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Grand Forks herald., 1922-03-02
J.
MAY BE PUT
UNDER ARREST
Attorney Announces. Six
!, Dope Peddlers Not Con-
>r1ected With Murder,
Mrs. Rupp Makes Long For
NAL Statement For Po-
lice Officials.

Los Angeles, Mar. 2.-The six
mem arrested on Tuesday on In.
formation Of Mrs. John Rupp,
their housekceper, have no con-,
nection with the murder of VIII
liam Desmond Taylor, motion pic
ture director here, February 4, 1t ;,
was announced today by Detective !,
Sergeant Herman Cline, In charge
I. of the Investigation.
He said examination OF Mrs.
-Rupp and investigation convinced
tho Detectives that there was, no
Foundation to her statements that
they had threatened the life of
Taylor.
Los Angeles Mar. 2.-Onlcers in
vestigating the William d. Taylor
murder planned today to still further
grilling Of six men taken into custody
here Tuesday on information supplied
BY their housekeeper. Mrs. John
Rupp, known also as Mrs. May Lynch.
Mrs. Rupp has made a formal state
ment of 10000 words to the police,
who said they would check every de-
tail and question the six men, one at
q time.
They also had in view, they said
the possible arrest of motion picture
actor whose name was brought into
the case by Mrs. Rupp who made the
general allegation that the men were
bootleggers and drug peddlers and
that two of them had threatened
Taylor.
Mabel Again Questioned.
/ IT. was announced last night that
Mabel Normand, film 'actress, one Of
the last to see Taylor alive, had beer
questioned again yesterday by Detec.
tice Sergeant Herman Cline, head Of
the police homicide squad at the re
quest Of Thomas Lee Woolwi4e, dis
trict attorney. It was stated Mis-
Normand was unable to give the Of
ilcer any new information on thesmys'
terry. 49, ( ~
When the actr4ss learned the ON
cfals wished to question her. 1t waa
said She cAYns intn. Los Angeles from
Alta Deng. Fhere she was Recently II
With ianuensa and nervous break
down. u K! 3,I ~
Grand Forks herald., 1922-03-02
GRAIN DEALERS
0FI'l!C'|E[R||'S.'IoB u i Rs !! J. BE }
ELECTED TODAY D
Convention Will Close This
Evening With Banquet at
Hotel Graystone.

Devils Lake, N! D., Mar. 2.-The
Farmers Grain Dealers convention
which has been in session in this city
three days. will close this evening with
a banquet at the Hotel Greystone. This
afternoon, officers for the coming year
will be elected and the next .convenr
ton city will be selected.
Mosher Spoke
Curtis L. Mosher. first assistant
agent and secretary of the hank, in
an address delivered here at the Sec
ond days session of the North Da-
kota Farmers Grain Dealers associa-
tion, declared that the reason more
money did not come into this state
through the source mentioned was
because it wasn't asked for"
"If you wanted it, why didn't you
come and get it, he said, but pointed
out that the law requires loans must
be made through member banks of
that the "membership could have
been doubled or more and where the
district in q definite period said at
times to have only a credit Of $9,0o0,-
900 it could or should have had 20,-
900 it could or should have had $780,
ricultural interests"
No Demands for Credit
North Dakota's share of federal re-
serve bank loans, with 1875 member
banks was $6,1S3,OO0 at one time, the
speaker declared, and ''this state alone
take it, needs at least 100000, ,000,"
He pointed out the great need OF use
Of the institution due to the fact that
in a year deposits in banks in North
Dakota had shrunk $31 100000.
Pointing to the facilities Of the re-
serve institution. and, its willingness
and ability to aid the farmers thru
local banks, the speaker declared,
there have been no demands for
credit from any member bank In
North Dakota that has not been met"
Grand Forks herald., 1922-03-02
Mrs. FHADY D1ES

-WHIos II IN-AO1 D1ES.
Miami. Fla, March Mrs. Edgar
F'rady of Chicago. sister of John r.
Thompson, Chicago restau mag
nate, who was shot there Sunday by
her husband. who later attempted
suicide, died today.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-03-02
CAHlLL Will
PUT UP FIGHT
FOR HIS JOB
Says He Will Stick in Office;
Claims He Filed His
Oath.
(Herald Special Service. /.

