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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-17
Boots d,nl.Saddle

PadIa seems to be in the best Of
form and may win the mile and a six
tcenth purse race at New Orleans to-
day. Pastoral Swain and Gray Ga.
bles appear to be the contrnders.
Horses which seem best in other
races arc: First race, Mary Maxim,
Ferguson Forest Major; second, Bur-
goyne, Michiavelli, Cobalt Lass; third.
Galeta, Bcrnicc X, Kirtlc; fifth,
Master Jack. Anna Gallup, Lady LII
liam; sixth, Pit. Exhortcr, Wexford ::
seventh, Dare, Dolly Warden, IIermis
kemble.
At Havana: First race, Kcltoi, Sol
Gilsey, Paclfer;, second, Nolincro.
Ramau. Bicrman; third. Waterford.
MacGarncr, INDIAN; fourth, Elinor =.
MeIlora. Tacola; fifth, Salesman, Me-
AdoO, Cork sixth, j. G. Stone, Mar
celia Boy, Koran.
NJ. j. Murphy. acting for NJ. Viviu-
dnu. of the Riviera Stable, offered
James Arthur 100000 for Apprentice
Lang's contract. The offer was refused.
Arthur has set the price at SD 900.
II. PribIe, the latest riding sensation
at Havana, was born in Park"rsburg,
w. Va, eighteen years ago. lie
entered upon his riding career Mt Tia
Juana last winter. After leaving Tia
Juana he rode at Canadian tracks and
also at Erie, Pa. lie is under contract
to Il. Z. Major, the Missouri owner,
who discovered him and who expects
TO take the lad TO Bowie to ride there
after the close Of the Havana meeting.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-17
INDEPENDENTS To
DECIDE CITY TITLE
Series for Baseball Champion
ship of Philadelphia Will Be
Played Next Fall
TO NAME OFFICERS TONIGHT

It has always been topic Of wide
discussion rs 70 the best independent
baseball team in the City of ph!ladcl.
phin and this question will be solved
this year If the plans Of the officials Of
the Phi'ade'phia Baseball Association
are carried out.
The little moguls gather tonight Mt
the Hotel Walton and this will be one
of the many subjects brought up for
discussion. The BY laws Committee,
headed by W. G. Greer, will also pre-.
sent its report for adoption and perma-
ncnt officers will be chosen.
Howard Donovan. who has been re.
sponsible to large degree in putting
the new association over, and who has
been acting rs temporary president. says
he will not be candidate for president.
as it requires too much time. but the
opinion prevails among the clubs that
he is the proper person to be ut the
head and pressure Is liable to be brought
to bear on Mr.. Donovan in order t.
have him change his decision.
II do not know whether many OF the
boys have visrulized the situation the
sames rs ! have" said the president.
in discussing the matter. but l picture
Saturday afternoon in October, Broad
street in the vicinity of Lehigh. or the
same avenue at Twentieth, IS mass
of secthing humanity.
"Whlt are they doing? Well. they
are vending their way to the tiuals of
the independent baseball series for the
championship of the city. I am of the
opinion that if IN elimination tourney
l. arranged and first and second rounds.
then semi finals and finals played, that
on the day the deciding contest no ma :
jor league park would b. too big for the
throng that would attend.
There is plenty of room and time
for such series as suggested. The
teams from the various localities al
ways paved for sectional honors and
after this is decided 1t Is planned to
have the winner of North Philadelphia
play the titleholier of South Philadel-
phia for the championship. Just how
it will be worked out Is n matter for
the association to decide.
Since last meeting many inquiries
have been received from clubs and they
are requested to be in attendance
ANY manager Of a team not yet a mem
Der is not barred from attending, but
will not be admitted until his clut
iOins,
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DEMPSEY HOPES
F0RBOUT SOON
Champion Is Anxious to Have
Some One Ready to Meet
Him for Title
MAY RETURN TO STAGE
BY LOUIS II. JAFFE

