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New Madison. O.

NEW MADISON, O.-Mrs. Minerva
Ware returned Friday from Marion,
Ind. where she spent several weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Alderman.
Mrs. S. w. Bennett spent last week
with relatives in Richmond. -. Mrs.
James Gabbert spent Friday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. S. Hageman.
80. Mrs. Dick Lease from near Lewis
burg, is staying with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Ephraim Noggle. e.. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Eley of Hollan5burg spent
Saturday and Sunday with his parents,
Nh and Mrs. George Eley. Chester
Harter of Richmond spent Friday with
relatives here and attended church
services in the evening where he gave
us some fine instrumental music. -.
Rev. Armstrong OF Arcanum will as
sist Rev. Snyder in the meetings this
week. e. Miss Ruth Roberts of West
Alexandria is spending few days
with Mrs. George Eley. 49,. Prof. and
Mrs. Roush and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Eliker were entertained Sunday by
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Howell, north of
town. Mrs. Roush was to entertain
the teachers at O'CLOCK dinner
Tuesday evening. =. Ephraim Noggle,
who has been very i'll for year, suf-
fered a stroke of paralysis Friday,
which affected his whole body with
the exception of one hand. -. Mrs.
Josie Coblentz has been seriously i'll
ever since the death of her mother,
two weeks ago. Her sister, Mrs Harry
Hileman, is with her. Glen Craw-
ford, west of town, is ill. O.. Mrs. John
Hetzler is improving. Mrs. Morgan is
staying with her. $500. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Nyswonger received word Fri
day that their son Sam, who is an
electrician of Erie, Pa, had fallen
from the top of a three story building
and was seriously injured. Later re-
ports were that he is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Wright left Sat
urday morning for their home in
Canada.
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PACK nh' sl5: Irwin Hunt, hack( $3.50;
.. Beechman. sup. $3.50; E. L Out
ANA lumber. etc, S23.66; F. f. Green
street; sup; s2s.ss; Ed Glunt, hack, SIS;
Earl Cain, gas oil etc, s737S; ]. r.
Nelson, janitor. s244; Northern WAYNE
s = int, $3.50. Total disbursements
Tuition Fund.
> ian ian, l. amount on band s5Sl6; total
Disbursements.
Lillian if Lamb Roy ye, patten teach ss$15
500: Worth Fletcher teach. $55: Helen
Farm .so teach $55; Effie Wilson,
Feb. 2. Roy Patton, teach, s9S.75;
Lillian Lamb. teach, SIS; Florence Sui
lwiyan, $50; Ruth Jackson, teach $50;
M Harme, Fletcher taadS .saeh $50 Helen
teach, $50: Feb. 25' Roy Patton, teach each
$3.50; Lillian Lamb, teach, $3.50;
florence Faorsnn Sullivan, teach, sl2G Ruth
teach, s110; Helen Farmer, teach, $40;
Effie Wilson, teach. s120.
March Z, Iva Nicholson. teach. $50
Mar b ~ Lillian adan Lamb, teach, sI25
teach, 500; Worth Tf Fletcher h '@ teaeh..
NO. 9isoI Helen Farmer. teach. 500; Effie
April %. Worth Fletcher. teach, s75;
April Is, Helen Farmer, teach, s9250
May 2, Ruth Jackson. teach, s1l0;
Nick eIson. teach, 5000; Effie wilson
teach, $40: Lillian Lamb, teach. Sis.
June n !; Roy Patton, teach sS4SS;
Sept; Is, Worth Fletcher. teach, $50;
sept. %, e. l. Outland: teach, 800;
Ada Scott, teach, .s75; Juanita Atkln-
land teach, $780, Mrs. e. L. outlanG,
teach, S12O: Juanita Atkinson, teach
$3.50; Worth Fletcher. teach. $3.50;
err. teach, 500: Ada Scott. teach. s75
Oct. IS. E. l.. Outland. teach. 5000;
Mrs. E; L.. Outland, teach, 1920: Ada
teach. s115.5O: Worth Fletcher. teach
s115.50; Mary Byrd teach, s115.5O; Hell
en- Boiler. teach, 500.
Nov. %, +. l.. Outland. teach. 5000
Scott teach. $3.50; Juanita Atkinson,
teach: $l15.5o; Worth Fletcher. teach,
Helen Boiler. teach, 500,
Dec. 10. Worth Fletcher, teaching,
s57,75; Dec. %, r 1. outland; teach,
Ada Scott, teach, $50: Jaunfta Atkin-
son, teach. s115.50; Worth Fletcher,
teach; t s51;75; Mary BYRD teaTh,
tai disbursements. s7,197.5S.
Dog Fund.
Amount on hand Jan; l. 1921; SIC
Disbursements.
! March, auditor, ex. tax, s64
Bond.
Amount on hand Jan. !, 1921.
s1,15404: amount received in 1921
S$,28450; transferred to bond, s667.36.
Total $5.095. 30.
Disbursements.
Jan. 81. c. f. Working. acct. s1S70S:
July Is. Northern Wayne Bank. bond
and int. s454.0S: Nov. Is, Peoples Loan
& Trust. Co. bond and int, s726,67; Dec;
81. Northern Wayne Bank. bond and
int. s97436. Total s2,342.19>
Library Fund.
/ Amount on hand Jan. !, 1921. s325.5I:
amount received in 1921, $290.64. To-
| tai balance, s616.15.
Total amount on hand Jan I. 1921,
| s2,659.26; total amount received in 1921.
s26. 452.42; total amount on hand and
received, s29.1116S.
Total disbursements. s1s69S.14: to-
| tai of all funds on hand, S10,41S.54.
This report was received, excepted
! this township at its annual meeting
| this, the 5th day of January, 1922.
G. J. ATKINSON. Trustee.
W. L. Morrison, G. S. Ballenger. +. t.
Greenstreet, Advisory, Perry Town
shin.
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Legal Notices
SHERIEElS SALE


