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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-08
CARMAN Wins IN
1922 BIKE FINAL
Clarence Again Defeats Mad
dona in Match Race--Piani
Beats Spencer
BRUHN Is STATE CHAMP

The 1922 curtain was rung down on
the bicycle season OF the Philadelphia
Nelodromc. Point Breeze Park. with
Clarence Carman. America, defeating
Nincenzo Maddona. Italy. in two
straight heats OF match race. II
was the second time this season Carms n
won in match from the Italian.
Carman was IN wonderful form and
he rode sensational races in both heats,
in tho second of which Maddona was
forced 70 retire after pcdallins eight
and a half miles. vincenzo was In
such poor condition that he had TO be
carried 10 his dressing room.
Despite the absence Of Maddona from
the track Carman finished the fifteen
miles. riding at lively clip behind
Daredevil Jimmy" Hunter. For this
heat he was timed in H3 minutes IS -
seconds.
C0rman won the first heat OF ten
miles in Is minutes 3S 2-5 seconds.
The American went out in front, this
time paced by Johnny Schlee. and he
was never headed. Once Maddora
threatened, but in trying to pass Clar-
ence th6 Italian lost his pace ana
thereafter Carman won virtually with
no competition.
The second heat was a repetition o.
the first. Clarence took the lcnd nrd
was out in front from the start. On the
eighth mile Maddona started terrific
spurt but he could not keep it up and
broke from his pace. shortly after be-
coming i'll.
One of the fastest miles Of the sea
son Mt the local Drome was negotiated
by Carman on the last six laps Of the
second heat in | minute 6 seconds.
In another match race Orlando Plant.
rt">r e"ranr big surprise by defeat
ing Willie Spencer. 1922 American
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BACK
At FLE|SHER FIELD
Chester Plays South PhilIies
and Stonehurst Opposes Will
mington at 45th and Walnut

No scri"s elimination games arc on
the layout for the independent baseball
fans tonight, but number OF the big
teams have contests booked al their ball
parks.
The Fleisher Yarncrs are at home at
Twenty sixth and Reed streets with
Rridcsburg. The same teams mingled
last night at Richmond and Orthodox
streets, and rs Brdesburg won the
larnerS are out to redeem them selves.
Another game in tho downtown sector
will bring together tho South Phillies
and Chester at Broad and Bigler
streets. Chester and the downtowncrs
hav" been much in tho limelght due
10 some trouble which occurred at one
OF their clashes.
The Old-Timers have suddenly come
TO life, and. according 70 the best in
team and Hilldalc at Thirteenth and
johnson streets will surely be- played.
Across tho SChuylkill Stonehurst is in
action. The leaders OF the West Pbilly
division are entertaining Wilmington.
II should be fast game. as both teams
are in good form. Nitchic. tho Della
warcans' sensational hurlcr. will op.
pose Friday or Robinson.
The North Phillics will give Ken
sinston Congregational one more op-
portunty to beat them on the home
field at r and Clcarfeld streets. The
churchmen trimmed the Phils three
times before they got started. but the
result in recent games has just been
the opposite. Kensington expects to
gain the verdict this time. however.
The Lincoln Giants. one of the lead =
ing colored teams. meets Nativity at
Belgrade and Ontario streets. and
Greenwood travels to Wildwood field.
The Legion lads blanked Wildwood car.
lier in the week, 4 to 0.
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Southern Section Series Terminates in Deadlock
Today's Independent Games
and Results of Yesterday

:, Brldesburg at F1eisher. Twenty-si,th sss
Chester at South rhiilies, broad and Bis.
wl!minsten a. steneaurss. Forty eighth
and Walnut stReete.
North rhillies :. at Ksusingtsn Consrs-
eat,onal. u and Clsaraeid streets.
:, Cnion, nt Phoenix Pros. rwenty-hfth and
Greenwood ss wildwood. p,.tman ans
Wekellng streets.
Atlantic division At Belneld. Church ia,s
and Ogont1.
Weston at 81. c.lli.tu.. si,ty-nfth .ns
Lebanon avenue.
lincoln Clients At nativity. Belgrade AMI
:. New York Bacharseh Giants a. Millviiis.
n. j.
niild.,e at Old Timers. Thirteenth ana
Johnston streets -
Colonial Ice Cream at IVY Fros.. si1tis>A
street aud WOODLAND aveDus.
YESTERDAY's RESULTS
South Phillles. 4. Sphns. o.
Shannhar. ~ PniladclUhts Terminal, l.
Richmond Giants. 81 Royal Starr, 1.
n.r'n", ,,S;rrF, ,~.,sher. 4.
LirO,n chants, b, North phils. 1.
Pelham silk Soy. 8; RcusinGton ConEre-
wildwood. 6, Cape May Giants. 9.
Colonial Ice Cream. 81 Puritan, Z.
Tinicun. o.; Ivy Pros. 0.
Olncy. a; Artisans. 2.
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Boxing Toright--Nationa A. c.
Ratulns Frisco----YounE Joe Butler
Leo Patterson-HOung sam Lungf0rd
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INDUSTRIAL GET READY
Basketball Teams Hearing the Call
Of Indoor Sports