Jack DEMPSEY has changed his
= tune. Instead of saying. ~ am
ready for any one the heavyweight
champion has taken this stand: "I
nope some one is ready for me-" This
Is an entirely new and original way Of
telling the pub bile that he is prepared
to sign for match.
Returning from New York. after
6eing among. those there to welcome
Dempsey back East. Jimmy Doughcrty
had n lot of chatter to spiil about Tho
world 8 titleholder, who appears 70 he
like the guy all. dressed up and with no
place to go.
Dempsey hasn't been doing any real
training ever since he knocked Carmen :.
yer Tor loop says the Baron, ''al-
tnough he is a believer in daily exer.
cise and keeps himself fit that way. Az
said: VIZ '"' 'faah "e
Getting Fat
I'm feeling fine, and. Lordy. 7 DO
nope get something to do. This idle
NE NE Is making n fat man out of me-
hMhy, would you believe it, weigh two
tuhaiea .hn s pounds on the hoof. and only
', Jne iact that do my stuff" cvcry
n"' mn IN n 'ns way OF light exercise kecps
'hr 1ut 2t the dime museum class. :"
"neh dempsey was asked by Dough
cry II ne had any particular match in
nie", ,, Jlmny says the champion
iIhsNSn ,ha G,uau. mna, with jerk Of the head in
hearnS, answered: '"s"
See the boss about that. I'm ber. IN
answer to his summons. Doc IKaa.,'. -,
nickname) thinks I've loafed ,ons
enough and has called me here. WbetbeSs
II Eili pe freak or fight dunno ),
Dougherty explained that Dcmnsoy
meant hcarns had plans for the tia ,
ho!d'r either to appear in n Lont az ;,
theatrical engagement. '"' Ut Il
II LOOKS to me-. continued DOUGH
erty, that kearns means reol hnsiros,
that. is. he is anxious to hovc ,h<
champion step into the ring, He told
me that Dempsey was in New YorI
TO accept any bona fite offer 70 bor
any man in the world regardless rS ~,
title" heavyweight
Doesn't Like Stage
Dempsey isn't particularly keen .ho,,
stepping behind the footlights. f,,rtba,
ADVISES Doughcrty, but as the heavv'
welght batter says: "Kearns Ia tSc
boss and I'm young fellow wilma
10 WORK and trying to get along.
Dempsey denied that he wo,,Jd ma. no
abroad TO box. if an offer were 70 c| coS1 S1
from England or France" decloreJ o', ths
itaron: Here's Jacks own w",dn tn,
Far be 1t from me to disporo~e tSI
foreign heavywcights. but. then ror,n,
got TO admit that after Georges Car.
pentler is mentioned there aren't nav,
more to talk about " many
Asked II he believed Dempscv w,u,,
appear in bout before next summa, U,
loougherty smiled: ut looks 70 mo w s'I, !,
the worlds champion will have TO h,
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Spring Signs

sprung clSHS
Although I'm not ,ccathcr man, ,cel
persed is reather stuff,
With any knack for prophecy on breeses
toir or rough; :.
Although along tho shifting turns !
neper aeem to kn0,o ".
Just phat the climates planning in
regard to sun or snoic,
There's stii a ccrtdtN tip at hand that
nerer scems to crack,
Where any one may call the turn along
an open track;
Where you can tchispcr to yourself that
spring Ia drdtciny near
When the hold. out and tho robin and
the training camps appear.
Yes, may stun bic noD and then on
Harvard versMs Yale.
And scho am I to knoc thot Stage can
t,cist tho Tigers toll?
And wAen the fighters in their iousts
begin to count the gate,
Tho dope 7 spring mav oftcn shoe the
fckleness Of fate.
But one old tno. ply cinck remains that
nerer goes dstrat,
As certain as, the tents of night are
pitched dbope the DAP.
Where you can bet your final shirt that
spring Is drdWing near
When robins lead the hold outs h, and
training camps appear.
Tho Allotted Number
TT HAS been argued by many savants
L of the resin that the average boxer
has just so many fights III his system,
and that once the supply is exhausted
his days at the top are numbered
whether he be young or not.
They cite the case Of FitssimmOns.
who, BY starting lnte. was able to pro.
long his stay in the ring to advanced
years before the allotted number Of con
| tests gave out.
There is something to this.
Fitzsimmons, almost unknown ai
twenty six, was still great fighter nj
thirty six or thirty -eight.
Leonard and Carpenter. starting
early. around fifteen or sixteen, WI
be Of little use rs ringmcn when they
have come to thirty five.
The Case OF Leonard
r EONARD today. as the years 60
IL should be in the pink or purple
prime of fighting life.
but Leonard IL q veteran for all that
and II will not be long before hc /!
drifting down hill.
| lie was not the same old Leonard II
his last battlc with Rocky" Kansas
where he was able to give battle onl!
in t,nshes--at one moment q maste,
workman, at the next apparently con
tent to merely last the fifteen rounds.
The consistent speed and zip OF hi
top stuff was missing.
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PETER MAHER HAS TO
sFALL OFF GANG PLANK
4. TO BREAK INTO PRINT
Once Famous Irish Champion, No,c Forgotten BY Ficke
p Sports Public Fought Many Stirring and Exciting
Ef Battles More Than T,Uo Decades Ago
BY ROBERT w. MAXWELL

