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The Washington times., 1920-08-24
TREASURY SILVER PURCHASE.

Silver purchases by the directors
of the mint yesterday aggregated
10000 ounces. making a total of H..
6O9,2S4 ounces.
The Washington times., 1920-08-24
lIBEhTY BONDS.
Quotations furnished by w. b. Hibbs 4
BrlcpS at noon.

the New York Life Insurance Com
pany. and president of the Savings
Bank Associations of the State OF
New York. will speak on "Transpor,
tation and It's Effect on Credit"
The Washington times., 1920-08-24
SUBSCRIPTION RIGHTS.
QUITS SUGAR MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2f.--The Amert-
can sugar Refining Company an
nounced today that " has withdrawn
from the market. but is continuing
delivery OF undclivercd contracts.
The Washington times., 1920-08-24
B u S | N E S S A N II l
LOCAL SECURITIES.
waskingtoa stock Exchange.
ToDAY'S SALES.

80.
Washington Railway and Electric
pfd.. 2594s, 25q4s. 5Q46k, z59+s.
lOQ46A. -
Mergenthaler Linotype, l0ql22s.
BONDS.
The Washington times., 1920-08-24
OIL STOCKS,

Quotations furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co.
Prices at noon:
The Washington times., 1920-08-24

st. Louis, and president of the Ameri-
can Bankers Association, is particu-
larly pleased at the progress being
made in the arrangements for the
coming convention of the organiza-
ton.
Chairman Harper Of the local execu-
tive committee is in receipt of letters
from Mr.. Halves, in which he points
out that Washington bids fair to have
one of the most successful conven-
tions in the history of the A. B. A.
The Washington times., 1920-08-24
THE CURB MARKET

Quotations furnished by W. b. Hibbs 4 Co.
prfces pooD.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19
GREEK RUNNER
Wins MARATHON
Peter Trivoulidas Is First in
Twenty-five-MiIe Ameri-
can Road Race

Boston, April 19.-Peter Trivouli. :.
das. of New Yorkw. a native of Greece,
today won the American marathon
road race Of twenty FIVE miles. The
official time was two, hours, twenty
nine minutes. twenty one seconds.
After leading for half the race.
Henigan ran himself out on the New.
ton hills and was forced to quit. Roth
took up the lead and at Lake street.
IN Newton. about six miles from the
finish. had an advantage Of nearly tao
minutes over Trivoulidas. Mellor was
third, with White and Tuomikoski
running almost even with him. Clan
nakopolous and Linder, slower Of pace
but well within their strength, came
next. Roth's time at Lake street,
1:55 :13, was nearly five minutes be :
hind Ryan's record.
-Four miles from the finish. Roth held
his lead. but Trivoulidas had stepped
up his stride in an attempt to over
take him. Linder. White and Mcllor.
too. had abandoned their waiting
policy and set out to make the fastest
possible time to the finish. Iuna, in
tenth place. was running strong. but
with a big handicap to overcome.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19
Scraps About Scrappers
YOUNG CHANEY. Of Baltimor

Young CHANEY. of Baltimore.
L really will not be an eleventh hour
"nnoncut for Harry Kid Brown when
this pair answer the tinkle Of the gong
at the Olympia Club tonight. despite
'he fact that the nriolc City lad will
enter the ring in the role Of a snbsti-
inte. Joey Fox, of England, originally
was scheduled to go on with the Kid. but
when CLANCY knocked out the Briton
last Monday night at New Haven,
,onn.. he also was knocked out OF the
Hrown bout. There was no trouble in
ectting Brown to consent to box
'hancy. and Harry u. Edwards says
that this was one Of the few cases in
,'"Sing where no demand for an increase
IN price was asked by boxer who was
=" encounter substitute considered
10 he more dangerous than the original
"nponcnt. Tonight Brown will make
his debut as wind.up boxer at one OF
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Ter BEECH CREEK RAILROAD co.
Proposals
PROPOSALS.
Department Of Public Safety
Dirertor's once
Room 2lJ, City Hall
DbIIa nhIa Anril 1

