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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-15
SLAP AT LLOYD GEORGE
SEEN IN UNlONlST ACTION

LONDON, March l5.-Despite tie
official report given out after the
meeting of the Unionist parliament,
in which 1t was stated there was no
desire to end the coalition or with.
OF the press interprets the failure of
the meeting to pass resolution of
confidence in the coalition as tanta-
mount to a blow toward Lloyd George.
The Star today says: THE govern.
ment has been given notice to quit
The Evening News comments: 1T
il blow to the coalition"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-15
Almost
Clicked
!. Last Night

with gas around my heart. Couldn't
breathe. many people say.
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!. Basimsnn. Chemist, San Francisco.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-15
CHURCHES AGREE UPON
UNIFIED MISSION PLAN

ATLANTIC CITY, March 15.-
For the first time in the history of
the churches. a unified plan of
foreign mission work will grow out
OF the meeting here at Hotel Chal.
fonte of the Council of the Reform.
ed Churches in America, holding the
Presbyterian system.
Churches represented are the Re.
formed Church in America, the
Presbyterian Church in the United
States of America, the United Pres
byterian Church of North America
the Reformed Church in the United
States, the Associated Reformed
Presbyterian Synod and the Cum.
berland Presbyterian Church tne.
groD
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-15

Hurry mother! Even a sick child
loves the "fruity" taste of "Califor-
MIA Fig Syrup and it never fails to
open the bowels, A teaspoonful to.
day may prevent a sick child tomor-
row. II constipated. bilious, fever
ish, fretful, has cold. collie. or II
stomach IL sour. tongue coated
breath bad. remember good
cleansing OF the little bowels is
often all that is necessary.
Ask your druggist for genuine
California Fig Syrup" which has
directions for babies and children
OF all ages printed on bottle. Mother
You must say California" or you
may get an imitation fig syrup
Advertisement
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-15
WOMAN SHOT,
MAN S[ASHED,
|NDEATHPACI
New Jersey Pair Said to Be
Dying Refused to Be
Questioned.

FREEHOLD. N. j.. March 49,
William Feltman. son Of Constable
Barney Feltman. of Clarksburg.
about seven miles from here. left
his home at noon yesterday in his
automobile. About the same time
Mrs. Viola Cravatt, of Ely, near
here, was seen walking down the
road near her home.
Later in the afternoon Mrs. Ora
watt staggered into her home, bleed
ing from a bullet wound near the
heart, and Feltman collapsed when
he got out of his automobile in
front of his house. He had to be
carried in. An artery In the left
wrist had been severed. Feltman
was removed to st. Francis Hos
pital, Trenton, where he is said to
have a slight chance for recovery.
Mrs. Cravatt is under treamtent at
her home.
An investigation was made to
determine whether the couple re-
ceived their wounds in a suicide
pact. County Detective John M.
Smith said last night that Mrs.
Cravatt and Feltman. after being
missing from home for a period of
about five months each, returned
about February rs. The woman's
husband is said to have told the
county authorities that when his
wife left home she had about $4,000
in cash and that upon her return
she was virtually without funds.
The police discovered a trail of
blood leading to the Cravatt house
from a clump of woods about a
quarter of a mile away.
Several attempts were made to
question Mrs. Cravatt, but she re.
manned steadfastly silent. Feltman,
too, declined to say a word.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-23
BARRETT TRAINS HART
FOR BOUT WITH DUNDEE
Llehtwelehts Work Here for
Thanksalvina Day Tits

