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Evening star., 1921-04-10

hve credits toward a. degree may be
earned by undergraduates during the
| full summer term.
| Hamlet. Prince of Denmark. has
been indicted for the murder of
Polonius. court chamberlain. and will
be tried In the criminal section of
! the law moot court at an early date.
J. c. Davis, the prosecuting attorney
| and his assistants. N. Levin and S.
| Shapiro. will conduct the trial for
the Distr.r r. S. johnson, Philip
Herman ar J.. Willensky of the moot
| court bar have been retained for the
defense. 1t is anticipated that the de-
| feTJse will interpose the plea of in
| sanity. The trial will be held at the
law school and will be open to the
public. "'t~
| Justices Irving Williamson. Hayden
| johnson and L. Cabel Williamson of
the moot court OF appeals will re-
sumo sessions April II. All causes
tried in the lower courts for which
appeals are pending. will be heard
beginning that date.
The fourth debate between repre-
sentatives OF the Samuel F. Miller and
Richard H Alvey debating societies,
preliminary to the annual prize de-
| bate for the prize offered by the fac
ulty for the best speaker. will be held
on Saturday, at the law school. The
proposition for debate is THAT the
| Philippines should be given early in
dependence" The affirmative viii be
upheld by NJ H. Howard. A. Cold
stein and L. N. Goodson Of the Miller
society. The negative will be repre-
sented by A. r. Moore. NJ. f. Barrett
and f. D. Lujan of the Alvey So
ciety.
The National University Masonic
Club held a special meeting at the
| Ebbitt Hotel Thursday night. Edwin
D. Deitweller was elected delegate
| and Charlie j. Diller, alternate, to
represent the society at the 1921 con-
vention OF the National League CT
Masonic Clubs. which will be held In
Washington early in May. This club
| was organized last fall. active mem
| bership being restricted to students
| of the law school who are members
of the Maonic fraternity.
The Cy Press Club, composed Of
! woman students in the law school.
Legal Sorority for Il charter. under
which to conduct a chapter of that
organization.
Prof. George r. Barse. assistant cor
poration counsel of the District Of
Columbia will begin his course on
Conflict of Laws next Tuesday. Prof.
Allen MacCullen started his course on
Sales last week.
Elections of class officers were con-
Quoted by the senior and post-gradu-
ate classes last week. The senior
class chose Bert c. Gardner. presi-
dent; F. d. Allen, vice president: L.
D. de Boskey. secretary; NJ. F. McCar-
thy. treasurer: d. NJ. Davis. historian :;
e. D. Little, class orator, and w. F.
Doble sergeant at arms. The post
graduate class selected Charles j. Dill
ler. president; Paul B. Elcan, vice
president; 4. n. May secretary; j.
F. Hassin, treasurer; r. S. Johnson,
historian, and n. Levin. class ora
tor. The remaining class elections
will occur next week.
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STATION rs RELOCATED.

The Smithsonian Institution an
nounces that its solar radiation sta
ton at Calma, Chile has been moved
to mountain some ten miles south
of that place in order to secure the
advantage Of clearer skies. Tele-
graphic reports Of observations. which
for the past several years have beer
sent to the Argentine meteorological
service for use in connection with
weather forecasting, are now also
sent to the Brazilian meteorological
service for the same purpose.
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY.

DR.. Ales Hrdlicka. professor of an
thropology in the university, has just
received diploma from the Uni
versity of Prague, conferring the de-
gree of doctor of science This is the
second oldest university in the world,
having been established in 134S.
Dr. Paul kaufman. professor of
English. has begun a graduate course
in an intensive study of Emerson.
and one in a similar study of Milton.
The classes in the Schools of Re-
ligion and of Citizenship have all
been transferred to the building on
the corner of 18th and F streets.
Richard c. De Wolf, legal adviser
to the Lithuanian commission in
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NATIONAL UNIVERSITY.

Definite plans for the summer
school have bee formulated, It
will begin June Is. and continue, with
sessions twice daily. hve days a week
for a period Of ten weeks. As usual,
'Rlackstone's Commentaries" not q
part of the regular winter curricu-
lum. will be given to afford students
the opportunity of gaining an in
eight into the underlying histori-
cal phases of the English common
law. Evidence. legal liability and a
number of other substantive law sub
jects will be offered. A maximum Of
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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE.

