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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-12

100000 American soldiers on his
discharge he received letter from
General March commencing him for a
record of efficient service.
Lieutenant Paul went down in the
Alcedo when she was sunk by torpe-
does. lie was in the water two hours,
then rescued by a small boat. which
was rowed hfty-fve miles before It was
picked up by a French patrol.
Half Of these men In service have
returned to civilian jife with many in
teresting experiences to relate. But the
one most talked about of the twenty
five is Mr.. Sellers
Mr.. Sellers was bookkeeper in the
office Among all the men there it was
thought he would stand least chance
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CAMP TOO BUSY FOR A. A. u. Work.
Coast Golfers Planning
Van Loan Memorial Cup

Los Angeles, Calf. March 12.-To
perpetuate the memcry OF the late
Charles u. Van Loan, a movement
has been started by his friends at the
Los Angeles Country Club to dedi-
cate a perpetual golf championship
cup 20 him. to be played for en- Van
Loan Day" In June. subscriptions
arc under way among various friends
OF Mr., Van Loan Among those who
arc taking n prominent part in the
memorial plans is Bayard WELLER, the
playwright.
The cup. which will cost $3.50, will
bear an engraveur of Mr.. Van Loan
In the act of driving a gclf ball and
the names of the annual winners will
be inscribed on II. In addition
small replica will be presented each
year to the winner of the tourney.
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STERN STAR PLUNGER
Easily Wins Event in Penn's
Weekly Swimming Meet

Stern featured the swimming in the
seventh weekly aquatic meet at the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania Monday night,
with a victory in the plunge and places
In several of the other events. In the
plunge he covered "A feet inches. with
his handicap. and easily won the event.
Steifel won the 200-foot handicap event
and gave general all-round perfor-
nance. Arrangements are being made
for the Deans trophy swimming meet
between freshemn and sophomores in the
near future
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OSTEOPATHS ELECT BROWN
Star Center Named Captain q
1920 Basketball Team lll

Charlie Brown, 30, veteran center %
the Philadelphia College of Osteopathy
basketball team. was yesterday unnxi-
mously elected captain OF next seasont
five. oddly enough, Brown viii be cape
tain Of team on which two ex-captaina
are playing. Chick Sale. '21, was CAD
tain OF this year'sr team, and Larry
Elwell, a classmate OF Brown, was cep<
tain of the 19t7-1s team in his sopho-
more year. Both will be in next years
lineup. I
The coveted 90" was awarded to Cap4
tain Chick Sale 81 (: Charlie vale, ffof
Mike Pinto. 10, and Manager Earl ID.
Bryant, 20.
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READING AFTER BERTH
May Be Given Syracuse's Fran
chise in International League

Now York. March 1.-THE lnterna-
tionai League moguls will meet today at
the Imperial. President Dave Fultz is
confident the Newark and Syracuse
franchises will be taken care Of before
his magnates adjourn. Arthur Irwin,
the Rochester manager, is boosting for
the Syracuse franchise TO be given to
Reading, Pa. Arthur claims that the
Pennsy city drew more than $150,000 Ill
Sunday admissions last season.
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Tom Miller for Braves

Richmond, Va. March IL --Nirs mia
League officials announced today that Tom
Miller, outh, ldrr. who was signed yesterday
by the New York American League club. was
sold last month to the Boston Nationals.
because Miller did not rcceivc contract
from Boston by March l he claimed lie
was free agent.
Miller. who led the Virginia League in
batting. played two years at Richmond COL
loge before Joining professional ranks
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( SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS

DENNY KAUFMAN is coming back
ID to entertain. After long absence.
the one-time terror of the bantam divl-
sion will appear in one of the prelimi-
haries at the National on the evening
sf March 20. Kauffman decided he was
through with the game more than
year ago. He has read of the come
baolxs'' and concluded he should be
among them. Patsy johnson. the Tren-
ton bantam. will help Benny celebrate
dis comeback.
bounced his complete program for that
Sanfe night Joe Burman meets X. O.
Joe ,O'Donnell in the windup. The semi
windup will present Johnny Mahoney,
Of Hazlston. and Johnny LundN OF
M The remaining two prelirnAnarles will
ind Billy Hines facing Johnny Myers
and Young Merino engaging Kewpie
? Calender.
a. G.. win send Jack clifford. the New York
heavyweight, into the wind.up At his popular
opposed Jack Dempsey IN a local ring, Leo
us @nSnE Sf sfssk 3, T III ts%Rf o5Sf
oro'
Jim Fesney. President Burn,,s chief aide.
S M,S %r A Msrssr R2sS o%%y NIKE RS1ss S sh
take on Marty Campbell. and Johnny Ryan
will engage Johnny Mckeown.
~ "
The recent featherweisht sensation. joey
Fox, Of England win be found In the wind
up at the National on Saturday night The
visitor is In for hard night, as Louisiana,
always dsnssrous man. will be there 70
battered Young Dobideau, but he is certain
10 encounter more trouble when he meets
The veteran.
Bobby Doyle. the boy who trounced Little
Bear here a few weeks ago. will appear In
the National semiwind-up against Battling
Murray, This will be the NTH meeting be-
tween these classy hyweights. Battling Leon-
srd ia due 70 start ip the third fray With
tmny German as his opponent Patsy
Wallace battles Johnny Moloney and Terry
HaLlon engages Young Coster.
Matchmaker Georxs EnseI has argsnsed an
fill-star bantam program for the March ~
lhow at the Olympia. Johnny Murray, the
nan, exhibits In the feature with Dick
toad@sn; Murray and Loaamrn anS % are ne ne
ss 's ss,ar Il sSss sSs :ssp ss ss ssesuass s
I,-' 'z';'ss ! ~; =: r "a \
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II. Coyeleskie With Little Rock

