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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-12
TURKEY STILL WAR-LIKE
Greeks Reported Under Arms Owing
to Ottoman Enmity

COnstantinopIe. Feb. 12.-(By A. P J
Work in the harbor is disorganized
as result of the delay of the Peace
conference to reach decision relative
10 the future status of Turkey.
The Turks express enmity against the
Greeks. Officials and business men de-
clare that it would Immediately start
war if Constantinople were given to
Greece.
Resentment against Greek occupa :
t9n of Smyrna is on the increase and
an factions here say peace is impossi-
Die if Greeks control and territory
where there is predominant Turkish
population. Premier Venizelos, of
Greece; General Paraskevopoulos, com
m,ander of Greek troops at Smyrna, and
~ Nerghlandis, Greek high commits
ssl(oner, are reported to have met on the
Island of Crios recently and decided to
iaHodId aoId all Greek forces, approximately
100000, under arms.
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BETTER HOSPITALS
ASKED BY FURBUSH
Health Director Will M TX e
Radical Changes in Greater
PhiIa. General Plans
CONSULTS ARCHITECTS

Director of Health G. Lincoln Fur
bush will insist. on radical changes in
the plans for the remaining buildings
of the Greater Philadelphia General
Hospital in order to economize and at
the same time get more sanitary and
CHEEKY buildings for inmates.
This became known today during the
probe of commissions said to have been
paid to Philip II. johnson, the archi-
tect who holds the perpetual contract
for planning the construction of the
city's hospitals and charitable institu-
tions.
During the administration of former
Mayor Thomas B. Smith the city spent
approximately S4,000,0 900 for hospital
buildings; and Johnson, under the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-12
Valentine

Cards. Folders. Booklets, Cut
outs and the cleverest of Mechani.
cal Novelties, all ready to slip in
an envelope-lc to $l.0O.
SJraEbridsa & CIothier-
Market and FUbert street Cross Aisies.
and Second Floor, West
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-12
Narrow Knitted
Neckties Preferred
by Well-dressed Men

Because they tie in a very
small knot, and hang in a decid-
edlv neat straight-line effect, men
of taste have approved these mar
row knitted Neckties as "de-
cidedly smart" The average
width is about 2 inches, and solid
colors of black, blue, green, brown
and purple are preferred-S2. so.
Strawbridge & Clothier.1--
Aisle l. Market Street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-12
Fire at Croft &. Allen Factory

Fire was discovered on the fifth floor
of the factory of Croft & Allen. choco-
late manufacturers. Thirty third and
Market streets, early today. A watch
man turned in the alarm. The flames
were confined to a pile Of rubbish. The
damage was slight.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-12
How Many Rounds?

Levinsky lasted nearly three
rounds against Dempsey. Fred Full
ton remained on the scene in an
upright position about eighteen Sec
onds.
Jess willard survived three
rounds. where he should have been
counted. out in the first.
Miske lasted about three rounds,
Many a battle has passed since any
one lasted five rounds with Demp-
sey How about Brennan? Thers
seems to be q general opinion that
the length of the bout is up to the
champion. He may decide TO end IL
quickly or work out for a round or
two longer. On form Brennan does
mt look to have a chance. The best
he can hope to do is to outlsst
willard. But at least there will be
plenty OF action while II lasts and
New York will turn OUT a big gath
ering for the first metropolitan look
at the titlehoider since he reached
the top in the first New York ap-
pearance OF a heavyweight cham
pion since Willard met Moran four
years ago.
Golf is a big game, but there isn't
room enough in II for two sets Of
rules. Only a small proportion of
its player have ever learned one
set up to date, -E
(copyrirht, 1850, New Ysrk Tribune, Ine.) J
The Washington herald., 1920-12-12
Is GAMES ON G. W.,
CAGE SCHEDULE
Three Two-Game Series With
Local Colleges Feature
Card. "

