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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-24
Many Sports Events
on Thanksgiving Day
MORNING
CROSS COUNTRY

MORNING
CROSS COUNTRY
American scholnstic championship. Fair
mount Park.
SSSgs SSansSan SaT TsTSHint W1nSsins aSd rk T.nca.
J. W. Z. /. Juniors. Intermediates and
Meadowbrook Club. Logan square.
s., TTs"cis xavisr e C.. Twenty;
fourth and FMrmOunt avenue.
FOOTBALL
PhiIlics' PARK. io:so. ~ '
vi!laHcvn Prcp vs.. Ia Saile Prep, Cahu!
Field. Twenty ninth. and Cioarlad
West rhindelOheS il. $. vs.. Norristown
II. g.. ut SOrrtstown.
West Catholic vs.. Alumni. Strawbrtdge
tiothler Field. Sisty-s"cond and Wal
Y. NJ. A. vs. Holy Name. Thirty-afth
street nnd Queen lane
SOCCER
Philadelphia Cricket League
F1rst Division
M.rlsn t%, Whites vs.. Merton Maroons, HA'-
Philadelphia Whites VI. Pennsylvania
Second. st. Martins.
Germantown vs. M0orestown Blues. Man
helm.
second Division
Nsrlsm rIfo,d s C. Fs' HAverf0rd c0'l'<"' HAv-
Philadelphia C. G. Va. Penn Second. 81.
Martins.
Northeast picked team vs. Northwes.
picked team. + and Clc.irfield streets.
Industrial All-stars vs.. P1eisher Yarn.
broad street and Allegheny avenue.
u. B. Z. Games ut Home
IT, b; &. Midget Blues vs. q. u. &. Midget
@. i; Z. Junior Blues vs.. q. u. G. Junior
q. Il. {. Res~ryrs w, Alyro Il. G.
q. Il. G., seniors w. Corinthtan Club.
Rccre@tiOn Center Games
funheld Va. Cohocksink. Cedar and Ann
AFTERNOON
FOOTBALL
Penn vs. Cornell. Franklin Field.
BridasburE w. HoImesburg. Rhawn and
Craig streets. Holmerbury.
nion \. \. vs.. ConShohOcken. Norris
Lebanon Al Stars VS.. Frankford.
Browns Farm. Frankford.
Nictrix W; Hobart, StrawbridSe & Cloth
Ter Field. SiIty-second and Walnut
streets.
Nincome w.. Whe-iin&. Forty fourth
ctd,e strest and Parkside avenue.
'heitsnhnm nam w. Malsgn' Cottman street
Delso at Colwyn. Fourth and Ellis ave
nue. Coiwyn.
Olympia 4, A.; b.o.d and Bainbridse
streets. first bout 2;30.
National 4. A., Eleventh and Catharfpe
Cambria 4. g.. KsnsinEton avenue and
Auditorium 4. A.. sixth and Brown
stre~ts. first bout 2;SO.
SOCCER
Marshall r. smith vs.. Hlberntapa
Twsnty'nlnth and Clearficid strccts.
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Frosf-Biten Divots on Wintry Links
by SANDY McNIBLICK


THERE promises to be something In
i .,o o,do, 90 oo,..o, sh,f,,,,
t"e o.'., s ens ..
around OF the ieadinR Rof players VI
the city for the season to come which +,
however NAV not amount TO anything
more than II did Inst year
At the conclusion Of The plav for the
Geist Gun at Whitemarsh this fall. j.
Wood PIatt. city champion. signed ap-
njicat;on there for a iunior membership,
II. II. Dawson, j. s. how'd. II. Il. New
TON Fred Knight and other prominent
tnemhars ~ The club signed the nnniica
tion and it's a cinch Il will be going
through shortly.
p,a.. .,,u h 90 No,,, r1ms
ra... stu .i ,heinoeT s,i, oi Nor.n ni;nat;nn %
~ hhturhn! "a'''ns In tne npp'i;a' 49,
goes through 10 hhhounrr tu "ny "s. T.n,n
tions OF Wnat cIuD ne WI pHms h run
h, ~ .n. .o.ajn oGs h;s Tor,b u,lis roemb.rshin
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lack DEMPSEY TRAINING IN
HEART OF CITY FOR BOUTS
Instead of Being Country Champion Is Getting Shape
Broadcay for T,oo Big Matches
Nv LOUIS II. JAFFE