Alex Hart. Ohio lightweight protoge
Of Johnny Kilbane, put in another busy
day yesterday whipping himself into
shape to exchange punches with John.
ny Dundee, now the Old Master sincs
the passing Of Jack Britton into re.
tirement. Hart and Dundee will square
off in the fourth Of the five eight round
bouts that make up the opening card
of tn. Arena Thanksgiving Day.
Hart expects to make this city his
home. lie has been here several weeks
and is working out daily with Bobby
Barrett ut the Ridley Park traininr
base of Jimmy Dougherty. Bobby Dobbs
whose tutoring has helped Barrett to
stage a remarkable comeback. insists
that the Clifton Heights lad is showing
daily improvement with left hand
punches which he expects to employ To
advantage against Pal Moran in the
final bout Of the Arena carnival.
Two sluggers Of tho slambang type
Joe Tiplitz, Of this city. and Shamus
O'i'rien, the Yoiliers lad. who recently
stopped George Chancy's knockout
streak--~will clash in the first con :.
test Of the triple windup.
Johnny Brown, the shifty English.
mnn, goes against Martin Judge, q
rugged local lad.
Benny Bass, former amateur cham.
pion. will have to be at his top form
to lower the colors of Billy Mascot, OF
New York.
1t was announced yesterday that the
second Of the series of fstic carnivals
for the Arena would be held on DE.
cember II. Matchmaker Jack IIanlOr
is busy arranging another all-star card
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-23
OdTme Lacking Match Against Jake Schaeer
Holu Does II Strike You?
S,Uis,,n,ing Avdrds
THE ossssvx,. ss
Value Of a Manager
kane's SD0rtsnadnSkttp

THE u championships announced th. n.
ming snh"asts mt "ns' IN s'sS iii, city, SWIM
T, :, % .s @ ;n s'': s % s,,
national championships. ~
1 s ans ssi' rsS 5S this q. ss & A
soa"d Soa S % oml '%o sectional" and famous %
cit, @ .. s" @ s S NJ. %
am" % @ some a S contests @ been NO. m n
n, THE s n suffered M more % % a%s s, % ennsr. s % 1I, IT,
Six t"1ar son,es be staged s ave last year.
,, The in this district will h. chance. compete only for M
girls but the back stroke fu.ons ss
Apparently the ackse being .nu,;sed but sbn Bu. Of The
n' n.n .. c m sas than
The Value o Manager 70 .
ERE1lE WELSH lightweight champion informal M,
tho vau. ~ '
;s .SsSs ""sss
Pollok. and in two years I "
1T my opinion that some M gers. may not be ~ wOrth
This coming in the game
n"" r % , @ % Gs o . S.:s
boxer making the manager. '
% ss % mess a:e :ae: % :s;
who conducted their business
111E1sH and ro, broke relations a, bitter quarrel. but ,oo.,
& @ wit" fully s , @ i hs s Ss ; Sm .s @
An Of Yale. Harvard Athletes
rIE game SPORTS
i mnhshi Lastly ontestw n o exception
athletes last years battle, 1913
and is
of tackle
straight ar1nng the the goal
Is % r % %se peV fsss s :"s @ Harvard
::: =:
replied However it's
Iwast the man. / n sorry
THIS example Of posmanshp
follow Ksne and he took tho penalty like
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-23
SCHOLASTIC GIRLS
EXTEND CLUB TEAM
Younger Opponents Make Good
Showing Against All-cIub
Eleven
SECOND HALF IS FAST