Fifteen games face the George
washinteon basketball team ac-
cording to the schedule announced
yesterday by Coach Bryan Morse.
Two-garpe series with Georgetown,
Catholic University and Gallaudet
featuSe the card. Virginia Poly
techntc Institute, Johns Hopkins ana
o pending game with the University
Of Virginia, are the outside head
liners.
Charles Boteler, captain Of the
Hatchetite outft, tops the list OF
old men in line for regular service.
With Loehler. center and star Of
the championship Tech quintet OF
last season, also on the squad and
several promising freshmen in line
for duty. prospects may be said 10
look bright for Morse's men.
Fifteen games are also on the
freshman schedule. Local high school
and academy teams largely composs
the list
The varsity schedule.
January 7, william and Mary
At homet IL, Catholic University
Brookiand; IL, Penn Military Col
lege, Chester. Pa, pending; is
Delaware College. Newark. Del; IL
Georgetown. Ryan Gymnasium; -
Gallaudet. q. w. floor; 2s. John
Hopkins, at home.
February 2, Catholic University
@. w. noor; 8. Roanoke College, a
home; IL, Gailsudet, Kendall Green
Is, Virginia Polytechnic Institute
at home: IS, Georgetown, G. W
floor; 90, Roanoke College, Salem
Va: ~. Virginia Polytechnic Insti
tute, Blacksburg, Va
March 5, University of Virgins
pending.
The Freshman schedule:
January 4, Johns Hopkins Fresh
men, baltimore: 5, Tech, @. "
floor. s, Western, at Western: 1:
Catholic University Freshmen
Brookland: Is. Army and Nav
Props, A. and n. floor; 1s. George
town Props or Reserves. @. "
floor: %, Gallaudet Reserves, @. "
hoor; -, Tome School. Port De
posit, Nd.
February .. Catholic U. Fresh
men, G. w. floor; Business .Hgi
business: Western. G. w. floor; 4
Gallaudet Reserves, Kendall Greer
Is, Episcopal High School. Alexan
dria. Va; Is, Army and Navy Prep
g. w. floor.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-12
Havana Results.
First R.ee-casin Creek, 7 to

First Race-Cabin Creek, to 2,
Q to s. 1 to 9; Willow Tree, los (Mc-
Coy), Z to 5, z toto; Ravanna- 100
(Pitz), l to 8. Time: 1904. Wishing,
-Tosca. Josephine K, Scintillate. Ma
bel Reynolds and Cannon Ball also
ran.
second Race-Slippery Silver. 10
(Pickens), s to Q, even, 1 to .; Du-
rsila, 10 (Carmody), Z to 5, 2 to 10.
Time: 1904 is. Rounda, Ford. B. B.
johnson and TreadwelI also ran.
Third Race-Langhorne, 10 (Car-
rnody). S to /. 2 to ], even: Avion,
ia (Boyie), 3 to 5. / to 8; Harry
Glover, 1o7 tMcDermott), 4 to s.
Time: 1904 LIS. Elga. Drifiield. Leo
nora p. and Sentry also ran.
Fourth Raee-Marion Hollins. 107
fFrancis), S to 2, even, / to Q: War
Loan. 115 (Pitz), 6 to S, 3 to s; Jpa-
nita 3D., los (Fletcher), Q to 1. Time:
1:1o 1-5. Waterford. Lady lone. Jill
and Dragon also ran. W
F1fth Rac@Hocnir, 107 (McDer-
mott), 8 to s, 1 to A. l to 8; Timothy
]. Hogan. 100 (Kennedy). 3 to 1. s to
s; Hands on. 1o7 (Carmody), s to 8.
Time: 1:49 LIS. Repton. Donna
Grafton and Bulger also ran.
sixth Rsee-Dolph, 30 (Kennedy).
Z to 5. 8 TO 5, to 8; Black Thong,
1o5 mccoy, s to 5, to 3; Jeilison,
ITO (JarreIl). to 5. Blazonry, Can
die Light and Faux-col also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-12
SPECIAL FACILITIES
FOR FIGHT URGED

