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Evening star., 1920-03-19
WILL OF CAPT. STAFFORD.
Legacy to Emma Ranney Is One
of Many Beouests.

The will of Capt. Frederick H Staf-
ford, dated October s, 1919. provides
legacy of $1,000 to Emma Ranney
as a token of esteem and in appreci-
alton of untiring attention during my
prolonged illness" A niece, Julia A.
Montgomery of New York, is to have
$4,000. while another niece, Alice w.
Shepard of Washington, is given So 600
and a gold watch and chain.
Bequests of $1,000 each also are
made to Catherine Van Beuren of
New York and Virginia Byington of
Washington. The remaining estate is
to be equally distributed among Will
liam A. Dignum. Cortland Van Beu-
rem. Egbert X. Van Beuren, Julia A.
Montgomery. Alice Lambert. Lydia S.
Harrison. Alice W. Shepard and Helen
E. Stoddard.
The American Security and Trust
Company is named as executor.
Evening star., 1920-03-19
JUDGE DOYLE ANSWERS
IN MANDAMUS CASE
Responding to Rule, Explains Why
He Declined Action in Suit
for Possession.

Michael NJ. Doyle. judge of the Mu-
nicipal Court. today answered rule
to show cause why mandamus
should not be issued TO compel him
to hear the suit for possession of sec
oud floor of premises 17<s willard
street northwest. brought by Sarah Il.
McCathran against Annie c. McGee.
her tenant.
Judge Doyle'n Statement.
Judge Doyle admits that he de-
clined to proceed and says he was
acting within the provision OIL the
Ball rent law. because the tenant
disputed the good faith OF the claim
of the owner. Since his order contin-
uing the case, he says. claim mas
been filed by the tenant with the rent
board, which has not been deter
mined.
Order by Consent.
To expedite hearing on appeal
counsel for Mrs. McCathran consented
that Justice Hitz should sign an order
refusing the mandamus and fixing the
penalty of an appeal bond. The case
will be docketed in the appellate
court in the hope of a hearing during
the first week of May.
Evening star., 1920-03-19
DAYLIGHT SAVING MEETING
Tonight in District Building by
Board of Trade Committee.

pubic meeting in the interests Of
daylight saving will be held tonight by
the Board Of Trade committee in the
District building. The committee of the
Chamber of Commerce. of which Isaac
Cans is chairman. will cooperate. to-
gether with representatives of number
of leading business houses in the city.
Communications have been received by
FREDERICK A tenning,. chairman of the
Board of Trade committee, from organi-
zations of many departmental employees
expressing their interest in the plan of
daylight saving.
A senator and two representatives
familiar with the municipal regulations
of daylight saving will be present
Evening star., 1920-03-19
WOMAN CLERKS TO MEET.
Employees of Government Planning
to Support Redistribution.

All women in the government serv-
ice are invited to attend a meeting
TO be held at o'clock tonight at 1923
New York avenue under aua1ices Of
Federal Employees Union. NJ. 2. for
the purpose of organizing to obtain
support for the reclassif1cation COM
missions report.
Call for the meeting was issued to-
day by L. J. Biller of the union, and
it was announced that the main OBJ
ject of the proposed organization will
be to enlist the support of the or
ganized clubwomen of the entire country
in favor of the reclassification bill.
Evening star., 1920-03-19
COMMUNITY DANCE HELD.
Southeast Association Plans Spring
and Summer Schedule.

Music and dancing constituted an
entertainment program presented by
the Southeast Community Association
at meeting last night at the Tyler
School. 11th and G streets southeast.
Refreshments followed the entertain
ment program.
The association is planning an elab-
crate schedule of entertainments for
the spring season and will follow the
schedule into early summer.
Evening star., 1920-03-19

White Crochet Bedspreads.
double bed size. Reg o. ~
ular price, $500. sDZ.OS
White Crochet Bcdspreads,
single bed size. Reg % /n
ular price, $3.50. snZ.|
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double bed size. Reg % no
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Sale price ......
White Crochet Bedspreads,
double bed size. Reg d = -
uiar price, $500. sDe0.44
Sale price .......
White Dimity Ripplette Bed
spreads. double bed 80 EP
sise. Regular price. sbZ.9S
S3.25. Sale price,. *~
Evening star., 1920-03-19
WOMAN JUDGE SPEAKS.
Moral Conditions in New York Ex-
cellent, She Tells Women's Club.

