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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-14
Meadov Brook Stages Annual
Classic June 7-26-Tour-
ney at Philadelphia Country
Club June PA
New York, May Il.

New York, May A.
WITH the beginning of the Whippany
w River Clubs tournament, which
opcned Monday. eastern devotees of polo
will embark on a season of almost con-
tinuous activity. continuing up through
the first week Of September. The only
lapse in tournament play will be the
interim between the close of the Rock
away Hunting Club tourney. on July
II. and the beginning. on August 0, of
the Wcstchester Polo Club event.
Already most successful matches have
been played in California and in the
South at Aiken and Camden, so that
from now on the East will be practically
the center of attention. Under the pres
ont handicap system. originated by H.
l.. Herbert. the best of results have
been attained.
Out on Long Island the dates of the
annual Meadow Brook classic this year
are June to June &c. A beautiful
field already has been laid out and
about thirty players, including Deve-
reaux Milburn. Robert Bacon and Nal
colin Stevenson. will indulge in prac-
tice three days of each week.
There is a steadily increasing inter
est in army circles because of the many
features of the game which are bene
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-14
COLUMBIA TEAM BUSY
Tennis Squad to Meet Yale, Cornell
and Penn

New York. May 1.-THE Columbia
tennis team will have its hardest
matches of the season this week. The
program calls for contests with Yale,
Cornell and Pennsylvania in succession.
The Eli combination. reputed to be the
best college team in the East. and cap
tained by the well known Chick Gar
land. will be met by the Blue and White
at New Haven this afternoon.
Cornell comes to Morningside Heights
Friday afternoon and the Pennsylvania
team will be the opponent on South
Field Saturday. The Columbia team
in all these meets will probably be II
w. Forster, A. Won Bernuth, w. Eel
stiner and s. Alexander. with Hal
denstcin and Raymond in reserve.
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BESSIE RYAN RETURNS
Local Star Won Two Championships
While on Coast

Miss Elizabeth Ryan. of the Meadow
brook Swimming Club, accompanied by
her coach. Fred Csdy. arrived in this
city Yesterday afternoon from her sue
ccssful trip to the Pacific coast, where
she captured the fifty yard and 300.
yard national swimming championships
Miss Ryan stated that she would
have enjoyed the trip a great deal bet
ter had some of the leading coast mcr-
maids been able to give her race, for
in the DO yard national championship
she set such pace that she won by at
least sixty yards.
In the fifty yard race she was given
a much closer race. however, but oven
at that she f. ishcd winner at least
ton yards to the good and would have
bettcred her time of thirty one seconds
with stronger competition.
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fetal in military training, The height
Of mounts also has been raised by the
Polo Association and now conforms to
certain limits of the government
standard for military mounts.
A large number of English officers
have always owned their own horses.
and a communication received at the
Offices of the Polo Association in New
York recently reveals an interesting
provision in the will Of Captain Francis
Grenfell. of the Ninth Lancers. who,
with his twin brother. Captain Rivers
dale Grenfell. was an expert polo player
we'll known in this country and both
of whom lost their lives in the war.
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.F|ST|C CARNIVAL
FOR IRON" MEN
Thirty Bouts at National A. A.
Tonight in Honor of
Twenty-eighth
U. S. NAVAL BAND TO PLAY

Admiral Britton. officers Of the At
lantir feet and officers and men of the
Iron Division will be the guests this
evening Of ono of tho biggest boxing
entertainments ever staged in local
| fight circles. Harry r. .Iordon. OF
| Kcith's. chairman of the Iron Division
entertainment committee. has arranged
to stage thirty high grade bouts at the
! National A. e. solely for tho tistic cdi .
fcation of tho Keystone states sons
who turned back the Hun tide on the
western front.
| In order to give complete military
! flavor to the boxing carnival. Admiral
Britton will have his band of sixty
pieces at the ringside and they will play
between bouts.
| BESIDES the seats reserved for the ad-
miral and his musicians. 900 have been
! Sot aside for tho use of officers of the
Atlantic fleet and 300 for officers of tho
Iron Division. In addition to these 2OOO
tickets have been distributed among the
mcn of tho division, each of which is
good for two seats. This means that
all told there will he nearly 5000 men
in tho uniform of Uncle Sans overseas
lighting forces around the arena.
The bouts. which will begin promptly
at SIS O'Clock. will be run off with
the Toast possible lapse of time between
T the various events. Each of the thirty
bouts will be three rounds of two min
! ut"s each. In spite of the largo mum
Der OF participants. all of the bouts
will he performed by clever fighters who
have volunteered their services to hclu
! entertain properly Pennsylvania heroes
; from tho other side
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Little Banking Business Here Tomorrow

