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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-10
INTERCITY SOCCER CLASH
Pick Of Cricket Club League to Play
New York Eleven TodaY

A soccer eleven composed of the pick
of the players in the Associated Cricket
Clubs League is scheduled to meet an
eleven composed of players from the
teams in the New York section this
afternoon at Staten Island.
1t is the first Of the annual series.
the second of which will be played in
this, city some time in January. Tic
Philadelphia team has had little or no
opportunity to perfect team work. bur
expects to gain the decision over their
Gotham rivals. who will be at the same
disadvantage. having been selected from
the leading teams in the New York
section, The line-up:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-10
Navy Loses GYM Coach

Annapolis. Md. Dec. 10.-Lieutenant
Comma ander william A. RiCha rdson. for three
years gymnasium officer at the Naval Acad-
emy. has been ordered to sea duty and Will
he relieved about January / by Lieutena mt
Benjamin +. Perry. The latter. formerly
center on the football team and a weight
thrower has been associa ted with Comma nd
er Richardson for some time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-10
Seven Mat Meets for Green

Hanover. y. H., Dee lu.--'Tbc D,,.,,,,. .,,,
mrrstttins demands schedule announced l.,'n,
T%Pn'"ihs rP seven dates, With one stiIl ,,nrn
re'rHarE II, NJ, L. T; February - I
a. a. NV Haven; February 23 Broai. y,
iolE Prep at New York; Fm.r,,,,,, 49,
open; FEBRUARY ~ West Vlrgini. 49, lr-r
Eant4wn; March 10 Brown. ~ pruy.I No..
M"ich II, Harvard. at CamDridg"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-10

After the first IO0ud JdckS0n
wdS sott--he had fought himself
out-hdd "Shot his boi." as they
Sdy-and ! think ! gaze him
'0orse ldcing that might than any
one hare orer met.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-10
Texas Game for "coIoneIs"

Fort Worth. Tex, Dec. 1O.-Texas A. and
NJ. College will play Centre Colleges wonder
Utay, representing the State Fair Associa-
tlon. accepted a game with the Praying
&C c'oncls" following It. c, US cancellation
of a game scheduled to be played here the
day after New Years
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-10
Worriment of Phil Class
man in Bout With Gala
han Made Tenders
Toughest TussIe
BY LEW TENDLER

THERE are three men who gave me
L tough bouts. but the hardest Of my
ring career when I take into consid-
Grafton the clicking" my manager and
pal, Phil Glassman, took that night,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-10
BIKE PACE INCREASING

Riders Pep Up on Last Day Of
Grind
New York. Dec. 10.-Although the
ridCGs in the six day bike race increased
their pace dIring the forenoon there was
no change in their relative positions Mt
noon. The six leaders had covered
223S miles and s laps. The record for
this hour is 257j miles and . laps made
by Cameron and Kaiser in 1914.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-10

Harry Greb will tell the story Of his
hardest ring battle in Tuesdays issue Of the
Evening Public Ledger.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-10

Joe Richards. who appeared in a number
OF 13S-pound matches at Atlantic City liz In
town prepared to take or, any OF tho Phila.
delphians his weight. Richards is Il local
lad, but he has been doing most OF his boxing
out OF town for the last year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-10

Robert w. Maxwell, ,
sports editor Of
the Evening Public
Ledger, who um-
pired the st. JOS
eph's Villan0va
football game yes L.
terday. was shot
by the camera man
as he removed a
gang Of mud from
the eye Of J. Quinn,
Villanova's Ief {
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-10

