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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19
THOUGHT THE VILLAIN
STILL PURSUED HER

One gallant young colonial officer
fell In love with her because he be-
lieved n cruel man was pursuing her
and making her life miserable.
The other gallant officer, winner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19

wv long has man been on
earth7
Human history. OF a
recorded. definite. relat-
ed sort. only goes back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19
As IT SEEMS
TO Me
DANA SLEETH

SUPPOSE | am an ordi.
nariiy curious fellow.
and I presume that
what interests me inter
ests my fellows. And
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19

NEED not 20 into the
methods used to discover
the age OF the earth.
They are complicated.
technical. Chemistry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19
STADIUM drive
BEGINS TODAY
Night Shirt Parade Is Fea.
ture OF Week

With the sod already broken
and sio,soo In precampaIgn sub
scripiious saitod down. University
Of Washington students and
Seattle business men snapped
out together Monday sor q state
wide drive 10 raise s600. 900 10
build the University stadium.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19

and geology. and other sciences.
however. do give Us az definite
data regarding the age Of this
world OF ours as they do about the
food we eat. the former animal
life of this state. or the reason for
our soils fertility.
when we say the world Ia more
than 900. 900 900 years old. we
know what we are talking about as
definitely as we know anything.
And when we say the world win
not come to an end next year. or
a hundred years from now. nor a
hundred thousand years from now.
nor A HUNDRED MILLION
YEARS FROM NOW. we also are
buttressed by evidence almost as
valid as when we foretell an eclipse
a hundred years from now.
OF course. accidents do happen
or do they7-but for half a billion
years this earth has been moving
according TO rule, and there Ia no
apparent reason to presume that II
will not keep going as 1t has.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19

Nd do you want a weather
forecast-a real. long
range prophecy?
Here In a good one:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-19
Ueather

Tonight aud Tuesday, rain;
fresh southeriy
gales.
Temperature last 81 Hours
Maximum. s.. Minimum, 20.
To-day neon. "a.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-22
MRS. R. \. BARLOW
TO DEFEND CROWN
Several Locals in First Of Three
Clashes for North and South
Championships
by SANDY McNIBLICK

Pinehurst, y. c., March 22.-Fem-
ininc golfers will pull up the curtain
on golf through the country here TO-
morrow. The great North and South
championships are here this week and
the first number will be like the open
ing ensemble of a musical classic, with
the minor tournaments during the win
ter down South like discordant tunings-
up of the orchestra beforehand, in cam
parison.
Never have the North and South
championships assumed such importance
as this year. They will afford the
only important action of the great golf
stars before the month of August if al!
the rumors can be consolidated as cor :
rect. Within n month after the wom-
ems North and South championship, six
of the best women golfers in the coun-
try will sail to compete in the British
championships.
Mrs. r. II. Barlow. present North
and South champion, will be the first
of the Philadelphians called to the
tee tomorrow to defend her title. So
many stars have signifcd their .inten
ton of entering that the championship
fight has been expanded to sixteen, in =
stead of the customary eight, in order
that none of the stars will be left out
provided there is not too much of n
fall down on the qualifying card.
Miss Eleanor r. Chandler will play
well for Philadelphia, as she has had
considerable triumph on the links in the
Quaker city SO far this winter. Miss
Edith Larzelcrc. Old York Roads cap
tain, came down some time ago. Mrs.
G. Henry StetsOn and Mrs. Caleb +.
Fox are expected tomorrow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-22
PENN FIVE CLASHES
WITH CHI TONIGHT
First Basketball Game for Col,
Iegiate Title to Be Staged
in Breezy City

Chicago, March 22.-The University
Of Chicago and the University of Penn
sylvania will meet tonight at Bartlett
Gym in the first game of the series to
decide what is virtually the national
intercollegiate basketball championship.
Every reserved seat has been sold, but
there will be 1900 general admission
seats in the new bleachers built on the
running track.
In 1908, when Pat Page, the Chicago
coach, played guard, the Maroons won
twice from Penn, 81 to IS and 10 to
10, for the national championship. The
game tonight will mark the farewell ap-
pearance of Page as a coach on the
midway, for next week he assumes con :
troll of athletics at Butler University,
at indianapolis.
Both teams represent the class of
their districts. Chicago won the big
ten conference title by landing ten of
twelve games. while Penn won all of
its games in the intercollegiate League.
Much of the hope of Chicago is based on
the belief that Captain Paul Hinkle
who was out of the final game with
Wisconsin with influenza, will be able
to put up his usual game that has
three times made him an all-confer
ence guard.
Tomorrow the teams 20 East for ,
second game at Philadelphia, aud thirt
game, If necessary, will be PLAYED nj
Princeton or Columbia.
III,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-22
SEEKS
EASTERN FRANCHISE
Team Has Had Wonderful Sea.
son and Would Make Fine
Addition to Circuit

