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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-28

athletes. Both are wonderful skaters
and skillful leaders.
Miss Pnnsy Scott. sister of Johnny
Scott, noted football player. has been
-! !"rtod 10 play center for tho Onnkers,
Miss Caroline Valentine field hockey
star, who gained prominence by being
III" first 70 wear nose guard. will
play at cover point in tOnight's game
and nIso will wear that nasal protector.
Miss Wayne Richards and Miss Eliz.
"Lrth Frazier have been selected as the
wings.
r. tho Now York cast will be found
som" real stars. Miss Violet Frees,
cover point, and Miss Mildred Springer,
point. in addition to being expert
skaters, arc noted polo and tennis play
"r,. Miss Fuller captain. is one Of the
h".t amateur ice skaters in the East.
Lineup N Tho Gir!s' teams:
Au-phUadnirhia Al-Now yo-L
~ l,h"'h Frazier right wing Gt,"iio Rar,.,
I'"n.E Scott '......, center ... Mildred Truslo,c
NH'0" Rrhudg. left wing .... Alice Meebao
A'nrgrr"t', Sharplesa. rover, .... Elslo Muller
rHu'nIn1 U'artnirI
ror",ir. VaI"nti. 90 cover n violet Frses
Ne J. Gilmore. point. Mildred SprIngsr
" r'gu Saw ,ag". goal ..,.... T,ouiRo DravGr
I!"f"r""-Eddi" HiH. Three 12.mInute De-
riols
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-28
TO DISCUSS'CHANGES
IN FOOTBALL RULES
Wide Variety Of Subjects to Be
Taken Up at Chicago Meeting

Chicago, Dec. 2S.-Conferences of
athletic officials of various Middle West,
eastern and southern institutions, In
session here this week, may change the
tenor Of intercollegiate athletes next
year. The first meeting will be held
today by the Athletic Research Society
On Wednesday the intercollegiate Ath,
Ietic Association will discuss proposed
changes in football rules.
The elimination of the goal kick after
touchdOwns and the suppression of the
forward pass have been talked OF. Bar
ring of distance penalties within ten
Yards Of the goal line, except for inten-
tonal roughness sufficient to put a
player out of the game, has also been
suggested. Reports of athletic commit,
tees and the subject Of the national
track meet now in the hands of the
executive committee, will be considered
on Wednesday.
The annual session of college gym
naSium directors is scheduled for Thurs
day
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-28
NORVAL BAPTIE
WINS OVER BAKER
Gains Honors in Two of Three
EVents-Records Smashed
in 22o-Yard Sprint

New York. Doc. 2s.-Norval Baptic.
representing Philadelphia. gained the
greater honors in the first match races
of the skating season at the 1S1st
street rink here last night. Baptic was
opposed TO Donald Baker in three
ability of the two men both as to spoed
and endurance.
Donald Baker won the shortest event,
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Richards Easy Winner

New York, Dec. 2S.-1'l0y was qtnrtod
yestcrGay at the Seventh Regiment Arm0ry
ships In indoor tennis. the FIRST Of thS in
door season in which a tito has bc~n AZ
present champion. Vincent Richards, Of
Fordham. won his initial match easiIy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-28
BANQUET FOR COBB
New Detroit Manager to Get Big
Reception by Fans

Detroit, Mich. Dec. 2S:-Word has
would be in Detroit the latter part of
January to be the guest of honor ut a
banquet celebrating his acceptance of
the management of the Tigers. ,
Plates for 900 are planned. Special
invitations have been sent men high in
baseball and political circles, including
President johnson, of, the American
League; President Heydlcr, of the Ma
tional League; Michigan congressman,
Governor elect Groesbeck and Mayor
COuZenS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-28
Zuna to Run at philadelphia

New York, DrC. 2s Frank Zuna, Paulist
A, c. distance runner and a mernber Of the
1920 Olympic team, Yesterday obtained per
compete outside thI district tel ritoria limits;
Huna plans to partiCtpfto to IN q road race az
tho A. 4. L. rules was compelled to Apply
for permission to leave tho district for COM
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-28
Boaash Stops Good

New Haven. Conn. Dec. 2S.-Louls Bo-
cash, Of Bridgeport. welterweight champion
Of Connectcut scored a technical knockout
over Sammy Good. Of California, in what
was to have been hfteen.round bout here
the end OF the NTH round after Bogash had
severely pupished :, the wssterner Tirn , Mickey
eree's decision over Kid Kaplan. of MerIden,
al the end of a ten-round contest.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-28
Star May Enter Navy

Washington. Pa. Dec. 2s,-Ed GarblGch;
OF Washington, captain Of the 1920 roo;Oal
squad of Washington and jefferson InlNtr
.ity,, may enter the united StetcH Mllathty
Academy next fall. While nothing dennlte
has been RsCertained It is regarded as likely
that GarhisCh can secure an appointmeht %
.ng hcademy, in which cas-" NJ would Oe
candidate for the 1921 football team.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-28
Babe Ruth Returns

New York. Doc. 2S.-Babe Ruth is bacl
from trip 70 cuba. w.,r. b.. s. ow... -
CuhHns what It M ans tu knock la.I
sp""ch'ass AZ tn" Same tirna Babe addnd
mIrh ~ his oyer growing b. r.. which mud.
y all according o. Babe. ia thar he only
kickod uu' throo HON, rg.
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Referee HaIts clinton. pownes Bout

Boston, Dec - Johnny clinton %ow
York Ilghtwcight, defeated Johnny Dowues
OF Clevo and. last night in the sixth round
whom the referee stopped the match which
had becn scheduled for ten rounds. Downos
was not knocked out. but had taken con
alhn IN bic DuniEhmpnt.
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Athletic Endowment

Meadviie, Pn.. Doc 2S.--.The trustees of
aIeEhhcny College have decided to set aSli"
AlOOOO of the century endowment for ply
seal education. Athletic leaders said today
mat wi'h the 500. 900 the college should he
IN extent that Allegheny would In time be
In the front ranks
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Amateur Sports

Fillmore 4. G.. third-class rye, desires
to book games with teams OF this caliher
especially Nicotown Reds. Irving Honis-
man. 337 Oranna street
Il. y. G. Reserves. OF the Germantown
BOYS club Is without Gf,dnS. EamS for Tor New New
year i've Wishing % to travel to German
Write write Monte Cross, . Vest Penn street,
Dalton Club desires to book games with
| nrst class home clubs, Offering reasonable
Inducements. james h. BurHS, 424i Chest
nut street,
First Dutch Jrs. formerly the stenton
team, desires to arrGnge Games with tves
Jt Jones s"'" 2$5f7Si North Bancroft street ''''"
Suburban Boys Club would like to hear
| from fourteen sixteen -yoar-old quntets hay
| inE halls. A, 9. Rangr'ow, 1907 North
American street.
The jolly, sp9rtIpg club, Of Csamd,Q is de-
! tcen-yea r-old home teRmH, pfroring fair guar
antees, samuel MhcIler l4O2 Princess ave-
nue., Camdet" " j.
South Phllade!phIa u; G. Jrs.. desire to
arrange contests win fourteen,slSteEn year
! old lone nBEyEauohS. frouerlck Pdirent,
1886 Morris street
! fourth Ass homs q antots Thomas
blanche. 2S73 Kens'rgr'n avenue.
winau \. O., second, class travelling Ave,
desires 10 book games for WedrHsday eve
nings with teams offering reasonable Induce
ments NJ. t. Greenspan 4ls M!nn street.
st. Mfchaei's u. c. Jrs; want games with
! fourteef -se ven tren-year-old homo teams,
James Carr, $40 East Eleventh street. Ches'
ter, Pa, u
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Lafayette Athlete to Wed

T. Grand Stott, Of Amber, Pa. captain.
cIeC' of tn" 1915 Lafayette football team,
viii he married this afternoon To Miss Ado
line Tougle Of BoOmshurg, Pa. Tho we'd
eng vim taxi pl3cG, at ,he home , Of shs hridr
athlete 1T Jenhintuwn High school He IL a
member Of the Alhpn Chi Rho Fraternlty.
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Joe Brophy Dies

pittsburgh. Pa, Dec. 2s.-WOOd was re-
Gsived here today OF tho death yesterday at
frosthurg Md. Of Joseph Brophy, Of FITS.
"urgh. we'll known baseball player. Iirophy
fehnsyvania. Ohio and Maryland League.
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Lawson May Be Chosen

Morgantown. w. Va. Dec. 2S.-Fred
Lawson Princeton gratdate and later
auccodsfal coach at Mount Union and Colum-
bia: Joseph r. Ryan, the Harvard freshman
coach, and Dutch Sommers and George Lee
yene both well-known Penn players and
coaches, are the latest possibilities for the
position of head coach of the West Virginia
football team.
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Syracuse Enters Two Crews

Syracuse. n. ". Dec. 2s.-Rocept OF the
invitation to compete again In the annual
American Henley regatta on the SchIylkil
assures that the ORANGE crows viii! be rep
resrr:ed In 1921, The Orange will un
dCubtedly send varsity and Junior varsity
eghts to the Henley event. carded for May
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-28
Title HandbalI Tourney

New York. Dec. 2S.-The handball cham.
pionships OF the metropolitan Association Of
the A. A. U, singles and doubles, will bo
held under the Huspices q the New York
January H. Entries close January II, with
Paul II. Pilgrim, New York Athletic Club;
The tournament Is open to all registered
a, A. u, athletes.
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Row to Sub for Pal

Paul has been substituted for Pal Moore OF
Chicago. as the opponent OF Jack ShRrISr",
OF New York, In Il htteCn-TOund bout at Nluli-
tun Square Garden tomorrow night. The
Chicago boxer notified the MANAGEMENT that
lie was i'll.
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Columbia PLAYS "BIa Three"

T. New York, Dec, 2S.-ColumbIa, Harvard
ne and Princeton viii begin their twenty"
bkhth annual chess tournament a. the Ma1.
"Stthn Chvss Club .oday, Columbia, last
iii winner, win meet Harvard ana haIo
wan encounter Princeton
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Brown Reurats Break

=, Providence, II. l., Dec. 2S.--The fact, re-
%SehM'ly announced. that there win ho no foot:
pH psHI. game next year between Brown and
sl'y between The .wo New England colleges
H. matter OF keen regret to the students on
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'LER REFUSES TO MANAGE BROWNS: LOTS OF OF
Campbell and Smedley
Win BotUling Marathon

Tho annual twelyr-hour howIing mara-
thon rolled on the Keystone Alleys. start
inE ut HAS q. m, Scsterdny. was won
by the Campbell SmpdlCy team with n
scOre of b0i6. having q substantial lead
nyer DE Marco and Harrison, who FIN
lshcd second. The scores Of the twelve
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Marquette to Play Notre Dame

Milwaukee,. Dec. 2S.--The athletic board q
Marquette Uniyersty has sche1yled a foot
Milwaukee on November -, 1921. rhis W
- the, first timo since 1914 that these two
teams have met. Marquette ana .NOt.,. -
pIaVcd three tic games and the local team
WaJ defeated IN Il fourth contest
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McKetchnIe Released

=, Pittsburgh. Pa, Doc 2S.--"Bill' Nc
NeeI,hnl" has been released by the PittshurgH
Nhtonal League baseball club to N" Mime
hhpo.ls team OF the American Association, It
Oecdmo known hero today,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-28

First Dutch Jrs. formerly the Stenton
B c. fourteen sixteen -year-old travelling
team desires to arrange Games with fvos
of this age, Offering fair guarantees. Thomas
Jones 227t North Bancroft street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-28

from fourteen sixteen -yoaT-old quintets haY-
inC halls. A, .. Rangrsow 1907 North
American street
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Dalton Club desires to book games with
hrat class home clubs Offering rehsOna bic
Inducements. james h, Burns. 424i Chest
nut street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-28

Cancelled orders from retailers such as we have
received would have spelled ruin to many manufac
turers. So far we have been able to withstand tht
storm, but we have entirely TOO many garments or
our hands. We must get rid of them and take :
tremendous loss. Cash is what we need now Sc
is up to you men of Philadelphia to help us out OF
the hole.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-28

WinaII A. O.. a second class travelling Ave.
desires 10 book games FOR Wednesday eve
nings with teams Offering reasonab bio induce
ments NJ E. Greenspan, 4lS M!Tlin street
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the west side OF Third street about lSl fcot
s!rous OF booking games with, fourteen-sIx-
tCen-year-0ld home teams. offering fair guar
antees, samuel MhCller, l4O2 Princess ave-
nue., Camder y, J,
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South PhllRJeiphin u, &. Jrs.. desire to
arrange C0ntests with fourteen sixteen year
old lone ugErDEations. Frederick Parent,
2330 Morris stroet.
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ST. MfchaeI's II. c. Jrs. want games with
fourteen re eyentHen -year-old homo teams.
James Carr. $40 East Eleventh street. Ches'
ter, Pa.
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NINE MEN ENTOMBED
BY AN EXPLOSION

flttsburg, July 1S.-The rescue crew
or the Bureau of Mines Station at
Plttsburg, and volunteers continued
TO work tonight in an effort to reach
the nine men who were entombed bv
an explosion in the mine of the Un:on
Collleries Company at Rcnton eight
miles from here early today. Members
of the rescue crew said tonight that
the cage of the mine had been repaired
and they expected to pentrat the de-
bris at the bottom of the shaft before
midnight.
The missing include three fire boss
es' three bumpers and three laborers.
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SECRETARY TO
REX BEACH SENTENCED

New York, July 19.-Paul Dair. fo,
mer secretary to Rex Beach, the nov
ellst, was sentenced to serve a maxi
mum OF three years in the penitentiary
mere today after being convicted for
forgery in connection with misuse of
signed checks entrusted to him by Mr..
Beach.
instead OF using the checks to pay
current household expenses during his
absence IN Mexico last spring, Mr..
beach declared Daid filled out the
checks with fictitious names and
cashed some 5000 worth. Mr.. Beach
recommended ,iemency.
"A letter from Dair's wife was read
IN cort, stating that Dair had COM
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SOLDIERS BLOWN Up
BY irish CIVILIANS
Armed Men Bomb Military Stores
Firemen Refues to Extenguish
Flames.

Cork, July 19.-(By the Associate,
Fress.)-Two military lorries loade,
with soldiers which passed through
ehe streets of Cork at o'clock this
morning were attacked by civilians
with bombs and blown up. Between
sixty and seventy soldiers were in
Jured. The civilians threw TWENTY
nine bombs.
This attack followed a night of tor
ror into which the city was plunped
as result of street fighting in which
olnn Felners and the military partic-
clpated. Two men were killed and
some forty were wounded in the pun-
hghtlng, which brought the total cas-
ualtles well over the 100 mark.
Use Guerrilla Tactics.
me Sim Feiners used the guerilla
tactics which had been outlined in the
plan OF campaign of the republican
army.
The fighting broke out as the result
OF a bayonetting incident in the street
IN which former soldier was killed
About 10 P. M. indiscriminate frinu
started in virtually all sections of the
city. The casualties reported IN to
TINS morning were one dead and four-
teen wounded
Inc firing, which was participated
1n' 1t is stated, by military patrols in
motor lorries and armored cars caused
CONSERVATION. Frightened women and
children hurried into side streets and
doorways. Many knocked franticallvI
az numerous houses for admittancc
volunteer patrols hurried to their as
s'stance, but several young girls and c
former soldiers already had been hit 8
by flying bullets and were taken to !
the hospital.
Civilians Go in Rush. q
The rush of civilians from the pr;c
'lpal streets was followed by the VOL
'hteers who warned the people to lie il
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down while the volunteer guards
watched the movements of the armor-
ed cars.
Most of the casualties occurred in
the northern part of the city, where
the nfirmary staff dealt with the
more serious cases, retaining the
worst and sending the other wounded
home after giving them treatment.
After midnight the streets were
comparatively quiet with the military
patrolling them. There was occasional
firing up to O'Clock this morning
however the patrols once in while
letting go volley.
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, RESOURCES
, Loans and discounts 177 32A 70
Overdrafts s'ocs 90
Bonds and stocks owned by
p,t the bank 49, - = --s5 ,743.45
FURNITURE and fixtures d0O M
thanking house o0O O0
Otner real estate owned 500 OO
Due from banks and bank
C,', ----15, ,04469
currency 866 IN
Iold ---- - < M
Silver and other minor coin 595 OK
Checks and cash items 10. .433 dc
Liberty bonds - - - 10000 90
loIAL - - - $3O9. 1888. 60
- LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in 25 0OO m
Surplus fund - * mn m
Undivided profits, less cur
rent expenses and taxes
nla paid = - --26,392.64
Individual deposits wv
subject to check -83,43O.59
Savings deposits 1T, 7,7O2.14
Time certificates
OF deposit - --39634.81
Cashiers checks ---2. .O12.95
Bills payable, including GER
tltlcates for money borrow
Reserve fund carried on gen
eral individual or savings
ledger - 2 5OO OoI
Reserved for interest 333ISl
Recording account - 5525
STATE OF SOUTH CARoIINlH' CAuoSiJpllSo'0o
County Of Clarendon Sc
, before me came Jno. w. Lesesnc
Cashier of the above named bank
yho, being duly sworn, says that the
lpove and foregoing statement is a
rue condition of said bank, as shown
~ the books of said bank.
Jno. w. Lesesne,
sworn to and subscribed before me
MS 9Th day of July, 1920.
Harry E. Copeland
Notary Public.
Correct Attest:-J. A. Weinberg
directors. 81
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SILK WAISTS

Jap Silk Waists, in Flesh
and White, large hem
stitched Collar, embroider-
ed front - --$2.19
Georgette Silk Waists,
large collar, colored en-
broldered front, White or
Flesh = = - $3.19
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mitted the forgeries through his de-
sire to provide for her and their chill
dren.
Statement of the Condition of
OF SUMMERTON

Located at Summerton, S. c., at the
close OF business June 80, 1920.
RESOURCES
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