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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-19
PROGRAM OF NAVY DAY RACES
ON THE SCHUYLKILL RIVER

300 r. NJ.
Senior Single Qunrter-Miie Dash
John n. Kelly. yesper.
Paul Costello. Nesper.
3-George W. Allison, Undine.
3I5 +. VI.
Junior Single shells
Edward Bennett. Undine.
2-W. f. Gilmore, Bachelors.
EWster EFFen Kosstsn; TSsS;. f.nnssy%sa' fairSouns.
$3.50 p. NJ.
Junior Single Girs
1-Edward Barton, Malta.
2-Jarrett Hanna. yesper.
3-John ii. Bauer, Malta.
Al. r. Grcitlnser. Undlne.
5-Willlam Hnpgood, Crescent.
3a5 r. N.
Championship Senior
John u, KolIy. vesper.
AVIATION Clark. Philadelphia.
S-Paul Costello, yesper.
4-George w. Allison. Undine.
400 p. NJ.
Association Senior Single scuIls
IL. Brown. Malta.
2-R. q. 0elers. Undine.
3--W. T.. Hamill. Malta.
as. q. Mollard. Pennsylvania.
AIS r. NJ.
Junior Four-Oared Gigs
l-Pennsylvania.
2-Undine.
3-Crescent.
4--Maitn.
5-Bachelors.
6-vesper.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-19

time packed in bales with paper surrounding garments
in order protect them much possible
Because of the fact that unable TO
full and specific details which the buyer
have regarding these goods is requested urgently
advised that each of that interested make
be the premises where make actual
specton bales which
and thus determine what Offering
Buyers will not be permitted select lot of
bales which bid Each
of the conditions of this
much garment certain number of bales of
wear (new) consisting of approximately 200
bale, matter what the
tents be- the sale stands long
underwear either undershrs drawers which
may be made of Nansooks, Babriggans O
Neither the delivery
but the Government WILL feasible, endeavor see
hat each gets regular
In this sale of these 100000 under
advantageous purchase and certainly should
Make of the dates NJ, June 2Sth
for the selection of bales by buyers
until IL o'clock standard Central time
informal sealed bids with the Depot Officer Street
Chicago andbeginnng 10 A. NJ the morning June 3Oh
the public auction sale of the remainder.
~ Notification of awards will be made the morning Of
3oh a. 1919 W. 39th Street Chicago to bidders who
emit The auction sale will be held the beginning
10 A. M the morning Of June Inspection of
handse be made during both the
9th Street Near the Stockyads) which
from the downtown section by either
Each successful bidder will required certify before de-
offered for sale, directly or indirectly, for export
SURPLUS PROPERTY DIVISION
Ohes Of the ousermassr General, Purchase Storage
MUNITIONS BUILDING, WASHINGTON, D. C..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-19
army Poloists to Play
in Olympic Contests

M a conference between William
so,i, !" ii'azard' secretary of the Polo AS
Amonn' and the secretary of the
yr,can ~a" Olympic committee, II
tean uec'ded to enter an American
man. IN the Olympic polo tourna,
to u| Ito TO be held at Ostend July ID
c.rs ne - team of American army Off.
plavinr rom the Rhine sector, now
Ioc,0h Iay,ns in England, has been SO,
Sen,at,as ,u as the United States rcpre.
bu'a.lye +. .s four. The combination 70
setts 'erea red win include Colonel Mar.
Alien a,,I oaptains al Harris, Rumbougb
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-19

No doubt these youngsters will sur
prise some of the veterans, as they have
been advancing gradually in training
and should be in first class condition
by the tryouts.
Another star uncovered in the college
season is Simon Seward, of the Univer-
sity of Virginia, who has run 10 seconds
several times for the century. He is
entered in the classy field Of sprinters.
Aside from Seward. Virginia is sending
Archer and Chamberlain, two high
jumpers. doing better than 9 feet 4
inches
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-19
LEDOUX ON SECOND
INVASION OF u. s.
Markham A. G. Manager
Care the Wrong ADDRESS

Recently w. Lentz, manager Of
the Markham A. c., advertised in the
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER Amateur
Sports column for games. The ad
dress given was incorrect, consc-
quently Mr.. Lentz failed to receive
a large number of replies to his an
nouncement. The fact that the mo-
tice was widely read is evidenced by
n flock of mail which has been de-
livered to the Sports Editor. These
communications, which were mailed
to the address given in the Amateur
Sports column, may be obtained by
Mr.. Lentz at this Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-19
FINAL POLO TODAY

