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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-06-18


5oroerltnq nit ser 9ln0robuug einer
Son0erIitung 92ohoruf berliehcn.
IN einem all Hcpr. Campbell (9fep.)
oon &unias, &orIiber oes geiddfts-
oronitngs 2lusihuiie@, qeridteten
S6reiben erflGrt ser 8r1ii6ent fIipp
un0 fIor, sic Sdliffsiubii0ien- -@orIa-
3e lei bon ioI6er gBid)tiqfeit, sob,
fnGs ite riht nor abidIuB ser iebi-
gen GongreBto9unq erteoigt lei,
niiroe er iif ocrpfIihtet fiibIer, aus
ihIieBlih 0ieier GorIoge rpeQcn Sen
GongreB 51t elmer ouBeroroentlidcu
Sngrng ein5uberltfen.
SulSnten.8onns mod immcr in ber
Ehue6c.
Die SoIoaten-0onu56iQ in Ser
ibr pom ,Sinon3ouSibuB be5 9itn-
oesienotS Qegp5enen 6orm lieqt ieBt
Dem 4Ienum 0e3 Senot5 Dor, ohne
ooB bis iebt ober irqen0meIhe Be
itimmunqen qetroffen lDltroen, monn
lie IN Reruthltng qenommen per6en
'ol. Senotor 0fcGunbcr (Rep.) J
non gforth 0ofoto, GorIibcr 6es 81.
non5on5ihuiies, mohte qerne oie
Gorif.9iu sur @ornohme Ser go
rus-9il 3eitlueiIiq betIcitc aeieBt 6a-
ben, 0ieIem Rlun opponircn uber Die
rcpubIiconiIten 5iibrer i'm 5cnnt
un6 hobeu oobci oie l1nteritiibund
GrGi. Sor0inQs. @enn ober sic
@onus-9iu ouf GrIcoiquno ser Ia
rif.8in morten nuB, 10 bat es NIT
hertn Inndhmc nod quite @cile.
@is iebt limo nornItt, trob odltn6-
d1iger 3ebotte, crit ctfpo 200 Ser int
5enot in @oridlIng qebrod)ten 2,0S7
9lmenoements sur 6ous Bill erlc6iot
rporoen. Senotor 2enroot bon 8is.
coriin erfGdrte fiiriIif es perbe,
fo1s in 6ie Gebatte un0 Sic Ser.
honoIlrqen riflt Elm Ihneneres
Ser1po fonln1t, lpic bi5her, neitere
81 @ohen oaucrn. ebe sic 9oriF.
gia onqenomnen lit. 0ann obcr
ipare Der 67. gonQrcB nidlt mebr in
Sibur1a, neil er om 4. N2ar3 1923
oufqeIoIt miro. nof6em CIR ieinen ..
idbriqen 3ermin obioIoirt hot IN
foIne oeiien miibte Sic qan3e 3orif-
Hcieegebitrq pom 68. Gonarcb non
Neuem ottfgenommen per6cn. Qos
IiBt erfennen, ME Ionge es nod,
Nnuern oijrfte, biz sic Bonus Bin
oorfcmntt.
SnrSins biaigt cenanS-Sdlndlcr.
0r1i 6ar0ing bat Dem 5enot ci.
ne Sonoerbotihait 3uqeitellt. in Der
or erfIart. 6ob Dos 8oraeben 0es
SSIotten-1 1cpartemerts uno Ses 29ft.
Ian6-Tepurtement5 in Suhen Scr
GeIreierpen Der 6lotte. einidIieBlidb
Ger Gerpnftun1 6ieier 9dnoereien
an RriuatintereIIen. ieinen uneinqe-
iGjrdrften 9eifaa bobe; oie Blame
ser beioeu Iepartemcnts ieien ibm
i'm uorous oorgeIe9t un0 ron Inn
qebiuiqf por6eu. Ter @erihf unS
Die 8otidoft Duroen Dem 4u5iduB
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-06-18
glene 1nhnitric in Cfmben.

