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New Britain herald., 1919-06-12
FIREMAN RESIGNS

Robert Smith. member of Engine Go. No. 1, has rendered his resigna- ton from the department, the resig- nation to become effective next Mon day. MT. Smith was a member of the department before the war, and on his return from France early in the spring he again re-entered the de- .partment. MT. Smith will go to New Kork~ state to=work.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-12
ARMY OF 3OO,OOO, IS
 DECISION OF HOUSE.

Washington, June 12.-Further re- duction in the size of the army to be, maintained for the next fiscal year. was tentatively agreed upon by the. house yesterday In deciding to base appropriations for pay and mainte- nance on an army of 300,000 men in. stead of 100000, as recommended by the house military committee. The war department had recommended providing for an army of 509, 000.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-12
PROGRAM FOR MEETING.

The program to be carried out 5>t the meeting of the Swedish Lutheran church Luther league consists of solos by Albert Swanson, Arthur Olson and Mrs. H. F. Christensen, piano selections by Miss Hulda Brink. reel tations by Miss Mabel Sandstrom and an address by Harry Ericson. A social will follow the business meeting and refreshments will be served.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-12
FORMER CONGRESSMAN DIES.
James \. Tawney Was Representative
 From Minnesota for IS Years.

Winona, Mnn., June 12.-Former Congressman James A. Tawney died today at Excelsior Springs, Mo-. ac- cording to a telegram received here.
 Death was due to arterial sclero- sis Mr Tawney was GA years old and for IS years was a member of congress at one time being chairman of the house appropriations commit tee. He retired from congress in 1911 and since then had been mem Der of the international joint commission.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-12
KENTUCKY WOMEN QUIT
 RANKS OF SUFFRAGTSTS.

Lexington, June 12.-Three woman suffrage leaders in Kentucky, one Of them member of the democratic national committee, announced their withdrawal from the ranks of organ ized suffrage workers here yesterday on the ground that the Susan B. An thony amendment is a violation or states rights.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-12
METAL TRUST FOR BELGIUM,
Manufacturers Plan Large Plant With
 S6O,OOO, 900 Capital. IFS

Brussels, June 12.-A number of leading Belgian manufacturers arg considering plans to form a large met al manufacturing trust, the Nation Beige says.
 The plan is to build in Belgium a plant to take the place of the many factories destroyed. The enterprise will have a capital of s6O,oO0, 900,
New Britain herald., 1919-06-12
FOUR IN AUTO KILLED BY TRAIN

Mercer, Pa, June 12.-Four per sons were killed and one seriously injured at Jackson Center crossing, seven miles from here, when their automobile was hit by train. Tne dead are: A. c. Drake, Meadville; h, l.. Cadwallader, Pittsburgh; Thomas Barringer of Mercer, and Mary BeF Barringer daughter of Thomas Bar ringer.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-12
MT. PLEASANT'S CHALLENGE.

The Mount Pleasants, a newly formed nine composed of former members of the Pirates, Golfers and other fast baseball teams from the "Nigger Hill" section of the city are in the field for games with any team in the city. Manager Fred Guenther will receives replies from this chal- lanpe
New Britain herald., 1919-06-12

nation in Rumania royal circles last year by marrying at Odessa Mile. Ce- ellie (Zizi) Lambrino, the daughter of a retired major in the Rumanian army. For this eScapade King Fer dinand ordered that he undergo sev- entyfive days solitary confinement for absenting himself without leave from his garrison" All efforts at the time to have the crown prince leave his wife were without avail.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-12
GOING TO MERIDEN.

The Loyal Order of Moose of this city will participate in the field day in Meriden next Saturday Headed by a band, the organization will leave on the $40 o'clock train.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-12
PRINCE CHARLES SHOOTS SELF.
Heir to Rumanian Throne Wounded
 in Leg.

Paris, June 12.-Crown Prince Charles of Rumania is suffering from self-inhicted bullet wound in the leg, according to news reaching Paris. It is not disclosed, however, whether the wound was inflicted by design or otherwise.
 The crown prince created cOnster-
New Britain herald., 1919-06-12

An official statement from the Rus sian Soviet government received in London June included this sentences:
 "The submarine which attacked our destroyers in the Gulf of Koporia Gan arm of the Gulf of Finland, southwest of Petrograd) was sunk by artillery fire.'
New Britain herald., 1919-06-12

MISSING MINISTER \ SUICIDE.
 POuGhkeepSie, N. Y., June 12-Aft-
New Britain herald., 1919-06-12
BRITISH SUBMARIN F MISSING.
Craft May Have Been Sunk By Reds
 in Recent Fight