Room SlD, I1ty ltall Il
Philadelphia, April 10. 1920.
o, Sssc6 prop9osals ,l yin b, be receiyed a. tbs
sns. May S9h; issc, Jay st @ twelve Oo' O'clock boon
~ BUREXu &C OF fPoLrcE-rurnishins on. Or
more motor police patrols and one or more
motor prison vans. and general constrpcticn
Station. patrol house @ and sta sbics, i4s1 Main
Street street sssnatSunk and a, the lish District
81. StREHf,T :f, -. OF ErRE-E,grni,h,ns hin. one :r
sG sTs hos SSs s"S sdas4 ,fas a"s one
fnfT@ fe s Rass trss
general ,construction improvements TO roofs
NJ. q; III Queen Street; Engine 80.
and and Sfdsr fPs' sssts' hnsps %fse N s %ss
Street ah9ye Green Lane: n.s. Mapsyunk; Ensin.
ERs Engine 10 no sfS Pine New Si;.ss Sss. NS
e; 2oSl N9ri6 IN Street; EEnsIins NS. e
Ss fqtoRSSSd Pf sSS6' ssTSef' EGgnS SsEas
"a sIsa fns. Engine NJ 81 70 al sdas S's Ss
Street: Engine 80. 81, Rleh%ond ana KIrE.
%gsnue Ss s'sS;s EHsne NS No 81
shaIInse Streets. Chestnut Hi; Ensine 80.
n Front and westmoreiand i$"s s,rests: % u Ensin,
Ne SGs, q SlIo Market Street; Engine 10
York Road and sf champiost street: % Ensinc & No.
s. Tsrshsil Sf and Erie Hvenas: sna ss Enslns No.
e ree HnHt9s 4rask Pax &c az FnS,, s
TRUCK N9. !. aia De, Laneey Street: truck
Street! Truck No e; Park sATeass ana
Baltimore Avenue: Truck No. u. oSss Ridss
ASsnS: Fse Ros, Station ON Race aas ste.ss sss
Rising Sun Lane and somerville Avenuss
ing required at Engine No. o. Germantcwu
;AaYenue and snd GsrpGntHr Street; and Truck No
Specihca tions for all the aboY. TO be had
at Room 2l5. city Hall. Philadelphia.
ContraSt9rs etc 10 guarantee the empIoyment
men who are cItizons OF the United states;
no ,workmen to be considered as Competent
their respective branches OF labor. and who
shall be paid such rates Of wages. and for
snet Tss hSG5s S5 9 w9rk rs Hs shall M be the 's
saniZed labor, in ne doing o. similar, work.
proved December 10, 1901.
Bids from others than those engaged in
sneCihed viii not be considered or entsrtained.
The contractor. will be required 20 comply
With v,il,, the Act q Assembly 9t July is. isiI
surance. and proof must be furnis shed the
Department by said contractor that he has
sured his liability Hereunder or secured eI-
ennti"n therefrom.
NJ bids shall be, considered unlss, accom-
ucttor in accordance with ordinance OF
Councils, approved MAY "5. 1870. requiring
exceeds shm. '''
The DI.ec'or reserves the right to reject
be deemed best for tho interest OF the city.
J. T. CoRTEI.YoU.
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RECONSTRTCTION OF SETTLING BASIN
Moorestown. New Jersey 71.


SeaTed NTnpOsaIs WI be recelVNd uuIjI
$ p " Monday. April asth. Iosa. ~
the Township Committee ~ Chester Town
ship. a. the Town Hall, Moorestown New
Jersey. for furnishing all materials ma
rhinery plant and la Dor for the recon 81 me
ton Of IN" concrete settling basin al the
pumping station OF the Water Departments
Of Chester Township. Moorcstown New
Jersey.
The work comprises approximately $50
cubic wards Of eNcava tiou. -
Each bid must he accompanied by q csrtt-
ned check for one thousand (EI 900 OOS
dollars: payable TO the order OF the treas
urpr OF Chester Township.
Plans and specifications NAV be seen a.
the once Of William II. Roa rdman. consult
ing engineer ~ i%6 Walnut St. Philadel.
phia, Pa. or Horny \ SheFrnan u townsIlip
cnEnccr, No 300 Tenn" l'udinE, Iis
Market st., Camden y ! COmplete set.
may bc oh,ained upOn nayrn"nt OF Nv.
dp'lars lfi 0Ol therefor
any or all bids 'NN>
CHARLES LNESStE.
Township llp-k
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ResoIute's Crew Arrives at Bristol

