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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

AkSTkACT0 or TECIA. PREPARED or
continued 70 date cOve.inS any foai e.
tate IN IL county. Promps and accurate
eoFvtce Of reasonable Iateh. Rock Il,
land Title . Abstract Company: v. j.
sweeney. eocrstafy. c06-212 Central
Trust & Savings Bank buihhng
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PRINTING

LETTER HEADS, BILL HEADS. PAMPH-
lets. wedding invitations, admission
tickets. envelopes. milk tickets. sale
bills and all other printing. Just phone
3. 1. 272. Safety Printing Co. Safety
Bldg, 313 Eighteenth street.
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CARD OF THANKS.

-~&N~~~~~~~~~~~-~>---
We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for their kindness and sympathy
during our recent bereavement. We also
wish TO thank Mrs. NyQuist for the beau
tiful songs rendered at the services and
those who sent floral offerings. -
THE CHILDREN OF THE LATE JAMES
P. GUTHORMSEN.
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS,

"a ACRES MINNESOTA FARMS; $50
cash. balance s. per month. SO to SO
per acre: close to market: rich soil !;
timber for fuel. maps free. Pillsbury
Syndicate, 1880 Metropolitan Life.
Minneapolis. yinn.
LANDOLOGY SPECIAL NUMBER JUST
out. containing 1921 facts Of clover
land in Msrinette county, Wis. II for
home or - an investment you are
thinking of buying good farm lands
where farmers grow r1ch, send at once
for this special number of Landology.
II is free on request. Address Skid
more-Riehle Land Co.. 40 Skidmoro-
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NOTICE

Collecting bad bills is our specially.
We can do it II you give rs your
business.
We also distribute literature Of
all kinds. cards. bills, posters, etc.
We can furnish bonds for those in
need.
PRIVATE STENOGRAPHY
Those seeking private Information
would do we'll to call on u. Every
thing confidential.
TRI-CITY
DISTRIBUTING AND
COLLECTING
| AGENCY
1607h 3rd Avenue.
ROCK ISLAND, Ill.
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BEAUTY PARLORS.

TRI-CITY SULPHUR STEAM BATHS FOB
rheumatism and nervousness. Ladies
HAirliresaing. AanlcuTing and Beauty
parior. Phone B. 1. IT'S. 1712 Third
avenue. Rock Island.
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VAL LODGE NO. COS. I. o. o. r.
~ Meets eve-y Thursday evening
at Odd Fellows temple on
Fourth avenue. between Sew
enteenth and Eighte n +
streets. Lincoln Martin, N.
G.; H. p. LDonard., y. 3.
~ Thursday OF each month. initiatory
se, frst. second and third degree the
hgsslpg THURSDAY.
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LODGE DIRECTO81.


