davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-06-17

RAYED from pasture on
Boone's Greek. June 18th, a bay sad
die and harness mare, about years
old. ] 3 hands high. Little white close
10 hoof. Phone 90.
Jim Cox. Lancaster, Ky.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-06-17
d. A. THOMAS
Sells Morris Long Farm

Last Saturday morning. in less
time than IL takes to write il, u. A.
Thomas, the realty man. sold the
Morris Long farm on the Poor Ridge
pike at an average Of $4,000 an
acre. Il was sold in three tracts
ranging from SEAS to $500 an acre.
There were % acres in the farm.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-06-17

FOR SALE Registered Duroc
pigs at farmers prices. also some high
bred. cholera immuned. stock shoats.
soWs and pigs Al shippers prices
Phone IA 7 J Underwood.
6-3-7t Paint Lick. rs
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-06-17
FOR CONGRESS.

We are authorized 10 announce
COL. FRANK L. RIPY, Of Anderson
county, a candidate for the Demo-
cratic nomination for Congress in
this. the Eighth Congressional Dis
trict Of Kentucky State Primary
Election, Saturday, August Z, 1920.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-06-17

FOUND-A grey horse came 20
my place about a month ago. Owner
may have him II he pays for adyer.
timement and keeping
Clayton Kindred. Lancaster 3
6-lO-2t-pd.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-06-17

II you are thinking Of selling your
farm at Auction. see Green Clay Wal
ker, representing q. T. Wallace and
Company. 305 Trust Building. Lex
ington. 4-l5-tf.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-06-17

WANTED-Middle aged white
lady 10 help about the house and cook
Phone SOL, Mrs. Jane NJ. Rose.
Bryantsville. KY
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-06-17

FOR SALE:-Five Passenger Ford
ear in first class condition at a bar
gain. Inquire at Deatherage Gar
age. 6-iO-tf.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-06-17

FOR SALE:-Three milk cows
and two calves. yearling heifer and
two steers. Near Good Hope church
G.. W. Elan.
q = n.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-06-17

FOR SALE-Good Poland China
boar. large type. Registered.
5-20-tf. Robert x. Fox.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-06-17
The Jubilee Stabilizer

The newest and most remarkable
invention for Ford cars A Steering
Device which makes the Ford safer TO
ride in, easier TO steer and far more
comfortable TO drive Costs only
$3.50, worth more than $1,000
For sale at VIM. Marsee's Garage,
6-3-4t-pd. Lancaster, Ny.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-06-17

FOR SALE-New 1920. Five room
Bungalow in Haselden Heights.
Priced TO sell. Geo. Hatcher.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-06-17

Mr.. John Williams said 20 tell you
he had lot Of sweet potato sprouts.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-06-17

Sweet Potato Plants for sale.
|. y. Thompson
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-06-17
Classified Column
RATES.

Single insertions lie a word
No nd taken for less than zoe
In this column. No ads in this
column charged.
Seven insertions for the
price Of Ave.
Phone orders mus, be paid
promptly.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-06-17

We Americans. in common with
other peoples, are living In restless
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-06-17

6i72t
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-15
I FRONTU ~GALICYJSKO.
WOtYNSNEGo.

Cd przyjaciela naszego Pisma,
zranego dobrze w Chicago, ira
s. PietrzykowsXiego, sluzacego
W Armii Polskiej IA froncie wo-
iyr:skim, otrzy1naliSmy tymi dnia-
mi list nastepujacy:
Jakkoiwiek Z pcwncn op0Znie-
MEM DE-. Chicago>tli" stale "a
giada W naszc strony i serdecznie
go witarny, jako goScia zdaleka,
ktory nowinami uprzyjemnia nam
GRugtc. monotone, ZimOWc vie
cory.
Cd Pogo grudnia 1919 r. ! mo-
IF>N zatrzy1nujc sic Ma odcinku...
kilkanaScic k;lomctrow Doza liniq
wschodnicj granicy po,skiej Wy
znaczonej przez Komitet Narodo-
wy w Paryzu, zwanej LIMA Dnow
skicgo. Cd czasu do czasu jeste-
Smy atakowani przez handy boz
szcwickic, ale re naSi ME Spiq,
wiec garbuja sk6re temu dziado-
stwu, kt6re umie tylko ,wtIkat''
Il ,,poddawac sia." OkoIo naszego
odcinku zachcialo sic tel bolsze--
wickiej ho>ocie w swojej wsi P,
okoio 1900 mieszkahc6w, zapro-
wadziG ma spos6b wielkioh Pahstw
swoja ,,rzeczpospolita." Obrali
sobie prezydenta, ministrow, IL
rzednik6w, wojsko itp., i niechby
sobic tam mieli ,,respUblike" i
GLOWING stolice ma wsi P, ale wy
,ci9ganic skad5 amunicyi, karabi-
now maszynowych, armatek i
niepokojenie naszego postoju i pa
troll - to nam sic jakoS uniewi-
Idziaio' - no i pewnego poranku
wystawiliSmy naszych chlopcow
i nasze m~aszynki ~grzmotne2y pare
ray, a w dwie godziny Gala rzecz-
pospolita i z jej ministram!, Prey
dentem, urzednikami i wojskiem
wszystko razem... dyabli wzieli.
Teraz many spokoj - lecz to So
takic drobne al mas incydenty, @
kt0rych sic ma}o ! wcale ME wspo-
nina.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-15