FEW days the following printed in New York newapeF
Mahe the heavyweight
Hio and employed AZ forenoon at me State r
1nnGpdnk and fN centy feet
and kis
In the megh
He bad nj off a
forgotten which
public When
front hero Of the
fighter He twenty too
he battle
jim Corbet Jim cries Joe Choyn
heavywegh
result had his punch his
he matched with
he q
He his That
Of with hs
he
Of before the fight and
popular fighters who drew
n
Maher admirg
woull havep u
in fighting there the last
boost the of coming
heavyweight.
3
II rhcn
X Tc, davs before he boredsi sir round rih
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-17

LEONARD A RING VET.
ATACE OF rs YEARS
Lightweight champion Has Fought Three or -Four
Battles to Dempseys One-When Only Si1tee"
Benny Engaged in TtUenty.t,Uo Bouts .-
BY GRANTLAND RICE

Twenty. six has been shown to be the
most effective athletic age. ,o,o
Vet the records show that In lO2.
when he was but sixteen years oid. ne
carried out twenty-five ring engage.
mcnts. fighting almost every fortnight
throughout the year. a
This was crowding in quite an arm
ful Of work for sixteen -year-old KID.
He has been at It now. for ten years;
ond ten years is no brief time to spend
in the realm Of the resin: where the
wear and tear are rarely light.
Dempsey and Leonard
DEMPSEY and Leonard are almost
- the. same age, yet Dempsey Is
much the younger man, In so far ns lib
profession goes; , ...,
before he was ever heard OF anu IL "hs
not until he was twenty that the
title came his way.
Leonard has probably fought three
or four battles to Dempsey's one. And
that means something as the years slip
by.
Britton Different
TACK BR1TTON was born in Octo-
u Der, 1885. At the age of thirty.
seven he is still champion.
Yet where Leonard was on the map
at sixteen BrittOn failed to break Into
the record book until he was twenty.
He has now been plugging away seven
teen years. To remain a crown wcarer
after this extended tour marks him as
one of the marvels of the game. :.
Can any one figure Leonard or
Dempsey still being champion after s"v-
entcen years Of campaigning?
If so. 1t would mean that Dempsey
will hold his title ten or eleven years
longer and that Leonard will still be
king another seven years.
1t can't be done, but the betting ism t
! In that direction.
Cobb and Brltt0n
! Standing with reluctant feet
, Where old age and youth still meet;
Near the roads end Of the journey,
Yet still kings amid the tourney,
! While old Time, with sullen look,
/ Tries to cross them from the book
Copyright. 1929 All Ri1hta Reserved.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-17
Us Kran
r OOKS like curtains for Shade when
- he meets Jack Britton.