Book Island Post
! / !
GfnDn No. 200. Americas
Legion. meets The
~ first and third We'd
~ nesdays of each
month At American
legion Hall. Third
FL avenue and Sixteenth
- street. Dan X. BFen-
nan. commander. Az
ex-service men Va
come. ~
i MASONIC.
49, 1sm,le. Eshteenah sezses a1d
Fifth avenue.
aWarm HEETzNG or TRIO LODGE
y No. 81. Az. 3 4. ~ viii
./IkN b held on the 1sss Thur.
WI day OF each month - 7;oo
~ D. m. W. Il. Kelley, W.
IN; Ray o. Roderiek, Sec
icsdL N. n. Degree THURSDAY. Feb.
n y $50 p. m. =
~ ea0TTo NO. 81. n. o. Y. p. 4. 4
- ~ -8tsted meetings held
@ !: !: !: ! :: :
UA on tho arss Wednesday
Of eacA meath. Wat
ing propheta vslsons.
L. B. Nace, monarch.
Frank L. fsaiags0a. -.
retasy.
Z. 4 II
u SFATED CONvoCAHpn or ROCK
ueauo Island Chapsee No. II. 3. A.
NJ viii b neld On IL Axst
Tuesday Of esaA month u
7:30 .. n. J. G. schilhnger.
~ E. h. p y. II. Ash SECRETARY.
a ROCK ISLAND LODGE NO.
"a 65s. A. F. + A. M.-Stated
- meeting nrst Friday Of each
mouth. B. p. Record. w. NJ:
H. 5. Bolman. secretary.
Speal meeting Feb. rs. $3.50 p. m.
k9k On n. n. degree.
NNI0nIn TElaPIAk.
|u1 Stated c0kCi.Avk OF ROCK
- Island Ceunanossy No. II.
|EA Knights Ts0pAAr viii b held
80 !; !. 49,; -; ::.. =:
Special Conclave Monday, Feb. 2s. at
| NV COCK p. m.
|n0 lKlAND .ChAPTEB no. zoe,
NJ EASTERN st&-kegWar mestinss
annd hetaeadAy Of each nasuth. sls-
u1g Stars welcome. Nrs. Josephine
xae, W. NJ: Mary r. Kreis. secretary.
|nI BLAND COUNCIL NO. 70. 4. 4 8.
2-The stated Assemblias Of Mock L.
~ Counal No. ~. u. 3 9. H.. VIII
, bald on he third Wednesday OF each
NTH. W. J. Spencer. T. !. NJ: o. =.
Midebfsnot. recOrder.
WAL LODGE NO. COS, I. o. o. r.
- Meets evecy Thursday evening
at Odd Fellows temple on
Fourth avenue. between Sew
enteenth aud Eighte n + b
streets. Lincoin Martin, N.
G.; H. r. Lsonard. y. 3.
|A8 Thursday OF each month, initiatory
|gse, FIRST, second and third degree the
ssssins THURSDAY.
.. q. u
~ Inland AERIE NO. 80, T8ATER
oFdee Of Hagls.-AegulA1 msettnGs
- end third Tuesday Of each mool
kSies home. Fourth avenue anc
ynU-f1t strUet. Frank WITCH, W. r.:
~soh 0fote0at, seeTotA1y.
B. P. O. EI4KS NO. $50,
Id ~ Meets the first and third
Mondays of each month n
Elks' club. Dan Z. Bren-
Il nan. exalted ruler: O., N.
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Al the news all ne t,ms-IThs
ArguA
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Rock Island Post
No. ZOO. Americas
Legion. meets the
first and third We'd
nesdays Of each
, month At American
legion Hall. Third
; avenue and Sixteenth
street. Dan X. Bren-
nan. commander. Az
ex-service men Va
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EXPERIENCED GIRL OR WOMAN FOR
general housework. 251l Eighteenth
avenue.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOUND. COMBINATION vULCANIzER
that will repair tubes. tires. half-soie
boots. patch hot-water bottles, rain
coats, rubbers. and numerous other ar
ucles. Practical training in our free
school, half down. balance monthly pay
ments. We manufacture vulcani1ers and
truck tire mounds up to IL inches
Write for details now" Universal WI
cauizing Co., Battle Creek. Mich.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-23
ROOMS FOR RENT

BROAD AND PINE CTho CarrolD-targe
office: double and single rooms. Walnut
7232.
BROAD, 3O22 N.-Niceiy furn. attrac, rms, ;
all COW. handy train troll Tloga s8Ol
CNMAC, n, b0l9-TwJ and rooms with
bath, second floor corner house: light
cheerful well turnishcl all conveniences.
CHESTNUT 2O36-Room with priv. bath:
beautiful suite, also single rooms.
LOCUST ST. IOi5-2 neatly furn hkpr.
rms. third floor. Preston 1927 w
MAPLE AVE. 33 ", Merchantvillc. \. i
frr rent, . nlcelv furnished rooms
RACE ST, 33Ol--Two largo unfurnshed
soCond-lOor rooms. single third floor, fur
nIPhed or unfurnishcd; l-room apartment.
with htchCncttc. furnished or unfurnishod,
first floor.
DIAMOND, 1907 Desirable front room, also
single room; gentlemen; bath; marble
shower; phone. .
SPRUCE sr.. 1910 & lG35--Extretnciy dcs.
rooms and suites; hand. furn.; pri baths.
18TH ST.. s.. 3IB-ls (ncar Spruco) Crhe
Perrinl--Attractvcy furnished suite. non
hskpg.; other vacancies; rcas Walnut 73G5.
18TH, N. 130. HOTEL KURIC,-Beau
furn, rooms. spotless clean cleo. h.-w.
beat accom-, for travelling people. spruce 1884
SGD & GfRARD. y. z. cor.--vp 10 date
ncwly now fur, rln. i. hkpg. Re-. 4i37 NJ.
ATTRACTIVE furn. nrts.. some hOusokpg.
Sherwood Ant. Agoncr. 1879 Walnut st.
rNFURNiSHED ROOMS
Reasonable 1pO1 Girar RI
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