Playing against team that not only
outw"sh"d them. but also possessed
considerable more experience. the young
girls Of the Scholastic Field Hockey
League. under the name Of the All.
S"hoo! team. engaged the All.Club
team yesterday at st. Martins.
AS a result OF the handicaps men.
toned. the girls were forced to bow to
4 defeat. II to I. Although the score
would seem to indicate otherwise. the
school team put up n fine exhibition
Of hockey.
The young stars were pittrd against
squad that boas'"d such brilliant
hockey experts as Miss Sue Goodman,
Miss Gertrude Hearne. Miss Anne
Townsend and other players of equal
rank. The mere fact that the girls
scored on the All-Club team showed
that they were doing all that could be
For ia" first half the game was a
trt1" one" sided. since the school eleven
was visihly nervous. bur after the start
of the second hnlf tho battle was fast
and furious. with much OF the play in
the Club teams territory. Finally Miss
Ruth Pearson, OF the Germantown
Friends team. obtained the ball and
with dash that would have done credit
to veteran, brought the pill within
striking distance of the net and then
with mighty effort. shot it straight
and true in the gOnl.
Stung by this score. the Club play.
ers got together and displayed an cxhi. /.
b!tion Of hockey that gave the fans
cause tn be- optimistic over the coming
| int"r.rIty contests. Led by Miss Good /.
man. the Club team soon scored three
/ more goals, boosting their total to Il
beiur" III" whistle blew ending the fray.
! While the makeup of the A!l-Philu .
! delphia team is still in doubt. il seems
/ probabl" that several of the players
! who w"r" on the field yesterday in tbs
! All School. Club contest will be
! counted upon to represent this city ir
! the intrr-city tourney.
On" more week OF practice remains
before III" games Of the inter. city tour.
ncy get Inder way and the first real test
Of the Al Philadelphia team will com,
! n"Nt Thursday morning. when the Eng.
lish coaches will be played At St. Mar.
tins. The schedule for the tourne!
follows:
November 3O--Boston VS.. Chicago.
! Drcenb"r 1--Alorning. New Yorl
VS.. Philadelphia afternoon. Richnont
VS.. winner Of Boston. Chicago match.
December 2--Final match.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-23
OVERLOOK NEAR
BOWLING TITLE
Must Beat Manufacturers Club
Tonight for First.HaIf
honors
UNION LEAGUE TRAILING

While the Overbrook Golf Clubs
bowling teams seem to have things pref
- well Scwcd up for the first half of
the int"rclub race. they being out in
front by a comfortable margin at the
quarter mark. yet there is just a
chanr" that the r"vamped combinations
Of the manufacturers Club. which have
taken on new lease of lif" lately. may
stop the Main Line steamrollcr tonight.
Should the Lancaster Avenue trun.
Glcrs crush their opponents in this eve-
nin.'s matches. however. nothing short
Of II miracle can keep them from carry
ing off both IN" individual team ana
rlnb championship for the upcning s'c-
riun If the twin bill provided by the
rule makers.
Tho OyprbrOOk teams ar" the only
ones that have managed to h" consistent
50 far this year. and unless 'hey go TO
pieces are virtually assured Of top hon-
ur~.
The collapse nf the Union League
teams. always strong "ontcndrrS IA the
lu>t. and tho malignant jinX that con-
,ill,r, ro urIrsu" the inherently strong
Germantown 'Whit"s ar" the out
standing features Of tho campaign 50
far beside Ovcrbrook : amazing snow :
ing.
i.a>t week DR.. y. Il. Hawks Cynwyd
"Bhlc>" proceeded to slam III" Ger
mantown "Whitr>' thrr" times in II
row. There was only on" game over
500 in the lot. and one Of the Mannheim
scores was G>3.
The Merton "Maroons,' by the way.
deserve credit for putting up n great
fgh, against III" Overbro"k 'hreens.
rury lost the first game by Two pins
and the second by %. They came
10 III" in the third .ganl". when
= "Blrh" Dough"r,y scored $50 and Joe
Town~"ni g'rI and saved themselves
from y >hurout, l'rid"ntn!ly. they hn''
/ a ,nrnl >ror" "i 2:Ill pins for the trio
ot g,ur> to 2317 for Ovcrbr""k. yet
lost two Of the three. Fairly tough.
( GLIB BOWLING STANDING AT THE
O. QUARTER NILE POST
~. 80 -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-23
Picking " inners a DANGEROUS Pasiimo

MOTHER correspondent, j. r. j. Jr, know why the
Of Of
"You told that opinion Princeton would beat both Harvard
TO
. real picker:'
is Feraus puuchrr
he X and
person
well ain
fight the does live this earth who
right that will defeat
md lennS state or W. and
roI be
epidemic q
at be
did predict
within of
City Hall which nearly equal in
of
tween of
of
W.
T. Of the
publish
63W
10 q from Ot
j can s0r ely-n Pos
h errna a Ret
IN brothers.
grid Players
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-23
GOLFERS SET FOR
LINKS" HOLIDAYS
Lakewood Thanksgiving and
Linwood Tourney Christmas
Are Drawing Entries
PROS MAKE PROPOSALS
BY SANDY McNIBLICK