blSIIldTCR, N. L., MaFCQ l.-J. 1.
Cahill, member of the state board of
clared vacant by Governor Nestos
Wednesday, today declared that he
would stick in office.
He declared that he was positive
he had filed his oath of office, in the
Office of the secretary of state last
August and that it was not recorded,
and that he had complied with the
law yesterday in filing his oath of
Office and bond. He declared he would
have proof to offer that he had COM
piled with the law. Mr.. Cahill's deci-
sion was reached following a confer
ence with an attorney.
Mr.. Cahill was regarded as still in
office today by the administration,
holding the office from his first ap-
pointmert Until his successor is ap-
pointed. He made an effort to file an
oath and Gond in the office of the
secretary OF state Wednesday after
noon, profering the oath and 50 fee,
hut the secretary Of state declined to
file It.
Cahill said that he was positive he
had filed his oath of office last Aug
ust. He was asked with whom he filed
it. He wasn't sure so Deputy Secretary
Duffy Offered to line up the Office
force and let him pick out the person.
The offer wasn't accepted. -
Cahill put his oath and 81 on the
table and went out, Secretary Of Hall
can:n W decided t9 write al letter re-
turning the money and the oath as
the governor had declared the office
vacant. 1t was found that DIR. f. c.
StuGke of Garrison, named by Frazier
as member Of the fish and game COM
mission had never qualified at all and
his place may be declared vacant
Grand Forks herald., 1922-03-02

THE WEATHER.
Minnesota-Fhir tonight aud
Friday; rising temperature.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-03-02
May Appoint Talcott.

Fargo, N. d.. March Frank
Talcott of Fargo, former state sena-
tor, former warden of the state peni-
tentiary, probably will be appointed
to membership on the state board of
administration to succeed J. l. Cahill,
whose place on the board was yes
terday declared by Governor Nestos
to be vacant because of his failure to
properly qualify for office.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-03-02

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-13
TODD ELEVEN TRIUMPHs
Beats harrison, 10, In Eastssn Soc
Ger CUP 0emI.flnal

Harrison, N. j., Feb. 13.-By de-.
featihE the Harrison Football Club here
by the close score Of 1 goal to 4 yester.
day. the champion soccer team repre- .
sentins the Todd Shipyard Corporation,
Of Brooklyn, qualified for the Eastern
finals of the annual national cup compe.
titiOn Of the United States Football As
ISOLATION.
The Brooklynites thereby earned the
right to defend the trophy they have
held for the last two years against the
Abbott Worsted A. A. f. c.! OF Forge
Village, Mass, in the final round, which
In turn will decide the winner for the
national final with the Scullin Steel
eleven. Of st. Louis.
A rather huky goal decided the issue
about ten minutes after the change Of
ends. Itatican and McKenna had
worked the ball up to within striking
distance when Ratican drove in hard.
The shot was heading for one side
Of the net when Fillback SpaldinR cot
into the way. Hitting him on the back;
the ball carcened past Goalkeeper Tin.
tic into the Harrison goal for the first
and only tally Of the game. Both Tin.
tic and Renzulli starred in goal, as did
Rutterworth and Smith in the back
division.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-13
WESTMINSTER DO&
SHOW UNDER WA|| !
1904 Canine Entries win
Benched In Thrss-pay Exhl.
bition In New York
TO CROWN NEW MONARCH