London, June 12.-The admiralty announces that a British submarine operating in the Baltic sea has been missing snce June 4, and is presumed to have been lost with all hands
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-25
TWO CRACK TEAMS
FIGHT FOR PENN
| McNichoI's Passes Make Second
Squad Equal to Varsity
in Practice
THOMAS IN THE FIRST LINE

One thousand interested students of
the University of Pennsylvania encircled
the playing pasture of the football can
didatcs yesterday afternoon and wit
messed a rehearsal that was one of the
best held on Franklin Field in years.
Coach Bob Folwell had three first class
clcvcns operating. while DR.. John J.
, Keogh had company OF energetic
freshmen tearing up the sod. The mock
scrimmage between the first and second
varsity clCvcns was well worth wit
Messing. The teams were as well
matched as a pair of cart wheels. there
by showing the coaches and spectators
some upto the minute football.
One of the men to put in an appear
nnce yesterday was Harry Rosctsky, the
former Southern High fullback, who is
back at the University with more brawn
and determination than ever. He was
given a backfeld berth on the third
team and also took part in the funda
mental work. Eddie Maynard was also
on the field.
Carl Thomas. Of varsity fame, was
again on the first line. One of tn,
peculiar Incidents of the scrimmage be.
tween the first and second teams was
the playing of Ray and Henry Miller
who were opposing each other. Ray
held down the left wing for the secont
team and the captain was of course
the big cog on the varsity's right ex
tremity. Hopper, who has been out o
the practice for a few days, was at his
post on the left end for Captain Bell''
regulars.
The backfeld of this collection was
, made up of Bell. Brunner, Light ant
Derr. The varsity attack, however, wal
not so successful as that of the secont
| string. Danny McNichol brought many
thrill from the crowd in the stand,
by his timely forward passing. ThC
former La Sale collegian hurled tho
leather accurately almost at will.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-25

WITH the beginning of the fstic
w season comes the annual balkincss
of boxers. Boxers. like ball players
Just before the rise Of the baseball cur
tain, got 50 frisky sometimes because
of one reason or another, mostly tenn
pcramcntal that they find themselves
standing in some one elsc's stall after
doing the arplane act. In many
cases tho boxer who does the hurdle
stunt is n star boxer and lot of times
it is only mediocre pug, which doesn't
interest the tight fan at all. The first
local glovemau Of reputation to kick
over the traces this year Is Battling
Murray. youth who is being touted
for n championship tilt with Pete Her
man and who also is being named as
logical opponent for Jimmy Wilde
when the petite Briton arrives here.
Murray has jcrkcd his managerial reinS
out of the hands of Johnny Burns and
now Phil Glassman will attempt to
guide the little Italian toward the gilt
tCriug goal Of the bantam diadem.
Reports from New Haven, Conn Elli
have it that Lew Tender ana HrnnH snIaHss %",,t
ard are to box there in decis,ohlr5SS 5 Tnat ,pat
! on Thanksgiving Day. 1t seems "qH ,lh! lhaI
| neither boxer knows that ne Is S'"' ''''"
! to box on that date.
willie Coulon, who, halls from 81 ,IS, L"l'f :,
will appear in the role or a X, ,,. T
| Kenny. who originally was scheduled /" im."i
Joe STANLEY, The latter mas O''h r'Po'''u
! i'll to Matchmaker Taylor
Tommy Jamison is booked for ne star
bout at the shore tonight and Allentown
DUNDEE viii be the LA In Leonard oms GH4" and
Moore VS. Preston Brown are the o'h"r
numbers on the program
frankie Daily has not knottGd the l IN
ware on Sammy Hahn. sammy Hahn howls
sam says he'll be in DatIys ,Ss SoTamnGT Rgs1 aiso
, viii collect Frankie's purse.
Joe Borrell will be in swell t, shape + toner.
! at the Cambria Club says johnny Burns
Borreil rel has been training faithtny e. e.
The RsOit leading middleweishts this season.
PuGgy Lee has lot of friends who l. ETloye ..
! he lis the greatest pug in the northeast
section OF Phuly They may change their
opinions after PSgs sSer s9gt @aehSs at Sne
Cambria are George ChristIan n,r VS. EigGrs GeGrgS
ward Tommy r3aw Nsi G1syy yy Ys q GOMEZ Rey Murray
Lew Tender. Johnny Dundee Pal Moore,
Joe Lynch Greek X d o. HroTh, TeG Ie,Sis Sio"nrS my
50 some Of the boxers signed by RGdmOn Barry
! for houts in England. Moore, Lynch, brown
and Grif6ths are TO leave for Great Britain
| early in December,
Eddie NIoy will come down from Allen.
Town on saturday 10 entertain at the Ma.
| tional Saturday night. Johnny dundee VIII
, tainment OF the star bout. Max William
son, Bobby Doyle, Johnny Mahoney' Georgie G
REYNOLDS Peter Iatzo, Billy Cannon, X. o.
Iaughlin and Johnny McLoughln are to be
| other entertainers.
; The JOe-bOy klddOes-Lynch and Burman
, will put on their bantam battle on Mon
day at the Olympia. Their mix will be
preceded by bouts between Johnny lyman
and Frankie Daily, Denny German and Vic,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-25
WEST VIRGINIA HAS
STRONG COLLECTION
OF FOOTBALL STARS
More Than Half of Squad of Fifty Listed Veterans,
and This High-Clas Cridiron array Hopes to
Wrest Al the LaureLS This Season
by ROBERT w. MAXWELL


