.. son Of Thomas
" aud late Mary A. Ward. nEUd 81 Reia-
ttvos and friends Invited 20 funeral, Tues, $40
a. IN 1883 Wolf a. solemn high mass Of re-
,9,ul,,m s. Menlea's church, 10 a. m. Int,
WELLER suddenly. pee s., JACOB, hus;
hand ot late Ella Weller, Notice Of funeral
frSw, {ry99ahsgcc. laa V. N@tt!!s "a. =. ,
~ May ~ Whalcn tpee Lcitael Relatives and
to- n1r-,I sSrytsrS .iun s,s 50, ,hN!teeS
~ m. Int. at SChvylklli Haven. Pa Tues 1 md
". IN.
WHARTON Suddenly. Drc. q ALoNzo
husband ~ late Josephine wharton aged 7B
Relatives and friends invited 10 funeral servtees
:, wHtrEtgLp. Dec, = MARGARET wife Of
Henry M,hl,,n,.ld lnce prgctorl, ,aged 90 gela-
y4gs,,,;p, syn, ?, NJ 2{ai, Hope st. Int. private.
2tMNtERMAN 4 MARIA sCIIoIz.
widow oi Efrd Hinmcrman, agNd nT Reia.
which she was a member invited to fuissrai,
Svlfred, 1885 S Npp0 81 tSist and Wharton
StHl High mass ST Aloysius'A Church 10 a.
m. Int Holy Rcdocmcr Gem.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-09
Scraps About Scrdppers
nv LOUIS II. JAFFE

-. - tho half srore boxers who will en-
+ a.sror 10 please fans at the National to-
slrbt are visitors in the city OF brotherly
~ Len Rowlands, OF Milwaukee, ana
n.rty Farrell, OF New York, will shoot
sl.ns at each other in the main melee.
~, n.ltber is a stranger here. as Rowlands
r.da an Impressive debut Thanksgiving
nsv and Farrell has boxed successfully
- ne National for two years. Harry Con-
~ the iron.jawed lightweight from
g-soklyn. also has boxed in this city be-
As.s He meets Pal Moore In the semi.
raarley Simpson, tho rugged Antipodean'
IN have Lew Stlnger, also rugged, as MS
s.s-a,ys. The two Indians, Little Bear ana
sslAn RUSSELL clash again. and Dan Miller
sssss on Ray Brewer in a heavyweight
haah
y..tss Schwartz. who Is singing around
h Of diamond instead OF n,sn9Tz iSaSh9T; asnt n?t
@ WITH e0Sns eS fH sSaw@F'E t hS hS
.. q don tho gloves now and then; the
Sss' h NJ PfaG drsnt "SSSr @
Folowlnx his X. o. over Sandy Ferguson at
Falaaes in inc ring tonight. I'D Kinley MIL Tll
hsison. of 81. Paul. is on this same card.
tsalsiaua is training faithfully for his match ,sl
stkaaSh he ia not trying 20 make his best
zflghi Loulsi will come in about i22 pounds
ard Root will be somewhat heavier. WINE
lteasSn's bout with Johnny Nelson VIII be ms
lklfd here this season. Kid karpinsh ana
AZ stTawhacker, other Cleveland boxers meet
las Welsh and Johnny Cashill. respectively. anu
feaAg Golds vs.. Johnny Mayo Is the otheF
us on again. There will not be a contest
tstassn Jack Dillon and Al Mccoy at Brooklyn
4sxs Friday night. Deep and dank mystery
Haffounfs the third calling of OF the bout be-
leasn the famous champion and the man
n.tf. Dame Rumor, spooky, smoky. snooplnk
~ ia1a that she Is, has II that Alhertus broko
- arm Ia a midnight auto accident while
isdinE from the scene Of boxing match Tor
tseat charity. Not a few fans want To see
Ascp knocked out; he Is keeping EN- In sus-
lehnny Kilbane has allowed himself TO take
asiaton, He is anxious to meet Fred Welsh,
~ p sure hc can heat the lightweight champ
~ ~ hs has agreed 20 meet the Briton at ing
assfa own weight, 1876 pounds. weigh In at .
? a. en the day Of the match The New York
sae EiYins the best offer viii stage the bout
1ehn heDeTmotts first show at the Eastwick
q VIII be held Tuesday night. He has
Z saestshsd Tommy Carey and Grover Hayes in
e Eind,up. Other bouts are Red Mack Us.
sIsHke Williams. Johnny Buck VS.. Young Cos
- feddle Robinson Va. Battling Wright ana
Ap4as Belmont vs.. Johnny Hogan,
ne 2-pound champion Of the United States
n4ssf,, Il making Philadelphia his home, Ben
~ Herman says he holds the mentioned
Esgaasfs on behalf OF the sailor. Herman says
= aeieated Lew Stlnger In ten-rounder at
AsshsrslsIown Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-09
Speedway Body Elects Officers