When the Eastern Basketball, lance.
holds its spring meeting in a few weol ,
the magnates will receive an apn,ico
ton for franchise in the oreanIzo
ton for the season of 192o-21 fror,
the Coatesville, Pa, fve, ACCORDING 70
Billy Dark, who was captain of mi,
club was built. '''o"S
The town is good one for hasLo,
ball and on d number of occasions !,
was necessary to turn many wav frons :.
games played there this season, Thu
hall is good one and the nlavirs :
space exceptionally large. At presen;
1000 fans can be seated comfortablr
but 1t is planned to cut down the play
ing space to the regulation and evs,
then there will be room for 1900 spec ).
tators. N'0'
This years club will be prest,,
strengthened IL the franchise Ia se.
cured in fact, the best than can hs
secured will be signed and Coatesvill,
promises to be in the fight all the time
The securing of the franchise is anothe,
subject, but the town would certainl,
prove an asset and would fill In fine II
place Of Bridgeport, Conn.
Wednesday at Camden the openir,
game in the series between Scranton
of the Pennsylvania State League. ent
the Camden Eastern League champions
will be staged. On the following eve
ming in Scranton the second clash vii
be played. The game promises TO b.
hard fought and will attract recort
crowds. The clubs are we'll matchet
and great games should be the result.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-22
HERMANN TO REFEREE
Local Wrestling Instructor TO Off
cIate at Lewis. Stasiak Bout

Prof William H. Hermann, wrest-
ling and physical culture instructor, will
referee the bout between Ed (Stranger)
Lewis. American. aud Steve Stasiak,
Pole, which will be- tho feature bout on
the inaugural mat program TO be staged
at tho National A. A., Eleventh and
Catharine streets, under the auspices
Of the international Wrestling Asso
citation. A seric- Of mat events are
planned here this spring.
In addition to the Lewis Stasiak con e
test there will be two other matches
between hcavyweights, each of whom is
contender for Joe Stecher's title. Jim
Londos, the Greek champ, will take on
Ivan Madrov, the Russian, and Eousiff
IIuSsane, of Bulgaria, will meet Karl
Shultz, the Cave Man.
Enar johnson, champion OF Nor
way, will appear in the first bout on
the card.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-22
BY PAUL PREP

Eight candidates who are out with a
squad of more than fifty men anxious
to win berths on the 1920 baseball team
at Frankford High School are veterans
of last years nine. For the last week
the aspiring national pastimcrs have
been praCticing indoors. but with good
weather this week it is probable the
youngsters will get out on to the green
Sward.
Included among the players from the
tranktord 1919 nine are Captain "Al''
Rcinccke, Wharton, Lane, Smythe,
Terry. Travis, Thompson and Schwartz.
fortified, and the only players to be
developed are pair Of pitchers. The
hurling staff was hard hit by the gradu
alton in February.
\ call for track candidates has
brought out in the neighborhood of 100
youngsters, who are working out undeS
the tutelage of Coach Raby. The out =
look for successful season is bright
Dual meets have been arranged with
several preparatory schools and college
freshmen teams.
The veterans include four sprintprs.
namely, Thompson. Dearnley. Meredith
and Terry. Thompson also has been n
member of the champion soccer team for
. lII't ScuSOnS.
Eltonhead, Of the football team, again
will be entered in the pole vault. Last
season he placed in all the teams dual
meets.
Jess DOwd another football player
again will put the shot, along with
Travis. who was a point winner in the
scholastic championships last season.
The team will be led by Pedrick, who
made good on the cross country team
Iast year. He will be entered in the
two mile run, together with Mahcr and
Wcndlcr, also of the cross country
4 team.
The squad will be strengthened By the
addition of several members of last
years freshman team, including Mitch.
ell, shot puttcr and broad Jumper
and BariCssas also field athlete. Sum.
mers, captain of the freshman team las
year. will compete with the varsity
He was the individual high scorer fo
the team last season. and in the NEE
with Southern High freshmen scored /!
points, after participating in six events
The schedule announced by Manage
Fisher includes meets with all the loCa
public high schools and teams will b,
entered in the Perkiomen Interscholas
tics. Princeton Prep, Episcopal Acade
my and Delaware lnterscholastics.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-22
SHADES OF BRYAN AND
'96! PILLS WIN l6 TO |
Chattanooga Team, of Southern
Association, Treated Worse
Than Free Silver

Chattanooga. Tenn, March 4442 -
Batting against a trio Of former major
le'gue twircrs, the Philadelphia Ma
ticnal League club won its second exhi-
bition game in as many starts yester-
day, score 1G 10 I. The Phils smashed
everything thrown to tho plato for n
vuriety Of base hits. The Southern
Leaguers did not make run until the
ninth, when singles by Daniels, Brachti
and Hart verc punched the former
counting.
Nicklin sent his three best pitching
bets, Marshall, Cunningham and York
against the Q1akors, but they puzzled
Cravath's sOa'switha not in the least.
None of the 'rro was able to emerge
credilably, Whnhorow and Smith, who
succeeded Riy.v after Eppa had gone
FIVE innings wiuu but three hits and not
the scmblanro Of run registered
against him, were tho only Phils to go
hitIess WriGh'~'ou". with a double
and two singJc~. led the Quaker at
tack.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-22
ALL SET FOR CAMDEN BOUTS
Herman Taylor Completes Details for
Opening Of Armory Club

All details for tho inaugural boxing
show at Camden. \. j., to be staged
at the Sixth Regiment Armory, on the
night of March 81 have been COM
plctcd according to an announcement
by Manager Herman Taylor today. The
license has been issued by the New
Jersey State Boxing Commission, the
installation of chairs has been started
and the ring will be completed the later
part Of the week
Four eight round matches will. be in
cluded on the opening program, bring
ing together star bantams, lightweights
welterweights and heayyweights. Cham.
pion Pete Herman will meet Joe O'Don'
nell, of Gloucester; Willie Jackson will
he opposed to Phil Brady Sergeant Ra,
Smith tackles Chief Clay Turner, and
Irish Patsy Cline WIN face Jack Perry
Of Pittsburgh. ~ Z. (
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-22
FRANKFORT TEAMS
GETTING IN SHAPE
Many Baseball and Track Can
didates Out Preparing for
the 1920 Season
South PhiIy TO Get
Dutch Cup Wednesday

The Dutch trophy. cmbIematic of
the interscholastic basketball title
and which was held by West Phila-
dclphia High School last year, will
be presented to South Philadelphia
High School on Wednesday. In
addition TO this feature Of basket
ball jubilee to be held in the audi
torium. players of the championship
five, including Captain Leopold,
Green, Weinstcin. Barris, Silver,
Goldblatt and Benny Desscn, will
get sweaters. Varsity letters will be
awarded to Brick. Price and Eddie
Dcssen, substitutes on the 1920
quintet.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-22
BIG ICE CARNIVAL
At PALACE TONIGHT
Mirrored Floor at 45th a n d
Market Streets Will Reflect
Best Skating Talent

Included in the list of entries in the
skating carnival. to be held tonight at
the Ice Palace for the benefit of the
Reed Street Ncighborhood House, are
Miss Theresa Weld and Nathaniel
Niles, of Boston, who won national
championship titles in the fancy skat-
ing meet in New York Saturday night.
They won the title in the pair skating
event and also the championship in pair
skating. Nat Niles is also ranking
tennis player.
There will be a grand march in COS
tune figure skating by Prof. de Bergen,
of St. Moritz, ten stepping; singles
exhibition by &. Stanley Rogers and
Miss Weld; the lanCers. four couples,
by the New York Skating Club; Nir-
ginia reel by the Philadelphia Skating
Club. waltzing; a hockey match be-
tween the Quaker City and Wanderers
teams and speed races.
In hockey match, which necessi-
tated seventy minutes Of play before the
winning goal was scored, the Philadel l.
mia Cricket Club chascrs, with one or
two regulars out, surprised the Wan =
dcrcrs at the Palace by winning
. goals to /. Joseph Thayer put
the puck through Hill and his defense,
and decided the game Just as the second
ppriod Of thirty-fve minutes expired.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-22
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS

TOMMY SHEPHERD. who came
y over from England several weeks
ooo hearing the stamp of Johnny Bun
ne ono Of Great Pritaiu's greatest light
weights. is to make his Philadelphia
maiden appearanCe tonight. The Brlton
u,iIi 90 on in the stellar set to at the
Oiympie and Willie Jackson will be
the opposition. II is no Cinch for any
ono TO be in the same ring with Jack
SON while action ia supposed to be on,
and Shpppprd will have 10 be of the
same iype boxer n little Jimmy Wilde
in Oroer to show TO advantage over inc
New York hard hitter. Another EngIlsa q
man. Tommy Holt, will box in the semi .
final. This will be llolt's second scrap
in pbilly. his opponent for tonight being
Bobby DoyIe. Of New York, Other
honts: Jack Keller vs. Patsy Conway,
Eddie Harvey vs.. Jimmy Austin ana
Johnny Perry VS.. Roy Ennis
Adam Ryan will Hend Al Brown into ciion ,,
tomorrow night At the A4a!tor'g%tn % @s iinr. inT.
|ns NgIIlums h1s arranged another slN-pout
rTrogr1in othcr bGu,4 being JOE Wr,iEnt ~ "a
!T-ris ~" Yo1ng rom SEarkey, Johnny Paxton
Va Eddo o OEen and Tougney Dusan VI.
Charley Baugh.
Billy Kramer will meet BilIy Reeves IN a
tyaIyr-r0undcr at IGlHh, 'kih.' toblNn''
WUius Rritt sent Trainer Eddie Ross TO
Tulsa with Kramer
ur J. J, ShaIet VIII be behind YOUNG
Tom Sharkey and Johnny Paxton In their re,
tneCtiye bouts toHtrrUw night. Doctor Shalct
S"a n uriyate gym IN West Philly. where his
boxers got into shape.
Dicl, FenamoTe, a Wilmington sporrsnan n,
,riii head a delegation Of rooters from that
town 10 the rnEside al the Auditorium to-
morrow night 10 root for Kid Harris
Johnny Burns has signcd up Battling Muir
ray 10 n tYe-year contract, and he has
ma rched the philadelphia bantam with
TiWny wilde. Herman Taylor Is to stage
this bout next month.
Jimmy Jordan. the pittsburgh lightweight
| Is booked for two matches. Next Saturday
| night Jordan will box Eddie Joyce In one o
| The bouts previous TO the Joe Welling-Pet'
! Hartley bout and tho following Tuesda!
| Jimmy will take on Sol O'Donnell at Cole
! Watsons Reading club.
Marty Kane, Of the Seventeenth ward, Il
ready 70 resume activities IN the ring. IL
| Ia beinE handled by Jack Mo- Carthy, who Il
| trying to match Marty with Hank McGoveTn
! Charley Deerie with James Johnson q
| here seeking heavyweight competition.
| Herb HutChie, q hyWeLGht, has decided 4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-22
CARPENTER ARRIVES
French Heavyweight Reaches This
Country After Rough VOYAGE

New York, March 22.-Georges Car
pentier, heavyweight champion of Eu-
rope, arrived this morning. Making the
trip with him is his young wife and his
Owing to the heavy seas the La
Savoie encountered on the way over,
the arrival of the European champion
and his party was somewhat delayed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-22

Saturday Soccer Results
National Cup
Bethlehem, 10: Wanderers. o.

National Cup
Bethlehem, 10: wanderers. o.
Amateur Cup
81 carthase, 2. Puritan. l.
~ Leo. o; Nativity, 3.
Fairhill. q; Putnam Reserves. 0.
ALLnED-FIRsT DIVISION
New York Ship. o; Smith. 0.
ALLIED-sECoND DIVISION
Wanderer Reserves. o; N. Y, ship Res. y.
Wolfenden-Shore Res. 2; Kensinston' -
ALJIED-TBIRD DIVISION
Puritan. 7; Clover. 4.
ALLIED-FoURTH DIVISION
Bridesburg. Jr., forfeited to Disston' Jr.
ALLIED-sPECIAJ DIVISION
Kingsessing. o: Haywood. 1.
Industrial League
Fleisher. O; Bupton's Sons Co, o.
Hardwick 4 Magee, 2; Hohlfeld, 1.
PhiIa. Boys Club League
Stetson Rovers, 8: Eden, 2.
Fairhill, z; Lighthouse whites, q.
st. Nathaniel. 8; Lighthouse Blues. 1.
Cricket CIubs-T1rst Division
Merton. 1: Havorford. 1.
Exhibition Games
Disston A. A., 2; Merchant Ship. 1.
Hess-Bright. 9; Barrett Mfg. Co., i.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-22
Tim Hendryt viii Help

