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de su lcontrincante. 10. hizo por haber
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a la silla electrical, Despu6s que War I
den Lawes.s el carcelero. Sc iespIdi6, "a
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ducidos hasta la camara donde habfa Is
dc efectuarse la ejecuci6n. Garcia iba
acompaiiado del Padre Cashin, cape
Han cat0lico del presidio; y 6l. ig,Ial I
que su companero, morirfan en- Ia mis
yor soletlad. por no tener su lad9
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fue necesarip tener que llevarle en-
hombros hasta la silIas Y no pudo ha-
blar una palabra mas =
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los PORTORRI0UElOS SON AfIC0AAD0S Al
TRABaIO MIuTlR
El Primer Regimiento de la Cuardia
Nacional tiene mas hombres que los
asignados y oiro Regimiento ha
sido empezado va

,a, iu-,,~. diio 81 Corsnci Towns
l,si -y au,iaur De- asisii'ln a nucl,us
"a s,anrnius miliiar-s. uuira hc vis.
i, un Oniu ia>inn mayor que = mos
trsdo' ann "a rSios iicinls's de- paz.
go. r-'oe I-rio-riqucios.
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mioui, ,,r rrrrio Iicn haya SIDE fc-
,l- slim mtc rrcun~-ido. ami,s DE- ha-
A,s tuido su cuircnamiento cn un
el.ulamcuio cs digno dc noiarse. i
?, enemies en consideration que cl pro-
e. 50 para ohi,ner rccluias para nurs-
lrp~ piimrro y Quimto Regimientus -
muy lcnio y todavia no han ohtcnidc
"l rcronocimienio dc raS autoridadeS
e. lr.alrs dc una mancra aeiinitiva.
0FRO REGIMIENTO EMPEzADO
Otro htrh0 iAporiante que nos d.
mucStra el gran cspirru militar que
fst>tt filAAt i'N p'At'hi NlhNttVN - u
hccho d. que ya han empcZado a alis-
tar los hombreS para otro regmiento
que scra llamado al servici0 tan prom
to como 81 Bureau de Milicia de Was
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CcmienZo.
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pone la milicia de Puerto Rico hahfa
aSistido al campamento, 10 que Sc con
~idela una gran demonstration no muy
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Due el pgomedio de asistcnc;a de nuss-
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- fuerza.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-05
DEMrEsTRAN GRAN ENTUsIAsMo

"Ejercitamcs cada uno dc los hom-
Dres del Regimiento. excepuando los
sargentcs de mesa Y los cacineroS de-
las c0mpaEIaS, nor un prrFcdo de ocho
hora Y media diariaS. par espatio de
ounce dfas, excluvendo los S:ibadoS Y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-05

que tan neceSitadOs estamOS, V de-
ien a los ciudadanos, avezados a
otras faenas, que sigan cumplien-
d. su debcr en- el Orden social, en-
ammonia con sus cOstumbres Y sus
usoS.
CarecercmOs dr. dgud.--EstamOs
a1Ocados a Otro c0nflicto atroz !.
la escasez de aqua, Ell cuanto sc
inicie Ia cuaresma. va Sc nota
poca preston Ell las fuentes publ
cas- v dom6sticas a ciertas horas
| del dia Y de la nocht. Que no.ha-
va que lamentar deficiencies nj
criticas justificadas en- tai sen.
lido.
Nuestra mission es la de reseilar
las impresiones que obtengamos Ell
los diferentes aspectos de la vida,
y cstamOs seguros de que no nos 10
han dc tener NAL los actuales
encargados de la nueva Admins
TRACTION, viendo que solo nos guia
eI prop6sito de cumplir con nues-
tro- deber de publicistas.
Liucc.. ,
Evening star., 1921-04-03
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TOweling, l21c

Union Linen Crash Toweling, a
firm-woven. absorbent grade. for
roller or kitchen use. Sold regu-
larly at 19c yard. Special. At 12hc.
0sldssbsfy's-Fnt Ylsor.
Evening star., 1921-04-03
$500 Summer
Couch Covers,
$2.88

Very Hsavy-grade Washable
Couch Covers. Of natural linen COL
or fabric. with woven green. blue
and brown borders: made in one
piece: 50 inches wide. full 100
inches long.
Geldsnbkg's-Feurth Floor.
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SK senat abu one
NJ white white
ohasonew white tyyGe
hont finest hdt beautiful
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having the wearing qualities OF linen
damask. Choice Of Ave pretty pat-
terms.
Worth SIPS yard. special at SSc.
Goldcnbergb-First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-04-03

Gingham Bungalow
Aprons, neat checks and
plaids. trimmed with braid;
open-front or sash models;
made Of good quality light
coiored percales. At. .....
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MISCELLANEOUS-WANTED.