New York. Feb. 13.--The forty .sixtA
annual show Of the Westminster Ken
mel Club opened this morning at Madl@
son Square Garden. where 1904 d0Ue
will be benched in the three days o.
the great yearly gathering Of dosdom. x
The kings and queens, princesses aud
heir appa rent Of the canine world are
all groOmed and ready to undergo the
scrutiny of the judges.
a new monarch is sure to be crowne6l
az best i'm show, as last years winner,
Midkiff Seductive, cocker spaniejs'
owned by W. T.. Payne. Of Kingst0ns 4
Pa, will be at the Garden as a spec.
tator only, taking her ease In special
exhibition cage. while others strive ~.
the coveted crown of the year. #s
While there are actually fifty thru
more dogs this year at the Garden thq4
there were last year. there are III
entries in the various classes conI1re4
with 2792 entries for the previous show
a difference of sixty seven in favor OF
last years classic.
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LOCAL FIVE PLAYS
PASSA|C TONIGHT.
AII.schoIastics Of Philadelphia
Selected for Game With
Cage "Marvels" 70
MAXWELL NOT TO COMPETE
BY PAUL PREP
DASSAIC HIGH SCHOOL,

=
L marvel" of North Jersey, will
play an all scholastic team from Phila.
delphia in basketball game at Paseaic,
N. j. tonight. The All. Scholastic are
ready for the game, and, according to
the dope, will leave Philadelphia at 2
o'clock. Manager Beloff recently re:
ceived telegram from Coach z. A.
Blood, OF Passaic, completing arrange.
mcnts for the struggle. ~,-.
The rules which will govern the con
test are virtually identical with those
used In Philadelphia, the only eacep.
tion being shorter halves, the Jersey
court laws calling for periods Of only
seventeen and one.half minutes. 90. as
iar as mode Of play is concerned, the
two combinations will be on equal
n, A. for the lineup of the invading
IniIadeIphia team, unless last minute
vn;Ts'nses ,.;s' are made. the following men
VII vii 80 INTO action Wetter. Frank.
t1rd. t and Abrams. Southern, forwards ;
Germantown, and Mullin, West Cath :.
Giic, guards. The substitutes Will he
iorummond. Of Central; Kuch. al
High. VI Ce"'r.'
~ was planned to take Maxwell. the
brilliant Catholic High player. Also bnt @
the schedule of the. Purple and Cold
team ns calls for game against West
rhiIedelphia at Weightman Hall "a.
h'fnt: 10 he will not make the trim.
1t is reported that 4 special train wlii
fSaIry S,,i y,IIsy many OF the Quaker City's youth.
tSc tS,'1Mers Snthnei OF the court game from
conflict. '"' seehe OF
a.. rassaic High will have the jump m
the Ah-Scholastics. However. ~" hS c,..s ."
OF the youngsters on Manager R.in1's
team vii! show PhiladelphiS fans Sm .;".
now good Passaic High School ;s 'St ~
might have been better to take = to.re
that has been playing together a, o ss. !
s'n, son. out that was impossible. The Sovs
p,ay.ns sra ania on the AL! Scholastic quintet
and Tn %D;Ii an. me very best in Philadelphia
def..t @ rln nsnt 'hard to give Passaic a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-13
HUNTZINGER,S INJURY :.
81. BLOW TO PENN TEAM
Basketball Is Popular
~ in Illinois and IOtUa

Urbsns, H.. Feb. 13.--Bnsket.
ball has crowded football into second
place as q popular sport In the high
schools. as judged by reports sent
In BY the schools Of Iowa and Ill
nois in answer to a questionnaire
prepared by the Athletic Coaching
School Of the University Of Illinois.
In Iowa seventy three represen-
tative high schools average twenty
four basketball men. In comparison
with thirteen football players, while
fifty -four Illinois high schools
showed an average Of twenty nine
basketball players against twenty
gridiron men.
That the indoor sport ia likewise
becoming more popular in collegiate
athletic circles is indicated by the
fact that hardly any of the Big Ten
schools have sufficient nccommoda-
tiOns.
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EbDETS PREPARED
FOR.DAKERC CHARGE
Claims Wilhelm Told Robinson
to 90 After Fletcher sr-Msst-
i ing Tomorrow
"wtpow" coNRoY SIGNED