Jimmy ERnn. local lightweight has
been in strict training at Adam Ryan's FOR
a bout he has booked with Young Leonard
at Reading. Pa, December 49, Egan is
being groomed by Young Johnny Willis who
recently entered the game as a mnnnrer ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-10
Scraps about Scrappers

ssF "a DreEr%m Via @ '0%S"s EPIsea fHSm fPSm
Dundee vs., Harry d<ld) Brown, Rocky Ran.
SaGjpr SaoS pr,,osdm Eresdmsn and Benny Leonard VS..
h%e to be put on in the Yale Bowl. Boyle 3
ihirtS Acres or some place like that
Atlantic city, where he says ne admins,
tered a terrific lacing to Eddie Moran.
nSh nfSfhs on
was outwelghed fifteen pounds Moran
coming in at 1865.
Charley angelo has matched his light
weight hope. Joe Rena to meet Tommy
spGTad spGno at Newark December 10 and Phi
afternoon. Angelo also has booked Kid
Harvey to meet Sculy Lewis in the semi
BILLY Devine. Booboo Hof's bantam champ
VII be out to stop the knockout streak or
prelims at the Olympia Monday night The
,wlnd-uP Will be return encounter between
F,wlll substitute for Joe benjamin, the latter
hurt In training, Their meeting last summer
se Ts oer f Trafs despite
Jimmy Mendo, KID Wagner VS.. Bobby Bur.
man and Matty Dechter VS.. Bobby Wolgast.
Bobby Barrett will make his debut as
%ind;up performer ct the Ice Palace next
Tuesday nEht. -, The classy Californian.
ond bart and IL WV VII pc b. she pg1s91 Of the sec
another, Californian on the bill He 'SrS meets
Johnny Mealy, vs.. Young Joe yelling. Hiley
Levine ys; Kid Frederlcks and Mickey Nor
Charley Coil. of South Phly. has recoy-
cred cred from On attack Of rheumatism and he
OF the local lightweights
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-10

Silent Purycnr. the deaf-mute Negro boxer
scored n thrce-round knockout over lin;
Jackson TT the Golden Gate A. c. (Nationai
A. A. Thursday night. John Henry John
son Is staging weekly shows at the Eleventh
street club, He has matched Jim Booker To
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-10

Charley Coll OF South Phllly has recoy-
cred from an attack Of rheumatism and he
has started training for matches with any
OF the local lightweghts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-10
WINTER RESORTS
SE\RREEZE, FLA.

WEST rALM BEACH. FLA.
LAKE COURT APARTMENTS
WEST PALM REACH. FLA
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Arizona republican., 1921-03-14

LIVERY motor car owner can have A chauffeur these daysi This Is a fact that has been demonstrated with the opening of the Metropolitan. the Dig new car palace where service to the nth degree is furnished the motorist. Not only does the Metropolitan pro- vide floor space for parking. but indi- vidual service in the way of Asung the car. providing 1t with aW and water. In addition to the many service features. the economical value in connection with the Metropolitan Is appe3ing-the protection to your car from the scorching rays of the sun, the rain and the dust Another pleas ing thing is that practically ones every car need can be satisfied in the way of gas, oil, battery tests, and me chanical advice. Tires and other ac- cessories can be had at the Metropoli- tan's headquarters on South Central avenue.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-14

IF you are building a home or If you A are merely doing it over' accord ing to the custom of spring, you will want to give close attention to the most important room in the house the bathroom. You will want to look over the plumbing features and, if old and worn. to have new fixtures in stalled. At any rate, do not try to de- eide by yourself. but go to the George Hageman Plumbing company and talk it over with their experts. Ask their saIespeople to show you bathroom fur nishings.
 L5OR choice in all things good to eat lose no time in pondering, but pur- chase the Del Monte brand. the peer of all in manufacturing fruits and veg etables. The superiority is not un- definable-it can be noted in the solid pack, the flavor and the seasoning and in a thousand and one other ways The Melczer company is the distributor for the Del Monte goods, handling everything the Del Monte brand coy- CTS including a complete line of canned fruits and vegetables. jellies. jams and preserves, canned fish, olives. catsup speciaIties, raisins. dried fruits and many other varieties of staple food products.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-14

