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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-01
TELEPHONE FORCE
TO BE CONTINUED
Lines Passed Under the Control
of the Government
Today.

Today. Coincidcnt with the government
taking over tho telephone business of the
country. IL became known that the pres
ont operating force "a to bc continued
The government asks for the cooperation
of all concerned IN the business. according
to the following letter addressed hy
President Theodore y Vail of the Bell
Telephone Go. to the employees
TO employees Of The Rcll Telephone
Go ndcr the authority Of the law
and hv the proclamation of the President
r,'escqsion and control of the wire h1la-
ness passed 10 the Postmaster General.
az 81 Aurssf In conference
he'd in Wash'nEton. n was prs
ont the Postmaster &c crhi
he government operating committee
and representatives OF the Fcil companies
the Postmaster General expressed most
cmphattcall, his appreciation Of the
service winch the jcll companies were
rendering. and that such improvements
posSiblc 10 be made would be because
~ Tho additional power derived from the
government, IIc asked for the cooper
ation and assistance ~ those who have
heretofore con responsible for tho 7erNl"r
Tho Postmaster General Was equally
emphatic M the statement nt ms deslir
10 conserve the service and properties
of the compantcs with vicw ot returning
them when called upon to do 90 70 the
owners IN rs good condition as received
that II was his earnest desire that tho
owners should receive Just compensation
III the full sense for their 'lsc
The Postmaster General, until other
instructions arc Issued. desires that the
conduct ~ operation shall continue as
heretofore and also states that no changes
viii hc made until after consultation
and full and careful CONSIDERATION To
Won who arc identified with the BELL
conpanics who have shown Your hnc
sens, Of obligation and your loyalty and
fidchtv to the country 20 the public
service and to tho prosperity ~ the past
and to whom the credit ls due tor the
prcstig, and position Of the companies
N tho public cvc II IS asked, and II IS
not too much 70 ask 81 Won. that some
LOYALTY. fidelity and devotion ~ thu
scrH7f4, under the new order az things
On vour behalf such LOYALTY. fidelity and
devotion to service have been promised
knowing full we'll the spiut N winch you
would mot and respond 10 thr request
To do ones fill dutN IN each position
i the greatest obligation resting upon
every person md Is also the greatest
opening 70 future pTfcrmcut
Thco \ Vail, President
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-01
NEW CHARTERS.

SPECIAL CORES pondence OF Every Evening
Dover. Aug Charters were filed
here. Yesterday as follows
here. Yesterday as follows:
Crnbappe Coal Go Wilmington Del,
capital 81 200 900
Nil Okla OH and Refining co VII
mIngton Del. $1,000 900
Javco serge Corporation. New ! ork
City $500. 600
NJ scrlIaneous Woolen Co New lork
City 100000
Yankee Velour Co, New ork CITY
200 600
Asset Broadcloth Co New York City
5000. OOO
Foslmo Coal Co, Brooklyn, \. y,
100000
AIerido Drug and Manufacturing Co,
Meridian. NJ Mss.; 500 900
Antigua Oil and Trading Co, Vii
nington, Del 100000
Delaware Poplln Co, New York City 5,
500 900
f.loo hcrsey Co New York City,
| 100000
American Slovak Coal and Coke Co
| Wilmington. Del sI0O,0 900
Great American Petroleum Co, Viii
! mington, Del 800, 900
Morgan Corporation. Wilmington De !;
! 500 600
Union service Co, Wilmington, Del
| $4,000
Ii p Walmer & Co, Wilmington, Del
! $50, 600
| Exhibitors Booking Corporation of
| Rocky Mountain Pacific States, vii
| nington. Del: $24 900
Traders Brokerage Co Pensacola. Fla
| s., 500
Delaware I1olstein-FreisIan Association,
| Wilmington Del no capital
Increase IN capital Of Turner Manu-
| featuring 60. Wilmington, Del, from
81. .O2O 600 to $500 900; of Olcum Refn-
ing 60. Irvine, Ky, from $l00000 to
| $500 600
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-01
IMPEACHMENT PROCEEDINGS.
City Council 10 Take Up Public Utility
Board Inquiry Tonight.