Dit 2idiid)t nuf 6ic jtnc6neuoe
@c5altuu9 oe5 Sd)neiBens un0
5fnci0ans pon W}etalIen uin. bot in
Gn0cn, Sam, einc @ruppe pon IN.
6uitriellen cine oItTrieiiihe Sauer.
itofincrf @eicQihoif qeqriin1ct,
ourd Die oos 8irt6itboitale6en Git.
fricslono5 eiuc mcrtbDoQen 4erei.
dcrurq eriobrcn mir6. Die Fro0uc.
tiou IoG bcrcits i'm g}onot ,uli auf.
qcnommcn Ucr0en.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-06-18
Srieasbcnfmal oOn @anoaien
rninirt.

Gos in 9u.h O. O., 8opern. c6en
fertiaaeiteltc, nit Stro6 Der6lQte
ariegeroentmot oos in scr naditcn
Belt entbIat per6en ioIlte, muroe
nndts Don unbef1nnteu 35Qtcrn on.
ge3iinoet Gem 6euer fonnte nift
ffne0 aenltg GinboIt qe6oten mer
6en, 10 onb Oos aus Diridelfalt ber-
geiteIlte, railhgeidpdr5te Gcnfnol
ruinirt lit.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-06-18

fSrou 32m. Campbell, ejottin
cines 8eiddfts monnes oon Cntono
gou Gcuutn, Did lm6 i6r fleines
ainO nuroeu aetootet. ibre hei0en
onoeren ainoer idluer un0 ibr @atte
Ieidltcr UerIeBt. ais ibr Quto ouf ei-
ner 9obnfreu]lng nobc Qrout
Greef pon einem 3uge getroifen uno
;ertriin1mert rUuroe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-06-18

Cr. BoIfaang aapp. NIT &c.
neral D. giittfpib 3uianmen 2eitcr
oes fur3lcbiaeu %utides in Berlin
I'M Rdr3 1920, lit in 9eip3ig geitor.
ben.
gleper~ 2ibner un0 Gontreao
mtroI a 2 3m. z. 8eniou pur
Den BON Brdiioent 6oroine OILS g}it.
gLieoer Der S9iiiS5eboroa mieoerer-
nonEt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-06-18

Asneigimg gegen 0en 3egierungSbe-
trieb tbeiIen. Der @Ion eincs
3pangs-SdieO$9crihtS uiirOe Der
@reclltipe beiier 5uiageu uie es
beiBt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-06-18
Sdarfe Sritit.

Sen. ga SuIIette aeiheIt nenerIidle
slrbciter er-6ntidleiSnna SeS San.
Nes'CbergeridltS. gnS yslnma.
fnu8" Ncs SbergeridltS nuS sc.
fair fir Die Irbcitcr crflart. -
SnS GeridJt battc iiberbaupt feiRe
SuriSOietiou in Dem fraalidJrit
Sale, iagt Der ScnatOr. Bar.
teiiidl, iGgt 0pmpers.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-06-18
E3SSDcr's ,,ecrecbtcr" preis
nicbts tassMiecr ais ac'
reeast.

9lcu gOrf GSobn 9. Qcpis,
@rdiioent ser oltniteo Nfne
@orfer5 Of 9lmerico" erflirt,
6oB 5ecret1r S1ooper's 9Ibfom.
men nit Sen 8eihtohIeu-@ru.
berbeiitern, ot'rh pcIdcs
$3.50 pro Come ob 8rltbe ais
uqerefter" ErciS anoeIcbt
mltroe, oQes 9lnoere oIs gercd)t
iei. @dhreno oeS arieqes, e..
fIGrte 2epis, lei ser S0hitpreis
$2.45 aeueicn, 10 ooB Die @rrt-
beubeiiber ieet $t.05 mehr err
boIten, OILS ser bon ser 9feaie-
runQ bornoIS feItgeiebte Iibero-
lc Rreis.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-06-18
urbsifcr SSScratiem Uer'
pirft ScbiTf$ImbiiSicn.