Bachelor Hail." three act comedy
will be presented tomorrow night by
students of st. Johns College, at Car
roll Hall. 10th and G streets. A spe-
cial matinee show will be given at :
o'clock tomorrow afternoon
The drill of the Reserve Officers
Training Corps will he held April 23
III the gymnasium of the CATHOLIC
University. The drill will be follow ed
by the freshman prom. Tho follow
ing committee from the Ladies' Aux
Hilary Of the college is in charge OF
the dance: Mrs. Edward J. Quinn
general chairman; Mrs. Charles j. CO.
lumhus. chairman of patroncss COM
bership; Mrs. +. w. Dunworth. tick
cts: Mrs S. A. Gatti. music: Mrs.
Charles Aughinbaugh. refreshments;
Mrs Michael Hennessey, decorations,
and Mrs. T. F. Finnin, aoor commit
tee. 80
A junior ladies' auxiliary has
been formed at the college. with the
following members: Misses Helen
Quinn. Catherine Carr, Madeline
Aughinbaugh. Josephine Fleury and
Margaret Tucker.
The board of governors of ST. Johns
College School of Commerce and
Finance will give dinner Saturday
in honor of Peter A. Drury. presi-
dent Of the board.
A three-day retreat. conducted by
Rev. Peter Guilday of Catholic Uni
versity came to close yesterday at
the college.
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COLLEGES.

GEORGE WASHINGTON.
Plans have been completed for the
debate of gfrfs Of George Washing
ton University and girls from the
Evening star., 1921-04-10

Washington, last Monday night gave
a lecture on ''Lithuania and the
League of Nations" in which he
showed a phase of the actual work
ing of the league and its status in
present European politics
DR.. George S. Duncan of the fac
ulty of the School of Religion. has
written a book now being published
on IAN Outline Introduction to the
New Testament" the chief features
Of which are a historical analysis
and a complete photography Of the
subject.
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leonard SAYS He
WOULD BOX HANL0N
Champion Is Anxious to Take
on Opponent Of Battling
Nelson Type
BENNY IS WELL AGAIN
BY LOUIS II. JAFFE

Out Of the West has come a fistman
who has brought back "reminiscences OF
the once Durable Dane, Battling Nell
son. He is Jimmy Hanlon. Of Denver.
and the Colorado clouter has fascinated
New York persons Of pugilism so much
that he probably will get crack at the
lightweight championship shortly after
the start Of the regular 1921 30 sea /.
son-if not before.
In fact. Benny Leonard, the champ
himself. already has announced himself
willing to take on the Denver gIoveman.
Jack Weinstein. Of the Benny Leonard
Cheering Club Of Philadelphia. returned
from the big city today with story to
the effect that the titleholder was ready
--yes. anxious-to meet the Hnnlon
fellow.
II never had the chance to box Bat
Ting Nelson" Weinstein quotes Leon
ard as saying. "and ! have never met
amy one who used the same tactics as
the Dane. ] have been wanting for
some time to meet one of those aggres.
sive. tearing-in In battlers, and Just as
soon as a promoter offers me date with
Hanlon I'll sign for the match right
away
Is Well Again
Weinstein also brought the informa.
ton that Leonard had entirely recu-
perated from sore thoat. which caused
the cancellation by Leonard Of match
with Sailor Freedman in Benton Har-
Dor on the Fourth of July, and several
other later bouts.
Leonard will rest for another week
before he will resume training, and In
the meantime his manager. Billy Glib
son. Is finishing negotiations for a
string Of matches for the titleholder
during the open air season. One Of
these bouts may be with Lew Tender
then again II may not.
According to Weinstein. Gibson seems
to be ignorant OF the hitch in Tender
Leonard bout. II already have agreed
to terms for a meeting between Benny
and Tender" says Gibson, land. really
I do not know why the contes. has not
been closed yet. Herman Taylor, Of
Philadelphia. has closed for my end Of
the contest. and Il appears to me as II II
is entirely up to Tender now"
Weight Question
Tender says he, too, Is ready to sign
up with Taylor. Sure, want to box
Leonard says Lew. "but the bout
must be made at 1876 pounds, weigh
ing in at 2 o'clock"
Indications point to the question of
weight. as hitch In the closing of
the Tender. Leonard set to. and in the
meantime the poor old public has been
reading a lot of gossip about the match
and still it doesn't know what it is all
about.
The fans want to see a match between
Leonard and Tender. that's a cinch.
hut unless these boxers get together be-
fore long the cash customers will cool
eff. interest will subside and the thing
may go fiat.
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CR|CKETERS TO SAIL
NEXT SATURDAY
Team Representing Frankford,
Merton, Germantown and PhiIa.
c. c.'s to Invade England
REMAIN MORE THAN MONTH
BY SPICK HALL