o
in
0
ia
to the be utility oufdcr.
of
McInn and will first Eddie
and Scott the best fielding shortstop the
his
likely be forgotten for time and Mike McN the speedy utility
fielder, will take his third
1t is believed that Witt will disposed of before the Barrow
encour o
Of
Hoyt.
makings u
IN 5 banking through
a IN Jn
Il, 0 o. and
thing is ycart I qe rhOs
pent
he Of
The
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-22
Russell Appointed Swimming Head

New Haven, Conn, March 22,--Admisslon
OF Brown University to the intercollegiate
Swimming Association WAS announced last
night This action was taken at an executive
meeting OF the association here yesterday In
connection with the intercollegiate swimming
meet. A. j. Wilson, who was captain OF
the 1918 Yale swimming team, was elected
president OF the association for the coming
year Joseph Russell. OF Pennsylvania, was
chosen vice president and Goulding Wight,
OF Princeton. secretary-treasurer, II was
decided that all officers must be graduates Of
COLLEGES hAxqg membership IN the associa-
tlon ana MT one representative of each col
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-22
EVEN OPTZNISTS HA We
NO HOPE FOR BOSTON
IN 1920 FLAG BRUSH
Ed BmroU Has Good Club in Red Sor Outside Of out
field InfeId, Catchers and Pitchers-Shadow
Of Former Great Team
by ROBERT W. MAXWELL
Sports Editor Evening Public Ledger
ropurLQht. 1927. by pNbNn Lcdnrr Co


OUTSIDE
"
to of self
The club
might look all will be
accomplishing
nothing You build without bricks and impossible
real is
he
with the walop
winning pitcher and could depended large number
sold replaced the club
should be 1919 Therefore tell where the
Red will finish.
Another thing which did help the fact that several of the
athletes and they all pleased with the Witt and Way
weeks
Spirit not a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-22
Auto Races Postponed

Los Angeles. March 22.--The three hfty-
mile automobile races scheduled on the Los
Angeles Speedway were postponed until next
Sunday because of the unfaYorable Condl-
ton OF tho inneld caused by heavy rains.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-22
U. S. Hockey Team to Play

Pittsburgh. Pa, March 22,-The American
hockey team. tbs United States representa-
tive 10 the Olympic games. Will play tho
Winnipeg. Canada. team here tonight.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-22

TIE sale @ Babe Ruh left big hole in the waUh mas not been
filed rndertu
h the Boston celebration hcd Fcnwdy Park
he had purchased Yankees
mediocre baseball the players wH be handed the cckno
sberru
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-22

Jimmy Jordan. the PlttsburRh lightweight.
Ia booked for two matches. Next Saturday
night Jordan will box Eddie Joyce IN one OF
he bouts previous TO the Joe Welling-Pete
Hartley bout and tho following Tuesday
Jimmy will take on Sol O'Donnell at Cole
WatsOn's . Reading club.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-22

Herb Hutchie. q aywelrht. has decided t
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-22

Marty Kane, Of the Seventeenth ward. IL
ready 70 resume activities IN the ring. lie
Ia beinE handled by Jack McCarthy, who Is
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-22

Ur. J. J. Shalet Will be- behind YOUNG
Tom Sharkey and Johnny Paxton In their re,
b"s n private sym In West Philly where his
boxers got into shape.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-22

Johnny Burns has signcd up Battling Muir
ray 10 n tYe.year contract, and he has
"a sSrcbed tho philadelphia bantam with
Ttmmv wilde. Herman Taylor Is to stage
,hIq bout next month.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-22

Charley Deeris, with James Johnson "a
here seeking heavyweight competition.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-22

Bull Montana. 149-poundor has been de-
dates for the wcltcrwCIEhl '
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-22

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