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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-17
Deaths of Day
Susan c. Roaers

Susan c. Rogers died yesterday at
h"r homo. 22j North Camac street. Mrs.
Rogers was the widow Of Williams
$. Rogers. we'll known attache
"f tn" Philadelphia postotfice for a
number of years, and was the mother
Of the late Thomas l.. Rogers. treasurer
Of the Standard Steel Co. She is sur
viv"d by two sons. William II. Rogers.
Il former member Of the LegisIaturc and
row clerk of Quarter Sessions Court
No. =. and James W. Rogers. who is
connected with large wholesale drug
hoUS". Mrs. Rogers was sixty five
years Of age aud had been i'll for some
time
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Thirty-Y Year Term
asked for BergdOU
Continued From Page One

Bergdoll shirkcd service. What good
young American is crippled for lif" be-
cause this person was afraid to shoulder
his gun and do his duty. but ran away
instead.
Look at him and then consider the
caliber of Mr.. Dwyer. one of our chief
witnesses, whom he assumes to impcaCh.
Some work for their country for money.
Mr.. Dwyer worked for nothing and he
gave four sons to the service and now
this man Bergdoll wants to escape his
just punishment by the free use Of his
money.
THE defense has called one of my
witnesses. the mail carrier. who dcliv =
cred Bergdoll's QUESTIONABLE to his
mother, either liar or lawbrcaker.
''The manw no answers that ucstion
is not the liar and law breaker.
I'VE have shown the deliberate. will
full attempt of Bergdoll to sneak out
of his duty to his country. Descrtion
of our country in her hour Of need is.
to my mind. one of the most dcspicablC
crimes imaginable.
''It certainly deserves capital pun.
ishment, because it is as bad as MUIR
der. it is murder because it en-
braces the possible killing of the man
who should have gone in the Stacker S
place, and actual knifng in the back
of our country
At 10 o'clock the court was called
to order One Of the armed guards
watching the Stacker ordered him into
the courtroom. Captain Campbell pro =
tested. but the guard was obdurate.
Colonel Cresson said to take him
in, so in he goes" he said.
Campbell Obtains Delay
Captain Campbell hurried in to Col
onel Cresson and requested and OBJ
tanned the delay.
''Bcrgdoll's crime was committed dur.
ing wartime, and he is subject to war
time punishment, any punishment that
the court martial may decree" Colonel
Cresson said. "The circumstances sur.
rounding this case are such that the
prosecution feels justified in asking that
a prison sentence of a long term of years
be imposed on the accused"
Colonel Crcsson holds that Bcrgdoll
is answerablc under the fifty eighth
article OF war, which prcscribcs death
or any other penalty tho court martial
may direct for desertion. lie said he
would offer examples of similar cases
where capital punishment had been
visited on the accused.
1--WE will offer other cases similar IA
this to prove that Bergdoll is liable 10
only short term if found guilty" Can.
tain Campbell said.
Name some of them" Colonel Crcs-
son requested.
The question stumpcd Bcrgdoll's mil.
itary counsel. but finally he said he
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She was scheduled to be tho 8-.,
witness to take the stand for the o' H.
fense, but the failure of the other wi,
nesses to appear knocked the plan ~
the defense sky high. Va
Mrs. Bergdoll wore her famous sr,l.
skin and ermine coat and carried fbo
big ermine muff in which she fren,ientti'u tu
has carried sweets and clothing TO bpy
accused son. "e'
Her hair was dressed elaboratolr
Her rotund, rosy face was set off by .
pair of large pearl earrings and sHn'
burst of diamonds was displayed on bor
breast.
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Thomas c. Davis

Thomas G. Davis, agcd seventy six
years, retired steel manufactured.
died last night in his apartment mt the
Wellington. Nineteenth and Walnut
streets. Mr.. Davis was q member OF
the Union League, Besides his widow
he is survived by several children. Mrs.
Francis Murphy Brooks, Of 402S Spruce
street, wife Of the secretary OF the
William +. Murphy's Sons Co, 500
Chestnut street, is a daughter.
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Farmers viii Quiz Candidates