r OOKS like curtains for Shade when
IL he meets Jack Britton.
Eren a midget barber is a strapping
feiiow, says HuOhcy McLoor.
Our Daily Guessing COntest-H0w
many cushions are you supposed to hit
In three. cushion billiards?
CoACI! BLOOD PIT THE PASS IN
PASSAIc.
Players are farmcd by planting them
in other clubs.
Hovt h'ld out for more money.
"yYhy, Wnitc,' said the Yank oioners
as they paid the increase.
Popular indoor sports. Writing lines for
Evening Public Ledger iimpin' iimericks.
A merma.i usually shows good form In Il
swimming rnCe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-17
SALVATORE WILL SEEK
MATCH WITH TENDLER
Californian Confident He viii whlp
Tlplitz at National

WORD has been received from Phil
salvatore or California, that he viii
at tie National Club tomorrow nirht KIN in
the best OF shape; also that he wa.
G@nildent &c, he would decisively defeat the
Philadelphia knockcrout. '"e
In part. Salvatore states, 81 nm
looking forward to a match with Iem
Tender. If I win from Tiplitz. and
there is no doubt in my mind that I
will, then will challenge his sout th"o,'
Stable-m Tender is a good puncker.
] know, but 1 think ! can 90 along and
pcct to do from Tip.itz. " e." :
Salvatore: who Is making h,s homc
in New York, will arrive IN town some
time this evening. ''"'
frankie Julien, a bantam, will mokc
his first appearance here when he meet =
Bobby Allen in the first bout Mstcbes
between Earl Hartman and YoumS
Sherlock, Stockyards Johnny Rose ani
Danny Rodgers and Jack Perry and
Jimmy Mcndo will follow.
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Al,rays viii Be the Chan,pion OF Ireland

er. and Neill Dcigan Independent star
will be four Of the players.
Under the coaching Of Phil Lewis,
well-known basketball official, Trl-
Council has come along at II great clip
and since its reorganization. has not
been defeated. The forwards, Neary
and Nolnn, nrc paying n whale of n
game, as is babe" Klotz. star center,
The guards, Dougherty and O'Connell
also nre performing brilliantly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-17
KAYOULA HALTS CATHEDRAL
Downtowners Play Shanahan To.
nlaht In Deciding Contest

The Kayoula Catholic Club basketeers
Travelled to NIachnists' Temple last
night and handed the Cathedral five n
walloping in one Of the best games
of the season by the score of "a to H.
The playing Of Calhoun for Kayoula
and Douglass for Cathedral was the fea =
turc.
At St. Anthony's Hall. Twenty third
and Carpenter streets, tonight, Kayoua
rlays Shunahan in the deciding contest
Of q three game series. Each has won
rno and there is considerable interest in
the contest. as the rival clubs have been
strengthened considerably since their
last meeting,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-17
Minnesota Loses Track Star

Minneapolis. Minn.. Feb, l7.--Track pros
poets at the Univ"rs!ty "f Minnesota received
4 stun Jolt today when II wua learned that
hill Fawkcr. the Gopncr's premier pole
yauiter. has a fractured ankle which VII
incapacitate him FOR the remainder OF ~"
indoor track season. Uawker was injured
"Wednesday while going over the bar nj the
uniVGrsity gymnasium and was taken To A
hospita! Yesterday. "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-17
"CASEYS" TO BATTLE
1rI.counclI viii Tackle Camden In
L West philadelphia Tonight

/ One of the biggest knights of Column
bus basketball games OF the season will
V played tonight in the X. Of G. Hall,
Thirty eighth and Market streets.
johnny Castles reorganized Tri-CounciI
ssketeers are scheduled to meet Cam
In Council.
M Camden will come to Philadelphia
Nth fine galaxy Of stars. Soup
'(1n0pbell and Erich Deigan, Of the
kS1en Eastern League Club: Tom
now, &tenton Eastern League play
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-17
St. Peters c. c. Plays East Sid.

Fresh from their victory over Modo,r,
c, c. last Friday the 1t. Iotor's C. z, VIII
attempt 10 wire out the defeat hs ndcd than,
weeks ago. when they meet the Camdsnitnows lev ~
this evening in their hall at Third and Erown
streets. Dancing vii! follow the game.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-17
Blue Grass League Revived

Paris. Ky. Feb l7.--The Blue Graas
League. where. dur.n. its existence q num-
ber OF wears ago, many major league players
learned their C's Of professional base,
here last night Lexington. Paris. MaysviIle.
MI Sterling, Winchester and Cynthiana were
isation perfected,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-17
HeIImann and Leonard Want R,I...