At the meeting Of City Council 10
night the Impeachment proceedings
against the Board of Public Utility tou'-
inssioners will be resumed, according
ro members of City Council. Whht
form tho proceedings will take is not
known OF the five members who arc
on the board Mt the time the inquiry by
Council started, only two remain. hey
are {. - Garretson and Phillip J issaf
Richard G. McMulcn'e term expired
NJ midnight last night, while 4. oininis-
a,oncra Clarence r. Holt and FRANK
Mock resigned some time ago
The mayor has filled the vacancy
caused by the resignation oi ! oininls-
sionar Holt by the appointment oi hafles
4 Robinson. whose appointment was
confirmed by City Council lns' hursdaY
night Former president NicMnllen sa,d
TODAY. when asked whether he would
attend. said the matter was IN the hahhs
of council
Council was to have resumed the
Impeachment proceedings last Thurs
iay night. but a continuance whs nee
essary owing Ia the absence oi some oi
the counsel in the caae.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-01
DEATHS.

CAZIER- Near KIRK wood. Del. on July ~.
1918. Jacob Cazier
Services al the home near hIfk~ooil "3o-,,
Del Saturday al i4THoun a. = . tioSh
Interment private
CONOAON this city. on August 7.
1918 william. infant son OF John and
Rose Carusu Conomun
Relatives and friends are invited 70 atH,nd
the funeral SfrN icts the Residence Of MS
parents TO North Market street, on sat
urday afternoon. August 3. al O'Clock
Intermcnt a. Cathedral cemetery
CARVER ~ Hermitage Tenn. on July
30. l9Is. Harr, q Jr son Of Harry q.
and Anna NJ Carver. aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 at
tend the funeral .scrviccs al the residence
OF MS parents, No 1872 North Jackson
street. on Friday. August ?. at O'CLOCK
intermenf SilYcrbrook cemetery.
DESMOND-In this city. on July 80 1915.
Cornelius Desmond
Relatives friends. Immaculate COncep-
ii0n Beneficial society, Division No 7.
A .. II and employees Of Augustine Paper
Mills are invited 20 attend the funeral
avenue. on Saturday morning. August =.
al O'Clock Requiem mass al St Ann 5
Church lnterment as Cathedral cemetery.
Automobiles
LIE PATOU REL-In this city, July 81
1918. Alfred r, only Of Alfred W and
Mabel D. IL Patourel, aged l6 years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral services at the residence Of his
parents. 512 McCabe avenue. on Friday
afternoon. August ,. az 2. 30 clock. Inter
ment at Riverview cemetery
MORGAN-In this city. on July 81. 1918.
Hlda Dorothy. infant daughter Of CIar-
ence II. and Hida Pearl Morgan NEE
Relatives and friends of family are In
vited to attend the funeral services at
The residence OF her parents. ll25 West
Fourth street. on Friday afternoon at 230
O'Clock Interment at silverbrook ceme-
Lery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-01
ORPHANS COUNT

Judge Hirc. "a the Orphan Court
Nestctlay appointed Florence y AndcrVin
guardian of Eleanor v Anderpuu, Gtprgn
Penzepls guardian ~ Iakias Peur'1s.
Maud Kenyon GUARDIAN ~ Bcaiflec and
Earl Kenyon and William KyIc guardian
81 i)or9thy Kyle
William = prIrkrf trIgfpe. naa grtrf
81 IN pfdor ~ 7ell real cstatc ~ William
J. loucht"n and IIcury fothprgiil
y. + IlolliuRs was GRANTED au order ~
srll real estate ~ dorothy kvlc
thanfa y Evans presortcd return r
thc alo If real o-tato ~ Iusephlnc iutur
and parf 81 thr real estate - Jeerph ab1
Ililabofh ~ Dom. wbi,h was continued
Jutlgo Eico r"urVrJ an 1tdrr tor tbr -a.r
If fh, pusold pDr riDu Df ths Dean ra'sfo.
toirt adjourned until 'pruhrr lb.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-01
PHiLA. PRO DUCE MARKET
Nv Associated Press to Every ryeninE

