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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-08
THREE AMERICAN
CUP GAMES LISTED.
Germantown Boys Club Blues
Meets Bethlehem in Big
Match Here
MERCHANTS PLAYS DlSST0N

Soccer will hold sway on many of the
local fields throughout the city today.
Seldom has this city ever been awarded
three games that will draw more at
tcntion than the two. Of American cup,
second round matches totay.
Bethlehem. the worlds champions,
who Just have returned from n sue
rcssfuI trip through Sweden, Norway
and Denmark are scheduled TO play their
first game since arriving in this coun;
try with tho Germantown Boys Club
"Bluc" team. The game will be played
on the Germantown ROys Club grounds
at - WoSt Penn street.
Tncony also has been favored with q
cup contest between the Merchant Ship
soccer eleven and the Disston squad
from the big saw works. These two
teams will battle on the Disstou base
ball grounds. Ht State road and Unruh
streets Over at Front street and Eric
avenue, the third clash for the cup will
take place between the Wanderers and
the PARCEL Rovcrs.
In addition to the above games. the
Allied League has hard Schedule.
while the Cricket aud Industrial
Leagues will have also varied as
SortmCnt of games.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-08
LOYAL PENN MEN
CROWD NEW YORK
Student Rcoters and Old Grads,
With Fair Co-eds, Throng
to Dartmouth Game
ODDS ON BATTLE EVEN
BY EDWIN j. POLLOCK
staT Correspondent of the Evening Public
Ledger


New York. Nov. S.-A few thou
sand extra mean nothing to this city
of transit population. New Workers
scarcely have noticed Rcd, and Blue
ribbons decorating the breasts of some
gray haired men. some bcardlcss youths
and number of pretty girls, but to
Philadelphians certain sections of Man
haitian isle look like Chestnut street
and the University of Pennsylvania
campus.
Philadelphians are here by the hun
drods. by the thousands for the gridiron
battle of the year between the valiant
Pennsylvania eleven and the farther
aided Dartmouth team.
Every train that shot through the
tube and most every ferryboat from
Jersey City yesterday and this morning
carried its burden of Quaker City cltl-
zens.
LOYAL alumni of old Penn, losing
bit Of their dignity in the cnthusinsin
of the moment undergraduates oupoIlns
over with "pep'' and optimism as only
college students bubble co eds, who this
wear are taking a great interest IN
athletic affairs at the University. and
inst nlain Philadelphians who are ar
dent followers of the football warriors
Of Bcn Franklin's institution, all are
here for the game.
Then. too. the alumni. who now are
residing in this city and many from
noints north and south and west nave
gathered for the game on the io'o
grounds this afternoon.
They are with the Red and l'lue NOT
only with their hearts but with their
money. There has been plenty OF Dart.
mouth money in sight and most OF IT
has been covered. When the team hrst
arrived yesterday morning supporters
of the big Green eleven We're offering
odds of 1O-7. but they dwindled to . 4
and 1919 and late last night number
of bets were placed at even money.
The influx of Pennsylvania money
has driven the odds down considerably
and most of the bets which will be
placed today will be at even money.
The Hotel Pennsylvania is the head
quarters of Quaker supporters and it
was there that they focked for the great
rally which took place last night. There
was scarcely n place in the big lobby
where Pennsylvania man was not
grasping the hand of Pennsylvania
man. 1T was like alumni day at the
University.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-08

Sueet-Scented Mr.. KemnS
4SkS Bond-Fide S offer

New York. Nov. S.-1ack Kcarns.
pcrfumcd manager Of lack Dcmp
soy, heavyweight champion Of the
world, now steps forward with the
following we'll chosen words;
"t'p to date. we have received no
bonafde challenge from any one who
seems to want TO meet Dempsey for
the championship. have signed a
contract to make motion pictures
with him at Los Angeles This en-
Eagemcnt will take all his time up to
about March next.
Dempsey is willing to 60 to
England, France or anywhere in the
world to defend his title. He sim
ply asks that the event he given to
whatever spot offers the largest
financial indurcmcnt
As his late antagonist, Willard.
demanded and received over one
hundred thousand for his part
of the priZc ON .Iull / last. there
is no reason why Dempsey should
not receive similar financial rccog
milton the next time he steps in the
ring. Dempsey regards the winner
of the Bcckctt-f farpcnticr match a~
his next logical opponent aud will
gladly make match provided that
the bids for purse and place are left
open to the world.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-08

