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The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-01

Great Excitement Prevails (From a news dispatch from Marys-
 vile, Ohio) A.t "An unusual occurrence took place today at the home of MT. and Mrs Charles Mabrey, when Mrs. Mabrey washed and dressed her little great grandson fi
 The Happy Fellows
 A happy man,
 Is William Tyre;
 He always looks
 On the bright side
 Cincinnati Enquirer. A happy youth
 Is Teddy Turk;
 For he is not
 Afraid to work.
 Hastings (Neb.) Tribune.
 Signs Is Signs Sign in a street in Baltimore: CLOASED FOR IMPROVE
 MENTS. Probably closed while the proprie- tor goes to night school to improve his spelling.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-01
ALONG LEES DETOUR
 By Sam Hill. In Cincinnati Enquirer.

Be a Live One It is well for you to Remember this, my son, Only the undertaken Bothers with a dead one.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-01
Daily Sentence Sermon

Oaily Sentence sermon
 They had to put the word fail in the dictionary. but there is DO excuse TOT you putting it in your life.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-15
SEA SCOLLOPS AT WHOLESALE

Caught between Watch Hill and Block Island. Arrive at our plant a few hours after being caught. Are opened and handled m the most San- ftary and scientific manner and put into the markets of the state the game day that they arc caught, assur- Ing absolutely fresh stock. ..-- ... G13SH
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-15
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
 District of Connecticut.

UNITED STATES OF AhEtGlCA, District of Connecticut. WHEREAS, on the 11th day of octo- ber 1921, The United States of America filed libel in the District Court of the United States for the District of Con- necticut against 10 Cans (gal size) ot Olive Oil in accordance with Act or Congress, June 30, 1SO6-
 And Whereas, by virtue of process in due form of law, to me directed, re 1921, I have seized and taken the said Five (gallon) CansTof said above and have same in my custody
 Notice is Hereby Given, that a District Court will be held in the United States Court Room, in the City. of New Haven. lConn., 1900 noon. on the 7th day of November, 1921; for the trial of said all persons who may have or claim any Interest, are hereby cited to be and ap- pear at the time and place aforesaid, to fshow cause, if any they have. why a final decree should not pass prayed.
 WM. R. PALMER,
 U. S. Marshal. By David Miller. Deputy United States Marshal
 E. L. Smith. U. S. Atty, Hartford. Conn., for the U. g.
 Bridgeport. Conn.,. Oct. B. 1921. G13s"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-18
TO ASSIGN DAVIS CUP
MATCHES ON. FRIDAY
Committee VIII Meet In New York
and Arrange Schedule for Events

o'S 'c"SC SSHSublS 'ot
New York. May 1S.-The Davis Cup
Committee of the United States Lawn
Tennis Association will meet Friday to
assign the matches that are to take place
in this country. If all the matches that
now appear likely to be held here are
played arrangements must be made to
accommodate seven events.
1t is likely that the events will be
held in the following order in these
cities: Newport. Pittsburgh, Chicago,
Cleveland, New York, Boston, Philadel-
pbia and Minneapolis.
Spain and England meet in London
May %. "a. %.
The majority Of the other preliminary
matches will be played in this country.
Indications are that the following CONF
binations will represent several Of the
countries:
England-A. r. F. Kingscote. w. q.
Crawley, NJ. Woosnam and II. Iycett
Australia-J. B. Hawkes.. y. Peach,
y. G. Anderson and Todd.
France-A. II. Colbert. W. II. Lau-
rentz and J. Brugnon.
,Japan--I. Kumagae, S. Kashio and
Zenzo Shimidzu.
Spain--M. Alfonso, j. NJ. Rouse, A.
Flaquer and Count Conner.
Belgium-Washcr and Lammens.
Denmark--Tcguer and *. Hendrix
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-18
Amateur Sports