Little Rock. Ark, March 12.--R q.
Allen. president Of the Little Rock club.
OF the southern Association. today an
nounced that he had signed Harry Covelcs-
kic. left-handed pit t,her. formerly with the
detroit Club. Of the American League.
toveleskie was a free agent.
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Select Dates for Billiard Match

Chicago, March 1e.-Dates for the cham
tween Alfred De ORC. holder of the titte.
and Gus Copulos of Detroit. wers set for
March 27. IS and 20. The match will be
played in Detroit.
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Coatesville Club to Expand

Coatosville, Pa. March lc:-The Coates
willie Rod and Gun Club. of Chester County,
has just taken steps to purchase large
tract OF ground along the Lincoln Highway
two miles east OF this city. TO be used as a
country club,
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Fahringer Stops Young Keener

York, March I2.--Bud Fahringer. of York.
stopped Young Keener. of Columbia. with a
right hook to the Jaw in the fourth round
Of the York Athletic Club .wind-up.
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Lecture at Art Alliance

Pictorial Succession in the Flows
Garden viii be the subject OF an iIlu<s
trated lecture by Miss Emily Exley ana
Miss Ann S. Hicks this afternoon at the
Art Alliance.
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Fishing Club to Meet

A meeting of the Ocean City Fishing Club
will be held at the Philadelphia Chamber Of
Commerce on Friday evening at o'clock.
This is the spring meeting OF the club and
much business is to be transacted.
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Pickup to PLAY With Milwaukee

Milwaukee. March Eff there's any
thing In a name, I've got a wonder for the
outield.'' said Clarence Rowland today when
he announced the signing of Charles Pickup.
OF philadelphia. as member of the Brewer
SQUAD for 1919.
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Lew Tender Referees

Lew Tender and Martstrate Fmber. 81
three boxing bouts which featured the re-
rsption TO Penn students held at. the Young
Mems Hebrew Association. Master street,
west of Sixteenth.
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Boxing Bill Defeated

Hartford. Conn, March IA bill TO
create a boxing commission to supervise
bouts in this state was rejected yesterday
when the State Senate accepted an adverse
report on the measure.
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McCra,h Buys Huekster Brooks

Kutxtown, March 12.-Edward ], McGrath
the well-known veteran trainer OF light har-
Huckster Brooks. 2;2ot by Huckster Boy.
from William r. Eyrich. OF Reading
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Britt Defeats Brady

Boston, March 12.--Frankie Britt. OF New
BEDFORD was given the decision over Ralph
Brady OF Syracuse. in their twelye-round
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Butch Schmidt Plans Come
Daubert Signs Contract

Baltimore. March L.. - Charles (Butchl
TO get back into baseball.
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Mis-, Bos.rt and N. Rose Win

Pmehurst. N. c., March 12.-aiiss Bogart
and N. A. Rose defeated Miss Rice and
Roger Ward in the final contest for the
doubles title here Yesterday SO. 0-l.
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EDUCATIONAL
Certified Public Accountins
Both Sexes

The United States Government in
the latest announcement is offerine
S4500 for senior accountants. The
supply of certified accountants for
general business is inadequate to all
the great demand. An accountant
without the C. P. A. degree Is handi-
capped.
Temple University is giving q sps-
cial course to prepare accountants
for the State Board examinations.
Graduates Of recognized accounting
courses and experienced accountants
are eligible for admission.
The course begins March 18th and
continues till the fall examination b.
fore the State Board.
Apply for admission at once.
TEMPLEUNIVERSITV
Broad Street below BePks
philadelphia
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Pfe6er Leaves for Sou,h

BROOKLYN. March 12.--Jer Pferer,. the
night for Hot Springs, Ark. He will pay
his own expenses until he joins the team
at Jacksonville. Fla. on March 23 Yes
he will
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-12