Moral conditions in New York are
better today than any city in the
United States was the belief ex-
pressed by Jean Norris, judge of the
magistrate court of New York, speak
ing last night at a meeting at the
Women's City Club. Judge Norris
also told of the work of the women's
court in New York. and asserted that
the domestic relations branch of the
court is the most trying in which to
work. This is due. she said, to the
had feeling on the part of parties
concerned. -
Evening star., 1920-03-19
Board of Trade Committees to Meet.

A number of applications for MEM
bership will be acted on and arrange
ments completed for the regular
monthly meeting of the Board of
Trade at the Willard March 26 at a
meeting of the executive committee
Monday.
The following day the streets and
avenues committee of this body will
complete a report it is to make at
the monthly meeting. This meeting
will be held at 4:30 o'clock in the
board rooms
Evening star., 1920-03-19

The Recruit. the ''land battleship"
which has been anchored" for two
years in Union Square. New York. has
gone out of commission The Recruit
induced thousands to join the Navy.
Evening star., 1920-03-19

Profits of s1.061. 800 for 1919 are
shown in the annual report of the
national breweries in Canada, conf
pared with S616.2S6 the year before
New Britain herald., 1920-09-10

sheviki gold" the newspaper stating tho money is being held pending a de- cision by tho shareholders as to whether it should be used. Tho opin- ion of readers as to the acceptance of tho money is asked by tho news paper which publishes the admission on 1t first page under glaring head lines.
 It refers to the coviet funds as "a magnificent demonstration of real working class solidarity and of what Russians mean by internationaiism."
New Britain herald., 1920-09-10
VOLCANO ERUPTION
 ADDS TO TERR0RS
Italy in ThroeS of Natural
 Catastrophe

Rome. Sept. f0.-A volcanic crater has suddenly opened at tho top of Pixzo d'UceIio. a mountain s,s45 feet high. about nine miles northeast of spozia. It is located on what appears to be the northwest corner of the district shaken by Tuesday mornings earthquake. which resulted in the loss of hupdreds of lives in the region just north Of Florence. A telegram from Spexia states tho crater is emitting smoke and sulphuric fumes and that scientists there attribute the vol eanio outbreak to tho earthquake.
 Ffvizzano. Italy, Sept g, (By Asso- ciated Press ss)-Survivors of Tuesday mornings earthquake which laid tho once fiourishing and cheerful town of Fivizzano in ruins are. as the hours pass. coming to realize more and more the extent of the calamity that has befaiien them and they seem stupefied with tho horror of tho disaster.
 Tho work of rescue went on all last night and doctors. sanitary assis- snce. saiiors from tho Italian dread volunteers wore themselves out in their efforts to bring comfort to as many sufferers as possible.
 As in former earthquakes some families have been rescued almost without injury from the ruins of their homes. while in other cases every in- mate of shattered dwellings was killed. Ono littlo girl whom nobody recognizes wanders about the town with her frock torn and tears running down her bcgrfmed face. asking pite- ously for mama mia" She possibly is child of visitors here for the summer season. She cannot tell where she lives and knows only that her name Is Tina"
New Britain herald., 1920-09-10
GIVES RUSSIAN COLD.

British Labor Newspaper Admits Getting Big Fund From Bolshcviki.
 London. Sept. io.---Admission waa made this morning by the Herald. organ of labor. that it has in its possession 75.ooo pounds of "Boi-
New Britain herald., 1920-09-10
Boston Store
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 A few yards of these, a Mccall Pattern and . littio Energy on your own behalf will produce n classy karment nt comparatively small cost.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-16
WOMEN TO Do THEIR
BIT TOWARD MAKING
OVER OTTAWA c. Of c.
COMMITTEE SHOWS GREAT IN
TEREST IN TASK BEFORE THEM
BANQUET COMMITTEE GETS
MORE ANSWERS TO INVITA-
TONS.

That the women Of Ottawa are 20
ing to do all in their power to atimu
late the interest in the reorganiZation
of the ottawa Chamber OF Commerce
was evidenced in the carncstuess in
which the women's organization com
mittee Of n" Ottawa Chamber Of
COmerce set about their task at Il
meeting held at the homo of th"ir
chairman, Miss Lelah incoln. ycstor,
day afternoon Mrs. Charles Irinn ST
has been added TO the committee.
Owing to the fact thai Ward Condo
h leaving for the soufh w T IaCkcrs
ha5 been named as chairman of the
publicity committees
Banquet Replies Pour In.
The banquet committee last night
gave out the following statement.
WE wish 20 ntAte that an citizens Of
Ottawa are invited to the banquet
both men and women If any citizens
have not received invitations. please
notify the banquet committee OF the
Chamber of Commerce"
The beginning of a new era for OF
tawa Is propheaiod by the list of hose
who have accepted the invitations 10
attend TIA" greater Ottawa haryret
dinner n which time the Ottawa
Chamber of Commerce will be star ed
On it's way with an OF the power and
might Ottawa men and women can
give it The ever increasing total al
acceptanCca to invitations to attend
n Ia Ia f.. bEt ~ q
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-16