bristol. X. J., April ie,--Ths professions
onlcers and crew who will man the sloor
hesolute IN her trials sgainst the Vanit.
Tor AMERICAS cup-defense honors arrived
snip Montauk. which will serve as tender
lor the Resolute. Robert w. Emmons, "a
manaSinE owner OF the sloop. came with the
Captain Charles Chrhtiansen. the skip
per; John Christiansen. f,rst mate, ant
Snarles Olsen. second mate. In the trials oi
IVit. VIII be at the same posts this year
The crew Will assist in preparing the Reeo
lute for her tuning n L,jp tests
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FINANCIAL
r"SsGiEB GSGh SsSPs SSsSc$fSa gf sfsG dS2sr

Notice is hereby given thet. under The
gage Of the Conestoga Reslty Company, of
Lancaster. Pa, TO the Lancaster Trust Com
Il made for the creation Of Sinking Fund
y h segsd gssnns b 81 the berd 20 as % sysy
rage, and on or about May ist OF each year
to the % p1chass @ S'1 Of bonds az n not 70 mos tRsn
par and accrued interest. There 10 avail
able Tor this purpose ct present, In the
hands Of the Trustee. 5000. and this tan
caster Trust Company. Trustee, roiicits
sale Of $4,000 amount Of said bonds, at 4
rate not exceeding par and interest. Any
bonds may forward 10 the undersigned offers
and proposals for the sale of the same. or
and amounts Of said bonds and the interert
accumulated thereon. and the .price at which
THE LANCASTER TRUST COMPANY
trustee Lancaster, ps.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19

Philadelphia major clubs. That
doesp Z necessarily mean that the former
high school kid is Just breaking in as q
star performer. Brown Is one OF the
best cards in the New England States,
where promoters want him for some big
matches this summer. Semifnaling to-
night will be Jack Tolsnd, who wants
to prove that he is entitled to bout
with Lew Tender. Opposed to Toland
will be Mike Kerns. a Detroit light
weight. who comes here highly rated.
Other bouts: Roy Ennis VS.. Mucklcs
| Riley: Johnny Campi vs. Marty Kane,
and Martin Judge vs. Billy Devine.
MURRAY match at tho Camden sportsnen's 3
Club Wednesday, nisht were put on sale at
| tho Bingham today.
tom and tor OF the Camden program. Tommy
mrray mmurray Will appear in tho FIRST bout AGAINST
will show in the beadiiner against Jim
Wilde. Other bouts; Joe Nelson VS.. FRANKIE
Conway and Little Bear vs.. Willie Spencer
Dan Morgan is on the war path again.
this time H. the interes, OF Eddl6 Titzsinn.
ara az ,sn s,nciasnty Law Tender 4, tn.
wriier psnyeli Whites. %na, ssr has Become come
Of Lew Tender and his manaser7 ! have
chilly and Tendier's feet are still a iittis
pSS apnon % star. S sa shtns e wf blood Snt ~
Mr.. Tender circulating"
Joe Jackson. Southwark iishtweisht. has
decided TO manage himself. He is endeavor-
ing to get n match with Willie McCioskey,
Marcus wiismsS lisht%eisSt Isl @ % eiiminstion II Hns on
| contests.
Se wna Of y sS 30, Ssssr
Joe n sCSd ssk se when h.
right after the big stun and wants a set.to
with Hushey Hutchinson.
HuEhey Hutchinson Is not going to meet
5ot wssGr no IN by s5 tonight ss
oDonnell at Reading.
lew Tender boxes Banty Sharpe In Pater-
place @ OF PaeEey sR Hommss. sFp Who, i wa, be S.
lleysd. would have been "set-up' for
Tom Coweii. a swimmer OF West Phila-
delphia High School. is going to don the
gloves. He will make his debut as an anna
Major A. I J. pressf Bdde " touPnsment pDS en- 'at az
/ Jack oBrien's tomorrow night.
Mike O'Dowd has never been accused of
barring any man his weight but Charley
Ettinser comes throush with a letter to the
eject that the champion absolutely has re-
fused to meet Jackie Clarke, OF. Allentown.
EttinEer writes that Clarke decisively out
pointed o'Dowd in ten rounds at Syracuse
n r.; and also beat the Harp in Paris.
This. Ettinger intimates, may be the reason
or reasons why oDowd insists on passing
up oners from at least a dozen promoters
to meet Clarke.
Whitley FitSEeraId and Tommy Tuohey
meet in a t&elye.round bout at Portland.
Me-, tonight
ice Cbrlstiano. local fGht manager. will
lead the grand march Of the Harmony Club
at New Garrick Hall tonight.
Jack Perry will 30 to the post tomorrow
night as the under dog In hts match with
Hank McGoyern at the Auditorium Club
But Perry has been developing steadily and
the little Italian may cross the dope. Marcus
Williams has Ave other bouts. as follows:
Reddy Holt vs.; Johnny Kelly. Carl Hertz VS.
Young Peter Jackson. Joe Coster vs.. Young
Joe Tuber, Al Moore VS.. Terry Brooks and
Jack Williams VS.. Lew Minsk.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19
Harvard Lacrosse Team Plays