There doubt expressed in certain of the financial
a
holiday tomorrow applied to the national banks Several officials approached
House Harrisburg
from
Thursday will be general holiday the financial district
of a alton
said yesterday that Mondya the Victory oanis house
i
; his having the securities demand
of
and
almost description
added,
problem today-seling them, when bought, is
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-14
SHEFFY ON MOUND
AGAINST HAVERFORD
Buzby Works for Main Liners
in Today's College
Clash
WALKER PLACED ON BENCH

Franklin Field, May 14.-ln an effort
to offset Mondays defeat at the hands
of Princeton. Coach Roy Thomas shook
up the Penn lineup before the game
with Haverford today.
Tillie Walker. who has held down
third base since the opening of the sea b
son. was bcnched in favor of Dave
Small.
Shelly. the former high lad. was
selected TO do the hurting for the Red
and Blue, with Bill Warwick on the
receiving end. Buzby served them for
Havcrford with Hisey the former Penn
Charter athlete as his running mate.
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BIG ARENA IS BEGUN
Work Started on Willard Dempsey
Amphitheatre at Toledo

Toledo. o.. May 14.-Work of build
ing the arena which will seat 30 .OOt
to 10000 persons for the Willard
Dempsey heavyweight championship
prize fight here July 4 was begun to
day with the delivery of lumber on the
grounds. Tex Ri"kard. promoter of tn,
fight. ordered a half million feet OF
lumber. and later will place an addi
tionHl order for 100000 feet.
jack Dempsey. challenger Of Willard,
did not arrive today, aud was not OK
pcrtCd until tomorrow.
Because of pressing business here in
connection with the championship bout
Tex Richard announced that he would
not go to Cleveland tonight To attend
the kilbane fight there.
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No Big Reduction in Steel Prices Expected

of in brokers Offices
has been thrown
banker
would
duction il
"ln he said. will be
will
be brought highest fulfilled
United which
similar lack
remarked much possibility
reduced prices for steel by the production route
speaking possibility called
attention interview with f. A. s. Clarke president of the ono
dated the leading independent
steel ard iron producers
until the
He looks both England
is little likelihood of becoming heavy buyer. she
Wilson
American hpbudng yards foreign
looked avorably
The
interfere
doubtful would favorable hipbudng
Bethlehem. American He said he
had said
and especially Philadelphia and the Delaware would
Clyde English
down the bars from Pacific yards
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Yale Wunts Tap Day
Exercises Postponed

New Haven. Conn, May IA
Captain Jim Braden. Of the Yale
track team, is doing his best to
postpone TapoDay. which is now
set for tomorrow. on the grounds
that the tension which the occasion
always causes, to say nothing of the
celebration which always follows the
event, will seriously jeopardize Yalc's
chances of winning the Yale Har-
ward dual track meet, which is to
come off Saturday.
Nothing, however. has been done
toward postponing the historic event,
and in all probability it will take
place on the date previously set.
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Stranger Le,Uis to Aid
Dempsey in Training

Chicago. May 14.-Jack Dempsey,
heavyweight. matched to fight Jess
Willard for the championship, re-
sumed his journey today by auto
mobile to Toledo, where the contest
is to take place July 4. Dempsey
had been at Excelsior Springs. Mo-.
for more than week and slipped
over here TO rest for couple of
days.
While here Dempsey engaged Ed
(Strangler) Lewis. the wrestler, as
one of his training partners. Lewis
is to leave for Toledo soon after his
match with Zbyszko here next Mon
day night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-14
R. R. EARNINGS LARGER
Administration Figures Show Gain
In Net over Previous Estimates