Kiedy TAXI brak w Armii Poi
skiej lekarzy, a W Ameryce, szczc-
gdlniej W Chicago many ich pre-
szio 100, z tych 25 procent narzc-
ka ma brak praktyki, ezyz wiec
tych Is procent intellectually sic
poSwiecit szczytnemu zajeciu W
Armii Polskiej i wypelnieniu swe-
so powoiania? Doznacie, koledzy,
tego blogiego wewnetrzncgo "a
dowolenia, re COS W zyciu ola
Sprawy zrobili; doznacic zaszczy-
tow. rang i nicola pensye W sto-
sunku do warunkow w Polsce.
Praktyka po powrocic wan sic
ME uszczup1i, - przeciwnie - ma
bierajqc doSwiadczenia w szpita--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-15

Jeszczc jcstcm rekonwaiescen-
tenn % tyfrsie piamistym przeby-
lynn W szpitalu knfumny epidcmi-
cznej ,Czerwoncgo NTzyza' W
S2atacie. 0 lyle juz przyszediem
do zdrowia, nc moge p7zcchodzic
sic 90 stancyi 20 i kresliG to pi-
sno. Zarazcnia tyfusem plami-
stym, przenoszonym przez wszy
poprZcdnio Chorcgo ma tylus, aDo-
dziewaicm sic Cd Wlazdu naSze-
20 puiku w zawszony bo,SZewick!
trout, gdzic w kaAdej drUsiej Tub
trzecicj chaiup;e ley pc dwojc,
Itrojc, nicraH ca}a rodzina w tviu-
sic! Tam trzcb2 by}oLst, radzic,
IicCzyG, bu cJOwiqZck IA pOSte--
runN! ,ekarzowi to raboa2ywal, !
,tak pU{rocznice mOjcj roG0ty ma
troncic " najtrudniciszych va
runkach przypieczctowa!rm zaka-
izcnicm sig tyfusem p'amiatym.
Straszna to Choroba, ~trwajqCa do
och tvgodni, snrowadza " paru
dniach zanik ciaia i mieSni, kom-
pletny bezwiad, ciag}y hil ! "a
wrot g9owy, przytepiony siuch,
-, przycmiony wzrok, krwiotoAi, go
rqczka Przez CARY przebieg choro-
Iby I02 do 104, dclirium.. Iakkol-
wick sauna choroba kr0tko trivia -
ACCOMPLISHMENTS bic-zc do trzech
~miesiecy, mole za5 wyzd-owienie
zawdzieczam ME szpitalowi, le--
karstwom lub pielegn;arstwu. til
tai my tego ME doSwiadczamy :;
mic znamv, ale silnemu ! odpornc-
imu organizmowi. - Obccnic W
calej Polsce many pob0r do woj-
ska lekarzy do AZ lat. Wszystkich
= navel Z pewnemi u}omnoScia-
mi i wadami zabicra sic, DO O.
Igromny brak lekarzy ma froncie.
Nv moim puiku ostatni lekarz po-
rucznik zapadi ma tyfus plamisty,
Ifunkcye sprawuja studenci 2
i 8 kursu medycyny. I brak ten Co
raz bardziej dale sic odczuwae,
DO lekarze bedac zawsze w kon-
takcie z zarazonvmi. cze5ciej !
wiecej. niz zosnierze, zarazaja sic
i niekt6rzy umieraja, uzdrowieh-
Icy zas ME nadaja sic do sluzby
! frontowei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-15