bouts" said Dempsey. smiling u little.
Then in July I suppose I will meet
Carpenter. He's nice young fellow,
but do not expect to have much
trouble with him Still. you know
there's nothing sure about a prize fight.
II feel very good indeed right now"
he continued. Il am practically at my
best weight, but need a little more
work, especially in boxing. enjoy
training in New York. and I think 7
do even better here than | would some
where out in the country. Look at
me- :"
Doesn't the noise bother you?'' the
Damon asked. jerking thumb in the
direction Of Broadway.
"Noise:" said Dempsey. Il never
hear il"
Then he went to bed.
Half AN hour later as Runyon was
saying good by to Kearns and Dough
erty, DcmpSeys door was passed. a
sound as of man saving wood within
assailcd the Damon's ears. proving that
the champion Of the world was right
about the noise.
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HARD TO FIGURE HOW
=, BIG COLLEGES RANK
Pitt.Penn State Game Tomorrow viii Decide Thq,
argument, but Hoo Does Winner Stand Alongside
= Of tPrinceton?-ArmyH Handicap
BY GRANTLAND RICE

build a machine for any hard, s,,,
The Navy schedule hasn' Z been h.,.,.
put with Princeton. Georgetown .nl
Car0lina State there was more co,,aa "u
tition than Notre Dame alon. cnp;,
Next year the Army schedule will 1.
different matter. There will no =, 'I %
two and possibly three hard oo.t .east
outside Of the Navy game, which bhi'es,s \. s,
ways young war. 10 a''
coached with Charles Daiv al wei
conditioned with Harry Tuthii, wei! M
| another robust encounter arounS N1 Nut
yember 13 would have been much h.,. no.
Tor the Development Of the team.
II 49,, the Navy has worked forw.,s
steadily into an improving team. wb;s
no one knows just how Tar the Xrmss
has come. ny
Wherein We Doubt II .;.
"hfOST football writer's h,vo -.
A,i wrong idea about Yale, HsrvsrS
ana frinceton,' writes Yale gradnu
I'VE are only interested in wbs,,o.
we beat each other. A defeat eariie, Ie,
In the season by one Of the smoiies
colleges means nothing
| A few may. take this viewpoint. M,
the majority do not. '' 'u'
| We happened to run into a bunch =,
Yale men after the Boston College GO. ol
| and none Of them was startin, 'S"'e ane
jubilee Of JOY. On the contrary. they
were all distinctly upset. ''e'
No big college team likes to be be,ts,
by anybody-and defeat by one e tbs
smaller elevens comes as a distine, ioit
| II don't believe In holding plays hay
for the final games,' remarked WSite.
Camp recently. Especially where % s,,cb
tactics endanger victory. A food
machine should get the winning habit
Yale, Harvard and Princeton ou,,o
naturally figure their games the mors
important, In so far as they are con.
cerned. But it doesn't set well with
any Of them to have a 30. called smaller
institution step in for winning after.
noon.
Copyrtoht. 1870. All -,phfs reserved
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been experimentins lately with the standard
ball which will be used next year. After
isl TWO or as ,Ss.S s9.S ; 's'y iSSS. p ] 'a TED
that II was ten or 1ftenn yards longer
than than S,nsr amn,nn maEss n while Runc;.n british
Winter weather hss nothing to do with
soif at Roxboroush: Colonel John 8. struse
Spposition in Ray Robinson ana % Fred DAVIS DAVIS
Jos sekn. youthful pro at stenton. and
Eddie Ciarey. Baia amateur, settled com
fortably In second place at the end OF the
premier Smatsur.pro golf m.etins at Pine, %
hurst over the weekend. with q score OF
raRss sat sS .Sn Sff S f.T41 Rs' S | out
Edgar at the end. sska was paid 800 for
third money and Ciarey got plate.
carry, tho hard-hittinH Mitchell clouted the
rev bail 3iS yards, Duncan got more than
that with a cross wind.
Some Of the best pros In the country
success In every way. 1t was won by Loo
d%s. nis acs sri Tom Of AFT9gt R'' Esa 4. e.
Desei !. tss young ho%s:Srsa wSs fsi!:S Ss
States open title and anished Il. With JeH JACK
Burke. Harry Vardon and Jock Hutchison.
william leach. Nerchantviiie. and j. II.
Thompson. Philadelphia, were two other
local pros entered at Pinehurst. The latter
played with y. NJ, Newton. Richmond who
helped TO make the Shawnee meeting last
summer q success. These pros and partner
had 500 and sol respectively.
Meantime. during the rest OF the week, tho
sisteenth annual aGtumn tourney viii be
probably be tho only local entrant, but
should have a good chance.
The ambition OF J. II. Hogan Ia to breal,
100 The other day at LlAnorch he lost a
couple Of do.sn ,l, eails In ,Ihs srSrt. but
figured In dollars not strokes.
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Consolation Battle in Vest