Next Saturday the Pilgrims. n cricket
organization from Merton, Philadei-
phia. Germantown and Frankford
Cricket Clubs. will sail for Englan on
the Carmania to meet the best Of the
British cricket teams in an invasion
which will last over a month. At pres
ent 1t is the plan Of Manager Edward
Hopkinson, Jr, and Captain John H.
Mason to embark for home from Liver
pool Saturday, August q.
The sailing of this cricket team
marks the final series Of tilts which the
United States has had with Great Brit
ain this summer. Our golfers Jared
badly abroad, but our polo team did
far better than expected On top of
this Bill Tilden won the worlds hard
court tennis championship at st.
Cloud, France, and then successfully
defended his worlds grass court title
at Wimbledon. beating young Norton,
the South African, in five sets.
The games for the Pilgrims were ar
ranged by the Incogniti team of Eng
land, which made a successful tour Of
this country last September. Upon the
return of the Americans the associated
teams of Toronto will play two matches
here, one with the Pilgrims and one
with the best players Of Philadelphia
who did not make the trip abroad.
When the Americans arrive in Lon
don they will be Quartered at the Sports
Club.
Besides Captain Mason and Manager
Hopkinson the following players will
make the trip: G. G. Morris, John l..
Evans, J. NJ. Crossman. s. W. Miflin,
Merton Cricket Club; W. +. O'Neill,
w. p. Newhall, W. r. Clothier, Ger
mantown Cricket Club Gordon F. Bot .
tomley. Charles II. Winter, Robert A.
Anderson, Frankford Cricket Club; II.
r. Cartwright, Jr., Cyril J. Woolley,
Philadelphia Cricket Club. Mason and
Hopkinson also represent the club at
st. Martins.
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Entirely Up to Tender,
Wire From Billy Gibson

Billy Gibson, manager Of Benny
Leonard, wires from New York:
This is a final ultimstum TO Lew
Tender. Am sick and tired Of talk
emanating from his camp concern
ing match with Leonard. The cham
pion is and has been willing to
make lightweight limit for Tender,
but latter lacks courage to box him.
insist that Tender either imme-
diately signify his willingness to
box Leonard or forever hold his
peace. am willing to consider any
offer for match"
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Rosewood Wins Five In a Row

The Rosewood Professionals are winning
IN their old-time form and are going al a
in succession. Manager Cooley has strenath-
ened the lineup considerably with the ad-
Kirk, OF dlrard Field, and Dugan, OF the
Delaware County League. Victories have
been scored over Houston Post, Jewish
World and on Saturday the strong Pensau-
ken Club was taken Into camp. The Rose
wood Professionals play Cheitenham on
Thursday, but games are wanted with Ma
tiviv. f1sishsI, 0srmantowp shanshar
csiiber. Address william stdsstsrscn. 1904
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jim HEIMBECKER A STAR
Ma shall e. Smith outHeider Has
q Ton homers In Fifteen Games

This has been a wonderful season for
home run hitters and the prowess Of
many kings Of swat IL being sung far
and wide, but the Marshall II. Smith
team has in its line up player that
compares favorably with any when it
comes to polling out four baggers.
The hero in question Is Jim Helm
becker, the store boys right fielder. In
fifteen games he has made ten homers,
not 10 say anything of lot of other
extra base hits, And Heimbecker gen.
orally inserts the extra base bingles
jast when they are needed.
ON Saturday the Smith team played
Lansdal{ of the Montgomery County
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Seattle Hurier to Join Reds

