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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
BUILDING PERMITS

Building Inspector Preston has issued
the following building permits:
Felipe Maufredo, to make alterations
IN his combined store and dwelling at
402404 Tatnall street, to cost 500.
Samuel PlofT, TO make alterations in his
combined store and dwelling at the north
west corner of Fourth and Scott streets
TO cost s225 Harvey d Blackwell is tho
builder
John b. Moore to make additions in
has store at l413 Riverview avenue. TO cost
$3.50 James NJ, Smyth is to be the
builder
Benjamin +. Shaw, TO make alterations
n his private garage at Eighteenth and
Boulevard, to cost 500. James NJ. Srnvth
viii be the builder.
W. p. Phillips, TO make alterations in
his dwelling, at 400 West Twenty-fourth
street, to cost s7S, George w Raudman
is the builder
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
ADJUSTMENTS. A

puMoHrs .raarnrfa Ar rnE ga HnfC s
Dunont's Minstrcls. who arc coming
TO the GHrrlck Theatre next Friday and
Saturday nighta and Saturday afternoon
hnvc been here before yes their annual
vigit a looked forward 90 hut they arc
different every time; That ie, they bring
al now Jokes and new fninstrclay with
them but the old favoritea come along
each time. and they will he here this time
They are noted for their originality,
and that a why they have become auch
fixture in Philadelphia. ani coming
here at this stage of the season. Whining
ton will have the benefit ~ their winter
experiences in their home town The
safe Of seats opens 1T The Garr'ot to
morrow
rNtD nrHNrsfT AZ THn uuEEN
An attractive double feature bill will
have its last showing ~ the Queen Theatre
today II coinpriens Enid Bennett IN "The
biggest Show on Earth" and Tho newest
Tttn comedy '1Iis Buay nav which s
n petininc scream,
DOUBLE FEATURE At mAIEsrtc
Sessue ITavakawa. the famous Japan
CSC actor. is featured in "T he Whit
Name Law, which has IFS last showing
NJ the Majestic Theatre todav There e
also n very funny Paramount COMEDY.
Tho Rattle ROYAL
vERRr 8 aAeTEnpIECE At vIrroRrk
Judging from The POPULARITY with which
70 900 Leagues Under tic Sen met
during ita fret two exhibitions 1T the
Victoria Theatre there IS possibility
that the film will ho retained for une ~
moro daye
STARS Sr rHF aAyoY
Francis Y RIehman and Bcvurlv
Baync, Wilnineton.s favorite co-stars.
VIII he sorn ~ ths 1avnv Thnntro TODAY
H. onc of thcr hcsi prturee cntl'l j
Cyclone Higgins y -
Every Evenings rlas7ifiot advertise
manta bring rcailia Proved ia The salts
fnrft,,r, II rr,nr,a. IL all Il
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
APPEAL. FOR SUFFRAGE.
Mrs. Florence Bayard Hillcs and Other
Munition Workers go to Wash
inpfon.

Tho women munition workers at the
bethlehem plant at New Castle being
temporarily idle, while waiting for ma
terial, a party of them, headed by Mrs.
Florence Bayard liilles, herself an en-
ploye at the plant, yesterday went to
Washington to interview Senators and
Others IN behalf of the suffrage amend
ment pending before Congress-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
BEAUTY NOT TILL THEN.
BY George Matthew Ada m s /.

We human beings are a terrible
lot of cornplainers We want too
many things that are perfect
At the same time, we scarce re-
mind ourselves that perfection is no
trifle
We see 4 speclz OF beauty and say:
chow wonderful But our sight
all too soon becomes olouded with
a maize that blinds us from all
beauty because we shrink at so
much more Of ugllness
Not until we are able To love all
uglincss will we be able to envelop
it with beauty and know that there
is beauty in every one and in every
thing.
Nothing can dissolve Soul.
And beauty is q superlntive soul.
With the great world living out It's
days because it has souls, souls,
souls
bent, slow walking old
man, | love you; YOU i'll, suffering,
smiling, bed ridden fellow, ! love
you; you broken, dead, rotting
tree, love you; you-torn, soiled,
discolored book, | love you: you--
battled SCARED, crippled, blinded
veteran. ! love youl
For you are beauty, without
veneer. You are ugliness made
divine
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
HEARING POSTPONED.