This is big Saturday for number of
independent football elevenS and games
are on tap that have had the fans on
edge for a number of weeks. The big
geSt attraction on the layout will be
staged at Community Field. Frankford,
when the Frankford eleven opposes
the big team from Holmesburg
The battle is attracting as much at O.
tention in the northeast as if world $
series game were on the card and all
kinds of bets are being wagered. Frank
ford adherents are not slow in plac
ing their money on their favorites. but
are asking odds, although they feel
copiident their club will upset their
heavier opponents.
Frankford has been successful this
season. their goal line not having been
crossed to date. Conshohocken not only
crossed Holmesburg' line. but defeat
ed Coach EaviS's combination and the
home team is confident of repeating
this afternoon.
COnshohOcken VS.. Nincome
Another clash of considerable i'm
portancc will be the COnShOhocken
Nincome battle at Conshohocken. GU
Iiegler S pr0tCgeS are i'll the best OF
shape for the contest and Howard
Berry'S pupils expect to run up an
even larger total on the West Phila
delphians than against HolmeSburg
tOnshy has showed wonderful form
since Berry assumed charge and eX-
pect little trouble in defeating Vim
come, although overcentidence may
prove their 'undoing.
The PhoeniXville football lovers vii
witness "A good clash when the home
club has as its opponent East Falls
Y. NJ. A. Manager Young has
signed two more men in Jack Byers. o.
Roxborough. and Pickhard, of Eas
Falls will meet the Penn Charter
School next Tuesday afternoon, thu
occasion of the first anniversary o
signing the armistice.
Germantown VS.. ChesbrOOk
Germantown A. A., which has beer
in the limelght by it's allround work
has hard game on its hands when il
travels to. Wilmington and opposes
Chesbrook. The same holds good wher
HAYWOOD &. &. meets the heavy River
side eleven at Riverside. Manage
Frank Boyle, of Haywood. does, no
expect to win. but hopes to make /
crcditable showing and is taking an eX
ceptionally good club with him for th'
game.
The strong eleven of the Chestc
Shipyard will travel to Norwood ant
oppose that team. The shipbuilder
have one of the best clubs hereabout
and expect IN easily defeat their op
poncnts, but Norwood is confident o
! holding the score down.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-08
College Football Games
on Schedule for To-day

Penn ", Dartmouth at rolo Grounds.
Harvard at PRINCETON.
1.ehlEh ut Penn state.
Brown at Yale.
Carnegie Tech at Cornell.
Bucknell ut syracuse.
GEORGETOWN ut Navy.
boston College. Ut Rutgers.
Rnrhssts. Risfhins9m at at i,o,hSte LHfsSet'e.
Irsinus ut l.. VI. {.
Center College at west Virginia.
liayerforh mt John Hopkins.
Amherst at WESLEYAN,
Westminster ut Buffalo.
Catholic University at Washington Coz
stevens at Columbia.
West Maryland state at Gailaudet
NillnnOyo ut Gettysburg
~, Sa,, Bonny%snturc % at Grove City.
Worcester at Phillips-tndoyer.
Houton Academy at Phiilips-Exeter.
Massachusetts AGgics nt Rhole Island
New York at Union.
MiddlehurS At. Williams.
New Hampshire state at Worcester
Geneva at Allegheny
Penn Fresh at Nercprsburg
Princeton Fresh nj Harvard Fresh
WEST
Michigan at Chicago
Olivet at Alma
Mt. Union at Case
Kentucky Mt Cincinnati
Tufts at Detroit
Washington at Drake
Montana at Idaho
Albion mt Kalamazoo
Oklahoma at Kansas
West Virginia Wesleyan nt Marietta
Scut', Dakota ct Michigan ACgips
Illinois at Minnesota
Nebraska Mt Missouri
Iowa at Northwestern
Hiram nt Oberlin
Vermont at Norwich
Purdue at Ohio state
Oregon Aggies Mt Washington
SOUTH
Newberry at Citadel
Virginia Mt Georgia
W. and J.. at Georgia Tech
Davidson at North Carolina state
!. of South nt OEelthOrpe
Tennessee ut south Carolina
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-08
25,000 TO WITNESS
MICHIGAN VS.. CHICAGO
Enormous crowd Expected
When Two Old Rivals Clash
in Beeftown Today