Cincinnati o.. July I.-Pitcher Geary, Of
Cincinnati Nationals this week, having been
Pitcher Brenton and outrelder See. Of tho
Reds, are two players who are 70 so to
mants and can be recalled at any time on
ten days notice ,if their services should be
needed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-11

League. They won, to l. In the sec
ond the store boys counted on Helm
becker's homer, and In the sixth jim
clouted out another four bagger off the
delivery OF Mellinger with two on and
won the game.
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POLICE WIN ANOTHER
Add PerryvllIs TO List Of vIetIms
Win ElStaon StrsIuht

The baseball team representing a,
ALL Philadelphia Police Travelled b
Perryville on Saturday and won its al.
teenth straight victory, score SO, n,
officers have now won hiteen games a
q row, and they wore played asaina sll
the leading clubs In the city and Stat,
There are stiil Q few open datse O
the schedule which can be secufd
through Harry J. Moore, 1893 MsidM
street, Manayunks phone ManayInL
1873.
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Scraps about Scrappers

Pat Bradley, Little Italy's come
back idol, took on a new lease of life
when he stopped Darby Caspar ia four
rounds two weeks ago. Now Bradley
Is sure that he will be able to place
himself in the limeglare as conspicu-
ously as he was several years ago. when
be met all the best mittmen his weight.
For the present. Bradley plans to meet
the best Of the local boxers, and In
the fall go after the different stars in
America. Tonight at the Eleventh
Street Arena Pat will take on another
Pat. whose last handle is Convery, and
who halls from Grays Ferry. The lat
ter is newcomer in the local fstic
field. vi vi Erne says that Convery has
the stuff to make good In local competi-
ton.
training at Atlantic City FOR three weeks
He is matched to meet Little Bear at the
pens pSy on % By V WIGS TGS Bat BIT, D9% S%d e %
lie Edwards,
Young Sherlock. Angelo Belf's champ is
70 appear In the semi;nnal 70 the Bradley
ConySry bout at the Eleventh street Arena
opponent The preims are Ray Mitchell vs..
Ray Dundee. Ralph Wilson vs. Young Fisher
and Joe Carlo vs. Lew Wallace.
SeorHo Shbney mas met Johnny Dundee
three different t'mes twice in Philadelphia
and the last time in Boston. In the Hub hit.
fest the one Of knockout fame knocked the
New Yorker through the ropes In the ninth
round Dundee Just about crawled back into
the ring at the count Of nine. They NEE, for
the fourth time at Sh!be Park next Monday
night In q scheduled eght-rOunder.
Forfeits have been posted by all the star
mittmen scheduled to appear at Shihe Park
next Monday night. while Promoter Louis
Malls also has put up a check a Buaran-
tee that he will 20 through with the show
Besides the Dundee -Chaney ma tch. there viii
Hanlon. Johnny Murray and Frankie Rice,
Billy De Foe and Danny Frush and Jimmy
| Sullivan and Joe Jackson.
A. W"snsr from who has s,,s SePSTatsd tn.
placing hm'ot uSssr Naw ,4s
| training camp at Atlantic City. He is get
ling in shape there. boxing daily with Joe
| Jackson. Frankie Williams and Young
Brown.
| Johnny Russell Is managing Ray Dundee.
| After the latter's encounter tonight at the
Eleventh Street Arena with Ray Mitchell,
| Russell wants to match Dundee with Martin
| Judge or Tommy Cleary.
| Frankie Ritchie IL managing a rendezvous
| sec tion OF Atlantic City. Several local box
| ers are improving their footwOrk on Richie 8
| dance moor.
Mickey Rice, q llb-pounder Is being ha n.
| his protege with Johnny Hayes. Benny Bass.
| Johnny Royce or Matty Dechter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-11
J. CORBETT "ALMOS7~sTI
BEST HEAVYWEIGHT
With Dempsey Punch He'd Have Been Creates, Yo,...
of Al Time Elusive Style Better Than p
Carpenters Best '#
BY GRANTLAND RICE

