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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-06-13
COMMON COUNCIL
COMMITTEES or THE WAIJWAT0SA
COMMON COUNCu-I9I9-2O

COMMITTEES or THE WAUyVAToSA
COMMON C0UNCIL-I9I9-2O
finance--H Hanson, Hayes, Notbohm.
Streets and Lights - Krafczyk Wood
Marquardt.
Sewer and Water-Marquardt, Deswarte,
Maschneyer.
Judiciary DeSwarts. Hanson, Krafczyk.
FIRE and Police - Hayes, Hanson, Mar
quardt.
Piats and Grades ~ Maschmeyer, Mar
quardt, Krafczyk.
Health, Rules and Ordinances - Wood
Notbohm, DeSwarte.
License = Notbohm. Hayes, Maschmeyer,
Public Buildings and Grounds-Hanson,
Wood, Krafczyk
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
Hanson Krafczyk Wood
Marquardt Koenig
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-06-13
Fact and Fiction.

In novels man nearly always mar
ries the right woman. And he sue
ceeds in doing so about half the time
In real life.-Topeka Capital.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-10
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED Position as foreman in granite
shed by an experienced man address box 1855,
city. 2ats'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-10

friends made while she was student of
Brigham academy,
Ora Whitney is in town for short
time, but goes back to camp for the pa
rade in Boston and for discharge. He
appears well and hearty and says that
he did not get agserateh in the fighting
and was not sick at all.
Rev and Mrs, Walter r, Davenport
stayed over In town for a visit to rela
tiyes while on their way back to Spring
field from conference at ST. Adams.
Mrs. Emma Sheridan and daughter
Mrs Goldie Baldwin, left town ycster,
day for Connecticut, where Mrs Sheri-
dan is to live with her son, John Sheri-
dan, in Merideu.
The funeral of Charles H. Martin, who
died at the home Of A. A, Reed ON the
morning Of Tuesday, April s, was held in
Montpelier to-day, April 10, at the home
of Charles N, Gokey, at 1880 a, m. and
the burial was in the family lot in the
branch cemetery in the town of Middle
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-10

WANTED For summer hotels In the White
Mts., MATTRESSES, cooks, kitchen help and boy
for porter good wages apply az once TO Mrs
Vt, eats
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-10
UILLIAMSTOWN

The meeting Of the ladies social circle
Of the universalist church will be held
with Mrs George L. WILDER on Sstur.
day, the 18th, at $3.50 ?, m, for annual
election of officers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Grearson were
informed day or two ago Of the serious
illness OF their daughter, Mildred, in Al
bany, n. V, where she has been at work
the past winter. Later adyices are that
she underwent an operation at the
Homeopathic hospital in that city for
appendicitis on Wednesday, April 9, and
a telegram stated that the operation
was successful
Miss Doris CoveIl has finished her
stay in town with Miss Edna Waldo
and has gone 10 Bakersfield to visit
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-10
EAST BARRE

A son was born Monday, April 7, to
Mr. and Mrs Angel LAWN,
A baked bean supper win be served
Friday evening in Odd Fellows hall from
s to Z, Given by the music committee Of
the church,
Mrs. Leon Lord, who has been caring
for Mrs Heman Reynolds in Barre for
several weeks, and has recently been in
for few days, to care for Mr..
Reynolds brother, who has been seri-
ously i'll, has returned home,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-10
TALK OF THE TOWN

See the line of Easter greeting cards
at Bell & Houstons.
Come and see Mrs. Ranking come into
her own at Spaulding Friday evening"
adv.
Beginning Monday, April ID, the Of
flee hours of Gage & Gage, chiropractics,
will be as follows to 10 a. m. Tues
days, Wednesdays, Fridays and Satur-
days; $50 to p. M, Wednesday Thurs
days and Fridays 2 to $3.50 p, m. Tues
days and Thursdays adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-10
Hyde Park

sex. Charles II. Martin was born in
Woleott, Jan %, ls47, and was the son
Of Joel and Esther Downs Martin His
wife was Miss Eta Hill, who died in
September, 1915. They had three chill
dren, two boys who died in infancy and
daughter, who married Frank Law
renee and died perhaps 20 years ago
Oliver w. Martin and Henry J. Martin
are cousins of the deceased, as were
Ralph Whitney, Frank Martin and Mrs
George w. Lynde.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-10
GRANITEVILLE

