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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
TRIPLE WIND.UP ARRANGED
FOR THE ARENA OPENING
Barrett and HanIon Matched on
Holiday Card

With the signing Of Bobby Barrett,
Jimmy Hanlon. Johnny Dundee, Alex
Hart, Joe Tiplitz and Shamus O'Brien
to appear in three Of the five eight.
round fistic debates, all arrangements
have been completed for the opening Of
the Arena. West Philadelphia temple
Of punch, formerly the Ice Palace A. c.,
thanksgiving afternoon.
The pairings for the triple wind mp
between li2htweights who have fought
their way into the class Of contenders
for the title announced by Directors Of
Boxing Leon l.. Rains and Ernest
Jambor are Bobby Barrett, Clifton
Heights knockout artist. vs. Jimmy
IIanlor. Of Denver; johnny Dundee,
New York veteran. Va. Alex Hart.
Ohio protegc of Johnny Kilbane, and
Joe Tiplitz, OF this city, vs.. Shamus
O'Brien, Of Yonkers, n. Y.
Johnny Brown, Of England. will meet
Martin Judge, Of this city, in the second
contest.
Benny Bass, Of this city. and Billy
Mascot will square off in the opening
contest.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
JASPER JEWELS ARE
AFTER FOUR IN ROW
Local Eastern Leaguers at
Home Tonight Instead Of
Thursday Beat
Camden to Get Back in
First Division
cIRLS' FIVES PLAY
py WILLIAM 8. DALLAS

w
nuE weekly Eastern League basket.
L mil game Of the Jasper team will
4. DiNyei tonight at the Rose Garden.
WASHINGTON avenue and Ontario street.
insteod Of Thursday Ms usual. When
the Jewelcs re.entercj the cage game
this vas one occasion where the hall iiad
hscn leased in advance hence the switch
IN the schedule. ~ ,... .e
A.. ,oom has aroused the pennant hopes
~ ~ tbe nptowners. Their opponents
oil, be the Camden Skectcrs and many
" hard game has been played before
s.,ween these rivals with Barney
Sedran and Marty Friedman In the
linz. ,lp, but then they were managed
H nil Kennedy and now the same
HKen; IL the leader Of Camden.
Manager Rogers will have his full
x.onrth minus Joe Brennan, who has
Sssn awarded to Troy. The Jewels
Ssryc won three straight and must
rsnture tonight's conflict to get back
in Tho select class. When Coatesville
sssily defeated Reading last night II
nmt The Hehncyitcs in third place all
kv themselves and the uptOwners can
set bnck to n tie for first division by
4 win. , -,.,,,,
Another prcilHllIlurS DtlWcch sh's
will he staged. The D1nghters OF
columbus oppose st. Paurs T. 2. team,
Of Kenslngton avenue ana hunting
don street. ,,
additional accommodations by Jasper
Ssns ans and 800 now seats will be in place
A. either end of the cage. They were
Sormerly used by the Philadelphia
itonufacturcrs' League.
Biz Crowd at Opening
The largest turnout to an opening OF
thc Philadelphia Manufacturers' Bas-
Sotbali League in years witnessed the
initial games ut Yonah Hall, 2027 West
Tniumbia avenue, More than eight
hundred persons were in attendance.
Thev were agreeably surprised by see
;no rho familiar cage and bleachers re-
miaced by absolutely entire new equip.
IN fans can witness the game along
tbe Columbia avenue side Of the hall.
hut n large blcacher has been erected on
tho stage. Along the sides new seats
have bcen placed. For basketball 1000
ncrsons can sec the play, while 1900
can witness the weekly boxing bouts.
One close and one lop- sided contest
furnished tho opening nights bill. The
initial encounter saw Colonial Ice
cream succumb to OvcrbroOk Carpet.
90 TO 1G. The freczers were slow in
setting started and ut half time the
totals we're II to /. The carpet boys
found the going soft ut the beginning
and soon had a lead Of 4 70 q. Then
fnlonial Gagged couple Of fouls and
4. stones two pointer brought the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
GTN.FR|ENDS HAVE
ENV|AbLE RECORD
Coach Smiths Soccer Teams
Have Won 42 Games
In Five Years
HAVEN'T LOST A CONTEST
ny PAIL PREP