The University of Pennsylvania team play
ed Lacrosse with Harvard this afternoon Al
Franklin Field at 4 o'cloc. II was the nrs
game In tho United States 1ntercole {.
Lacrosse League this year. Harvard I,
making Its southern trip to cover q schednl.
comprising games with Pennsylvania, Noun,
Brooklyn: Johns Hopkins and the Nava
Academy at AnnapolIs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19
ouiI,emot Wins seIoiar Gross Run

Brussels. April 1e,--Marcei Guillemot. the
speedy French croSs-country runner, won ths
elght.mile Belgian country champion
ship yesterday. making the distace in ~
a Middle distance runner for the Olympit
games at Antwerp. He is now the cross
country champion OF France. England and
peinim
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19
Penn Foo,baI,.rs star. Today

Penn footballers started their sprlng prac-
tice this afternoon on Franklin Field. under
the leadership OF Captain Bud Hooper. Coach
Johnny Hsisman will not return to this city
from the West for a week, and In the mean
time the practice will consist largely in get-
ting the men into condition. All OF the fout-
ball men reported this afternoon. but the
work was chiefly for the linesmen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19
RED SOX WIN
Defeat New York Yankees In Morn
lnu Game, 6 to o

Boston, April 19.-Hoyt pitched gilt.
edged ball for the Red Sox against Mo
gridee and McGraw. Of the Yankees.
in the morning game. Boston winning.
@ to o. New York made five hits, two
Of them by Ruth. playing his first game
here for the Yankees. Hooper stole
three bases and Fosters fielding cx-
celled The score:
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ed, The scOrl
NEw vnDE
BOSTON


Boston -.....,..O 2 o o 4 D o x-6
Two.base hits--vick. Ruth. Three. ba 3 I,
hit-Scott. Runs batted in-By Walters.
McNally, Hendrix, Scott. Hts--on Mo.
gridge, In six innings. on McGraw--O in
two innings First base on errors-Boston,
IN Left on bases--Boston. I: Sow York ).
stolen bases-Hooper, 3: MCNally Sacra.
fec hit-Ppp Base on balls--By Mogridse,
by McGrow. /; by HCyt, 0. struck out-By
Mogridse. by Hoyt 2. Double PLAYS
inpaugh; Foster. McNailv and McTnnis. Tim
las. CmpEes--Connoly and Moriarty.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19

the distance in 80 seconds fiat at the Hs-
waikan centennial swimming meet here Sat
urday. She also broke the Hawaiian record
in swimming 440 yards in minutes II 3-5
seconds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19
G PUBLIC LEDGER-PH1LA ADELfIIA, MONDAY
Breaks swlmmlna Record

Honolulu. April 10. Ethelda H3ieibtrey
made what was said TO be worlds record
for fifty yards backstroke when she swan
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19
TIN >SIINI.
DErARIMI.>T or PJHIU MuEkS
Bureau OF CitS Property