The orglre! Columbia Catholic Club. 81
styonr s%gn dsgbbsS booked S Nth n.
] safuTdsI srs Mo'as,rs m"pI o ,,aS % 6sg.
arc some open dates on the sChedulc which
can b" secured by se',ing IN touch With
Philadelphia. &
TloEn a. &. wants games fot May II. 20
lebanon 4. G., or Oyerbrook, has May 81
open Tor q frst-ciass travelling team, w. II.
- north PhIIie- are Without a game for this
sunday. Manage Gleason. phone Tiosa
Blackstone Juniors want n game for MAY
30 with a team ~ its caiibor. 3. schwartz,
Karnac Kiuh. Of Gcrmautown, is without
q game for this SATURDAY, away. Thomas,
Any arst-class tm home e. team can book e,th.r
@T %FiSs 'fos to n T. Bar0ck ess North EfsS.nss
Hancock a. A. wants 70 hear from AZ
hrst-class home teams. L. Lecture. $50
ShaIpIsss separator co. II. II. c. ha. open
6sieS a, hSne sSp, or TWST Roy csre
Wilson A. G. wants games away. $. Lei
Northwest Professionals. ta., team
want games away. j. Hoover. 2o35 North
Deyt%r !. g desires to travel. E. SOM
rrnnsyivania Giants. strong colored
tenm. has open dates away. C. Victory.
Amity 4. e. would Ike 70 arrange game.
az home or away. b. Krantz. SS22 Poplar
street.
farren =. 6: Is. without game tor sun.
street
81. Hcnry's G. 6. would like to book games
with teams paving rai- guarantee. J.
Helm. care of Schoette p. n. Co.. Front and
Laurel strets.
Atlantic Refining Co. wants n game away
for SATURDAY. II. J. Bush. 2435 South Sic.
teenth street.
Chaimont Reserves desire games with All
Hftern-eighteen- yea r-Od teams HAVING
grounds. p. j. Worth!ngton. 32o Belgradc
street.
Shields & Bros u. B. c. has all satur-
days IN June open, away. Dan Ebert. 52l
Market street.
Argo 4. 4. wants to book games with tho
fastest home teams in the city. II. A. c.
Kopp, 2i"B North Lawrence street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-18
ST. LOUIS ARRIVES
TO MEET PH|LL|ES
Cardinals Open a Four-Game
Series With Donovan's Club
Here This Afternoon

Luckily the Phillics won't have to
meet the Pittsburgh Pirates again for a
long time. The showing Of our boys
against the leaders Of the National
League was not impressive in the least.
Their only victory, a shutout, in which
Red Causey hurled most Of the game.
showed that they have flashes. but little
else.
This afternoon the Phils have new
enemy, the st. Louis Cardinals. The
Cards are here for four games in row.
They haven't been performing up to
the hopes of st. Louis fans and pos
sibly the Phillies will be able to take
a series. something they have been un-
able to do yet.
This afternoons contest at the Ma
tional League Park. Broad and Hun
tingdon streets, is scheduled to begin at
3 80 o'clock.
Lee Meadows may be sent in this aft
erpoon TO toss against his old team
mates II Lee isn't feeling right. Jimmy
Ring will be given the assignment. Bill
Doak probably will work for st. Louis.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-18
WENONAH CADETS
WON ) STRAIGHT
Deuel., No-Hit Pitcher, Will Re-
turn to Military Academy
Next Season
MAY PLAY Episcopal

To date tho Wenonah Military Acad-
emy baseball team has six victories
to its credit and one defeat. The cadets
won five straight games. vanquishing
Swarthmore Prep, 81; Penn Charter,
14-9: Woodbury. II. s.. 80: Atlantic
City II. s.. so: Clayton II. s.. 40.
Deuel. has registered three shutouts and
has pitched no-hit. no-run game.
Last Saturday at Pennington the game
went eleven innings. when very poor
fielding by the cadets resulted in n
10 victory for Pennington. Yesterday
Wenonah beat West Catholic A..
Athyn are to be played. and with the
brand of baseball deuel. and Farley and
their teammates nre handing out the
prospects are bright.
Manager Ramos hones TO fill May. II
with Episcopal Academy. This date
was left open because the senior class.
OF which most Of the team are members.
were making arrangements for the
yearly trip to Washington. but these
plans were called off in the meantime
and left the cadets with nm open date.
Deuel. hail> from York. Pa. while
his batte"y mate. Farley makes out his
furloughs for Atlantic city. Farley
will BE- graduated this wear and his loss
in all sports will be felt kcenly. MS h"
is three letter man. Dcucl's return
next year will be hcralded with JOY
BY his buddios and by the alumni. who
see in him another Pcnnock. who -
also q Wenonah product:
Di Augustine. the smallest member OF
the basketball team. who kept TCttcr-
meyer. of Pcrkiomen. from scoring and
scored five goals himself. Is playing
>hort>top after hcing kept out Of III"
first game on account Of fractured
wrist
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-18
Gets Three Places Bogart Tops Cahe
SPEEDY DRIVING WINS
FOR MRS. C.. A. HARVEY
Mixed Doubles Matches
at the Country Club