Soccer for the last decade has been
the major sport at Germantown Friends
School. Unlike other institutions,
which make football their speciality. the
Friends institution has fostered the
association football game. And 1t has
made success Of IL.
Alfred Smith. n member Of the fac.
ulty, is the athletic director. Although
he has coached both the soccer and foot.
bail elcvens, Coach Smith has developed
better men in the former sport. One
advantage he has lies in the fact that
the majority Of his players compete on
both teams.
Mr.. Smith starts teaching soccer
early. If one would take ride out to
the school field, at Wissahickon avenue
and Coulter street, he would find
to fourteen out there bOoting the ball.
In the center Of the group Is Coach
Smith. instructing the youngsters in the
proper method of play.
This happens on several days OF each
week. 1t has always been the coach's
idea. lie introduced the system as soon
as he was made director Of the school.
''Teach the youngster to get out on
the field and boot the ball rs soon as
he Is able to get around. The earlier
the better, for then you can coach them
along for several years and instill into
their minds the rudiments Of the game"
When they reach the stage where they
are eligible to compete on a high school
team they are all set, the seed has been
sowed and II will bring forth results
says Coach Smith.
~ Victories in Five Years
The Germantown Friends Schools
record for the last five years-forty.
two consecutive victories, speaks we'll
for Coach Smiths system. Two tie
games were also played during this long
run Of victories.
Many stars have been turned out dur.
ing this time. The majority Of them
did not put away their soccur uniforms
for good after leaving the Germantown
institution. Glancing over the line. ups
Of colleges nearby, We find nineteen
former wearers Of the Friends School
colors playing regularly. And Of the
nineteen, eighteen have departed FROM
the ranks Of the school within the last
four seasons.
-Four p.nn members s,.r.I, Gf last Isaf, ,l.sn team
sre .s at and rsnn snaher on s
eoIIese. cole; ~ Atherton. Nicholas, Gotf and
Richmond are wearing the Red and
Blue and Ranch Is playing on the
Quaker team.
Bob Downs. who played IN 1910, ana
Patton, '21, are members Of the Penn
team, which has virtually clinched the
intercollegiate soccer crown.
Jack Simons, 20; Innes, 10, and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
ton boasting Of 10 many players
college clevens.

college clevens. 1
Camden 11igh Surprises t
Camden High surprised the JssUyv
populncc Saturday when IL held Atlane.1
City High School TO a 90 score IN ~
first game of tho series for tho South
Jersey football championship.
The resort eleven was the heavy
favorite before samo time. 1ts only
defeat Of the season was by tho marSin
of n safety to HamnontOn High, while
the Candcnites were turned back by
weaker opposition.
Camden has been an In and :..outef al
season. It seems to have finally hit H.
stride, and Coach BrOoke's boys Will
bear watching In the remaining games
for the championship.
Saturday the Trenton Normal eleven
will be played in the second game Of
the series at Forest Hill Park. Cam.
den.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
U. s. Tourists Arc peseatsd

Toxic. Nov. .l.-.The touring AMERICAN
major Lacquer. suffered its first defeat IN
Japan when the Mita club. made W. of srsi. h:
Japanese made eleven hits and three errors.
The Americans made hve hits and four
errors. japanese writer's say the Americans
allowed MitR to win.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
Cage Chatte

The speed Of tho coatesviiie team is best
tnDwn to advantage on tho big noof whor0
KID uiasco and Lou Sugarman have .
chanco to do marathon.
eam Lenn0x looked Rood IN the. keystone
Telephone lineup. and his seven hold goals
were all great shots.
Close games were witnessed by the fanA
In the Catholic Amateur League. Coahlan
ys SSn oyer Kirlin SO to IL Neal s,arrInS wI.h
chy'e nosed out st. LudwiHs. % 70 ~.
Stanley ben9 the star with three double
=. Reading had another new player in the
iine,nD IIn,sI last lag night His name was Miles Hs
score one field goal.
IN nSs1 WSsavsr,s s., and BurnaEds timely ssoos!ns
Inca nrnation IN the Northwest Church Asso.
citation. In the other gaines Union defeat ted
Bethlehem by reverse fl9urcs. 81 TO IL.
MANAGER Mosteller lost no tima in decidine
to get q couple OF new PLAYERS after Colonial
Ice Cream lost Ito opening leaEue 1ans last
night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
Annuneiatlon Wins Opener