Gintinnati, 8. - Die
Sdiff5iu6ii6ien &orloge muir
6e in elmer bonn Goupent ser
.9tmericon 6eoeration of Ga
Dor" in Cincinnati einitinmiq
onqenonlmenen 9feioIution oils
i66oIih fir oie 0ffentIiben
9S1tereiicn lno oIs Ser 9ooeS-
ItoB fir Die &offmung Ser g2o-
tion nrf cine SeemahtIteIIitnq
enti6icoen nerurtbeilt.
Ser Gonocnt beifGoB, einen
Groteit qeqtr 9lnnobme Ser
Gorloae on Oie eSiibrar i'm Gon-
greB 81 teleqropbircn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-06-18
&Crbredler ais soli,iiten.

SbiengO. Bon ben lebthir in
Gbica9o eingeitellteu 500 nellen 8o.
Ii3iiten bober, mie feitgciteQt pur0c
s 8erbrefer Recor0e ron Seblerei
bis sum Uloroaugriff.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-06-18

8ei elmer Gmmouiaf Grploiior
TN aclielralH Der ShIndtbaus
6irmo 2orfcr @rb6 in Detroit
m1troeu 4 2lnqeiteatc aetoOtet un0
bic ARlage idruer 6eiaaoiet.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-06-18
Saroing ioQ 6elfen.

15n elmer Gonfcrcu} Der ,5iibr1r
Der gobnarbeiter lluioncu murbe be-,
ihloiien, Erdi. 6oroing 3u eriuhen
lUeitere 2obnberdbiebungen fir Die
100000 8o6norbcter }u oerGir.
bern
Die g}abucn nod njfJt 3nfrieOeu.
s. 6. @nram Fraiocnt Scr 91il.
polfee Qobu. crildrt 6o6 bic be.
reif5 onaeoroneten mo 6jt nod
idmebcn0en @o1u6cratietunqeu Die
bon oeu 2lcbnen DorFenorHmenen
Rotenreoitciiouau MIR ettpo }ur 6oli
te oeten iDar0en. Gs ici nc,dl froa-
Ifh. Oh 0ie beihmmt ernortete 8er.
fehrsiteiqerlmg ou5r5jd1eu u7rOe.
um audi Die onoere @alftc }u Oeden
ltno oen 8obncn eiHcn anaemeiienen
lle6erid)uB 5u lalieu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-06-18

8aIbinstpn, >. s. ~ &ertogitng
ser geeenpdrtigen GonareBiituna
ideint nod in ipeiter 6erne 5u lie
1cn, sur beaen @er5neiflIng Der &C.
notoren rmo 9lbQeoronetcn, Die in
Der INNER ndber riifenocn &erblt-
pobl iih nm cine 92ieOeripubI be-
mer6en lno ii6 nun in @oibington
feitaebalten ie6en. 9lbgeiehen BON
Der enoloien Gebattc iiber Die Sorii
gia, fommcn INNER wieoer meme
Seih6fte, 0ie in oieier Seiiion ltn-
oebingt nod erIe0iot weroen ioIlen.
Sarbins forbcrt Sdiffsin6iiOien.
go beitc6t 9}rGI. 6oroing iett
sntihieoen oorotlf baB bic Shiffs-
i1tblioien-9iQ nod in oieier Seiiion
angenomnleu per0e uno bat Oicier
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-06-18
DC @afnen nodI nIdt 3nfrie0en.

gei ciuem Shtrm uurOcu i'm
2ofc Garf }u IeDorf, o.
3 &erioueu getoOtet, S onoere Rer.
ionen Derlegt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-06-18
Scr GOngreb.

Gnoe Der SiBnng nod gar RIdlt Gb'
suieben. - 9lbgeiehen pon Der
enSlOieu SarifDebattc tandem lin-
mer weitere ,.oringeuOe" Seidlaftc
AMI. = Erai. SarOins beiteBt anf
Sdliffsimbiioicn. Srpbt init
GrtrnieiFuu. - SdifiaI Der go
nns.Sia nod immer aHgeluiR. -
Sellano SdDaher ION 0arOing
eutgebciken. - Ger GSlUttcH-Gtat
I'm Senat. - Sciuilligt $751;
251,00O lueniger ais Oas SlOttcm-
amt fOrSerte. - SDblenitreit.Ge-
bate i'm Sennt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-06-18

@Oibinatun, .. 6. Senator
ga 6oIlette non @i5conliu bat eine
GrfIdr,lng erIaiien. in mcIher er Ole
fiir5Iih pon @unoeS aGberQertdlt in
oeu pieIbeiprodeuen Goronooo.Seuh.
ienproceb ubqcacbene Gntid)eiolma
fijr ,oie onlinoiclte nit 8e8ug ouf
Ole 3lfuuit Scr oraoniiirten 9frbei.
teridaft 0ieieS 2onoe$" be5eidlnet.
Die Gntihctoung lit, tuie Ser 5enu.
tor lagt. bcmerfenSmertbCr oo0iirdl.
lua8 Der 8cridt@hoi ilber 6roden 5u
loacn bot, Die nit Dem &roceB in
feinerIei 8eiie etluoS SIT tbun bobeu,
ol5 ourf Die tbotiddlih obeeeebe.
ncn GntiheiOmaen.
Nohoem er bie 3uitonoe erorfert
bot, Die SIT Dem 9Iusitono Der Gru.
bcnnrbeiter III 2IrfottioS i'm Sabre
1914 iiibrtcn. lum oen eS iidl in Dem
BroccB banoeIte bemerft Ger Sena.
for. ooB cine 6 3eiIen umfalien0e
.GntideionnQ noIloti aeniiot b1ben
DilrOc, mas muh iejtcnS neS @mt0eS.
|0bcrgeriht5 juQeitun0cn uuroe. luo
3iuor in Dem folQcnNcn Pdiius ser
@ntideiOnng; nGS IoQ peOer, nod
Iie0t iebt cin @ruuo 81 ir9cu6 einent
8roceB Ncqcn Oic glngCfIuatcu I'M
@un0e5acridlt Dor.
Do3 9un0ea Cberqerid)t fob iih
ieOoh gcnotbi9t. mic So 5olette
lpeitcr iogt, in eiuem Document BON
% Seiten Die 2lugctlogtcn 3u Der.
imqIilnpfen un0 iic ais @elebe5ner.
ddtcr uno gi0rOer 3u beieitnen,
ltno ser Gberridltcr ihloB oom nit
hcn 0ortcn: p1ie ltmiiduoe iino
0crart. ooB mir Is bc0uucr1l. hob oui
@rimo micrer 2fuiihteu iibcr oie
SSirtSoiction Der 9llnoc9gerid)te mir
oiBcr iiou0e iino. 0o5 uripruualit6e
llrtbcil dlt bcitdtiacn
Ierncr bat oos @cridt, uie ser
Scndtor inQt rinu6tbiaer 99eiIe
oos C3elct oboednoert, 0aa icit Dem
9citc1cn ocr HcQicrunq in aroft ae.
meicn oenBuiolGc nidt jncorporirte
&ereiniaimgcn. luie cs Oie lporen,
Qegen lpeIdc Der 9}roceB ou61naia
gcnoht mor0cn nid)t oI8 ginbeit
oerfIoqt mcr0en fonntcn"
GartciiIdb Iont Giompers.
Cincinnati, 9. Die bnm 9un.
oes CbcrQcridt i'm Coronado syalle
o6gc0cbcnc GntidciounQ ipuroe Don
Gam. @omeer3 Rrdiioent Der
, ,2lmcricm ,5e0cration Of Qa6or",
oI3 cin NrGcc0eu}iou ocrlrt6eiIt.
untcr rucldem 0o5 Capital ,ocr 9lr.
beitericbait oc5 2anoe5 iroenoUe[dle
9eoinQltnQeu ouf3pinqen Gonn. De.
ncn iih III rui0erictcn Die 2Irbeiter
nidt lpoecu luer0en." Ole Gnti6ei.
oinq inqtc @onpers ucter, leqe
Den @uuoiob ieit ooB cine Union
fir Dos &erboIten irqen6 zines i6rer
MtQIiener 0erant,uortIih gebolten
ner0en fam.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-06-18