lotted. No combination Dem,.
bett has yet drifted in upon tbs .of'
Dempsey In his last ave ,,ne sns.
counters has used up the io3.@' i a.
amounts Of time to Accumulate NJ. h;'vwinl
sprigs: "'s isursl
Fulton, twenty seconds. Wan
nine minutes. Miske, ten r,;.nsrd, ;msrd,
Brennan. thirty Ave mInutes. TaH;
tier. ten minutes and sixteen s.so,s s.vsn'
The total for Ave fshts bss S's
shade less than sixty Ave minu,.s 'n !, !
has needed only trifle NOR. ~. ns
hour to beat up or down avs ~ ~ Y
strongest opponents he could Ana ''e
The queer part Is that he nsedsd ;,
time to stop Brennan than Enltou Wns WSs
lard, Miske and Carpenter comh,s.I. w
These four fights averaged iscs ~
three rounds. II this isn't u,s,.:lss w.
efficiency then records are vo,sS ~
cents bosshead. Certainly. Al, ~
ring champions have needed mnch ~ ~!
time and space. In two fshts O..
lasted thirty three rounds assirst ~
fries, while Fits Travelled twsnt, ~. ~
rounds against the California ,r,.sss
1t took Jack johnson forty .ons ssssI
to stop Burns. Ketcheil and 49,.
The ring has never had any msch \.
isher as the present champion bnrs.ss. s
to be. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-11

"WILLARD too old to fight asaio,"
w Joe Stecher and straurler Ia.
cant understand why some one syrss.
didn't break the same gloomy nsvs y
zbyssko few months ago. -
THE fact that Europe couldn't eAs.,
L . combined assault led by D.,.,.r,
Milburn, Bill Tilden, Jock HuteSiSs
and Jack Dempsey IL nothing h M
against her. They caught us this tims
when we wore both set and risht. -.
uding the old combination OF pIpf Al
class from every open porc, In sm,
widely different fields no one n,us.
ever had quite a. much show IN the ~,
of championship talent.
Copyv<0At. 1891. All rsoAss r,ss,r,x
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-11
What May Happen
In Baseball Today
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York. 2, Chicago, Ii .i.
Other clubs not scheduled,
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cieveiand. l. htSietic. Q tsssond same,.
washlnEton, o.; 81 Louis. !.
Boston-Detrott. postponed. rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Mime MInSsspGiis Al LoSSi.v'l,e 49,, A. camel
%%inspSIiI In$isnspSIIs 81 paaI '.sssss @ xs%s|
Kansas City. 81 Columbus. l ted camel.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Fi,,tae5da. FFis,rtfcTd. g es A.bany,
SrSssroaTt S&GS5T 9 Il ftasnSss Masssss. "a sss%s} ss%:}
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
AA:.ss%sifi AA:s.:ssiiii.!' 81 q! nMs%SBihI.s' MoSBihI.. . o.
thsttsnoos%' O. New SsS oTieS%s' o.
TooATs SCHEDULE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
st. Louis at Phnsieiphia.
Pittsbursh ct Brooklyn. -
Chicago ut New York.
Cincinnati ut Boston.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics Cley Gland. not scheduled.
Boston at Detroit.
New York at Chicago.
Washington at st. Louis
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS OF YESTERDAY
Baltimore, 81 Buffalo, ..
Rochester, 8i Newark, 3.
Jersey City, o. Syracuse, 3.
Reading Toronto. not scheduiod
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
Reading a. Toronto two games).
Baltimore at Buffalo.
Jersey CITY at SYRACUSE.
Newark at Rochester.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
w. l.. PC. w. l.. PC,
Baltimore. 83 II .7BS Jer. City 80 As .468
Buffalo AZ 80 .51S Newark 81 4S .45l
Rochester. ~ So sea Syracuse 83 45 .Ae3
Toronto. 80 80 800 Reading 22 So .276
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-11
Herringbones in
Sport Models
$3.50

Reduced to this fig
ure in the July sale
from $45.
These are full three
piece S u i t S in hand
some tweed effects, in
the most desired and
desirable weave of the
season. Fishbones and
herringbones.
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Another for Sacred Heart

L Iawndaic ysstsrdsS afternoon and Trimmed
the seventssnth Ward team. 18 70 d. The
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'RUMOR THAT BADER
WILL TAKE DEMPSEY
CAUSES SENSATION
Story Is Getting Stronger That Champion Is Shake
u Jack Keuns and Place Himself Under the
Management of atlantic City Mayor
by ROBERT w. MAXWELL
Sports Editor Evening Public Ledger
Atlantic City, July II.