In tho case of the United Statea against
Frank Stephens. charged with violatipn
~ Tho espionage act Judge Victor y
Wonllev IN Tho II s. District Court
vester,iav. continued the hearing on the
demurrer a. the Indictment heretofore sot
by Judge bradford fr May y. until
MONDAY. .Iuna 1 at ~ o'ciock ~ tho
morning
District Attorney Charles p Curley
represents the government and Stephens
u represented Nv Gilbert 4 Roe ~ Nev
YayR
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
Auto-Hypnosis is Responsible For
Misadventurcs That
Befall Hero.

Tho name What Could the Poor Girl
| Do Is not an asset lult liability for
| the play which opened NJ The Playhouse
| last night
| There Is n "reminiscences Of literary
| antiquity in the plot of the French farce
that was presented at The Playhouse last
night II must he the case that sucli
plots have hecn handed down fur ccn-
turtles and that each succeeding crop
of farce -wrlghts has put on the touches
that brought Il "up 10 date for his
audience
Ono can imagine. Cor instance. finding
IN y dusty tonne of past Chancerian
tunes Ihc dlyrrting tavle how ono was
br witchdraft hercft. hy tyncs, of his
proper scnsos and how Jealous husband
fen IN tho p,t he diggrd for another
translated ont Of the rfrcnchc
Substitute "hyIJnutism for witch
craft and English as she Is spoke
for The old vic dialogue. and Won have
the basis uf tins. or ~ 8 dozen other
farces each of which might be called bt
any one of dozen different Titles Tho
present ono Seems tu have bccu chosen for
IT'S supposed advertising value. hut #
this on IS, thor, Is a subtle penalty that
Is Implicit. Those who respond ~ that
appeal Will mss the feature they seek.
and will fail to grasp the undouhted
clcverncss of the cheracteriyations and
tho clever interviewing ~ the finer
threads of tho pot
Tho burden ~ the action rests nn
Irnest iruov, whose portrayal of the
hypno1r subject was fllll ~ VOL
studied nnd really artistic touches
tombirod with this 5 drollet, ~ the VIC
made familiar l., the hpe sudden
immohaht1 in pferosiernu= pnses, and
facial registering % violent cmotions
Of apprehension. alarm and relief
Harking back ~ tho legitimate
Of earlier days than these was the waiter
Louis. of Y ] Ferguson. . very salts
fvng rendering of character
Alphonse fthirr Is well fitted hy
physique and temperament fnt the role
of Dr Brodard. tho violent husband. vhlla
Leila lrust and Janet Iraverp, pc the
Vives If Broderd and Cbaunet. respective
Is We're as charming and unsuspect,ug
and unseeius as wives of farce should he
The other parts ere IN competent henls
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
POLICEMAN ENLISTS.
Board of Commissioners Gives patr0Iuan
Weafherhy Leave Cf Absence

Patrolman Leonard + Weathcrhv II
the Police Department. turned IN has
equipment and badge last night si Is
O'Clock and to-day hr went 70 Philadelphia
To enlist either in the merchant marine or
the navy. lie was granted an indefinite
furough bv tho Board Of Police Com
miesioners Yesterday afternoon
Patrolman Nnnthprbv IS p wears Of
age and has been on the police force abopt
two wears lIc Is rated as 4 first -class
policeman b. the local department and
despite his comparatively short service
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
JR. q. u. A. NJ. At NEWARK.
Diligent's Degree Team Puts Candidates
Through for American Flag Council.