cic jednorazowa SUMO 1 tenn zwoinle
sic Cd dalszych zobowiazah - sad "
Itym wypadku ma r~ozstrzygnac stosow-
ME do swej wolf / zapatrywaG.
5. DzIEDZFCTWO 1 NAZWISKO.-
" wypadku kiedy DIGESTIVE ~zOStaniC
sqdOwnie uznane hub oJciec dobrowGL
nIc sic na to zsad1a - dZiecko, 20
chodzace &c Dwiaz&u R~lelegslneso ma
te same prawa do spadku 1 nazwfska,
ljak 1 dziecko legalne.
6. OPIEKA MATKI. - o lie mo
Live, matka ponSinna opiekUwac 81.
dzied&iem Hrzynajmniej podczas okrc,
Su nienow1eotwu. jednakAe prawa,
zmrEzaJaceco matkc do tego, ME pc.
winno sic przcprowadznc przymusOwo
:. Door STANU LUB PANSTWA.
= Obowi4zek PahStwa, maj4cy na cau
lhteresa dziecila pcehUdzqGege &c Iwiq
zllu nieIegaIaegc, lest ~stwierdzCny i W
C6tOoS1 ukraNs.
OGbyte konferencye daily proJekt Il
tworzenia StanOwych Departament0M
~po2">zacyeh odpowiedzialaoSc " do
Gro6yc ! dobre wychOwanie dziecka, pO
c~iUdzlcegb 70 Swtazku nielegalne-o,
in ta&%e OdpowiedziainoSc PREY udpowi"
dniem zajsciu sic loSem niezame2nej
matbI.
Stan. daleJ, powiniea wydawac po'
zwOlenia ora2 ~kOntrolOwac szpltale
prywatne, kt0re przyjnuja niezamezne
matki na czGs chorOby m~aclerzyhsk!ei.
WSzelkie przytuiki / sierociGce powin,
ny lniec nalezyta opieke I kontrole Sta
nu. Wzatemne wSp64dzialanie stanu z
i~nstytucyGml prywatneGnI jest nietyl,
ko po&adarem lecz Soniecnem.
Nomitet z iona rbytHwu konfercncyt
bedzIe pOwo&any przez Wydzial OpieAi
mad dzieGmi, w celu sforTnutowania tycI
wszyStkdch zsSad / projektGw, przyje-
tycl praez obydwie kOnferencye, W Je-
den ~konEretny wniosek ola ceI6w usta-
ECdawczych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-15
z BALTIMORE, MD.

Jan SiawoskI, lat 10, - 43l S.
Durham Ill, byl zatrudniony !ako
graharz ma ementarzu katedralnym
| kiedy kopaf gr6b, ceglana Sciana o,
box grobu, kt6ry kopaf zawaliia sic
i dwie trumny Z ciaiami kt6re sic
znaidowa,y W owym grobwcu PREY
walhy go. UpIyne9o okolo 15tu do
20tu minut zanim pomoc nadesz}a !
kiedy go wyratowano byl nieprzy-
tommy. Odeslano go DO szpitala sw.
Agnieszki, gdzie doktorzy oswald
czyli, re ma zlaDane obydwie nogi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-15

ZACH wojskowych i ma froncie !
robiqc COS ola dobra ~os6lnego,
wzrosnie ona a spo1eczehstwo o.
ceni wasz wysiiek i szerszego po-
wan udzieli. Zgloszenia w
sprawie zaciagniecia sic jake le-
.karze, naiezy zwracac do wydzla-
III sanitarnego przy Ministerstwie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-15

Powyzej Podajemy fotografie,
0djeta W czasie Pobytu Pos1s RE
czy Rospohtej Polskiej, p. Kazi-
mierza Lubomirskiego W Chi
cago, IA posiedzeniu chicaguskiej
Rady Miejskiej. Przpominamy.
IL p. Lubonirskiego, ktoremu to-
warzyszyai minister P. Pulaski i
delegat finansowy DR.. Adamski,
wprowadzili do sail radntrodacy,
a przedstawit go p. Stanisiaw A
dankiewicz, alderman wardy lei,
poczem przemowii do pos,a bsT-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-15

mistrz, p. w. H. Thompson, a
chcac i gosciowi i Polsce wieksza
oddaG Geese, wyrazil sic, IL ma
Gas pobytu p. Posla W sail Rady
- ME chez jej przewodniczyG,
lecz oddaje przewodnictwo Poa-
kowi i wreczyl mlotek P. S. Adam
kiewiczowi, ktory prowadzil po-
siedzenie przez Gas po5ytu gosci
W sail Rady. Prawdopodobnie Pc
raz pierwszy to W historyi miasta
Chicago - Polak personal---very.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-15

Iposiedzeniu jego Rady Miejskiej.
Ma fotografii powyzszej widzi-
my nastepujacych, liczac cd stro-
ny Level ku pTawej: DR.. Adam
ski, min. Pulaski, n. /. Piotrow-
ski, Posel Lubomirski, aid. A
damkiewicz, aid. Cermak, Bur
mistrz Thompson, aid. Walko--
WAX, aid. Woodhull, aid. Hader-
lcin, add. Armitagc, aid. GovieT.
aid. NUM-, aid. Furman aid,
krumdick.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-15
Wojskowych W Warsza-

Spraw Wojskowych W Warsza-
vie.
DR.. A. Pietrzykowsh,
Naczelny lekarz 81 Pulku
Strz. Kresowych, y Dywi--
zya, Poczta Polowa 81.
Prav.O kA1dy DolgH7 agent raj
aoSciowy ogiasza sic " DZlENN1KU
oHICAGpSNN DO niatednoksotniti
ursekona} Gle. ~ tn nA1lsp!e1 mu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-15

Tewary Ozdobne
KOrOnkOwe szarfy, rOzmiar l8N54
cali. zrObiOnc z dOhrej jak pl6tn0
wykohczOncj matcryf, upickszonc fl
let korOnkQ, take i~mitacyjna clu
ny kOrOnka, warte do mn
SID. pO ........ @o
POkrOwce - "a calOwe gtadlie
~ccntra Il picking filet korOnka war
t. rrgU!arniG SID, m
pD
UhawatniOna baweiBa do heklO-
wanna, ha1a i rkru. inni M
&ldaia 15c, 9 klCDkGw A'NO
800 kOr0nkOWych szarf, ZrObiOne
2 dObrcj filct korOnki W Srodku
brncGi. piellnc dcscnie, . nm
Wartc 81. pc ...... ~~S
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-11
|PN|LL|ES FIND WET |
| SECTIONS IN SOUTH.
lakewood Field, Account Of
Rain. Good for Anything
Except Baseball
birmingham. Ala. March 1.-The

p;,r,npban, Ala. March 1.-THE
,,st Of luck must change some ,ime' ano
~ ,'h i was in the case OF the Phiiiics.
o,, of n sky of Dixie's best a rain
.,u, % aid brew yesterday and when. the
No,t at gobs of moisture ceased to fall.
ea 1on, noon. Fleetwood field might have
sUou' considered In good condition to
ulsp % water polo on. certainly not base
|bal.
o,o would think that n day OF in
.,;ritv would rest heavily upon the
s.nds d NJ the Philly athletes. but evi.
pa"I ,'ntIy such il not the case. For the
nn;iodelphia players certainly seemed to
"xcoedinciy thankful for the days
Oe ., ga 4 respite, though brief, from the
,,a,v @ Toll imposed by Manager Crayath
's not 70 be dispiscd, and the Phillies
made the best of their opportunity.
Some Of the boys spent the afternoon
randcring about the streets OF Bir-
mingbam. made, dismal and uncom-
nanionabe by the excess fall OF rain
Snssdsy night. Others passed their
|time away lounging around the. Hotel
|stillman. where the squad is putting up.
Crayath announceu that he had
,u,chased Cecil Algernon Causey from
,ra;ninp season. Causey was with the
norted TO arrive until the middle of the
Gaining season. Cousey was with the
|yow York Giants some part ct last
Rslpb Miller. shortstop. arrived in
.,mn Yesterday. Miller was recently pur-
|,b,sed from the Fort Wayne Three Eye
/ Sarue team. lie is said to be a nifty
|tle in6elder. Bill Klein. National
league umpire. is expected in the
EhiIIy camp some time next week. Sir
William will remain with the Cravath :
E,cs short time, instructing the young
|wirlers in the new pitching rules re-
ksntly adopted by the National League.
Weather permitting \
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-11