By Associated Press To Every FveninG
Philadelphia Ang | Rutier, firm
wcatrrn creamery extra, 10. nearby
prints. fnncy, 5la53
Eggs, firm. nearby lirsts, y Wal3 Y
per case, nearby current receipts, y n
western extrn ffete. II g,a l3 2n western
hrsts. 1900. fancy selected, packed, fpa5l
per dozen
the.ac. higher. New York and Wis.
consn. full milk. % 2a26 .
Corn lower, w yellow. Sin 81
No 3. | sal *
Oats. lower. No . White, MANI 2.
NJ :. S6aS6l,
Live poultry. higher lowls. 3ia35
epring chickens. not leghofns. 3bai2.
Fprinpers. Ieghorns. 3ia3f. r"osterr
25a27 spring ducEs fcklna, 33a55
old, 2Sn30 Indian Runners 2ha21
llrc~.ed poultry. lower. fresh killed
fowle. fancy, 37a3T 4 sinalet eIyes,
33a.iG roosters, ~ spring ducks, long
island 35a3Gi2. brollinR chickene west
crn, 4la44
potntocs. higher. Norfolk b0ai q
pcr barrel. Eastern shore, 5tla5e0 Pct
harrcl. North and South atallna, 5fia
{ on, Jersey M |. Ssal ~ t'er basket
No ,. i2aG0
Tallow, firm. city prime. IN tcfces, =
city special, loose, l7a4 country prlme,
10 u dark. l5ai5l2, ediblo, IN flefces.
Isl 2alp
Flour, quiet. stoadlnt wntcr wheat
nov. 100 por cent flour, 10 15ali =
Kansas wheat. new. ID I ] 15ail -
~prng wheat. old do. {5al -
Inv. hrtn. trnnthv W +, lerge and
small balea. - 5la26 30. No l. 23Fe
l4pO. NJ 3 II 1nnlp - enmple. = 90
Is 20. no Rrnie, 5tnll ~
Clover mixed ha}. light rnlxed. "a pa
II O0. No / mlxed. % 50n2l ~, No :
u 5nafT 80
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-01
MANY SOUGHT WORK.
During the Past Month There Were
2,007 Applicants.

The reports Of the amount Of work
done al the local office Of the United
States Employment Service at Sixth
and King streets, for the month just end
ed. show that 2,OO7 persons applied for
work
The highest previous record for any
one month since the opening Of the office
here was l,701, showing a clear gain for
the past month over all previous records
Of 306
Under the new requirements for the
procurement Of labor through the office
Of the United States Employment Ser
vice, the record for the ensuing month
will probably far exceed the above figures.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-01
WHITE TRUCK SELECTED.
Standardization Of Army Vehicle Com
pleted, War Department Announces.

The L. : governments Official ltullc-
tin prints the following authorized by
the War Department:
THE ~ to 2-ton trucks selected
which after certain notifications, now
known AS Army Type A, is the hite.
The tests of cars in this class were by Tar
the most severe. and by a process oi oiin,
nation the Engineering Advisory board
was left with three trucks. While the
board reported that these three trucks
were equally scrvicablc from strictly
technical point. the board of officers
which received the findings recommended
the adoption of the White for the follow
ing reasons; Lower gasoline and on con
sumption. more satisfactory performances
both IN NIcxico and France, and best
adapted for high-spccd work, with pneu-
matte tires for use as staff observation
and reconnaissance car and high-spccd
truck
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-01
RURAL REG|STRAhTS
CALLED FOR TEST
Ordered to Report at Newark,
Tomorrow, and Undergo
Physical Examination.