On Friday the annual invitation
lawn tennis mixed doubles tourna-
ment will be started on the clay
courts Of the Philadelphia Country
Club. Bala. The drawings will be
made tomorrow evening.
1t is expected that twenty fivo
teams will be entered. Handsome
prizes will be awarded the winners.
Last year this event was ono Of
the most successful of the local ten
mis- season.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-18
. EVANS AND JONES WIN
American Golfers Defeat Armour
and Hilton Over Hoylake Course

Holyake. Eng, May 1S.-"Chick"
Evans. of Chicago. and "Bobby" Jones.
OF Atlanta. defeated IT. d. Armour, Of
Scotland. champion Of France, and
Harold H. Hilton. former British anna
t'ur champion. in practice golf
match here today. . and l. Their play
attracted the main interest of golfers.
il was close match and the players
we're even up with four holes to play
The Americans finished brilliantly. win
ming the fifteenth hole in three, halving
the sixteenth in four and securing the
seventeenth in three.
All the other American golfers who
Will take part in the British champion
snip tournament to begin on Monday
next were out practicing today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-18
PENN AND DARTMOUTH
Play Second Game Of Series on
franklin Field This Afternoon

Pennsylvania and Dartmouth will re-
new their series on franklin Field this
afternoon in the second of three
scheduled games. Last Saturday up in
the mountains Of Hanover. Walter
Larsen. the Salt Lake City lad. had the
big Green nine at his mercy and Penn
won. ) TO !. This afternoon Coach
Cariss expects to use Floyd Stout on
the mound. with Doug Sheffey in re-
serve. Larsen is to be saved for the
game with Georgetown here Saturday
Who will oppose Penn will not be
known until Big Icf Tesreau. the
Ozark bear and former New York Giant
hurler. takes the field this afternoon.
Tracy twirled against Princeton yester-
day afternoon, defeating them by the
shntout route. He was routed by Penn
Saturday and the Red and Blue team
figured that he would be sent back
today
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-18
TO RUN MEDLEY RELAY
Picked High School and Academy
Teams VIII Race Tomorrow

Tomorrow afternoon on Franklin
Field picked team from the high
schools Of the city will run against II
combination composed Of academic
school stars, in special medley sprint
relay race.
The academic team will be composed
Of Middleton, ST. Lukc's, 22O yards ;
SS"hauers, Chestnut Hill. 40 yards :
'aptain Herman, Germantown, $50
Yards, and Pnwlihg, Episcopal, one
Captain Mcdonald. Central. 300
yards; Frazier, West Philly, 40 yards :;
Habcrmehl, Germantown, $50 yards,
and Gordon, Central. one mile. will bc
the runners for the high school aggrc-
cation.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-18

