davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-13
''TE' FOR ACHING,
/, SORE, TIRED FEET

e Goodbye. sore feet. burning feet.
swollen feet. swsaty feet. smelling
bet. tired feet
0ood-bya oorns. cailousss. bunions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-13

The wakikuyu tribe Of East AZ.
Yica believe that death II catching. :"
and therefore that no one should
touch dead person
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-13

JULIA X. sosfNfER. Of the Uni
versity Of Chicago. and principal OF
the school OF the Open Gate. at Hoi.
brwood. Cal. win lecture In The
Scientific Basis Of the New Educa-
uon.- wednesday. at : p. M under
the Joint auspices OF Seattle and
Besant Theosophich lodges. at 100
Lyon building. Third and James.
The lecture win be free
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-20
Washington

A@:s: 2,:t,lti fave. co-.o,
a1-:.@a ~=,= cc=.z:=t t1-.-r yzrcl
~ y E'.a---y, Z. uoa.c.y c.,t.oE
:Elr.!- Il ~ c=2a.. a--=a1, i=suzd
.=c=n.l-. c.scIr.s-d
Tl= 1922 rzv@. aacg=. a. trough
acs:..= Fst=-= j.. .ae no-se =. ~
Ezz.E Ed Q: aol!t lo1rs ot dstzcs va
:Ezcast, T:ta l=ss tazr cs,.ro-zt's
2-z.t oD tE= Cno.. tia z!r II. ttI=d
~.Gh CLAIM. ~ l=zGs-z cp51.e! 10 tt=
n!N'= proTi.iou 10. En enlisted force
ri ss.ILI, .hat Toce= enough .zt ou
pletzed u b=zt T.
Tne question sh.tae- tie pane Of
Chris. vas ~csnzo.ed' out OF the oc.a-
ing pEayer II the AIMS contersace ~as
!s!asd again II the senate. A..:.
the Question and anzEertng /. h!.n..l:
in the affirmative, Senator Caravan.
csmcc!e., ArEAa.a:, pIod1ced viz.
ne sid wsz copy Q. Z !e.:e! .r:-.en
~ .he Re-. ~. z. 2 Aber-athy. x5o
ce!iTered the prager, saying he aat
been reminded there zou!d be BID.
h!zt= and Contuc!an!ats p.esea. and
tn!d tha, il wza .as telling thu. 2
-'-R-'|i --4I-cit - IKE D.=L: UC- .-
fill the -egu!-ements."
Charges u human "bu,cheryY ze-e
mace ~ Senator Bn!ah. Idaao. aga:-s.
Genera G:=go-ia s=menott, Ru=sts2
anti-So!za=T!. lesi4r 1e-e ,es.i.;.f
10 before the senate labor corn1o!;t..
~ t*o Leaders Of ,h4 Arnariczn ~.
yedi;!o.ary forces in s!bertz g-ty
Cen. Graves. commander and LIEU.
Col Charles II Morrow, his ch!.t aid4
VITO gave instances afte. instances o.
nurd.sr rape and bandit-y w.!c. o..
e71'.ed during the period o. Ame-.cz5
oc;vpa,icn # the region.
Tns longs~aited administration ~.
- II. Fas recently presented il ne
ts.s.e saoztnr McCunbe-. Pe5r;tIi.
~ y. Nc-th Deko,a, in charge o. NE
:-szs1;e announced that 70 give sana.
nt': t!-,e U z.udy it. re would no,
=. j ~ beto.e April %. Some Re.
:t1a.|zn Iezt@-s thought it would he
,'asss1 atts1 at,ut sixty days Of de.
ba,e, INT other estimates ranged ss
high - three months.
ca,t. ROAD Amundsen. whose air.
p!znE Was wrecked near Clarion Pa.
during hsilgtorn xhile on trans.
crnunaatsI flight. recan,lv conta-rad
~ith JOAN ~. Larsen, builder Of he
alom!nns plane in which Amundsen
piana 70 explore the Arctic regions.
Trade associations throvghopt tho
cojntry were asked By Sccre arv
HhnYer TO furnigh volun,..ily to ,be
commerce department statistical in. |
formation concerning industries 10 ho
pubiiahed by the government for the
benefit OF bustners and The public gen.
orally.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-20
Brief NEWS NOTES
WYGAT HAS cccuRsEp CURING
WEEK T-EoCG-oUT czogN
TR-f aND Assoao
EVENTS or IMPORTANCE
saf@ared Fr5n Al Parts ce Tho
Gione aId Tsd In snare
Hz-zS-7cns
foreign