filr OffentIide 9Gnoereien iiberruie-
len, Der Die 8orIoge N1onoeu's ein.
beridtet bat, DeIte beitinunt. ouB
20 &rocent Der Sirnlmen, Die Die
Eegiering aus Der 8erpuhtltng BON
Gelano Der i5Iottenreierpe uuo aus
ben 9bgnben fir oie 3roouction err
bqlt 0en Staoten iibertpieicn lperoe.
in 0enen Die Heicrnen Iieqen uno
odB Die 0en Stnuten iiberlpieIenen
@eloer fiir StroBeubou lno fir lin
terrEhts5uefe perpenoet Dar0en
miiiieu.
Ter 6lOttcn.Gtat i'm Senat.
Ter Senots 9etpiaigunqS 9(us-
idluB bat Dem @Ienum oen Sobres-
Gtut Der 9unoegfIotte 3ueeIteat, Scr
iid in ieiner ietigen 6orm ouf
1921, ,235,000 iteIt, Tim $42.965,-
600 mebr, ais 0oS Sous belpiaigte,
0agegen Inn $t3t .25t.00O meniaer,
aIS 0o5 Observation-Disclosures qefor-
Oert bate 0ion ertuortet nur ae.
ringc CppoIitiun aegen 0enieIben, 6o
Der TusiduB iif 3u Ser @eItimmltng
0es SaltIeS oeritouoen bat, 0us cine
Ntonnihoftsitdrfa BON $4,000
Monn, nebit $500 Ronn Marine.
Corps bclhloB.
lie ncicntliden Grb0Iunaen, sic
ooracnonmen pur0erL Iino S10,-
100000 fir ShifiSbuutcn. $6,537.-
600 fir sfIlla3euge, $26,Ot6,O00
fir (ScbaIter, bejp. 9obnnnq, $2,-
695, 900 fur 1Sn6 anicurs. .2lrbeiten.
50 100000 fir @ou, be3m. 9eporu.
tlr bon 5Snbr5eugen.
Senat bcfaft iidl nit Scm Soblcn-
itreif.
Ter GobIcnitrcif mur6e BON &c.
nator &olib (Genl.), N3oIloduietts,
I'M Senot angeif)nitten, inocm
@olib ertIGrte, o0uB 0ie @eouIo 0es
%olteS cine Srcn3e bot ltn0 0uB @r.
preliltng porlidgebe. oniteineno nit
Senebmiaung Ser Rc1ierilnq" Die
@rnbenbeiibcr I'M g9ei6fobIenqcbiet,
iogte Der Senator, bemubten sic qe-
9enlportige Sage o1ifeinen0 5u Gr-
pre''rlngen ltno urperidintpn @e.
mi1nen. 9c3ii8Iid Der 3rpiideu Sc
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1922-06-18