Try q Want Al In the fro" Tad
Journal for Quick Results
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-16
Masonic Cane 9

Masonic Canoe
For Nasous aud their families,
Wednesday, Get. 20.
Iiertrich's orchestra.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-16

LONDON--An aiTpiane dash to
the South Pole, This is the goal
OF John L. Cope, who Is the head
of a party which is now enToute
% the Antarctic to make & survey
for the British Imperial Antarctic
Expedition, following which Cope
will enter on five-ycar push INTO
the land Of tee 70 the south. IL
is planned to bring the expedition
to a climax with m airp!ane dash
for the pole.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-08
ARMORY IN CHESTER WILL
BE SCENE OF BOXING BOUTS
Joe Jackson and Al Brown Clash in Star Bout Tonight-Wu
Britt Is appointed Matchmaker
BY LOUIS ii. JAFFE

CHESTER, Pa, will be dotted on
~ the pugilistic map tonight This
evening will mark the entrance of that
place in the fistic field when FIVE bouts
will be put on at the Armory there.
Willus Britt. former New Yorker and
who has had an address in Philadelphia
for about four years, has been ap-
pointed matchmaker. Frank ('Popo
O'Brien. of the National Club, will be
the official referee. and Joe Dougherty,
of this city, will be the announcer.
On boxing nights the Armory will be
known as the Armory A. G., and
Matchmaker Britt rs arranging his
second show for the night of October
81 after which bouts will be held on
Friday nights weekly. Britt has the
support Of the mayor of Chester and
other city officials.
Joe Jackson and AL Brown, Philadel
phia welterweights, will appear in the
star bout of eight rounds tonight. The
other bouts will be a six -rounder as fol-
lows: Johnny Griffith VS.. Kid Harris,
Bobby Barrett VS.. Joe Martin, Johnny
Traub VS.. X. O. Hammer. and Battling
Reid VS.. Bunny McGinnus.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-08

THE wise man sigheth in the weight
L Of his knowledge; but the fool
singeth in his lack of understanding.
YNHE bulk Of all great growth starts
L in poverty, just as the bulk Of all
decay comes in the midst Of too much
gold.
THE new law of life is Make-not
L Take--and yet the world wonders at
its growing troubles.
A Tip
HVOU ought to pick Joe Jackson for
l. your all-star team" writes a
fan. "He Is not only n fine hitter, but
also one Of the greatest throwers the
game has ever seem"
THERE is rumor abroad, however,
i that Throwing" will no longer be
one of the priced features of the ancient
pastime.
Books for Crooked Players
TNASMUCH as crooked ballplayers
L will now have moro time to kill. hero
are few books whose titles should
carry a distinct appeal:
''The Wreckers."
'Brokon Blossoms.
'"The Spoilers"
THE Castaway."
"Thc Man Without a Country"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-08
Iuy Olson Is Hero

DERAPS the defeat be charged directly to young
L Scwcll shOrtstop. The kid was very and
couldn't settle down In the first Inning he foozed
Grifths grounder which should have resulted in the
second out
Instead. Tom got on Olson was on third and the
infeld had to play close for Wheat That gave Xack
slide single past Gardner and the first
run. Had Sewe gone through with the play it is doubt
full il Brooklyn would have scored.
If there a hero, let submit the of Ivy
Olson. The big Swedc has been panned off and but
yesterday was one of his good days He did some swell
shortstorping yesterday and the deans have just re-
membered it.
EIIS play Of Wdmby in the ninth, tohon he
III back on the grass. grabbed his hot liner and
thrcic the ball to first in time to get the Indian
By a step a gem.
COPYRIGHT. 1920. by Public Ledger Co.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-08
Schedule of Week-End
Independent Grid Games
SATURDAY