DErAR1Mi.NT OF pIBIIC VUKkS
Bureau OF ttS Property
PhiladrlphiH. ApriI II Tonot
Seslcd prnposals win bc rcccivcd IN Roo,
30. city Hall, until - O'Clock noon ,a ~
I'ridaS. APrii 30, 1890 and opencd al tha,
time In same room. for $3.50
Seas0n OF lOsO 4.
2. Furnishing and IRSinE sod A., ".
Sious nsrks and Squares for The
,. Laying or Rrn"Irlnz Coneyst. Paw.
mentS, 'oninEs, CUrbs, stess
Posts. etc, with GranoIithie Fiai.L
for the Year 1899.
Contractors viii he requIrod to corn,t.
with the Act Of July 10, 1917 Teintive ~
WOrkmen's CompensRtion InHurH .rs Sari
prO6f must be furnished the Department Nhv
the said Contractor that he has accepled AZ
provisions Of said Act and Insured MIS- IIabii-
ity hereunder or secured exemption thsrs-
from
For Information and fu'I naFtIcliar. a..
auire at Room ia GUY HAL, -
JOHN G.. wINaTON,
Dlrerfor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19
What May Happen
in Baseball Today
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Today's Schedule
r NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago nj st. Louis.
Pittsburgh at CinSin natl postponedi rain.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Phiilies AZ New York.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington at philadelphia.
New York mt Boston t2 games).
Detroit at Cleveland.
D., 81. Louis at Chicago, postponed. rain.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19

LEGAL ADyERTIsEnESrs .,s
sR MN. GEORGE HOPPER HAS sd -
his stock snd fixtures 10 Viite.ts
sherman. Al creditors SHOULD sppiyv''hs
..sa.. ss. i.l s ana plsslasss ssss Il II. s1ss. ssi.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19
Washington Blanks New Haven, 40

Now Haven. Corn. April 19.-The Wash.
Eastern League club In an exhibition game
here yesterday. 3 to 0. Harry Courtney.
for the big lesguers. Score by innings
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19
TuE CUEITESU\N SCUooI nISrg,-.

PRUrOSNIS FuR DYEING MD FINIsH.
- iNn.-odiCe o. he Quartcrmsster General
BH1t,ldtHms, rWsShipston, d, g. ,scaled bid.
hnrlI 20 ig:O, at which time they viii r..
opened Tor dN"inE and finishing approSlmatsly
j. 'orInH' 'iOn rn request
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19
Annual Meetinss
OFFICE or t..lE
ESpiSk BrIfDiNG ccoMPiNy 80
Richmond and Norris streets

htchmond and Norris streets
Philadelphia, April ~ 1920
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders OF
the william Cramp Sons Ship and Ensins
Building Co. will be held at the once Of the
the city OF Philadelphia, on Thursday, APRIL
Of eiecGins DrectoTs 10 Dose Serve er for tSs en-
suing year. and transscting such other bust
ness as may be brought before the meeting.
CHARLES I. TAYLOR.
Secretary,
rsgo BEECH CREEK RAILROAD co,
Philadelphia, Pa, April 10. 1920.
=, Notice is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting of the Stockholders Of the Beech
Creek Railroad Company, for the election
Of q President and six Directors and for
the transaction OF such other business az
may be brought before the meeting will he
held at the offce OF the company In Phila-
dclphia. Pc. on Friday. the Tth day Of May.
L. r, sTBPHENsoN.
Assistant Secretary.
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night as the under dog In hts match with
Hank McGovern at the Auditorium Club
But Perry has been developing steadily and
the little italian may cross the dope. Marcus
williams has Ave other bouts as follows:
Reddy Holt vs.. Johnny Kelly. Carl Hertz VS.
Young Peter Jackson. Joe Coster vs.. Young
Joe Tuber. Al Moore vs. Terry Brooks and
Jack william vs. Lew Minsk.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19
SCHEDULE ron TODAY
BASEBALL
High School League
High at West Pliiad

TRACK
Germantown High vs. Penn Charter.
at Queen Lane.
TENNIS
Germs ntown Academy at Penn Char
ter. Juniors. 49,.
Episcopsf Academy at Friends Cen.
trai, Juniors.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19
,ROrOsNI.s -rOR GASOLINE. OILS ANn