COOK and butter tman and wifel wanted In
home in the suburbs near Philadelphia;
must be willing and capable: this Is splen'
dId chance for a couple who can appreciate
C0mforta bic and cheerful position and secure
good wages, references necessary. Address
SOC ledger OfhCe -
CUTTERS. ,vparI,nr,d on bathing suits and
ic--ays a.raIv work. good nay. HyEionic
F",cr,i r.rlarw"ar 10 24l6 y. Howard 81.
GOvFRNESS vln'ol for a deat child Apply
u 1h2S ludr0f office
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WEST puIJADEt,puIA

45T1I s. i2G-Pleasant summer room, priv.
family, electric, continuous hot water.
3OOO--Plcasapt furn. room for
bus person. porChCs grounds wal 1887
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ENvErOrr UN%D FOLDERs-EXPERG.
ENrED pRErERHED MT not ESSEN.
rIAt. r srANGLER co. 1897 y.
HOWARD ST.
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BOARDING

DESIRABLE vacancies for gentlemen or
couples; CNCellent table; individual service;
opposite +. Il. Il Station; reasonable rates
Phone Germantown 53s2
MARRIED COUPLE want largo furnished
room with board and private bath, rrcf"ra
hly suburban. 4 COS. ledger Ohice.
UNUSUAL. attractive communicating rooms,
every convenience. refined environment;
sunerior table. 1921 Walnut st
observation-disclosures
GENTLEMAN or business lady can have n
pleasant room and board IN strictly rN-
fined private family; all homo comforts. with
"Nory md0"rn conv.; car 80 passes door.
WNNBURNE INN. Devon. Pa. on Main Line.
~ minutoa from BROAD 81. Station, rooms
with or without private bath, roHEonHhl"
ratios: very desirable for business mon with
fHmLllCa ph0ne. .llcrWyn g3G ".
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DIAMONDS BOUGHT

tr,rrcs, rr..r- pad. - 70 10 carata. $40 to
,7S0U. ola r.l l.a."Hm arl siI,c- bought
The Diamond Shop i5 i5,G y. sG@}a i%,h M5 f, 10,
zoe, ACCOUNTS s.n, us are couected. rna.
son cver,.s'Ia.r a. Il since, lSnG., bus
ness and Other matters nd,ustod; bank ref
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ENvnLOrE GUNNER -- EXrERlENCED
1iAND.rO1.r G'MMER. ArpLY E. J..
srA>GlER co.,. 1877 y HOWARD ST.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-EEMALE
.. y .'-....' 49,. ..,.' ",,- 20,
., Of ..... .'..' .r..l .. .LfI..' .., .ll.
r ..... ,, 50 g.. o.'-.,
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OADlLLAIromc mah. 1aa, ROYAL
MOTORCAR co.. INC. 60 y Broad.
Poplar Gp3G. Opon SUNDAY.
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)AD AND PINE CThe CarrolD--Large
'fce: double and single rooms. Walnut
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CADII AC 1920 TOURING ,,r. a.rno., nov.
~ ~ i'10 ~ royal MOrDU CAR co,
G20 y ukoAD. HlH Gnnn- uLEN Sly
, 1921-09-14