OUT in the western part of the state very important
~ game will be played between West Virginia and
Washington and Jefferson This will end n disas-
trous season both teams with only small of
consolation for the victor.
In September West Virginia hailed the
strongest in the country. The Mountaineers
expected to walk through their schedule, but struck
we're beaten by Pitt. Yale and Princeton.
Washington and jefferson had the best material in
any college, but the team work poor Three games
have been lost and effort will be made to finish strong
Rutgers travels to Detroit to play the University Of
Detroit. Foster Sanford says his team will win but
Foster has been making bum gucsses all season. Detroit
has very good football team and the home lot will be
hard to beat.
Down South. georgia Tech and Auburn will hook up
for the championship. Tech has the edge in the ad
dope
Copyriohs. 1890. bp Co.
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TNRAlNING in the heart OF big city
i instead of being somewhere in the
backwoOds away from the bright Lights
and humdrum of trolley cars, autos,
ETC., is the newest innovation in the
fstic gam" made by Champion Jack
Dempsey. The heavyweight titloholder
Is getting in shape for two bouts. with
Bill Brennan and jess Willard, and he
is doing his conditioning right in New
York city.
1t was 10 o'clock p. m. Broadway
was Just taking on It's nightly vivaciouS
appearance. Everything and everybody
was full of ginger and pep. as they
say along the Great White Way. when
q knock sounded on the door of an
apartment in the ncighhorhood OF
broadway and Ninety seventh street.
Damon Runyon did n" Knocking.
The hrnvyweight champion of the
world opened tho door in person. g,
"Come in - he bawled, with ENs-
ture of welcome. Come right in and
make yourself at home. vas just got
ting ready for bed. v
dBcd?" the Damon repeated. won
derinGly. "Red az only 10 o'clock, and
you right here on Broadway
Jack Apologies
"Well," said Dempsey, uro,egott'
cslly. "I'n in trimming now, you know.
Good bprd training. I've aot ~ be out
n,mniing that osDIalt in Central I'arT
~ < o,cIock in tEr morning. But come
;np,
Runyon was ushcrrd into an elabo.
roteIw f"rrisboJ W., annrtmcnt Soft Iirhts
.'nyrsJ oynr tbirt vrIyrfv raructs In
fhe distance could bo seen tho dining
room the .idcboard laden with cut
sIass and silver.
biz piano stood in one corner o.
. bnge Iiving room In another corner
so taII nhonogranh
0rtsidn tbc Windows broadway
-osred across Ninety seventh street Ii
Spss strange .cttjog for DucrIIstIc
camn hrt me Characters we're there.
Tim Doughorty tho Baron" sat en-
bedded in the cushions Of beautiful
davenport. Jack Krurns. manager Of
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FOOTBALL CURTAIN READY TO FALL
ON GREATEST SEASON IN HISTORY:
PITT AND STATE TO AID IN FINALE
by ROBERT w. MAXWELL
Sports Editor Evening Public Ledger

THE finale of the 1920 college football will be
i staged many GridiroDs tomorrow and when the
curtain falls the greatest year in the history of the sport
enjoyed such prosperity Capacity crowds attended nearly
every game and the receipts enormous.
Some college managers probably buying themselves
medals and blaming their excellent work for the increase
In revenue. but they had nothing do with it. The
public became interested and this in addition the fact
they had other place CO. made ideal combination
to swell the bank Attending football
considered the proper thing this year
The in the East will be packed to the water S
edge tomorrow. Penn and Cornell will play full
spend Thanksgiving Day Franklin Field. The
tending elevens playing for the championship Of
anything but they evenly matched will put up
hard game Something like battle between the Phillies
and the Athletics the close of the baseball
Out in Pittsburgh, Forbes Field will be packed and
ammed for Penn State and Pittsburgh will clash there.
Neither has lost game this season and the victor
will be in line claim championship honors with Prince
ton This the important of the day and the
football world is anXiousy awaiting the result.
Last year Hugo Bczdek sprung old play with
trimmings early in the Pitt game and scored touch
down which paved the way sided victory Penn
State up against il, with the ball its 5yard line.
punt formation called but instead of kicking,
forward pass Higgins and the end sped
30 yards for u
THE play unexpected and that cas rcSpoES
bic for its success. Pitt lcV be guarding against
this tomorrow
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rb.ukssivins on the on Trail

VhAnkSGfv1n8 On tnot ArAi
TAo.ksp;cino Dayi At cosrtless boards
tAe cloa. .clli gather face to focc.
The circle form and keotf to hedrf
tAcp'n pledge the kinship Of the
So on lie Of troll yos and +, old mote,
,ciN Wt oSr glasses. Nigh
To tke traa tAof foIlo,os on alien
To fIs troa tkdi never Viu CORY Us
back.
Aad then to dreom Vken the dssk oroes
block, q dream that pili neoer DIE.
Thanksgiving Dori Well, .ee, too, knep
eAaf Nome meanf N the pedrs
tAof GORE q:
WAat Ror,e yIes " Il nottered here
wAere olien shodo,os drift and
So on he Of troll, mon TO mos. pe'll
still pledge soith .sn'iln0 eye =
The troa that oeckoned ss 'o'th 'f'
From Aoms on dthosc zoe shall never
And then TO dream. as IL used to be, a
drcom thot soiH never die.
Ranking the Lenders .,.
A PRINCETON man writes In 70
"A know just where the Tiger ma
chine will be rated, In connection with
the winner Of the Penn State Pitts
burgh contest Of Thanksgiving Day.
Princeton beat West Virginia, the
Navy and Yale. tying Harvard.
II Penn State wins on Thursday Penn
state will have beaten Dartmouth. Ne
braska, Pennsylvania and Pittsburgh,
tying Lehigh.
II Pittsburgh wins. Warmers Pan
theirs will have beaten West Virginia
Georgia Tech. Lafayette, W. and j..
pennsylvania and Penn State, tying
Syracuse.
In one way Penn State will have de
served more credit for beating Dart.
MOUTH and Pittsburgh than Princeton
gets from beating Yale and the Navy,
Dartmouth and Pittsburgh are Q good
deal stronger than Yale and the Navy
Hut Princeton's tie with Harvard Il
more creditable than Penn States til
with Lehiah.
II Pittsburgh wins its final game @
line of victories over Georgia Tech
Lafayette. W. and J. and Penn Stat,
will be an exceptionally fine showing
But for that matter It might be just q.
well to wait until the full returns are II
before extending the passionate debat
to any further limits.
The Arrny's Handicap
WEST POINTS greatest handical
w on Saturday will be the lack Of I
harder schedule.
One first -clnss game isn't enough t.
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Here Is the Dope