Receiving ship. Mt IIolmesburg. Metro
Club vs.. lIolmesburg second: Crystal Field.
Rhawn and Craig streets, HOlmesburg.
Cheney Training School. Mt Phlladelplla
Collegiates. Hilldale hall Park. Fifth and
Main streets. Darby.
Germantown \. A., at FrankfOrd. Browns
Field. Oxford pike near frankford Etgh
School.
Oak Lane. at Logan A. A.
NincOme VS.. All-L4ancnster. at Lancn ster.
Ewing a. A., at Ph0eniNyille.
Hobart, at DreNcl Hill. Strawbridge 4
Clothier Field. Sixty-second and Walnut
streets.
L. :. Marines. at Colwyn.
:, GreepTay A. A. of West Philadelphia. at
Riverside Field Club, at Riverton. v. J.
remncrnnce \. c.. OF Bethlehem. at River
side. y. J.
Wheeling 4. G.. at Emerson. OF Camden.
Fourth und Jasper streets. Camden,
Stag \. C., OF Camden. ut WOodiyne. ". j..
SUNDAY
Hobart, at Bridesburg. Richmond and
Orthodox streets.
Drexrl Hill. at Vlncon,e. Of Paschall.
Sixty-eighth street and EImwOod Byenue.
West Walnut. at All-Phlladelphia Club:
Madison Ball Park. Thirty-fOurth and Reed
streets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-08
LOCAL GRIDDERS
FACE HARD GAMES
Independent Football EIevens
Have Strong Opponents for
Saturday Contests

The independent football season will
be in full swing tomorrow and the
number of teams playing the gridiron
sport in this locality far exceeds that
of any previous season. Philadelphia
and the nearby vicinity boasts of almost
a dozen clevens of especial merit which
inclCdc many college stars Of the first
magnitude
PhOcnixvilc is we'll fortified with
stars and has such players as Fritz
Pollard. of Brown and the Akron Pro-
fessiOnalS, who makes his first appear
ancc tomorrow aS halfback: Spagna. of
LchiGh. Mt tackle: "Bodie" Weldon. of
Lafayette; 'Ludd" Wray, Heine
Miller and Lon Little, of Penn.
Ewing A. \. plays its first engage
ment tomorrow when the local eleven
travels to Phoenixville. They will get
into the game full of fifht led by Cap
tain Coghan and Jimmy Moore. re
garded as the best punter in either col :
lcgc or independent ranks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-08
Sherrod Smith Tiuirled
Longest Series Contest

This is the second world series
for Sherrod Smith, the Brooklyn
southpaw. who held Cleveland to
three hits yesterday. In 1915,
Smith, pitching the second game OF
that baseball derby with the Boston
Red Sox, was beaten by Babe Ruth
in fourteen innings by the same
score as yesterdays victory. This
is the longest world series game on
record.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-08
Tickets for the

Tickets for the next show at the Camden
SpOrtsmcn's club Will not he put on sale for
u week. yet Herman Taylor has received n
large number of requests for reserved seats,
Eight leading mittmCn In their respective
ciR sses are to compete as follows: Mike
O'Dowd Vs. Augie Rather, Willie Jackson
w Gene belmont, Gene Tunncy vs. Sergeant
EaY Smith and Jimmy, Murphy VS. Johnny
Mealy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-08
SELECT EDDIE MAHAN. I
AS GREATEST GRLDDER
"Hurry Up Yost,' in Minority Report, Names WilI,
Heston as the Western Choice for Best AIlRound
Football Star
BY GRANTLAND RICE
To De Wolf Hopper

oandered Muduic Hop soherc you and we boys,
by our th 0 ch'dtn jotj
Alas and only rank 'oeeds grop
mighty Casey the air just forty years ago.
Remember Billy place. phere in the ttoiigh shade
gathered discuss the home Casey adef
Don fennel that joint used to khoo
Before Casey the breeze forty years ago.
dopnno bledohes met
pou sit IN bygone happy days.
fumbled there haze sproufed IN
Where mighty Casey in cdin just forty years ogo
him. Hop, each tra he came to bat
breath the plate he spat
nd tohen bat-ho loud yeped-bnt Oh,
struck ou-just forty
The 6aT field Is a patchthe outfetd'8 overgro,cn
With pupkp and oeedy poshe rooters oil hdce fooS4
No one couX Dhen IN that dim
Exploded Mudpis aWtu shame each night upon the stage
The vlaoe band dbaded the resigned;
The council jumped graft and in scclusion pined
caught ha out and those zoe used knoo
Bega" Leave il" f0oks and dr0'e Just forty years o'0
Alas for Mudves pmp oenNsoW Casey reoncd:
grandeur departed nowher glorySong since paned
place upon is lost and seeniS 70 care
Since that famous pinch stepped and bed the d
l.fs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-08
Local Golfers Fall to Qualify

district golfers played yesterday In tbs
Arcoia clubs tournament at Hackensask.
hut none OF them made the first diyison,
who tailed cighty-seven In the quallfyths
round c. NJ. Hicks. Philadelphia Country.
ut nincty-one. and X. 8. Byrd. philadelphia
Golf Club. at 107.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-08
Pencovd at Nativity

The Pencoyd Iron Works bssebail % isam
will be tho Saturday opponent OF tho NalNv
posing pitchers will be Pete Liebert for ths
i,onworkers and Tom Carrisan for me Rlen'
monS club. on Sunday Ed Rommel's Az.
Stars viii invade the northeast. Hockenbury
will pitch for Nativity.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-08
''The Deluge.
1.-THE Scarlet Letter.