Tamperine will come In for its ,Anal
airing at the National League schedule
meeting in New York tomorrow. end
William r.. Baker, president Of the
Phillics, will play a prominent part In
exposing Il to the winds.
Baker has stated that he IL going to
charge the Brooklyn and st. Louis
clubs with tampering with Arthur
Fletcher. one time captain OF our Phtls.
and smother ball player whose identity
ID being kept under cover. It was
thought that the other ball player was
Lee Meadows. but this has been denied
b. NE local club head.
Charles Ebbets. the president Of the
Brooklyn club. has his excuse All pre-.
pared to place before John Heydler, the
boss of the League, at the meeting to.
morrow. Ebbets admits having at
tempted to secure Fletcher to play with
the Robins this year. but coInmunica-
tion was opened only on the sukges-
tion Of Irwin Wilhelm, the Phils' man.
sger. '' ".' ..:.-.....,,.... -.
President Ebbets made public today
a letter. from - Wilbur Robinson. the
DODGERS pilot, written at Bower Hall.
Ga, In which It was admitted that the
Brooklyn club tried to set Fletcher by
direct communication. 80.
"While at the December meeting Of
the league," Robinson wrote, II men :
toned to wilhelm how badly ] needed 9
shortstop. He thought a minute and
then said:
Write TO Fletcher: he doesn't want
TO play in Philadelphia. but might play
in Brooklyn -. =
II told Wilhelm ! had no right to
talk or write to a player without 'the
consent Of the clubs president. but he
told me to 70 ahead. and that he would
explain to Mr.. Baker"
Both wilhelm and Baker will be on
hand at the New York meeting and the
air should be warm with talk.
II was announced recently at the
Phils' ONCE that Widow .Conroy, oi
Camden, has been signed to. coach the
Wilhelm players. lie should be valu =
able aid to Wilhelm
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US Krax

DENNY LEONARD has gone back
- to the Bronx. He's still champ.
Pitchers hapin0 trouble foolin0 the
batters might lcave the foil on the
ball.
Our Daily Guessing C0ntest-Hov
many rings in 3.ring circus?
INSIDE BASEBALL is MAKING SACRI.
FICES IN SEASON AND Nor MAKiNG
ANY IN HOLD-OUT TIME.
The ice championship should 80 to the
guy Eettlng 6Oc. pound.
Benny Leonard viii stili listen to reason
II It's spclt IN hye figures.
As between various wrestling holds
the "fying mare seems to win in
gallOp.
It seems to be eVen harder to man.
age a golf club than to sptno one.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-13
FOR AMATEUR CUE TITLE
Worlds -eiIlIard Tourney Starts al
Manufacturers' Club Tonlaht

Opening of the international ANA.
teur 1872 balkline championship tour.
nament will be made tonight at the
Manufacturers Club. 1t is. expected
that the competition will continue for
q week or possibly ten days. Begin.
ming tomorrow matches will be played
at 2 o'clock and 8 o'clock, p. NJ, re.
spectively. -
The tourney will be opened formally
this evening at 6 o'clock with a ban.
quet to the contestants, and the first
match of the meet will be started two
hours later.
The contestants are Edgar T. Apple.
by. Of New York, present American
amateur champion. and his brother,
Francis s. Appleby. who was the run.
ner-up IN the tournament won by his
brother; Percy N. Collins. Of Chicago,
a former champion j. r. Cope Morton,
Of Philadelphia; AIRY Bos, Of Holland.
the champion of Europe. and EdOua rd
Roudil, champion of France.
Each match will be for 800 points
and George Lewis. Of national reputa
tion, will act as referee. 1t Is a round.
robin tournament. and each contestant
must meet all the others. The en-.
trant winning the most games will be
amateur champion of the world.
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Mental Training for Billiard
"A Title Makes Fine GrOucheS
Mental Training Hardess for
Champion Billiard Players


The mental processes player has
to 20 through in. conditioning bis
nervous system for a big match are
exceedingly trying on both the
player nnd,his friends. Joe Mayer,
on the eve Of the international 'ama.
teur championship here, points out
a few conditioning ideas:
First. Must eat and be alone. ::
Second. Must avoid friendly
repartee. .-tE "
Third. Must think billiards for
twenty. -four hours before fnatch. +.
Fourth. Must think himself into
perspiration.
Fifth. Must think himself into
nervous condition for start Of
match. ...
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-13
GERMANTOWN c. c. DIVIDES
Secures Even Break In RACQUET
~ Matches In Baltimore