Washington fight fans have
banded together under the leader
ship of Joe Freeman, slt street
northwest, in an effort to induce Of
ficials of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railway to provide extra sccommo-
dations for local sportsmen who
plan to attend the international
bantam-weight championship match
in Baltimore Thursday night be-
tween Kid Williams, former world
titleholder, and Charley Ledoux, Of
france, champion OF Europe.
Freeman has received a large
block of tickets for the match and
the demand for them has been SO
heavy that II Is evident that severa!
hundred Washingtonians will attend
the fight. 1t is planned to ask for
special accommodations on the b.
q 0. because one of that roads sta
tions IN Baltimore, the Mount Royai
Station. is Just one block from the
Fifth Regiment Armory, where the
fight will be held.
Word from Baltimore is to the
effect that both Williams and
Ledoux are in top-notch condition
and the fifteen-round mill is ex-
pected TO be one of the fastest ever
staged In the Monumental City.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-12
c. U. TRACK SQUAD
TOSTART WORK
Bill Foley Expected TO Coach
Runners for Indoor
Season.

Catholic University track men
will open practice for the indoor
season this week, about nifty can
didates answering the initial call
Of the year yesterday.
Bill Foley, who put the Brook
land team into second place in the
South Atlantic meet last season.
will be rendered an offer to coach
again this season. Charles ", Mo-
ran, graduate athletic manager, an
nounced last night. Foley is in
charge OF the Central High School
track squad.
Capt. De La yeigne. sprint star,
led the list of men who reported
yesterday. Other veterans from last
seasons squad included Donohue
and Mcnamara. dash men, and Nc
,Laughhn, long distance runner. who
finished third in the championship
two-mile event last season. Nc
Laughlin is a sophomore at c. U.
Manager Moran is arranging an
indoor schedule which will be COM
pleted next week. IL is thought. II
Is probable that the annual South
Atlantic intercollegiate Athletic As
sociation meet will be staged again
in the C, U. gymnasium. The meet
Is usually held in March.
Coach Rice will put the finishing
touches on his basketball squad
this week for the opening game
Friday night here with Lehigh. The
starting lineup looks like O'Brien
and Dunn, forwards; Ebert, center.
and Fosse and Lynch, guards. This
combination has bSn displaying
some class in the early workouts
and should give the Catholics a top
notch line-up. Lehigh will have the
advantage of a game on the locals
meeting Moravia College Wednes'
day night.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-12
SCHOOL CRIDDERS
FIGHT FOR TITLE
Winner of Next SATURDAYS
Clash to Battle Everett for
Championship.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Dec. IL,
A national football championship
elimination was put under way here
today when the Haverhill (Nass.)
High School team defeated the Du-
val High School team. OF Jackson
willie. % TO o.
The Southerners were outclassed
from the start, the Northerners
showing no i'll effects from the
steaming Southern climate 10 which
they had been taken.
National interest in the game
centered in the fact that for the
first time high school Deans from
every corner OF the country.r apd
from the center as well. have been
drawn into a national Championship
fight
Through its victory todaS< he
Haverhill team won the riffd6 70
play East Tech High schde Sf
land.
The winner at Cleveland Will play
Everett High School at Seattle.
Wash, for the title.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-12
CORNELL HARRIERS
TO LEAVE MONDAY

ITHACA, N, Y, Dec. II. The
Cornell cross country team of sever,
runners, in charge OF Jack Moak-
ley. will leave ithaca Monday for
New York City, to sail on Tuesday
on the Aquitsnia for England,
where on December 81 they will
meet the fastest distance runners
Of Oxford and Cambridge in O cross
country race on the course of the
Thames Hares and Hounds Club at
Rochampton, near London. As Cor
nell recently won the intercollegi-
ate championship, the match will
be truly q meeting OF the leading
college barriers of Great Britain
and America.
The Cornell party will be COM
posed OF Coach Moakiey, John p.
McGovern, of New York City.
alumni representative. and Manager
C. Z. Bailey. undergraduate mana
ger Of the team. and the following
runners: Captain J. L. Dickinson, C.
C. Carter. T. C, McDermott, II. v.
Bonsal. N. p. Brown, r.. L. Brown,
and NJ. z. Richman.
The party is expected to land in
England on December 81 or 22 and
II will stay at oxford as the guest
of the oxford Hare and Hounds
Club.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-12
N. c. AGAIN ON YALE
GRID SCHEDULE

CHAPEL HILL. n, c, Dec, IL
North Carolina has again accented
date on the Yale football schedule
for 1921 and will hold the same
relative position that II has held
TOR the past two years. The game
will be played at New Haven on
October 9.
Other important games on the Tar
Heel schedule that have been ar
ranged include the North Carolina
state game in Raleigh, October 20;
the v. III. J. game probably al
Norfolk or Richmond on November
y, and the twenty-sixth annual
thanksgiving game with Virginia
to be played at Chapel Hill. II is
probable that Wake Forest, David.
son. South Carolina and Maryland
will have the other dates. A con-
dict OF dates makes Il impossible 10
play Princeton and the Navy, both
" whom asked for games.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-12
TWO INDEPENDENT
BATTLES FEATURE
TODAY'S CRlDLET'
Navy Yard Meets Knicks
And Rexmen Hook Up
With Alexandrians.

Two head line gridiron attractions
will be run OF this afternoon In
probably the last big day for Wash
ington football enthusiasts.
The Navy Yard and Knickerbock-
ers stage their annual setto at
American League Park at o'clock.
while the Rex and Dreadnaughts. OF
Alexandria, Va, hook up at Union
League Park, Fifteenth and II
streets northeast, at the same hour.
Odds for any Of the elsvsnF ap-
pear to be lacking, with chances OF
victory apparently equally distrts-
uted between the quartet. To add
to the menu, none OF the teams have
tasted defeat from q local eleven
this season--the Rex and Navy Yard
pfayinE a tie last Sunday afternoon.
Interest Is centered on the Knick-
erbockers. who boast one Of the
strongest line-ups In recent years
for their club The Knicks have
been considerably boistcred by the
addition OF sullivan and Lightly from
Georgetown. as well as Gilroy, for
mer q. u. star.
The regular Navy Yard lineup
which has established q wonderful
record this season will be intact for
the battle. Coach Licarione's vets
have been practicing hard all week
and should uncork a smooth attack
today. The regular backfield OF
schofield. Licarione, Mcbride and
Iieire.
Little change from the regular
lineup of the Rex aggregation is ex-
pected today Coach Wright says ht
is well pleased with the showing the
eleven made last Sunday and will
probably start this lineup today.
The Dreadnaugha come Up herald
ed as the strongest combination ever
to represent the city across the rivel
and their record backs UP the report
The battle should be a thriller.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-12
New Orleans Results.