savings bank. were invented by
/ clergyman.
, 1921-09-14
abe Casper DaiIp Cribunf

request Of David wark Griffith. the
great producer.
All the details OF the tragic night
Sill remain graphically in hls mem
ory. One thing he would like to i'm
press upon history that Booth did
rot nhoDt -stc semTer Tyrsnns'
when he ieaped 10 n STAG from the
presidential box. breaking his leg.
after h staying
said Mr.. Ferguson. Il was a cali
boy with the company on that night.
! was watching tho acting from the
wings. and repeating the lines of each
player, for although but Is. had
learned nearly every a r by heart.
Suddenly We were all stunned by a
shot. then cries and calls: and I saw
Booth. the dol Of the company, jump
from an upper box His leg had
caught in the American nag that
draped he great presidents box.
Il could sec his a C SO plainly. a
terrible face. drawn with hate. anger.
pain and excitement I could hear the
, 1921-09-14
THREE WYOMING
CASES HEARD IN
APPEALS COURT.
Actions Carried Up by Gov
eminent Involving Range
and Water Questions
Are Argued.

CHEYENNE. sept. II. - United
States District Attorney Albert D.
Walton has returned from Denver,
where he appeared for the govern
ment in arguments in three Wyoming
cases ar1ed to the circuit court OF
appeals by the government on APP
peals from decisions in tho federal
court for Wyoming.
The cases included that brought by
the government against y. X. Bald
win for Illegal fencing. which was
decided in Bothweil's favor several
years ago. Boutwell, was not repre-
scented by counsel in the arguments.
but an associates. ono sanford. was
represented by William Kelley Of
Greeley.
The two other cases argued involve
the right OF the federal government
TO re-collect water after It has been
used for irrigation and redistribute It.
These cases are those of the Lincoln
Land company VS.. Weymouth ct al.
and the United States vs.. lido ct al
District Attorney Walton was as.
sisted in arguing the cases by Ethel
bert Ward. special assistant attorney
general. and willis Egleston. district
counsel for the reclamation service
The defendants were represented by
Avery Haggard. W. B.. Ross and w.
Z Mullen OF Cheyenne.
The arguments were heard by Jus
tice Cariin OF the United States cir
cult court OF appeals. Judge johnson
OF the Utah district court and Judge
Youman Of the western Arkansas dis
trfct.
, 1921-09-14

that 1t probably provides n surest.
safest, and quickest remedy for all
such troubles, and millions upon mil
lions have taken II with the most as
tonishing and gratifying results.
Tens of thousands of men and won
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afflicted with stomach. liver and kid
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apparently on the verge Of coilapss
have testified publicly that they have
been fully restored to their normal
health. strength and weight by its use
Still others who seemed fairly well. yet
who suffered with indigestion. head;
aches. shortncss OF breath. dizzy spells.
soul gassy ~stornachs, coated tongues,
f~ouiness OF breath. constipation, bad
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PRESSED feelings state that they have
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ing symphonic and restored to health
and happiness by Tanlac.
NOTE: Tanlac Vegetable Pills are
an essential and vitality important part
oil the Tanlac treatment wherever con
stipation is present.
You n hope to get satisfactory
results from the Taniac treatment
without first establishing a free and
regular movement OF the bowels. It
stands to reason that no treatment can
do tho greatest of good when
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ciogged up with waste products and
poisons.
Tanlac and Tanlac Vegetable Pills
are sold in Casper by the Casper Phar
macy and by leading druggists every.
where.-Adv.
, 1921-09-14

groan he gave when ne landed heavily.
and saw him faiter and stumble when
he tried to put his weight upon the
broke leg.
Il heard every word Booth said,
They were prcfane words They were
not sic Semper Tyrannls.
Afterwards We saw in the papers
hat he had made the quotation which
has lived ever since. But VIC were so
excited. and there was no inter.
ested in knowing IL wasn't so. Now
It has become a part Of the history OF
the shooting.
"one thing that was lucky for me:
he wanted me to hold his horse in the
alley hat night and I refused. He
said he would give me a thrashins.
But I wanted to 9 the acting and
wouldn't do It. The boy that did hold
his horse got arrested"
, 1921-09-14