DRIVING around the country you 1 have evidence that the birds are nestbuilding. They recognize spring as the nest building season just as you should for the fact that nest build ing materials are cheaper now than they will be at any time within the next five years. Items contained in building will be higher. experts tell me which should be reason enough for building. Wasn't it Benjamin Franklin who said, Homes are the backbone of the nation" Do not start your married life by paying rent, TOT you can not create the nome" atmosphere in what is merely a dwelling place, but build your own abode in which you can ex- press your own ideas. surely you must realize that no influence is so deep and lasting as that of the home where dreams are dreamed and strength gathered anew for the solving of the morrow's problems. After you have decided to built we would advise you to confer with the J. D. Halstead Lun- Der company, whose experts will assist you in carrying out your plans. for when you build, build with Halstead l1IrnbP
Arizona republican., 1921-03-14

INTERESTING favors for St. Pat rick's day celebrations are being displayed at Donofrios. There are cum ming little Irish lads and lassies. Colleen and Paddy nut cups, snapping bon bons and a wonderful assortment of candy in the shape of harps, snakes, and shamrocks. while the cakes and ice creams in mold and color tone lend suggestion of recognition of the birth day of the patron saint of Ireland. And St. Patrick's day no sooner will be over than yor all will be preparing for Easter and Donofrio will be offering just such alluring things as they have in the past. Already many are to be seen-wee chicks and punnies and eggs for the kiddies, while Eastertime hos tesses will not be at a loss for clever conceits except in the selection for Donofrio' has a wide assortment of novelties. There too. they will take your orders and express your own idea in a sweet or dessert.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-14

THE Redewill Music company at 222-
 PA West Washington street are celebrating their fortiern anniversary this month, and they are offering an unusual selection of pianos, player pianos and grands at greatly reduced prices or very reasonable terms. They are also featuring several slightly used instruments which are as good as new that have been taken in on exchange and can be had for a very small pay ment down with a very convenient ar rangement for the balance. The Rede- will Music company are the pioneers in the musical field in Arizona, and their long established reputation and guar antee insures the absolute satisfaction
 of all business dealings with that we'll known institution.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-14

YOUNG couples especially, who are
 starting married life in the spring, should not overlook the opportunity of beginning in their own little home under the plan now being offered by the Arizona Homes company in, the Central Building. This company has a plan whereby they will construct a modern home to meet your require ments for practically the same money that you would have 70 pay for rent in an apartment or a flat in a less at tractive environment. Just drop into rooms and s, Central Building, the next time you are down town, and ask them to show you the.r plans for your home.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-14

s1N1S said that the rare miracle of
 spring is so familiar to us that little or no thought is given tcNle vast wonder and beauty of it excepG as her aided in the feminine World of Clothes. Be that as it may, the new fashions designed for milady are full of the charm and sprightliness of spring A bright and smiling springtime store the Boston Store--is showing frocks that forecast the exquisite charm and style originality, which will predoni nate this season. New and alluring fancies expressed in terms that are diff ferent are gowns of Canton crepe and nicotine. the various versions are in finite as they turn into simple straight line silhouettes, bouffant outlines or graceful drapes with manifold treat -nents. They Haunt new colors, faL- vored gray, Harding blue. tomato red. and honeydew. Another quite new idea is shown in the spring costs of quilted satin-novel and unusual-but delightfully."- attractive and a joy to wear for lightness and warmth. Clever coats, too, are those of tricotine, hand somelyp embroidered in contrasting tones on the broad collar and deep cuffs. The sports skirts we noted were particularly smart, and here is
 welcome news, the Boston Store fea- lures large sizes, and now for the Easter bonnet. The whirns of the brins of the new spring hats are as hard to follow as the moods of the fair wearers. They are up with a bit of thinning poised perilously on the brim: they are dropping to shade the eyes or they are merely little turbans of jet which are in vogue just now. There are sailors-in fact, there are all kinds of hats for every wear-hats that are beguiling.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-14