p..s-General, 1o4 (Roberts>
80 4. 5 to 2, 9 to s; Lonely. lof
tNcTagxart). s to 2. to 3; Poult,
Nv. 40 (Burke), 6 to 5. Time: l:os
Miss Kruter, DR.. Shafer, ivan
-, Benecia, Plain Bill, Retreat
and Harry Burgoyne also ran
s..o,a R.ce-Doric, los (Mooney),
10 4. to 1. 6 to 5; silence, lle
Dovan), z to 5, to S: Rolo, 1o4
pohsrts), 2 to s. Time; lao. MA
chin. gunner, Hope Princess. su-
Sosrh and Charles A. Byrne also ran
rst,d R.ee-Talisman, los (King),
81 to 1, 4 to 3; Lancelot, los
Isrvis), s to s, / to 2; Ablaze, los
Sstaek), Q to S. Time: los so
Rarazza, Cinderella. To the Mark.
Jock Scot and BY Heck also ran
Feurth Rsee-Cock o the Roost,
1O7 (King), Is to 5. > to ), out;
1;rayson, los (Thurber). to S, out;
,rhe swimmer, 1o2 CPonce), out.
Time. 1:ls lis. Tippo sahib also
Ftstn Raee-war Mask. 11t (Bux-
toni, II to s. 2 to 5. out; Sea Sinner,
ss (coltiletti), even, out; xTippity
witchet, 13t (Rowan), out Time:
1:i3 s-5. xBin Bang also ran. xcou-
pied. "a.
(Roberts), S 10 !, 2 to !. even: Paul
connelly, III tMorris). to 10. l to
4: Corson. III Hunsford). to 5.
Time; I45. Chesty. Frank Waters.
NAB. Paddy Dear. Athena. Rapid
stride and Phillistine also ran.
seventh Raee-War Club. los
SPouce), 6 to 1, . to 1, even; Golden
Dawn. Ioa Mooney, I to 2. 1 to a;
Miss Ff1iey. log fBabin). to g..
4rime: ISL 2-5. Lady Mountjoy, Ma
drono. KaIiipoiis and Douglas s. also
The Washington herald., 1920-12-12
|OUAKERS DEFEAT
THORPE'S ELEVEN
Huge Crowd Sees Canton Bull
Dogs Downed BY Union
A. A., 1877.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. il.-Jim
Thorpes Canton Bulldogs went down
20 defeat before the Union A. A. here
this Afternoon. by the score of 13 to
Z. Twenty thousand persons witt
messed the game.
Brilliant line plugging by Guyon
and Calac. Indian backfield stars,
gained ~ yards in the second period
on seven plays, resulting in Canton's
only score.
"Pyd' Henry. former washingto n
and Jefferson All-American tackle,
and Bull" Lowe. former star at
Fordham. made effective gains
against Canton's right side which
appeared to yield before Unions at
tack. Lou Hayes. former Mullen.
burg star, scored all the points made
by Union.
A long aerial pass, Scott to Hayes.
scored the first touchdown for Union.
Miller kicked goal. A blocked punt
in the third quarter on the 1e.yard
line enabled Hayes to romp across
for his second score.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-12
WILLIAMS TO PLAY
YALE ON GRIDIRON

wILLIAMsTowN, Mass. Dee. II.
The wiiiiamstown football sched-
uie for 1891 shows that Yale will be
played instead of Harvard, while
other new opponents to be faced are
Bowdoin and Middiebury. Rensse-
laer and Trinity will not be played
next year. The Amherst game will
be staged the week before the wes-
leyan meeting instead Of closing the
season. as has been the case In past
years. The schedule follows:
Otober 1, Hamilton at Clinton;
October s, Bowdoin at Williams
town; October 90, Columbia at New
York: November 5, Union at Will
JAMESTOWN; November 12. Amherst at
Williamstown: November 10. wes-
leyan at Middletown.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-12
New Orleans Entries.
FOR MONDAY.

First Race-Six furlongs: Dora
W., 102; Pimlico, III; Toss Up, 1l0;
Finger Bowl, 102; Tom Roach, l1o:
Control. 110; Plate, 106; Tony SUIT
ton. ITO; Echoland, 107; Repent, lo2.
Second Race-Six furlongs: Cobalt
Lass. 112; Madam Byng, 1o4; Onico,
107; Orlova, SO; Betsy. 1o7; Miss
Kruter, los; Anna Gallup. 80; Rain
bow Girl. 11o; Ina Kay, 1o5; Gin
derella, 1o4; Foreclosure, 104; Olive
James, %; Carline s., 90; Lady Mil
dred, 1o2; Lonely, 1o4: Catania, lot;
Tiger Rose, 107.
Third Race--Mile and one-six-
teenth: Sasin, Ill; Guy Fortune,
1o4; II. c. Bash. 100; Blue Bannock,
1os; Lorena Moss, 1o3; Athena, III;
Malvolio. 100; Capatania, HI; Tom
Logan, 1000; Sandy Mac, 110; Ben
Hampssd, 1903; Dotta's Best, III;
Thirteen. 1903; Lady Kathern, 103;
Madras Ginghams, 10s; Prunes, los;
John !. Day. lee.
Fourth Raee--Six furlongs: Pa
raider, 104: Day Lily, lot; Madeline
Lillian, Ill; Thorn Hedge, 107;
Petrarch. ITO; White Star, 104; Bum
ga. Buck, 11o;' Muskalonge, ia:
Wireless, 107.
Fifth Raee-Six furlongs: Eddie
Rickenbacker, 100; Bullet Proof,
iO7; Day Due, 110; Bobby Allen, 102;
Panaman, 105; Tom McTaggart, 11S.
sixth Raee-Mile and three-six-
teenths: Lord Herbert. 1os; Dark
Hill, 1903; Lady Emeline, 30; Game
Cock. 112: Kimpalong, log; Gain de
Cause, 102; Summer Sigh, 103.
Seventh Race-Mile and one-six-
teenth: Aurum. 11a; Bombast, log;
waukeag, 1o3; N. X. Beal, 1os; Tugs,
1o3; Salute, los; Lucius, 1es: Barone,
1os; Capital City. 1o7; Billy Stuart.
1os; Bengali. 1o7; Captain Hodge,
los; ;-st. Just, 1o2; King Neptune,
los; Medusa, 1o4.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-12
MAGNATES CONSIDERING NEW DRAFT AGREEMENT BRIDG
OHIO GRID SYSTEM
SHOWS RESULTS

