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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-15
TREI MINERI olCoRfT1 DE
GAZE.

WALLACE, IDA. Is Maiu.
~ Teri barbati al fost omoriti
de gaze 81 unul scapat ca 3prin
IMMUNE de moarte III nina de
'carbuni March, aproape de Bur.
ke, Idaho. Cadavrele directoru.
lui minei Fred Il. Bergen, Char
les johnson 81 al unui miner ne
|identificat inca, an fost ga1site IN
apa in fundul pntului de catra !
echipa de salvare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-15
FOCUL della pNIvERSITA.
TEA PRH CEToN.

PRlNlsE Maiu Ia
orele II All lloaptc a izbucnit Iii
foe in sub solul Halei Dickson
della Uniyersitatea Princeton, Cd
re a luat proportiuni mari.
All in zori de ri focul S "a in.
tins la capela Marquand, ame
ninfnd Sc 'coprinza 81 Biblioteca
scoala de stiinte 81 casa pres.
dintelui universitatii.
Suite de STUDENT ajuta pompie
rilor la stingerea focului.
Focul ameninta Sc distruga {
mare parte din cladirile univer
,sitatii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-15
PENTRU ROMANUL
VIRTUE 81 DESFRfU''

Sc mai ccrtifica primirea u
matoarclor sumo:
Suma precedenta -. $1,65l.5O
Anastasie H. Spoa, Elwood
City, Pa. ........ $3.50
loan Turcu, Warren, Ohio $3.50
loan Vlad, Twodot, Mont. $3.50
Bucur Dragomir, Cleveland,
Ohio ................. $3.50
Nasile Zaharie, Cleveland,
Ohio .................. $3.50
Const. Terziu, Akron, Ohio $3.50
George Fulea, Ellwood City,
Pa. ............ $3.50
Total ........... *1,669 90
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-15
Va apare 0 alta
BrOSura.

BroSura care aparusc acum c1-
teva s6ptamini: ,:Problcma Tran
|silvaniei.' 81 care fuse Distribute
barbatilor prominent din acca-
sta tara, ne-a cistigat citiva prie-
teni. Tn scriitor rcnumit ne scri-
e: ,,E foarte interesant' in afd-
cerile din orientul Europei. EI
scrisese. prin luna Martle, intr G
mare revista americana, un M
nunat articol despre Rominia =
spune eel mai judicios articol
din cite sd scris despre neamu;
nostru Tn alt barbat prominen.
in partidul republican he scrle.
ca apreciaza foartc mutt aceas;a
mica lucrare. 81 foarte vessel ca
i-se da oportunitatca de a cunoa
ste aceasta problema mai dea-
proape, lar un reprezentant in
congresul Statelor Unite, lie scrie
ca pc data ce aceasta chestiune
va ii pusa pc tapet, va cauta Cd
!.ominilor sa li-se faca dreptatc
Mentionez numai pc acesre.
spre arata, cd Liga Nationals
na perdut nici un moment in
lenevie, ci, ca soldatul, aStep-
tat momentul de atac. Problema
Transilvaniei am aratat-o in mo
mentul cind aceasta chestie G Ia
ordinea zilci, cind tratatul Gu
Ungaria prln care Sc rezolyI
aceasta problema - fost pre-
zentat ungurilor, 81 lis a da'
timp de a-si face obiectiile la ira
tat, maintc de li-se inmina spr'
semnare.
Acum, i'll curind va Fl luata ii
ldiscutie reyiznirea de granite in
tire Rominia 81 Serbia. Aceats;
chcstie a fost putin discutata il
consiliul ministrilor GU d. Nala;
inaintc de caderea guvernul;l
lui. Acele discutii indica ca il
curind aceasta problema va +
definitiv analizata, 81 Sc va decl
dc granite definitive. Liga Ma
tionala din nou pregatit alt;
lucrare, o modesto brosura ,,Th
Banat Problem care i'll presen
Use afla sub presa, 81 care sapta
nina viitoare sc va distribui.
Aceasta s,aunca Sc datoreste j.
primul rind membrilor sectiilo
din Liga Nationala carl, ca adt
varati romini. IL n'au parasit Lie,
pentru ca ,.Dumnczeul Romin
.or'' cu misiunea lui refuzat a
le da paSapoarte. Romlnul adj
varat nu cauta recOmpensa pen
tru serviciul eel aducc ncamn
| lui. Il natural, intii sd salvan
ceea &C avem de salvat, apoi $
asteptam foloase in urma munce
depuSa.
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SINUCIDEREA UNUI FINAN
CIAR CANADIAN.