The degree team of Dilgent Council
No 10, Jr @ q. A. NJ of this city, wen,
10 Newark Tuesday evening and put
through class of candidates for American
Flag Council, of that place Visitors wa,
present from this city. Eilton, Md and
Lancaster. Pa
On sunday The local Juniors will attend
aervice at Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church with the members 0f The 9 A. n.
post. The ocraqion being the reg'ils'
Memorial Day observance
Troop A, Mechanics Guards. viii turn
out in the Red Cfuss parade tomorrow
night under command ~ Captain w W,
Dutrhur
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22

PATBoIMAN LEONARD 7 wEATHEuRl
has made an excellent record and a host
of friends One important feature that
stands out In his record is that he has
never used his club or gun in making
an arrest lie always investigated be-
fore making an arrest and never was
hasty in passing judgment
Patroiman Weatherby was placed in
Glass IA by his local draft board but
rather than wait decided to enlist. per
mission for which was granted him by
the local board He will try first for the
merchant marine, which is considered
very dangerous service due to the sub
marine menace
Pnor to becoming a member Of the
police force, Weatherby was a detective
in the employ of the du Pont Co for
almost two years
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22
TURK TROOP IN MUTINY.
Sent TO Asia Minor ta QueiI Disturb anees
They Desert Colors.

Athens. Alay % Turkish troops a,
Adm. in ASIA Minor. have mutinied
Two thousand soldiers sent from Manissa
twenty miles northeast of Smyrna, tc
euol the disturbances, have deserted
Numerous deRertions also are reported
from the coast gaTrlsons
Repression of the movement has been
lntrtlsted to Essad pasha Of Albania fame
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22

Talking ~ picturesque barge canals,
tho ono frnm brugcs 10 Zeehrugre and
Ostend has compelling features
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22

fou Try an Every Evening want adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22

Every Evening classified advertise
mHrts bring rca'iiia Proved to the satis-
faction of many and will be - on Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-22

Observation-Disclosures,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-24
Today,s Havre de Grace Entries

First race, two.year-old maidons, selling
furones 'we Win. gs: Clip. lo6; Len
omantin%. ei % 165: .. q Giri. iGS: 'Milds, .oSS,
SChatter. 100: penrose. 1O3; nellie York. tOA
Democracy, los Mister Jimmy. iOd' Hitchy-
second race. two-yesr-od maidcns, hlliss,
( furlonCs Loving Lady, li2; Aunt Oman
tI2: Mario Councll. tt2: Jorice, liz; COLI
nela. III: Rainbow Girl ll2 -
inE. q fnriongs - 'Chsrles CsnnclL Is;
Golden Glow. 10l Poor Rnttcrhy 9s; ,app zap
tain Marchmout. rs; 'Hikcr no; .ann99ee,
lara 90: aroca,C'lc' NaI N'GG M9Ig8ey 'uncH1c
g. NJ. johnson i2O; Miss Fielder, ll3; Ian,
tans. i0s Also eliGioe,ToT4s:la[[NS [SIdsro NJ, iiS
Riliy Hanna. IFS, Encore. l2oi seorpiit to l2o
'C. A. Comiskey, 1903; 'Gurlicue, ll;2i HohS, Hs
i20; Tiogs, us; 'Rert Williams. ll1i hIms hnss
r. l2o; Mohssson @s: :GST. Gi'iISSs"ser iiS 20
furlonEs- ons Kins KaiTg Hgrip6s, 90; sweep Up u,
t10i Assums ils; WSSionnshiSs's i1Ii Tio. Fpsd
square Set iii; Churchill. ll2i DLagoon' ~ ~
Fifth race, three-ycaT-olds ana up VS.
Rs.n'yynlsn lS nu5Sb sSqs 6o S Eng lH5oTy %orth io
Rack Bay I0i: 'Jule 97s 'BIsghoppse, bug use Vs
Etruscan. H.; AmacNassin, w; Foacner
los Kohinoor, i0di CompSdre, u bs,dI
cap q furIonss-Slippery Elm. lO6 ,Georg'
starr, 1tI Top o the Morning. ~ DSnn6nn
rosch, ll6; Startling, ll3; Game JooEF EF,,tte, WU
seventh race. four-year-olds and up, elSim ~
ms mile and 70 ysrds~cssBash henpsSI9' hennpssI' ieg
stslwsrs Helen i9t R,SseeSffars SeSsffSs A ioa Assme
io6, Worlinf LAD iops 'QreeunFE ,e- .,,z
.sphle iiQi kmalsaEpaior, ~ 'Irrs'i0n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-24
WILL PLAY POSTPONED
TENNIS MATCHES MAY 4
sew York and Local Junior Net
Stars to Meet at German
town c. c.