Baltimore. Md. Feb. Baltimore
Athletic Club squash racquet players
got an even break In the match with the
Germantown Cricket Clubs squad, each
team winning three of the half dozen
matches.
Following the victorious romp which
the Philadelphians made over the BAL.
timore Country Club team on Saturday
the consensus was that they should re.
peat the dose against the Athletic Club
crew yesterday.
The Charles street contingent, how.
ever, flashed q sudden reversal OF form
that WAS truly surprising, and in yir.
tually all af the matches gave a very
good account OF themselves.
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shImidzu to Reach Frisco TODAY

San FrsnsaSso. Feb. l3.-Zenzo Shirn,dzu
last GUNNER a. u member OF Japan's Dawis
Cup team which met the United STAT.
to this ci.y with his bride. who ." Wa. as Mi.yy MWsy
setsuko Fukushims. daushter OF . promI.
nent banker Of Northern Japan. Mr.. and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-13

After the Hibernisns. minus many Of ,h.,.
woifenden-shore in the nrst half oil tb.srr tbvsr
exhibition match at Cardinston ysster%Ss,rr eS,r
anal forty minutes. The wearers AZ tt tnt
green sot away 10 . hne start. dsspit. ths ths
heavy goine. due to the muddy Srcund.e
minutes Me0uckin added two goaIs Sen A.
result e clever ccmbirstion play 1s th
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-13
Hockey Teams In Tie

Winnipeg, Man., Feb. 13.--CIeveiand and
the Manitoba All Stars played 6-to.S tie
IN a eams here that was tV have decided the
winnipeg carnival International hockey
champion ship Tho contest was called at
the end of twenty minutes overtime play.
Ing. Cleveland plays at st. Paul tonight.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-13
Wins SWIMMING Iltle

=, Htiantic City, Feb. I3.---Albert Rerman,
= ss,t the Mysenie Swimming, Club. Atlantic
Athletic Union District 100.yard -swimminx
,nsmpionship for men. open styk, in the
oSpeh.water carnival OF the Amba asa dor
fat, ' ''''' '''' was minute
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-13
kafora Bowling Leader

..h'caEo. Feb. 13.--Frank Kafora, Of Chi.
MO former Pittsburgh catcher. retaineo
~ ~ lead IN the worlds classic bowling tour
syenty.hve games rolled. He has lea.
eve points over y. Thoma, Of CHICAGO.
vho 10 In second place.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-13
ouImst to Golf In rexas

bsston. Mass. Feb. l8.--Francis Ouip,s,
former national opsn and amateur cham,
play In the Houston tournament, FebrS.rrSS 20
:,lh to ,GS: 20: AissSSSa he hS. no. touched
~ swos nwsscn,. ,S,s SSmet viii doubt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-13
Church Teams In sIa Game

Germantown Brethren and ST. Mlchaers =
North PhIlsdelphia Church League. Brsth-
nm now has a slight ADVANTAGE and q vie
Victory for st. -Miehssls Will tie up the race.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-13

Harvard needs one more victory to
clinch the intercollegiate ice hockey
championship. The Crimson has won
two Of it's big games and the clash with
Princeton at Boston on Saturday night
will be the deciding engagement.
Harvard defeated Yale last saturday
night but only after q struggle. Yale
has been almost unbeatable on its own
rink this year.
West Minister broke the deadlock for
the lead In the United States Amateur
Hockey Association by defeating Pere
week. The only defeat suffered by
West Minister this year was admins
tered by st. Nicholas at the start of
the season. when st. Nicks won. two
goals to none.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-13
Barnes and HutehIson Win E,,,Iv

Tucson, Arm. Feb, is,-Jim Burnes and
club profess!onn'. and W. J. Corbett South.
western amateur champion, and T. over
son and Barnes had a 70 each. In the after
noon Hutchison aga IN went around In "a
which Is par for the courhc. and Barnes
Ind 1h,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-13
Scraps about Scrapner.