A number Of the city's leading in.
dustrial establishments are preparing
FOR the coming basketball season and,
according TO the information at hand,
league basketball among this class OF
teams will be considerably improved
this year.
Several teams have already made IN
Suiries concerning the Manufacturers
League. One of the strongest to an
nounce its intention of joining IS Co.
lonial Ice Cream. This firm has good
ball club and Will have an even better
basketball team.
Manufacturing plants interest et
should get in touch with CadwaIader
Franklin. 1927 Arch street phone
spruce 2096,
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FlREMEN ARE BUSY
Playing Many Games In Preparing
for New York Visitors

The Philadslphla fire department
baseball team is making ready for the
visit of the New York department to
eur city on September %. Manager
McDeyitt is securing as many games
as possible to have the players IN the
best of condition.
Four games have been scheduled for
next week. On Tuesday they are at
rrankford Yellowjackets, Thursday at
Holmesburg, Saturday Mt Vents Club
and Sunday at Asbbourne.
Games are also desired for tomor-
row and Sunday. Any team wishing
20 play the firemen should address John
r. McDevitt, 722 Union street, West
Philadelphia, or phone Belmont 2950.
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champion. IN straight heats at n mile.
The times we're Q minutes 80 2-5 Sec
onds and . minutes 50 30 seconds.
Henry Bruhn is the Pennsylvania
State amateur champion. He was
crowned by winning the mile race from
a field OF five who qualified in the pre-
liminares. Bruhn's time was 2 min
utcs - seconds.
Charley Judge. n South End Wheel.
men entry, and club mate Of Bruhn's.
came in for second honors, while Bill
Shaw, competing unattached, was
third.
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Cambria A. Club .rs rSapn,Sys 9!sn,Ss,. Az. y:
Friday FyeninE. sentemhrr 3. 1922
JOE rECK MARTIN vs. DANNY GORDON
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RIVAL POSTS TO PLAY
Greenwood and Mccall Legion Mines
to Clash In Series

The two most prominent baseball
teams among service men in this city
are Greenwood and Mccall Posts.
They represent widely separated sec
t!ons Of the city and each lays claim
10 the city championship.
The rival managers have gotten to.
Eether and arranged series. The first
game will be played tomorrow after
noon on the Mccall grounds at Forty
ninth and Spruce streets. and the sec .
ond at the Greenwood field at Tulip
dav.
In case % third game being neces
sry It will be played on neutral
grounds
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Phil Bloom Wins Decision

N~w York. sent Spill bloom. OF Wi.
nsmsbure. earned the decision last night over
XiIlie Harmon. OF the East Side. 10 the
twelve round feature snsir a, the Brosd,
svsy Eyhibition Association, OF BrooIlyn.
Johnny Summers knocked out Jimmy Ryder.
~ Brookiyn In the sixth round OF the schei,
Aule1 twelys-round semi final go.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-28
Rosedale Notes

Rosedale, Or, Feb. 2S.-Mr
and Mrs. Floyd Bates motored to
Portland to visit relatives las.
Sunday.
w. E. Grocer of Newberg was il.
the community on business last
Wednesday.
Mr.. Roberts brought a tractoi
up from Portland, Saturday, with
which to work the Wilde ranch.
Mr.. Graham of Portland preach
ed at the Friends church Sunday
Mr., and Mrs. Way have been il
for a few days, but are better al
this writing.
D. S. Pearson and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Newly took din
ner at 0. w. Fowler's last Sun-
day.
The Kings Daughters Sunday
school class had surprise party
on two of their members at the
home of Miss Ellen Pemberton last
Saturday afternoon. The honor
guests were Misses Mary Bloom
and Laura Cammack.
The parent-teachers meeting
was held Friday night and the
school gave a Washingtonian pro-
gram.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-28
Board of Control
Offers To Hold
Ousted Blind Men