FEW will be considerably annoyed before the season
especially that
will eleven down there this and
surprised through the schedule
Princeton because Dartmouth
and already Coach Roper worrying
game November l. From what under
will the strongest teams in the country
Just ha on watch them
make prediction n" that carly in the
appeared with good bad and Indifferent
there has been decided improvement
there last but 1911" the team beat
Pittsburgh Dart
has
talking about hands
Cucnna to wint the before April -.
We much surprise" TO learn
w
off Further
great and considered first
class material
Bailey. 1914 is ba' L. todgrs
husky Mills ncb, Mrtuc aud
IIagar regulars In addition, Kay lIe,
WCton Shugrou aud
of previous 1911 back complete their
NO UNIVERSITY il" the country boa" ""b 9a'dry Of
~ couple there the coaches sho"h
little nm in ScCcfi Il formd nc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-25
TlTULAR GAME SATURDAY
LansdoWne and Dobson to Meet on
strawbridee & CIothler Grounds

The final game of the Main Line
League championship series will be
staged at the Strswbridge & Clothier
grounds Saturday between the Lans-
downe aggregation and Dobson.
Both clubs have scored a victory and
Saturdays contest will be wagcd with
nothing but championship dag in
sight. Dobson won the initial game OF
the series, . to 0, but lost the second
contest to Lansdowne last week. s TO 0.
! Manager RhOads has his team all
primed up for a big parade in Lans-
downe. while Manager Calhoun, of the
East Falls team, also is arranging q
celebration.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-25
Mountaineers Plan PocertuI Early Attach


a glance eoverhe schcd will furnish the
On will Pittsburgh
is
$
college
days of training by West Virginia.
something in
halfback
backfd
That first be
wcstN is Nc
is chief
previously Colby
is be
in
baseball.
rih
The mate o
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-25
Pat Ryan Bested

New York. Sept. 25.--Pat Ryan, national
champion hammer thrower. who broke the
record recently with "a throw Of more than
lS9 feot. was defeated yesterday in an alb,
brcviated track meet held at Trayers Island
ietic Club The main part of this meet will
be held on SAturday AfternOOn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-25
Tough October Schedule for Pit

the
~ of October. toughest schedule
unsa poone cane
battle,
New will have the This will
the worst 8 o
atcrOcobcr exactTt will in
Pittsburgh it from IIesman's of
hurts, cHo,
will e o off
Pittsburgh has English schedule
a might
this
will reached FORM but might
haven't
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-25
Chocolate Club Wins

Carlisle. Pa. Sept 25,-ContnuinE It's
string of victories against big teams tne
Klein Chocolate ba sebsll club, Of Eli tn
town, YESTERDAY, on Biddle Memorial Fle.d,
defeated the Washington American League
club TO 3. A tremendous crowd witnessed
tho game, which had preliminary event. en-.
lcge. and was won by the sophomores.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-25
Mo New York Post Season