ss s :ESys BSs.ssss,sS sss !: IA:
week Hs m.:,: :ehssaSsa sor two bout. ,h,,
Fs sa'ssos:" ':s =" *.
xSe Sns .: record fsy 81 Es,s
Ss,sd.iphss sa' Sranx' e R:a'ssss
Ttn Dyo.ey has an offer IA ma. ,,,,,,,
Dyon:v wsStern % weltsrweisht. At Cih.,pWrI!lie W!lie
may ma, b: decided local csi0eiHSKsDIsn eiSS tSa ~
4, While Green. entirely recov.r.d g..
r':' for match ws'f ssS fe,tss o% IL shsns me
cry ssiHfas u hsy Smith eets Jim Mon,rom
sais:Hs; sis gss s;S ss1i Il ns
sss Nike ARA q the 5ympima mSSmaH ,.s
sammy Frlts. a New York
mns,king nn,R hi: home in Phi lsdeiphiGss iGsntam e
Ssade. #Hihs' #s kS Ss %SIs.S ss% who az:
Jimmy Wt!is. Southwark Ayvsi~h.
bouts with Little JeR. Mickey Mprri.t' ,wants
Msynook and Bobby Burke. Johnny
johnny VisGi. light heavy,v.,.h.
paring TOR come e-back. In tvr ~ pre-
VIII DO ready Tor bouts with Al vSsekS ne
Tommy Loushrnn and Fay kaiser s'oecxsn'
chsllersss to Harry Brown. ~n9 Issues
Andy Chaney 10 under the w.,,b..
match ,NS,Ib With Oscar DssShsmp. In eSt Mon9s,s ~
Eddie Berns, 1872. and Willie Kd u,,-
ll2. haye arrived from the W.st n wink.
under the ~'ns OF Harry Hilpert ."' are
Jack Hanlon believes Joe Ritchi. !.
!. knoHk ,, the s;tio >insplrstion out o. soinS
Richie Against While Green. 70 send
Abel Rose. manager of Johnny pov,. 4,
negotiating FOR matches at the lcs pss 70
and Olympia for the ikenSInytn. ~ I1!aCe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-13
HARVARD NEARs TITLE
Crimson Needs One Victory te
Annex ee.Hoekey Crown
INTEkCOLIiDGIArE LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
sCHEDUI.E FOR WEEK

SCHEDCfE FOR WEEK
Saturday nlsht-Princeton vs. Harvard .,
Bsstsn.
u. 3. A. HocKEy AssociArIoN
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u,e Wniie Green. entirely recoyered ,,.-...
sor match .i'f q tns srS; S.ms,s Il ,s,tIHS .h.ps
bobby bobby Mccann will Be tRe per.ony pony nisht.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-13

RYAN. Wssteysn Ws.y has an oi.s. to NEE, viii.
Pronsy now is anxious for at Cihsinn.ti.
NAV b, fal hkap'sn Dronsy.KspSinsn VIII ~,
part Of ne n,an, e local club Tie T. ~. ~.
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Soccer Elsvens pIav ri. o.-.

Anet rose; mana.er Of Johnny ROYCE l..
negotiatlng Tor tches at the Ice Psj. u ,s
and Olympia for the kensinEton fyweIshtcs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-13

.-s seIssg99nt y a. i ny Smith meets jim, wo,..
q Ill., ies PssessA PsIstsA' ;omas: Th: :srss:n viii
Sh,aillsnss ef,si Gene Tunnsy. Ray aIS" nisht g
with Jeh smith In Troy. Il. y. Tesr,m,n matohsd
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SCHEDULE FOE WEEK

wednesday slsht--FeFe Marnsette -. Bos-
Fri3ay niskt-Wes. Minister ". st. Niche
las NJ Ice Palace.
ssturday nIsht-wsst Minister ". Quaker
City at lee Palace.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-13

As result he was forced 20 aeatn.
mater mx,eh toSigh, %i!9 oscar Desehamps in Month.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-13

to srsive II NJ z yos!n sSm!ns East. He IL du.
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