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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-30
WEDDINGS
Custrr--Ioisnson

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An interesting marriage IN Ni'h
v-i,I,ar, county took place THURSDAY
Sapteusher as, when Miss Mary "at-
mar johnson, became the hrlde 81
stanton 70. Custer. with Rev. "eorse
n sheriff, as the celeeraht ne
roremonv took place at Golossee hap-
It's. church, which was eeautHu'lS
decorated with evergreens and golden
rod The wedding music was piaNea
nv Mrs Rrantley Bray. the pride On
tered with her father, Mt Julian |on"-
con. hy whom she was given IN mar
r,aSe Mrs. L. r. Bag}ey was Watfoh
of honor and Miss Florence dohH-
sscn acted as flower girl IN" brides
maids were: Miss Lucille Bray, Miss
Rer, warner and Miss Edna Custer,
Tna bridegroom had a$ his best man,
VAIN Chandler and the groomsmen
were: Courtney BaShy, Webster John
son and Aubrey Johnson. while tn"
usherS were. Hany Robins, + Beale
Clarke. l. r. Johnson and Conway
Martin. The bride Is the popular
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs J. T. John
nnr. of "Rcse Garden" and the bride
groom is a successful business man ot
Johnstown. Pa A number OF nap
tia affairs were given the bridal party
and friends Mr. and Mrs W. /,
Eray entertained at 'Wakeua.' and
the evening before the ceremony the
brides parents entertained AT Res"
Garden" Immediately after the we'd
ding Mr.. and Mrs Custer left Tor
Johnsscwn. Pa, where they will make
their home. Among the guest from
q dissa nce for the marriage Were: Mr..
and Mrs Robert Steed. Of Norfolk;
Aubrey johnson. OF Newport News.
Mrs Custer ard Miss Edna Custer,
mother and sister Of the bridegroom.
Miss Bert Warner and VAIN Chandler,
of Johnst own, IA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-30
BISHOP OPPOSES
TREATY CHANGES

Martinsburg, w. Va, Sept 90
Bishop w. M. Bell. of Washington.
d. c.. presiding at the Virginia con-
ference OF the United Brethren church
in his annual address declared in
favor of the ratification of the peace
treaty with Germany, including tho
league OF nations. without amend
ments or reservations
He declared that the ratification OF
the treaty is a matter in which every
citizen should be deeply interested
and urged the ministers to inform
their congregations Of its importance
and use their influence to impress
upon the United States senators the
necessity for acceptance Of the treaty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-30
BANGOR WILL HOLD
A MILD CELEBRATION

Bangor. Me, Sert. 2S.-Oe Septem-
celebration of the 150th anniversar y
of the coming of he first white settler
to Bangor. An imposing observance
OF the sesqui centennial had been
planned. but the. war occasioned such
an exhaustion both of funds and OF
celebrating energy that Mayor Wood
man and the city council committee
have concluded to substitute a puhhg
meeting with historical addresses and
music for the originally intended pa
geantry.
The history OF this typical Down
East Yankee town fairly bristies with
martial and significant events and
glows with the light OF romance. The
iordly Tarratines, or Penobscots most
militant and intelligent of all the In
dams of the Abenaki nation. had their
chief camping ground here. at the
confluence of the Pcnobscot river and
the> kecd.skeass streayn, and here trl1 :
ditioh located the fahfcd and ruagnit
cent city of Mozambique or Mormon =
bega, which was the Promised Land,
the Paradise of the red man.
TO the Civil War Dankor sent nearly
5000 men. including the famous
second Maine. which, after a very few
Weeks Oh utiHiUE, got 10 the 'front.' IN
time to take part in the first battle OF
Bull Run, Hannibal Hamlin. vice
president with Lincoln in lS61-1S65,
was a Bangor LAWYER.
The city furnished more than its
quota for the Spanish Anne rican war.
and sent 400 men to the world war,
including several officers. who won
distinction Today the city has about
30, 900 people. valuation of nearly
s27 100000 buildings public and
private, far superior to the average OF
cities of like size, and II prosperity
that Is steady and even If not spec
tacular.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-30
SAFEGUARD AGAINST
GARY STREET ACCIDENTS