New York, Sept 25.-The proposed post
srason ba seball series between the New
York Nationals and American 9 Leag9e ,6do1 eiHSs
President Stoneham. Of tn" Giants, .eT-
pressed the opinion that there was little
] rnhlic demand for the games.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-25
Then Follotcs Penn, r.. and ]. and State

care Of Pitt meets Washing
"A look
by Bezdek, Pittsburgh sea-
n he
work three Of them beat
Pittsburgh the game is
on November
State restored to the Red and Blue schedule after years
Hugo Penn by the
Little Light AM Joe
QERT BELL, of the 5 quarter
- bqcksp the and directing the team
the field He is the best field produced years.
Charley Brickiey to Play Pro Football This Fall
CHARIEY BR1CKLEY hand A.
y professional football Hammond Ind
a Of
Jim King another one
hafback. will a he
Other who will with Bckey Rydzevsk
Blackjack Michigan Howard and
Hess Indiana Haas illinois, Barrett Cincinnati of
Wabash.
salary for the season
the Middle West professional pionshp
fall.
I|NUTE Notre Dame star,
quarter
of gdron West
I the last ten
TiHE should something
jefferson State,
Marshall Muhlenberg
will football
standard.
IIARoLD Yale fuback,
II aviation during the has been in the city business
collection football talent around which
mold winner this fall
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-25
Reds Beat Semipros

Toledo, o., Sept. 25.-The CinGinnat NsI si
tionSis although outhit seven to six, detsined
inc Toledo RaiIlights semiprofes sS7p
bail team in an eShi5ltoT game EIFT hfrT Was was
III bsrd but was effective in the pinches.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-25
K. ". MdrUeU viii Write Big Series
Games for EUeni1g Public Ledger

The athletic 1916 will
of
n
ladpans peculiarly interested the
led fhiics their
Gcas"n the White Sox pilot citizen of the Quaker City.
In the the EVENING PUBLIC of
inside gossip of the series
ROBERT W. MAXWELL
Monday days before " umpire calls 'pay ball. Mr..
noStac
q thing worth while series
of
White the
play description of the editions
o.
Eueninn Bubble Trhner
of
In order yourself complete the
EVENING vs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-25
.GE|ST GOING TODAY
|. LIKE GOLF REUNION
HeadIiners of Years Back, In
cIuding Former City Champs
Forgotten, Are at Tits
SEVENTH TOURNEY FOR CUP
BY SANDY MCEIBLICE

DN NA4NbI
He was nodding over a citronadc at
tho nineteenth hole.
Several meaning frowns had been
aimed at the modest barkccp and his
harmless stock.
Several sighs had been hcaved.
"Oh, for the good old days he
nuttcrcd. Frank and Lou and George
and all the boys-thc old guard in the
old days-that was the time
Then he strollcd to the window.
'Thcres your old guard" We ven
tured
| 1t looked like it. too. at Whitcmarsh
this morning in the seventh annual
| jousting for the Gcist golf cup.
Came Hugh W.
One after the other they strobe up
| to the tee to whack off.
Came Hugh Willoughby, who, not
many years ago. was champion of
! Philadelphia. not to mention Florida,
and always up there whore the first
sixteen was trying to settle its tOurna-
mcnt differences.
lie was trying to come back
Game Horace FranCinc, ais" Il former
Philadelphia champion, who used to
rate in the first ten hcreaboutS rcgu-
larly.
Came Eddie Satherthwaito. hc Of the
widespread putt. who used to have the
same record as Francinc.
Came Herbic Newton. he Of the golf
meter cap that he used to yank from
side to side, in back and all around, so
they could tell how he was going. till
he read piece in the daily prints
about it.
Then he got himself "A now one.
Uncle Herb was making the first six
teens not so long ago and went to the
semifnals for this same cup in 1913.
Came Walter Reynolds. who in ante
belum days was ranked almost at the
top of local golfers aud who still is
playing IA stout game
Not Forgotten
Came Frank Bicking. almost rCgu
lar once upon a time in the first six
teens: once in the same scmi's will
Newton for the GciNt cup; tinalist al
Bala and other things.
Came Johnny BurIcigh. once medal
list for the same cup.
Came Eddie Clarey. who at Atlantic
City one Springtimc long ago bustc,
into the favored class, where the abovr
were starring. But Eddie is atop thci
crest right now.
Came Bobby MishIcr and Docto
Bolton with a dozen others never alb
sent when a golf tourney was to b.
played in the olden days before tn
war and then some.
But greatest of all these and the oil,
guard came-Cecil Calvert.
Calvert medalist, ''Calvcrt win
title" calvert this" Calvert that
who, of the pop-eyed fans that fol
lowed the play in the years gone by doe
not remember the Dulletlike swats u
the former Aronimink star, who wen
off to war in his prime as a golfer:
It's a. great reunion at Whitemars
today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-25

Watertown Promoter to Stage Five Bouts
Headline. Philadelphia is one OF the few
cities in the boxing world where at least
ten boxers appear on the same program
Other cities now are beginning to tear a
page out of Philly's boxing book
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-25