IL k1isa Smith. -1s. Alsl-a,Eal z-<a~
Hlr vac VIII us dr1rier. Sir Esrl
Il. 1aaaa'i a. 7rs-- t-Gu C-rv l.,1r,
a2rl y, an 4 Esg1E arquud Tia y.rtrt
VS. I---fa. vdfsu h.a plane cra.,s,i N
a 1rzr-c-cs -stEhc a Hr-cla,d r;er-
-s1zlc S.=1IeEl, Al sng1s=er- VIC "a.
2l.a111uy l' acGrmEa1y SIR R-,ss aar
rs 7r1L1.r ~ rd=l- a-c11ri-.l.=-v,,rttt.
I-el- as; waa 1-l-si.
si--ler ss,cresa.=a oy ths s7anis1
ei-2es u Ec.rscrr1 haTs 11a4ts certain
IL ta2ri-z - Ncu-s lsa-1, IL. ccr;s-
% ~ ct v1-cE VI nez1 dominion
= - -;=r-:-;rT cc,.:. -Le=st ~ ~ rsoe1
-tii5 1s.r.-.zlt r,.-es, zGrGr-.-z :, an
ct<<iitls, :l-z-zneu-
~ =1;=aT'cr = irasL-l-. -z-.syI,..-
-zs.7 It -=--1s t:- a. a...:c.-z4.y ..
o2--l q =r,acc.f=t I III :.r re-
-=f,rra .-'i-l':- IT IL ,cr,s+ q .l.rta
Nc r-;- CLcTts Lor-t=- :tczz=,.
20 -'--i ~ III = - -c,-:s. e .r,--
7ic1a z l-=a@n- H Ez7= this 10
ic-.-1r1c1 = -1as-r z11.Eacicr IT
- 5r:7.,=g= X zr=s=1-,-E ~ -=a.-
-
=-o5 L -1,71z ~ IL -.1=-
-'.-c-=-: -ea-f= .c--a :. ....-t-
:T.r:s -r c..T::.-=. IA. a.1.---
=. ----z E5--E vz-.T:c- czr21=-: i
--a<--z ~.c.s i2t..-.-z --..c...-=
:-=-ct -: -z- .:.:.-:-=-z zr= Ivy
!-E = :=c-=-: IL 1-zs1g z.;...a dy=s
t-:.: G=--.,z.= -.=s= o2@-z..ra.. have
E.vz1 -.:@ = r@1e..-: re g.n=-z. coro-
a.erc.zl z..-z-.e te.r= zen .ae greuca
z-t C=7rz- cg= :-.e.eatz
A.13E-c=--=1. vzs r.zGe Recently
II ~ zpco.1 1-u.=.t d: Cacx Thu Chi.
p!o1a-.@- C.:E=a= tirancier and torra-
= Minister II :.-z-c=. :. zc,.nz p-=-
r..ec IL Ing sa2=rce d: Lang SAIL y.
wao hza oe=n cr "l=zy= II zlasace~
for z+Te!aI Teeks
TIE "iner= Il liz 1.ov.lc= IT Bis
czTa haTG gon. On st-..A. Yi5caya. II.
1n7:hre:tsrn of th= E.:qg4 5.o7inces.
tt..c=-z On the Bay &: B.3cay. /. IS
non II i-on o.=
Ta= -cesronGer. IT the Daily H=r.
III tztc! o!ga-y q tie Genoa confer
exc says taz. according to a state
me-! -.z:s privately by Premier Facta
!ece1.!y recognition ot SOVIET Russia
H1E J.. Il sccol. pli.hed fact. Pre-
"!z- Esc-z. says me co.responden.
Admitted thzt common understand
.-Z -: .ezch=rt among re allies TIA.
.a*G.!1Z E!-- re R-z:.zr. on tte oa=is
II t.e Cz-n:2 -nrG.:.c-: !-c..et NJ
~. !=cc EE!...- " -: cr..v=1.-z ~
9: zL- - ccT=:. cf.-T=l:t
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-20