The Annunciation b. c. opened tho basket
ball season by defeating the h 81; tranois
tho game was the passing Of the winners.
Annureiat!on has fey open dates away
Address Thomas Clark. 1929 Greenwich
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-21
Basketball Statistics
EASTERN LEAGUE

OTHER GAMES TONIGHT
,oS North ,t. IhtesgnS Church iaspesss
r, Northwest Church, Association - olivet.
prit';th p Baptist. First Dutch Hall. Fifteenth
., Philsdelphia Amateur Lsasue---St. Paul
REFORMED at Triple c: Lorraine at Advocate
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
., Eastern nLcnsuc--coatesviiie. ss: Reading.
Philadelrhia Ntanutac cturers' Ieasue--
ovcrbrOok Carpet 20, Colonial Ice Cream 10:
Keystone Telephone Is. Wilbur 3..
Northwest Church AssOciation. - First
Dutch 81. Incarnation IL: Union u. Bcth'e'
=. North phiiadeipn,a Church Leasue--
Northwest, 20: Brethren. -.
West Philadslphia Church League-Cal.
vary. 70: 81. Peters. 20. ,.,-,,-
ca.hc keaSsSSEa'nn MsacSS 81 E. udWis e sS KTl"
Dau.hters Of Columbus. 90 Steol.Heddle
st. Peters. 40; Madonna. a..
81. lsrancIs Xavier T. a. B.. 81: East
at. Francis Reserves. 40: East Fails Re.
,Fr!sdberscr-Aaron. AZ: United Veterans
s.. tYks, go: Colonial: s 4; ,,,c
MMs$sI's M$Is 81 ke!s'sss !!'e%s'"'ai 81 + a~..h. Re-
" niackstone 81; House Of a,nsburr. IL.
INy: srT.u T.; Garnet S0f!Si sSli,;Sn Hy M.nus.c
WITH u'V!iiI.;itation.. I.'Ss -: Ascension. IL. - an,
Friends Guild Senior LeaSue-c'ovsr. o''
Crescent. 81.
, 1922-06-10

help you play fair. DICK You can't
hold back little things-and expect
me TO be OF any help" Garrick was
a~nelectroseoPe for discovering stray
currents OF facts
wei. then" unw1ningiy. -on the
Sea Yamp,."
The Sea vampr WHAT'S thatT-
"A houseboat-d0wn Duck Harbor
way-nehored off one OF the best
bathing beaches to the west. between
u and the city. \ lot Of the young
folks chartered II and chose tina spot
because IL was not far from the club
and yet moi too far from tho city.
It's a bit out OF the way. but that
makes them practically own the beach
and that end OF the harbor for their
swimming races and water sports.
Some Of the sportier older folks 20
with them-oncs In n while"
We'll what OF it2''
Just this. There's more devfItry
cooked up on the upper deck or in
the SILICON OF tho Sea vamp' than
than viii eve get into Town
Topics"
Garriek turned down tho steps.
Jump into my racer. Dick. You're
going to take mo to look over this
Sea Vamp'."
Continued in our Next Issuel
, 1922-06-10
NOTICE TO
a II. PRICE,
City Clerk
Pub. June 10, 1922.

Sealed proposals will be received
by the Town Council of the Town
Of Mills adjacent to Casper) Ma
trona County, Wyoming, until 6
o'clock p. m. June Is, 1929, for a
water works sy5tem. consisting
principally of the furnishing and
installing of $500 linear feet Of
10-inch water mains, 2,40O linear
feet of S-inch water mains, 1920
linear feet of 6-inch water mains
and 4,410 linear feet Of 4-inch
water mains (all mains to be of
cast iron. class "B" bell and spieot
joints) together with the necessary
cast r specials or fittings, lead,
jute; 6 10-ipch valves, 8 S-inch
valves, 20 6-inch valves, 80 4-inch
valves; 30 fire hydrants. II valve
boxes, n steel tank of 100000
gallon capacity installed upon q
steel tower, 10 feet in height; two
multistage, centrifugal pumps, each
of 5OO gallons per minute capacity,
direct connected to three phase, GO
cycle. induction motors with START
ers, etc, s wells, connected with
suction main, l p~ump-house; all in
accordance with and as shown on
the plans, or IS called for in this
Specifications.
The improvements are to be
within the town limits. as shown
on the map accompanying the spec
ifications. Plans and specifications
can be seen at the office OF the
town clerk, and copies can be OBJ
tanned from C. C. Carlisle, Consult
ing Engineer. 312 First National
Bank Building, Cheyenne, Wyo-
ming, by depositing ten dollau
$4,000 to guarantee the return
of the plans and specifications.
The successful bidder will be
paid in cash.
The said town hereby reserves
the right to reject any or all bids
or accept any bid, in whole or in
part. that in the judgment Of the
Mayor and Town Council will be
for the best interest of the Town.
A bond satisfactory to the said
Mayor and Town Council in
amount and sureties will be Q
quired of those to whom a contract
will be awarded. Cash or a certi-
fled check on a Wyoming bank,
made payable to the order of the
Town Treasurer of Mills, Wyoming,
in an amount not less than five (5)
per cent of the amount of the bid,
based on the engineers estimated
quantities, as shown by the plans
and specifications. must be 6epos-
tied by each bidder and accompany
his bid as a guarantee that in csse
the contract ~ awarded him, he
will, within ten (10) days there
after, execute said contract
Bids must be sealed and ad-
dressed to the Town Clerk of the
Town of Mills, Wyoming, and
marked outside of the envelope en-
closing them: Proposals for
Water Works"
WILLIAM MILLS,
Town Clerk.
Publish May 81 and June 3 and
10, 1922.
, 1922-06-10

minous concrete base;\
concrete on four az and f
inch cement concrete base
asphaltie toy on asphaltic concreN
base
Section l. The estimated costs
per square yard Of the different
Kinds Of paving herein nat above
mentioned is now on file in the Of
flee Of the City Engineer Of the
City of Casper, and any person in
terestsd in said costs may deter
mine lie same by calling at the Of
ing for such information
Section S. That nc part of said
improvements shall be paid out OF
the general fund or the road fund
Of the City of Casper.
Section 6. That the said inn
proyement TO be maintained by thu
contractor for q period Of five
years, and that the charge for he
maintenance is to be included in
the assessment for such improves
mcnts-
Ssstion T.. The time and place.
when and where the said City Coun-
ell will meet to consider any and
all circumstances and objections to
said proposed improvements is herr.
by fixed on the 18th day Of June.
A ID. 1929, at s o'clock p. NJ, Al
the Council Chambers of the said
City Council at tho City Han,
South Center Street in thu City OF
Casper.
The time w.hin which said 70.
monstranees and objections must be
filed in writing with the City Re-
eorder. being the City Clerk Of the
City of Casper. is hereby fired al
any time on or before said s o'clock
P. NJ, on the 18th day Of Juna-
A d. 1922
Section g. That the said City
Recorder, being the said City Clerk.
be and hereby is directed to give
ten days notice to all porous hAbla
to improvements Of the foregoing
intentions of the City Council by
publishing the aforesaid resolution
in one issue of the Casper Daily
Tribune on the 7th day of June, A.
D.. 1922, the same being q news
paper Of general circulation pub
lished in said City Of Casper ones
each week or ~oftener.
Passed and approved this 29h
day of May, A. ID. 1922.
w. A BLACKMORE,
(SEAL) Mayor.
Attest:
Il. Fl. PRICE,
4 City Clerk
Pub. June 10. 1922.
, 1922-06-10