MONTREAL, Is Maiu. = Wi
liam Graham Browne, Seful fir
mel de bonduri w. Graham Brow
ire & Comp. s'a sinucis All noap-
te, impuseindu-se la citcva ore
dupa -arestarea lui, acuzat Cd
"a furat $4,000 della Royal Bank
Of Canada.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-15
ESIRI DIN MINISTER.

D. Nistor, ministrul Bucovi-
nei q demisionat din guvern
printr'o scrisoare adresata d.
lui general Averescu. Tot asst
fel va demisiona 81 d. Inculet,
ministrul Basarabiei.
De altfel aceasta intelegere
fusese stabilita intre cei dol mi.
'nistri inainte de sarbatorile
Pastelef.
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o II ISTORICA.
3I16 MAUI.

agitatiile ca. maghiarizarea sd Sc
faca imediat 81 fortat, multi dim
ire al nostrii ar fl cazut, mai GU
rlnd ori mai tlmiu, in cursa un-
gurului. Aceasta dorea Sc intro
duca, GU forta, limba maghiara
in toate scolile 81 char in biseri-
cilc celorlalte nationalitati, in
1912, prin agitatiile lui s'a votat
legea pentru infiintarea de gra-
dini pentrlt, copii, unde maghia-
rizarea sa Sc comita. In acesta
,,gradini de copii'' era planuit a.
sasinarea natiuni!or ne-maghiare,
pentru ca dorea acest Kossuth
ca in 10 ami in Ardeal sd nu sc
auda alta limba, de cit limba
lui Arpad.
" Aceasta incercares crimins!a
dc. a lie rapi limba a facut ca
Rominii sa sara GU totii intru d.
pararea eli. ,,Gelu GU conzilierii
sal. acum o mie de ami = scrla
Papiu cilrd aflara despre ma
valirea lui Tuhutum in Ardeal,
II au putut fl mai alarmati ca
ROminii la allzirea acestei vesti' .
Ungurii sc prcgateau hotarlt
de reyolutie. Doreau ca Sc flc
independents, 81 au inceput sc
strige in largul lumii, ca sunt a.
supriti de tiranii ABSTRACT. Pre-
tutindcni era vorba de rasturna-
rea Oligarchici, de- intronarea e.
galitatii 81 incetarea robiei, insa
| Isl dadeau seama, ca daca aceste
principii vor Fl date 81 Ardealu-
lui, atunci, datorita elementului
predominant rominesc, Ardealu!
ar Ii fost pcrdut pentru eli. Da
aci a inccput propaganda pentru
unirea Ardealului eli Ungaria.
Ronlinii stateu nedumeriti. T.
nirea promitea rasttirnarea oil
garchici, cgalitatc, incetarea 10
bagiei, libertate 81 fratietate Ll-
cruri frlmoasc de care neam.ll
nostru, de cind stHpini s'au facut
strainii in tara Ioastra, ma "a
vut parte. Rivneau cu totii dupa
accste principii 81 doreau din mi
ma infaptuirea lor. Aceasta in
faptuire insa numai gu unirca
Ardealului Gu Ungaria, dupa cum
i-Ge promitea.
Simion Barnutiu, Aron Pun
'nul, Timotei Cipariu 81 ceialalti
fruntasi, dupa ce au cintarit
bine evcnimentcle, au inceput Sc
lntrezareasca planul ungurllor,
1si inediat au inceput Sc prega-
teasca publicul pentru 0 mare
miscare romineasca. Au TRIMS
procqamatii in toate comunele,
chemind toata suflarea rominea-
I sea la ,,congresul national ro-
min" care Sc tinuse i'll Dumineci
Tomii pc cimpia della Blaj Acj
.Barnutiu'. a arafat in cuvinte ne
muritoare ce inseamna unirea, el
a spus: ,,Ungurii vor prin unire
Sc stearga deocamdata privilegli-
lie Ardealu1ui 81 imprcuna Gu pr
vilcgiile sa stinga .toatc popoa-
rele. nc.unguresti 81 Sc faca dir
t0ate numai 0 natiune, care sd q
numeasci. natiunea cea mare s.
tare unguresca"
I Auzind poporul nostru aceaS'
Ia, jurat ca vesnic sa-si apert
1 l;lnba 81 credinta stramoseasca
i Accasta decizie lui, a consfin
| tito GU singele celor 10000 d,
Romini, citi au cazut III revolu
tia della 1S4S, 81 eli Sc datorestt
ca acum am fost destul de 'pu
ternici ca sd sdrobim pe dlsmani
nostri 81 sc infaptuim visul fru
mos al stramosilor noStri: ~
nirea intregului feam ronlinesc.S
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.Cananza rupe lima dus-
nlanuui 81 scapa in munti