Automobile accidents on the Cary
street road are expected to decrease
as soon as, the narrow roadbed Is
widencd TO twenty feet by the state
highway department, which begins
work on the project this week. The
road is now only sixteen feet wide
and due to the enrmous amount Of
automobile traffic on the stretch from
Richmond To the Country club, this
has been pronounced inadequate by
the department The additional four
feet VIII be constructed for distance
Of about two miles
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-30
MECHANICS INSTITUTE
STARTS NEW SEE1Q1f

Glass work of the rinter oan1xO1
began last night at Virginia Mechan-
les Institute, with the class on -.
litical economy meeting 1t Z oscloCk
under DR.. D. r. Anderson. ingtxue.
tor The class on elementary haMlk.
ing will be held tonight At osnloak,
the instructor being Carter TAlmaA.
r. GraysoM Dashiell VIII start WORK
with the class on commercial law to-
morrow night at 8 and George III.
Reese will hold his firsss session WITH
the class on practical banking q 4
O'Clock Thursday night
Applications have been received N
courses in higher accounting, com.
merce, and public speaking. ana ID i
probable that classes on these nut.
tects will be esta biished shortly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-30
GROOM FREED Of
BRIDES CHARGE

Winchester, Sept. A2s.--Alvin Haines
was acquitted in police court by
Justice Talbot on the charge OF as
sault preferred against him by his
bride wife, Mrs. Sadie Haines, for
merly Sadie Nichols. The trial began
in the court yesterday morning and
after consuming much of the day.
afternoon
The couple We're married two weeks
ago and in her sworn statement upon
which the warrant was based she set
forth that her husband had locked
her in room and had beaten her
The court took the view that this
evidence was not sustained q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-30
/ SOCIETY
MRS MrNETREF roLKEs. EDITOR
..a.ncs phone; Randolph

friends in North Carolina:
Mrs. r. r. Lewis. Of the Hanover
leaves this week for an extended visit
to New York.
Mrs Marion Allen. who visited her
mother, Mrs. Jones AZ Louisa last
week. has returned to her home on
West Greece street accompanied by
her sister, Miss Minnie Jones, who
will be her guest here.
Miss Janet Wyatt Of Grove avenue,
is a student at Columbia university.
New York
Miss GLADYS I'almatary is the guest
Of friends AT Glen Allen.
Miss Frances Folkes. who has been
spending the summer with her grad
parents. Mr.. and Mrs, Towili in Mid
clesex. has returned To her home 1872
Grove avenue.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Thomas Timberlake.
of Powhatan county, who have been
passing some time with relatives in
Baltimore and Atlantic City, spent
last week in Richmond AK the guests
cf Mr. and Mrs J. s. Mobiles, Of Row
land park.
Crayson Warrington is the guest Of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs Harvey
Warrington, Of Grove avenue.
Miss Elizabeth Harrison and Mrs.
c. H Goddard, OF Washington. are
visiting Mrs Albert c. Dtggs, OF
Winter Park.
Mrs f. p, Mofrctt has returned TO
the city after delightful visit 10 rel
atives and friends at her old home In
North Carolina.
I1r and Mrs Gnby c. Kelly. of
Ashland were recent visitors In this
city.
Miss Susie nrctt. of Newport News.
Is visiting friends in Richmond,
Mir and Mrs, Frank Henley were
the week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
!, L Harris Of Riverside, Newport
News
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. shaver were
The week end guests of friends in
Petersburg.
Mrs r. l.. Raiford, of Scdlev. Is
the guest Of her parents, Captain and
Mrs y, NJ. Burgess in Highland
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs William Gains. OF
Second avenue, Highland Park, have
returned from a pleasant stay In the
country,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-30
GOVERNOR Is Still,
ON HIS TRAVELS

Although 1t was rumored that Gov
ernor Davis, Nth Colonel Hodges
and Major Stringfellow. would return
to Richmond yesterday, no word had
been received at the governors Office
OF his early return. The governor
has been on an extended tour OF the
state. visiting many communities and
manufa curing centers in the course
of his 5000 mile journey.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-30
New Baptist Church.

The Barton Heights Baptist church
win have new house of worship in
1921, according to a vote Of the mem
bers of the church Sunday morning.
The church has been growing rapidly
and this step has been deemed neces-
sary. 1t will cost about $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-30

Possibility that the electors of the
Canadian province Of Ontario might
ballot to Kill the war true prohibition
October IA is being given some con-
sideration by federal and state Of
ficers at Detroit. Should Ontario de-
eide again to permit the sale Of liquor,
The officers believe whiskey srnuggiers
viii attempt u operate across the bor-
der.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-30
A ANNOUNCEMENTS

Mr. and Mrs. ] Turner Dawson, Of
Phiiomont, have just announced the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Lillian X, Dawson, TO Mr.. VIM Welby
Weadon The wedding will take place
in the late autumn and will be one
Of the big social events in Upper
Loudoun
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-30
Arrived from China

Mrs, l. NJ. Jobiin arrived yester-
day from Hong Kong. China. to visit
Mr. and Mrs, William H. Miller AT
the Union Theological seminary Mrs
Johiin's son. Miller Jobiin, has been
transferred from the Orient and will
be general manager OF the Standard Oil
company in the Levant, with head
quarters at Constantinople He Is
now in New York. where his mother
will join him later 10 go TO CONSTANT
nople.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-30
AxfeIi----{Sryuetf,

The wedding Of much interest here
fs that Of Miss Ethel Heath Brandt,
daughter Of MIR and Mrs. Jackson
Brandt and Rev. Stockson AXteil
which takes place on wednesday.
October !. nj Brown Memorial
Presbyterian church. Baltimore. The
ceremony will be performed by Rev.
John Stockton Axtell, Of Pittsburg,
father Of the groom, assisted by REV
J. Ross Stevenson, president of
rvtnneton Theological seminary ana
fryrner pastor Of the church Miss
Virginia Stuart waller. Of Norfolk
will be maid Of honor and Rev. David
u. Roderick, of Chicago. viii be best
man.
An informal reception will follow
the ceremony.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-30
Tar Day for Working Girls.

Wednesday will be tag day for the
Floyd Hall Home for Working Girls
located at Is South Third street. Of
fcials of the home say that conditions
are such that the public will have to
assist the home IL it Is to survive.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-30
PERSONAL MENTION

Mra. Walter Tanner left Sunday for
Huntington. W. Va. to be the guest
Of Mrs. Morris Hawse,
Mr.. and Mrs. Reid Hobson have
returned from a visit to Southwestern
Virginia.
Mise Flmira Page IS the guest of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-30
MEETINGS

H'Ht i+N''
H. u. c. will he held this morning
in Lee Carnp Hail at IL O'Clock This
meeting takes the place of the regular
monthly rrapetInss- which falls fair
week and on the annual tag day. for
the Confederate ~ornan's home Mrs,
A. j. Montague. president Of the chap
ter. Is in the city and will preside
over the meeting The regular cleo
ton of officers will take place prior
-
Matthew Fontain Maurv Association
will hold an important meeting We'd
nesday evening at $50 o'clock at the
Woman's club
The Woman's Missionary Society Of
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,'Eui '' a'i.a''rF e'iI 80.
r.p'nFI - 90 go - 49, a,,a 'Oa", ~
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-30

A quiet wedding was celebrated re-
Gently at Culneper when Miss Grace
Lilliard. Of S2erryville. became the
bride OF william Oscar Smith of Cul.
pepper. Rev T.. w Winfrcy was the OF
ficiatfng minister. The bride was
attired in a navy blue travelling suit
with hat to match Immediately af-
ter the ceremony Mr. and Mrs smith
left for wedding trip North Tho
bridegroom served eleven months with
the 323rd infantry OF the Eighty FIRST
division In France and since his re-
turn has been employed by the state
highway commissioner in Cuipeper.
county The bride Is also well known
in Culpeper, where she has taught
school several sessions. TREY wifi
make their home in Rappahanaock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-30
Rrynnt----MaETin