Bryn Mawr Meets Country Club
for Trophy
The final polo match for the Bryn
Mawr Cup will be played this afternoon
at the Bryn Mawr Polo Club. The two
teams in the final round are Bryn Mawr
and the Philadelphia Country Club. The
play will start at 4 80.
The Country Club combination won
from the Point Judith riders yesterday
on their own grounds by the score of
10-4. Standley Stokes and Alfred Smith
played very fine game.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-19
Cramps Booking semIpro Games

games facing them when they take on Flelsh
or A. A. today, Forty-eghth Ward tomor
row. Marshall Z. Smith June 90 and GIbsoi
4. A.. juno %. Cramp Professionals hav,
July 3. AMI Z open for semiprofes siona a
home team pa ying suitable guarantee Phon,
Cramps boiler departmsnt from to p. n
Kensingtoa 1901 w in the evening, J. II
Daley. 719 Belgrade street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-19
d:3O +. NJ.
Junior Double Sculls

d:30 y. NJ.
Junior Double Sculls
1-pennsyIvania.
2-Iniyersity
3-BuChelors.
4-Undlne.
b-Nesner.
6-Undinc,
i:45 p. NJ.
intermediate Single Sculls
Ralph Weldie, Undine.
2-Harry McClay. Malta.
500 p. NJ.
Senior Double Shells
1-CoStcI'o and Kelly, yespsr.
2-Simmons and Cofrin.S Pennsylvania.
3-Auer and GutgselI. Nesper.
515 u. VI.
Junior Quadruple Sculls
1--Nespcr.
2-PennsvIvania.
3-Bachelors.
malta.
5-Undinc.
Senior Four-oared Shells
malta.
2-Iniversity.
3--Nesper.
b.45 p. NJ.
Junior Eight Dared Shells
l-Iniyersity.
g-U ndine.
3-Malta.
600 +. NJ.
Senior Quadruple SculIs
1-Nesper.
2-Pennsylvania.
3-Nesper.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-19
PENN H0N0RS FAIRIES
Polo Team Presents Student Coach
With Gift

Walter r. FAIRIES. one Of the best
water polo players that ever represented
the University of Pennsylvania in the
swimming pool. was presented with
small gold polo ball last evening by
members of this seasons Red and Blue
polo team. FAIRIES was captain of the
191S-19 team, but was ineligible to
play this year owing to the newly on =
forced degree rule, so he coached the
team instead.
FAIRIES is graduate of the William
Penn Charter School and Haverford
College. He was graduated from the
Penn law school this week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-19
Bermuda Race Called or

New York. juno 10.-As the result OF
strikes in shipyards and late ftting-out
c c"1 .on tnC tSrmC,a -, mo, Lru2a, "c", u =.
been started from West Eighty-sixth street
and Riverside Drive next Saturday has been
called off and postponed for one year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-19
Coach Prefers Farm to Diamond

Wesleyan baseball. coach and forr-sriv
Kansas City pro player. has resigned
his position here. He has gone to Kansas
TO work on a farm. He Will give up coll
lege coaching. Before he came to Wesleyan
he coached at Michigan College OF Mines.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-19
Fans to Honor McoulIlan

New York, June l9.--The game between
the Giants and Boston Braves at the Polo
Grounds on July will he observed as NC
Quillan Day by the Boston twirler's friends
in the knights of Columbus. Members are
engaged on plans for presenting a testimonial
to Hughie. The present will be diamond
ring.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-19

Struck 0ut-By Mnrgetts, 2; BY
Coke, 4. First base on balls-Off Mar.
getts, ?; of Coke, 2. Stolen bases
Crane. Faherty. Sacrifice hits--NIc.
Phee, Holmes. Hit by pitcher--Mur.
ply. Umpires---Klem and EmsIie.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-19

POUGHKEPPsIE COURSE RECORDS
Four-Mile Varsity Race
Cornell go. July 2, 1901. IAN. ka ~.
Two-Mile Freshman Race
Cornell. July 2. 1909. ON. n Az.
Two-AIlle Junior Race
Cornell. -. June 28. 1915, ION. 1-5s. Z
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-19

Cornell Has Won Big
Regatta Thirteen Times

Ihe Following table shows the aggregate
posIt,ons won By cech varsity crew In The
tWwoennN-two intercollegntc rcEattas since
sthndard events composing the regatta,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-19