ine junior intercity tennis match be-
hslsp ,hlsp New York and Philadelphia
'Vh should have been played on Aprll
"a out was postponed on account Of
ra weather, has been scheduled for the
ss,tumalS5ntown Cricket Club. Mannheim on
,o nOth cities will he represented by their
svnsest ~, possible teams, and some really
~ matches should be witnessed. on
Pi.ANe ~ new York team will be Vincent
iia.aIu5 the boy champion of the
.Rs SuSles champion; Harold Taylor and
Ngl Donaldson.
bornladelphia will be represented by
ey Beck b. r. phngst, Richard
rs,as r,ns and Earl Fischer. Two singles
see'Vnes n. I VIII be played TAT II A. NJ. and
ny aLSemainng two singles and doubles
-aUnes VIII be plaNed AZ 2 y NJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-24
WILLARD-FULTON FIGHT
STILL SEEKING A HOME
Minnesota Commission Delays De-
cision Following Protests, and
Outlook Is Dark

st. Paul, Mimi, April 24.-The finding
Of host for the Willard Fulton battle
Of July ~ was still promoter i. G. MIL
ier's big program today. When the
Minnesota Public Safety Commission a T.
ter a hearing refused to sanction the
bout Immediately the champion fight was
homeless, Miller was quoted as ready
10 give up big wad TO shift the burden
to other promoters
BY dickering with St Paul fight en-
thusiasts and Ignoring emssaries from
Camp Grant, Ill, Miller lost a chance to
put the fight on before the soldiers, The
safety commissioners delay looks omi-
nous. Hundreds OF protests have been
hled. The safety commission set no
time foF decision.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-24
NEW SWATTING CROWN
IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
viii Be Awarded TO Player Who Is
Timciest Hitter O. the
W Year

Cleveland. o., April 2i.---A new swat
ihg crown-thc timely rGtttng cham
Thnship--will he awarded IN thc Amer
I1n League this year,
Two new columns-"runnHTS scored"
nd 'chanCes offered" have teen added
official box scores.
In the first column the batter is 70
b treditt6 with all runs ErGrcd as di-
itcl results of his hits, bases on halls,
lcrihces, iniied outs and being hit by
3 pitched ball
u the chances offered" column he's
y be charged with the number Of men
% bases when he comes 70 bat. Each
rnner represents a man wIom he has
'ppotunlty to put aCrose
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-24
pills WILLOPEN
Braves SEASON
m Sorts Of Celebrities
will Be at Opening in
Boston Today
vILL BOOST BONDS
Boston, April 81

Al, %,
Boston NprH -
,..,o- Braves will celebrate the
J" ,,, opcninE Of the National
.fp'seNe''' ,,.,.. .,r,orroon at Rraycg'
t,,Fue At $50 '".7 - -,
r.d with PhtladcIphIa '7 '''' "ri''''-
Rp ,.,- t,vc disp,avcd marked
BaseoaH '''' ., tho pr,vos this
,,,+pst in the WorN W -, wv u,o, ,no
.-r,ng. for th'y WI, -, a., tott ,.,,
..oaIsItion OF johnny 49, 49,. a., &c,
N one cog nC'u'u ne, ,,ochinc with Rucl
d almost PIE, snanrlcs the team
He1og IN n'' - H., nanncrv hall nlay-
pins anot'ei .,,,,co Wv many believe. will
he factor tna' viii "''' ''' ''' "
B, race
4 and Navy There
h"' ..o-r,,, or events has hccn
/ Wreu - ,bc opcning Not
rfanseu 60 W. and citv officials will bc
Ny tne ,,o ,rp,v and navy officers
Ftsen,' iW u land tbrir assistance to tho
= Ven W." "priradicr General Johnston.
tess'o" Tho pcpartmcnt Of the
nanlSpI'"EE TO- grcrptcd am invitation to
"..sort with his staff and four boxes
II ~, bsen reserved for HIM
rouoroI Hodges. commanding
A.gV, lg,t nr.isior. at ramp Dcvcne. will
n.itb his staff and military
ss making party Of twenty-five.
Admiral spencer T.. Woods. cont
N,inz t,c First Naval District, will
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-24
Military OPENING
DETROIT FEATURE
lgers and Indians Will March
Around Field and Salute
Allies Flags

Detroit, Mich, April 2i.-Military tea-
nles VIII take the place Of the time
enored .parades and flare OF trumpets
gshering in the 1918 baseball season
Detroit this afternoon.
Ireeeding the game members of both
yIolt and Cleveland teams viii march
FOUND the field together while flags
lhe Allies and finally of the Cnited
sates are raised and saluted. Neither
Coob nor HeilmLIn will play today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-24
CLARENCE WALKER" NtRLiN KOPp -, 81
PTTTDARK HORSE
IN PENN RELAYS
Coach Warner Has Devel-
oped Fast Sprint Medley
Team Around Shea
NAVY SQUAD ARRIVES

Sow that the relay carnival virtually
IS upon W, rumors Of all kinds iIy ihick
and fast and the --latest are io TN"
OBJECT that Coach Warner Of Pittsburgh.
is bringing down spriut medley r"laE
team that is going TO take some beat
ing.
In shea. Coach Warner has the Amer
lean uuarter-milc champion and he is
said 70 bc going better than ever. 30
ward, Albright or Peters and EckEardl
are the other members Of the team and
they are due, according 10 Pittsburgh
reports. TO give Michigan. Pennsylvania,
state and Chicago a real surprise party
in the sprint medley on Friday.
on Saturday the same team will COM
pete i'm the one-mile championship. i'm
which they hope to be right up at the
finish
Charleston Team on Hand
The first out-of-town team to arrive
for the big two-dav relay carnival on
Friday and Saturday afternoon at
Franklin Field is the Charleston Naval
Training camp. which pulled in from
South Carolina today.
Athletic Director W. n Powell knows
that his men are up against some of
the finest athletes i'm the country from
Camp Pix. Camp Funston, Pelham Bay
Navy Yard soldiers and marines, and
Naval Training camp and our own
he Is desirous that his boys will be in
tiptop condition for tho army and navy
events. moro Of which take place on Fri
day. called Army and Navy Day on
that account.
The Charleston naval men will com
pete in five events on Friday and sat
urday ON Friday the men will he
found in tho rescue race, the hayonct
charge race, the half-milc marching order
relay race, and the medley relay race.
ON Saturday they will run in the one.
mile service relay championship.
Relay Carnival Notes
Berry, OF Camp DiN, Is in town and
states that they have a fast team at
Camp Dix and that there is such grca
/ interest I'm athletics at the camp tha
three teams will run in each of the re-
lay races and that each team will be a
pippin.
More than $500 grammar and paro
chal school tickets had been sold ~
to yesterday evening. The entire allot'
mcnt OF 5000 viii no doubt he sold out
In addition. the high schools and pre-
| paratory schools have taken over l00l
Of their special tickets
! Friday is army and navy day at tn,
carnival Seven military and nava
/ events are down for decision and Gael
camp entered feels that it's men vii
! win out. Camp Dix and Camp FunstoI
! will represent the army, while the sol
dIers and marines Of the navy yard. tn,
/ Pelham Bay naval training station anC
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-24

R,naseao, o.. April 24.-Willie Langford.
las ~ negro pugilist, was fined 500
0bio Ied trom further participation in
SaI Xxx nngs at special meeting of the
lsnss Boxing Commission yesterday.
his ts,o,u s',, was found guilty of Stalling in
M "eNe-round bout with Jack Black
n Sh' Philadelphia, here last night,
louaa ~"en he was outpointed in every
ssSg Ihe commission gave Blackburn
lorS eaer .Sr Nainly trying TO make Lang
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-24
Some Scoring in Third