SuoQGIo 'zEAu suoeoIo kIlr5 o. souui
on , other hand, appears equally
confident His easy handling OF
Young Fisher in practice Tuesday in.
dirated that ortega might nnd his
boast easier TO make than ,-arry out.
ortega appears to he doinEA rather
tho HEAVIER training. He tool a six
mile run yesterday and boxed y
rounds with ~sparrinE partners. He
treats his partners rough and some
difficulty is experienced TO get men
to face him.
Edward Cochrane has been engaged
TO act Is third man in the ring.
, 1921-09-14

Stomach trouble Is almost always
followed by a complication of diseases.
one OF the first being an overworked
liver. with all the symptoms OF bilious
ness. followed in turn with headaches.
coated tongue. nausea, dizzy spells,
pains in the back. paipItatlon OF the
heart and other distressing symptoms,
Sooner or later the kidneys will be
como involved and hat is just why
these danger signals should be needed
n time. A wise man puts out the
fire before there is too much destruc-
ton; the same theory should apply
to stomach trouble.
a in the stomach means fermcn-
tation instead of digestion; decay. in
stead Of nutrition for fermentation
produces poisons. which are absorbed
by the blood and which frequently
bring on tho condition known ms auto
.-ntoxicatoion or sc~if-polsoning. This
is also why we develop acidosis. which
on so many complications such
as rheumatism. hardening Of the art
cries. high blood pressure and other
conditions, which may mean perma-
loss OF health. Acidosis is one OF
the main forcrunners OF Bright's dis
ease and diabetes. hence it is evident
that II we have stomach trouble, how
ever slight. we are foolish indeed IL we
do not take prompt steps to correct It..
If we are not fit as n fiddle in the
morning: II we don't feel better than
we wen to bed: II our breath is
and we have that a taste
in the mouth nature has set the dan
ger signals for us and we cannot ar
ford TO neglect the warning that she
yives us. That is Just why the de-
nand for Tanlac. h greatest stom,
,chic. systemic and reconstructive
.cnic has broken all worlds records
rhe American people have learned
, 1921-09-14
w. j. Ferguson
To Be Seen In
"Dream Street
Only Living Person Who Was on the
Stage When Booth Sho. Lincoln.

In Dream Street, the unusual
Griffith picture. ppear the only iiv-
ing person who was on the stage OF
the Ford theatcr in Washington. the
night Abraham Lincoln was shot by
wilkes Booth.
He is w J. Ferguson. playing the
part Of h - father of hi fascinating
little dancing girl. Gypsy Fair. Now
grey. with his face fed to wrinkles by
the many years. Mr.. Fergusin finds
life without frowns in working in the
theaters OF New York. with an excur-
sion INTO pictures now and then at the
, 1921-09-14
GREAT PLANS LAID FOR
GIBBONS 0RTEGA BOUT
At COLORADO SPRINGS

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. Sept
14.-E1abornte preparations ave been
made by Manager Richards for the
Battling Ortega-Mikc Gibbons fight
here Friday night. Seats for 5000
fans have been arranged and every
thing Is expected to go on on schedule
Battling ortega appears confident
OF winning easily. In fact, he Is said
TO have ON friends that all that
would be needed would he an ambu.
, 1921-09-14

these two articles VIII be on sale at
the corrected price
The regular dollar day which the
Leader Is holding every week. In add
ton 10 the bargain basement which
the store inaugurated a few weeks ago
Is proving OF decided interest TO WON
en- shoppers In Casper.
, 1921-09-14
SUGAR DIyIDEND PASSED,

Ci,sat Western Sugar company al
a meeting hero today passed the reg
Mar quarterly dividend on the com
mon stock OF The company The regu.
lar quarterly dividend OF IA per cent
on prefcrred stock was declared.
, 1921-09-14
IS URGED TO
HEED NATURES WARNING
Thousands of People Suffer Permanent Loss OF
Health Because of Neglect-Nature Has Sci
the Danger Signals for Us and We Cannot
Afford to Pass Unnoticed the Warning Thai
She Gives Us.