VERA CRUZ, Is Maiu. - Pre-
sedinetele Nenustiano Carrailza,
care eli 0 forta de trupe loiale IL
rezistat cinci zile la atacurile
fortclor revolutionart ~proapc
de San Marco, statul Puebla. a
rupt liniile revolutionarilor Ia
sud vest, 81 insotit Gle mie de
oameni a fugit in muntii dirltre
Puebla 81 Oaxaca, spun rapoarte-
lie primite aici All dimineat a.
Inainte de a parasi posifiunile
lor trupele lui Carranza an dis
trus trenurile lor 81 materialele
de rcsboiu earl nu le-au .putut
duce cu eli. Generalii Murguia 81!
Urquiso cu citeva trupe credin-
cioase lui Carranza Sc mai lupta
la San Marco cu scopul de a opri
urmarirea presedintelui care a
fugit.
Gcneralii Higinio Aguilar 81
Guadalupe Saches, in fruntea u
nor largi unitati revolutionare
Joi Sc pregateau pentru un atac
mare, dupa STRIFE abuse de un
captain care sosit ieri la Vera
Cruz de pc cimpul de lupta. Te-
legramele ulterioare indica Cd
Carranza s'a temut ca atacul a
cesta va reusi 81 s'a hotarit sa sc
strccoare printre liniile III car;
era impresurat, lasInd pc gene
ralir Murguia 81 Urquizo Sc i'll
frunte ataclll insurgentilor.
Dupa plecarea generalului Ca
rranza an avut loc lupte mari si
tclegramele zic cd fortele .lui O.
bregon au capturat prisonieri.
GENERkI. UCIss
Gcncralul Sachcz aruncat
fortele llli in lupta Joi dupa a.
miaza, dar fost respins dupa q
llupta inversunata. Generalm Ii
berato Lara Torres, unui din a
.jutorii principal al Gen. San
chez, a fost ranit de moarte pc
cind condlcea trupele lui intr !
lupta pept la pept, Gu loviturs
de sable la git. A fost dus Ia
Orcza, unde a murit ieri.
Trupele lui Carranza au fost
prevazute GU artilerie 81 masin
pusca 81 infanteria 81 cayaleris
revolutionara a fost intimpinat:
Gu ,ld foe de baraj in inaintares
ior. Doua din trenurile lui Car
rama au fost capturatc dar tru
pele guvernamcntale dupa lup
ia de patru ore au fost in stare
Sc opyeasca inaintarea 81 insur
| gcntii S au retras. Ziarul Ell Dis
tamen primeste stirea ca perut
rile au fost mari din ainbel'
part. x
Transportul american Port
,and 81 crucisetorul engles Cam
YbriAn sau sosit astazi aief: a. fs,l
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-03
PIE R s 0 N AIS

Dan Lynch of the Lynch Brothers, diamond drilling contractors, left on the Estebeth last night for Gypsum. He will relieve his brother Pat Lynch, who is at the present time at Gypsum experimenting the work ing of drilling machine.
 Bert Kirby of Haines. Alaska is registered at the Alaskan hotel.
 J. w. Sinclair. John Erickson and Joe McKinzie are three miners from Jualin who arrived in town on the Estebeth and are registered at the Alaska.
 Wm. w. Elmer of Portland. Ore gon, who arrived on the Admiral Watson is registered at the Gastineau hotel.
 Mrs. Emma Keeyer of Cordova who was passenger to this place on the Alaska, is registered at the Gastineau.
 Walter Rainbolt has purchased the interest of his partner, Henry Hanks in the Alaskan cafe. Mir. Hanks vii! leave soon for the south. George Saxon, the well-known baker, will Dc employed by MT Rainbolt in the cafe in the future. T. J. Finnegan. who has been III with pneumonia at St Ann's hos pital. has sufficiently recovered to leave the hospital on Sunday. Mir Finnegan will be at the Gastinean for few days and will then leave f2i Sitka.
 P. Y. Moran of Anchorage is af the Zynda- Mir Moran will leave shortly for Tenakee springs. Samuel Rose of Seattle is a guest at the Lynda.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-03
WOMAN OF WEALTH QUITS SOCIETY TO LIVE SIMPLE LIFE

Mary Hamilton, young, beautiful mistress of several millions O pounds and one of the most charming members of London society, disan peared mysteriously a few days ago It was first believed that she ma, have been abducted. but according t( the statement of Sir Kenneth Ora ham. q suitOr for Miss Hamilton's hand. the young woman is living tht Life of a gypsy in the New Forest
 This was the tenor of the items which were published in the big Lon lon newspapers at the time Mis- Hamilton disappeared. No further particulars regarding the young wom an could be obtained. but it was whispered that she was disgusted with society and had made up hel mind to live the simple life What followed is revealed in the new Art craft photoplay. Under the Green woood Tree" starring Elsie Fer guson, which will be shown at the Coliseum theatre next Sunday ane Monday
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-03
CONSTANCE TAlMAOGE AT PALACE SUNDAY

Frances Hodgson Burnetts famous novel of international romance. "Tht Shuttle" was adapted for film use by Constance Talmadge by Select Pictures. in accord with its policy oi star photoplays for star artistes. Mrs
 Burnett has an enyiable record oi popular novels. almost all of which have been dramatized and many oi them picturized as well. Her first great success was Little Lord Faun
 tleroy." in which Wallace Eddinger now a leading matinee idol and then
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-03
BIG SCENES ATTRACT CELEBRATED CHARACTERS

One of the most notable meetings of genuine Scotch characters ever brought together for a public per formance in thc United States, includ ing members of the British recruit. ing expedition. recently gathered in a certain village scene in the Eastern tv.TYSt"T-rt-s-t United States The occasion was the filming of famous Scotch and Am erican drama of romance produced by William Fox. with Peggy Hyland as the star These scenes may now be witnessed in Bonnie Annie Lau- rie," which will be at the Palace t0- night and Sunday matinee.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-03
MARRIAGE "UP A TREE" RIVALS ONE MADE IN HEAVEN

Marriages, the wiseacres say, art made in heaven, but every day find: their argument disputed in the di vorce courts. Consideration of thi: led Smiling Bill" Parsons to con ceive a happy medium in the way o location for a marriage ceremony 1T his latest Capitol comedy, Up : Tree" which comes to the Palace Sunday and Monday nights. It is III in stately old elm, between heaver and terra firma, that two hearts arc made one in the millionaire screel comedians newest two-reel comedy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-03
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an infant prodigy, made his debut iii the title role in the original produc ton. This novel is undoubtedly one of the best known works of juvenile fiction.
 The Shuttle" which will be seen at the Palace Sunday and Monday is perhaps the most polished product of Mrs. Burnett's pen, for it is d fast-moving story of unusual dramatic force with a universal appeal. As Bettina Vanderpoel, the brisk. inde- pendent. energetic American girl who brings her elder sister, Lady Anstruthers, back to health and spir- itual well-being. Constance Talmadge repeats the sensatior'' success as 8 dramatic star which ne registered with up the Road W.,h Sally
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-03
SUNDAY COM EOY AT COLISEUM

Famous Players-Lasky Corp,
 4S5 Fifth Avenue,
 New York City. Dear Sirs:-
 It gives me great pleasure indeed to report to you officially as the H. hstrieus Potentate of Mecca Temple the Mother Temple of the Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, that we had the dis tinct honor of exhibiting for the first time. your Drew comedy, "Once a Ma son" In the estimation of more than 5000 Nobles of the Mecca Temple, il is abselut ely the funniest and best oi any of MT. and Mrs. Sidney Drew z efforts.
 They are always good. clean, whole some and artistic, but in 'Once Ma son." they have certainly done the finest work that they have ever pre- sented to the film-loving public. Mecca Temple unanimously ac corded you a sincere vote of thanks to which beg to add my own very sincere appreciation. shall take pleasure in recommending it to oul Daughter Temples for the Nobles and their ladies
 Very fraternally yours. (Sienedl CYPRtAN c HUNT,
 Illustrious Potentafe. Attest: Louis N. Donnatin. Recorder
 This feature will be seen ali tho Coliseum theatre Sunday and Mon day
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-03
SOME NEW FEATURES COMING TO COLISEUM

Among the coming features which will be seen at the Coliseum afford ing rare treats to patrons, will be Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch, , Good Gracious Annabelle," "The Sir yer King" Romance of Happy Val ley" Little Women"' which took London by storm. and other Aircraft and Paramount features.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-03