DEM and Cornell also will stage an stephen
affair This promises to be peculiar battle, each
is strong in different departments Individually Penn has
the better team but collectively Cornell has the edge.
By that mean the Big Red team will show better team
work and better attack than Penn Dobc has whipped
the team into shape and has 1t working smoothly.
Early in the season Cornell looked like the saddest
aggregation that stepped a gridron. The
couldn't tackle carry the ball handle forward pass.
Ithaca the first part of October and witnessed
the practice one afternoon.
Cornell fortunate in having easy schedule.
Colgate and Rutgers supposed to be big but
scored Only did the Ithacans slip up, and
that in the Dartmouth game. The Green won. IA
3. which looks good in face of the A to wslloping
handed to Penn.
There Dobie's team. There isn't
captain Team play is the big feature, and that
is enough.
Penn has a number of veterans the team. Thomas
and Straus finishing their fourth year Of football,
and it is the with Vic Frank. Ward, the big tackle
played with Georgetown, Whitehill from Rut
gers and Captain Hopper is finishing his last year Har
vey, Wray and Wagner all have had previous college
experience.
STILL the has been able get together and
play consistent football The players have found it diff
cult their signals and of the formations
failed because knew where to stand. The Penn
has been mystery this year and it is hard to
figure what is the matter.
AGAINST Cornell hooevcr. the Red and Blue
n al,cnys plays a hard game, lrhilc the Ithdcans
usually hare a slump. Penn to be a aoodoo
Cornell. Nevertheless, HeismGns team ,riH have
ahotr big improvement to cin the GnnaGl battle
fomOrrolc.
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QUAKER CITY SECONDS
TRlPPED BY REGULARS
Jack strubIna, Former Princeton n
GrIdIron Player, Stars In Win

The Quaker City regulars walked into
a stiff opposition when the seconds held
them to to 3 score In the fourth
practice, game Of the season at the Ice
Palace last night.
Jack Strubing. last years brilliant
quarterback on the Princeton football
team, made his first appearance OF the
year in a hockey uniform. He made
ssSaDds sSSn an tbs stcSeRf Sn ss eh@waas with tn.
team, where he held down point posi- q.
tion part Of the game,
West PhiladciDhia Protrrtant Club, a tlrst
class travelling team, would Ike 70 boo
games with teams Offering fair inducemsnsa
8. QArman. b2la KershaM avenue.
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GeoraIa Tech 70 Get Star

Easton. Pa. Nov. .24.-MsS Houser. the
College team. intends to enter 1eorgia Tech
shortly shorty, nner the ThanksSi,,ns .ecss; s,:
fall, going to Yale instead. He has been
visiting DR.. Crawford here tho last few
days. and has decided to enter Georra
Tech
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Army Wants to Play Harvard

Cambridge. Nov 2i--Maior Philip Hayes.
athletic director at West Point was at the
offices Of the Harvard Athletic AEsociation
comforting With Fred W, Moore, graduate
70 arrange games with both Harvard and
Yale next year but nothing was done at
Cambridge yesterday afternoon towari liking
date In 1921.
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Scraps about ScrdpperS

co1 r"'"y %nsHs he Is 10 IN met ' Tcddy JOYCE
i1Sg bout VIII be- re,HrS GyGs'n meet, on
ing the referee declaring the first contest
draw
Jack Russo Ia being kept In strict training
ny J"s ,nr,s,Hns W.. ESHts !" s,e'm m"
Weights There IS some talk OF a meeting
between Russo and Kenny Hnlgcr
Joe TiplItI Will not, box Johnny Ray on
the same program with the Benny leonard
Joe Yelling bout IN New York Friday night.
Ray, II is said Is not ready to get into ring
action as yet.
Gene ra"nsy, a E F ,a.nnoC ShGmRon I'LL I'm get
Jackson-Ma,t Brock bout at the olympia.
N6e 0oldststn 49, viii box WINE spencer and
PinE hod'e viii 90 on IN The opener 9Th
Johnny 1inman has been lnshing HE
training at Phuadrlphia Jack O'Brien,s pre-
paratory to his m""t!ns With Lew Tender
tomorrow afternoon at the National. Joe
other bouts. joe O'DonneH vs. IN, Harm
MrGuvrrn VS.. Jack Perry and Darby Caspar
vs. Joe Augats.
Knockout SAMSON will take the place of
Carl Denncr against Jack LeSlie at the
bouts Joe Koons meets Dick stosh, Tommy
Cllfrord faces Eddie RevoIre Young Mulligan
opposes Freddy Turner and Kid Shsrkey
boxes Bobby Burns,
Thirty-sk rounds OF boxing will b. dahed
out TO the Auditorium fans tomorrow after
noon The bouts are: Joe Wright vs.
charley Walters. Philade phia Joe WellIng
vs., Mike MahoHcy Bobby Barrett vs.. KID
Charley MEX McKes ~ vs.. Toanshsy DusaH' "' "''1
Sergeant Daniel Twomey Is a hard-punch-
ing lightweight. He has been knocking out
/ all Of his 1873 IS pound opponents at Camp
Dix. and now wants TO come here for COM
| petition. TwOmey does his training at the
! camp gymnasium daily.
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AldrIch to Captain Yale

Aidrich. OF Fail River. Mas, was elected
captain OF the Yale football eleven for next
year at u meeting Of the twenty-five men
department and twelve from the Sheffield
Scientific School,
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IN THE PITT AND PENN STATE THANKSGIKI1

section, but has shown himself mighty good coach
and able to take of himself.
THE game promises to be one Of the best pldyed
this year. Both sides are confident Of victory,
and shosid be, judging from their records. Hop
ever, IL Is hard to pick tcinner, as the clepens
appear evenly matched. IT is q toSs-up.
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Sergeant Daniel Twomey Is hard-punch-
ing lightweight. He has been knocking out
all Of his 1873 95 pound opponents at Camp
Dix, and now wants to come here for COM
petition. Twomey does his training at the
camp gymnasium daily,
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Joe TiplItI Will not box Johnny Ray on
the sam" program with the Benny Leonard
Joe Yelling bout IN New York Friday night
Ray II Is said Is not ready to get into ring
action as yet.
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Jack Russo Ia being kept In strict training
hy joe ChUstihnu, who wants 70 stack m"
southrrner against the b"St Of the light
Weights There Is some talk OF meeting
between Russo and Kenny Nalgcr.
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Meantime. during the rest OF the week, tho
sixteenth annual autumn tourney will be
played at PiTehurst. Eddie Clarry Will
probably be tho only local entrant, but
should have a good chance.
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The ambition OF J. r. Hogan 10 to break
100. The other day at LiAnerch he lost q
Coags oi iot ao.sn snec.s.fu,y S y" ISs aH sy.
figured In dollars not strokes.
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oFdway Fuller. trustee. to NJ C. Gala
han, so - wrst line I-lfth street % feet
south Dnval Street. isxi2: feet. June FL,
Ii a McCnhy. trustee. to Mildred G.
ZONES. y" i4o7 south line Leigh Street
49, feet west Kinney. Yves, 2o.iOxlias tcc:.
IL seldom Taylor. trustee. 10 Lawrence
s. Manrnni. southwest corner Broad aud
MAYO streets. 3lSGS feet. July g. 1920; 81 61n
NJ. ID. Nunnailv, trustee. to Mason w
Pace. west line EdGcwood. 100 feet south
Essen. south 50xl3S feet. June s. 1927: So rs
William l.. TYLER. trustee. to Clarence
Jones. lots and 10 block 10 plan Provi-
dcncc Park. July 6. 1920: $50
stuart Bowe. trustee. 10 w. J.. Rngland
ct al: Let l., block %. Barton Heights.
samuel II. Baker to II II. Wood. trus-
i"e lots ,s,s an! Ia block c. Brookland Park
y. 4. StoltZ to r. T. Mayo, Jr trustee