The show scheduled at the Cambria last
night was postponed until tonight because
OF rain; The bouts I;,: srG: Young MeG9STieIrn %SiIn
delphia Joe weilng. Young Gin VS. Joe
Leitze, Johnny Dugan Ys Joe Langdon and
Sammy Gold VS. Arthur Rhoads.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-19

Harry ID. Edwards wires from Vncland,
y. J.. that both Willie Jackson and Lew
Tender have posted $1,000 each with him
as guarantees for appearance and weight
for, their eight round bout at the FhiIles
Ball Park, July IL.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-19

1t H. reported that the Lew Tender hand
for the Willie jackson bout, Jackson al;
ready has named Lewis as the ofhctal
referee, but a report today from reliable
source was TO the effect that the Tender
faction would insist on a Philadelphisn TO
act as third man In the ring on the night
of July ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-19

Bouts arranged by the Sun Ship at Ches-
ter last night were postponed until Monday
night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-19

Charley Ieslons. the Frenchman, Is expect
20 IN Philadelph,e Monday % finish tTain,Mng ing
Palace wednl sdsy nisht. George ChnncS is
10 70 take or Wcllins IN 2 return bout 9n IN me
maine sSsa Ear 4'Afs srssss %ssAs ana .Ss SwAsg
seraid w limmy HurphyA NIs .tlis
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-26
Paul Deschanel, quien sera inaugutado dentro de
POGO como presidentede Francia, en- Paris.

tomare en- ese tempo ei derscho de
enmienda; mis- eOmpa1eros me derro-
taron; y On esta session especial 10
sostuve ell misfa0 dereehO, hasta Ell
tanto que no le pude guitar al pueblo
la pfldora arnarga que ambas plata;
formas nacioHales no las hicieron
tragar, confiand0 en- la conflanza que
Las masas generates tienen, Canine
mos en- union Y cpmbatamos como
siempre en- pro del prDgreso y la fe.
lieidad de nuestro Hstado y defen-
diendo para siempre, cada QUEEN su
f6 politica. en- los terminus de Ia mo
raj v Ia d~ecencia. Congratulo a los
ciudadanos de mi condad0 por haber-
me deiado sin ninguna Intervention
y por dltimo permftanlne guardian pa
siempre I'm ~recuerdos como tam
bien a todos mis- compaheros Yocales
de la camara, por las halaguenas
deinostraciones de cariHo que me dis
pensaron durante 81 tempo que tute
Ell honor de g su compaheroA reno
vando mis- woes de gratitud, parn1i
tanme ~repetiral1e como su sincere ser
vldors
VENCESLAO RDMEROs
Kepresentante del C0ndado de To
france.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-26

~ \0t pdHpfAAANAl
TODD 10 vio 81 ffeFnano c0ando,
con in indfgena desfallecido iba, q
la media noche, para Ell hospital que
aeababa de fundar; y shubo horror
Ell sus ojoa Y hieso de pavpra en- su
cofaz6n. In breye relampAgo lie
espada, I'm ,cuerpo de nombre que
GAIA en- la tiniebla con una puhala-
da-
GArrida v noble. ella gaian, FL.
Tn padre colonial, con puntillos de
rectilineo, como I'm trueno
la voz, Ia mano en- 81 pufD del acero.
tai cual 10 pedfan Ia petilla hidalga,
v Ell bfgote ~entrecano, quenado por'
loa heroicos soaes do Handes. Esa
noche los ~sorprendi6 u Ia estocada
rompio de una veS = vida y IN
beso,
NADIA supo la autoridad, porque el
cadaver fue enterrado aprisa por
Ia serVidumbre, en- IN campo eerea-
no; pero ella ST 10 supo, enloquecida,
al voIVer del desmayos y en- soslozos
gemla, cuando lego la orden impla-
cable que la arrojaba o la Gale. /.
En- la casuca humtde, ell Hermano
Pedro ponfa bAlsamo en- las llagas
de gus enfermos, llagas que para
IA .eran como roias flores de su mis-
tico iardin. TODD lleno de arorlas
del campo estaba 81 patio, peQilefo
como I'M padueao ardiente de sol.
La salutacion de los vecinos francis
canos. ponfa ~mel6dica pureza EN- 81
luminoso amanecer. Y ell Hermano
tenfa para los indfgenas d0loridos.
palabras mas suayes que 81 balsar
mo; Y pensaba. al componer la a1-
mohada de este o al llerar aqua en-
ell finajo para la sed de aqueb
que ell senior Dios Sc dignaba benz
decir su obra ungfa sus manos Dia-
dosas y,su espiritu que era Hanto IN
fuerza de ser ingenuo.
Reson6 i'm aldabonazo imperiosps
Y al abrir, se present0 ella &lYida, a.
horotada la cabellera como por una
rafaga de locura, empurpurado Il
delantal de batista, con La sangre'
adorada. Sc affoj6 los pies del
sierro de Jes1s.4Que la Teconocio y
ramemor6 Ell noctuTno paso de ira
gedia. y Sc sinti6 henchido de una
miser1cordia infinita, Ella le dijo gu
pena de una sola vez.
Pensaba dedicarse a Ia plegaria RI
ban convento el resto de sn vida MI
SCRABBLE va: llevars 81 casco roto y su
arbogadura deshecha al puerto dc sad
Pero antes guerra Yisitar
Ia tumba del ser amado Y llevarle
siquiera una ofrenda dc flores, X
como estaba tan deaamparada. sin
maraYedf y pront0 IA ciudad sersa
an hervor de conaenkarip8. acudia q
81, a var6n 1usto para que Ia ayu-
dase.
No vaciI6 81 hermano Pedro Man.
ca yacilara para 81 bien Lerantan-
dola, pregnnt0 por Ia sepultura. Pen
20 ella que iban a pasar a alg0n
puesto de flores nero 81 nrme andaf
del Hermano los dei6 atraB Y ante
"a mirada interrogadora, le dijo.
-SIgueme, que este Is p0r vOiun
lad del Senior.
LiegaFOn al campo incultos 81 ole
lei monte que yestfa con Ell Rrd0r
ID Ia maiiana. Ella cay0 do rcdillas
7 had0 con lagrimas IA TERRA RENO
ida y Ell Hertnado Pedro So pua0 nn
X fue un miiagro. ppraue
Il dalanfal con que ella ~ cubria los
Jos Sc colmo de clavelea en- quo ae
.ongortfa IA sangro del mnefto, J qHs
'ayeron desbordados, cd iluyla ellen
iosa aobre Ia tumha.
jose Rodriguez CERAA.
i
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-26
EN a coNrg Dn pRUesAs

Estado De Naeyo Naked,
Condado do Santa rs.
in 81 as1nto del Estado de Joss
~ Gonzales, finado.
Asiso Dc nombfamientD de Admins
trador.
A todaa y eada una de- las perHonaa
lnteFesadas
Agia0 81 lea d. por Ii proaenta Dc
pue u abai0 armada. Mannelitn Ortiz
Dc Gonzales an Gnllste0 y santa E&.
Nuagu Ai9xlco ha Bldo dehidalnenfe
gombrada ADMINISTRATORS du eafadu
de 3os8 N Gonzales. nnndo. fliimae
maAfo del coudado DC santa ~.
Tedaa y cada ana dc les psnsonas
quo leaFHn fcclanns leeaies en- con.
IRA ae1 dicho calaao quedon nplIncs.
daa q ~rfesentaf SUE ~reclhni1a en Il
foflna debi6emeuto foFffIcoda. 5 dnn-
no dei linmro pfeacFitQ nor "A iey.
naes lat por8piae cue tar1n one
ftg epdHaaadna h dleho e4iado.
81 aHeFtaas AZ hnehf as hagn4
! A scale nfuiaAn administrator.
asp an igo a. pcefahTa
n i1sA
ASnElA 0RIW nE GONZALES
seEfntirA4ofa dei nStado A. IhaN
N 0onaAna nnado
n Agfado A. irK santa
s. ~ "a la,t pah sIareh i
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-26

EsTADO DE nfUEV0 MlnxICo
Condado de santa rs.
RN A CORTE pE PRuERAa

ANt "A GQEttH LII EdNQAHA8 H
m IA mateFla del 1ltlmo testamenso
y voluntad de Justo r. Madrll, fInado
IA QUIENES CONCIERNA
P0r esta 40 ia avfso, que I'm ms
t~ru1nento que pretende SER 81 Ultimo
Testamento y VoIuntad, de Justo r.
Madfns finad0; ha Bido p~rotocolado
en- Ia C0rte de Pruebas, por Ell Con-
dado de Santa re, Nuevo Mexico, y
que pOr 0rden de la dicha Corte, 81
dia 10 de Mario, de 1920, a Ia bora
de las dos de la tarde, P. NJ, en- I'll
Cuarto de Cortes de dicha Corte, en-
Ia Giudad de Santa Fe, Nuev0 Mexi-
co, es 81 dfa, tempo v lugar, fijados
para Dir IA prueba. del dicho Testar
mento u Ultima Voluntad.
POr 10 tant0, c~uaiuRier persona b
personals que desearen entrar o po-
ner sus objeeiones. a la dicha Ulti-
ma Voluntad y Testament0, son y es-
tan por 10 tanto N~otificad0s, de pro-
tocplar sus dichas objecci0nes, en- "a
Of3cina del S~ecretari0 de La COrte de
Pruebas, del Condado de Santa sc,
Nuev0 Mexico, en- 0 antes del tempo
fijado para OR diehas queias. , OBJ
ieciones.
Feehado en- Santa re, Nuer0 Mexi-
Cd, est dfa G. de Eohrero, dc 1920.
ALFREDO LuCERO,
SecretaFi0 de Gondado.
Por FEDERICO LOPEZ,
Dlpntad0.
p p DAVIES, Abosado do leg,
Santa re, N. M.
Pub. Feb belfast Mar. 4.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-26
FL Cuerpo Federal para
Ia Educaci6n Voca-
cionaI.

RI Cuerp0 Federal para Ia E1ucal
cion Vocational, caYo oblefo Is "a
educaf Y rehabilitaf aqnellas peTso-
mas que a resulta dc sus serytcios
proslados Al eobiefno dlEunfe IA Eae.
rra tnnndlal hayaE auedado lncapaci'
fadDs para seeutf "a ~foeacIdn o pro.
feaf6n que anf6fiofmenie r~fofeaaban.
esta ahura tonitnd0 paaos para anu
rar = c~onclnir COZ Ic1 easns que aho.
~ refnlHneEcan, s. eon esielble1 paFa
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&" AtN ""
bre Ia punta de los dedos.
Son las dlez de la noche, Las ca
Hes empiezan a estar ~desIertas. I'm
las somhras de las medals cnadras
veo ~fanfasmas de ptros tiegnpos; yo
ms sieuto, como elios, con ii espa.
da para 81 rival y una mana0llna pa.
ra Ia nina que mas adore Tal Eaz
Retnardai
on Ia viejecita dc los cabalIos blan
COS! Oh la sehora de aos cabellas
griseaI Oh, Ia nina de- la caheliera
hrpnat ~ 81 oa confarais Vaestrns
historiass sin citar nomnres. acas0
seria Ia mislna. historic la de todas
rosotras y una misma hgura la que,
en- bien separadas epoeas, pas6 por
La ventana para dejaros en- la mano
IN beso que Sc spbi6 para siempre
al coraz0n.
Juan Ramon AVILES.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-26
IosEEITA Al nhAuEz

Leyba, n. NJ, Feb. de 1920.
Sr. editor de FL Nuevo Mexicano.
Sirvase dar lugar al siguiente Co
municado p0r 10 cual le anticipo las
gracias.
Hoy, pense delinear un0s cuantos
renglOnes para expresar los triste5
aentimiantOs que brotan del coraz6n
humane, Guandn seres queridos han
de~saparecid0 de nuestro medic, y 10
hag0 lleno de trizteza, porque en- Il
curse natural de I1s casos SO notan
eventos de RrandA desconsue20. 6eras
Quaridos que vivian cerca de noso-
tr0s y que tienen ~relaelones fntimas
con nosotros, Fl ven desapafecer de
me3tfa Vista paE1t siempra, deiandp
solamente tristes ~rnclerdos de 81
vida, y una tumbn fra donde descan.
san sus restos r~scgfaies.
Tai 81 nuestfo deatfno en- este va.
lie de Mgrimast pero sicluDre tenp-
mos aun eamplir ngestro doslino. de
laruella SohefaTa y Aitfsima disposi.
|ci6n que daia ohfar 10 que pcrmite
~ ordana ~I1fOH.
TN mortal gus deaapafece. Ua nn
fayo a. iuG que ae apaea ma gotta
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no upeda % gacfo ca 81 lusar quo
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una hlstefia a. lodos loo dina. Sc
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