Famous Players-Lasky Corp" 4S5 Fifth Avenue,
 New York City.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-03

COlISEUM-Elsie Ferguson in "un der the Greenwood Tree" and . Sidney Drew comedy, "Once a Ma son." for Sunday and Monday night. For tonight only, Marsue rite Clark in "Wildflower." includ ing Jack Pickford and Harold Lloyd, and a comedy and a travel ogue to open the show.
 PALAC Talmadue ir "The Shuttle" and Smiling Biir Parsons in up Tree" and . weekly and Literary Digest and Haywood at the organ. For tonie,. and Sunday matinee Peggy Hyland in "Bonnie Anne Laurie, and Fatty Arbuckle in Fatty, the Bouncer.'
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-03
REPENT IN RENO

Marry in haste and repent in Reno" has almost become a proverb, so common has the divorce evil be come. See William Fox's picturiZa- ton of "The Blindness of Divorce, at the Palace theatre next Tuesday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-03
CHRISTMAS BONUSES

NEW YORK, Dec. 30.-It is es- timated that sums distributed as Christmas bonuses by Wall Street houses this year totalled over $4,- 0O0. .OO0. which is the largest on record
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-03
OPEN EVENINGS

From 2 to 9. DTS. White and Stewart. Dentists. Seward Building Phone 469. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-03

The Alaska Grill serves the best meal for the money in the city.-adv.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-20
Games on Local Soccer
Schedule for Week-End
NATIONAL CUP
Seconl Round RepIa,
J. & J. Dobson VS.. DisstOn. Twenty mint
and Cleartield streets.

J. & J. Dobson VS.. Disston. Twenty ninth
and Clearfeld streets.
ALLIED FIRST DIVISION
Puritan VS.. wolfendcn-shore, CardinE-
SECOND DIVISION
st. Carthage vs.. EdEemoor. Sixty second
street and Cedar avenue.
Fairhill vs.. HAYWOOD. Second and Bristol
Ascension vs.. Pencoyd, d and Ontario
nativity vs.. Disston Saw. Belgrade and
North American Lace VS.. wolfenden-shore.
Kensington Congi vs.. Glen Social. u and
Clrarfield streets.
THIRD DIVISION. NORTHEAST g
Bridesburg vs. Veteran +. G.. Richmond
and Orthodox streets. ,-,,, nj
s.; veronica's VS.. Clover. Second and
,Paisthorn VS.. FairhlII NJ. f.. Front and
tlearfield streets.
NORTHWEST DIVISION
.Surpass Leather VS.. Olney. Mascher and
Westmoreiand streets;
street eretta SGd sSS.,. SS A. W. o.. TwentSsecond
Hunting Soc VS.. Francisville. Nineteenth
FOURTH DIVISION
Aldon y. &. vs.. Rainbow. Nineteenth and
WoIlopers vs.. Rorer Rovers. Wayne and
Logan streets.
Wcstmorelsnd VS.: DE Paul. Fifth and
Scanlon VS.. Somerset. Torresdale avenue
and Bridge street.
INTERCOLLEGIATEG GAMES
Princeton ". University OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Franklin Field.
WEST PHILADELPHIA DIVISION
"a Angor, y: G. VS.. Victoria. Fifty-slxth and
Norrlstown Y. VI. c. A. VS.. Victrix G. C..
nsi%ar 'rt'' belmont. GSsrf'TIi Tlityrsh,h street
Weicome vs.. Albion Thirty-third and Tas-
ker streets.
CRICKET LEAGUE. FIRST DIVISION
Germantown vs.. Philadelphia Blues. Man
Mooretown Moorsstown Blues vs. Merton whites.
Merton Mnroons vs.. philadelphia whites.
Merton. Pa.
SECOND DIVISION
PHILADELPHIA e. &. vs. Merton e. G.. st.
Martins. Pa.
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
Fleishcr Yarn vs.. Lupton. Twenty-sisth
Hohlfeld vs.. IIardwick & Magee. Broad
street and AilcrhrnS avenue.
streets.
Barrett Manufacturing VS.. T.. G. Budd
! 100 Wissnhickon avenue.
GERMANTOWN u. G. GAMES
At Home
I q. y. &: Junior w.. Penn Mar Junior.
! q. Is. e. Reserves w. Girurd College Re.
| serves.
q. u. E. Mid-i'lues VS.. G. Is. e. Mid-Golds
Away
G. Il. e. Senior vs.. Princeton, at Prince
| ton.
q. B. G.. Reserves vs.. Girard College. al
Girard College.
NATIONAL LEtGUE-SUSDAY
Federal ship vs.. BabcOck g. Wilcox. Jer.
sey City. y. J.
Erie A.. A.. vs.. New York +. C.. Har
risOn, y. j.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Bethlehem Steel vs.. Paterson. Beth
! Iehem. Pa. -
VI. T.. Smith at Hibernans. Second ant
Bristol streets.
Ascension at Flelsher Yarn. Twenty sixth
and Reed streets.
! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at HAYWOOD. ThlrtietI
and Dickinson streets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-20
GORDON, OF c. H. S.,
Wins SENIOR RACE
Covers Mile Cross-Country
Course in 1o:25-West PhiIly
Cops Team Honors