John Morrison Is spending week with
friends in Corinth.
Ralph Winter of the Y, S. navy is
visiting friends in town,
Henry Webb has purchased the motor
cycle formerly owned by Roscoe Smith,
Gilbert's hall tonight, Big special
eight reels, One Triangle feature in five
acts. Roscoe Fatty" Arhuckle In
Reckless Romeo" in two acts; al-l one
Triangle comedy, Admission &c and lie,
adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-10
Card Of Thanks.

| wish to thank the many friends and
neghbors who visited my home on my
birthday, and for the gifts which they
left. Oscar Waterman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-10
MONTPELIER
Special City Meeting to Be Called to
Vote Additional Tax.

foto auulllOuaA iaAi
The regular meeting of the Montpelier
city council took place Wednesday even
ing. Mayor Shurtleff called attention
that the council is expected to attend
the road commissioners meeting Friday
In city hall. Aldermen Farrar and STRAIT
ton were elected as a committee to look
after the honor roll. There are some
names to be added to It, The matter of
installing electrical apparatus in the city
hall without authority and the fact that
many persons are using the hall without
getting authority for the same was
called to the attention of the council.
The council voted to leave the matter of
persons installing electrical apparatus at
any time in the hands Of the wire in
spector, who shall have authority to pre-
vent installation that is dangerous to
the property.
The council will go TO the Country
club Saturday afternoon for the purpose
Of looking into the ACCESSIBILITY of throw
ing up piece of road and constructing
a new piece.
The matter Of the care of the five Bar
net children was left with the overseer
Of the poor, These children have prop
erty but the trustee Is unable to secure
enough income from it, 40 that the city
has to support, or assist in supporting,
! them.
The matter of calling a special city
meeting was left in the hands of the
| city clerk, II is for the purpose of vot-
| ing an additional 20-cent direct state
tax At the annual city meeting IL was
| understood that the tax appropriated
would not cover the direct state tax be.
cause the amount was not known at that
! time. The ordinances will be redrafted
| by the city attorney. The finance com,
mittee made its report Of income and
expected expenditures. The matter Of
the street superintendent was settled by
| Letting T.. A. Witham to that position
and fixing his salary at S32 week and
certain additions The city engineer ex-
! planned the condition OF affairs at the
/ foot of Sibley avenue and the matter
was left in the hands Of the street com.
missioner J. II. Gowdey called atten-
ton to similar condition on Park ave-
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs L. S, Tilotson have re-
| turned from Washington, d, G.
Henry Ford, who was in the l0lst in
fantry in the Goth division, has arrived
home, He shows the effects OF hard
fighting to some extent, having been
wounded. His companions about ma
chine gun were all killed,
Mrs. Charles Reade has gone To heI
home in South Hero.
The following committee was appoint
ed by Speaker G. S, Dana Wednesday
morning to arrange for a clam bake al
Grand Isle next falls Mr.. Webster Of
Swanton, Mr. Vantine Of Grand Isle, Mr.
Buxton of Middletown Springs, Mr, vii.
son OF Rutland City, Mr.. Dyer of Sails
bury, Mr. Slayton of Morristown and
Mr. Reade Of South Hero.
The Senate organized before adjourn.
ment for reunion purposes and elected
f G. Rowland of Barre president, Har
vey Kingsley Of Rutland secretary and
treasurer, and Senator Schotf the third
member OF The executive committee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-10

WANTED Two hrst-elass granite leiterers /;
steady work union shop; apply 10 j. II, An
dcggon Granite Co., $751; Rayenswood avenue
Chicago Ill cite
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-04-10
WASHINGTON

Mrs F. A. Warner has returned from
Boston with line Of spring and summer
millinery. Your inspection is solicited
adv.
Money deposited on or before Friday,
April II, in our savings department,
draws interest from April |. Barre Saw
ings Bank & Trust Go,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-29
BORN FIGHTER"
KILLED IN ACTION
Corporal Frank Reinhart
From Boyhood Wanted
to Be Soldier
OF GERMAN DESCENT
Minor Casualties Reported by
War Department Make
List Large
OF GERMAN DESCENT
Honor Roll for the City
and Its Vicinity Today