keIu u l.. sick EcEer- /. is a VIZ
t,L 1-es.ic..e, Ard gre yoE perE.a
:, .se ~ .=s.iIGcza, arG ny q
rEc Ma. EHaA DAIER, g
. & LeaacGr, indiana
TLese lee.srs Recommending L3G
P-kcsn Vsz=xov= Compound C.
- crrTL-cs T1nsr a. tas grsa1
G.. -c:s ..ef:it.zg-s !. re -r=a--sn-
reca III vll:a .lts7 s-s o11su s1I
N-s. pzzzr a.. !: 81 EccIsrfE-
LIZ" /" Il Jo1 az s1EeEiEg
trrEztes 4cCsn ctrsn saTs- cr fG
r. scvr. EI.EGI1- s-y a---I-cH {:
e-v t.r 7u.r -=g.Lac vcrx -aAs =.
z fr41a- T=E=-zals CoUrr'.-:
:. : cz--z. re.1crsly= sErt :cn'.l-
y.,. II !. tx: A-s- SaAsr AID z
Tat c-Ef- wcEEG-
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-20

The v1r department. Aaa s.ssf b the
Surplus Traifnx cnmuany of Nsv
Yarr c;ry. Camp Pf9e, Axt, with a
cnrsIfersdI.s caaartry Ct accumulated
SiSrsS.
Der.a-ng "cGr-agsnus 1r1firssrfug
s-1I- cnrIi1ussr II tts ccai b-isinesH,
Representative Bt=',k, rscu Bic IN, Wis
,nusiu- asSs, -hs house lahcr crumir-
-se u :s.s,l-z .z,rs-nai rzyeE1e Sn-sa1
Eg1-es rearing cros!-s u cral crr-
-nra rms t1- ne LAST -Eree y=ars- a.
-svza.es. - -1=t- Tax rsru-ua- H satd
= TIA .cmu5rr=s ::G acr 1c- ~ h!a
-=4,tIesy - v1r-.; tz2z III: ..Ei- 20
III. rr:cr - 4. .n':iS
c1i y : 5a-Ieu. s--,7 sn3 1ze- n
cna-Es ct -ls N,scis -:-ca-s -r-.ssrL
1sxs sa-Iy zl-ac-1s-t;- = +crE = 8
FIR -ensx41g ~ veg = crc --t..--.6Ei
CT ths T..scu caa-
THe American ecT=--=1. t:a vcn
"a cas-. se6.-e J.z z..zr -cv=-s r..
settlement < ne 80 lih]hl1 -
tr.m Germany :f- -,..--z-al.z = ~:
American c-crcs n - 1c-e
Leaders e -.= r:c7=-.z-r :zek.nz u
data n r-.= 1ct:ae - zavz- III 1cc,
rrsaI -lC-ing ~ s-.-s-=': 5e-a'ac-=I Z
$500. r=t:en-,7 -r=s=--=! -f=C.z- ---I,
Sec-eE-- EIytss s+=rc.-g tc.-- 20
Ttsv TIA i WIZ -=,:.ce =: amer.
can navy tea:v IL ;-5-i :z-4c q
sIsti Gy le z--.s c5.r:=-@-cz an
lrc7s nrsr t-.,.-.cs.s = tls -
-cus !lcE-aa-s
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-20
Rats i'm the Cellar,
Mice in the Pantry,
CockrOaches
i'm the Kitchen

What can be more dsagreeable than
home infected with pcsts' Destroy them
with Stearns' Electric Paste, the standard
exterminator for more than - years.
Kill rats. mice, cockroaches, waterbug.
or ants in single night. Does not blow
away like powders; ready for use: bettef
:han traps. Directions in IS languages ir
every box. Money back If II fails.
z OF. size 35c. IL OF. size $1.50.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-20
& ETAyDn inA%cE u Mz-z!znc