Chicago. Nov. S.-Michigan and Chi
rago football clcveus today were ready
for their first real struggle since the
famous 20 Chicago victory Of 1905,
With indications that Il crowd of more
than $1,000 would witness the contest.
it was apparent that everything was in
readiness for II return of the intense
rivalry that featured the meetings be
tween the two universities in the years
before Michigan temporarily withdrew
from the Western Conference,
Chicago unconsciously ran off about
twenty of their bcS, plays under the
eyes of the Michigan men who were in
the grandstand at til" Chicago field
waiting for their uniforms to take their
fnnl nrnctiro.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-08
.TRl-COLLEGE HARRIERS
hill-and-Dale Run Today Between
Columbia, TIGERS and Dartmouth

New York. Nov. S.-Star hill and
dale runners were entered in two cross
country runs over the six mile course
at Van Cortlandt Park today. The first
race was triangular intercollegiate
contest between Dartmouth, Princeton
and Columbia,
The second event was the annual
junior race for the national champion
ship team and individual titles under
the auspices of the Amateur Athletic
Union.
Syracuse University entered team
for the national race. in which nine
other teams, representing local clubs
competed. Thirteen of the barriers in
eligible for the team race, entered for
individuals honors.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-08
NAVY VS.. GEORGETOWN
Captain Even Likely to Be Out Of
Mddies' Line-Up Today

Sibr exception OF Captain Even. al
right end, the Naval Academy win
have its full strength for .Georgctowu
today, and is KEYED up for the biggest
game AT Annapolis thi, season
Even has been in most of the prac-
ticc of the week. but it may be decided
thar n is wiser to take no chances with
the team leader and make certain that
his full services will b" available against
the Army,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-08
Northwestern After Iowa

Chicago. Nov. s-Northwestern Unlver-
sity's football eleven, with the inspiration
of Alumni Day. today was ready for a
hard fight against the Iowa team in an EFF
fort to take its first victory in the big
Ten Conference race Iowa with one Of
the best teams in that institutions recent
history. was strong favorite, however
Each eleven was able TO put its best players
on the field. Northwestern men who suffered
injuries in recent games having recovered
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-08
5000 Tickets on
safe at Tiger Stadium

Princeton, y. j.. Nov. S.-l'rincc-
ton will face Harvard today without
the services Of Kcck. the star tackle.
according to tho lineup announced
by Coach Roper last night,
"loo' Murray, graduate treas
uror Of the Athletic Association. an
uounrcd last night that there will be
about 5000 tickets on sale at the
gate today. The crowd is expected
to take un most of these and th"
stadium will be filled to capacity if
fair weather holds.
odds are > to and , to I on llar-
ward.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-08
BOSTON COLLEGE SET
Meets Rutgers - Ready to JostIe
Things on Banks of Old Raritan

New brunswick. y. j.. Nov. s.
Rutgers will face Boston College today
with practically the same team that met
defeat at the hands of Syracuse last
Tuesday. but it will be team that has
hccn working ON Il different theory Of
the game.
Owing to injuries and the consequent
constant changes in his lnc-up ana the
fact that he had all green men to WORK
with, Coach Sanford was compelled
earlier in the season to center his
activities ON the defense. He produced
Il team that WAS able to hold its own
in any company. but he did not have
time TO develop his attack rs in previous
wears. With French and Gardner out
most of the time. the team has not fad
the punch on the otfonSc that il should
have had.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-08
CROWD A MILELONG
FOR PITT-W &JTICKETS.
All Seats Sold for Today's Big
Panther's "Come-Back"
Effort
Effort
Pittsburgh. Nov. S.-Thp stare