Special Correspondence Of Everx=Eycning
Newark. Aug The following rrgls-
,rartS have been called hy the Rural
New Castle County Exemption Board for
physical test tomorrow
CLASS or 1917
Leon G. Jones transfr+, Delaware
CITY
NIansel " wilson Chester Springs, Pa
Joe la Porta and Biago la Porta.
New Castle
Leon Jackson, Christiana
CLASS or 1915
.Iohn Charles Brown, New Castle
Alfred McCullough Ccntcry1lIe
DAVID Emery Enfield, cumberland,
Md
Jessie MridAanov SKI Porters
William Davidson White Edge Moor
Herman Webster. Wilmington
William Clarence Frysingcr, Claymont.
Francis + Anderson. New Castle
Howard r. krum. BrandywInc Springs
s Francis Burmtc. M;lrshal1on
Aifrrd Woodland Caulk Townsend
William l.. Ford New Castle
L. Roy Elder. Mt Cuba
Frank Edward Mote. Newark
Herbert White Hanby. Wilmington
Herbert A Smith Newark
Eugene Bardett Martin, Henry Clay
Warren A Manuel Marshallton
John + Tdwcil New Castle
Charles A Boyles. Newark
Cortland " Saxton. Delaware City.
Samuel Lebarto Newark
Walter TouIson Newark
Isaac Cooper Wright kirkwood
William Arthur Gilbert Marshallton
Irving Taylor, Nintcrthur
Thomas + Congo, Newark
NJ " Hanson, Claymont
Nilber q Simmons, New CaStie.
Harry Reed, Wilmington
Finer Parson. New Castle
4 81 NayIor, Jr., New Castle
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-01
Soldiers Carnival Tonight.

The sport carnival, wrestling bouts, etc /,
which was 10 have been held by the
Twelfth Battalion, | ) Guards, National
Army, at the French street barracks Tues
day night, viii be held tonight. The entire
original program, except the boxing, will
bp mt on
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-01
Bull ding Permit Issued

Building Inspector Preston has issued
a permit to the F Biumenthal Co. 70
make alterations and repairs 10 their
factory building. AT Front and Monroe
streets 10 cost 81 900 Walter J. Thomp-
son if 10 be the cont ractor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-01
Union American Cigar Dividend.

The board Of directors Of the Union
American Cigar Co have declared Il
dividend Of ] per cent on full shares Of
preferred stock, payable August l5 %
stockholders of record July 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-01
ST Andrews Workroom Closed.

The Red Cross workronm at St An
drew's r. =. Church will n1t be opch
during the month of August
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-01
Raker IN Meet Ferguson.

Harry Baker, local boxer, will meet
Danny Ferguson OF Philadelphia at
Penn's Grove, N J., on August Q
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-01
HOTEL SILVERTON
HOTEL TENNESSEE

Tennessee Nvcule and ReaCh
,-a., ytpx BathinS rrUm bulei ~h. rtr~.
sfa up weekly s. up daily hhALA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-01
BEA U NJ 0 N 7
HOTEL BOSC0BEL Scrr.'.
HOTEL GEARY

outrrky Awe near trz~h ofnT rr-
~ tabfr 81 - Iav .D grrial weekly
.FDEJ,FI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-01
THE AMERICAN

Teunr~See Ave. ataT of'acn. Iiers inu A,l
rs use nlcur- 81 tag lp -UtClAi Rtckl 3.
FiathIug from u0tel ll.S. VI. COLLINS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-01
THE FERNCLIFFE

U.,IIl-- rtalking. ECasUnaoIt f1fe. NAtolllu--%
parties ATTENDED - No~r oesSA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-01

Tennessee Ave rear .sarh slt ,D
weekly -Derial family stes Hatring f-
Hotet GEkEY -l4Js f.T'T 3.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-01
WILLIAMS HOTEL
d. I IL Nf-G
BAYSIDE INN

tr.. p..-t water view large and shady
h.- S,Jrrt rlirurele Home ~ the autoist
ana vacAtiouiSt. Garaor .,.,,,.,
@N' m HARRIS GkhWE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-28
GREAT RECORD BY
PENN FRESH NINE
Coach Carris' Players Have
Won Ten Straight With
out Single Defeat