Washington, March 17.---(By A. p
"A Questionuaire to be submitted TO all
candidates for the presidency was com
pleted today by the National Board of
Farm Organizations here. 1t includes
twelve questions bearing on national
problems and the answers received will
be made public.
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Pitch Barrel AbIaze

\ barrel OF pitch caught hrc on lot
near Fifty second and Market streets
shortly before noon today An excited
several fire engine companies responded.
The pitch was being used by some men
repairing roof. Tho loss was triAing
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Dishonorable Discharge:
It's Meaning to BergdoH

Would never be permitted to vote.
Could not hold property in his
name. '..' .''
Would lose all rights as a citizen.
Would virtually be a man without
u country. ........
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phns. Women Held for Larceny

Shenandoah, Pa. Marcn 17.-Mary
apd Annie Etrsvagc, giving their resi-
dence SIS Philadelphia. were arrested
here today on a charge OF larceny and
taken 90 jail In default of 5000 bail
sipsies and secured sums Of money rang
Ing from $50 20 5000, together with
raluables and household articles ip
homes they visited for the purpose OF
''t>tllnx 1ortuness r. -. ~ ~.
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Curb Crime, Mayors
Plea to Meth0dists
Continued From PsKe One

Continued From PsEe One
crease in the use Of narcotics since al
cohol was forbidden.
''Since the use of alcohol has lessened
] have noticed q certain increase in the
use of habit forming drugs. Recently
went out to the House of Correction
and there talked to some of the women
prisoners. There were those among
then who had formed the drug habit
beyond hope Of recovery, in prison or
out. They have formed taste for
these drugs that cannot be eliminated. y
The Mayor made a strong plea for
60 operation. He said it was his pur-
pose to operate with all religious
bodies. He asked the tolerant Cousid
Grafton Of the Methodists and others.
I'VE have undertaken great task.
We have not swerved one jot or little
from our original ideals. There are
many things to be done We must
secure fair treatment and decent liv-
ing conditions for all. There arc slums
to be cleaned up. There are disease
breeding surroundings that must be re-
moved. ] want you ministers to toll
those you represent to spread the word
everywhere. that in City Hall. in the
city administration. there is somebody
who cares.
.
Burnham welcomed the delegates to the
conference on behalf of the laymcn of
the conference and the members of the
Wharton Memorial Church.
Attacks "Dry Wolves
Mr.. Burnham referred causticalIy to
the wolves in sleeps clothing" at
large today. He pointed out that while
the conference was being held in
nation, yet guard must be
held against other evils in the country.
These wolves in sleeps rIothng' are
Just as dangerous as wcrc the saloons,
the speaker said.
Some of the Evolves. according 10
Mr. Burnhum. were Socialists. Bolshe.
visits, radicals of all sorts, and members
Of the ]. W. W. All these he said wcrc
well known TO everybody, but they are
no worse than communism, "Bonni.
EdwardSsm' and movie
ism.
Devotional exercises opened the con-
ference Prayer was offered by tho
Rev. Arthur Oakcs. of the Nineteenth
Street Church, and the Rev. Il. S. |
Nindc, of the First Church. German
town.
The rollcall was preceded by the read
ing of tho list OF ministers who had died !
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URGE STUART FOR
c. 0.P. CONVENTION
Moore Men Will Ask Former
Governor to Be Admins
tration's Candidate
MAYOR SUPPORTS DARR0W