Deeply deploring the circum-
stances which necessitate such ac-
tion the state board of control has
issued statement setting forth
its position in the difficulty which
has been waged about the state
employment institution for the
blind in Portland, The statement
explains that r. B. Goodin, secre-
tary of the board, has been in
structed to formally notify the
five inmates of the institution
whose removal was recommended
by the investigation committee,
that they must vacate the institu-
tion within the next ten days.
The board exends its offer of as
sistance to these inmates in per
fecting their future arrangements
and declares its readiness to con-
slider applications from such of
those who are eligible to admit
tance to the new institution when
it shall have been completed.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-28
The Best Cough Syrup
is Homemade.
Here's an easy way to save Sc, and
yet have the best cough remedy
you ever tried.

You've probably heard of this WELL
known plan of making cough syrup
at home. But have you ever used
itl Thousands of families, the world
over, feel that they could hardly keep
house without it. Its simple and
cheap, but the way it takes hold of a
cough viii soon earn it a permanent
place in your home.
Into a pint bottle, pour 2is ounces
of PineN; then add plain granulated
sugar syrup to fill up the pint. Or,
if desired, use clarified molasses,
honey, or corn syrup, instead of sugar
syrup. Either way, it tastes good,
never spoils, and gives you full pint
of better cough remedy than you
could buy ready made for three times
its cost.
1t is really wonderful how quickly
this homemade remedy eonquers a
eough-usually in "a hours or less.
1t seems to penetrate through every
air passage, loosens a dry. hoarse or
tight cough, lifts the phlegm, heals
the membranes, and gives almost i'm
mediate relief. Splendid for throat
tickle, hoarseness, Group, bronchitis
and bronchial asthma.
Pinex is a highly concentrated COM
pound of genuine Norway pine eX-
tract, and has been used for genera
tions for throat and chest ailments.
To avoid disappointment ask your
druggist for "2ik ounces OF Pinex"
with directions, and don't accept any
thing else. Guaranteed to give abso-
lutte satisfaction or money refunded.
The Pinex Co, Ft. Wayne. Ind
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-28
Prize Oregon
Jersey Bull
Will Go East

Dallas, Feb. 28. - Announce
ment has just been made from
the stock farm of Macarthur e
Stauff of Rickreall, that they
have disposed of the yearling
Jersey null Sophie's Golden Bo-
relic to ]. B. Armstrong Of New
York, the consideration being
$3.50.
This young bull was sired by
Pogis 99th OF Hood farm 18th,
the senior herd bull at the Nc
Arthur & Stauff farm. His dam
is the great COW Helma of Ash
wood that recently startled the
world of Jerseydom by produc-
ing 903 pounds Of butterfat and
1885 pounds Of milk, the lat
ter record ranking fifth among
the cows of like breed.
When this cows yearling son
was advertised for sale, inquiries
were received by his owners from
all sections of the country and
he was sold to Mr.. Armstrong on
a bid sent by telegraph. He will
be shipped by express to his new
home in New York where he will
head one of the best herds in the
state. Sophie's Golden Borello is
a full brother to Sophie's Oregon
.Tormentor, first prize senior calf
at the Pacific international Live
stock Exposition in the year
1920. Also first prize yearling at
the 1921 Oregon state fair. The
Rickreall breeders also report the
sale of two bulls to breeders in
Washington and California. Their
herd has attracted considerable
attention by maintaining an av-
erage production of over 81
pounds OF butterfat for the past
10 months.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-28

