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Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-20
WAS TO GET FORTY
BILLION FROM u. S.
BUT WAS MISTAKEN
Kaiser'S Peace Term Draft
Is Discovered.
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London. April 2O.--An indemnity
OF $4,000 100000 was the penalty"
which the kaiser proposed to impose
upon the United States If Germany
had won the war in 1917. II was in
cluded in his peace terms" writ
ten by himself in the spring Of that
year. and Just discovered in the
archives Of the German foreign OF.
fee. according to the Berlin CORE
spondent OF the Manchester Guard
ian The other conditions Of the
kasiers were;
Germany was 10 get the rich coal
fields Of Loneivy and Brie
Germany was TO get the Belgian
coast.
Germany was to get Courland and
Lithuanian.
Germany was to get the Azores
Germany was 10 get the Island of
Malta.
incidentally, Prince Joachim. one
Of the kaiser's sons, who has since
committed suicide, was to be made
king of Roumania.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-20
FRANCE CONFIDENT
HER PLAN AGAINST
GERMANY is 0.K'D
Thinks And Hopes Allies Will
Back Her.
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10Y intcrnStiondi NcWs cerNtCe.b
Paris, April 20.-France's plan for
coercing Germany on Or after May
l. IL she fails TO meet the repara
tons demands--which It is practic-
ally certain she will fail to do--are
expected TO be completed to the
minutest detail tomorrow, when
Marshal Foch and other military and
economic experts meet Premier
BRAND The latter win submit these
plans to Premier Lloyd George and
representatives OF Italy and Belgium
at the conference at Hythe, England
saturday lie Matin has carefully
canvassed the official opinion In
countries allied to France as to the
French aggressive plans against
Germany and has come TO these
conclusions
FngIand-.Francs is hopeful Eng
land viii consent
Italv--Will not object 10 me occu-
patton of additional German terri
tory
Belgium Will cooperate With
France
As to America the paper says
France does not expect opposition
rom that quarter.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-20
"PERFUWED KISS"
ON THE BLINK

Washington, April 20.--Girls,
The 'perfumed kiss" is going
on the blink.
The dry law chiefs have black
listed the art of perfumed kiss
ing.
Maidens who scent their lips
with violet or rose flavors bet
ter beware, said revenue officials
today.
Those familiar with the kiss
are warned that hereafter ii
may be followed by chemical
reaction. II will leave the kiss
ng bug wondering whether he
is poisoned or "gassed."
Two things will put the I'm
On kissing.
Dimethoystrycbnine Is one
The ether is bructne sulphate
These are the new chemicals
which the government revenue
officials today ruled must so into
all perfumes and toilet waters
to render them unfit for bevpr-
age purposes.
Perfumes bearing dose a.
either of these drugs will give
a kick" second only TO that nf
stIychuine. said officials
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-20
WALL Street BOMB
SUSPECT is GRILL.ED
Officials interested In Young
Italian.
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New York. April 20.-Police and
United States Secret Service heads
here were waiting eagerly this morn
ing for the arrival from Scranton,
Pa, of a government agent with
the photograph and Bertllon meas
urements of an Italian arrested in
that city in connection with the
great Wall street explosion Of Sep
TENDER ! 5 last, which cost s. lives,
wounded more than 100 persons,
and turned the famous corner
BROAD and Wall into a heap of
wreckage. Both police headluar-
tiers and the local Offices of the De
partment OF Justice were pervaded
by a significantly mysterious atmos-
phere Beyond admitting that they
were waiting for tho picture and
measurements OF the Scranton pris'
oner, officials would saw nothing.
The suspect Is an italian, about q.
who has been Swallowed for many
months, it Is said, and who haS
been under terrific grillinE in the
Pennsylvania town ever since his
arrest NeSlPTudN IuOlllIIlS.
Carefully Guarded.
Scranton. Pa, April 20.-Police
and Federal agents today were care
fully guarding the identity of an
Italian arrested here Yesterday in
connection with the Wall street
bomb explosion. The foreigner was
arrested by T J. Ahearn. Federal
secret agent and city detectives,
after the government man had trail
ed him for several months. The
italian. according to Ahearn, has
been literally supplied with money
at all times. but without any visible
means of support. The suspect has
been a resident of Scranton from
time to time for the last five years.
His finger Prints and Bertillon meas
urements have been sent to New
York for further Identification. Fed
eral officials declared the prisoner
would be held intercommunicado un-
I'll word had been received from
New York.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-20
FORCE LOWER RATES
AND CHEAPER COAL
Relieve Householder And
Stimulate Industry.
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Wa bngton, April 20 Coal prices
were consumers probably will be
reduced through lower freight rates.
This was the plan which admins
tration leaders today virtually had
decided TO put through without de
lay The purpose is to slash the
burdeusomc costs Of coal, both an
thracite and bituminous 50 that in
dustry may be stimulated. and give
householders opportunity TO store
their winter supply of fuel. The
Interstate commerce Commission
alarmed at The Jam of idle ear equip.
ment Of the railroads, is ready 10
act as soon ae Goue -sional author
itv is given The necessary author
itv will come under tho provisions
OF The Rreyliughuesen bill. author
izing the commission to establish
new rates. with big reductions. for a
period OF months da ne the spring
and frumer seasons
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-20
70 REPRESENT
COLUNBIA II

Mrs George NJ Martin of West
King street, delegate from Columbia
Temple. No. Is, Pythian Sisters, and
Mrs r. f. Delaney. a prominent
member Of the same organization.
will leave this evening for Keyscr TO
attend district meeting Of repre-
scntatives from the various temples
IN this district. Various other ladies'
will leave here tomorrow for the
same meeting Mrs. Martin viii
visit in Cumberland before return
ing home.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-20
BUSINESS Is
PICKING UP

BUSINESS Is picking up and will
soon be better. was the belief eX-
pressed by local railroad man to-
day. At Cumbo, every five days. an
average of 500 empty coal cars are
being received for distribution
among the mines of West Virginia
and Maryland. These cars come
from many other roads than the
Baltimore and Ohio
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-20
WIZ SPEAK Ar
"fz" LUNCHEON

Gecretary savers announced this
morning that w O. Hndehidle, bust.
ness secretary of the Y. NJ G. A. at
washington, had been secured for
the chief address at the luncheon
meeting Of captains and members
Of teams which will take part in the
Y. NJ. E. A. roundup next week. The
meeting viii be held at the "Y" on
Friday evening OF this week.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-20
725 PACKAGES
CANDY STOLEN
BY , VEGROES

DosTIJ0 ne 0"HaItIe8 oXactad u
the law and the example OF othcr
violators serving time, eome men
will persist in rabbing freight cars.
bieutenants T. {. Barnard and Il
+. Shrout, Of the Baltimore and ONO
detective force captured three nc
groes. "noatcrs.' who are beiuc
held by Justice ! d. Smith for trial
on a charge Of robbing cars at Cum
bo. The men. who give the names
Of Joseph Powell, John Moore and
William Bradley are said to have
stolen 725 PACKAGES of candy
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-20
EUROPEANS WANT
TREATY CHANGED
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London. April pa manifesto
signed by many notable Europeans
made public today demands revi-
sion Of the Versailles treaty along
the lines of President Wilson's four
teen points The manifesto charges
that the treaty was dictated by the
1ictors Of tho world war. that It
failed 10 secure frank and public
diplomacy. and that it has done
nothing to prevent the Drift of Cen
tral Europe into famine and revo-
Htion It declares that revision
=hould be carried out by all ma
aons irrespective OF the parts they
el5vea in the war.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-20
rAsCHENRERGER HELD.

A c0roner's inquest hold at Old
town Md, Tuesday over the body Of
Charles Carder, killed Sunday even
ing, rendered a verdict to the effect
that Carder came to his death from
a revolver shot wound inflicted by
Gilbert Taschenbergcr, and recon.
monded that the said Gilbert Tasch.
cnherger be hold for the action Of
the Grand Jury.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-20
LIMITED MAIL
SERVICE RESUMED
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WASHINGTON, April %. Limited
mail service between the United
states and Russia has been resum
ed after four wears of suspension,
the PoStefiee Department announc-
ed today. Mail for European Rus
sin. including Ukraine. Republic of
Georgia and Republic or Aierbeijian.
will be sent TO London. thence it
will be forwarded to Moscow, the
central distributing point
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-20

go All Members of the Baltimore
and Ohio Veterans Association
and All other 3. & O. Employees:
There will he a local meeting to
be held under the head OF the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad Veterans
association at Comrey's Hall, cor
aer OF Race and Queen streets,
thursday evening, April 81, al 7.30
=. NJ. All employees and their wives
and all others who are Interested in
welfare work are accordingly inyit.
ed 10 attend The B. & o. will have
several prominent speakers to at
tend this meeting Also We extend
an imitation to all megch nts and
business men to attend THIS meeting
with us
Respectfully yours,
G. Z. Auld H. w. FATVEF.
Secretary. President
I ~ It lp
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-20
MUST BE STONED

The journal is in receipt OF
correspondence from several
county points. sent in by un-
known parties. In the future
such communications will not be
published. The Journal appre-
ciates the receipt Of county
news, but all Communications
must he signed.
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

April the mouth OF moving, is
ut hand 50 if yen are con
templa ne moving or If you
are movin- to insure the prompt
delivery OF your paper to your
new address. kindly notify this
office, and avoid missing any
OF the issues.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-04-20
MCCUNE- ROSA. WESTENHAVER, ARNETTE&
RUNKLES CASES NOLLED BY JUDGE WOODS IN
CIRCUIT COURT ON MOTION OF PROSECUTION
In Reviewing Cases Judge Refers To Doubtful Testimony
Against Westenhaver Unanswered Questions In Annette
Case, And Missing Evidence In Alleged Malpractice Case

Judge Woods this afternoon
granted the motion Of the State
to nolle the following cases
which have been tried at prev
ous terms, all feIonics:
State VS.. Or. N. Virginia Mo-
CuneRossa.
State VS.. Herbert Western
haver.
State VS.. ole Annette.
State VS.. Calvin Runkies.
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ATTENTION SMOKERS.

Have on hand quantity of the
Watt Brand Cigars. recognized stand
ard smoke throughout the entire
country Every store you visit ask
for THE Watt" II pleases.
r f, GEORGE. Distributor.
Is lG is 10 % p Up
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LOST.

Friday between Neele Garage and
Gardner Apartments. Carrier s
Route Book. No AS. Finder kindly
return to the Journal Office
1 IS Up If
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DR.. Claude A. Thomas announces
the removal Of his office from 307
~. King St. 10 90 West King St
80 II In
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The oily bonds now issued ar
.welve o0ni ~ thousand dollars,
dated Anril / i92i bearing seven
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-15
SOCCER GAMES SCHEDULED
IN ALL SECTIONS OF CITY

e'rsSS SouSS " Al M2T rar and Ann s.!.e,S 8 rc
T5ec j. M9rHhy ~ R%nG@cg. .orss VS. TArJTn ga -, at
%orthweRt Section
CorinthianS vs. FeItonVUlc. ., Cheater and
Mdgn0Ia streets, rrferec, @ Leach. Frar-
clsy'Ns w, G"rmnnto"n y c. & N,I,C"ttse"n,h
"artrrers W F4naoId r.t Waync a;en|e a,,,.r1tH
nj Logan street; referee. ]. Costello Eas,
Eails w. Cloy.r "a, TnITtyy:atfth strset and
&dcr. al Flrth g,roet and E"dro avenuc; reI.
,,"". j Harris Green Ribbon vs.. DlE"" at
referee J. Taylor.
Fourth Division. Northeast Section
Scan,or ~ St vinc"ut.. a. p Il r. and
Krnn%r I,a s,r""( Tefers;,' cro%'Aer OK G s.
cans W. Fraukford An ons, at stat" road
sTnd, Dtss'o2n street; TofGree%, +, N'tch'a Easj
doX stTeets; referee, 7. Crawford.
Northwest Section
FunfeId VS. Lighthouse Royers NJ Twcn,
iy-scCond street and ScdElcY avenue; referee
iingswood, at 25 Wrst Pom street rcrcrSo co
j. i1hvehport ""stmGreiand W. Cam ria
Callahan. RooseveIt vs. Somerset, at sccon(
street and Eric avenue: referee. Sherwood
West Philadelphia. First Division
NicTX, ys. Angors, at Fifty;eshth an,
Ia!IowhiIl streets referee. ]. Jolly. Schuyi
k RaPF"gs ,2.oo We belmont, at Thr'y,hir'
4 hion W. Dunkrk. At CardinGton: refrrre
T. Lynch Conshohocken vs.. Welcome; r,f
Second Division
Larchwood W, Adam y, A., at Fifty
AIgSrS 6 ir.yf ys oI5 1uTSiTk Gilc,v RsssrySs . n
ScfeT.s S wsTrSn Stewart e y' vs. Raj II
dan A; referee. j. Dpnohue,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-15

NATlo&AL crP
First EourdJ
Hlb-rnlans -. rle'sn@r. {, Tenth r,,}r,l 2.d
Iiqtier str""S refsri%,, 10 Y%9"f P49a. P3IH
deiphia National ban r"rh, referee, ): Kerr.
smith vs. CANADIAN War Vets At N%"ItE-
sixth and Reed a'r""ts, r"fcr"", W. /. H'"@s'
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
~ H.tc,TG Hsyum S'0I1S" Exc and sI"F Sun a""6u"
Ieferoe : Watson. At Loom w. Snc en-
burg, at Ilroai street. and Allegheny avenue,
referee, d. Scott.
CRICKET LEAGUE
FIRST Division
Phlladelph'a Reds ys. University q Penn
syIynnia, at 81. Martins, referee. ". ke0-
dali Merton Maroon Va. Pnnad".pnia, at
Va. Moorestown. At Mannheim; referee, F.
Second Division
Moorestown 90 ~. University ~ Penn
sylyania gd at MDOTestown, y. J. ., referee,
= Bowdlcr. Merlin % vs. Germantown ID.
at Haverford; referee, F Nicholson
ALLIED LEAGUE
First Division, Section A
FAirhiu VS. Puritan, at Second and Bristol
streets; referee, J. shaw,
Secuon Il
plsston Saw W, Farren. at state road and
Cnruh street; referee, John Walder.
Second Division
-sF1fethorp We. Glen Social, Rt Second anG
Clearheld streets; referee, n, Cannon. NoTtf
3 and Clearhcld streets; refcroe l. Carr
EdEemQor VI. Haywood, at EdgemOor, Tci
cree. W. Harrison.
Third Division. Northeast Section
Rorer RoVers vs., Dsston Steel. ct u and
Ontario streets; referee, c Lien. SUNSHINE
W. Rosewood. at Mascher and Westmorea nd
RoSins, al Tseony and sanger @ strsetsi % ref, ff
q rerssdsis avenue and cottman street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-15
Boots and Saddle

Three big hapdlcanS nrc 10 ho doctdnl
in Kentucky, Maryland and Now York
today. The chief race of the three is
the Kentucky Jockey Club Handicap
with $4,000 added. At Laurel the
feature Is the MARYLAND Handicap. At
Jamaica tn" Continental Handicap will
be the feature, with $500 added.
Laurel-liOrsCs which seem best arc :
FIRST race, Elemental. Yankee Star.
OnDcrman; second GIobkirks Hill
Stccplechasc). Minnta. Lieutenant Seas,
Kettle third. BILLY Kelly, Knot,
Gn0mr; fourth (Maryland Handicap,
Chateau Thlerry. Polly Ann, Rvgone
Days; fifth, Careful, IIobcv Baker,
Mcssincs; sixth, Ray Jay. ProdigiouS,
McSsin"s; seventh, Cath, Zouavc, jean
Buliant.
At Louisville First race. Redmon
Taltsman, st. Michael second. Brother
John, Lieutenant Colonel, Fincastlr
third, PastCr0u. DR.. Rae, Guaranteed
fourth, Fair Phantom, High Cost.
Peter Piper; fifth (Kcntucky jockey
| Club StakcS), Startle. Rockminister
Rocket; sixth, Brookholt. Lady Mad.
| cap, Mile. Da2ic; seventh, Omond
| Honolulu Boy, Legal
At Jamaica-Lady Zcus. Goodbport
Fred Kinney; second, Canso, hurley
High Value third, Reparation, RunaIl
! tell, ChcsterbrOOk fourth (Contincnto
| Handicap, Thundcrclap, Audncious
Mad Halter; fifth, Diomedps, Arapo.
hoe, Escarp0lette sixth, Dominique
ValOr, Routledge.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-15
Evening Ledger Decisions
OF King Bouts Last Night

yariAMBR1A-Johnnv WoIgast d,,o,,,, a,
McLaHsiIIno MLnI oGR9rsy R5G9v oSel Sutpointtd John%sy a
Tnifan. ninn. second; Bobby wilson S' hsat 20 B%aady %
BrrnnSyn; By; Jimmy Baxter won from IfmsI fSaai
LONDON - Ted Kld) Lewis .,,,,.,
% oDds ioss,a I,asham. twelfth. the Iattcr's ~
:. NEW YORK@IsiIiy Sbad. ,he .5ngE;, 5,nE; Vs.
S: second: Tsns Tsrsv TTnnry stopped Jack Burs., f
Iarese: Eddic O'Dowd and %T" NJ. %.th rolisa haroIa
urswi sT,R aHdy 3 Chnney defeated Jacte S SoTms"'
Noon. SIXTH Danny Brown "sG o"tpoIn,s% o' pIis Ms
'>HS!lW; SHW; J@f %p intzo shaded Irish Moran. '"'
HGM ORLEASS --- Pal Moran knoet,a
ont irish Patsy Cline. third, Russell ,a M"WI.T
sstonped Dick Adams. first: kid Lombard N"
,WlLkES-B;tRRE-Leo Leonard was I,
winner over Jackie Clarke, ""'
p.nh nhDSfoN-ral Reed defeated Louis 10
,,. ut. ,inIIS-Tommy Gibbons knocked oul
PORTLAND. ME.--IIarry Kid Brown A.
feated Young GrndweII. "' w
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-15
GEORGES MAKES
READY FOR BOUT
Carpenter Training for Match
With Cook, Big Australian,
in London
20 ROUNDS DECEMBER (
BY LOUIS III. JAFTE

l'cah Ol' Lunnon is all agog over the
coming bout there between George Car
p"nticr and an Australian giant, George
Cook, by name. Although the schcd-
ulrd twenty round match is on for the
night of December =, already there has
been Il lot of chatter ancnt the combat
a great deal Of interest has been created
in England and British sportymcn arc
waiting cnxiouSly for the result.
This information was furnished by q
recent arrival from London. He say
while many fans are dubious about the
ability of Cook there also are hackers
of the Australian who favor him be-
cause Of his mamouth size.
This is some of the dope at hand on
the Carpenter Cook meeting:
'ThCrc seems to be II considerable
difference of opinion in the English
metropolis regarding the character OF
the match. One faction takes the stan(
that Cook Is nothing more than sctuy
for the frenchmun, and that the con
test Will be another one round farce
like the tarDcntlcr-Wells and Car.
pcnticr Beckett affairs.
'Othcrs think that Cook is murl
tougher fellow than Beckett. and the,
ar" OF the opinion that hc may dis,
courage Carpenter by taking every
thing he has I'm stock and coming on fo
more. Sine" the CNrpcutlcr- DcInpsr,
bout thcr" is DISPOSITION in som,
quarters t" question CHrprntirr's dc,
termination, This was caused by som:
looS" talk by Manager Dcscumps to til,
cHcct that Georges was not rcall,
knocked ont by Dempsey.
"Cook is II big strong fellow, mucl
heavier than tie frcnclmun. lie !, ,
light hitter for a big fellow. but 70,
markab'y tough and enduring. III
WINS his bouts By taking all the punish
ln"nt that his opponent can deliver
uhll. the latter is worn out
1.-THE stories that Carpcnticr suCfcro,
from !4t"rnal injuries following his bat
tie with Dempsey are doubted IN En.,
land. 1t Is suspected that George
started the runnrS for some plrposc o
his own. probably TO mislcnd Cook
bAckcM as to his veal condition. BE,
fore his fight with Beckett. GrorgcS sen,
out word that he was wind broken ant
more or less n physical wreck.
'fcorgCS has begun training for tn,
Cook bout. Trainer Wilson has ar
r we'd in London to train Georges
Despite rumOrS TO the contrary Car
p"nticr never nCg'ccts his condition, nnr
It Is safe prediction that he will be n,
fit rs possible when he steps into III,
ring with the big Australian. "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-15
College Football Games
on Schedule for Today
EAST

EAST
Penn vs.. SvarthmOre at Franklin Field.
Er"ortSN F"I2 Hs wl,@s " E%Ss at at %aI Ss% a2rn
HaTyard W. Gporgia at CnmbridEc;
Penn state vs. rhi5M ,n at N1f'e pitf.bSrsh G.iSfs
jafayStte vs. BuCiinell at Lewisb9rE.
Gor9sl " We"tGTn Rs.sTTS1 re- HaneHsT T. 1aHsSa
iiavsrford w. I, and ", Et HnXcrford. ,o,
Rntgers VS. y. and l.. NJ New bruns"ick'
Irslnus W Getty sburg ct Work.
colgate Is. SHsaaehGnnn Ct HHmtlt0n' yGnU
TS,g%Hts rS,t1 V. Vermont n: at MedfcTd SS O'N
West Virginia vs.. ohio L. at Morgan
w. u. and J. vs.. Carnegie Tech at Washing
'oT TDreAei Institute vs.. Juninta at :. and c.
! Coz Connecticut AEEies vs.. ST. stephen" at
Delaware ". Y. y. AEEies at Newark.
Tordhnm Va. ViIlnnoNa at New York.
r. " {. w. Gnllnudct nt Chester
!tneva vs.. puGuesnc "a, az beavrr TS,is R'i,,rorc
MmhcnSsrr MafHs Ss ~ vs.. LEBANON Valley at Allen,
"$S" = II. state vs.. Lowell Tech at Durham
Ransselaer Va. Hamilton nt Troy;
stevens Vs. Springfield nt Hob0ken
TT"tY THIns w.. "" AmRSIs, R%@@'% at y" "Sceaeet%dE. d
Wcssy"n Y. Est"N ~ T. brESa If MiSa'r'1%W Ht W..
minister,
WEST
Akron VS. Heidelberg at Akron.
krikona ys PhoenlN Indians Rt Tucson.
Nrknnsaa vs.. OuaChitR at Little Rock.
Uutler w. Hanover at lndlanapolis.
CaIIfornIa W.. Pacific Feet At berkeley.
California Teen ys. Los Angeles ~ {. al
Pasadena. ,. =. S,.,,
iIIinois VS. Iowa at Iowa city.
Wisconsin VS., Northwestern at Evanston
Michigan vs.. Michigan AgEtes at AM
.ArbOr. ,I -, Ioso,o,t
Fargo vs. Sorth Dakotn AT Fargo.
| Eansns VS. Drake ut st. Lawrence.
MississippI W. Mlllsaps ut Oxford.
| Missouri vs.. Iowa stare ~ 'niumOta'
Nebraska vs.. Haskell at lincoln
! Neynda w. St. Mary'S at Reno.
occidental W.. south California at 10
! Angeles. o,.,.h. ,uui.. =, ~.
Oklahoma vs. OhlahoW" hbkes ut NOT
''1,, nr.rou vs. Idaho at Portland.
| stanford vs.. Olympic & uh at Pnlo Alto.
Toledo We Defiance at Toledo.
Utah ys. Wyoming at salt Lake city.
Catholic T.; US. Mount st. Mary'S a
"ChnttanooEa vs.. Georgetown C. at Chat
! Georgia Tech W. Furman at Atlanta.
Mercer w. Florida NJ Macon.
Roanoke VI. Hump. Sidney at Roanoke.
south Carolina vs.. North Carolina at Cd
lumbla. s.
v. VI. L. vs.. Virginia at lexington;
Center vs.. st. Xavier At Cineinnsu'
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Sale n victory over the Southern Ugh
nine by the score of 100. lie Tailed
the two touchdowns which defeated the
score wns the result of a safety in the
third period.
Episcopal Academy found Chestnut
Hill to their liking on the lattcr'S field
and walked of with 3G-7 victory.
Media threw surprise into Swnrth-
more High and wallopcd the Little
Quakprs by $40. Ridley Park proved
easy for Lansdowne. crumpling under "A
2G-tO-O count. Darby High. Wood =
bury High and CollingSwood High
scored wins over Cheltcnham High,
GlaSsboro High and MiIlville High, re-
/ gDCct iyCly
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To Play DoubIe.Header

NuskoHA Tribe. 40. "a5, champIcn 4
S'on =. = IT," Rod Mems League plS,
.Ninn""a rr.br. NJ. 10, Champion Of Dlysf
ORGANIZATION IN r double.
Reader this afternoon, starting a: . O'Clock.
gr'un's East Cheitl
avenue and Magnolia street. MIrnewa won
he h:st clash and Is anxious 10 annex m
loast ore OF the games and win the hand.
come trophy offered ;hc winner Of the serln