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In New York the getting stronger every minute MIN % PHILADELPHIA the
air the folks
r1 a R % % inside $ @ charge sss s that .sS. nr
the % @ Si@p of % % ] "S that S set and D S% %
, with ss,,. T" soS Ss
vacated S but % s r sn "' "s S of % the S % @ % III % 5 5
reria and the Oe just sss and refuse to
sss.r the sa%"
s SG Ds1. Siss il % ss 3 $ ,S % l"Sa ""s ar mr. '
;@ s"S 2s
1ts try tine report 0S that a's,s Tsarn. sTes ss @
,.. replied ..s MR. 10. a5 v sm nS no Ev W
change be made and Mayor the logical successor but you
"As suggestion. his head saoeIy
call o Mr Boder and ask His Honor ehat rs au
] 5 s a % Ss The He %gs' Rno% 70 "S s SSS
Al Ne,os the Mayor
WHEREFORE. n Hall. Lest
doubt about allow state that all Mayors can be
% found H their % G a in s C @ M 1 ndsf % of no Ss S"d m T
Chief Executive at H the M shore %.. % % % % P 1 private Office Papers
his shirt sleeves pespirns prOfuse as he led but
How about that story you"
ringing Of the telephone S grabbed the speech n ,. Mn m receive.
knock the door and Mr.
sT So@s by
me-, he said Don't
sssr, % sF that at and the" Mr. H'''F said
T ] Jack hst Rns Of We s DS D boldly have read
~ :s s about s s % T m % s nm sa ssy''s me- " "'"
81 DON'T discuss ocoos.s Business mar s,,, ."
s"'s' .ss ss'ssss sss" .
Bader and Dempsey Are Pals
TT known
rSn,ns Thy s
.s .ssens as % @ on always @ % h 1d f1s r s ' wen" " church "
~ s 'ss S cas @ Tso Ss bo D%1 5 "a Testing
'e NOW" Wh" do YOU think he
told he had % sS sss 5 ' % Sss 9S 'hSs 5
resented
before & he s s sn s' G city ws SRe PRE- sm s
Sdssl % % ,.s M, the shape and
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West jack ''Tf ~irsa % back "en
@ sS' S what she asked Thus the champ again was handed
champ had Is
a a"d,' ia o.
Bader Not After Managerial job
MR. BADER seeking the position Of Jack Dempsey
1n n ss% % % % ss rp Jack % % os 5 % s s
M. to CITY:
an as @ hs 1S na .nd D confidence S % gam lie
I'll. Supply conTsins
s ali about E: Ss: ssa ss'' IL s si15 day; %
the n do
whole He could
In a
The o s a n he get
TO of
would buildings
run ion
saT Ka' has handed Dn9ys affairs ,rsSa
credit when pushing
the
According
and Kearns himself admits he n
But in the boxing
Perhaps a Twill ofer Mayor
Bader Then 1t will be hizoner
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-11

WITH Dempsey and BABE" Rrs
w still lifting their dynastics 4 ,S.,s
higher at every start, you can imsSsa a
how the competitive soul Of Man a. H.
must feel about It as he looks ov.- y "a 4.
headlines In bis quiet retreat uncr !
faraway Kentucky farm. When Irts,.
viewed bis language was reported ma
to print. 'aa'
Unbeatable Jacks
the Giant Killer.
-DSmpsey.
Four -
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Fsc Fans Are All Het Up
The Inevitable

"Even this shall pass a1op. ."-Oid
Persion Prooerb.
John H., ,cith hts mighty punch,
Corbett, ,oith hfs speed and sktll,
Ruby Robert, nifk hS crunch,
Waiting for the deadly kill
Jefrfes, looming over Fate,
johnson, toith his sable spup,
Willard, 10TH his crushing peioht-
"Even these hdve passed opav."
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