Edwin 3. Stuart. former Governor,
| viii be asked BY friends of Mayor Moore
TO be the administrations candidnte Tor
delegate TO the Republican national con 4.
vention from the Sixth congressional
district.
West Philadelphia business men and
friends Of Mayor Moore announced to-
day that this move was the definite
intention of tho administration 10 an
effort to eliminate the candidacy. Of
Provost Edgar Fahs Smith of the Uni
vcrsity of Pennsylvania He is the
independent candidate of tho Ware
faction for one Of the two berths as
delegate in the West Philadelphia Ger.
mantown district.
Favor Bayard Henry
The former Governor refused to make
any statement when seen this afternoon.
but according to friends he does not care
to commit himself until he has been off
cially approached.
Bayard Henry, of Germantown. Ware
favoritc for the second candidacy for
delegate, Will probably be supported by
the administration. as the friends Of Mr..
Moore declared they have no reason to
oppose him.
Mayor Moore is on the political war.
path against the Wares.
Summed up today the Mayors atti.
tudr toward the Wares is:
Stay in South efforts
TO invade other sections Of Philadelphia
will be opposed to the limit.
To give point to his campaign just
opened, for control Of the primaries,
tho Mayor served notice on the Wares
that he would tolerate no opposition
tn hn ala r NJ.
row. of the Germantown West Philadcl.
phia district. The Wares have decided.
Il is understood, to desert Congressman
Darrow.
Mayor for DarrOw
Speaking at dinner to himself.
members of his cabinet aud Council last
night given by the Board OF Trade of
the Twenty first ward. the Mayor
said:
Congressman Darrow has attained q
position Of distinction at Washington.
1c is member Of the naval appropria-
tions committee and of the House steer.
ing committee and is probably Penn.
Sylvania'S $ best and most conspicuous
Representative in the national Capitol
There is some opposition TO him. but
II is by those who do not wish Phila-
delphia to secure all the profit and good
that must come to her through her dis
tinguiShed representation in national
affairs. Congressman Darrow is every
inch n man. and il he has been kind
enough to pay me personal distinction,
| can return it to him tenfold."
Interesting in connection with the
charge Of Moore leaders that Ware ma
tionnl delegates would really be for
General Wood and not for Governor
Sproul for President. is the announce.
mcnt by Joseph r. Grundy. president
Of tho Pennsylvania Manufacturers As
sociation. that as national delegate
he will be for Sproul and he will have
no second choice. Mr.. Grundv viii be
candidate in the Bucks MOI, !omcry
district.
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Spare an hour some day
and know for yourself the in
vigorating, energy-restoring
and healthful stimulation
that comes through a Collins
System treatment.
Let us give you a demon
stration.
COLLINS INSTITUTE
OF PHYSICAL CULTURE
COLLINS BLDG. WALNUT ST. AT 18TH
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had them noted down in a little book he
carried and would report them TO the
court a little later.
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HELP WANTEn-FFNAIE

STENOGRAPHER and typist for office ~
textile mill. Address In own handwriting
stating schooling experience and salary eH
pected. Murphy Bros. 10th and Fitzwatsr
ApDEESSERS 20 address envelopes by hand
IN our onice. good salary and hours c. H.
Howe Addressing and Printing Co.. TO4
TYPIsT 10 address envelopes in our office;
Eoo1s salary and honru g, u, Howe Ad,
dretsins and Printing Co, 70f9 Chestnut st.
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Continued Prom Page One
53e7 permits for the erection Of dwell
ings."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-19
C 0 N V 0 C AR E

Soc. romina de ajutor 81 cultura
Carol T. din Ellwood City, Pa,
conyoaca pc toti. membrii eli lua
parte la adlnarea generala extra
ordinara in hala societatii din
Spring ave-, in ziua de % August,
a. G., la orelc l 80 p. m., avind mai
multe puncte de mare Insemnatate
de resolvat pentru bunul demers al
societatii 81 membrilor Ell.
Membrif absenti fara motive in
'arltc vor fl amendati conform
statutelor. Deci speram cd toti va
yeti face datorinta 81 respectati
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CnRSONk INLET