AND FRtehO wlFe INFO RMS
Tov There s ONLY ohS
TAi4S FOR ToO To Do AND
TAAr IS 70 SLEEP on TAG
pAueAPoav FOR THe
na TpRCG RIGHTS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-25
Cic0tte the Star Bet


TT WE travel by
L He a with a world to
lie already starred
This he has drawn of his greatest
1Ic better head judgment
Williams almost dependable He
pitchers a
form look to be better than pitchers that Moran
THEY should be possibly
sir wih these of he tay Moran tcHh hdrcn q
prise. Not Crachy.
HO,U the Defense Looks
FOU r of
pitching If will
hc
in
despite the effectiveness of Cicotte and Williams.
NTORAN fresh pitching
I2 md
In Fielding
TLASON has the the
" Wingo Rardn Shalk the best
a
n
of
Rath.
o class Collins
Neither he now n basebal
(TomorowGleaSon MoGn)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-25

Mlke pDowd. mlddlewelEht champion.
Jack IIsnlOu is dickering for the services
of tho ST. Paul lrishman and Mike may
show here in the near future. On Monday
night O'Dowd boxes Augie Rather IN Jersey
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-25
Eueninn Bubble Tehner
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS

tor IitchIe. Young Mcdway and Kid Wag
ner and Billy Devine and Young Nelson.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-25

tam utIc In II decision bout at New Orlea ms
on Thanksgiving Day. The champion will
meet the winner Of u bout between Joe
Lynch and Pal Moore. which set-to is to be
put on the latter part of October.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-25

LoudouN and Eugene Criqul arc two
French bamtams who have been boxing IN
top-notCh form since Bill the Kaiser was
knocked off. Ral2ac Is middleweight Who
has been going big in La Belle France.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-25

Joe BOrreII will be in swell shape t"mor-
at the cambria Club. says johnny Burns.
Borrell has been training raithtnldN, e. e.
the leading middleweghts this season
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-25

EFERYBODY IS for Pitt this year aud perhaps
dreaded Panther vii oke the hgh dive couple Of times
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-25

Frankie Daily has not knotted the ~.
ware on Sammy Hahn Sammy Hahn howIs
Nonday night at the Olympia and also
will collect Frankies purse.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-25

Puggy Lee has a lot of friends who LeHove
he is the greatest pug in the morthea st st
section OF Phlly. They may change their
"nIni0ns after Pug's bout tomorrow night
against 7 Jefries. Other matches At the the
Cambria are George Christian vs. George
Ward Tommy Cleary vs.. Tommy Murray
an5 GbarIey 0,Nen VS. X. o. Reilly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-25

Tommy Jamison Is booked for ihc star
bout at the shore tonight and Allentown
Dundee will be the lad in the other corner
lack Jenson w. Frankie Leonard ana JACKIE
Moore vs. Preston Brown are l"' "'"'I
numbers on the program.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-25
The Red Chance

Reds club by
l. margin. And probably something Of
They such
ons is and no such sggcr Jackson to help break through Their
this
backed the pitching of Rudolph
Salee icuthcr Eer, Ring
good the rugged onslaught the
reaching distinct objective.
Yet here figure in
Reds have the o
In Cicoc, Williams
Of American
on an average have better than
THERE but least
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-25

The Joe-bOy klddOes-Lynch and Burman
will put on their bantam battle on Mon
npscedsd nv bouts between Johnny lyman
and Frankie DAILY. Denny German and Vic
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-25

Eddie Moy will come down from !, Alien len
uonaI saturday night. Johnny Dundee will
be the other party to serve n the T,,e enter
s@n Robhv Doyle Johnny Mahoney Georgia
Reynolds, Peter Iatzo Billy Cannon X. o.
Iaughlin and Johnny McLoughih are to be
nther entertAlners.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-25

Law TepdIer, Johnny Dundee, Pal Moore,
Toe Iynchs Greek X. o. Brown. Johnny
Grifatns Augie Rather and d. Ted doM Lows D. are are
FOR houta in England. Moore, Lynch, Brown
and GrifHths are TO leave for Great Britain
early in December.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-25

Reports from New Haven, Conn sun
have if that Lew Tender and Benny Lon.
ard are TO box there in a 'decisionlesS bout
on Thanksgiving Day. 1t seems odh , ,haI
neither boxer knows that he Is S'h'""'e"
to box on that date.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-25

willie COulon, who halls from -. I,od'S,
Atlantic city tonight. He will meet WAITER
Renny who Originally was schedulea /" me-"
i'll to Matchmaker Taylor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-25

(Tomorrow-Gleason aud Moram)