Detroit. Feb l7.--Hsrry Heilmann, out.
fielder. anil Hubert Hub Leonard, pitcher
have refused to slgn new contracts calm.
for 80, 900 and $4,000, respectively, and the
Detroit siupi pas oso aeGined meet their re-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-17

.Glens Falls, N, y. Feb. 1.-THE Gram
Vile High school basketball team has ss
tabiished what Is believed here to be n
worlds record for scoring In two consecu-
tive games w getting ESQ points.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-17
Modern Fighters " ould Be Easy for Maher

~ could make fortune The heavyweights with
would him. according
chose who have him action MNher hit straight and hard and when
fellow usually The only
other land Then landed
on
Of
of
in ireland England.
Jim He
Orleans This mistake than Fitz but
ireland him. originally
booked to walop the and only John L. Sullivan
Billy Madden who
world find
The
then mddweight
WON'T twelve rounds
to
o his had
{ponge from Nahers
excitement"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-17
T,ro Hardest Blo,cs Erer Struck in Ring

DETER could HIT but he wasted many knockout waops He
wasted but history Philadelphia Il
fucnd by the
was over
take all kinds
This battle, like the
and the
II think hardest blows
vered within ten seconds OF each other in the Maher
threw his waop
sonrsau and landed his head Peter walked
possible to ~
iut he did, and spreading his
Macr
the chin
0YIP FLEW Mahcr's hcClS he ali
- dir and landed his head.
( . mnues'
s& Al,rays viii Be the Champion of Ireland
DOOR Peter knocked
4 foul Joe's N
But what
and will be the perpetual heavyweight Ireland forget
how battles he has lost how times he
popularity and
- hope he UW tram his injur
Copyright Company
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-17
Al,cays on Verge of Great Victory

hFAHER might be considered unucky seldom
WI breaks Several times important battles he had his all but
with wild
his second meeting with Ftzsmmons in ang Tex 1896
shortest
der held.
good Maher
of
balers audience
Especial
No spectators gathered
affair than Maher left fist crashed
completely
4nctory count and the surprised the place when F
his
Bob staggered toward his and Maher
nc walop which would finish him
the blow landed. a his in fnal
his
and counted
I'LL Of this happened No
II old timers still talk Of the fight the
uushed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-17

Sergeant Ray Smith rays he was TO havc
r!et ToE,r'y Loughrpn At local club, an;
WAS disappointed VIXEN tho match was called
cn. The sergeant Issues a challenge 10
Gcue Tunney.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-17

Tommy O'Toole. e West Ph!lly, ia work.
ing out diligently for his encore with JO,
GC ldberg in Lancaster. February e. 10 my
Paason faceS Joe Mct'nbe on the snmc card
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-17

frankie Barnes, who made u: las;
ra mage mcnt OF Franklo Williams. vii ianiS
nlno handles Stecijackct. 100 zoe 'lIay's.
tw!n,s. Wiii.c and Phil. hyweights
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-17

R0bhy McCnnN aiao ~ matched 20 irect
Al Wagner Mt Atlantic City February 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-17
TomOrrO,U's Games in
Penn Court Tourney

A. NJ
s--West Chester High vs. Norris.own
High.
,,.i0--Haddon Heights High vs. Narberth
High.
II M--Dover High ys. Lansdale High.
II, NJ.
Wilmington High vs. Upper Darby
High.
2-Nlahanoy City High w. Hoboken
High. 49,, -
3--pennsgrovo High VS.. MI. Carmel
High.
l--woodstowr High vs.. Doylcstown
High.
6-Be thlehcm High VS.. Conshohocken
W--.Allcntown High Va. Coll!ngswood
S-IIatboro High VS.. Perkasie High.
S--Reading High VS.. Camden High.
0--Chestcr Eigh vs. Ocean City High.
lO--.Bristol High vs. Darby High.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-17
Scraps About Scrappers

uo.-ron V,ndlu has Bobby McCnnn In iins
Fate FOR :enisht's meeting with While
cIssn at the cambrin ice lee, AucatiS pr.,,,y,. vs.:
ynhrnv Hauba Vs. Tommy McCann. P,tto
Teeney w. ir;iTy prEan and Georsie Daei.
ys Johnny Malone.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-17