Few Ccache- at thr University OF
Pennsylvania have records that can
compare favorably with the list Of vic
Carris who for many seasons has been
the tutor Of the freshman nine. Penn
yearlmEs point with pride TO the fact
that frSt-ycar students az the Cniver-
city have lost only four games in the
last five seasons
This year the Red and Blue freshmen
have pranced through the schedule with
out defeat. and they have scored ten
straight victories. Two games were not
completed and both were with the Cost
Accounting team of League Island. In
both contests the Yearlings were leading
when the game was called
In 1914 the freshmen lost to Peddie
in the early part OF the season and then
went through the remaining games
without a reverse Following came two
glorious seasons in which NOT one re-
verse was registered Last year Coach
Carris's team vas shaken and changed
so often by enlistments that the same
team did not take the field twice, but
despite this handicap the majority of
we're defeats
Walter Harvey, a Pottstown youth,
has been the pitching ace this year.
Martin also has a ided in the hurlng, but
Harvey Is the most dependable twirler,
one of his victories was a no-run. no.
hit game against the Pennsylvania Mill
Iarv College. His most recent triumph
was over Norristown High School.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-28
DAVENPORT AND HIS JINX
CHASED TO THE SHOWERS
AS AS WALLOP ST. LOOIE
Dashing Dave Unable to Exercise Old Voodoo Spell
Mackmen and Comes to Grief-Larry Cardner's
Hitting the Feature of the Game
By ROBERT W. MAXWELL

three fields. and when he soaks the ball
there is something behind Il. Yesterday
two of his hits went to center and the
third to left. They would write couple
of columns about that in New York.
Gardner is one of the best third base
men ever have seen" said Monte Cross
before the game He knows how to
field every ball and. II you have noticed,
never makes a bad throw. He gets the
ball away like Lee Tannehill who used
to play with the White Sox, and Lee
was the best in the business Larry 10
a wonderful player and seems to be get
ting better every day"
Some Dope on Rube Waddell
II would like to know" writes r 4.
Carter. IF Ruhe Waddell ever called in
the outfeld during any game he pitched
while working for Connie Mack. and
then struck out three batters in order"
Rube did that very thing twice while
playing with the Athletics. but never in
a regular league game. In an exhibition
game in Paterson he called in the out
field and inheld in the last inning and
with only himself and Ossie Schreck on
the field famed three batters ON nine
pitched balls. He did the same thing In
Steeiton and got away with II.
Il remember that Paterson game very
we'll" said Monte Cross. who was lis-
tening while Connie gave out the dope.
In the eighth inning Rube turned to the
inied and outf1eld and said. Hey. you
guys are not needed and YOU can take
rest Sit down and watch me work on
this gang
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-28
CASSATT HORSES SOLD
Low Prices Paid for Chester
Crack Nags at Belmont Park

New York, May 2s,-small prices were
the rule for the horses that went under
the hammer at the dispersal sale of the
racing stable and breeding establishment
of Major f. B. CaSsatt, in the paddock
at Belmont Park before the races yester-
day. Flying Fairy and Aeronaut were
reserved at $4,000 each, and as no one
cared to go higher, went pack to Chester
brook stud. Garbage, which had won
a lot of races carrying the red. white
and blue thirds" was passed out without
bid Dardaulus, a 3-vear-old colt
brought the highest price, s17OO. and was
knocked down to S. A. Clayton. Most
of the others were knocked down for
sums ranging from S25 to $1,000, but
more were below $500 than above
w. 3. Miller paid sl1O0 for the 4-yesr-
old mare Queen of the Water, at the
sale of Lieutenant Clifford A. Cochran s
horses that followed. All the others to-
gether did not bring half that.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-28
Big Baseball Trades Thing Of Past


all likely
him to let him
man in the
Phnie
sold Alexander and kefer for $4,000
Philadelphia smaced OF
Babel Baker
of Uncle
really than
would have to depart
would not
Alexander kl but they
what nova
players.
which Charles Hog BostoQ for Jess Barnes
hospital
baseball
salary which rather rubbing
~ s34aNt
that player is likely the
older
will be
many
orefv vother- r-buines ned aCtv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-28
Problem for the Real Sport to Ansper


followers
boost
to
your ownco
track Long Island delegation of vendors
In
in
31l7e Forth OF
That 1 the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-28
OPEN new ROWING COURSE
Yale Varsity to Oppose Harvard
Next Saturday

