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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-30

+. Lennore, secretary, held pro-
longcd conference at the Mayors Office
yesterday with Prof. Warren i, Laird.
head of the architectural department OF
the University of Pennsylvania, the ad-
wiser Of both the Philadelphia and New
Jersey Bridge Commission.
Professor Laird submitted report to
the commission some time ago, in which
he stated the proposed bridge must end
in traffic plaza in this city IL an in
tolerable evil Of traffic congestion in the
future is to be avoided. In his report
Professor Laird recommended tho ad =
visibility of connecting the bridge with
the city's subway system at Washing
ton Square.
The members Of the commission after
long discussion decided to send re-
port to Governor Sproul and the state
Legislature without making any recon-
mendation further than to embody the
report of Professor Laird and various
communications. suggesting that the
terminal be at Franklin Square, Sixth
and Race streets. and at other points.
The report and accompanying documents
will be presented and forwarded to Har-
risburg the latter part Of next week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-30
SPR0UL TO DECIDE
ON SITE FOR BRIDGE
Delaware River Commmissior
Places Question in Hands
of Governor

The question Of the location of the
Philadelphia terminal of the proposed
Delaware river bridge connecting this
city and Camden will be placed in the
hands Of Governor Sproul by the mem
bers of the Delaware River Commits
sion.
Whether Washington Square will bc
the Philadelphia terminal of the pro
posed bridge will depend entirely upon
the action of the Governor and the Leg
islaturc. The members of the Delaware
River Bridge Commission. which is com
posed of Mayor Smith, John T. Wind
rim and Alfred +. Burk. with James
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-30

sitth Infantry Mrs. Edward Nipple. wal.
!, ssrsssnt John \. MeCawley, company y.
River street. Carbondale Pa.
~ rrivaie Everett y. lyons. headquarters
shown
:, CORPORAL JOSEPH ". HelIinrs. Company NJ.
Corporal Louis \. Berkowitr, Company l..
se@sean, Ma Msrrs ~ n Po,,nmsGi, mGi 'hS%n SSmp.ny L.
Private, frst ciass. William II. Duke.
company X, 3i5th Infantry. Next Of kin not
=, Sergeant Louis G, syminston. Compa ny
snnR T. fAi H o. tS@psny sn "G1 'RoSp sisA
1e%aTs NiS FRANK & erris% aa Sn 'AGSm Company
serssant samuel J. Trotts. Company /,
First nhi,tS M Of eS q9' p rSsS
many J. 3l3th Infantry. Next of kin not
Private, first class. James White. Company
riys. sl,S ntsn hmsE Ee ox.n 81 KIN not shGWn
rEivqte nathan {. ssate. co"ps"x 4,
SsrGsapt FGilip & q. %sisE" @%' %ompaHS sSG%" r..
alSth Infan,ry, iNeSt q kin not shown; -,
Infantry. %cSt % Of KIM Kin not shown shown. "''s"
SerSeant Clarence rancoast. Company u,
SER Finer ros FH G0mpSnT pSt s5
esGanc Mo Nose. %' F." r2ser p2S raoEn %ompanv
3lGth infantry Next Of Kin not shown, o.,
PriNnte William Launn. Company VI SlGth
InfantrT Next OF kin not shown
CORPORAL Frank 4. Rebel company NJ
31ftN Infantry. Next Of kin not shown.
Private Hurry Ceorer. Company NJ, 3l9th
infantry Next Of kin not shown. .
1856 Infantry. Next Of kin not shown. .
Private Joseph r. Conner. Company f,
3ifth Infantry. Next Of kin not showr.
rrivsste frGncls Bower; He9daunsrters n ,Gm. ynn.
~ ~ 31nfh Infantry
frlrn LauCa Ster county. Pa.
Sergeant Erwin G.. Miller. tompAnM r.
3IR'h Inf1nt-N, Next Of kin no. sNnvn.
Ccrpcr"l David VI. Thornton. NJ, q. Com
many 3lGth Infantry Next OF kin not shown.
Private Vincent J. DevIin. sanitary De.
tachmCnt 3l0th IntGntry. Next OF kin not
shown
F'rt lieutenant John J. FoX. Company
"a 31Gth Infantry Next Of kin not shown
Private George R. Monroe. Company Fl
Nl"th lnfantry Next OF kin not shown.
Private. Rrst class. John shields. Com.
rany n. 3l6th Infantry. Next OF kin not
shown.
Private. first class Archie u. schultz. NJ
G. COMPANY. 3l6th Infantry. Next OF kin
= ,vate william q. Tcone. Ambulance
company. 3lGth 3Olth Sanitary Train
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-30
Japanese Students Hold Reception

A reception in honor of DIR. 1uazo
Nitobc. of the Imperial University. Of
Japan. was given last evening in the
International Students House. 39Oj
Spruce street. by thirty four japanese
students Of tho University of Pcnnsyl-
vania. Doctor Nitobc. accompanied by
his wife. is on his way to the Peace
Conference in Paris.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-30

man, twenty three years old, 720 Nor
gan street, and William Dugary, TWEEN
ty- eight years old, Third and NIickle
streets, were severely cut about the
head. George Harper, twenty four
years old his wife, Evaline, and John
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-30