DAY by day spring slips by. Before A we know it spring so recently pro claimed will be over for already the in fluence of the new season-summer- is making itself felt. We note this in this little thing and that we see in the shops and then. too, in the dis cussion of vacation plans. It Is our opinion that there will be fewer ab- Sentees this season. It behooves those of us who stay at home to provide comforts the one of primary import ance of course being the electric fan. At the Hoeppner Electric and Machine company they are taking orders and if you are wise you will place your or der early.
 CPRINGTIME fancies can now and o then take a serious turn. We would have you be serious for the moment. As you go about from shop to shop replenishing your wardrobe, have a thought of self as well as clothes. Look to your tech. and if you need new ones B. C. Smathers and H. B. Nall. dental surgeons. can supply your want These doctors have become known as friends of your teeth" and If you do not need false teeth they will tell you how to care for those you have. how to protect them and how to keep out
 of the dentists chair ds much as pos,
 sible.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-14

THINGS new for the nearing Easter
 tide are being shown by Audra. At her clever little shop We noted hats that were refreshingly different, and stunning withal and beautiful novelties sufficiently smart to give a. touch Of distinction to the entire costume Love ly organdie flowers of the pastel shades. yeils of unusual mesh and design, and exquisite handkerchiefs, hand made for the dainty Easter frock or colored ones for sport wear
 THE Phoenix Savings Bank & Trust
 company at First avenue and Washington street, have recently dis tributed a number of very handy little pocket dime savers. These practical little coin collectors were so enthu-
 siastically received and have so clearly
 demonstrated their assistance in mak-
 ing saving an easy and convenient pas
 time that a new supply has been re- ceived for the purpose of accommo- dating the many people who have
 asked for these little coin savers They
 are known as the daily dime saver and
 will be cheerfuliy given or mailed to
 anyone upon request. The suggestion
 was made at this time that a few
 dimes saved now will be a welcome
 source of pleasure in the coming vaca-
 tion days.
 VACATION time is not far removed
 from springtime. which recalls the needs of the traveller. It will not be
 many moons before plans will be made for the summer, the initial arrange ments being the purchasing of the luggage. McDouFall & Cassou have 1 tempting line of Hartmann trunks smart in workmanship and appearance l The wardrobe trunks are fitted with hangers. drawers. swinging garment | racks laundry bags shoe pockets and ! a thousand and one details only to be i found in a Hartmann. The bag shown l by McDougall & Cassou are equally ! clever.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-14

THE Bertram Electric company brings A to mind the approach of summer by electric fans. AS usual, this firm offers the best of makes-the Emerson, the only electric fan made that carries a five-year guarantee. This is indeed a consideration when one recalls that a fan is used here s.X months of -the year. Speaking of the Emerson, there is one in use in Phoenix that has given service for g years-think of that, nearly a quarter of a century, and still doing duty
Arizona republican., 1921-03-14

LARK, ye music loversl Tetrazzini
 does not make frequent appearances in Phoenix. and neither, more the re- gret. do other great artists. However, that need not cut one off entirely from the best in music. for the Cass Rede- will company supplies it in his won derfuI collection of records. In addi- ton to music of this type. the com plete stock shows popular dance music and that charming, enchanting music of Hawaii. In addition to records. MT. Redewill carries all kinds of musical instruments with the exception of pianos. Banjos, mandolins. guitars that furnish the most desired music for spring and summer evenings. EOR the more practical folk whose thoughts at Eastertime and all time are centSred in the home it is well to know just where to send the laun- dry. To know that the table linen will not lose it's luster. where the sheets and towels will come home sweet and clean. with no evidence of rough" treatment too often evident and that causes a hesitancy on the part of some housekeepers to send their laundry out" The Arizona Laundry can be recommended for excellent work, and we do not make the recommendation without having had personal expe- rience.
 EEMININE thoughts are turning to Eastertime and feminine minds are occupied with the new styles. with the view of replenishing the wardrobe. The | correctly dressed woman knows that without the right footwear the effect 1 of even the smartest costume is lost. i The H. A Diehl Shoe company is 1 showing particularly smart models for every Easter occasion. Models that are correct in lasts. in feathers, in heels-correct in every detail HERALDS of springtime! How one AA always associates the birds. the 1 trees. the flowers win spring, and yet you with practical turn of mind, will | see at once the needs of the season
 For what fairy garden will thrive with out care? What grass remains green without treatment? If you would have your posies and your lawn you needs must have a garden hose, and to keep | the lawn in order-there's the mower | to be purchased. Your wants in either direction can be supplied by Talbot & Hubbard.
 THE Graves Indian Shop will shortly
 be established in it's new home. s | West Washington street, where it will ! be able to show to good advantage its choice line of Indian craft It is really | pleasure to direct visitors to the | House of Q Thousand Gifts" for what l better memento of a visit to Arizona | than some unusual achievement by an
 Indian. Everything the Indian makes
 is to be found at GRAVES
 