Grcasos Raw Materials and paInts
Branch ONCE Of the Quartcrms gan-
oral nir, ,Ctor OF Purchase and Storsxs
EoCuimr supplies Division, Munitions BuiId.
iuC. Was HinRtOn, y. t.--SealCd DropoaaI.
wul hc r,r"ivcd here until. 10 4 NJ Nav
"''th lH@n and then opened, for furnishing
end sIeascs regnlIcd by the. Army during
July. August and Scnt"mber. 1920 Further
information on apnli"utinu. N"''
THE CHELTESH\M SCHOOL DISTRICT
has decided to withdraw Its invIIatIon a.
proposals on Cuntructlon OF High School
Building At Nlkins Park. Pa. as al nresert
advertised. and Will renew said initiation Al
n later date. -
, b. Ordcr 81 the Board
J HOWARD ERNIEN
EIIHABETU H. SrArtBOPOf'Gu
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19

Tom Coweii. a swimmer OF West Phla-
delphia High School. Is going to don the
gloves. He will make his debut as an anna
teur mitt wlelder in the main bout OF tho
Major A. ]. Drexel Biddle tournament at
Jack O'Brien's tomorrow night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19

ice .ChrIstiano. local aEht manager, will
lead the grand march Of the Harmony Club
at New Garrick Hall tonight.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19

DEAkYNE & SMULLEN
ID q Edgmont Ave, Chester, Pa.
w. L. SCHWARTZ
1887 Pine Street, Norristown, Pa.
STANDARD MOTOR CARGO
10 >. Montgomery ST., Trenton.
BERWICK STORES CO.
Berwick, Pa. 4.
UNION MOTOR CAR CO.
|4S Wyoming Ave, Scranton, Pa.
STANDARD AUTOMOBILE
CO.
"a Chestnut sts, Harrisburg,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19

Mike O'Dowd has never been accused OF
barring any man his weight. but Charley
Ettinser comes through with a letter to the
erect that the champion absolutely has re-
EttinEer writes that Clarke decisiveiy out
pointed O'Dowd in ten rounds at Syracuse,
y. Y. and also beat the Harp In Paris.
or reasons why o'Dowd insists on passing
up orers from at least a dozen promoters
to meet Clarke.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19

low Tender boxes Banty sharpe In Pater-
son, ~ J.. tonlsht. Sharpe Is taking the
place OF Packey Hommey, who. u was be-
lieved. would have been a 'stt-up' for
Tender.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19

HuEhey Hutchinson ts not going to meet
Johnny Walk In Trenton tonight. Another
bout passed up by Hutch IL one with Joe
ODonnell at Reading.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-19

Whitley FltsEeraId and Tommy Tuohey
meet In O. t~elve-round bout at Portland.
Me-, tonight
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-20

gest crowd ever seen on Owens Field about 1900 people.
 Shahan pitching for Jewett City, pitch ed a fine game, allowing but four scratch hits and making nine fan the breeze. Mo Gowan for Stonington also pitched a good game. Chesebro at short for Ston- ngton accepted seven difficult chances without an error. Melady produced the feature catch of the game, getting a high foul fly out of the crowd one hand
 The Jewett City boys were in the game every minute and sure did put up a classy exhibition.
 Eugene McCann. former manager of the New London Eastern League club, now scouting for the Cincinnati Reds. was present at the game, and irAan inter view with Manager Guillotte he stated that Jewett City has about the fastest semi-pro team he has seen this season. He also stated that Buck Shahan, Jew cit City's star pitcher, has the makings of a future big league twirler
 Next Sunday at Ashland Park Jewett City will play the fast Sub Base team of New London.
 The score:
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-20
BELIEVE YOUNG WOMAN IS
 SUFFERING FROM APH

Bridgeport July 19.-Policee of thnee cities are trying to solve the mystery 'of the identity of young woman who swas picked up on. a New Haven line trolley car here Friday, apparently suffering from aphasia. ss
 When taken into custody the woman, who appears to be about 25 yearss old, was wearing a blue serge suit and was well dressed tn = ghout. Her hat bore the trademark O. J. D. Giddings, Fifth Avenue, New York. The woman has dark brown eyes, is of medium height and build. Her only remark since Sbe- ing admitted to Hillside home has been {: My husband-New Haven" In her pocketbook was a receipt for parcel post package mailed from New Haven 4c J. Krudler, 140 East 27th street, New York, and a visiting card bearing the name, Mrs. F.. M. Ade.