MOVE RiQHT lN~-gud your worries 49,.
Mhrre TO ,vo neyS summer; bus,Dssss
opnsss me y I've near New York ana wItS
puEsr' Ioca lioni Corsogs Inlet, NJ j TWit TWm.tt
below Ocean Cltyli 200 feet from bsantiIn,
ron Sorson's bay with boating and n .htnnN
block from the Shore Boulevard Ssns Ms.
BeadlnS trains 10 Sea Isle City ana I'll
fennsylvsn1s steam trains to Ocean CitY
stopi lot SuxlO0 feet; plenty Of room 20
garagei house 2h story frame. Shins,.n1Sr, .1r
k,Icnen ,,6cn NTH WITH spear range LAUNDRY with sts. I.
tnmn,I suns shower 2 bath houses; outside
n,Gos n,s rSom and large attic; runnihs water
niie1,c s,ieta,rc nkhtsi perch. en- both sidra. com,
SAN ssa ~ NJ &fAIIrEsoN. Ioom soi, 800 oih
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LINCOLN HIGHWAY

yS'ACRE COUNTRY SEAT
Accessible hy auto all year. stone house. ten.
c. Y. PETERS 4 SON G0s CIIcsTSIITr ~ S,r
2cS u, DURHAM ST, MT. AIRY--iO rooms
steam heat, electric light, porch; comfo1,
table, nedinm.Sised home; possession Nav / :
LlNS, 1912 Lehigh WI
CHARMING stone, Colonial home, modern
sun pa rlor' garase; 69th ST. terminal IL
Mr.. AIRg---Tne most profninons -bosInes..
{aorner IN thls section Is offered M g2B- OO0,
~ lebtigate. Collins. 1912 Iehinh ''~~~'
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USED AUTOMOBILES

Buick Used cars--why not buy your used
Buick dealers and tho used Buleks we take
In. IN eschanTe for nsy Ssss are sb.oiptsly
identiisd with the sale of Buick cars Tor oss he
past Is years. Edward Willie Motors CO.,
glI N. Broad At, Poplar bla. Park 20T,
WE TEElAAISIH!o YOU 70 pEIyp AMP REPATR
s2o-Fuli and Complete Course--s21
DAT f,ig,t.SsnS ANR NdGhET d,1]Erka4sssbs SFAssSs
sATTLER's, 1901 Spring Garden st.
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rENNsYLyANIA-srRURBAN
SEVENTY ACRES
8 Miles North of Market Street
700 FEET OF r. r. FRONTAGE,

stITNBLh FOR IN N!iI5S'V7I,FFITIf-7TOe I,FFI,TIf FARE
SoSSNfTihS SNf,Ti,h5S, >Si-gBi RECRE.ATtoN CENTER
II, suILpiNG 1n. OPERATIONS, cEMErERSYy ~''
price Sais 10 settle an estate W"
- - = ~ ~ IL1ns = son COZ CHESTNUT ST
c0ooNThY hoME-ChicEsn and fruit farm
nsD,s. aS's' Isnd umhsr' principals sugar
piH nshl, water plant, toId stone firCpIscs,
ISrse sless-inolosed sleepius porches: on
mu5nE diatsnce 70 Philadsi Phisi large barn
ana houses Tor 1000 chickens; ali kinds yoiinH
torh. I'sIlss IsLasus oeds' Address Box ~, wv.
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bo2t n. 9TH sT.--sB60O; quIcE posSeSs7o1 :,
other property In block selling Tor $1,000
exceptional chance for home buyrr ~
specuiatori modern In every detail Ho;.wator
neat, n eieefricity Laundry basement hardwood
nnors, large rooms and bath: big LOT, !. ~
quickly, ryHRMAN, Empire Igdg lNth anI aSt
Walnut. Phone Walnut 4nG '"'' "''o
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Buildinx I.ots. Factory sites. Etc.
WEST PHILADELPHIA