assessments for such improvements
Section 7. The time and place.
when and where the said City Coun-
Gil viii meet to consider any and
AL remonstrznees and objections to
said proposed improvements is
hereby fixed on the 18th day of
June. A. D. 1922, at 8 o'clock p.
m at the Council Chambers Of the
said City Council at the City Hail,
South Center Street, In the City Of
Casper.
The time within which said
circumstances and objections must
be filed in writing with the City
Recorder, being the City Clerk Of
the City Of Casper, Is hereby fixed
At any time on or before said S
o'clock p. m, on the 18th day of
June, A ID. 1922
Section 8. That the said City
Recorder. being the said City
Clerk, be and hereby Is directed 10
give ten days notice TO all persons
liable to improvements of the fore
going intentions of the City Coun-
ell by the publishing Of the afore-
said resolution in issue of the
Casper Daily Tribune on the It'll
day Of June, A. D. 1922. the same
being n newspaper of general cir
eulation published in said City of
Casper once each week or oftener.
Passed and approved this goth
day of May, A D., 1922.
W. A BLACKMORE,
(SEAL) Mayor.
Attest:
II. II. PRICE,,
City Clerk.
puh lime IN 1900
, 1922-06-10
. IRA s.rds.hl

a-smashing over the rocks. at any time
you hked and as long as you liked
IRON where I was I seen that theru
wa a fellow md a girl up In the tower
fellow that looked maybe, Ike
Clean Buckley.
The light Travelled along the shore,
up toward Cranes Neck II was beau.
tiful- Just as it touched tia cove,
made vi three figures. 1t semed as
II they started down the shore jus;
as tho light hit EN-. The light trav.
eled on. turned hack over the country
and whoever was flashing it about
as far as he could in an arc. Then
1t went out
Five minutes fater-just about the
time IT would have taken to come
down the beach from the cove and
climb h steps up the bluff. thIs,rob-
berry took place oh. It was a signal
an right"
WAS the fellow IN the tower Glenn
Buckley, o think?'
Looked Ike him. SIR
who was the giri7"
Il can't say. sir"
That viii do. john motioned Mrs.
Walden
There was something In her tone
that checked Gsrrick from insisting
on tho pursuit OF the identity Of the
mystery girl.
Mckay touched his cap and re
turned to his car quicker than he
bad left it
Garrick turned kceniy toward Mrs,
Walden. What does E1ss ay? Who
was up there7 Was she ii the tower
Mrs. Walden looked away and muir.
INJURED. Ruth refuses to say any.
thing"
Mia was getting moro by
tho second She won't say" she 70
Piled in a horse whisper.
"H'm.- considered Garrick. TT
comes down to whether II Is another
crime in h wave of crime tina has
been hitting the country places this
summer-or sit a job pulled off with
tho assistance Of someone at the
dancer
Mia Walden shook Off n restraint
as IL 1T had been a wrap. She had
ONT at last to the real point that
had led her to seek Garrick's counsel
, 1922-06-10