Love One Another" was sung dur
ing the service. During the cere-
mony the bride carried an exquis-
itely bound pink service book, a
gift from the queen. The royal
bridesmaids were Princess Maud
Lady Rachel Cavendish, Lady
Mary Thyme, Lady Victoria Mary
Vambridge, Lady Doris Gordon
Lennox, Lady Rszabeth Bowes-
Lyon, Lady Diana Bridgeman and
Lady May Cambridge.
Bishop Gives Blessing.
The ceremony ended, the Arch
bishop of Canterbury addressed
the couple, saying in part:
1T seems probable that nc
daughter of reigning king was
ever until today married in the
abbey. Certainly no marriage ever
occurred here Under conditions
quite like yours. The war time
partly created them. Each of you
during grim war years found new
opportunities and used them.
When the fibre of British man
hood was being tested day by day
in the she'll swept trench and on
bare hills side, you, my brother,
did much more than stand the
test.
Such testing, such equipment
can make good It's outcome in the
quieter after years. No call of
that kind, no necessity on that
scale, please God, will come again
in your life time. To those who
are worthy of it, peace too brings
its privileges in central places.
Our central homes can bestow on
English life an inestimable boon.
II the fierce light which beats up-
on such a home reveals there what
IS honorable and pure, the gain is
far reaching, it spreads. There
lies the opportunity for both; you
are going to use It.
10 you, my child, the war days
Of your girlhood brought occasion
for glad service. Experiences.
however simple, in hospital
ward can give an abiding stimu-
lus to one who cares. In that eff
fort, as also in the leadership
of disciplined English girlhood.
you have gained thought and
knowledge which you will now
contribute to securing the
strength, orderliness and sunshine
Of great English home.
Together you will set your
selves TO this. Happiness in home
life, even when it is blessed like
yours with high traditions, is not
a matter of course. 1t has its root
in mutual love which is tender
and thoughtful in resource, un-
selfish in devotion, but brave and
undeserved in its honesty of mu-
tual counsel. So you may together
go from strength to strength.
THE power so to do must come
from on high. We are here this
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-28
Plan To Construct
Gymnasium For
Dallas Hi School

Dallas, Feb. 2S.--The PROPOSE
tion of erecting a gymnasium for
the high school is rapidly assum-
ing shape and is creating con-
siderable comment among the
students and the public of Dali
las. The raising Of funds for the
erection of this building is to be
voted in at the next annual school
election and if plans carry work
on the new building will begin at
once.
The proposed gymnasium is to
be located directly back of the
high school building. 1t will be of
tile construction and the area it
will cover will be S4x100 feet. 1t
is planned to make the building
two stories in height. The main
floor is to be level with the pres
ent building and on the lower
floor in addition to the dressing
rooms, showers, ETC., will be a
complete manual training shop.
Activities of the high school have
been greatly handicapped on ac-
count of the lack of gymna-
stun.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-28
Field Assessors
Called To Meet
at Dallas Friday

Dallas, Or, Feb, 2S.-The field
deputy assessors of the northern
part Of Polk county have received
instructions to appear at the Of
flee of Fred Holman, assessor OF
Polk county, Friday morning,
March 3, to receive their field
books and receive instructions for
making the county assessment.
On the following morning (Satur-
day. the assessors from the south
end Of the county will be called
together for the same purpose. In
all there will be employed II dep
uties to make the assessments.
The time taken to finish this work
will consume about one month.
The assessment of the business
houses will be In the hands of
Hugh Black.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-28

morning as Christians; our fealt!
and your fealty are pledged to th'
living lord. The center, the in
spiration, the master in the home
is Jesus Christ, our Lord. 1t is II
His name that with gladness Of
heart and buoyancy of hope VIZ
today, on behalf OF the whole EN-
pire and people, bid you God
speed"
Register Signed.
The bride and bridegroom then
passed to Edward the Confesso.
chapel, where two registers wer,
signed one known as the royal reg
lister, in which the entry of to
days ceremony occupied six pages
and the other the abbey register
which is signed alike by royalty
and subjects. Mary used golc
quill pen, one of her wedding
gifts.
The signing completed, tht
bridal march from Romeo ant
Juliet" and Mendelssohn's Wed
ding March were played. The
bride and bridegroom stepped
down the abbey to the west door
preceded by the choir and clergy
and followed by the bridesmaids
The clergy moved off to the Jeru-
salem chamber as cheers, re
awakened by the appearance o,
the united couple in the doorway
reverberated through the edifice.
The king and queen and othe'
members Of the royal family
moved toward the door and thc
new viscountess and her husband
began their triumphal return
through the tumultuous street
throngs, using this time the car
riage in which Queen Mary went
to the abbey. The route was var
led to give other crowds an oppor-
tunity to see the couple.
Cake Weighs 500 Pounds.
AT the Mall the carriage turned
through the Marlborough gate
md went past st. James palace
,nto St, James street, thence pro.
eeding through Picadil1a and
hyde Park to the corner of Consti-
ution hill, and thus to Bucking-
lam palace.
The king and queen, in the stat
coach and other royal personages
quickly followed, and the weddin'
breakfast was served there to {
company of about 10 persons, in
Guiding the royal family and rela-
tives and closest friends. A fea
ture of this was the cutting of gi-
santic 500-pound wedding cake
made in five tiers, standing near
ly feet in height, the ingredient.
Of which were sent especially
from the various parts of the Brit
ish empire.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-28
Second Unit of
Project Approved