crctGr 6ooper uno Sen @rubenbe.
iibern getroffenen 8reisfeitiebung
iogte Senator Nolih, er iei iiber-
5eugt, 0oB 6oS 9lbfommen unqeieb.
lid lei. @r ihIug Dor, ooB Ser &C.
nat einen 2lnsihuB nit Der Inter
iudl1,nq Ser @nQeIegenhcit beauftros
gen iollte, 90 ieiner 9Iniidt nod1 sic
8ruben6eiiber Sen pon Secretdr
SCORER feItqeiebten 6ohItureis BON
$3.50 bro 3onne ob 8r1tbe oIs @or-
mnno beriibteu, I'M Die GreiIe in sic
S0hc 3u idroliben.
8esiernneSbetrie6 cmpfublcn.
Scnotor 2enroot (9felN oon @i8.
conIiu trot enerqiih 6ofIr Elm. 6aB
6ie 9ieqierunQ bei6cn Bortcien I'M
@o6IenItrcit 6eittIif 3u perIteben qe-
ben ioute, ooB cine Giniqunq in ob,
iebbnrer 3eit er3ielt neroen miiiie,
pi6rigenfnlls tie ieIbIt einoreifen
1mo geniiqeno 5ergnerfe in getrie6
rcbmen ipnrbe. iim Die Ioufenoen
@eoiirIniiie 5u befrie6igen. 0os
ioac feinesmegs einen Sieq fir cine
Ser Rorteien beoeuten; 0ie Reqie.
rilnq fonne Die 2obne, ole iie 3obIcn
moue, feItieben. geiaerten Die
8crQleute lid, 3u oieien 2ohnen 3u
orbeiten. Damn rpiroen lid iiderIih
onOere 9eltte finoen. bic 6ic 2Gr6eit
tbun tpijroen.
3unnas. SflieOsscridlt ioa Streif
Der SOblsnaraber becnoen.
Sfofiunq eincs p,5eoeroI 02ine
2obor @oor0" ourd Sen GonareB.
bdmit oieie 9eboroc ole ole aohIen.
ieIoer betreffenoen 5trcitiQfeiten
ihlidJtc, miro Jest ais m0qlife 50.
iunq oes aoblengrdberitreif5 hinae.
itclt 0dhreno i'm Senot oapon Ole
&G6c lift, Die 9eqierllnq 3u DcranIoi,
len, ron sen aoblenqruben 8eiis iu
ergreifen uno oltf 0ieie g3eiie oie
Ho1len'oroerung 5u Cr3Din9en,
beTlirDorten oie aominiitrattonsleu.
te elm 3Dangs .Shieosgeridt, 0os
can ,Srieoen 3piihen sen Itreitanoen
Rarteien Reriteaen iou.
Rrafbent seseu Resiernngsbetric6.
g beiBt, oaB grdiioent .6oroinq
Dem RIdne. oie aoblengr1ben. cub
nur alif fltr3e Belt. Don Der Reaie.
ung betreiben 5u I1iien opponire
uno 0oB Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
beioen @ouieru bes Gongreiieg oieie
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-26
ST. CLEMENTS OUT TO
REPEAT 1921 RECORD
Uptown Club Ushers In Baseball
Season with Puritan Team

The St. Clements. Of North Phila-
dclphia. after being unable to secure a
home field. has decided to place tray
cling club in the field for the 1922 sea-
son, and the opening game was played
last evening with Puritan at Second
and cl"arh"ld streets. Manager "Chief'
O'Ncill expects another big year for the
team. The record last season was thir-
ty-nnc won and eighteen lost.
The makeup of the club is the same
as last season. with several exceptions.
Hartman will do the bulk Of the catch
ing. assisted by \. Orth. The pitch
ing staff has been strengthened by the
signing Of Carl Leibach. n former up
town southpaw. who will work with Otto
May. from the 1921 club, and a.
| DirkcS. yOungstcr.
The inficld will be taken care Of by
! O'Nrill. III: J. LeibScl, 2h: Joe Baedcr.
- : John Racdcr. 3b. In the outtield
will be found Mckee. George Schneider.
Carl IcIbach and Joe Schmidt. First
class teams wishing games should nd.
dress \. Orth. 302G North Fifth street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-26
PENN FOOTBALL TEAM WILL
TRAIN AT MOUNT GRETNA
Coach Heisman Selects Pennsylva
MIA Drill Grounds