soss FyNLsIoN-TAli eonvsnisnessi possess
LEoNARp FRIES a SON, s4ao Marks,
lB7 N PEACH-Eisht rooms. all conven.
nSs lenses snd hsIws h9sT;ws; a co, ,,oo
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MONARCH STORAGE Cd: ss7o LHNcHs.
PACKING. LoNG-DIsTANCE MOVING.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MiLLINERY-Retail patrcnase Of exclusive
rs years; season Just, beginning; March bust
ness to date 5000; large stock Of trimmed
10000. including good will; cash required
se building and fxtures: annual business
ss year snd John
CATHOLIC c 90 PEis A ITO N--Man or
woman TO make moderate investment (sery-
ices II possible): handsome returns assured:
splendid Catholic enterprise. producing THE
Scapuar." with highest endorsement by
prominent clergymen; write for particulars
Of cooperation. Creston Feature Studio,
2ls Lenox ave-. New York city.
STATE REPRESENTATIVE to handle Crorik
Three Speed Transmission for Ford cars in
eastern Pennsylvania. a big money-maker;
wonderful opportunity TO one capable Of
handling big things; must be financially re-
sponsble. r 1875. Ledger ofice
WANTED-Rsliable business man with about
600 to invest in starting a new struc-
tural steel shop In excellent territory: best
reference furnished. r lah, LEDGER Office.
MEAT AND GROCERY STORES t2)
Price 1920 each; act quick. Morgan & Dick
son. 240i N. Sd ct.
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WEST PHILApELPHI,

THRTn'sToRr ps.sssslsn, %ssssr mill LOCO
Mascher and Jeffersoni also 10, OOO
so. IT., KenslnEton mill, large yard,
power plant. possession OF 10000
II. May ],
w. BRUCE BARROW
1870 N. 18th ST.
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LOGAN

Do roy want TO profit $4,000 in months ,
buN thess 10 modern houses, Including .
corners, $500 70 6eis Chew ST. LIEBERAfAN \
FlSCHER. 6lA Ihncoln RulldinK.
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BOARDING

ali conveniencesi IS and $40. Owner.
SPRUCE ST. l22o--Foprth-foor room. With
board also table board.
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Ru.lne.. propertl.. and s.crss -.

MODERN BUILDING. espeeisliy
dimensions e2Si47; very central:
rec sonable terms or long lease.
W. BRUCE BARROW II
1870 NJ 18th st.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

YOU ARE INVITED to list. your vacant o..
to.be-vacant apartment with the Sherwood
Ana rtment Agency. 225 8. Broad st. Phone
Walnut SIT; II Is quite impossible to MI the
Of cur many applicants with
out YOUR hearty cooperation.
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VACANT--l230 N. Alden at, bedrooms.
CROWLEY. 1927 n. Goth, Belmont p54l W.
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KIyER,rON

s'RoOM HOUSE, sl modern convenience
- tauoo. 81 y CoddIngton. Riverton, n !
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FIDELITY FIREPRooF wARrHousEs
1871 TO 1910 MARKET sT.
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Observation-Disclosures
Maplewood Institute
BETHLEHEM

sToRERooM. in very best loca tIon In RcI5
.ehfm neNt door 20 chain shirt shop cor
poration, large room with . beautIfuI wiT.
do"s' suitable for any line rent reasonable
REtNER REALTY co
u 70. ID ~. Re,hlehen. pa
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FrRNIsHED APARTMENTS

npTII.AI,I,YN APARTMENTS. 2I07 Walnut
st.-Eandsomeiy furnished apartments OF
1. 2 and rooms. embodyins all or the coSi-
mass ~ home and the charm OF splendidly
appointed furnishings; garage privileges;
open for inspection. ..-----
WALNUT, 440b--Apartment B 4, broom and
bath apartment; furnished; yearly lease.
Preston 221b j.
IsTIJ NJ 2s93--Furnished apartment for
rent. light housekeepinsi eood locstlon.
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OINEN

ol.NEY-Southwest cor Ruscom6 and FsIT
NIL, tMn'story store and dwelling: Iot al
100. ~. FLANAGAN, 1902 W. LehlEh ave
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BEAUTIFULLY designed home; nee r.,
ana garaEs; walnut finish inuIde, noar a. a..
uon' ~ rooms with ever" convani ience, 60"
S0tnS Son,S 20 MiSniFsn 11d Will sscrIfcs for siN
Front and Market. wslnut Market 2ogs! y
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VICTORY STORAGE