first street and Mantua avenue. will
open, and the regular Thursday night
show is on at the Germantown A. G.
Whitley Tit,espld and Artie Mace, both
ply as the referee. Other bouts army are Johnny mTr
deoreic Smoker VS. Joey Tender, joe ws'fnss Bssi
nett ys, Tommy Aikens and Willie Phillips
vs. Willie Mitchell
Leo Houck will come down from Lancaster
Daley boxes Ralph BIddie he in The se%i' sUsy
SSsf s es ssu SsmSsi SsaS AF Sd sSsTfsS RS
thur Grender VS.. Joe Bat
Vine Mobe Is perfectly satisfied that Young
Dennis will prove his worth as llghtweight
star when the Milwaukee, lad takes on Harry
Johnny Mar, ae VS. sohnnS 6sss
Welsh W.. Freddy Turner Eddie Dever vs.
Kid West and Bud Beach VS.. Martin Judge
:, JOG Wellins and his manager, Sammy
Welling is to meet Benny ,yalser at the Ma.
Wcliing won't have trouble In making Isl
pounds. ringside.
battling Reddy. sparrins partner Of Val.
ger will box Bobby Mccain in the Nationals
ys ony SOu YoSns f2H%s TU%
sharkey VS.. Jack Palmer and Whitley Lang
don vs. Jimmy Austin.
Frankie Maxuire. who defeated Ralph
Sheppard at Wiikes-Barre Tuesday night. is
after bout With Nike oDSwS ono or Jack Rri,
make . match with either Of the champs at
any old time.
Jce Conroy has Frankie Magu.s booked
for three bouts yiT Jscks sb Clark 5. March ni 49,
here. and Johnny Wolgast. March 20. Ian.
caster.
Tommy Clcary, Manayunks youthful ban
tam who is only SEVENTEEN years OF age aEe:
Se nss one nsd with 5ohuns Mooney Ssi week.
Young weyman. Of g,rerdyi,le; comes out
Tendlerg" % Seyns Weyman apparently TS believes he
can give Tender all sorts OF acti9n; ip Wey,
GirsrdvIiio Gi % March y il. G0N '''
Jack Russo is to meet Mickey ,PonlSy IN
After this contest Russo viii be prepared to
take on Jimmy Murphy. Of West Philly.
Billy Dcyine is booked for three bouts. lie
s'I row nisht I % Jimmy sI Tyler a at the Bijou Tues
day night, and Battling Paskos at Harris
burg early next month.
Al Burgy's next bout may be staged in
Lancaster. A promoter of that city lis try
ing TO match tho former sailor with Bobby
Rainbow.
Pete Moran has q stable OF six scrappers
They are Willie Lawrence. 40 pounds; Ed
die wagond. 1875 pounds; Frankie Howell.
l2s pounds: Jack Palmer. 1873 pounds; Johnny
Clark 126 pounds, and Bobby Mccain. l22
pounds.
Jack Palmer is a Lancaster lad. He won
from Bobby Rainbow In that city on Monday
night.
Eddie Wngond and his ancient rival,
Charley CKid) Thomas. will box at tho Ma
tional March 90.
The y. r. II. A.--South Philadelphia He
brew Aasociatlon--has a big boxing smoked
booked for March 25. Ten bouts will be put
on Some Of tho boxers who will appear are
Harry KID Brown. Joe Marks. Jimmy
Tender. Billy Devine. Kid Wagner. Harry
Passon Chick Passon. Perky Kline. George
Burns and Kid Deckter. Leonard Flum Is
to be master Of ceremonies.
Young Harry Miller. champion OF the
Twenty-eighth Division, IL being trained by
Jack Harris He II 133-pounder. Battling
Abe is looking after Miller's business
There are letters in the sports depart
ment of the EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER for Her
man Taylor and Willie Houck.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-11
UPSET IN TENNIS
johnson Asks Name BE Removed
From Ranking Llst-Glbbons Quits

Because Of the recent change in the
ranking list of tennis players in which
Wallace +. Johnson, Of this city. was
denoted from No. 8 to No. 9, and X.
Norris Williams, Of Boston, moved up,
the former has requested that his name
be withdrawn from the official standing.
raul w. Gibbons, local representative
on the national ranking committee, has
resigned. refusing to serve another year.
johnson wrote to Julian s. Myrick,
president Of the National Lawn Tennis
Association, protesting against the
change, but was informed that the re :
vised ranking could not be changed.
MY objection was solely on my. de-
motion" explained johnson. II told
Mr.. Myrick that II my original ranking
had been No. @ would have offered
no objection, but considered the change
after two months an injustice
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-11
HAS BROKEN MANY BONES
w. J. cIothIer Has Fractured Frame.
work, Head to Foot-New Break