By virtue of a copy of judgment and
decree execution to me directed from
the Clerk of the Wayne Circuit Court
! Will expose at public sale at the
Court House door, in the city of Rich
mond, Wayne County. Indiana on the
9Th day of February. 1922, between the
hours OF 10 O'Clock a. m. and 4 o'clock
p. m, on said day, the following prom
erty, to-wit:
A part of the north half of the
southeast quarter of section 10, town
follows:
Beginning at the center corner of the
section. thence east 12h rods, thence
south 7S.SS rods to the center of the
county road, thence west 1215 rods to a
one-eighth corner in said quarter line
thence north 1888 rods to the place of
beginning, containing six (65 acres,
more or less. All situated in Wayne
County, State of Indiana, to be sold as
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Help Wanted-MaIe

ALESMEN-Several life insurance
statesmen to operate Richmond, New
castle, Connersville, Rushville and adj
joining counties on salary and COM
mission. Will make weekly or month
~ salary allowance to desirable men
who will produce. Experienced men
with clean records preferable; mex
perience no barrier to men with clean
character. Apply c. E. Thomson
supt., office 307-30s-3o9 Kelly Hutch
inson Block.
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ITINERANTs MADE HAPPY
(By Associated Press)

VINCENNES, Ind, Jan. u.-Thir-
, teen itinerants sleeping in the city
hall basement enjoyed a turkey din
/ner with trimmings when the Masonic
fraternity found that too liberal pro-
vision had been made for banquet.
The Harmony society, holding ban.
quet the same evening. provided pc
lice officers with turkey.
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POSTAL RECEIPTS INCREASE,

VbN
FTNDLAY, Ohio, Jan. 11-An in
crease of 10 per cent in Findlay postal
receipts was registered during 1921,
over 1920, according to figures made
public by Postmaster Saunders.
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
AUTOMOBILES

HONEST VALUES
Better cars cannot be purchased
anywhere for less money. Since
new ones are cheaper so are used
ones. Now is the time to buy The
following have our guarantee and
will give many miles of service:
Chevrolet 400, winter top. .$295
Oakland sedan $3.50
Pullman touring, ) tires ....... $3.50
Hudson touring
Dixie Flyer touring .......... $3.50
Nash, sport special
Ford touring, starter. s275
Nash Six touring.
Cash, Terms or Trade
WAYNE COUNTY NASH MOTOR CO
10 SO. 9TH. Phone 6173
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MERCHANDISE