THREE OF THEM. TWO MEN AMI
A GIRL.
springboard over h water.
This morning." she blurted out in
desperation, "a messenger boy de
her jewels that had been taken from
her-the Walden rearlsi'
"Whew! Have any OF the Others
been returned7 Could It have been a
hoax?"
"Nol" Mia sank back I'm a wicker
chair her splendid shoulders convulsed
as she sank her head into a little
filmy handkerchief and sobbed- 81
am frantic about Ruth's silence
Is silence confession? Better to
lose the Jewels a hundred times :
than to have them returned under
such circumstancesf'
Garrick WIS thinking about Ruth
Walden. the pretty flapper sub-deb.
He a something soothing. reassur,
ing
ct don't think Ruth was much more
than a child walled Nita, straighten.
ling and dabbing at her eyes with the
handkerchief. but she has been going
to all sorts of dances"
What sort of dances?'
'The cabarets in the city-and road
houses out here on the Island"
Garrick Involuntary elevated his
eyebrows
"Oh. it's not a question of morals
ALONE" she hastened. sAfter an,
sometimes common sense and fool
ishness are fair equivalents for right
and wrong"
Garrick looked up quickly. genuinely
surprised at this bit of worldly wis.
dom.
when girls do stupid. dangerous
things. trouble follows she persisted,
eff not at once, a bit later. Pm afraid
this is a case of it. Besides Ruth
comes into tho income her fathers
estate next month when she Is
eighteen"
"who arestn this set7- asked Gar.
rick. then in a tone of gentle raillery.
who are these dancing mem"
There's young Glenn Buckley.
They call him the Demon Lover, you
know. He's just a smart college kid
with a pile of money and a smatter-
| MS VI H S1h LALho ul
cricket or radio or acting or rela-
tivity or banking-he knows them all.
Another is that Jack Curtis, over at
the hotel They call him Worcester
sidre-hes the sauce to anything
they arrange. makes it snappy. In my
humble opinion, though. he's nothing
more nor less than another cabaret
product"
"I know him -. what L call a
ditto boy piunges in with the big
splash and swims with the tide"
'Oh. why can't Ruth accept Dick
Defoe?" implored Mia.
Richard Defoe was a friend of Gar.
rick, graduate of a great engineering
school, son of a famous ~engfneerIand
already an inventor of no mean fnme.
OF late he had turned all his attention
to a radio invention in which he
aeemed to have a strange aptitude.
His work on wireless photo transmits
Ision, his perfection of a wireless die
tograph and wireless t~elautograph had
won him wide recognition. Just now
, 1922-06-10
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Frank Jones, Deceased
Notice is hereby given that let
ters of administration we're on the
first day of May, 1922, granted to
the undersigned in the above estate
and all persons having GLAZING
against the said estate are hereby
required to exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers for allowance
to the undersigned. Hazel Conwen
Administrative, within six month";
after the date Of said letters, OF
they may be precluded from any
benefit from such estate, and Il
such claims be not exhibited within
one year from the date of said let
tiers, they will be forever barred.
Dated May l, 1922.
HAZEL CONWELL,
Administrative
NJ. W. PURCELL,
Attorney.
Publish May 6. IS, 20, 81 and
June 8 and 10, 1922.
, 1922-06-10

The largest a at present used or
British railways is less than so fea
long.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

Los ANGELES HARB0R, San Fran-
cisco, Portland, Seattle, Tacoma
from srw YORK
June 7o-ORiENT ~ williams 2 = CO.
LOS ANGELES HARB0R. San Fran.
cisco, Seattle
FROM stv YORK
June fa-pRrsr ~ Navsco Lines
July 3-WABAqH 90 Savrco Lines
IRON 0osros
June iS-BRusH 10 Nawsco Lines
July WABASH ~ Sawseo Lines
June 90 BRUSH fFl Sav-ro Lines
July 6-LEIlGn - Nsrwsssco Lines
June is-A STEAMER ~ Nawseo Lines
Los ANGELES HARBOR. Wilmington.
San Francisco, Seattle, Vancouver
IRON NEW YORK
July i-oRfESTAL fF) Dollar Linz
LOS ANGELES. San Francisco. Port
land, Seattle. TAcoma-Also see New
York. San Francisco
IRON WV YosK
June is--vlRgiNiAN % u A l.
Tune ge-ARrzOSfAS fF) r. A. T.
NEW ORLEANS gRos sI~ roHs
June i7-coMUs CPF) southern Pae'ho
NEW YORK FROM sttrihoRt
weds CF). sa,s T). CLYDE Line
PoRTLAND-ses Los Angeles san
Francisco
SAN DIEGO-see New York San Fran
cisco. Mobile. New Orleans
SAN FRANcIsco-Also see Los An
gclcs. San Diego from M" fohK
Jun. so-oRiENr\fFD williams 5. 3. CO.
SAN FRANCISCO. ssa Diego. Los An
geles Harbor CWnmington)' Port
land. Seattle, Bellingham-Also see
Los Angeles Harbor
FROM sEr YORK
ryr. sf-sTrrr. vOYAGER ~ isthmian
Jun. so-eTEEL RASGER tF) itthmian
sEATTLE-ses Los Angeles. San Fran
clseo-Also see Los Angeles Harbor
TACOMA-see Los Angeles
VANCOUVER. B. c.-ses Los Angeles
Harbor
WILMINGTON-see San Francisco Los
Angeles Harbor