New Haven Conn. May 2s.-With the
opening of a new rowing course, termed
BY Guy Nickalls one without a superior,
as a special attraction, Yale and Har-
ward have completed plans for the chief
feature of their annual rowing regatta
next Saturday on the Housatonic River
or principal event, the varsity match,
will be rowed in conjunction with the
playing of the annual baseball game be-
tween the universities On Yale Field next
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-28
T,Uo Noted Speeders Lost to Turf


twoyearolds
Belmont
brilliant performers
a
His annexng hono the
In 1917 Fire
training this that his T VIII
him himself
onda the
WILDE
Houress injured
Wilson'S Krkexngon Lexington KY
andret Ito he stud
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-28

seattle, Wash, May 2S.-Physcians an
nounIed YESTERDAY that Fred Fulton, aspl-
in his right hand during his Vaudeville act
her" last Friday night. Fulton,s manager
said he would be able to meet Jack Demp-
seN at DanhurN, Conn, July I. Fulton has
cancelled his theatrical engagement.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-28
Soccer Banquet Tonight

The third annual banquet under the aug
pCes Of the Veteran Athletic Assori = tion
VIII be held tonight at MosebaCh'S. Twelfth
street and Girard avenue. The association
is giving the affair in honor Of the Veteran
vision championship and the Allied Anh-
tour cup tourney tho IaSt E,nsUr..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-28
OCCUPATTON?YES
CREASE In RAILROAD
PASSENGER RATES WILL
HIT BASEBALL MOGULS
Is viii Pay Thousands of Dollars More to Travel,
but Decrease of High.Salaried Players Will
Tend to Lessen the Financial Strain

clubs they other going
Mr..
and freight order
Each travels
thirty
'tn the party
Straight will
three 1000 miles Add to this
baseball
going have their somewhere in order to meet
for the
which the maximum rates
because
added the players signing con-
ney nave
competitive bidding for players OF hsh
the
don
railway rate because so
replaced
Which means that on
-khe maEnates will really not feel much after an
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-28
Rain Postponcs tigli'

jersey City. May rs Owing to the Down
pour last night the opening boxing show Of
the, Armory \ G.. in Jersey City. the first
under the new Law. was called oft ana post =
pUned until Wednesday night Tho bout be-
tween Vic Moran and Frankie Callahan will
be fought scheduled
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-28
Southpatus Keep Yankees Going


Leagu
Browns of
of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-28
Pennsylysuia State shoot

Tho t,-entv-eghth snnusl tournament Of
the PsRnsylyenia State sportsmfus Asso-
n. 12. 13 and IA The Lancaster County
Gun Club Is In charge Of the arrangements.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-28

North Side Professionals have two games
on Memorial Day. June /, and open and
would like TO hear from some home teams in
Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware Of
fering a reasonable guarantee. John J.
Hoover, manager. e035 North American
street, or call kensington 6469 w
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-28
amateur Notes


Myrtlewood B. G., a fast 14-l5-year-old
travelling nine. would like to hear from clubs
Of that class having home grounds and
offering a re a sonable guarantee. Francis a.
Klaus, manager, 1896 South Myrtlewood
street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-28

Westmere A. A. has June l open snt
would like TO hear from frst-Class travelling
teams having home grounds and offering
reasonable guarantee. Robert NJ. Moseley
manager, 2liO North Natrona street, or cal
Diamond 5sT7 w.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-28

Eagle Juniors defeated the Fillmore A. c.
by the score of TO At Sixty ninth and
Market streets Sunday afternoon. Weiss,
the winning pitcher, showed excellent form
by disposing Of seven opponents through the
strikeout route.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-28

Olivet, a frst-class, fully uniformed team
has May 80 "a. m; and p. m open, and would
J..E. Michael, manager 4a47 North War,
mock street, or call Wyoming 3s1 between
and 6 30 n IN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-05-28
MONTEITH IN DAZZLING
BLUE SILK SHIRT SEES
JOHNNY DUNDEE VICTOR
Speedy Italian Scores Decisive Win Over Eddie Morgan
the English Featherweght. at the
Olympia in Wind-up
Rv IAMES s. CAROLAN

ing TO the appeal Of Sergeant Ma lor
Rand, one of General FershiaT's wounded
veterans. TO help the cause.