Mrs. j. Wallace TurnbulIs card OF
40 out and 80 on the return for a
total Of 1O2 was somewhat of sur
price. Mrs. f.. Earnshaw. Of River
ton. turned in card of 81, going out
in - and negotiating the homeward
journey in AZ. The fair golfers missed
many puts on account of the greens
being exceptionally fast.
The event was brand new 10 the locs'
schedule. 1t will be dccIded over
eighteen holes of medal play. with prizes
for the hest low gross and low net
scores. In fact. the play is identical
with that for the Gclst Cup last week ut
Overhrook.
Mrs. Smith finished third for the Geist
Cup. with fine % gross. under rainy
wet conditions. st. Davids is fine test
for the fair sex. The course has been
much improved. The clubhouse is a
quaint. pretty affair. and an addition
made to It recently makes it commodious
and one Of the most comfortable in
town.
Added entries were taken at the first
tee. Mrs. Roilin II. Wilbur. chairman n
Of the women's committee at st. Davids.
was in charge Of the starting and en-
tcrtainment arrangements.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-18
NORTHEAST HIGH WINS
Defeats Central Track Team-West
PhilIy Trims Southern

Northeast Highs track team. con-
sidcrcd by many the dark horse in
the coming outdoor quads. surprised
Central High yesterday in dual meet.
by winning 70i2 to coz.
West Philadelphia High also won Il
track meet, defeating Southern High by
the unanimous score 10J to %.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-18
League and .Semi-PrO Gossip

The Mount Holly Athletic Association will
open its new. athletic field next Saturday
and ball game. Mount Holly viii play
the Quaker city Professionals who staged
seventeen inning scoreless tie with Rockdale.
OF the Delaware County League. last satur-
day.
500 clip In the game with Fulton he
whalcd out two doubels and two singl"s In
Ions hy.
Manager Germon. OF LII Bros, w'I no
doubt give the boys q sha kirG m They
lost both SATURDAY. and Sunday, and this is
a most unysual occnr-Hn"o'
Schoaeld. who has been, with Charlo~e
for tho last month: has signed to play N
~" TstNd Sd "u,ne'1 rdssryo ns w Tttchcr "S E9"' lie
was with FTeisher last wear.
|. Jack Hines Old-Timers play the Forty
eighth Ward the second game in the series
for the championahlp OF downtown nsH,
Sunday at Twenty-ffth street and snyder
avenue.
The same scheduled at York this after.
noon between American Chain and Flelsher
arranging the dates. Chester is there today.
but Flcisher has been given two games next
week.
Gabriel Mal!on. who h, vas mansgGr a OF ,sM tns
Years ago is now helping tho WINS CON-
lination in the Industrial Amateur League
McCauIsy,, backstop ~ Packard M"torGatT, r,to TtT
tors lie has banged out trio nt safete7
in both games played thus far.
The poor showing Of IommcrcIa, TrnCI ,,S Is
ono OF the surprises Of the season WIN
| such rlnyers as GIock and Nurnh' IN me
Wneup il vac expected th"r would h. pen,
nRnt cortenders IN the Manufacturers
| league hut thcy have N""n beaten t"lCe,
| ssveral years ago Murphy wnN on" OF the
! best huriers hereabouts.
| Phil Uaggerty's Nativity athletes swamred
| rorty-thrd Ward, formerly CHRIST 'hurch,
| pitcher Devine had an easy time of II ana
! was neyer forced TO exert himself, allowing
only Ave hits
! Star vitchiug ALWAYS has been feature
| of Mnntg0mery County League games. IN
! only one contest on Saturday dd any OF tho
| six teams get more than ten hts.
| Jimmy Iandberg. former Northeast High
s,ar has ciGned with Eddie Williams RiN-
crton club.
| GuiIbonk, pearlmar aul l'rl Fisher for
! ,roriV Of Southern 1TiGh hay" signed un In
! The GiouCester Count! l"S'A'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-18
Scraps about Scrappers
Roxinr in Philadelphia row is runni