''The Deluge." "N,
'The Scarlet Letter." ~
liver think about this feature Of the
IL scandal-what the ballplayers al
was a big surprise--what the gamblers
did was not.
ILIILLIAM B. HANNA, in the
w American Golfer, selects Eddie
Mahan as the greatest all around east.
ern football player Of all time. And
among those who back up his choice
are Bill Edwards, Charlie Brickley and
Bill Langford. Yost selects Willis
Heston as the western all-star choice.
Why not have Heston and Mahan meet
at catchweights for the supreme testl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-08
Johnny Burns has an Information

Johnny Burns has an international ban
tam bout on for the headliner at the Cam
bria johnny Mooncy will carry the col"rs
OF Uncle Sam against Eddie Harvey, Of
Charley O'Neil vs Johnny Dougherty, Phlla-
dephia Joe yelling w. Billy CANNON. Ping
Bodie vs.. Harry Law and Jimmy Esan w.
Frankie Smith.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-08

Tommy McCann. n Germantown favorLte,
will meet Jimmy Murphy. OF West Philly,
in the main mix at the Germantown club.
Johnny Ramatchi va. X. o. Crause. X. G.
Morton vs. Willie Clark and Jimmy Scan
Ion vs. AL Vero are other bouts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-08
West PhllIY Lad at Rutgers

New Brunswick, y. j., Oct. s.-DOnald
Shaeffer, a former West Philadelphia High
School boy who moved last year to Chicago.
Is now playing guard on the Rutgers team.
He was used to start the opening game
against Ursnus. This Ia Shaefter's second
year at Rutgers. ard although he was
candidate for the football squad last season
he did not get into any OF the games.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-08

4 pair OF battIers-Nurray ad Leonard
Will go on In the seminal to the RIchi,
Mitchell-Joe Wellng bout at the Oympit
Club on Monday night. In the other bouti
Danny Coughlin meets Joe Richie. Tomm.
Murray faces Frankie Jerome and Harr,
Roth boxes Johnny Royce
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-08
Scraps About Scrappers
Bobby BARR

Bobby barrett. the Chester welterweight.
scored knockout In less than a round over
Willie TroXlcr at Camden the other night
scored the kayO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-08

Two boxing shows are on In this city
tonight Bouts will be staged on Friday
nights weekly this fall at the Cambria and
Germantown clubs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-08

Manager Bill Macdonald. of VinCome
takes his team to Lancaster for a Saturday
game, and win have in action Dick HendrOn.
Of Buckn"ll, brother Of Johnny HGndron.
last years captain OF Bucknell. Vincome
plays at home on Sunday with Drexel Hlll.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-08

Jimmy Mend0 Is matched TO NEE: Willie
Callahan at Lancaster on October 70. In the
aRme show Tommy Murray will take on
Billy Waltz.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-08

Willie Edwards has undertaken the entire
control OF making matches for Make Will
hanson in the future. Other bantams under
Edwards's wing are Tommy Murray and
Jimmy Mendo.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-08

Somebody forged Ray Cnmpbells name to
wires sent rut from Lancaster early in the
week. In which 10 was stated that Len Raw
line was winner over Frankie Mcguire.
pings to the effect that Rawins WAS the
loser.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-08

Johnny Mclaughlin Is matched for Il ten
rOunder with Tommy Mcfarland ut Boston,
Mass. next Wednesday night
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-08

dow Marty Collins bout. in the seminal of
which which Hughey Hutchinson will meet Joe
Jack Russo and Kid WagnSr VS. Chick
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-08

A. the wheels Of a motorcar are constantly
On - strain at sharp turning Of corners and
similar driving exigencies, 4 Is well to pc.
r."i'r.LIv rheck over the condition OF the
wheels and tighten the loose nnnE" nut.
tlc..k'nG Of the wheels when this IL neglected
IL ru aud S.a warning that trouble j. near
until this detau Is looked after.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-08

family according to John McDermott the
boxers manager
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-08

Manager Deere. OF Drexel Hill, plans sew
Cral changes in the lineup when his team
faces Hobart tomorrow afternoon at the
StrRwbridCo C!othier grounds. Clark
fullhack Of six seasons. makes his reaprcar-
anCe. and despite the opening reverse al the
hands OF WncelinE. the boys expect to score
a victory