Articles For Sale ST
BABY wALKER-Large size. and nur-
sery chair; for sale. Mrs. Georgia
Harris, AS Bridge Ave.
BARGAINS-In watches and high grade
spectatcles Call 1t c. f. Keevers,
Watch Shop, South 18th st.
BOYS SCHOOL SHOES-Special at
$l.s5 per pair, Main Street Shop, 1926
COAL SAVER-Save 30e6 of your coal
bill. Make your own coal saver, Is
cents worth of chemicals, obtainable
at any first class drug store, will
compound enough coal saver to treat
one ton of either hard or soft coal.
Gives 30R1 more heat and less SCOT
Revives lifeless coal. Requires less
firing and reduces clinkers. Enough
last all winter. Only requires a few
minutes time Absolutely safe. Send
US 81 money order or draft and we
will mail you this proven formula for
the making of this chemical com
pound known as "kole Save" 1t will
not only save you dollars but will
eliminate your coal troubles. Com
plete directions and instructions with
each formula. Requires no special
bor and divide the cost. state Couu-
~ and municipalities supplied with
this chemical ready for use in barrel
lots only. Prices on Application. Ref
erences. Dunns or Bradstreets.
Household Chemical Co. $50 Z. 3rd
street. st. Paul, Minnesota.
LONG SwITCHES-Fo sale; of natur-
al hair: all colors and sizes; prices
reasonable. 23S s. 18th st.
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PRESTO CHANGER

Don't walk look your face
don't know where good tire certain
kind of typewriter a snug apartment
Atlas shoulders and it didn't seem
TO bother him much His burden
yours and besides, he didn't know help
You're in comparatively soft have to
do to the classified
look of will quickly vanish.
Those little ads will tell
write well many articles for which
may be looking.
Make life easier by reading
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THE RICH MOND
P ALL ADIU M

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Standardized and indexed for
quick reference, according to
the Basil L.. Smith system
(Copyright).
All ads are restricted to their
proper Palladium style Of type.
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Classified ads accepted until IL a.
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Minimum cash ad accepted, soc.
Minimum charge ad accepted, 35c.
Phone 1884 or 2s72, and ask for
an ad taker. They will assist
you in writing your ad.
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Special School.
Disbursements,