In Net over Previous Estimates
Washington, May 11.-Railroad
earnings for March. as tabulsted by the
railroad administration, show net
income for the federal controlled roads
for the month of March of S14 ,095. 900.
Although the average monthly compen
sation amounts to approximately ST4,
600, 900. making the Not loss to the gov
ernment for the month about $50, =
952 900.
Figures recently made public, based
on statistics gathered by the Inter
state Commerce Commission covering
the federal controlled roads and small
mileage of non federal lines, gave the
net income for March as $40, ,S42 900.
Operating revenues for the month OF
March as estimated by railroad admin q.
istration statisticians, amounted to
S3T1 $50. 900. or $40, ,465 900 more than
during March, 1918. Operating cx-
penses last March were S342 .i52 900. OF
S63, ,1O4, 900 more than in March, 1915
The net operating revenues thus are
shown to be 500. 1857 900.
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GOSSIP OF THE STREET
BANKER SEES GREAT FUTURE
COMING FOR THIS COUNTRY
mo Person Should Speak Think Pessimsc Word he
Suys-Foreign Needs Big Aid-Gossip of the Street

~ pleases.'
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SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS

ENDDIE O'KEEFE is the original
IL wind up kind After serving his ap
premiership and making good in the
preliminaries. Eddie was promoted to
the semipost, where he has found reg
ular place.
| On Monday night he meets Patsy
Johnson, of Trenton. in the scmiwind
up to the Abe Friedman Jack Sharkes
feature at the Olympia. Then on May
90 Eddie will be in the semiwind up at
the Empire A. c., facing Tommy
Hogan.
Manager Jack Wcinstein soon expects
wind up. Eddie, however, first will
have to dispose of Johnson, n rugged
customer.
Th. Atlantic city sportinE Club will
at it's Tseky sh9w rs ,o tonorrow nsht Match. @
sffT Jack eSsH FSe SSfs S'f m%y M"y
FS Vi MoCrs %s eSp sqS tSe 'Ss Stanley
Al the dEreH EeF' s e. Nw For aEa
f the FGEssS 'fS H"s "is5 Rs
Clark ere in the sem1wnd,qn. Sent nd,,. The other
| bouts fOllow' FRANKIE frlttOn vs. johnny
Vlggi, Willie Currie vs. Johnny PaZ2i and
| Dave Moore Young Passion
Dutch Brandt. the New York feather and
! Preston Brown the colored, boy. will come
together in the wind:un at johnny Burnss
| Cambria A. c. Friday night. Young
Johnny Duffy and Billy Cannon are in the
| semiwind-up. The other bouts follow: Andy
| Mcmahon VS. Tommy Burke. Marty Campbell
! VS. Tommy Golden and Johnny Dugan vs.
Tommy Cleary.
At the National on Saturday night Joey
| Ia lining in the feature. These boys virtually
are ba ttling for the right to oppose Cham
pion Johnny Kilbane Willie Harmon and
Sammy Sch'n clash In that 'unhnished''
| bout, which has been elevated to the semi
wind-up. Three other bouts complete the
| program.
Benny Leonard and George YounE> Erne
will be the headiners at special show to
| lie staged in Trenton one week from tonight.
4 year aso Er1e stayed the limit with
| Eddie WagOnd and Harry Pierce will be
! the wind-up boys at the Empire A. G. on
May 90. Eddie O'Keefe and Tommy Hogan
meet in the semiwind-up.
Phil Franchini and Harry Uiid) Brown
clash in the third bout at the Olympia on
Monday night The prelminsries will find
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Banker Hopeful of Improued Rail Conditions

'Thee satisfaction regard the railroad
before Another banker who heard him said that his
his knowledge
Britain better than the principle,
OF misery loving
Compan lirh
with bill pending Parliament of
communications take the rails
Bureau of Railway
its findings made railroad administration
Z December 81, 1918
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-14
SEASON OF CONTINUOUS
ACTIVITY FOR POLOLSTS
1919 Dates Announced
by Polo Association

Tournaments announced by the
Polo Association in this country are
MS follows:
West Point Polo Club, May "A to
May 81.
Philadelphia Country Club, June :
to June II.
Meadow Brook Club, June Z to
June 26.
Rumson Country Club, June l6 to
juno 20.
Rocknway Hunting Club. June 20 to
July 12.
Westchestcr Polo Club. August > to
August 26.
Thousand Islands Polo Club, August
23 to September g.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-14
URUGUAYAN WINS TITLE
Defeats Argentina for South Amer.
lean Soccer Champ onshIp