GOLFERS hereabOuts are planning
" ripping time. especially on the holi-
days. by this IS meant Thanksgiving
and Christmas. It is seldom these two
days are set aside for golf. but this
year two clubs are making plans in
that direction.
Many folks try to sink at least on"
bird on each Of those days but this
year it'll be different. Lakewood has
set aside Thanksgiving Day for tn"
start of tho fall golf tournament there.
Match play will be decided the two
following days. Many locals are getting
set for that occasion.
As for Christmas Day. the new Lin
wood Country Club. near Atlantic City.
Is planning function for that occasion.
Tie turkey to be served. perhaps. Is a
that the best way to get 1t is to make
a flag in one under par. The presents
at this tourney. should be- spelt pres
ence," officials of the club state. They
have started n campaign for n big en-.
try list and the chances are that plenty
of Philadelphia ia players will take advan-
tage of the chance.
Pros to Qualify
The Executive Committee Of the Pro.
fcssional Golfers Association is hold
ing n meeting this week in New York
and has decided one point for the ma
tiOnul open.
1t has divided the United States into
two sections. East and West, and eco.
graphically put Pennsylvania in the
former. The other sections to qualify
in the same follow: New England.
New York New JpfsCy De)owurc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-23
ALL.PHlLS PLAY SUNDAY
Downtown Gridders viii Meet Col
WIN at Shetzline Park

The original All-Philadelphia foot.
hall team under the management of
Frank Boyle and Jim Mccormick has
decided 10 travel on Saturdays and
play u, home at Shetzline Park. Broad
Rnd Bigler streets, on Sunday. The
opponents of the Phils this Sunday
will be the strong Olwyn Club, con.
tenders for tho championship OF Della.
ware County.
The Phils' last game was a 6.3 vic
tory over Magnolia. Of Frankford. and
they are anxious to play Clifton
Heights. as the fans are confident they
can repeat their clean.cut victory Of
last year.
Teams wishing to play the All. Pills
on Saturdays and Sundays should get
in touch with Frank Boyle. 1870 South
Twenty eighth street, or phone Oregon
OS53 j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-23

$ Of
70 \
Of thoroughly will
tho ground. his left his right
he IN ario
persons Hoppe
of the no
The
Willie
equipment he
MS il is
IL him in n0sp made u strained
rk'c fa"tors fhC train
Ia Hoppe $ a fin"he.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-23
No Such Thing as "lIOral Victory"

"A Jr. who travels Wilmington.
"A to
respect
o here and that in dictionary
is
what sad about the Penn Pitt could be
he Thought ! moral victory
II
by friend who
he had for winking
can't for That may
uefc bu n the prisoners
al Of :
q IA him.
friends the loser "Well
should moral victory. However
l"ning result publi has
to say as d til" prisoner. 'l'm amt -
say Pitt Penn
Go indicating sid! dipaei
BY this Of that for rule in these columns
MAJ be Jrp
downright shame that after each had scored touchdown the
responsibility of winning losing should be thrust the shoulders
'Ii't beat and Penn beat
il always Of the
n fight of
think just rae the responsibility OF
5
NOTN'fTHST NDiNG our o r.s.
pfurcdg to
granted roYd be Yn"luJLy.
the hn& intimate that hey dm not
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-23
Hoppc Made 4,3 False Starts

us II shot Of his
and
his
the
Hoppe mastery exhibition of billiards
him No doubt he
$ nenri But will liopl"
Tho which him shtswhcn the
is gone: w afraid
desire o
exhibition
watched this
masse
oso
Of
by which he III" his right
the his left
space describe Suon invention
- and
hnnds n to
for that Ni""h Sutton has
Lcomc q o fHch tadgeeith"r uh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-23
HOW Interclub BOlUlers
VIII Line Up Tonight