G. E%AyDn GnA%rE .. Mz-z!ant
, ~. ctrTG.G NJ .-z,e.sa., 81.
Grhca rat ~ /. l-..t.tl &. ,he .E..
a.r u ts.,J. .'n. tg- r.o-+..:..a-.o. y.
r." fhf!! s'@'"> 4 rha npr.+--nre
nm rs.. ,5-,. ~ ..t-H 'he.r lhY.'a.
iior - "".:rEtn. !. 4. .'atrG IN
~" arl'@i 'ha' ~ a',i,rhe y. ,ae
ar!M.a!.'ra'tnn rn his rna,'e. Ia. not
rfanIt1! Ambnz tne CnnfIrial Anle.-
mn DtsHra"f. In Genoa IL F'ra1E van-
GerI!p. and = !. i.Eely hja adv!re VII
be .Dgght ~ me crnrnl,'@e on
f:anre. He >alA In an !nter.ier:
me quta:!Dn .. Tie reyisinn ot the
German reparatinf. f. c:crr.nrly ,lta!
~ Tu7opean rerrns'rIcrion ana there
!pre II * rerret'abl. that the cDnter.
s1.ce refusns 10 Glar1Jsa H. In fart.
Il ~ Nr9btfpl nhe'ter tie co:.ference
nlll rcHu!, IL GIuch Dnlcss the rc,mra.
t.oGy are disr!ascd n IL nec.>safy 10
rernnstrJr Gerrnany az pelI AZ the
Dtinr nniiDna On an eronOinic basis
and surely G.nnany "ilI remain In a
t.;,d state uhlcss her reIyarations mat
'rrs nre definitely settled here"
T APAE. while negotiating an agree
- rnrnt with the Chita government,
Df the Far East--an agreement which
IL reported to have been already
s'g1cd--is ruthlessly supporting the
VlndivOstOk government. TO the 81.
tent Of fighting the Chita forces cn...
tinunlIy. The latter have been 1rven
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-20

q ENHhAL Sf.S'NTDFr. Min rail.
- 'i"."' a'aman - III The (<,s-
'"r,, II taf!n2 ii. iroub,e4 In tie
it!'"A @a'~s. Crnsn2 ~ rnisA tunde
- r.n"H Narfarr III zDyle'g. Il. ua,
"rr"a'"d In . H"jl sglf reHufny from
" 'hrf' ~ g"rT!s by his forces: af,A
'hfh ~" g"""ruio"nt Was asHed 10 dc.
port slnl "nd American officers tod q
"r"fe ron;ni'ire NJ the OItragea
committed BY his men IN siberia.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-20

SI}8AN tSAf.N
fix = hng time
harL7 anle 70 {,
work / had :
friends " ho
taken z I
hams V sgs.s
.CanpnMh, ari
tob Ms ahT. K
knew VIA. il
|Ine hr LIE 4
Recommend !.
|Gder5, Al I AT
ulJ rea
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-04-20
SURE TO help
SICK W0ME
Hrs Baker, So MIDI Besefitei
Lydsa E PmkaaaSs Vegetable {
paand, Aa1ious to Help Otheg

Lebaran, Infsana--'Iwasenrp
n rr s3cwr firm Ecnr,eu's rxcUbiea
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-21
HOw Does 1t Strike YOu?.
Ruth's Suspension
A Cool Head :
HutchisOn's Golf
THE OBSERVER

ABE of the season is the fourth in his beasus
he sat s ss %, tnnd s,..: sn .s: Sssns hi; s
The crowned Count that tn.
he had Mrs % s ss % @ % sS $ @ s
decided on the @ Ssn fs an he had
% ,"" che %S%t s ;he d' % s
always he complained when hen the
% he % Gns sps D the Set
The player is Ruth has.
Johnny xrBASE h.. been by tn. York stats
Ss% an" % ss'i ss's% @ the "
Cool Head Makes ,.l
VICTOR BAoU has been made of the cnwd Baa
S"arsessoes ago. " "
led The Later % starred n @ % % n SH' S came til, v..
= - ~. s'"''
the after " nn urging hs that M s., ss.s IT %
Si
know: S:
ienn had Baou ballast
that ns sd a the ra. flight a nus @ the The. season ~% ,n 10
frai chap and brittle lie easily hurt: '"''' '''A''
cool
another president side IT, who will devote much time and tho
Jock Huchson's Qualifying Rounds
record s " ms he % did H % le1snf s the % @
good enough q" him for the actual
% s" a s ssnn s"' % SssT :s s ss %
pun" h Sr s' 5 & s s r 5 n ss sa1@ @; we the 2s b p Of Miss
the pnS:ss S"ss
ward S 4 IT: 4: !;ss: i s % 5 %
with s S:"s % s % qualifying rounds proves " ca" get plenty of back
THE elimination s Of the Italians the British
C
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-21
TEAMS TO PLAY BENEFIT
CONTESTS FOR PLAYERS
st. COLUMBIA viii Oppose Hevener's
AIl.Stars at Shibe Park