Rio Janeiro. May 14.-The Uru-
guayan Association football team dc e.
feated Argentina in bitterly contested
game yesterday for the championship of
South America. the score being three
to two. Uruguay scored two goals in
the first half and one in the second
while Argentina scored twice in the
second period.
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Kewpie Calender facing Billy Reyan and
Andy Burns battling Jimmy Tracey,

kewpie Calender. facing Billy Bevan and
From now until the end of the summer
Lew Tender will be active. On Saturda V
night he engages Allen ntown Dundee in Hi-
lentown. Before he meets George CLANCY a I
Shibe Pa rk on June he doubtless will en-
sage in number Of hard battles.
leon Rains. boxing baron, who will pro.
mote bouts at the Phils' park this sea son
almost has completed his, program for Tho
opening show which will be staged the mid
die OF next month Promoter Rains pla ms
TO stage an all-star program.
Herman Taylor. ma tchmaker at the Al
lantic City Sporting Club. soon viii be
staging open-air bouts at the ball park n I
the shore. He has not announced his open
ing date.
johnny KiIbane and Ralph Brady meet
in scheduled ten-rould session in CleVe-
land tonight. Johnnys next appearance
good featherwcight.
X. q. Loughlin and Ted 0id) Lewis are
scheduled to battle in Baltimore on May 33
I.oughlin also Is down to meet Joe Eagan in
Milwa ukee tomorrow night. Johnny Dundee
appears in the Milwaukee wind-up against
Billy Whalen
Frankie Brown will be busy for few
nights. On Friday evening he takes on
George Wevmsn in Gira rdvile; Saturday
night he opposes joey Fox at the National.
and on Monday he battles frankie Burns q [
Portland. Me.
Jack Britton and Bryan Downey may meet
in a return bout in Canton on May 90
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ANOTHER BOWLING TOURNEY
Pennsylvania Handicap ChampIor-
ship Starts Tomorrow Niuht

ship Starts Tomorrow Night
The Pennsylvania handicap bowling
club championships, to be decided on
Costa and Casino alleys, will begin to-
morrow night.
The management of the alleys has
added $50 in addition to the entry fees
in each Of the three classes of the
tournament, which is 50 per man in
each event. The fve- men team tour
ney will include twenty squads, thirty
doubles and forty singles contestants.
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FINANCIAL.
ALTOONA COAL AND COKE COMPANY
First Mortgage Six Per Cent sinking Fund
Gold Ronds

NOTICE OF REDEMPTION =
Pursuant TO the provisions of Article ~
Of the Mortgage or Deed of Trust from
Altoona Coal and Coke Company to Phils.
delphia Trust Company. as Trustee, dated
June |. 1915, notice is hereby given that
Altoona Coal and Coke Company will redeem
and pay on the next ensuing interest day at
one hundred two and one-half per cent
t102h &c OF the principal amount thereof.
with accrued interest thereon, the bonds
issued and outstanding under said mortgaEe
numbered followa n wit.
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Lesley Cup Event October 8

New York. NAV 1+-Play for the Lesley
golf cup, an annual event between teams
representing the Metropolitan assachusetts
and Pennsylvania Golf Associations will be
held al the National Golf Links SHINE
cock HIS. n. Y. on October 3 and 4.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-14
TWENTY-FIVE ENTER
Penn NET TOURNEY
Many of Local Juniors to Com
pete or the Law School
Courts
STARTS THIS AFTERNOON

The open junior tenins tourna-
ment of the University of Pennsylva
MIA will start this afternoon at 3 80
o'clock on the courts of the law school,
Thirty fourth street and Woodland ave-
nue..
Twenty five Of the leading Juniors OF
this district have entered. The winner
will qualify to compete in the tennis
center championships to be held at the
Cynwyd Club later in the season.
The pairings follow:
=, First round : Andy Morgan VS.. D.
Maltass. y. Macintosh VS.. y. ID. Clarkson
8. Neidrich vs.. p. Vreneman. n. sehk VS.
G, stitzer. 8. Valentine VS.. j.: Rrammsll
Milo Miller ys u. Gilmore. J. Repp vs, H.
Harper, n. Brammall VS.. J. Henry, s. $.
Mears
=, SECOND round-N. Valentine vs.. n. .saEan.
y. Staunton vs. Il. Stecher. winner Of Stern
Mears match Ns. u. s. Beard.
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HaVerford Netmen Lose