shs to put IN operation the largest auto
- Iaek Ia the world were discussed yes
Etsz{ ~ the annual meeting OF the Phlla'
- - - AetoF Speedway Association. held at
- sfhAmper OF Commerce. In the Widener
- and received additional impetus at
~. ~ annual banquet held at the Majestic
lssl night The following officers and
ztsstttseH were elected. Henry q Dunlap. Phila-
president; q. l.. HOVER Youngstown
bstszg and treasurer; Horace T, Myers.
- salyeni William HohensAck IyylRnd; Rich
~ Aattison. Jr,, Amber. c. r. Jackson,
sliSsifshi Arthur 5, Zell, Baltimore; Claude
4 4s5klaAlef Warrington; w l.. Ferguson, Phila-
fs' F4pl - Huyette, Philadelphia: J, NJ.
- z ,feiiadelphla; George =. Potts, Phila-
- 81 Y Wilson Prltchett Philadelphia; Ray
fsss. ~. p. tunnel. philadelphia; Perry A. ShAnor.
=13afsh ana Harry G., TTe1ler. Allentown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-09

with about sixty athletes representing tn,
local clubs and ono from Pittsburgh. the nm
nnal senior cross'country Championship OF N,
Middle Atlantic Association. A. 4 T.. will
be held this afternoon over a HlN-tnlr course
starting from tho Lighthouse Boys club. How
ard and Somerset streets.
The most prominent entry Ia that Of james
McCauEhey. Pittsburgh a. a who ths
Junior title two weeks ago AZ NckccFpOrt fGi
WIN shields, tho Penn Freshmen runner and
holder OF the interscholnstic two-ulic record, &,
hnother eontender Tor the honor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-09
URGES PLAYERS TO STUDY
Haughton Warns 1917 Candidates to
Keep Up in Scholarship

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Dec. .. Coach
Percy u. Haughton. OF the Harvard foot
ball team has sent n personal letter to all
candidates for next years eleven urging
them to keep up in scholarship "as part
of their football duties"
This years defeat" he wrote can be
traced to slacknesB in study between the
time of last years game and midyear,
when men whose presence on the team
would probably have turned the scale got
on probation at the college office, their serv-
ices being finally lost TO the team"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-09

is a unanimous
solcction. a n d
shy" Hunting b
ton. tho quarter
bac X, Is ac-
corded the same
tr . a { m ent.
Mite h ell, an
end, appears on
several Of the
e1eve 8. and
Risley. center,
and snyder a
guard are re.
m g m h g r e Il
BARTLETT, a
tackle Tegert,
an en- d, a u Il,
and Mouteith. a
halfb q clS, are
placed o II tn q
second tea m >,
giving + $
New Years or.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-09
oregon, PENN'S NEW YEARS
0PPONENT, HAS FIVE PLAYERS
ON ALL-PACIFIC COAST TEAM
captain Beckett and Quarterback Huntington
Unanimous Selections, With Monteith, Risley
and Snyder Receiving Recognition
By ROBERT W. MAXWELL