DIED or DISEASE
PRIVATE ARTHCR JAMES fCTCHER.
.2i+ North ;lst 1T.
WOUNDED SEVERELY
NICHOLAS PASAGIOTUrOLIs. sol
JoHS r. MeiirGH. 4?so Tenn st.
WOUNDED. DEGREE UNDErER-
MINED
Privntes
HERMAN ABLESON, llos snyder ave.
JOHN J. CARR. alia HambSerEcr s.,
HARRY McrARTi-ASD. III" West
JAMES T. rREICHEI.. 4oI olive st.
LOIIS FoN, 7th and Spring Garden sts.
cmiRiES rHiFER. sioG HavSrtord ave.
WOUNDED. PnSETE MiSKp 'SDkThH-
Corporal
EMIL SCHRAM. lei Lippert st.
Cooks
ARTHUR sCHREIMER. 1850 Pale
thorpe st.
MAHION wErKERLY. 57le Hilbert st.
Priyates
ALFONSO CALEBRETO. 4s5 East Me-
EDWIN 4. FkLKiNBUR0. All Friends
JVhN oLF~Nh1. hlbO NhtNAV' ~
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY
Lieutenant
CHARLES X. DILIlNGHAM. 330 West
Duval st
Corporals
GEORGE 4, HIIIOCK, 4i6 South 26th.
ALBERT JACKSON. 1907 Mitchell st
priyates
HARRY GIILS. sIl Lawrence ~
BARNEY ROSES, 1927 North Front st.
WILLIAM J. BLESI, $40 New Market.
GEORGE RuDERICk. III Harlan ST.
previously reported missing)
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY
Sergeant
ANDREW ATCHINSON. cIc8 North I'd.
Priyates
John JERICO. 26o3 West oxford 81.
HARRY G. kOfFR0TH. lI?6 North
HARRY T.. TREGEAR. 2e,7 West 18th.
NJDFRT HOWARD, 400 North 18th St.
WILLIAM +. BI.AKESLEE. 2oO5 North
C6JScEzIo III GIoRGIo. I4s5 South
JomnN J. DILLON. ?,as Gaul st.
| JOHN j. DILLON. 2ln Spruce ~.
| John NJ DILLON. 1925 Ogle st.
| TONY GNGIIERDI. 1870 Hoffman st.
| EDGAR ". 4. HEDGES. 1880 Paul st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-29

IIouso, Hsrlnston, Bridsoton. rutherford
,,Jlsss |. Mmypue, Ic9na, iI.ddoh
Summit. Wildwood, Cha'tlo. Red Eart, Hah-
Wi Eiass "'TS rs-Eastor. Altoona. Lancaster.
York. Shenandoah. Nlcutowts South Erth-
ich"m Bethlehem, nuum"rc. Berwick, Co.
,Cias.s 10 rhoc1,Nyuic. .po,tstonn Potts
vile. Ilall, ton, Lebanon. Mount ruiun. Cou-
nellsv!l!c. Dubois, puuNsutawn'y, Beaver
Falls, Homestead
=, Class 17-Capo MAY CITY. wcs,ned
rleassntviIlc,. .Absecon Egg Iierbor, Giou.
cester city, Ilsinmouton, GlaSsbOro.
tlhss lA-Ahlngton, Tredynrln- la ST. own,
Forth Amboy. Ilaverford, Upper DARBY Con,
County. Bristol, RIverhead, Port Norris.
Prospect Park, Pine Grove. Royersford,
Maytown, Bel Air, T.ansdale. Schwenksviiie,
kcnnett square. Rockledgc,
Glass 20 Mauch chunk. SellersviilN, OK
town, Ilatboro, West Grove. CoilegcyiiIc,
Mount Joy pcrkase, Iamber,ville.
Class "l--Gettysburg. Carlisle. blooms.
burg. thambersville. Dauville. Hanover,
Naynssboro' Welsboro. Pttston, Crcsson,
StrOudSburg.
Class % Tyrone. Rcllcfontc, CIcarneld,
huntington, Lewiston, Milton, Shamokin,
SS,unbnry' 1unkhannock, Bradford Kingston.
WILLIAMSBURG.
class .9-wlkes.Barre. Scranton, Car.
bondale, Newcastle, Tltusville. Franklin,
Lock Haven. Mckeesport Meadvillc. Monon.
Class 2s--Nsrberth, Amber, Parkesburx.
poylestown, Jenktntown, Royertown. Nal.
vern. Btrdsboro. du Pont, Marple-Nevtown.
Honey Brook, Avondale,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-29