Charles Gordon. wearing the crimson
and gold jersey of Central High School,
flashed across the finishing line winner
in the senior scholastic cross country
race in Fairmount Park today. in 10
minutes and % seconds. West Phila =
delphia High School with total OF
~ points, won team honors.
The race was decided over three
and "A half mile course. starting from
the College Boat Club. twice around
Lemon Hill. and finishing at the start
ing point. Oldfeld. of West Philadel-
phia High. trailed the winner by four
seconds and distance of about twenty
yards.
Behind Oldfcld came Bailey. of Ger
mantown High. and then Wolf, Lauer,
Schopf and Longsworth. of West Philly,
finished fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh,
respectively.
Frankford High School and South
Philadelphia High School did not have
any entries. Fifty one runners started
and but two failed to finish.
The team scores: West Philadelphia
High, "a; Northeast High, ~; Central
High. 81. and Germantown High. 1906
Tho athletes finished Nc fnllows.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-20
DOBSON-D|SSTON
CLASH ONCE MORE
Second PIay-Off in National Cup
Competition at CahiII
Field

Seldom has interest been so keen in a
soccer match as in the game between j.
& J. Dobson and the Disston clevcns.
who will take tho field today for the
third time in as many weeks to battle
il out for the second ROUND of the Ma
tional Cup competition.
These teams have fought for four
hours without either side gaining the
necessary goal to carry them into the
third round. In thcir meeting two
weeks ago on the Disston baseball
grounds at Tacony. neither side scored
after the regular ninety minutes and
two extra periods.
Last Saturday they shifted the scene
of battle to Dobson Field. Thirty fifth
street and Queen lane. Here again they
put up n bitter fight for the regulation
time and two extra periods, the game
ending tie of one goal each.
Today the third act again shifts to
another grounds. This time n neutral
field was selected by the national com.
mittee in New York. deciding on Cahill
Field. Twenty ninth and Clcarheld
! streets. The kickoff i scheduled Mt
y. m.
In the Industrial League schedule in
tcrest Cpnters in the game between Lup-
ton and Flcisher Yarn. lIohlfpld. last
years champion, tackles its strongest
opponent. the Hardwick & Magee
eleven. The down towners now hav"
lead Of points over their nearest
rivals and unless Lupton puts
stronger lineup on the field than they
did last week against Snelenburg's, the
Yarn Boys should gather in two more.
Both Cricket leagues are busy again
today. In the first division the Phia-
| dclphia Whites. now leading, face the
| Merton Mar0ons This game should be
an easy victory for the local team.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-20
CRUCIAL COLLEGE
SOCCER CONTEST
Victor Of Penn-Princeton Game
Today Virtually Will
Clinch Title
Records Of old Penn
and Princeton Soccer Teams

, ~. -, -,
quaker ana Tiger VIII pa'tI' on
Franklin Field today at 2:3O for the
rhomnionshin nf rho IntorcolIcpiatc
,,,'.'. n.I ,s ,',Jo
soccer i""S"'' h"'h teams are U''''
f"at"d in their lcagu" games and have
proved that they are by far the class of
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-20
NATIVITY EASY WINNER
Richmond Five Scores One. Sided
Victory Over Keystone

Nativity, Of the American League,
sprung a big, SURPRISE on keystone,
League, at Nativity Hall, Allegheny
avenue and Miller street last evening.
when they won by the score of 45-1S.
The figures at the end Of the first hall
were 1911.
In the second half the Richmond bas.
keteers 4et loose with volley of field
goals and. led by Chickie Passon, who
landed six two pointers, they fairly
rained goals into the net All told,
Nativity registered nineteen two.
pointers as against FIVE for Keystone.