Joseph Edward Toone. a2a O street. north
Corporal William Benson. -A Amsulmsncs m
Lucinda Henson. 6i5 Manhattan avenue
Brooklyn n y ,,.,..
nanv aI2th SnIth Sanitary Train. MRS,
Marion a. DAILY, Jeter avenue. south sethie-
supp,S Sergeant william X. Dleste. Com,
pany B 3i2th Machine Gun Battalion Next
of kin not shown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-30
Five Held In saloon eraw,

Five persons were involved in a cut
ting ARRAY in saloon at the corner
of Broadway and Federal street. Cam
den. late last night. Frederick Eek
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-30

Cramp, all Of Gloucester, were held as
witnesses by the authorities. The cause
of the trouble has not been established.
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-27
MANY STARS ARE
EXPECTED BACK
Athletic Prospects Loom
Bright For Big Year With
State Aggies

Fargo, ". D., Aug. 2s.-Athletic
prospects at the North Dakota Agri-
cultural college are as bright as they
have been in years, h outlook at this
time being That nine or ten veterans
will be chasing the pigskin when it is
tossed onto Dacotah field for the pre-
.liminary football training.
Curly Movold. star quarter for
several seasons, after service In the
United States army as a commissioned
officer. may return to school from his
home at Fosston. MINI. Movold is a
basketball and baseball man of state
reputation.
Dutch Hauser Of Bismarck. all
state tackle for two years. may return.
Hauser it is reported has inclinations
for the university at Grand Forks, fol-
lowing his former coach, Capt. Paul
Davis. but it is believed hat his ac-
qu%aintance in the gate city will find
him here when the school bell rings"
Others who r expected to return
are Refs, for three years an all-state
basketball man; Underwood a famous
end; Huey. a 195-pound baby, who is
a corking good tackle mate for Haus-
er. and johnson, lineman.
Fred Mares a high school man,
probably will resume his work at COL
lege. With him are two Fargo men,
Georgs Beals and CLANCY. the latter
two each having a years experience
at the college.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-27
Sports
WHITE SOX MAY
MEET REDS FOR
CHAMPIONSHIP
Ten Victories in String Make
Comiskey Crowd Look
Unbeatable.

New York, Aug. 27.-The White
Sox now seem to be the choice of the
American League for the champion
ship setto with the Cincinnati Reds.
The Gleason tribe of white stockinged
ones are now far u in front. with
a lead Of six games over the Tigers
and they are going strong, having a
run Of 10 straight victories before
being set back yesterday by the
Yankees.
Formidable Combination.
Joe Jackson is mauling the pill
again. and his club means everything
when it is working right. Collins,
Weaver and Fetch form a combination
with him tina is hard to beat. And
as to pitching we'll, it seems that
Cicotte and Williams can &C out every
other day and bring a game back with
hem.
Jennings has a formidable club that
must be reckoned with, but h Tigers
have not been getting the breaks.
Iris Speaker still maintains hat his
Indians have a look in for the honors,
but it seems to be a very remote
chance.
Chance For Indians.
However, the big chance of the
Cleveland club m this week and
next. The Tigers open a three game
series at Cleveland today n then
comes the White Sox for a trio, tart
ing Aug. 20.
If the Indians take all six and get
any help from other clubs of the
league, the series might be played in
Ohm.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-27
CHICAGO.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Ills, Aug. 27.-Scattered,
commission house buying and light
offerings today failed at the start to
offset general bearishneas among
corn traders. Conditions Of industrial
and economic unrest seemed reflected
high prices. Increased buying, early
induced a slight upturn which was
speedily followed by another sag
Opening orn prices were sc higher
to / Nc lower, December showing the
only increase. The initial figures were
Sept. $1.7S@h and December SLAIN
Oats started weak with limited sup
port and through the early trading
moved in narrower limits than corn.
The market steadied somewhat be-
prices were unchanged to Sc lower
with September at TN q &c and Dec.
Hh@h.
Provisions opened dull and weak,
Influenced by declines in live hog
prices. At the start prices were from
Csc to 40c lower.
The decline in provisions after the
early trading became more pro-
nounced and pork dropped of more
than 81, short ribs declining Is cents.
Lack of support among traders added
were the contributing causes
Later corn prices averaged lower.
local traders selling freely. Several
times indications were apparent that
the market had been over sold. Cow
ering at these points brought about
rallies but selling pressure returned
and prices fell off. The close was
weak q to ! cent net lower with Sep
TENDER LISA to 1.79 and December
1.+0h to r..
Liquidation. induced by lower live
hog prices continued to feature the
provisions market. The close was
somewhat away from the low points
with pork IS cents down: lard IS
cents lower and ribs at a decline of
IS cents.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-27
Sunday Golf Legal
In Massachusetts If
:. Score Is Not Kept

Boston, Aug. 27.-Golf may be
played legally on Sunday in
Massachusetts, IL no score is kept.
If a score is kept the golfer is
guilty of taking part in = game
on the Lords day"
"knockins a small white hall
around with a small club vol
UNFAIRLY last Sunday on the Brac
Burn Country club links In West
Newton was responsible for a test
case. The defendants were two OF
the most prominent members Of
the club and well known Boston
businessmen.
The names of the two vofun-
tcer "lawbreakers" were taken
last Sunday on the Brac Burn golf
links rs each was "knocktng q
small white ball ruund with a
small club.' Each was fined IS
"for taking part In a sa1nc' and
moi guilty "of taking part in q
sport"