GRAPHOPHONE RFIr.p~ PIAZZA rLLs,
camcrsS. opera gla-as- EF 80 E> -ic.;
bring this ad. COZ 20 la-
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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. IA
PAGE FIFTEEN -
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INVESTORS
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

rlRsT k9RTGAGE LOANS AT PREVAIL
ting rstes nads IN D. c. imprsved property.
spme money svsnsbie for home euiidersL
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aye. NJ Main iies. ~
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CLAIRVOYANTS
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MOVING AND STORAGE.

WINTER BUILDING STORAGE
5000 So. Ft. Best storsre In the CITY 51N
rooms for Household Goods a NefcbGBdlsa.
Expert Packers, Craters & Sh;oozrs
City. Suburban q Long Distance Mortnx
Tel. n. ss45-Free EstimGtes-I4ss q 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-28
Boots and Saddle

The Wakefield Handicap., saoon
added, Is the feature of the oifer,n%g' %'vv ~
day at Empire City, and brings w. w.
gether some high class two wear. .o,d.
The California bred Runstar. whi"s
suffered a disqualification at Emn;ra =
few days ago when he finished frs.
should be able to win today and boH
his victory. Ray Jay is highly brsS br%
youngster and may give keen conten.
tion for the purse. June Grass seem,
best Of the others. >''''
Horses appearing ready for winnin,
efforts In other races are: First--Tni.
war, Glenbelle, Promenade; second
Dorcas,- War Plume. Sun Rose; third
st. Isidore, Sea Sinner, Snap dragon
IL; fifth---Fort Churchill, PickwicIa
Ace of Aces; sixth-Thundersto
Kuecreek, Dimmesdale.
The Kenilworth meeting at Windsor c,o,,d
yestsassy Sesns ssturday s' at sSes bot
national @ Handoap Grey 'fe Las szSSeO Sss ,Slas. Sl1
ssnde who viii RIDE the tn GsTSss srest IL ssSs
old Of the RancoCas stable. Lyke vii
have the mount on Black Servant. WI
Empire City's session is nearly ovsr. n,
racing hasn't much quality in these mM
summer days. Outside the exercise tim N
Grey Lag In the Mount Kisco Stakes tb.ys
was little or no worth to the racing ths
last few days.
d. Dale. the English trainer and rider Of
steeplechasers. has been engaged To- rids for
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Ambrose Clark. He viii
begin his engaRement at Saratoga and viii
return to England later in the year 10 "a.
sumo his operations there.
Tho North American steeplechass Hand.
IN Win ~
Saratoga Saturday August lS. While not
on the Saratoga program. It has. nsverths.
less. attracted the nomination OF iorty
seasoned timber-toppers. from which q SoS
field should result.
Il h announced that Preston Burch n IA
sever his connection with the Sanford estsb.
lishment at the close Of the current En-.
end got the Epdimments Of his education from
respected and Oldest of American horsenasn
who now Is handling the allied stables oi
Samuel Ross and Ai.niral Cary T. drayson
OF Washington. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-28
.PHILS AND AS HAVE
HELPED OTHER TEAMS
WITH HOST OF STARS
Fourteen Pastimers From Bakers Camp Are Playing
Brilliant Ball on Alien Lots, While Mack Has Boil
stored Opponents With Eighteen Players OF Class
BY ROBERT w. MAXWELL

Philadelphia They in the
sudden startling upheava in
upside big
like ancod
m clubs each
The cellar for straight and
three straight This should be accom-
pished with little difficulty . ,o,
decline efforts made to put BACK
released
changes help and prosperity again
smoothly
the Ph In 1918 some changes were made
that
trades and trades Six clubs in the
athletes the CLUB we
good Philadelphia has helped the league u
the Philadelphia Had the Phs heId
the club would be in the running ana up IN
This however second guess because at 'ne ~
Ii trades werem made looked good
a eu Of the players VINO o"
fight for the National League pennan
Louie and Dllioener
Chcago-Aexander and knefer.
Whitfield
Moran, RXey Neale
on--Joe
NewY Rawlings, Stengel, Causey and Meu
a could lot Alex Is
the Boston pitching staff
BANCROFT and Stock nfce and DHihoefer
and cdchrs They poud
insert line
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-28
FIRST TITLE BIKE
RACE IS 81 MILES
Chapman, 1920 Champion,
Rides Here Tonight Against
Carman, Wiley, Lawrence
FOUR STARS IN SPRINT

The first Of series of twelve races
to decide the seasons motor pace
championship of the United States will
be held at the Point Breeze Velodrome
tonight over a distance Of thirty five
miles. with four starters. The entrants
are George Chapman, 1920 title holder.
of Philadelphia George Wiley, Of
Syracuse, n. Y; Clarence Carman. of
Jamaica. l.. l., and Percy Lawrence,
of California. Two other title events
are scheduled for the Philadelphia
track during August.
Tonight's event will serve to intro
duce to the Philadelphia bike fans Joe
Kopsky, pace setter from Chicago. He
will take the place of Norman Ander-
son, who has been handicapped by a
dislocated knee cap. for the remainder
of the season. The other pace settlers
will be Jimmy Hunter, Johnny Schlee
and Eddie Root. The riders will chose
their motormen in the regular way by
picking numbers for choice from a hat.
The champion Of last year will find
can competition, as Wiley, Carman and
Lawrence all are riding in splendid
shape this season. Wiley and Carman
are former titleholders of America.
while the former also is an ex-world' 8
champion. Lawrence has been q con-
tender for the United States title for
several years, but he always has fallen
shy.
While Chapman has appeared in only
few races in Philadelphia this year.
he has been doing some sensa tional
pedal pushing on other tracks of the
circuit at Boston, Providence and Wor-
cester. Each of these tracks has been
assigned three championship races also.
An alternate match mile sprint be-
tween four international crack riders
also is on tonights program. 1t is to
be a thousand dollar race between
Orlando Piani, Of Italy; Walter Rutt
of Germany; Bill Bailey, of England
event will be run off in four heats
with three of the entrants riding. A
point score will decide the winner.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-28
PHlLLY PROS ACTIVE
Local Aggregation Competing With
LEADING Upstate Clubs

The Philadelphia Professionals have
been meeting with better success since
their defeat at Nativity last month. The
club finds the distant towns more prof
table, being seldom seen on local fields.
On Saturday the "Phils" will play
at Shamokin, and the following day at
August II the Pros play at Toms River,
then return game at Camden City two
days later. Club headquarters at 905
West Lehigh avenue, can be reached by
phone (BelD Tioga 1890.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-28
Standing Of the Clubs
3. o. E. Going Stronq

Tho j. o. E. benevolent Ordcr
EgypstIans) baseball team, although a new
conner in tho fold. Is pl0yiEg q fine game OF
baseball. To date sixteen games have been
played all OF which havG resulted IN yio-
tories. The. most notable win t date was
the 10-to-7 victory over Forty-eighth Ward
last Sunday p. o. L. can be secured by nd
dressing J. Mueller. 1927 West oxford street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-28
sohmandt Knocked Unconscious

Chicago, July 2s.-Kay SChmandt first
basemsn Of the Brooklyn Nationals, was
knocked pnconsoiogs at PRACTICE PrsS1sd,,Rns
back OF tho head by a ball thrown by Hood,
an nfeder Of the team. sohmandt was
mained unconscious for nearly on hour. He
viii DO out Of the game. It Is said, for
several weeks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-28
Few Original Braves Left

Boston. July 2s,-The unconditional re:
he Chicago Nationels, has reduced 70 six
he members Of the Braves 1914 world cham
pionship team still In tho major leagues,
besI remRirs with the Cubs. Maranvills and
Whitted are with Pittsbursh, Mann Is at St.
Louis and Hank GoWdy and Dick Rudolph
continue as members Of the Boston team.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-28
Getting Together