RoxlnE in PhiIadelphia row is running
virtually on Gne. cylinder. Regular shows
at the Netional 4. A. end Agditor!unn a. 4.
the only arena Where weekly shows will he
held throughout thn summer. Several big
lies Park End Shibe Park, while a number
OF srSNllcr shows will be arranged for other
ball grounds
Harry KiN stewart. OF Southwark. will
pax Ecar. w. Ts fsnm he mte .e"sHs Yons jack
bS% { S,tSc 2Sc Tos9d Ho Ss1:5
MRttv Palmer. ot the Fourteenth Ward. and
a Gordon. OF s.lthwerk, faces TOMMY
Thomas OF the Eleventh Ward.
Hurhry McIoon. former Athletics mascot.
nav to,n h; carp, Of Jack Dcmpser IN
little HuGhey become DenrpEey's mascot. and
Mayor Rader. or Atlantic Cry, ~,nes Nc.
Loon probably will get the toh.
Kid Brebc los, a story and nne!n both pre-;
1ar"d a, copy for book on HI: lttG. ard
return ot same, BESIDES tho story and rs,cr
Recb' intcrds using his ring record. rules
ard several ether features in this book.
Charley O'Sein has had hal, a dcaon bouts
since Joining the stable cf Frank Farrc!.
nNciu is prepared to meet any middle weight
In the worl
IN intercitv match hetwc.n Joe F1anncry.
/ ol lNttsNlI-"' PU' fNlNllIE MuTTHg, 81 t'u'iH-
Lephts, WIN he th:. rain mix at the Cambria
Friday night. Walter Renn'c ~. Eddie
Morgan. Bobby McTt ri IS. Terry McGovern
Pat Drar.v vs. Kid Hcsan and Jimmy Ban
ter vs.. KID Mccoy pre other numbers.
Georgia Russell wants another bout with
,-harlev Rear, this tirrc Co. eight r9urdS.
They put or sensational four round draw
managed by his brother Phil. WHO doesn't
bar any one at 1873 pounds on behalf OF the
former
Charley Wiermuller is satisfied with the
way Willie Ferguson his youthful FrH Milford
barge Is coming along. 1t certainly was
surprisiny." said W'irruler today. Ito
how A green boy like Ferguson made Willie
McCIosSeS back ur and hold on in the
rlirches Whv. NcCIoslrv. didn't want %
box at all. which greatly sl,'wed up the
bout.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-18
Amateur Bout on Tonight

The amateur boxing tournaments at the
with ten contests between some OF the bes,
novIceS in tho city The contests will take
pia"c after the regular show OF the Pace
Makers
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-18
Euening Public Ledger's
AH-SchoIdsiic Mines

has one OF the best arms in the league
and can also wallop the ball hard. He
would be o fine co-workpr with the other
two boys already picked, 80 he gets the
call. Mcdonald. of Northeast High. Is
placed in the same position on the
scrubs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-18
Bingles and Bungles

Everett Scott. Of tho Red Soy. PLACED his
iOOth consecutive game yesterday. This IL
n major LEAGUE record. He played brilliantly
yesterday against the st. Louis Browns.
The baseball Hbrdrv coiect'd bv The late
A. @ Spoliir1 has been donated 10 tho Pub
10 Ltbrory Of NcD York Ciy.
rnivcrsity Of Mississippi;: WHOM Trts
ma IA cement that he will not accept its
terms at present because he wishes to finish
his college career.
CLYDE Ntan1on, Of Detroit, has been loaned
to the Toledo Club. Of the American Asso-
citation.
Early in June JeT stafford Of South
the white sox. He is right handed pitcher,
is @ feet inches tall and weighs 100
pounds.
Yesterday's home run hitters: Ruth. Yam
kees; walker New York Giants; Kreuger.
Brooklyn; McHenry, st. Louis.
The Giants 40 victory over the Reds yes
Pat Moran's club. The game went eleven
innings.
yo1ridoe seems to hats come around better
than cTpected. Yesterday he doUnCd the
DetroifrrS. 70 /. ullotGtrO thPrl ScrcH scat
t,r.d hts. trhils WdshirD Dtou hit Leonard uHd
oldham (Ur ten safe biotcs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-18

Yesterday's home run hitters: Ruth, Yam
KEGS; walker New York Giants; Kreuger.
BROOKLYN; McHenry, st. Louis.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-18

NcCau,ey. backstop ~ Packard Motorcar,
IL one OF the leading amateur league MT
tors lie has banged out trio nt satete7
in both games played thus far
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-18

Gabriel Malion who was manager OF the
Pudd 10, M OF the Industrial Isea"u". u iaN
Years ago. is now helping tho WINS COW
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-18