Sehuylkill Haven, March 12.-Jacob l..
Daubert. the former Brooklyn National FIRST
baseman. signed n contract here yesterday y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-12

New brunswick, March l2.--Rhode Isla ID
state College has been added to the Rutgers
football schedule. The game will be PLAYED
In New Brunswick on October is.
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Memphis After Gotham PlaSsts

New York. March 1c.-PresldentsyVatk kin
and Manager Cy Barser. Of the Memphis
Southern League club. are In the city en-
deavoring TO tear loose from the Yanlls and
Giants some baseball material
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Rube Bressler Has the "Flu"

Cincinnati. March 12.-Rube Bressler. the
Cincinnati southpaw, Is reported to be dan
gerously Ill with influenza at Camp Merritt
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Bsls Golfer Qualifie: .t Pinehur.,

Palm Beach. Fla. March i2;-J. C. Hutch.
sSn OF ntrv Saa ana % ware c8mnoS ss sn,y OF ro ohe
prs from the. Philadeiphis district TO land
in the first sixteen ~ tho qualifying round
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Ruth DuEan. Of Chicago. won the woman's
Belleair golf championship yesterday when
she defeated Miss Helen Morrison. OF Pitts
burgh., by ! up. The second eight went TO
defeated Miss Agnes Morrison. of Pitts
burgh. by 3 and q
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More Ball Games for RutRera

New York, March i2.-The c. c. y. y,
and New York University teams win b@
mond. meeting the Scarlet successiy1
days. April Is and 10. at New Brunswfcks
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Ty Cobb. onetime ring entertainer. has
the Pennssrove x. G. Eddie. Moy and Tommy AZ
Carey will be the wipd-up boys in the open
Ing show Friday night. Joe Borrell meets
Ben Taylor in the feature on March ~.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-12

Johnny McDermott. developer OF many
in kid Wolfe. He sends his latest entry
against Teddy Leonard in one of the pre-
at the Atlantic City Sporting
Club on March 20.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-08
CORPORATION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that at a
special meeting of the stockholders
of Nathan 8. Lowitz Company, held
on the 18th day of June, 1919, all the
stockholders being present in person.
by the unanimous vote of all the
stockholders in favor of resolution
therefor, the Articles of Incorpol q
ton Of said Company were changed
and amended as follows: Article v
of said Articles OF Incorporation was
stricken out, and a new Article
adopted In lieu thereof, which pro
vides that the capital stock author
lied to be issued is s50,000.eo, 20 be
divided into 500 shares Of the de-
nomination of 10000 each, AID
which shall be issued at such times.
and on such terms as shall be deter
mined by two-third vote OF the
directors OF the company; each NEIL
Der shall be entitled to one vote for
each share of stock held, at all meet
ings of the stockholders. Article TX
was amended by striking out the fol-
lowing words therein contained, to-
wit: by the cumulative manner of
voting as hereinbefore provided" In
all other respects said Articles OF
Incorporation remain the same as
they were before. Said amendments
to said Articles Of Incorporation
were signed and acknowledged by
Nathan s. Lowitz, president. and
William G. Howell, secretary OF the
company, who were designated by
the stockholders to perform such act.
NATHAN s. LOWITz COMPANY.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-08
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Justice.
Eoar Company, corporation hereto
fore organized under the laws of Iowa.
with its principal place Of business at
Keokuk, Iowa, by the unanimous con-
sent of all IT'S stockholders. and by
resolution unanimously adopted at a
special meeting Of the stockholders OF
said company, held on the Both day OF
June, 1919, was dissolved, and It's COT.
porate existance terminated on the
goth day Of June, 1919, a time prior
to the time mentioned In Its articles
of incorporation, and the undersigned
officers of said corporation were d.
rected to give notice of such dissolu-
ton. Justice-Hoar Company. Nathan
s. Lowitz, president William c.
Howell, secretary.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-08
GETTING AFTER
RUDE MOTORISTS
keighboring Cities are Campaigning
Against Them Viaorosuiy Just
Now, and keokuk is Due
to Fall in Limo.