TENNIS Is now upon sound basis as
l. a national and international sport.
Golf isn't.
There is not only division as to rules
and clubs between America and Great
Britain, but also between the East and
West Of the United States.
The vast majority Of players want one
standard game. The vast majority are
also in favor of international contests
as any one can see from the galleries
that flock to every international match.
But before America and Great Britain
can ever get together, America mus,
have teamplay within her own borders.
The Western Golf Association can
never be national in scope. No more
than the Eastern or the Southern. II
the United States Golf Association is
wrong it should be corrected from the
inside. This can be done by public
criticism and the voting membership.
AS 1t stands now there will soon be no
international golf and little national
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-28
GRIEF TALKS GOLF
NOT MUCH BASEBALL.
Old Fos agrees Babe Ruth Is Some, Hitter, but
Says Abe Mitchell Is Longest Hitter
.'' He Euer Sa,o .-.
By GRANTLAND RICE
He EUer SdtU

golf In competitive way IL the divis,o,
continues to widen. ''''n
A Double Prediction
NVOU can make a double predc,,o.
4 for me-" remarked one Of A..
Resin Railbirds few days ago. "onaee oae
is that Carpenter stops Gibbons witbia
six. rounds and the other is that Ioonu
ard stops Tender in seven.'' ''n' ~
Concerning which rebuttals from IL,
other side of the fence will be evsrs ers
whit as fervent and sincere. ''''s
"MHo is the next best heavywe,yh,
w to Dempsey" we were asked ?.
Gently in a fstic fanfest. Before w. W.
could promulgate an opinion some one W.
beat us to a better answer. s.yas yne
mean he said, WHO is the fifth best, aSy
There is no one at two, three or four ur'i, Il
the club standing of that leagno" " :"
Which is close enough as opinions ~ !,
this ecstatic age. ~ !"
Copyright. 1921. All rights resery,a. :.
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ELEPHANTS TO TRAVEL
Hughey McLoon's Club viii Play at
Parkland, Pa, Sunday

Hughey McLoon, former mascot Of
the Athletics and now acting in the
worlds lightweight champion, will take
bis White Elephants TO Falkland, Pa.
this Sunday, where they will cross bats
with the Garnett 4. A.
McLoou will use Kelly and TOland
ms his battery In the infeld he will
have Ward, Maxwell, LOughran and
Wagner, with Smith, Gillespie and
himself In the gardens.
HushesSs aggregation has several
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-28
Amos RusIe TO Join Giants

New York, July 2S-Amos Ruse one Of
the most famous pitchers of baseball. is com
Stoneham, president OF the Giants, an
nounced he signed the old hurler TO act as
assistant superintendent OF the Polo Grounds,
With Mrs Rusle he Is now on his way from
Seattle
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-28
Camp Dix Has First. Class r,,n

The Fret Division, L. S. A.. Of Camp Dir,
hes placed O frst-clnss team on the damon
and is anxious to hear from p. r. T., All.
Stars. Donovan Nativity. KAY.
wood, Shanahan. Strawbrldge Clotnlp
md Reach A. A. Address Captain D, y
Walker. rtfiietic officer. Camp Dix. N. ].
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-28

open dates on its schedule for first class
teams and would like to hear from all
clubs paying a fair guarantee Hughey
McLoon, 1887 Miffiin street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-28

Tommy Maiden. 125-Eound amateur boxe,
Ia preplrlng 10 cRtcr fhe proresEi' nal tolt
lie is under tho arrangement Of Joe Felc
mon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-28
clrard r, c, Has Saturday Open

Owing TO a misunderstanding Glrard Field
club has Saturday OPEN and would like 10
hear from any semi-pIO team onering rea-
sonable Inducements Twilight and Sunday
games are also solicited. Address Barnsy
SchasfeT, "a East Laurel street or phone
EaIKst bS99 during tho dAA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-28

Jack FIeIsCher. OF Philadelphia. who Is ir
Lufiness n PRlmerton, Pa, IL grooming q
Phiadepnia. They are Billy Schupp and
Jackie Gibson