Two baseball games will be nlayed
tomorrow evening for the benefit of
well known local ballplaycrs. One will
be staged at Shibe Park and the other
at Norwood, Pa.
The clash at the home of the AS
is attracting all sorts of attention.
Two of the best clubs in the city will
be seen in action. The 81. COLUMBIA
PLAYERS will appear as n team against
Jake" Hcvencr's An-Stars. and
nearly every player in the city offered
his services to the all-star aggregation.
The Al-S,ars have such pitchers us
'Bill' Mckcnty. "Edic't Baricss and
Duld. The proceeds from the con est
will go to tn" wife and three children
Of the veteran pitcher. Jake" Hev-
cner. one Of the most popular and
best known of semi-p pro. pitchers. lie
is ut While Haven fighting more hos =
tile enemy than he ever faced on the
diamond. Connie Mack has given Shibe
Park free for the contest, and 1t will
begin at G:15 i. NJ.
The other game will be staged mt
Norwood with Girard Field Club. The
proceeds will go to William Eppcl, who
broke both bones in his leg in going
after fly ball By falling off concrete
cmbnnkment at Norwood, Pa, on
May l3
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-21
Today's Independent Games
and Yesterdays Results
TODAY's SCHEDULE

,,n,tookyn noSol ManA he Lossn'
H"SnIsentn i nnd n9pckiWmG vs. I,G stSs; SS,1;s <,..,
l., NoIumpia Cntnohc eiuo ~ Deheid' Chufch
'"t.e Ge anu okontA' ,, ~
Sur1tnm SUI1tSnnrW r.. ~ , I,HrnhSsom ~:
furltan nt Drueding Drothers. Torrcsdale
avenue nna Nan MIX streets:
r." uso. W Doy.S.yM"' O. r,..,
s,x,rs,b;rT r'o, ,na woinns s,roa.s 'iotnief'
N..,,i.su "nu "E na Wii y.,.,
Co.,, ra'"s l" N'"uueH-"e'uo"' Se"kh-
Wn,, -. s.uS a..,.
and ,Elmwood avenue.
afth and SnyJor -, em,,n e" ~ H'' A"e"tS-
Rridesburs St Chester.
Snntb ph;i,w Hnhrcw: n. v.,,,d,,. r,,,.s
and Eri. .trsstsl "Ms CnmSso " i'"u"'e' Ihifd
III W,osinrotrveS' nn tveS' Sn., p,o.
., Trn nouse ~ Snhn"hah' FortS-eighth
"AH W1.'.Ss S,,st p,,,,. u..s 49,, u,-,
..!n,. r,s.sher at south Phiis' broad and Bisler
Wilmington Mt Merrill, Thirt,rth md Co..
umpin m,,i' nyehue. r,, -,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-21
POINTS TO DECIDE BIG
INTERNATIONAL GRIND
Carman. Chapman and Maddona.
Colombatto In Match Race

A point score system will be used
TO decide the winner Of the international
team match motor paced race tomorrow
night at the Point Breeze Park Nelo-
.lrome, when Clarence Carman and
George Chapman. representing America
ride against NinCcnHo MnddOna an |
George Colombatto. flying the colorS #
Italy. 1t will be Il forty mil" grind.
Winner Of the race will be awarded
five points, the second man will get
three points. two for third and one for
fourth. Tho victor OF the long rnrr
behind the motors will clinch the
laurels for his country.
Carman will arrive in Philadelphia
tomorrow morning, after competing in
New York tonight. The Jamaica flyer
\ riding in good shape and lie is out
4, ayenge himself for his defeat by
addona in the Brassard last week on
j local saucer.
The appearance of Chapman. who j.
Il Philadelphia boy. will be his first Of
the season. George has been riding at
other tracks in the East, and he has
been speeding around in winning form.
Motor pagers who will be selected 10
ride In front of the speedy bikers are
Daredevil" Jimmy Hunter. of this
city; Johnny SchleP. of Newark Nor.
man Anderson. of Denmark. and Eddie
Rhode, Of Rhode Island.
x Another foreign rider. who was u big
attraction here several years ago. who
will make his seasons debut in a
epsSnt- match race, IN Francisco Nerri,
rhampion OF Italy. He will make an
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-21
K!ENS|NCT0N TEAM
HAS THE WALL0P
UptoWners Possess Gang OF
Sluggers Liable to Break Up
Game at Any Time