Corporal Frank Reinhart, of this city.
a Spanish american War and Vera
cruz veteran. a man who had nurscd
ambitions from boyhood TO become a
soldier. was killed in action in France,
it has just been learned by friends living
a, aOl ogden street. \ War Depart
ment message some months ago stated
that Reinhart was missing in action
and his friends were in doubt as 70 his
fate until the message telling OF his
death came. lie was killed early in
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-29
llL HORSE SHOW
gDATES AWARDED
Indoor Exhibit Here OH
May 1-3-Stage Devon
Classic on May 29.3l
% EVENTS

kNew York, Jan. 29.-Complete rehabl-
Nation of the horse show. whick had been
Nit hard by the stress and vcisstudes
eaof war, was indicated at the second
Fannual meeting of the Association OF
American Horse Shows at the Bltmore
Hotel yesterday afternoon.
Thirty-four associations had delegates
at the session and all reported that their
organizations most of which had cam
celed their usual fixtures last summer
and in 1917, already we're planning for
the revival of the shows this year. The
big events at Devon, Bryn Mawr. New
port and Brockton again were scheduled.
The program fer the year. as drawn
up and announced, includes twenty-eight
shows including the national In Madi-
son Square Garden, which will be opened
on November 10. The show year will
be inauguratcd with the spring indoor
fixture Of the Brooklyn Riding and Driv-
ing club, which will last four nights
April 23 through %. Then the New
York door show will come to Durland's.
from April 80 through May I, to bc
followed on May /, = and 3 by the big
indoor show in Phila~ 'rhia.
Tuxedo Show i'm June
will be that at Tuxedo. on June and T.
This event VIII revive all its old glories
The Westchester' County show will be
opened at White Plains on June IS.
1sip will hold forth on June 10 and
Long Branch will open on July 90. Pip
ing Rock will have it's show on Septem-
Der 81 and 1t will conflict with the
final day at Mineola, but this Is not
expected to make much trouble
Reginald G. Vanderbilt wa e-elected
president of the association also re-
elected chairman of the b / of di-
rectors Robert A. Fairbai OF West
field n. j., was the only member
elected to the directorate. J directors
reelected were Dr. Thomas i. Ashton,
Wynnewood, Pa. John Nc :. Bowman,
New York: q. Howard Dawson, New
York; William du pont, Wilmington,
Del: Fred i. Field, Brocltton, Mass. {;
\. Henry IIiggnson, South Lincoln,
Mass: William r. Hunter, Devon. Pa. +;
Prescott Lawrence, Newport. r. l.:
Pierre Lorillard, Jr, Tuxedo. y. y;
Alfred Il. Maclay. Mlbrook, y. V.
: Nm Il Thompson, Chicago, Reginald
{. Vanderbilt. New York; Norman Van
Voorhis, Rochester, y. y, and J. Macy
Wllets, New York
Doctor Ashton Elected
The directors reelected j. Macy Will
cts secretary treasurer. DIR. Thomas G.
Ashton. of Philadelphia, was elected
vice president to succeed William y.
Hunter also a Philadelphan.
Mr.. Willets reported that in 1917 the
horse shows of the country had CON
tributed $4,000 70 war relief charities
of which the Madison Square Garden
ShnU had piypn S6o 600 I'm tho American
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-29
Wilmington Team Leads
in Trapshoot League
STEEL LEAGUE TO PLAY
Bethlehem Circuit Will Be Same
as Last Year

Lebanon. Ia. Jan. 29.--The powers
that he with respect to Bethlehem steel
Baseball League have decided that there
shall be an organization in the field this
summer.
Lebanon team. has been Informed that
the circuit will be made up of the same
clubs which have been in the league for
the last two years. viz. Lebanon. Steel
ton, SDarroWS Point. Bethlehem. vii
mington and Fore River.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-29
High Schools Classified
for Annual Penn Relays