Haverford. Pa. May 1.-THE Havcrford
olege tennis team was totally outClassed
in Is second home contest OF the season
losing every match to Lafayette. and win
nlng only two sets throughout the whole
tournament. Score, 80
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Cermantown Academy, .; Penn Charter, 3.
Germantown High, 8. West Philadel-
phis. ..
Central High. 10; Frankford. T.
Northeast. q: Catholic High. s.
West Philadelphia Fresh, II; Central High
Fresh o.
Episcopal. 2: Chestnut Hill, o.
Woodbury.. q. Palmyra I.
Iansdowne u: Tower Merton. s.
Chester High q; Ridley Park a.
Germantown Friends, .; Amber, |.
Brown Prep. >; st. LukSs. l.
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TO THE HOLDERS OF EASTERN PETROL
Fun, COMPANY PAYM ISSUE FIRST
nT,r sEhhIMW sEnTNGprEn FUND ,oes GOLD BONDS

NOTICE IS TERERY GIVEN. that in ac-
gage and Deed Of Trust. given. to secure the
shove described issue OF bonds The u23dsr-
sealed tenders or proposals OF said bonds to
be surrendered for redemption on May 18th.
1919. upon the best and most advantageous
'erms at which the same shall be obtained.
=. prices net exceeding one ,hnn1n ,hnndrsd and two
plus accrued interest. out Of moneys In the
Sinking Fund amounting to 'thirty-etsht
and forty. cents fs3s 476 4nj.
The risht Is reserved by the undersigned
TO reject any and all offers.
Trustee.
Vice President.
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PHILADELPHLA COMPANY FOR
GUARANTEEING MORTGAGES
224 Land TItle BLDG


Philadelphia May IL. 1919.
The Board of Directors has this day de-
clared = Dividend OF THREE DOLLARS
1881 PER SHARE. together with an extra
Dividend of FIFTY CENTS tSO.5OD PER
SHARE upon the Capital Stock of the Com
pany payable June IL. 1919. to Stockhold-
ers Of record at the close of business May
81. 1919.
Cheeks wiz be mailed.
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PROPOSALS

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-14

Upon presentation and surrender for can
collation. OF the bonds above described with
subsequent coupons attached, at the Office
Of of Phiiadsphia Trust Company, No. 40
on or after June 9, 1919. redemption will be
made as above stated.
Interest on said bonds numbered 81 TO -.
both inclusive, Will cease on and after
June I. 1919.
ALTOONA COAL AND COKE COMPANY.
BY JOHN LLOYD, JR.,
.
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Dated May q, 1919

booker Trust Company as Trustee under
the mortgass ot t6e. BEECH CREEK C0AI.
4 So,ds G0KI NE C0MPASY. dated ted, June n !, 1891
Hundred Eighty eight Dollars and Eighty
Fund provided For under nd !" the ae terms of
Article Of said mortgage. which Is appli-
baS 4o.Year Sinking Fund Gold Bonds OF
the Beech Creek Coal Coke Company. due
June l. 1044
Offers Of said bonds at not exceeding par
and interest will be received at the office OF
nroadway New York City. on or before
May 2sth. 1919. Bonds accepted will be
paid for on June .. 1919 June 1st being
a holiday. and must be delivered on that
date or, security furnished. IL required,
that delivery will be made within ten days
The right is reserved by the undersigned to
reject any and all offers
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY.
Successor Trustee.
BY GEORGE f. WARREN,
Vce-President.
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Special Meetings

Ssi$sShSsES e iS saFsssP t
OF PhilR dephay Pa. will he held Monday
May 26th, 1919, at Temple Hall. y. W. cor
7th ST. and Girard ave. second floor. at 4
p. m. to vote upon the proposed amendment
~ JOHN c. JocHER, Jr.. President.
ROBERT !. MILLER. Secretary.
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record To- win both the half and quarter
r,lie IN me annual outdao4 tnter4chois ftics
of this city, Will enter Ped6 neat yceF.
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Today's Scholastic Games
and Yesterdays Results
ToDAYS SCHEDULE

Ba seball
Peddie Institute at LawrenceVille School
Mt ST Joseph's at Tome School
Cheltenham High al George School.
Track
West Philadelphia vs. Frankford High.
Palmyra High at Collingswood High,
Southern at Central High.
Brown prep al GermAntoMn AcademN.