The Pennsylvania football team will
train on the drill grounds at Mount
Gretna. Pa, next fall, according To m
announcement made by Coach John
IlciSman. 1t is estimated that at least
sixty athletes will cntrain for the train
ing field next September. day after
Labor Day.
The Mount Gretna drill grounds are
the same used by the National Guard
of Pennsylvania for their summer en- :
campmcnt. The grounds also We're used
to prepare many soldiers before they
were sent overseas to fight in the World
War.
While no formal announcement has
been made by the University athletic
authorities. authentic information says
that arrangements have been virtually
concludcd Last Gear the Penn eleven
trained at Cape May.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-26
Discuss Problems

Discussion Of problems before tho
proposed organization were Immediately
taken up. and after learning the purpose
of the League 1T WAS decided to organ :
We. The Philadelphia Suburban High
School Athletic Association then was
formed. and in the future general con-
troll and awarding Of all championships
IN the suburbs will be exercised by this
association.
1t was announced that in the fu =
ture thc organization would have charge
Of the suburban track and field cham
piOnShips Baseball. basketball and
football also will be supervised by this
body. and that leagues would be organ
i2cd in theS" sports in thc near future.
Upon IN" Suggestion of Athletic hi q.
rector Harrison. Of the Radnor High
school. basketball league was started.
The charter members Of this league ar.
Ratsor Media, Upper Darby. Ridley
Park. \orri>town and Lower Merton
High Schools. \ schedule will be drawn
up shortly.
Two or three baseball leagues. ct
about six teams each. will be formed
Thcs" leagues will have their own
schedules to play and the Winners will
meet ar Ia" end of the season 70 decide
the champi"u>hip.
\ tennis I"agu" also may be organ
i2Cd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-26
Fire Leading Batters
in Each Major League
I.EAGIE

High School, which did such splendid
work in helping start the new assoca .
tion. includes among it's members such
prominent men as Judge II. :. Still
wagon. Richard &. Hamilton. president
of The Merton Title and Trust Company.
ana Alfred NJ. Collins. of llaverford.
1t is composed of men who. in their
high school days. either played on teams
or promoted athletics at Lower Merton.
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CATHOLIC SCHOOLS
TO HOLD BIC MEET
Third Annual Track and Field
Championships Will Be Staged
Tomorrow Afternoon
KEEN BATTLES PROMISED


The third annual track end field
,hamnion.Lfr. e ,La rIiIolcInhIo
r,,LI,, ,, I.II
"'""I'' H'"""'- '''"2"" VIII u" "'''
tomorrow afternoon AZ tahiII Field.
Twenty -u;urh and tTrartird streets.
r,,y u.f1 H.. ,l.... ,.o.,,5 ,,.o,.. n, (which
,I,o .oo,,, ,f', ,,I',If,, I n,,,,o viii
fight for ,hr KNIGHTS nf Columbus Gun.
wLjrh roo> unr,nnY,urIy +, the Srhool
which win, ,l,, rIaulriuu>ip three"
yrnrs Inst ...>np Wr,r Catholic won
y loo an ,l,. cam ia, L.orinc ont :,
,Ipo, moo,
\ Close Contest
The records If rn,. vavfons teams 70
dote indica,c rr, ,ran rla, NAV pur
n domrcr in rLr Wr>f Catholic houc>
i. 81 .In>onb'. Prem West Cathouc
LofeatcJ C,ILon,. II,pb in a dloI meet.
20 r. Jo :, Jo,rnI', Prem defeated
Catholic ilfqh. jG ro %. West Catholic
also proved victorious IN Il dual m""'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-26
FRED FULTON ARRESTED
Heavyweight Boxer Held In jail
for Speeding