Quite a few ngos arc noticed in
tho classification of tho high schools
for the annual relay carnival of the
University OF PENNSYLVANIA, which will
be held on Franklin Field April -
and &c, though In general the groupings
follow the lines of last season.
M The classification is as follows
M Ouc.mo relay ghanpionSh!p r3r MsE
Schools Of America Newark Central, Ihlla-
delphia North'ast 'iosion ii Ii o. Itr notn-
thicaco Wendell PHILLIPS, chicago south
Division. -. Louis central. 'l"ve ana t"u-
Atrsl. B.rmlnghan ten'ra" scott OF 10
Giass r..powtt clinton lrarr, .hurs
ington Central. Baltimore ioiy Pmladclnhla
Central West hhladclphia. "1rcGs,sr
N class BROOKLYN Manual. Morris, Stuy-
Ecsapt, New YORK H. $; Of cOmmGrGH, .,
NP4 :. Waito Of ,ocdo. Ens'c"ood, East
M Class lakewood of ohio Iosansport
4 Techntcal. Rindgn Manuai OF hoston. Marion
Hef Indiana rotlmo9s MoTih concord Man
nj Class i-Ih"is"s, Newton. Everett, som
Esrvil. Arlington. springfield lloAoN"'
'sD Sisss j 5-larrisnurs. Reading. stccl,on,
n JohnsIoww Wilhamsport, GreenSburg, It,nS-
iburgh tCrtral, AleGhenE, llttshurkh fi'n
,Avenuo. Peabody. Pittsburgh South, htnG-
hs smtou.
IN Glass G-Atlantic city. Trontou, DChin-
lson. Erasmus Hall Brooklyn Boys, Brooklyn
.lComnlercial Curtis, Bloomfield. Baltimore
ACity College, Washington Western, Girard
FGollege Germantown High.
SH Class 7--Janaica, New town OF y. Y. g."
q rushing. Richmond Hill, Evander. .Chllds.
4 HBrooklyn Eastern District. BushwiCk, Bry-
ant, Townsend Harris. Barringer Battin.
'tN Class S-MarshHll uf Eichmond. Va;
Val Rockswsy. Plainneld, Montclsir, Yonk-
Z. ors. Mount Vernon. Rosellc, Orange, West
+. '.{5rsnge. Hobokcn. White Piains.
k Glass a-on city Eric. Lniontown.
4 f3reenyille. Grove city, Sharon, Washing
'ltee. Pa; Latrobc. Scottdale, Butler. Coai-
|a6aie, state College.
pj'77CIass 10--Camdcn, rasssic. Newark
n 0outh Side, Newark East side, Paterson.
X <IIayonne. New Brunswick. Elizabeth Nor.
n ntown, Princeton.
1T;iass 1t--Radnor. Lower NeT!on, Norris
Hn. Cheltenhsm, Downinstown Lans.
ne. Philadelphia Southern, Frankford.
"A I2-Media. Chester. west Chester.
Dlphia Trades. Costesvihe, Phillips
Blsirstown. Hsckettstown. Middle
1s--ASoorestowp vineland. Haddon.
Ptuns. Woodbury., coilingswood. As
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-29
NOTED EX.FIGHTER dies
Eddie Santry Was Boxer and
Legislator

Chicago. Jan. 29,--lidWard NJ san
Try. one Of the cleverest feathcrweights
in the history Of boxing, died yesterday
as a result Of a nervous breakdown that
followed his defeat last year for state
Representative.
Santry was Of champ p'onshjp class at
the height of his ring career Among
his opponents were Terry McGoNern
George Dixon and Tommy White. llc
was horn in Aurora. H.. on December
II, 1876.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-29

ters Company, 10th Infantry. Wa
gassed In the Argonne Forest enRaK4-
ment September 20. His parents Twink
at 5715 Filbert street were notified by
the War Department recently. Weckley
has recovered. according to recent let
RS home lie enlisted in July. 1917
and after ira lining at Hancock sailed for
overseas May last. Previous TO enters
ng the service he was a chauffeur.
Private John Jerrico was severely
wounded and Eassed when he won't
over the top" for the sixteenth time.
As II he had
" eut "O,sr ,be charmed life. he
TOP" 10 Times ,csn raids and
battles without re-
cciving "A scratch and then on october
II, just one month to the day before
the aruistice was signed, Jerrico fell
with an attack of gas.
Private Jerrico belongs 20 Company
\, SiNty-hrst Infantry. He was drafted
in November, 1917. and sent to Camp
Meade for training. Jerrico is twenty
three years old, and is married. His
wife, Mrs. Helen Jerrico and baby, live
at 9GO3 West oxford street His par
cn's are dead. He has a sister, Mariel
who lives at tho West oxford street
address. \ brother Joseph. was re-
Gently discharged from the service.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-29
Hope Given Srhnylkill Arsenal Men