Pittsburgh. Nov. S-Thp stage Is
set for the most important game of the
local football ScaSon-Pittsburgh and
Washington and Jrffcrson--and Coach
Glenn Warner has put the panthers
through the last practice. which
amounted more than anything else to
II rehearsal of several new plays that
arc to be tried on the conduerors of the
Syracuse team. The game will be wit
messed by the biggest crowd on record,
as far Ms Forbes Field, is concerned.
When the general admission tickets
were placed ON sale downtown yester-
day there was n line half mile long,
stretching out on two streets. All the
reserved seats had been taken by stu
dents and alumni ~
The Blue and Gold looked pretty
good today, although both Davies and
Dchart were limping slightly and took
matters easy. Warner drilled his line
on following the ball while tripIe
pass was practiccd in such thorough
manner that indicates its use today.
Lon Mcryis will hardly get in today,
and Herb McCracken or Lew Brown
will be started at left end. while Ewing
will replace Ginn at right end Warner
expects to use all the rest of his
regulars.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-08
Georgia and Virginia Tie

Athens, Ga. Nov. >.-Ihc football
teams of the University of Georgia and
the University Of Virginia fought it
on to Il : to I tie yesterday in their
annual game here,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-08
Patsy Wallace Wins
baltimore, Nj

baltimore, Nd, Nov. S.--Rallying IN the
last four rounds, Patsy Wallace OF Phila-
delphla, was the winner over Maxey VII
hanson, of the same city IN last night 5
Athletic Association at Albaughs Theatre.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-08
YALE CAPTAIN IN
Callahan Will Play Against Brown
Today in Eli Battle
New Haven. Conn. Nov. S.-Ya

New lIaV6n. IOnn.. Nov. S.-YaIe
swung into the last lap of its football
season today with Brown aS an appo
ncnt. Captain Callahan. the Blue leader,
who has not played for month on ac7
count of injuries, was in the line up at
hi old position.
Alien. the veteran Eli end, was out
with injuries and his place was takei
By Robinson. third string player. M
The IirunouianS presented their
Ntrougr~ lineup.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-08

st. I.ukc's defeated F'raukford High
School yesterday II to o. Grange and
Bawu scored touchdowns and Roberts
kicked "A field goal,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-08
Syracuse. \. V, Nov. S.-With con

Syracuse. y. V, Nov. S.-With con
fd"urn restored by the l3to10 victory
over Brown and the l4-to-O triumph
over Rutgers. the Syracuse University
football machine anticipates no trouble
in dsposing of Bucl,ncIl's eleven in
today's game in Archbold Stadium here.
Syracuse practice this week, follow
ing the return Of the varsity from New
York where Rutgers was trimmed, has
been directed solely with view TO de
fcating Colgate on November II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-08
INDEPENDENT GRID
GAMES ATTRACT
HoImesburg VS.. Frankford and
Conshohocken VS.. Vincome
Are Important Clashes
EAST FALLS Y. M. A. PLAYS

TODAY'S INDEPENDENT SCHEDULE
IIolmcsburg at FrankfOrd.
NincOme at CODshOhOcken.
HAYWOOD Catholic Club nt Riverside.
East Falls Y. VI. 4. at PhOeniNville.
Germantown \. \. at Chesbrook.
Chester ship at Norwood.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-20
COMMONlNEALT OF VIRGINIA
OFFICE OF
CLERK OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES
OFFICE OF


WV, mia to at
sessot
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81 of cIe o.
.s,Ilb.y
of the elected 10 Hereby
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tHs r":3H s,I1I OF S..,cl enc ''"1- ' "'
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and
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"ia'E, in and
this !' as !n%,,-
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Men ad that
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OF Virginia.
Of
members
the Constitution OF N: - h. "iGo! election
the h'i% oil Of Of
the provis section one hundred az" '''' '
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the for the
Section The n$tni' lna! tandtw
compulsory or
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-20
NEGRO HELD AS SLAYER
George Cummings, colored, fc
tars Murder, Aniested