It's the old punch that counts in
baseball as well as in the squared
circle. and the club that can wallop the
pill is always dangerous. no matter
what it may lack in fielding or pitching
strength.
In this respect Manager John Daley.
OF the kenslngton A. c., is blessed
with fine array of batters. almost any
one Of whom is likely to break up
game at any time with robust swat.
The uptown team is also well fortified
with pitchers and fieldcrs of high calibcr
and has been enjoying most successful
season on the home grounds ut Frank
ford avenue and Bcrks streets.
The Fishtown boys have played good
ball. This is attestcd by the fans. who
turn out In drOves for the home games
and the large number of rootprs who ac-
company the club away from home.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-21

Manager DALEY in arranging his
schedule has cndeavorcd to secure the
best attraction possible.
The personnel of the club contains
some Of the best players in the local
ranks. The pitching staff consists Of
Vesso and Mcdonald. of Liggett &
Myers. last years champion of the In.
dustrial League; DIETRICH, Of De Frain
Sand. who recently shut out the Old.
Timers with two hits: Jim Dillon. Of
Cramp Pros. and Bobby Mnir and Mike
Shore. of the Quaker City Profes.
sionals.
Behind the bat is Jimmy Moffett, who
had trinl with the New York Yam
KEGS. and Rubc eastman. of the Quaker
City Professionals. The infcd con.
tains many fast boys. At first is Bill
Aberncthy and Hughie Moffett. both Of
whom have had experience with local
teams: second Is covered by Piston.
of Parklnnd; at short is found Ken.
nedy. Of the Blue Ridge League. and
the hot corner is held down by Gets,
one of the hashicst third sackers in the
city.
kensington has demcated such teams
as Media \. A. twice. Forty. eighth
Ward. Puritan. twice; ltockdale,
Northeach Pros and Audumon. 1t lost
sensational contest to Cuban Stars. 0
to 3. Games are played at home on
Monday and Friday evenings and ones
away are wanted Saturdays and Sum,
days and other evenings. Exchange
dates will be given. Address J. II.
bailey. 10 Belgrade street, on phone
Kcnsington O032.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-21
BOUTS AT HAlLER PARK
Weather Permitting, Rawlins Will
Meet Bradley

Weather permitting, n boxing show
Will b" uut on in the open air at Hal.
Ter : Park tonight. The program orig .
inaIly was scheduled for last night. but
it was postponed because of rain.
The wind-up will be between Pa,
Bradley and Len Rawlins, and there
will be five other numbers.
Bradley and Rawlins will clash in n
scheduled eight round set-to. Pat has
been in strict training for several
months. and believes he will be able ~
fight himself in line for a match with
Johnny Wilson.
The other bouts arranged by Willie
Edward. III" matchmaker. are: Bobby
Rnhid"au vS. Billy Cannon. Messenger
Mi'!cr v>. Jimmy Mnrino, Al Moore
~, h'IIy, Williams. Jimmy Briggs Va.
Mickey Dorr and Jimmy Doran vs.,
Danny Morgan.
Tommy l.oughrnn. local star middle.
weight, will rcfero" one Of the bouts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-21
Tive WIRES" TO
OPPOSE SHANAHAN
Westinghouse Nine Meets West
PhiIadoiphians at 4sth
and Brown Streets
FLEISHER AT SOUTH PILLS

Old Jupiter Pluvius again put a
crimp in the plans of the twilight
baseball teams last evening just about
the time the players and fans were pre-
pairing to get ready for their regular
evening contests.
The schedule tonight is mild COM
pared to that of last night. and many
of the teams are taking their mid week
trip out of town. Stonehurst. Dobson.
the Spahs. Philly Terminal. Hatch
Motor. Roxborough and the North Phiis
are all away.
The Westinghouse olive Wires"
who paid their first visit to this city
last Saturday when they handed the ST &.
Barnabas team fine trouncing. will be
back SE to to minsle with johnny Castles,
Shanahan team at Forty eighth and
Brown streets. AL Maene will. in all
probability. hurl for the home team
against Manning, the Swarthmore
uash.
DOwntOwners Mingle
At Broad and Bigler streets, tne
Fleishcr yarners and South Phi!s come
together for the fifth time. The teams
have split even at two each in the
games played to date and tonight )
fuss promises to be Il rcpitition Of the
four other hectic clashes.
Bill Rudolph will use either Kelehcr
or Bert Steen on the hill and they will
have to step some as Harry Lefty"
Nolan, the popular manager of the
yarners. announces he vii. give Bill
Barrett turn in the pitchers box. The
South phils announce the release OF
Eddie Corner and Bill Fish, pitcher
and catcher respectively.
'Liz' Powell and his Stcnton pals
pay return game with Rartram Park
at Fifty-fourth street and Grays ave-
nue.. The Mount Airy lads rode rough
shod over Bartram on Saturday. but
Manager Haserll has given the team
II thorough shaking and expects it
to give the visitors real argument.
Fox Motor at Strawbridge
Another West Philadelphia game of
merit Is down for the fans at Sixty
second and Walnut streets, where
Strawbridge 4 Clothier clashes with
torists have been breczing along at a
fast clip, ns have the store boys. 4
fast game is expected. Harry Griffin
will start for Strawbridgc.
jess Dando has couple Of hard
games for Logan this week. Tonight
he takes on the Brooklyn Royal Giants
and on Saturday he will give the fans
the Quakcrtown Pros. Il club that is
coming to the front with n rush.
The new club will play its initial con :
test at the Donovan Armstrong grounds
when the Philadelphia Colcgians meet
st. COLUMBIA, The cOllcgians are play :
ing their initial game. but the line llp
contain ms many of the best players Just
out of the college ranks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-21
KlAU0eR-WELDON is Busy
Jenkintown Team Has Gam.s ro.
night and Tomorrow