Jimmy Fryer. of Southwark. Is to ts onc
OF the organizers Of club tonight n. 1887
I'ortar street. to b" COMPOSED OF veterans o.
the Eight; second Division.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-17

Eddie Nyutro. Of Hristol. Pa. is 20 appear
In Ph,!adc.phin bouts. frankie Rich Is ine.,.
ninr out q schedule for Muno. who IL Il
ii.MtwcIcht, Eddie wants 10 meet Whitley
Fitzgerald, Ice Tiplitz and Tim Droney.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-17

Cont,in hob Roper, who Is being grUo!nei
by i!iGic Mead for n b,u. with Jaclt Denr-
sty, viii make hi. Philadephia debut on
Monday righ. OF the oiympia Club; Rtll"
Enb6y NlcCnnn :nces Jimmy Sacco in III"
smi. Al Stone v, sam Ia sails, Frank.e @
Mcfarland w JSs Ritchie and While oCon'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-17

Tho North side \. G.. at Atlantic City, IA
-, nav c.vp md officers OF .his orHanization
we're re- not "onrcc,cd with the emporium thu
on rated previously under the same nhrnr
SSrccrs o? the new clubs are Harry Jack.
son. pre ,lient: &. w, Truehrrt secretary
trensurer: Edward Mcguire, mstchmak"r;
PHILADELPHIA representative.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-17

A dozen louts arc ,nciude.l on the nma-
,,ur program at the P.tou Thea'rc tonight
Jna rr ward has been awarding prizes ever"
week TO Winners Of the d'fferen. 'ournN-
rents. Several youngsters have been show
Ing promising form.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-17

,,iclev NcDonaugt, who Is TO meet Harry
Hau5cr ut tho Auditorium tomorrow night.
is Tnder :hc guidance % Steve lacy; 'H",r
q terrific sockcr.' saws stove 81 Mickey. IN
,ha semi Philadeipha Joe Wc.lRS NEE ts
EHrs Kenrns Other numbers: WI 4"
;rh"Snas ys. willie Nelson, johnny Fa
vs. Samr'y Schsf Danny Toy Va. nus,or
Isrtwn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-17
Record for Basketball scorlno

A merma.i usually shows good form In
swimming race.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-17

when they told mc about Tanlac Il
e.ne tlmo>r 700 GOOD 20 b" rrur. ont
,,ncr .akin. m" medicine | know to-
myself mat all they sand about II w1$
So SAID i. Nrrrra"! Simon, l""l ="
4G,h 81 Ta.ur.t Wash. a well non
photographic.
Il suffered from "n"Ima'rSm m MY
>aoulder, e." Ten ;"ar>. and - ~"
umc had % 70 To The hospital ! Vas
Gown in bed for months and hardly
ahlo 70 turn from I'D" to SIDE. |
couldn't s'cep and / dom b"llov" had
= da. froo from pain. My appcllf"
>,jlcd and | couldn't digest Il thing
D-ope~ly Gas made me hav" heart.
burn for hours after meals.
In a very short nm" after | started
,ak,nr Tan.ac actually felt Ink" q Hew
man / am now entirely rid Of rH.u
o,a,ism and my stomach Is N first
class condition. while | have sain"d
ten mounds and r"vor felt better. I
have recommended Taniac :" 4 num-.
Der o. people. and I am always glad 20
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mc&l"!rr"
Tarlac /. sold by all goo! druggists.
Adv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-17

Madejre Hamilton. local school teacher
suffered serious injuries vhen an auto
In which she and TWO other teachers
weer riding. went over a high embaIk-
ment near here. The car in a 50.foot
descent turned over several times. The
other two teachers. Misses Riley and
Murphy escaped with minor Injuries
Mis- HamIiton's condition is REGARDED
as SERIOUS.