The phrase "well knit athlete" ap-
plies to William J. Clothier, who keeps
his banking hours, despite the fact that
a recent break in his collarbone makes
over twenty fractured bones his athletic
endeavors have cost him.
Clothier suffered his most recent break
while practtcins with the Pickering
Hunt Clubs ice hockey team. Most OF
the bones in his body have been broken,
except his fingers. as is shown by the
following list: ,,,.
Nose broken, three times; teeth bro
ken, five times; arms broken, three
times leg broken, once; collarbone bro
ken, once; ribs broken. five times; hip
broken, once head broken. once.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-11
PENN ON RIVER
'usker Fights Get First Workout
Over Henley Course

OVcT FIcVioy SouToc
The Penn varsity and Junior oarsmen
lot!tbeir initial workouts Of the season
N the Schuylkill river yesterday after
|Oon and another spin over the Henley
|curse is on tap for today.
The first race of the year with Yale
| only three weeks off and Coach
Eright will work his pupils on the
|ver as often as the weather permits.
he varsity crew has been handicapped
|hrcugh the loss of several veterans.
|pd Il will take considerable pulling
osether" before they reach the usual
Wright standard.
At the outset of the season. Wright
|as counting on six veterans, but since
hen he has lost Caleb Roberts through
Illness and Russell Armstrong and Dick
Eupplec through scholastic di iIscnlties.
Ftptan Kellar will not be able to row
h the Yale race on account Of an en-
Enpering trip. but he will be avanlable
|fer that event.
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Hayans. Cuba. March 4. -,.whep Charles
.tionai League baseball team u was done
primarily for the purpose OF handing down
stonehsm made this statement yesterday to
set at rest rumors which, he said were
ctfrrent In the United States ana Iupa tnat
the "C;iants" were for sale.
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Evers May Pilot Albany Club

Springfield, Mass, March 11.--Johnny
Evers. former manager OF tn Cubs and later
star member Of the Braves Is touted
club. In the Eastern League, by the ofi-
clals and fans who hung over otter the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-11
Joe Wood Knocked Down by Bat

New Orleans, March 11.-''Smoky" Joe
Wood yesterday was hit on tho chest with
a baseball bat by Dick Niehaus. He was
not seriously hurt. Niehaus slipped on the
wet ground as he took n terrific swing and
Wood. little to the front Of him, got II
chin. After tier WORKING out IS Tor two hour hours in
a .drzzlc the Indians gave II up as bad
job and retired.
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Scraps about Scrappers

TWo boxing shows are scheduled here
4 tonight. The Armory A. A., Forty.
first street and Mantua avenue, will
open, and the regular Thursday night
show is on at the Germantown A. G.
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and meet X. o. SAMSON In the feature fracas
at the Germantown club tonight. Joey
Other bouts: Chuck Adair VS. Jimmy RUS.
sell, Ioe Belmont vs.. Kid Sharkey and Ar
thur Grender VS.. Joe Bat
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-11

team which will compete at the Olympic
games AZ Antwerp this summer, aee3rn,nItg orn,Its
tee connected with tho American Olympic
committee.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-11

Vine Mobc Is perfectly satisfied that Young
Dennis will prove his worth as a lightweight
star when the Milwaukee lad takes on Harry
Tracey at the Cambria tomorrow night
Johnny Martin w. Johnny Dougherty, Goodie
Welsh vs.. Freddy Turner, Eddie Dever va
Kid West and Bud Beach vs.. Martin Judge
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-11

Whitley Titxgerald and Artie Mace both
West Philadelphians, will appear in the
ply. as the referee. Other bouts are Johnny
Ecrkler VS.. Mickey Barrett. heavyweiEhts; (;
Seorgie Smoker vs. Joey Tender, Joe hen.
vs. Willie Mitchell.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-11

New York. March 11.-E'lght leading ANA
teur cyclists will compose the American
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ROOFING

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TRUCK BODIES
AUTO ACCESSORIES.

Bus Bodies and Cabs in stock at eXcep. iional low prices. East Side Auto Body Works, 169 Hamilton St.
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AIBULANCES-Inva cars and limoIi- anes; charges reasonable. James T. totrke' l295 Main St. Phone Barnum
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Johnston Motor Wheel
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