5000 Filbert. Phone Belmont <67o Ia
estimate. Pierce.Arrow vans, s~ ~
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2BiS N. wARNoCK---5-rm. dwE., rent SIT;
good buy for small home or Investment
fh,s mo only. yi2ho CcIins. ioia IeRRiGliSSe RGiSe
o246 M. yTIf---9 runs, &Ab,, brownstone trim. .
eenv- ioos-; ,ascc. llsna ioia Lehlsk.
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HiDDOSIrIEIu

good "ondilion; best barsain in "a p'Je VJ y y
nrlGe t@lnO United ReRlfors 4 " 60,
rrNIi ava Msrket sts.. Phi odelnhIa W
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1907 n, 18TH ST. - Three story iC.roor,
STsdiihs; hSt-watsr heat, eleotrlc gas; lot
poss.ssion, JOHN II. SHIELDS. York roaS
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DRENEL HILL

SZHVo INVESTED in stores will return
swEErwG5ooTD'' w5oT'' sMrEH "sSFt ssrs .ng timS Gsij
SITS Woodland 7i3O W """ ~nr'st'aA
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-18
A. B. C.'s Rally Against
Nehf and Beat All-PrOs;
Johnson in Good Form

The A 3. Cs got back at the All-Pros
yesterday and registered 4 6-to-4 victory
over the leaguers In the game at Wash
ington park. Art Nehf, New York Ma
ti0nai League hurler, was on the mound
for the All-Pros and he suffered defeat
when TaylOr's team staged rally in the
eighth inning.
The game was sensational from start to
finish and the fans were givea plenty to
cheer about. especially the A. d. C. fol-
lowers. Dicta johnson hurled for the
A. B. C.s and he there with bla
league brand Of pitching.
Art Nehf struCS Ca. ne men and at
the start he looked unbeatable. Five Of
We're famed, hut TaylOr's boys kept
plugging and finally broke through the
lsaguer's defense.
In the eighth inning Holland opened
Il with a single and johnson hunted. II
was fast bunt and when Second Base
man French played II badly all hands
were safe, Holland going all the way to
third. Clark walked and when Washing
ton hit to the inheld Holland scored.
Schneider was set to grab Washington
roller and try for a double play, bun
Nehf interfered and as a result only the
batsman was retired. Lyons forced
Johnson at the plate, but 3. Taylor was
right on the job with a triple, SCORING
three mates. Hewitt also hit safely
scoring Taylor, making the A. B. c. total
six for the day, which was enough.
me AH-PrOs got two IN the first when
Schreib Der came through with a homa RIM
after Orme had got on and In the aiehth
When the All-PrOs brought their total
up to four wnen orme and Rehe GOT
around sV'
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defeated both Harvard and Princeton,
was soundly trounced 0y Brown. Yale
will come back, they say.
Harvard and Princeton have reason TO
be satisfied with the showing OF che
Crimson and the Tigers IN the last two
weeks. And neither has anything to
worry about when they think OF their
coming games with Yale.
Penn Stxte, as was the case last year,
Is apparently one OF the strongest East
ern teams outside Of the big Three"
Syracuse, Pittsburgh and West virginia
are strong eleyens. The service teams
are showing very ordinary form. Tho
Navy, Incidentally will get real test
next Saturday when the Middies must
30 to Princeton to meet the Tiger in
his lair. This game is the most i'm
portant Princeton has had scheduled to
date.
There are several other games Of more
than ordinary interest scheduled next
Saturday. Standing out is the contest
between Center College and Harv4r. l.
Cambridge. With 242 points to her
credit in three games so far this season
Centre has proved to be the same g4eat
scoring machine she was last year. and
because of the international nature of
the game the outcime will be watched
with interest throughout the country.
Three more games of interest will be
those between Yale and West Virginia
at New Haven, Pittsburgh and Georgia
Tech at Pittsburgh. and Cornell and Coll
gate at Ithaca.