The As hoppcd upon Nr Du Mont in
the third when Myers led Off with safe
bounce off the pitcher glove. Jameson
forced the lanlly flmgCr( but kOpp wal.
lopCG a safety to right. Gardner. who
has found his batting eye, came through
wi.s a single to center. scoring Jameson
and putting Kopp on third. The veteran
utrd saClicr sCoOtcd up on the throw to
the diamond. Walker walked, iilling the
corners and then when Foster fumblcd
Shannou's hot poke, Kopp and Gardner
counted, DuEan's roller to Du Mont
closed tho session.
Gardner's hard double to right center
with Walkers savage safe drive TO left
gave the AS another run In the iifth
and Dugan's single to center, followed
by McAVoys triple FAR over Mllans
Uranium. gave them their nth and last
in the eighth.
Gardner, walker and Dugan. each " III
two blows we're the wallOpcrs for Con
nics lads. while McAvoy drove out the
longest hit Of the day. Milan being
obliged to race far out To center to re-
trieve the pill.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-24
Leave Coed Impression

The Macimen left for home certain
that they would prove stumbling blocks
TO the onward advance Of the Red SoN in
the series opening today at Shibe Park.
They faced good pitching here, yet they
were able To collect hits when they need
ed them most. Barring a little nervous
ness on the part Of Reds shannon,
their fielding was superb, especially that
of Dugan and Gardner in the infeld and
Kopp in the garden Gregg, Perry and
Myers pitched major league bail from
first to last Of the series, far outclassing
Miller Huggius's mound men aud show
ing up Griff's twirers for effectiveness
i'm tight places.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-24
RUPERT WILL BOOST
LIBERTY LOAN TODAY
Colonel VIII Add $4,000 to His
Subscription at. Nanks
Opening

New York. April 2L--Coloncl Jacob
Pupucrt, part owner Of the New YORK
YANKEES. will do his part to make the
opening Of his team at the Polo Grounds
today boost for the third Liberty Loan
lie win make a personal Subscription
of $50 O0O as lead for others 70 follow
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-24
Myers Lands ShutOut

Elmer Myers. usually a hardAucll
loser 10 the Griffs through running into
bad inning somewhere. hung up his
season over tho Griffmcn shutting them
ont. = 10 o. His cross-flre was positively
murdcrous and had tho home boys step
ping out Of the box to escape It's breeze
His stcadincss is shown by his two free
tickets and one hit batsman. Six hits
we're collected off his delivery and two
Of them were Of tho scratch variety.
Twice he faced troublc.-in the NTH and
again in the ninth. but he was ever
master Of his own destiny and the Griffg
were powCrless before him.
Joe DuEar took advantage Of opportu-
mites arising in the clash to stamp him
'cIT dazzling short9top II was in tho
e -hth inning that he took the lauucls
Niusmith. close to tho fastest man on
tho Washington club in IoinE TO frat
shot ON" to deep short Dugan got over
to the ball, stopped it and caught Ain
smith with a step to spare by a perfect
limo peg. Tho very next man--Du Mont
hammered a hot ono almost over sec
ond haHn. Again DuCau was across tho
field Ike lightning picking m the drive
with both hands and getting it to Burns
i'm time TO stop the rGSncr. Those two
stops and throws we're d-at class. and
the younss:er was given wild applause
from band OF Fhily rootcrs behind
third base.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-24

the Wissahickon Barracks and other
camps will represent the navy Camp
Funston, OF Kansas. has a very sweet
lot OF runners for the relay events and
they hope to win the medley and the
one-mile relay army and navy champion
ship.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-24
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY

"a. NATIONAL LEAGUE
NS Velghia at BostOn-CIear.
N Iaoih AZ hroOklyn-Clear.
LOUIS at ChleagO-CIear.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Esscen Esscn az PhlladelphIa-CIear.
CleVslalson at New YOrk-Clear.
Chl,sand at DetrOit-Clear.
e@se at ~. LOuls-Rain,