Manufacturers "Yellows" vs. Over.
brook ''Grecns," ut Manufacturers
Club.
Ovcrbrook Whites" VS., Manufac.
turers' Blues" at OvcrbrO0k.
Union League Whites" VS.. German.
town blues" at the Union League.
Germantown Whites vs. Union
Merton Whites" VS. Cynwyd
Blues" at Haverford.
tynwyd "Golds' vs. Merton MA.
rooms ut Cynwyd.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-23
MrLIS ) nlAMNgtr:
RED MEN IN CAGE
Usage Tribe Has FIrst.Ciass Team,
In the Field

The various tribes OF the Improved
Order Of Red Men plavrd baseball
during th" summer. IN which tin" some
Hghly exciting contests were witnessed.
\ numbr, "f tcam> hay" now organized
10 play basketball.
One Of rhe best Of these quin'ets i
oSlIga Tribe No, -. which has II
really fr>t-r!a>S "lGh. They would Tx"
I" hear from home teams. and games cam
b" arranged by addressing Joseph K"c.
nan. 1872 Mi,tlin street. or james i g..
McDevitt. G1UV Woodland avenue, W",,
Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-23
Mitchell Is
\ Confident Bird

And this chap Mitchell is cont.
dent bird. If the public believes !
am entitled To matches with Leonard
or Tender I would gladly meet either. y"
said the South Philndslphian today.
"Any Of the others. however. will h"
accommodated at any old timc-.TipIit2,
Moran, lIaulon. Barrett. Dundee.
Jackson. or. for that matter. | don t
care VIII" they are.
Mitchell broke into tsticufTs under
the direction and handling of Charley
Cariloo. and jus, now rhawlcs is no
sn,iuting with II number nf out. =
towu promoters Tor his protegc's Scrv.
ices Bcfor" tn" end Of the year Ray
expects 10 max" his bow in New
, Nork ring. and it probably will BE- at
! IT.. Madison Square Garden.
because "f his anxiety to keen rs
! busy - possible in the squared circle
! Mitchell has had Il number of bouts
ou- of town. having displayed ms
m"t,l" at Atlantic city and different
spots in New Jersey and UP the state.
\ year ago Ray lacked hitting power
which he has developed in III" last siN
months as i. proved by hi record
Of .!ghf".n knockout. cut ot hls la>'
Twenty-Five matches.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-23

II ght, df."r which he VIII come ~ r.. ..
Iephta ~ his Meeting With hrna~ n.s> n
tn Inlnnl show .: the Arena rraEl>s. .',
AFTERNOON,
Harry nrrh. rot-heavywe,gh, cha'"p.or
,6 3 T. 19 M%.% ""@ hfs "t p,1nGTIy iq4i h"It g. 'n
pn.l& St.u" ~ Detroit. Mich it' 90 49,,
.r q i"u..",:nt boa. Grrb r,ceLu. -,,t 50 n
i"S Tse !.L.'I
Md Williams. omS.lime hn@t".ows.. ..ht
'J aruDi,r. VII 'r""t PM q D""t ~. Prof..
neuce ,1r.urruw light and h" ~, 60 ~ 49,
.rst a, IN" Garden. New York G}'". D,re.r,
Or u nse.n.t Midget smith, Johnny rur,la
u Terry Martin,
doe Nelson. Of This Ici c1ty now ga'e, N.
Sutl.ruaY nlght. He VIII ni""' H!g Amer
= a. IL. roinmon""a'th ~."-'. -.
johnny n.yr: Of y,F,,yo,'A ,NF2yo.'A G. and
ard h~t,' weight champ OuS !,.- I".. ligr.. ~
,fn M,itrn Atlantic states Ia, s"a,o,. ,.1
ar, ou .n~ s.lel!n~s. p"yr" has an .i.,I..!
nanl, w".i~ f!cketts an'1" Is A,l
= r." fTanh'' Of p%"'o "hI".t, t. , "E.".",.@s s M%e
d"" IS Z" bantamw,.ght lee Is -, r.ri ry
! oynT Toe i,urman, Mldgo, S'n!,n. r... W.,
man. and ral Moor"
Bobby OK~f. and Jo'tr" %. cv wrr
n "at IN the wird-up % si...a. Ia IN
t.ayos, 7 lev lev rsndisr VII sr@e @ Tl 9 on" ,.a r or
! Ihc hOuts. other nQtnh''s t'.:rz r-lsop L.ps
| 49, ia. Brown * 9. Nr!r. Cnau.y -
| Tiry Goodwin, Joe Kap,an g. N!a Gross and
j-' Soccn -. John"y I""d'"E
| \ hywrtzht fracaS b",we.n Battling Nu-
r,g and indian RUSS. WI be the :ea,Gre
| o. rh- cambria SHOW 'onorrpw night. Tks
X ., Smith. rr~nm. l.' Darlo vs. Trrry
! NJ Govern. H"4rs' H",m"' ~ Bllv Ma
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-23
Otto ReIseIt Bows to Layton