The committee of six representing
the Schuylkill Arsenal employees, which
went to Washington yesterday to try
to have work at the arsenal maintained
on prc-war basis, report that they
were assured by the War Department
official they interviewed that such em-
plOyment could be expected in the near
future The committee will make a
formal report at a special meeting of the
employees association, to be held this
week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-29
Doctor Ashton Elected
CHASE HEARING PRIVATE
Heydlcr Gives Reason for Having
Secret Trial

New York. Jan. 29.---John \. Gieydlcr.
president of the National League, today
gave his reasons for holding the Chase
hearing '~lvate tomorrow morning.
Mr.. Heyd says that while he rcCog-
nizes the widespread feeling that the
hearing should be open. still he believes
it is for the best interests OF, the sport
that the case should be tried behind
closed doors.
~ sHeydlcr says that while the case
wilt sbe heard Thursday, it will be inn
possible for him TO render, an immediate
decision and that n week may elapSc
before he renders his finding.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-29
Results of Yesterdays
Basketball Contests

West Phila. High. 10; Northeast Hish,
20.
West Phiia. I'd, 20; Northeast I'd. 16.
south rhiia., u; Germantown, ~.
south Phila. I'd, 80; Gernanto"n I'd,
30.
thc>tuut Hill Academy. 3s; Haddon-
Held High, a6.
Wilmington Friends. 58; Ridley Park,
90.
Germant0wn ". C.. ss; IairhilI, 81.
New York shin, 10; Chester ship. -.
Reserves. -.
II. NIary's u. g.. 10; Holy Trinity. 28.
StetsOn Mission, 20: Barrett. y.
IT. Paul Reserves, a?i Quaker CITY Re
serves. ~.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-29
MORDECAI BROWN RETIRED
Former Cub Star Leaves Diamond
for Business World

Columbus, o., Jan. Mordeca !
Brown. who as a cab pitcher engaged
in SO many thrilling battles. has decided
to retire. The threc-fngered marvel last
year assisted Joe Tinker. mana ger Of
Columbus, In an advisory capacity
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-29

Mount Carmel, Pa. Jan. :0.--Tho first
game of the year was played
here yesterday when Marion Heights Eagles
defeated the Knckerbockors, ) To :. Mar
rctta the losing pitcher, allowed only three
hits Tho next contest will hN played On
sunday when the Eagles play Natalie.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-29
Bill Fischer Quits Baseball

Bins mtou. y. v. Jan. 2a.--Accordins
to reports Perceived her" today. ''ili + Sc l"r
former catcher Of the Bnghamton and
Wilkes Barre teams. of thu old New York
state League has quit baseball for GOOD:
and in the future viii be sal, manager ot
with Blnghamtun in tho International last
wear lie was with Pittsburgh and Brook
lvn in tho National League.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-29
PENN PRIMED FOR STATE
Quakers Battle Bezdek's Team at,
Weichtman Hall Tonight

Hugo Bezdek's speedy basketball team
from Penn State battles the Penn five In
weightman Hall tonight in what prom
ises to be a thriller. The upstate coll
legians have been running up high scores
in their games played to date. and tie
Quakers are anxious to parcel out II de-
feat and score their fourth consecutive
win.
The same team that beat Columbia on
SATURDAY night will contest fer the Red
and Plue. Sweeney and Stannard Will
bc the forwards Davis. center, and Nc
Nichol and Peck guards.
Prior to the varsity game. the fresh
men will play Brown Preparatory school
The preliminary contest will start at
T:15 and the varsity engagement Is
dated for an hour later.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-29
PENN PRELIMINARY GAME
Brown Fresh Will Attempt to
Break Record of Freshman Team

The fast going Brown Prep team Will
have to go faster than II has gone thus
far this season If it expects to triumph
over the Penn Freshman quintet when
they meet this evening in the prelimi-
nary game to the Penn-Penn State con-
test at Weightman Hall
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-29
s.. Dayids Golfer Defeated

Pain, Beach. Fla. Jan. 2o.--t'olonel ! =.
Smith Of Wilmington, was defeated hN
A. p Huston Of 81. Davies. in a twenty
ono-hor golf contest that featured Ncsterh
dag work in the FIRST round of match
play in the annual Lake Worth tourney.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-29

Harrisburg. Jan. THE state Game
comrniss sion has received word that the Fed
eraI authorities have decided that rccdbirds
lmsy be shot in Pennsylvania and adjoining
N7tates in September and October