George Cummings, eolored, fol
whom posses under Sheriff w. w
Beali and Deputy Sheriff Thomas
V. Garrison have bean securing
Upper Prince Georges county since
Sunday afternoon, when George Pc
tiers, farmer, Of near Jericho Park,
was slain and his daughter, Miss
Catherine Peters, was riddle'd with
bullets by negro at the Peters
farm, was arrested IN Washington
yesterday without struggle by De-
tcotives Kelly, Scrivener and
Springman, Of headquarters.
Cummings was taken to Emer-
gency Hospital by Detectives SERVE
ner, Kelly, springman and Sweeney,
where he faced Miss Peters. The
ncglio protested his innocence and
the girl said that, in her shattered
conslition she could not be positive in
her Identification of the negro, but
1ured the detectives not to let Cum
mings go until her condition is i'm
proved and she can be positive.
Il cannot say for sure" Miss Pc
tiers said, "that this is the man who
killed my father and attacked me,
but please do not let him go free. l
am terribly nervous and am IN no
condition to say whether this is the
man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-20
% The general assembly may, by G

general by special tI ipr6
resa&
the
OF hrtc. na
encntion in o
in Of section
havet
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Of
to be the
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to Of provfO
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and
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to OF
Constitution the time OF its adoption
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-20
WHITES AND NEGROES BATTLE
Police Reserves Called Before Out
break is Checked :; !.

Montreal, Aug. 20.-A race riot, i!
which whites and negroes battled n
the streets firing freely, ACQUIRED here
early yesterday and was quelled Oily
after police reserves were rushed t.
the negro quarter, where the disturb
ance took place.
The disorder followed an attack
which three negroes are alleged t;
have made on a white man employed
as a Waterman in a hotel near the
negro section. ne Of the trio shot II
The head while attempting to escape
in an automobile was arrested after
he had been taken to hospital.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-20

OF
of hereby
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be
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-20
100 Per Cen
In Two Weeks
IL ChascO-Vin the Body
Builder Does Not Increase
Your Strength and Vi
tally The Purchase
Price Will Be Re-
funded

Under the name Chasco-Vin an old
compound Of iron, manganese, hypop-
hosphites, nux and other strength
making ingredients were restored to
use a few years ago with wonder
full results.
For those who are nervous, weak
and rundown from sickness, over
work, worry or any other cause, so
that everything gets on your nerves,
this old compound, now called Chased
Vim seems to have no equal. 1t IN
proves the appetite, increases the
strength and vitality and brings the
old pep back.
The Alexandria Agent for Chasco-
Tin is Edgar Warfield, jr., King and
Pitt Streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-20

hereby certy FOREGOING is true # amendments
the General Assembly or
80 ecseion 1915 the IS published in of section
the Constitution and act OF Inc 0eHe Assembly approved tebra
1903 T0rrsy W WILLIAMS %
Ia1-a e - 7rrctr;-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-20

PROPOSED AMENDMENTS the Constitution Of Ena agreed 10 "
Assembly 1918, anti published II pursuance
Constitutions and act approved FEBRUARY D 0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-20

: Thy -ur:cn m-n who joined m tne
v,aTkout are said to be disgrunteo
over the employment in certain lines
by the jshipbuilding Corporation OF
7or-un,icn men. It was said they
viii also ask for an eighthour day
ard better pay and would join III
4 sympathy strike with the ra!fWa?
rian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-08-20
1000 MEN STRIKE
Men at Sparrow Point Say Entir:
Ship Plant Is Tied Up By Their
Walkout

Baltimore, Aug. 20.-FolloWing the
EMPLOYEES of the Bethlehem Steel
Corporation, who have gone back tc
their work. nearly 1000 workmen or
the Sparrow Point plant went out on
strike yesterday.
The strikers say the entire ship
pant is tied up and that work has
been stepped on al of nine ways on
which ships are under construction.