The game scheduled at York this after
noon between American Chain and Fleisher
has been postponed owing TO mix In
arranging the dates. Chester is there today
but F'lcisher has been given two games heNt
week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-18

stor uitcbing always has been a feature
~ Mnntgomrry County League games, IN
Cnly one contest on Saturday dId any OF the
nix teams get more than ton hts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-18

rhIl HaEgerty's Nativity athltte' s|amrrd
ycrty.,hird Ward, formerly CHRIST 'hurch
pitcher DeyIne had an easy time or II and
was neyer forced TO exert himself, allowing
only Ave hits.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-18

CLYDE Ntan1on, Of Detroit, has been loaned
TO the Toledo Club, OF the American Asso-
citation.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-18

Jack Hines Old-Tmers play the Forty
eighth Ward the second game in the series
Sunday at Twenty-ffth street and Snyder
avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-18
VELODROME

TOMORROW NIGHT. $50
Fe.,ure Event S0-Mlie Motor
Pace Racc
Starters: - Madonna. Italy
Wiley, Syracuse; CUh'In. st.
I0uis; Lawrence. California.
I-mIe Sprint Match Race
Best 2 In 3 heats
PIASI ~. TAYLOR
Itatv .tmnFic1
2 Am1teur Eyents-prices,
5OC, ibc md Reserve Grand.
stand, SI.Ir Inc. War Tax
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-18

Schofeld. who has been with CharIo~e
for tho last month. has signed to play m
III" Nativity outheld. He viii also come IN
mighty handy as n reserve pitcher, lie
was with F1eisher last year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-18

The Mount Holly Athletic Assoc iation will
open it's new athletic field next Saturday
afternoon with fag raising. band concert
and ball game. Mount Holly will play
the Quaker CITY Professionals who staged
seventeen. inning scoreless tie with Rockdale.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-18

Jimmy Iandberg. former Northeast High
star has GiGned With Eddie Williams XIV
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-18

The baseball library COLLECTED bv the late
4. O. Spoliiro has been donated 10 the Pub
Uc Ltbrrry Of Nc,1 York City.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-18

Jack Fills. of Pcucoyd ~ hitting at an
500 clip. In the game with Fulton he
whalcd out two doubeis and two singles In
i've tines at bat His last effort was n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-18

Charley O'SeilI has had hall a. dc2cn bouts
since Joining the stable cf Frank Faro.
O'Noiu 10 prepared to meet any middle weight
In the Worl.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-18

HuEhry McI.oon. former Athletics mascot
may iotn he carp Of Jack Dempsey IN >
fow DAYS. Negotiations now nre on 10 have
littls HuGhey become Derpsey's mascot. and
Mayor RAIDER. OF Atlantic Cry, ~tues Nc
Loon rroba bis will get the toh.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-18

GuiIbonk. rearlman aul l'pl Fisher for
mcrly Of southern High h1Nn s'H"'" wv III
,hc CilouCeSter County I"A'I'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-18

Kid Brebe lost a story and poem both pre-.
rared AZ copy for a book on hts life. and
the veteran boxer w5uld be grateful tor the
ratu:n ot same, Besdcs the story ari rs,cT
Beebs intcrds using his ring record. rules
nrd scYernl Cth.r fentLres in this book.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-20
FEDERAL AID FOR RoAne

Refusal of the senate TO adopt an
amendment Of the postoffice hill an
propriating 500, 100000 for federal ala
Tor good roads is a serious blow r.
counties which have appropriated and
otherwise made plans to obtain money
Tor roads with the expectation of oh
tanning such federal aid through the
state. ''40
hscambia county will receive very
Httle money from the state and fed
eral governments under the present
apportionment but it may be possible
that some counties which have not
met the state and federal apportion-
ments dollar for dollar as res,,irod
may continue to fail Such being the
case it is possible that a re-appore
Torment will be made and Fscan,-
bia county receive a share Of the
money now destined for other com
ties. oO"ii-
The matter is one for the county
commissioners and the good roads mr..
CARNATIONS to look into and take s,1cb
action as is POSSIBLE at the earIi,st
possible moment.