Plans for the development OF
the second unit or the Talent ir-
rigation district were approved by
State Engineer Cupper Saturday,
These plans include an earth fill
dam 40 feet high across Keene
creek and a canal line approxi-
mately six miles in length. Bonds
in the amount OF S474,500 were
only recently sold by the district
for the improvement OF this unit.
f. C, billiard of Talent is the en-
gineer in charge Of the work on
the project.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-28
Chemawa-Sale1n
Hi Smoker Off

Because Of sickness now pre-
yailing in the ranks Of the ath-
letes of Chemawa and Salem high
school, the smokeless smoker
which was to have been held
Thursday night when representa-
tives of both institutions were to
have mixed, has been called off.
The event will probably be held
next Monday nigne.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-28

Continued from page one)
down Whitehall and in the pre-
oincts of the parliament building
and the abbey. Many paid high
prices for seats in stands or even
standing room in windows flank
ing the way.
Hours before the wedding, there
were overflows of humanity in
every street trayersing the route
of the wedding party. Some
bringing blankets and food, made
certain of seeing their princess by
all night possession of carefully
chosen positions.
Only motors and carriages bear
ing the ticket holders were per-
mited to pass the police lines. The
conveyances put down at the alb
bey doors streams of gorgeously
gowned women, myriads Of dia-
monds, sapphires and other pre-
cious stones flashing from their
tiaras, necklaces and bracelets
Their escorts were respondent in
service dress or the velvet breech-
es with silk stockings and the
three-cornered hats of court re-
gala.
Royal Family Cheered.
Two regiments of the kings
guardsmen and territorial were
paraded for this duty. With them
were their four bands which en-
tertained the crowds until, at IL
o'clock trumpeting from the
mounted escort heralded the de-
parture of the two carriages from
Marlborough House, carrying
Queen Mother Alexandra and
Princess Victoria, with the
queens suite.
There was one minute inter
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-28
Lands Completes
IL Years On Bench

Chicago, Feb. 2S.-(By Associ-
ated Press )-Kenesaw Mountain
Lands today completed his IT
years of service as federal Judge
for the northern district of Illinois
and at IL o'clock rendered his last
decision and stepped from the
court room with the announce
ment that he would never again
occupy the judicial bench. His
resignation, recently sent to Pres
ident Harding, becomes effective
tomorrow.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-28
Bank Once Closed
and Reorganized
Is Closed Again

Phoenix, Ariz., Feb. 2S.-The
Bank Of Arizona was closed today
by State Bank Examiner II. M
Moritz. This is the reorganized
Central bank which closed its
doors March 81, 1921, and reopen
ed as the Bank of Phoenix July /,
1921.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-28
Sport Briefs

Iowa City-Michigan won from
Iowa 22 to 20 in Western con-
ference basketball game.
Philadelphia - Midget Smith.
New York bantamweight out
pointed Mickey belmont, New
York, in eight round bout.
Urbana-Illinois defeated Wis
consin in Eastern conference bas-
ketball 81 to 35.
Peoria-Mike Gibbons, ST. Paul
will box 10 rounds with Stock
yards Tommy Murphy Of Chica-
go March 8 instead of March 2.
Cincinnati-Dav Shade, Cali
fornia, welter and Billy Ryan,
Cincinnati box ten rounds to
draw.
apollS-Jonnny Grl1Iltn,
Akron, outpointed Anthony Dow
ney, Cincinnati, in ten rounds.
Boston-Danny Edwards, Los
Angeles, awarded decision over
Chick Suggs, New England feath-
erweight, at end of ten rounds.
Phoenix, Ariz.-Jack Rooney,
Winslow, knocked out Jack Re-
gan, Los Angeles, in third round
of scheduled ten round bout.
Pullman-Oregon Aggies bas-
ketball team 80, Washington
State college 10.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-28
McNider Confers
With President
On Bonus Problem

Washington, Feb. 2S.-Hanford
MacNider, national commander of
the American Legion, conferred
with President Harding on the
bonus situation today, urging i'm
mediate enactment of the legisla-
tion.