Good digestion means good health; bad digestion means
bad health.
A sound stomach is worth a hundred times its weight in
gold: Probably eighty per cent of all diseases originate IN
the digestive organs. Dyspepsia, or what is more commonly
known as Indigestion, is not only one of the most prevalent,
but it is one of the most difficult to treat of all present day
diseases, and has for years bafled the skill of leading spe-
cialists everyWhere.
, 1921-09-14
STATE TAX LEVY FIXED
At 4.35 MILLS, REPORT

CHEYENNE. Sept 1.-THE WYE
ming state board OF equalization has
fixed the state tax lcvy for 1921 al
1857 mills. an Increase of .57e5 OF a
mill over the 1870 levy.
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MANAGING SELF IS
BENEF|C|AL-WH|TE
chicagoan Says Worrying Be-
fore Match Is EIimin ated-lm.
proves in Boxing, He Thinks
TILL AFTER LEONARD
BY LOUIS II. JAFFE

There are only few boxers who are
doing their own business. Charley
White, OF Chicago, Is one of these.
Managing himself is no handicap, says
the Windy City walloper of left hook
fame. If anything, he contends, it is
beneficial.
Just before putting on the gloves with
Hughey Hutchinson and Bobby Wilson
for two rounds each at Adam Ryan's
yesterday White had the following to
say:
II have been handling my own affairs
for more than year. In that time i
have engaged in about twenty matches
and did all Of the business myself. No.
the business end of boxing has not
proved any setback In my training in
the least. Really find that it is more
of an asset than handicap.
No Time to Worry
why figure 1t beneficial is because
my mind is kept off opponents-more so
than IL some one else was responsible
for the financial end of my work. You
see in talking business with various
matchmakers and promoters l do not
have any time to worry about what the
other fellow Is going to do when we
enter the ring.
''You know lot Of boxers are
whipped before the bell rings, as they
do quite a little fretting before a match.
As to myself ! do not think about my
opponent until I find myself In the ring.
Since doing my own business ! feel
that l have been boxing better, and I
am going to make hard bid for
another match with Benny Leonard"
Immediately after his bout here to-
morrow night with Benny Valger,
White will leave for New York for a
conference with Leo p. Flynn, Tex
Richards Madison Square Garden
matchmaker. FLYNN has wired me to
come over to talk terms about matches
with Leonard and Lew Tender. While
we may not do anything definitely ex :
pect to appear in one of the early
shows at the Garden with either the
champion or Tender"
Hit on Break Away
II White succeeds in getting another
contest with Leonard he is confident
that he will win the championship. II
would have beaten Benny last Labor
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TOddy's Local Ball Games

Logan Square nt Hines Old Timers Thir-
te"nth and johnson streets.
Notnseme Hosiery nj Hatch Motor.
F1slsher at Donovan Arnetrong, Fifty
eighth and Walnut streets.
HiiIdNle at shanahan. Forty-eIghth and
SGarpics. OF West Chester. at Chester.
Belfcld nt Marshall II. Smith. Second
street and Erie ayenue.
White Elephants ut Forty eighth Ward
Juniors. TWenty-hfth and jackson streets.
Cressona Tigers. at BridesburE. Richmond
and Orthodox streets.
Weston Club at Media A. A.. Sixtirth and
orta fni'lrs F. sSs q. f%st fGtLRishmond a. Ger
ma ntown. Cheltsn avenue and Chew street.
r. X. T. League "B''-LuLerne at Allie
Eh.ny Twonty- ninth and Somerset streets.
New York Bioomer Girls nt Snowhill. Nd
Paradise Field Club ut Fox Motor. Sew
enth and Grange streets.
DobeOn at Hohfeid. Broad street and Allo-
gheny avenue.
Yesterdays SCORES
FIeIsher. si Nativity, 2.
HarowEnts. 81 Marshall r. Smith, 7.
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