Fort Madison, Burlington and
Quincy authorities are starting vigor-
GUS campaigns against rube motor
lists, especially yiolators Of traffic
regulations who get en- the wrong
side of the street, as at the post
Office hourly here, who stop an auto
mobile within fifteen feet of cor
ner, and who do not have regulation
lights, admittedly the most danger
Gus violations Of the law.
The session laws of the last legis-
lature were received here yesterday
and the new motor vehicle chapter
lis greatly strengthened and simpli-
fed. It provides definite test for
glaring headlights, lacking hitherto,
and includes all the standard regu-
lations with increased penalties For
instance, failure of anybody to turn
out to let by vehicle coming from
the rear draws a fine of s25 under
the new law. Horse teamsters have
been the chief violators of this rule
here In Keokuk.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-08
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The Fourth has come and gone and
1t was spent in various ways. ]. A.
Cany and family, Loring Starr, MI.
and Mrs. George Wright and several
others, spent the day in keosauqua-
The families of J. L. Johnson and r.
L. Deer spent the day at Bluff park
and Mr.. and Mrs. l. e. Saltzgaver
and children of E1don, spent the day
with home folks, the o. H. Salrz-
gavers. and a good many spent the
day at hard work in the harvest fields
gathering in the biggest harvest that
was ever gathered in all this country,
land all the trouble there is about it is,
there are not enough people to help.
Help, help is the cry.
| Mrs. Frank Weston Of Mount Pleas
ant, Iowa, missionary, preached at
the Baptist church here last Sunday
afternoon.
| Master Ford Greenhow, of Marshall
town, Iowa, is spending the. summer
here with his aunt, Mrs. w. L. Ander-
son, and uncle, J. L. Davis.
Mrs. Georgia Blom and two children,
Thelma and Bedford, from Kansas
City, are here for few weeks visit
with her mother, Mrs. L. M. Grant
and sisters, Mrs. Maymie French and
Mrs. Curg Saltzgaver.
| Mr. and Mrs. Mckinley Mcpherson
and mother, Mrs. Dora Raines, from
the country, were in town last Satur'
day.
Mrs. s. W. Perkins spent the Fourth
with her son and wife in keokuk.
/ Miss Kate Horsey was passenger
.or Keokuk last Saturday morning.
Miss Esther Keck is staying at the
Doctor Turner home in Pennington
/ MIR. Weigner and family spent last
Sunday in Burlington.
Mrs. s. W. Wells was called by a
telegram to Hutchinson, Kansas, Fri.
day morning. by the very serious sick
ness of her son-in-law, Mr.. Will Willis
/ Rain is badly needed for the gar.
den stuff and to lay the dust. There
thave been showers all around us but
nothing but little sprinkles for US. We
are hoping the unjust will be treated
to some rain soon.
I Joe Cox, our section foreman, with
his family, have loaded their house
hold goods in a car and left for Bona,
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silks stt-r fnsy pass tos aS1rsses1
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Lansing Sails This Week.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
WASHINGTON, July s.-Secretary
OF State Lansing will sail for the
United States this week he has in
formed the state department. He
will not sail today, az reported from
Paris. it was said definitely at the
department
Lansing did not set definite date
for sailing. He will return 10 take
charge of state department affairs as
they come UP in congress during the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-08

peace treaty discussion
Under-Secreta-y Polk iE expected
to take Lansing's place st Paris IN
consid ering the remaining treaties
Polk, however, has not yet outlined
his plans.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-08

An inventor has hinged carpsn.
ter's square and provided 81 with e
third strip. calibrated in inches and
degrees, To be used in connection
with the two arms for many pur-
! poses. "
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-08

parte to take the section there. Every
body is sorry to have the Cox family
leave here.
Mrs. Grace Crosby, of Keokuk, is
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-07-08
Their Medicine Chest For 20 Years

sd does rsore than any IsIst!y. On the
z1xyKst TO-DAY. TIE taouEauds OF letters
srr1 ussrs have couTtpced ne was right,
sr1 tns; the user Of hx.xrys Rsrsecy as
family EaeSicEps. sTsn though he Easy have
ssse Il for twenty-five years, never has
70 Increase the dose.
Ny incx1s5ge Of medicine sid Che re-
sr4ts Of rs use IN Eoy own family had
.azrry EFT .-sslds, before ever offered IL
sc- sale, caused re 70 hare great taEtn II
kz.urrs sspsoy from the very trst-
And now as fad myself nearing fhs age
y.nsn suuE: boyr 70 the tnsFttable and 60
% another life, gny srsstesI pleasure IL 70
ct eSca day EpS read tce Letters that each
rns2 br1ngs froza psop3s Is old or Ode.
tnen !, WHO ten u having used kstuv's
Asussey for ZEN. fifteen and twenty years,
Eno how tnsy AID tnsir ch1ldrsz aod
rrra1crzlsren have been bsrsstted by it.
7. IL cvr.solinY thoagSt, ny friends, for
q rrsE. ~ rny age 70 feed that sssce from
ria ewn saccsts, enc hss coos sernsthtrg
for Gis fellow rssn. Ny yrcst-Tt sstisfac-
Elur, nry greatest ntppaness to-day, 10 the
snovlsoye p1sS tonight more than CHs
million yscrlt VIII take kxwYs Hcneey
p2 TaS8-s3 end viii 5e t~-s-r, healthier.
nsprse, people fog j.. j hope yea VIII
De <yps Of them.