Minneapolis. Mimi, May 26.---Fred
Fulton, heavyweight boxer. of this
city, was held in the county jail here
deputy sheriff on a charge of speeding,
and will be arraigncd today.
According to the officer. Fulton at
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times travelled fifty five miles an hour.
The deputy said he chased the fighter
several miles and captured him only
after shooting at and puncturing the
gasoline tank on Fulton's car.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-26
Frueh Knocks Out RYDER

New York. May &C. = Danny Frush. Of
and. in the sc zenith round Of their scheduled
twelve-round bout at the Rink s. C.. last
night. when the latter'a seconds threw In
the towel to save Ryder from further pun
ishmept
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-26
NEW SCHOOL LEAGUE
FINALLY IS FORMED
Philadelphia Suburban Associa-
ton to Supervise Athletics
Now a Reality
TO HANDLE ALL SPORTS
lSy Paul. PREP

TllE Philadelphia Suburban High
l. school Athletic Association. for Il
long timc dream. has AZ last bossomcd
into reality.
Forming Of the new association
which took place recently. was made
possible only after hard work and per-
severance on the part Of the Letter Club
of the Lower Merton High School.
Realizing that sports in til" suburban
high schools needed supervision and or
gNuizatiOn. the Letter Club sent out
'fNclcrs' tO tho various schools asking
whether they favored an association
Receiving favorable replies the club then
sent out invitations for n general meet :
Ing 10 discuss the project.
liavCrford. l.ansdalC. Lower Merton.
Media. Narhorth. Norristown. Radnor
Ridley Park and Upper Darby high
schools sent representatives to the meet =
ing. Tho other institutions to which
invitations were sent expressed willing
ness to join the proposed association.
hut could not send Il delegate to the
meeting. Among these were Lnnsdownc.
Swarthmoro and West Chester.
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Eligibility Standards

Probably I'll" greatest benefits T." be
derived from III" new organization will
he tn" raising of eligibility standards
and tn" simplitirnti"n Of arranging
schedules. The organization plans to
put athletics in the suburbs on an oven
higher plan" than they have been en-
joying heretofore.
The Letter Club Of the Lower Morton
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lege OF Oratory in Boston, later fserv-
ing as head of the Department of
Public Speaking at Madison, S. ID.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-05-13

X-rayed eggs are the latest wrinkle
introduced by one of the largest gro
Gerry organizations in New York.
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Newsprint Makers
Reach Settlements

NEW YORK. May 12.-Fourteen Of
the larger manufacturers of news
print paper in the United States and
Canada had reached settlements with
workers in the paper trades. tonight,
at the close of series of wage con
ferences with unionized employees.
Contracts generally have been
signed with skilled workers without
reductions of the scale and in some
instances with slight increases. Most
of the contracts fail to provide uni
versal scale for unskilled workers,
leaving this to be fixed by localities.
Floyd Carlisle, spokesman for the
arbitration" group Of manufacturers,
asserted that practically all of the 80
newsprint paper companies in the
United States would adjust their wage
scales to conform to minimums and
maximums agreed on by the concerns
negotiating here.
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WOmen's Track and
Field Meets Will Be
Nationwide Affair


NEW YORK, May 12-(By the As.
sociated ress)-Woman's active en-
try into American track and field ath-
letcs will be made tomorrow in a
score of meets to be held from coast
to coast.
The principal meet will be held at
the Oakesmere School for Girls in
Mamaroneck, N. Y, with entries from
north and south. The others will be
staged at middle and far western in
stitutions which have arranged a tel
egraphic contest under the direction
of the recently organized National
Woman's Track Athletic Association.
In the Geographic meet, each team
will hold a program on its own
grounds and telegraph times and dis
tances to Long Beach. Calf There
Howard Cleveland will compare the
records and announce the winner.
The women's association was ess
tablished only a few months ago to
prepare American women and girls
for international competition, particu-
larly for the first international wom-
ems meet at Pershing Stadium in Par
is, next August, but eventually for the
Olympic games of the future, and to
stimulate interest in outdoor sports
and standardize them.