Srtiailu, NO.. Nov. .o3,-Otto Reiselt. the
Layton. % sedalis IN, the fnals of tho ma. ia,
tional three.cuah,op BALLARD Championship
the Worlds title, had difficulty disposing OF
ths Philadedphian In the afternoon block.
but In the aveninE no won BY slildP.ly
larger margin A
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-23
Secures Option on Denver Club

Chicago. Nov. 23.--Pres!dent Tearnsy. of
the Western League. announced today that
he had obtained an option on the Denver
Col, franchise for 10000. with q view
Of interesting experienced baseball men in
the purchase Of the club,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-23
HOPPE MAY NOT HOLD
BILLIARD CROWN LONG;
,HASDEVELOPED FLMCH
He Must Regain Perfect Coordination of Mental and
Physical Equip pnent lie VIII Not Reign
Supreme Long-Picking Grid Winners
BY STONEY McLINN

"A LTOtGn Willie Hoppe has regaine his bak.n billiard and
"A
period than three months
granting he has developed hnch and that
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-23
MITCHELL READY
FOR BOUTS AGAIN
Injured Eye Heals - Ray Has
Been Developing as Light
weight Product
lAIlI DnY lM MElM vNoH
WILL BOX IN NEW YORK
by Louis II. JAFCE

DtSlIlNG his swarthy figure into the
local fStic limelight is South
Philadelphia lightweight who gives
promise to step on to the same pedestal
with Lew Tender as a nationally
famous fstman. His name is John
1.ombardo. but for punching purposes
Jonathan uses the handle Of Ray
Mitchell.
Mitchell halls from that section Of
Philadelphia known as Point Breeze.
and his Point l'reezc cohorts flock
out every time Ray goes 10 the post
Recently Mitchell suffered bad crt
oyer his left eye and as result he
was forced to call off several matches.
Now he has rounded into fine fct'lc
and again is in condition to tackle
any of the -pounders--bar none.
as they say.
Being in the ring only little more
than year. Mitchell gradually has
improved his styl" and ability So that
h" can we'll afford to stack up against
any OF the ligh,weights in tn" world
with the probable exception Of the
champion. Benny Leonard. and phila.
dclphia' ace. Tender.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-23
Scraps About Scrappers

Billy Mascot. the Coast bantam weigh. Is
2, meet E,II- And"rsur. II. ChoaEp tom Clrv
II ght, di."r which ne VIII come - r. ..
IH,p ,phIa fu- E.s meeting with Benz" H4g> N
d: :.",LJIu,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-23
Glib BOWLING STANDING AT THE
GTARIEH + POST
t,Tt -
Boots and Saddle
Rockminster

Rockminster is in receipt OF 10
Wounds. conc"lng nine pounds to he
,hui.tu, AND tMir,y-twn 10 Tanserlnc
~" y ,br irwin cities Handicap. BOwie's
feature today. Ia the Old Dominion
nurse Paul jones. Irish Mss and fou
irau carry top weight. Ih" card ~
usual IS well filled with me pettcI
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