 | A we browsed round the Busy Drug A Store our attention was called tC
 their kodak finishing. We were great ly impressed by the fine quality of the work which gave evidence of the art i ist's touch.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-14

WHISPERINGS of Eastertide novel; ties are coming in each day at the Womans Exchange. 115 North Second avenue. Niladv will glory in owning any one of the clever little nov cities suitable for Easter gifts or prizes at the Easter bridge. There. too, are featured attractive hand painted Easter cards.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-14

A DELIGHTFUL and thoughtful Easter remembrance can be con- veyed in the presentation of well selected book to your friends and rela- lives at this particular time. The Der ryhiu company at Washington and First streets. are now displaying an unusual selection of popular fiction, books for children and books on all subjects for all ages of readers. They will be glad to have you visit their book department at any time and have you look over the latest best sellers now being displayed.
 THE social business and professional
 l world seems to take a new lease on life at Eastertime. The influence of Easter is made manifest in countless ways; 1t is reflected particularly in the newness of everything brought out by spring shopping. Let Easter be marked for you by the birth of reso- lution. Resolve to make a financial beginning through a savings account with the National Bank of Arizona After you have once started the ac- count you will be keenly interested in watching it >grow and the small amounts that used to have correspond ingly small value will take on new proportions as contributions 10 a growing account. The National Bank of Arizona is admirably situated in the heart of the down town district. so it will not be at all out of your way to drop in occasionally with pennies, niclSels, dimes or dollars.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-14

TT would require much larger space
 than this to tell you about the clever things Hyder has for spring. As you are already familiar with the fact that Hyders is headquarters for fashion, you will unquestionably be delighted to accept this as a personal invitation from MT. Hyder to inspect his stock in view of securing a spring and Easter outfit
Arizona republican., 1921-03-14

TRULY a buy at home movement
 | with meaning. Right here at home you can make the purchase of trunk of Phoenix manufacture The Phoenlx Trunk company offers number of dif- ferent styles and incidentally if you have q trunk that needs repairs that is the place to go.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-14

NEED more be said than-Packard. ~ The very name conveys the idea of an ideal car-ideal in riding quality and in the manner of handling. The single six being shown by the Smith Vincent company has a tremendous appeal to the discriminating judge of
Arizona republican., 1921-03-14

A T last it has come. The place
 where you can secure good home cooked food and individual service. It is, of course, The Cottage, 341 West Adams street, where you can get board by the week or the month or just drop .in for luncheon or dinner.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-14

nUIIE the plummiest bit of in
 NC formation plucked during our re-
 cent tour of the shops was at Hanny's, where we learned that the men folk could purchase an extra pair of trousers with their spring suits. This you know has not been possible with ready 10 wear garments until the last year or two. The suit can be purchased with or without extra trousers, but as a matter of economy. we feel certain the men will take advantage of the offer. It is rather convenient to carry the nicely creased extras in a Gladstone bag. Hannys prices are rather re- marka ble-think of being able to buy two-piece all wool Hart Schaffner and Marx suit for $25. There are others higher priced, but also closely marked. The shirts have been repriced, too, this department alone showing a mark ing off of sS000. Hats, shoes and other articles have been reduced at Hanny's