-. ,,n,v,rsl,y OF oregon is well repre-
a,sd In the various all.Norsnwss1 i,sc,o anu n,,
ftflls, 49, a., that section. Captain Beckett
s.Issls and star punter Of the team.
ht factto ef'N
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-09

WOMEN white. 2. who viii appreciats steady
employment and good wages one for cook and
general hopseworlsi ons, for mothsr's hslpeEs
per week, depending on work you viii aRrea
10 do. Apply 3l2 LlandrilO road, CynWyd.
one square from Cynwyd station.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-09

as the Penn players. Beckett the tackle
and captain. weighs 2o5 pounds. ls fast and
does all Of the punting lie can average
forty-nve yards in game. Johnny Par.
sons a halfback, ls regarded as the best
back on the coast He weighs IT'S and ia
very fast shy Huntingdon another back
field man. tips the beam at 90 and is a
wonderful player. lie gives the signals.
but really plays fullback Mitchell. an end.
is the best | have seen on the coast. and as
good as any | have seen In the East"
ZeiEler was assistant coach at the Unit
vorsity Of California football team last
fall and aided considerably In re-esiablish-
Ing the game on tho coast For several
years tho American game has been In dis
card and rugby played instead. Sentiment
against college football was 80 strong that
even the high schools dropped II. The game
has rCgaincd It's popularity. however. aud II
Is believed that more than one hundred new
teams will be In the field mkt year.
Coaches Had Hard Task
California played rugby up to 1915. and
the men who came out for tho squad know
nothing OF the other game. For one year
there was considerable experimenting. and
this year Andy smith. Eddie Mahnn and
Zeiglcr were engaged to get tho players In
shape Their task was n hard one. when
one realizes that the candidates never had
seen an American college game. Their
knowledge was gained through newspaper
accounts, which sometimes are not the best
i. textbooks,
Smith and zclger did most OF the work
and had to teach the men from the begin
ming II was harder than coaching prep
school team. as only the simplest kind Of
football could be taught For more than n
month the team was drilled on fuudR-
mentals. but after that some progress was
shown and in the later games California
made good showing Eleven games were
played. SIX resulting in victories Ave de-
feats and one tie,
Zeglor will assist Folwell in preparing
Penn for the coast battle. He knows the
style OF game used by oregon and vr-
tually will have charge OF the defense The
Red and Blue is mighty lucky to get Zcig
er's services.
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AUTO CLERK wanted must be bright ana
steady; operator OF 4 G, Smith machinsi
permanent position, WITH advancement to COM
BOOkkEEPER exp. on double entry; also sons
exp. IN atenography and typewTitng: per-
Tnnncnt position state refF. and salary wanted
In confidence T. 420, LedEer ONCE,
BookkEEPER aud stcnogrsp pher, young woman.
advancement Address 4 Is, T. o, Box s4sa,
CpREEspoNDENT ls to, % years. must be
Engllsh branches; salary So, Call Curtis
Publishing Co, Saturday, to II.
FEEpERS AND FOLDERS, on fat work. Ap-
pIy G@u r, AHhineHd st, Germantown.
GIRL, German. mothcr'a helper; must speak
High German. li7 n, Mt. Pleasant ave.,
SSdgwlck Station. Germantown.
GIRL, white, for cooking and downstalrs work,
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CoaterB. aalt swomen, candy packers and
wrappers. Apply Confectionery DEPART
msnt l2i n, sth 81.
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DOyIestown II. S. Wins Easily

~ sit;lksrowN. Pa. oec. Q. - The Doyles-
= : Yesterday. 20 10 40
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TYPIsTs

Young women for typeyrltlnE. Apply
bureau OF Employment a. floor. before
IL a, m.
sTRAwBRIDdE 4 cLoTHIER
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WOMAN. .middls-aEsd, for. houssFoFki soos
any eYsnl1E after I. 4bba NJ ubsr. Pheas
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WOMAN. intelligent, to assist elderly ladyt
sewing. Preston Sa2B J.