Amount on hand Jan. I, SEAS
Amount received in 1921. sS,453.S6. To-
tai amount received and on hand,
SS.41S.4S.
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122 ACRES-212 miles northwest of
CenterViIle. Ind Possession March /
1922. John Bowman.
FARMS-For real estate see A NJ Rob
erts, Richmond, Ind, r. +. D. Pr. 4171
WISCONSIN FARMS-LandoIog free.
special number just out, containing
many facts of clover land in Marin
cite county, Wisconsin. If for a home
or an investment you are thinking of
buying good farm lands, where farm
erS grow rich, send at once for this
special number of Landology. It is
Tree on request. Address Skidmore-
Richie Land Co. 4OG Skidmore- Richie
Bldg, Marinette Wis
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Jan; 4, STANDARD Oil Co, gas, .$I5,e3;
Tan u RI RI Nelson Fs japtor o sSS doa
sii573: jan. - Perry = Healton. hack G1i
SIS; Jan: 20. Ed Hendricks. hack. $50,
Jan. q, Harry Van Shoiach, hack, $50;
Ian % ~ Standard dn oil Co gas ill.,
Feb. !, Perry Healton. hack, $50; g
Q. r r., freight. $1S7 Feb
rvn Bed 3 6rSpe Son co gaSs s sssf Feb Fs4
Clarence Dimes. hack. SS1.25: Feb. ;,
Delbert Cain. hack. $40; Feb. IS, stand
ard oil Co gas, Sl$.os; sd Pe Oh p IN Nod2e
Marion Woolf. shoveling coal $3.50: J.
II. .Nolte, hack. $3.50; Harry Van Soho
March /, Perry Healton. hack. $50;
w. L. Fenimore, hack, $65; March 3.
Frank Jordan. hack, $50; March 7, ].
ence Dimes, hack. s4S75; March II, S
NJ. Drake. hauling coal, s29.S3; March
Is. Delbert Cain, hack. $40; March 10,
Standard Oil Co, gas, s12;$5: March 20.
%, Ed Hendricks, hack. SIPS; March
%. American Saving & Trust Co, int,
April %, Harry Van. shoiach. hack.
S54' Delbert Cain, hack, d!.5o; AprIl
ton, hack, SOS; April IS, w. L. Feni-
more, hack, s117.
May 8. j. H. NoIte. hack, s117; Phillip
Martin, repairing, $3.50; May Il, J. D.
Nelson, janitor. $3.50; May %, Ed Hen
bricks, hack, s91.
June 9, Earl Cain, gas. OIL etc, $500;
June Is. John Bowman, Smoothing,
s4125; June 16. F. F: Greenstreet.
coal $3.50; John TO- Pool. haul. coal coal
$3.50; June 20, H. f. Cain. freight on
coal, s143.3S; June 80, Northern Wavne
Bank; int $4as7; John Manning
july ), J. F. Pierce. driving hack,
S19965; July II. Wade Kennedy. car
fees, s3S. 30; July 10, A I: Routh
brooms s13; July %, Roy Patton, inst
fees, s56.25; July %, Effie Wilson, inst.
Aug s, Florence Sullivan, inst fees
s39; Aug. H. Ruth Jackson. inst. fees,
Sept 1. Helen Farlner. inst. fees
$3.50; Sept. 5, Standard Oil Co, gas,
s10.62; Sept. Z, Standard Oil Co, oil.
s161O: Sept. 16. Bartel & Rohe, chairs
pairing pair g Pump ss sept = Ear Frank c64
well, hack, s4S; Sept. 80, w. L. Feni-
Oct. /. G. II, Anderson, hack. $50: \.
]. Atkinson, hack. $40; Oct. 4, Perry
Healton, hack. $40; Oct 10. Standard
oil oil Co. 20. gas, sS.S5; Oct. 20. VIM. Perk-
Nov; /. Howard Anderson. hack, $50;
lean Savings & Trust Co. int. S65.33;
W 1. Fenimore. hack. $50: Nov. 4.
Frank Conwell. hack. $50; Perry Heal
ton, hack, $40; Irwin Hunt. hack
$3.50: Nov. 9, H f. Cain. ex s199;
Nov. II. Standard Oil Co. $1,000 Nov
IL, Item Printing Co. printing. s59.12;
Nov. %. Howard Anderson hack, $50;
w. L. Fenimore. hack, $50
Dec. ?. Irwin Hunt. hack. $50; Earl
Clear: repairing pump, So; A ]. Atkin-
son. hack, $40; Dec. Z, J. o. Edgerton,
manuscript. s1245: A. G. Lukin Co.
drugs. SAL; Standard Oil Co. gas,
s10.60; VIM. Perkins, hack s17: Dec.
Is, Perry Healton. hack $50; Dec %
Frank ConweI. hack. sS4 w. L.
Fenimore, hack, $40: C. H. Anderson.
hack, sac; a. J. Atkinson. hack. sST
Perry Healton, hack, s12; VIM. Perkins.
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THIS AD-

stands out and attracts at
tention. The copy is easily
read because it is set-off with
white space. When you want
to sell your house, have your
ad set in this style.
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Tuition Fund.