The klaud"r. Weldon baseball team.
OF Jenkintown, which held Bridcsbmry
10 60 ] score last Saturday on Ihr
latter field. Will be at home this eve. w
ming on the high school grounds against
Nativity.
The latter scored one. sided victory
over Il ne Jenkintowners on Friday with
u number of III" regulars missing from
the line-np' and Manager Mullen ex-
perts to surprise the visitors tonight as
Sickles Is expected to hurl. Klauder.
Weldon meets th" Jenkintown Tigers a.,
Switchvillc tomorrow night.
The team wishes to arrange twilight
games with any first class team and
return dates will be given. Address
Michael Mullen, manager, Bethayres,
Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-21
Scraps about Scrappers
Benny Rnhs MlL e. NJ

hennS bans VIII g. aftcr his forty NTH
ma'"4r "nnmp pairs OF with Dnrry' ~ RmoL ,mer
m ~" ~, bou' g eight ,roqnds at he "a.
Chester "'!! bc tn" semi, Pralns Zoe
.s l .. 'I ps;lInr I?n hpFan Hsio w IH9ns Jsk nack
r.rr:s vs. Jack Herman ''''"'''S ana Frankie
Eddie Revolre has been training daily FOR
som" tine. II" Is in shape to gr, back into no
ring acton and issues 4 challenge to any y"of Of
the local ,mi4dlc%eishts, naming Joe BorreiI
Pat Bradley, Vincent Lopez and Al Yer
b"chen as desirable opponents
Tommy Ryan. McKecsport ban,amweleb,
who has been trying TO br"gk into PhiIadeI.
EhiS Comnst'iiGn for for. m4TG thar year, has
t'anaro,s July & ton rounds Charley Jonns
bis manaser; writes that Ryan defeated Joe
Hurman In his last scrap.
Kid Frrdrrlcks II Allentown. viii be in
Ph hlgde.rhia ,Frldoy. night and "" entrr,aiin
81 N" attHE MH?%1 Marrn% tSe VIII 2peTor be- -, raHs
: n" s'cond uart J@mmY RnNtor hoxes
Eyc %9'" ,55rnY IN me MS SThoo P[Gims Johnny
Brttt. " '' Vs. Joe
Indian Russell. local fywcight who has
been living in Harrisburg VII make an
erort, to enter that a'y'sLon when GSarse
ns ton tournament. Russell IL one Of several
boxers from this city who had TO go out OF
town in order to get pusilst!c recognition.
X. u. Rowrs. a Bridesburg middlewei9bt
has been in strict training for several weeks
He now Ii In shape to go to tho post md
would like to get into the ring with either
Jack Rose or Jack Martin
Jack Darcy. lightwoight now residing in
Atlantic city, IL anxious 10 come here 10 .
bouts with local hstmen. He issues "A Chal.
enge 10 Harry tKid) Brown.
Joe Kapinn has MoIsh Davis weller.
weight Abc ABRAMS lightweight and Jerry
Lang. fEwelght IN condition for bouts with
Henry Brown. retired local boxer and who
also Is baseball and basketball player, will
take unto himself life manager tonight
Brownies real name is Henry Cianfrani and
he Will be married 10 Miss Chinzie Nardeiio
at Our Lady OF Good Counsel Church st S
o. clock N.