COLUMBUS. ohis. Dee. H.
Yea have to shesa its 70 the
'ohie systen - feetbaii-it gets
resuits. After eiEht years Of suc-'
csssfsl operation ssser L. w. 81.
Jehn. athletic director, and DR..
J. w. Wilce. football coach. the
Buckeye teams have annexed
three Western Cenferepce foot
ball championship and own an
avernge Of SIS In hfty-seven
eoatests, three % which were
TIED. Only nine times In that
period have the Scarlet and Gray
hewed I'm defeat and all nine
were at the hands OF Big Ten
The Washington herald., 1920-12-12
GIPP HAPPY OYER
CAMP SELECTION

NOTICE DANE. I.S., Dee. H.
~That's Jake,s gsspeA George
GfDD. Metre Danes brilliant fsst-
ball player tedsy whes Ne Nss
teie Of his seieetses - Wafser
Cenp's AIl-Ansriean eleven.
Gtpp. whs has hsversl 6anger-
susly near the death iine with
strePtoesccic threat trosbte fer
tive weeks, showed slight fs-
prevement today. The texiss Of
the disease are sGesttng bis
whsie system and physicians
held littie hope for his .reesvery.
0tpp's relatives, Of LsuriuA.
Micb- his home town, hsve bees
In constant nttesdssee ~ the
beaside for ten days.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-12
PENN SOCCERITES
AGAIN TIE TIGERS

PRINCETON, N. J, Dee. H.
drhe Pripeeton and Penn soccer
teams Anished 3-S on Univeysity
Field here today in . game that
wsa to have decided the tntercol-
legiate chanpsbnship. Tsdsy's
these tive teams fhat had resulted
In . tie ~ . 90 score was turned
In tive weeks ago In PhiIaaelphfa.
Four extrs periods predueed No
score In teday's game and aark-
ness stspped the match.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-12
FANS NO LONGER
"ADORE" GEORGES

LONDON. dec. 11.-Hritish bsx-
ing fans formerly considered
Gecrses Carpenter . suPcr-nsn.
Today. however. the sdds 81 . to
On GesrGes AGAINST Jack Denp-
sey hnve vnnished. British bsx-
inK faas to-day eonsider Zee
beckett frsst. Carpenties
Eained his LEGAL prestige BY his
ene-blew. eae-round kseeksut OF
Joe Beckett last winter. Last
night Prank Mersn. seeond-rste
Yankee heavy-weight, pulled .
ope-bDsw. twe-reund kaecksut
and both Beckett and Csrpestier
plunged In the estinatiss Of
British yinE feilsweps.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-12
Win Colored Title.

The Community Service football
team whipped the Lafayettes, of
Virginia. for the Independent COL
ored team football championship. Of
the South Atlantic States. 10 to 2,
yesterday afternoon at Union
League Park. The game was hard
fought and well contested through
out.