Jan. l, amount on hand s5S16; total
amount received in 1921, l0,S65.S3; to-
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AUCTI0NS-LEGAIS
LEGAL Notices-continued

mack, SIS; Irwin Hunt. hack( $3.50;
Ghas. Haisley, hack. s3s: Green's Fork
o Beech ma u snp $3.50 s5S Dec 2s 5u z
land lumber, etc, s23.66; F. f. Green
street, sup. s29.96; Ed Glunt, hack. SIS;
Dec. "a, w. L. Fenimore, stove. $500;
Earl Cain. gas oil etc, s737S; J. r.
Nelson, janitor. s244 Northern WAYNE
bank. int, $3.50. Total disbursements
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MiIIinery-Dressmaking

ITCHING-Buttons covered ma =
chine button holes. floss stitching
braiding. Davenport Co. 81 S.12Ph.17S6
SEWING-Mae Newman is again do
ing sewing. Phone 2470 or call Il n.
18th st.
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Business Equipment

BARRIERS OUTFIT-For sale; a good
barber chair, one mirror and mug
case. Write Box C-3051 care Palladium
DESK-Rou top; for sale sos n. 18th.
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EMPLOYMENT


LADY-Young; wanted with office
experience. Apply Jenkins Vulcan
Spring Co.
DRESS-Competent; wanted to
take washings home; family of two.
To be called for and delivered. Call
evenings at 304 y. 9th st.
YOUNG LADY-Wanted for good steno
position in city proper: lady 20 to %
years old. Salary in proportion to ex-
perience and ability. Call in person
Richmond Business College, Colonial
Bldg.
DON'T BUY any more clothes until you
look through the ''W caring Apparel"
ads in the classified section.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

On. main road, good house. and
out buildings: land i'm high
state of cultivation; miles of
Richmond. Price is right for
quick sale. Now is the time to
get located. BurdSalI- Willott
Co. 7101a Main St Phone 1881
32713293.
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Jan. +, Standard Oil Co. gas. s15.62;
Jan. II. ] r. Nelson. janitor. s331.50;
Jan. Il, Buckeye Electric Co, coal
S115.72; Jan. Is, Perry Healton. hack
s25; Jan. 20, Ed Hendricks, hack. $50
Jan. q. Harry Van Shoiach, hack, $50;
Jan. q, Standard Oil Co, gas, s14,52;
Jan. 90. W. l.. Fenimore, hack, Sos.
Feb. !, Perry Healton. hack, $50, g.
e q
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Houses For Sale

ELEVENTH ST, s. 35-S-room house.
modern; garage for cars; part cash;
balance terms; might consider rent
ing to right party. INQUIRE at 100
Main st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-05

The Trenton and Now York basket
ball teams clash. tonight at the Third
Regiment Armory. Haddon avenue and
Mickle street, Camden. in the third and
deciding game for the 1921 % cham.
pionship Of the Eastern League.
The Potters came through with the
honors in the initial half and the Celtics
captured first place in the final series.
Two games have been staged in the
play. off and each has won one.
Trenton was beaten on the home
court on Friday and then furnished the
seasons surprise on Saturday by de-
fcating the New Workers.. the only time
this season. in Gotham.
The POtters are favored TO win IN.
nights tilt. but they will have to bc
at their best to gain the decision n
Dutch Dehncrt is in condition Ia
start the fray. Tom Barry has been
pinch hitting for Dchnert. who has been
i'll. The records show he is the leading
scorer OF either team in the two games
played, but with Dchnert in action the
Celts present their best team.
Since Trenton has been in the East.
ern League it has won two pennants.
IN the first season Of the. League.
!9O3-1 the Potters won from Read.
ing and defeated Jasper in 10l1.I2,
The Potters We're in triple tie with
Jasper and Camden in 19l3-14, but
jasper won. These were all in seasons
or forty games and ncccssitatcd ploy-
"'iS on account Of tics.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-05
DR.. CAR|SS PRAISES
REDAND BLUE NINE
Victory Over Ursinus Impresses
Penn coach-Yadusky Shows
World of Stuff in Debut
READY FOR ENGLISHMEN