Announcement has been made of
che marriage of Miss Irene MARTINI
and s, A. Bryant, son of Mrs $ L..
Bryant, Of Richmond. The cere~
mony was solemnizcd Saturday at
o'clock. with Rev. Fred G Davis,
pastor OF Union Station Methods.
church as the celobrant. Only thes
immediate families were present and
a reception followed in the home of
the bridegroom's mother After a
wedding trip, Mr.. and Mrs Bryant
Will make their home In this city
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-30

Matthew Fortain Maury Association
will hold an important meeting We'd
nesday evening at $40 o'clock at the
Womans club.
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AMATEUR BASEBALL NOTES

as Lepsryille, Ivy Profs Fralingers Darby
A.. Of Chester. J. d. Davis. 2239 Bonaffon
terrace West Philadelphia.
Mohawk 4. A.. a frst-class travelling club.
has July 20, August . and 80 open for home
teams paying 3 guarantee. r. NJ. Dotts.
$3.50 n. CamaC street.
Rockford Il. G., = n-sixteen-year-olL
nine, desires games with teams having
grounds. George Collier, 572s Girard ave-
nue..
Peerless Giants has July 20 and 27. August
?. z and open for hrst-class teams offering
guarantee. James Marshall. 515 East
Haines street.
Earl Mack's Merchant Ship with Mule"
] watson IN the box Will tackle the Hatmakers
/ at Fourth and Berks streets, this afternoon
| Tom Friday and Stevenson will form the
battery for the Hatters.
Norris y, C.: a semipro travelling club.
| has July 26 and later dates open for teams
oneTinE guarantee. A. Lombardo 51o West
| Norris street.
Miller A. G., a, hrst-class trayeling team,
mas few dates in August and beptembsr
open for such teams as Caps May, Wild
wood. stetson and HiIldaig fof y sunda3
sams' H. Kirk. l7s West 1Appinoott street.
KJflt
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Daisy Is. G., a twelve-fourteen-yeaT-9
-eam, desires games with such teams as LOr-
raine and Southwestern Midgets. y. FaSen'
3O45 Titan street.
KirIin c. c. wants to arrange games with
horne teams Offering guarantee. Charles a;
Graham, care of Kirlin, 202S Diamond
street.
Argo Profs. semipro travelling team
warts to book twilight games away, and
,vould like to hear from Christ Church, Ma
tiyity. Harrowgate and Norristown Profs.
], II. Daley, 710 Belgrade street.
RockdaIe A. A., a semiprU travelling team
has Juiy 20 open for clubs paying a guar
sntee Edwin Mintzer. 24ls North Colorado
street.
WendaII Is. G. wants games with any six
August b. Henkin. n54 North Sixth street.
Whiskey A. A. has Saturday and Sunday
dates open for first-class home teams offer
ing a guarantee. Ed Leopold, 2527 North
Thirtieth street
The Original Fairhill A, g. desires first
class sempro catcher, and will offer fair
Inducements James d. Snitcher, Bourse
Building.
i class 'ss;sss ssss .sss
the Buns r
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The Tigers also have 200 hitting
outield, but are not found among the
pcnnaut rhascrS.
Myers has made moro hits than any
other National Lacquer, with eighty
eight, one more than Ross Young, of
the Giants. Burns with eighty four
and kauff with eighty are two more
Giant hittcrs in the select McGraw is
the third big league pilot with a 300
smashing trio of outgardencrs. Young
is fourth in the averages.
Pat Moran has his pitchers going on
high speed. Reuther, the versatile.
tops the mouudsmcn with ten wins and
two defeats. Sallec, Eiler, Luque and
Fisher are other Red beavers well UP
in the averages.
The averages, including Wednesday s
games, follow
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Pcckinpaugh is the one dope destroyer
One week ago he was sailing along in
first place with u commanding lead
Then came the western invasion, some
high class pitching and Mr.. Peck failed
to peck and lost twenty eight points.
lie now is in fifth place with .343.
Old Eddie Cicotte is out in front in
the pitching section with his seventeen
triumphs out of twenty one starts.
Williams, a teammate. has turned in
fifteen wins out of twenty one games.
Sothoron, of the Browns. has won his
last eight starts. He is next to Cicotte
with eleven wins, four defeats.
The averages, including Wednesday S
games. follow:
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BEALS BECKER SECOND
Former Phil Outfielder Batting .341
In American Association

st. Paul, July 10.-Hendryx, Louis
Vile. still leads American Association
batters with 355. Other leaders for
twcnty-fiv or more games: Becker,
Kansas City, .341 O'Mara, 1ndianapo-
lis. .339 Good, Kansas City, 1885 ;
Miller, Kansas City, .335; Cochran,
Kansas City, 1876; Taggert, Columbus,
.323; Kirke, Louisville, .314; Leary,
Indianapolis, .311: Haas, Milwaukee,
80; Miller, st. Paul, 80.
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"TOM" LONGBOAT WINS
Famous Indian Defeats "BiIIy" QueaI
In Three. Mile Run

Toronto. July 19.-''Tom" Longboat.
Canadian Indian runner, defeated
Billy" Queal. of Alexandria Bay.
n. Y, in three mile race at the
Grand Army of Canada s open air show
in Inland stadium here last night. Long
boat time was 16 :09.
In the boxing matches Jimmy"
Goodrich, of Buffalo. won a decision on
points from "Jack" Atkins, of Toronto,
in a ten round bout.
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batting eye. and
aided by .Peckin
paugh's slump. has
taken the American
League lead. His
mark is .3J4.
Veach made IL
five point gain and
went into Il tie with
Ty Cobb for second
place with BIS.
Flagstead, also of
the Tigers, is
fourth, three points
"A w y from his
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Club Batting Averages
in american League
TOE JACKSON has regained the lead

TVE JACKSON has regained the lead.
The White Sox hcadlincr, after get
ting away to brilliant start, suffered
real slump and when he stopped he
was below the select. He has found his
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Easv for Wildwood

Wildwood. n. j., July 10.-The German
town Boys Club was match for Wild
wood here yesterday. the shore boys win
ming one-sided game by IL to 0.
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NGLISH hedryTeights ow. They TOO
phile training. But syc then can act
cbay it-orer 1t cOvd different here"
Loudernrilk Had Eccentric Big.League Career

LOWDERMILK Of the league
elongated pitcher who looks like
Chicago through with h
owst pastme.
The hurler had much Walter right
He but
Foil to
Whe ball the grand stand ST. Louis
grabbed him
opposing and looked like
he
told Walter McCe
couldn't
off his
~ took himself the without
W shook hands with the players
g ~, ,Ad soodb by
Is thu,
x i<ftHA aigh boarded train for the East.
baseball G. c. H. Baker
McGraw MGraw then turned Pat
Now the Reds threaten to win the
k&tnai League en New York. Who pulled
n zp5p3 ~ = s
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Elmer Defeats Woodstown

Elmer, n. j.. July Icy punching its
hits in the fifth inning. Elmer won from
Woodstown, 80. in the first of series of
twilight games here last evening.
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ATHLETES PAST 30
HOLD SWAY OVER
YOUTHS IN SPORT
Brookes, SalIee Cicotte, Voudon, Fitssimmons ana
Others Proue That Youth Will Not
AL,Uays Be Served
Al,Uays Be Served
IN THE sPORTL1GHr-BY GRANTLANp RICE

Copyright 1919 All rights reserved
& h1 twenty S ] % old victory over jess Ward thirty
and of youth the ga game that we feel called
For happens that older each passing
move % % %E that Ees yP Scy sts I care
efficiency. ~ "
Yq%yy7H %y ;s n sssssa is all su enough 0'o' youth"
Middle.Aged Parties
MIDDLE agemeanng between thirty four and forty hvs has
Norman 1914
' A A 5 T rn @ % @ R p % Inactive S Ta was supposed
Five have slipped by since that and Brook
But yen anasts reached this advanced the British
what proved to be quite
TH1s Australia" oonder his America" SOIL on~e
tie L. ne r. 31q % s %s Usss s ss, Ss Io" 'TS" T""
In Baseball
WE HAVE shown before how well the middle
Most those swinging the above thirty Slim ssss
Locking better at thirty four than he looked to be twenty Cavah
Babe Adams still raising the although he
AND anybody thirty avs
n loob al the pitching records.
And Then-Jack Brion-
VES the fight games different How about Jack Bron the
werwgh champion about thirty fa man who has been fight
his have considered Btton soft
thirty old before he
the California grizzly punished in his life
AND in that battle Fits weghcd 162 and Je1rics 21s
In Golf
in
Which reminder
championship of Great Britain the
America
the forty three.
MOT forget that Eddie Plank pitched sutout around to
~ Hans Wagner still batting Soo
An AU-Star Team
baseball club today about
IL the age limit would be?
@ Assana @ Vaughn cioot Sister, Collins PeeAin-
of
and hard whether he
betterm tha Burns, who thirty.
of thirty Sler trenty
sir and Pecknpdugh eight.
l. Il hal
experience, judgment and
| the sorto of
herein a Brookes Sdtee, CicoHe
Tnrdou
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pr. BREEZE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $3.50
S0-MILE TEAM MOTOR-PACE
1- MATCH RACE
Pro. SPRINT MATCH RACE
!. W. Spencer We. n. Berger
y Tiek1ts S0es 500. 900 -
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Beckett Took First Lessor From Joe BorreH

Beckett Six he member
Southampton He big. husky
The of a $
BUS Club London After watching him
decided ship him Sheffield where johnny Burns
= fol his with Iandmaster Blake
~ ~ekett awkward kid said Johnny nd
H worker
with him, the
@ Engislman everything
He infc punishment of
{ thu
nil He still had lots learn but his
Wooworth Building
English champion But took develop
lid show something after that length of time
learned Beckett
hits with both hands takes
pounds known
do believe he
Carpenter chance t
/ the Frnchman.
,on ,--,-,.- ... m
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MPSEY-BECKETT
Y ]EsspUT IN ENGLAND
sssNOW QUITE REMOTE
,sriTa Decision in Recent UiLde-Noore Engagement
9Te%sroily VIII Serue to Make Kemns Cautious and
Aisist Upon Staging Match in This Country
BY ROBERT W. MAXWELL
Sports Editor Evening Public Ledger
Copyright. 1919. by Puoac Lcd9cr CO.


At English
wilde on Thursday night According to rcports the American
that in London the rules orc different the boxers have
Of fighting and the referee his own idea of nkn winner
London might
~ Trouble he
ling in foreign rinlcs
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of M.h; +itlo- rrddr lyI, nd I on,r ,r ,Yo,i,
othL -ao5 - aba. .ou g .n ,o;. . o,i ron, ,uL ,r, al.
the h.t,o orr .hor tro, so, j.. o so,ro Lr,,tor,
,
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an 'ou' "'' NIL "' " '" ''
7yAnn' 40 '"' ' ' anu 49,. ''' ~ ' ~ ' !" "
pa'' ,n ,i ''''' -.
tt1 res. as sun I" '' O"O y" ''' "''' " ''u vi" '" we
told that surprises occasionally sprung III" boxing
to the nd
lehoder all Beckett
hnpsey s. the to
and qu are twoSi the a
poss,y Of
ceed
=, at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-19

Peerless Giants has July 20 and 27. August
?. and open for first-class teams offering
guarantee. James Marshall. 515 East
Haines street.