When we get a little more hitting I
think you are going to see one of the
best University Of Pennsylvania base
ball teams In many years." The above
summarizes Coach Walter Cariss' ideas
on the 1929 Red and Blue nine. Yes :
terday the team made an auspicious
start by downing Ursinus to in an
excellent first game.
THE teams fielding leaves little to
be desired" continued Cariss. "The
pitching yesterday was excellent and the
men used their heads to advantage.
When we get used to curve ball pitch
ing, little of which we have had, Penn
Is going to win from the best college
teams in the country. Yadusky. with :
out over -exerting himself, displayed an
assortment Of shoots yesterday that
proved he is a star hurler.
II think shall continue the present
infield combination of Whitehill. Sulli
van, Goldblatt and Payne. The last
named is an excellent hot corner player
while Goldblatt can be used any place
In the infield. The same holds true for
Sullivan. who can cover second with as
much grace as he does third"
''Thc outfield leaves little to be desired.
Mouradian is one Of the most finished
outfielders in college ranks. McMullen
and Mahaffey. as a result of their year
of substituting last season, are ripe for
regular berths. When the last two
named get their batting eyes set they
will cause all sorts of comment"
Yadusky's Brilliant Start
The twirling Of Bill Yadusky yester.
day was the outstanding feature Of the
game. The big right handler from Shen-
andoah held the Ursinus athletes to four
hits, one a double. From the fourth
inning on not one Of the Collegeville
colegiahs reached first base. Yadusky
exhibited almost perfect control. only
one man reaching first base on frank.
He felded his position perfectly, being
credited with five assists, three of which
were on hard bounders that looked like
hits through the box.
Al Mouradian. the former Central
High School lad and leading hitter last
year, had two stinging singles In his
first two times at bat. He lined out
LONG fiies on his last two trips. George
Sullivan had two bingles, while Ma.
haffey, Goldblatt and Payne edged in
with bingle apiece.
Elwood Cornog, who hurled for
feated Penn, was on the hill for Ur-
sinus. Had his support been better, the
score might have been different. Six
errors, including muffs and wild throws,
were instrumental in Penn's scoring.
Tomorrow afternoon Bowdoin. one of
the best teams from New England, now
on tour, will meet Penn on Franklin
Field. On Saturday the Red and Blue
meets jeff Tcsreau's Dartmouth team
on Franklin Field.
The opening game for the lacrosse
team will be played Friday afternoon
on Franklin Field with the combined
Oxford Cambridge team as the party
Of the second part. The Englishmen, in
their invasion. have shown brilliant
offense and an equally brilliant defense.
according to the Penn players, who saw
them against Lehigh.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-05
ROBERTSON IS UNDECIDED
ON PENN FOUR.MILE TEAM
Uncertain as to Whether He Will
Start Head or Mclane

Oxford. Eng, April ). - Lawson
Robertson Is undecided as to the make.
up of the University of Pennsylvania
four mile relay team in the race against
Oxford and Cambridge at the Queen $
Club on Saturday.
Don Head, who suffered from blood
poisoning on the trip across, is fit to
compete, but the Penn trainer Mt the
last minute may decide to start Nc
Lane.
The Oxford and Cambridge relay
teams have been announced. Oxford
will be composed of w. Il. Milligan.
G. NJ. Bruxner, o. NJ. Weekley and L.
=. Hewetson. The members of the
Cambridge team will be II. d. StOllard.
W. G. latham, W. Il. Scagrovc and L.
ID. Mountain.
The event now has developed into n
triangular affair, which increases the
chances of Il Penn victory materially.
W. G. George. worlds record holder
on former tracks, who has been OBJ
serving the Red and Blue runners work
out, has ventured the opinion that they
will come close to setting worlds
record for the four mile event.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-05
PHlLA. AND NEW YORK
ARRANGE SOCCER TILTS
First Of Two Exhibition Games to Be
Played Here SATURDAY.

On. account Of the New York play =
ers demanding another tilt with the
philadelphians In an effort to prove that
they are really a better team than the
league leaders, the management of the
home club has consented to q "home"-
and-'<away" game.
The first Of these games Is scheduled
for Cahill Field next Saturday and the
second will be staged in New York on
April 16.
The runners.up are going to make a
determined attempt to hold the Phillies
at Cahill Field, and are already banking
on their own narrow pitch to Offset the
superiority Of the Quakers in the
"away" game.
For the game at Philadelphia the
New Yorks will have the assistance of
Percy Hardy. who is now under sus-
pension. Hardy cannot take part in
any more league games for his club, but
the rule under which Hardy's punish.
ment was meted out will not prevent
him from playing in the exhibition.
The standing Of the league follows: