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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGEK PHILADELPHIA', WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2!), I'.Mi)
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tENN RELAYS STILL POPULAR WITH ATHLETES
X HORSE SHOW
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ndoor Exhibit Here on
May 1-3 Stage Devon
Classic on May 29-31
SANCTION 28 EVENTS
Horse Shoiv Schedule
for Season of 1919
llrookllll ... ... ., April 13-Za
e Virk l)nrlnnil') April 2n-Mnr I
I'lill.tdrlnliU Htiiliiur) Mir 1-S
VUlmlnaloii. Pal . Mar 13-11
Wjnnrumicl. IM Mil? 1.1 or 24
Vtii!iliiBtnn . Miiy tin-ll
1 Prion. I'n Jl.iv 2U-1I
Toledo, V I -lllllP n-t
Vlhlte rl'n. N. June IM-'.'I
I lilrnirn (ounlrj I lull) June 2B-JH
' lMip. I.. I ImIv l
Irfinit llr.nvli. N. ,1 .July M-iin
Millie Milnlmr Sprln, ll. In Aim. K-ri
( Imrlratowu, V,,j.. . Ainr. 13-H
, Newport. II. 1 . . . An. a;-5
YMImlnctnii. Drl. (Stale t'nlr) Sept. I-S
I Hwheolrr. X. V !. 1-S
Rulliiml. M. Sent. 1-J
HurrrMfr, la ... Sent, 1?J
Mrnrue. X. V Sent. K-in
Mitlincflelrf, .Minn . Sent. 1S--J0
llrjn Mmr, I'n. ""Pi. 1-S0
Vlliieoln. I I -ent. 24-27
llnlin (Itniillllle) "fpt. 2..-27
I'IiiIiib Rook. I I "ent. 2.
Ilrniktnii, Mu-a Sfld. 311-llil. .1
Now lerk INiltluuil) Nov. 10-1 1
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JOHN SAPP
Demobilized Doughboy
By CUNNINGHAM
w
pVfew York, Jan. 20. Complete, roh.ilill
Station of the horse rliovv, which hail been
lilt haril liy the Ureas and v1cIhUii1om
K'a t.te ttn I i.il ln.i I ,wl n( lint f.ernm1
jjnnntial meeting of the Association of
pAmerican llouo Shows at the Hlltmoie
fllottl je.terdn.v afternoon
Thirty-four n.oclnth-.ns li.nl drlecaleH
! at the session nnd all reported that their
orcanlzatlom, most of which had can
celed their usual fixtures last t-uinmc:
and In 1917. nlready were planning for JIuro Uezdek's speedy basleethull team
mo revival or mq snows mis year, ino from Perm stalo battles the Fenn five In
bis events ut Devon. lirn Maur. New-, ... . . .. loniht In wIiat prom.
HUN it Ry Is Konnu pluiiK" Into tlio matrlmonlnl shackle? It behooves
Unit Bjzuunlr tn h.-ivo tho Hhecklo". In oilier wonli ho economical. Cloltii
s.ivo mi' lie a hard-holled rKU. Thus thinks .lolin S;ip, the lately demobilized
iloliRhhoy. 111k hlca would ho to iMit out i-nrfarc nnd
ANKI.K TO thi: TOIL
RUllUnil-lIi2ttliXU to and from tho dally Brltid would save ten cents
every day. and thern nrp half n dozen laboring ditto within u modern
rrrr -z C , ',V,JBtt.
fn posoW
'ir t?viyiic. t0
fl DP Mt CUTS
i yiWlO sivr
WI1H A p,i;M
Eftz.oe
PENN PRIMED FOR STATE
,f i Quakers Battle Bozdck's Tram at
' Wcightmau Hall Tonight T
Iscs to be a thriller. Tho up-State col-
port and Brockton again were scheduled.
Th nrnmnm ten f li ft .!! n u il.aU'n
im nnri oimniinreii. lncliifi.. twentv.elelit 1 1'slf.ns have been running up high scores
shows including tho national In Madl- In their games plavcd to date, and the
Mm Scpiare llaiden, which will bo opened Quakers are anxious to parcel out h rie
on November 10 Tho show eiir will f.nt nnd score their fourth consecutive
be Inaugurated wltr the -siirlng Indoor win , ,,
flxluro of the Hrunklyn Hiding nnd liilv. The Fame team that beat ( olumbla on Wcek
Ing Club, which will last four nlKlit- -atuvmv mgni win t n p.-i .. ...
,7-1, .,- .I,,,,.,.,, .,,- n.i,. .im vw and Pliie. Sweeney nd Stunnard will
:V i "--, ,lir"1Kl1 -" 1"?"I" -Nr," bo tlf.. forwards; PavK renter, and Mc
crk donr Mion-wilt romp to imrlandH, xirbol and I'eik, guards
from April -' through May 1. to be " i-i,.i- in tin. v.irsttv game, the fresh-
followed on May 1, 2 nnd by tho big men will play Urown I'repaptory School
Sf
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IMr
fut HAR0-6OILED IGG-
srrsn
mmmmm
i x i ft '-' s ,;: sssxyzk
r' - .v.. ..-o. v -mkm
. -2 J pffiMTOMwife
v uir -Z-.U1. " --
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"BORN FIGHTER"
KILLED IN ACTION
DEFENDERS OF DEMOCRACY
Corporal Frank Reinhart
From Boyhood Wanted
to Be Soldier
OF GERMAN
Minor Casualties Reported by
War Department Make
List Large
Six slim cllmei or slMy coppers multiplied mpitiis n mob n'
when It Is considered there are llflv-tvvo weekseiuls In the
dough
The jrellmlnary contest will start at
7 IT, and the varsity engagement is
dated for an hour later
I.lno-up for tonight followo:
I'rnnsylvnnU . Term State
Rnceney forward Mullan
Htannard (orwnrrt .I5.,J'
riavln (enter olf
McXIchol Riiard MrStlllian
I'cck cu.ir J Kllllr..-r
Indoor show in l'hll.iw "'ihla.
Tuxedo Show in June
Tho first outdoor show In this section
will bo that at Tuxedo, on Juno C nnd 7,
This event w.ll revive all Its old glories.
The 'Westchester' County show will bo
opened at Whlto Plains on June IK,
Isllp will hold forth on Juno 13 nnd
Long Branch will open on July 23. Pip
ing Hock will have Its show on Septem
ber 27 and It will conflict with tho
final day at Mineola, but this Is not
expected to make much troub'.
Iteglnald (' Vanderbllt wa e-elected
president of tho association I also le
elccted chairman of tho 1 i of di
rectors. Itobert A. Kalrbal) of West-
Held, N. J, was tho only I
elected to t in directorate. 1
le-elected wiro l'r Thoinai .1. .Uhloii, I test at Welslitiiinn Hall
PENN PRELM!NARY GAME
Brown Frc?ii Will Attempt to
Break Record of Freshman Team
Tho fast going Drown Prep team will
have to go faster than It Ivis gone thu
far this season If it expects to triumph
,-.. ili r..nn 'l.-pehtnnn olllntet when
ineinber n,.. ,f,i ii,1m i.M.nlni' In the nrellml-
illrctois nary game to the Penn-Penn State con-
Nc
USl'Al. CAI.KND.Ml
OW cpt nil set for a I'll urlthmctic. Two naughts nro nil an' two sixes
equal twelve, l'lve nothings aro nnught nnd live sles uro thirty. Noth
ing Is nothing, naught, and two is two, one uii' nothing Is one an' three Is '.
three. That means tho bankroll bhould stretch tho rubber band nt tho end
of tho year to the extent of
THIRTY-ONE DOLLARS, TWENTY CENTS
JOHN could see. how that meant n lamp or a rus or something, and ho
could hardly wait until he poured the glad news into the car of the Fcer
Icsh Princess. Somehow sho was) not excited about It. You know, fluttering
f rails
ARE FUNNY THAT WAY
DI;AKT:ST DAMK admitted tho vvalkin' to work was O. K.. but wlicro did
he get tho Idea that she was gonna wait any jcar to bo marrledr
.MAKE IT SNAPPY
Honor Roll for the City
and Its Vicinity Today
11IKI) OK lllHKAsr,
rniVATK AitTiirit jamks i i'tciikr,
i.'ll North 21t rt
VVOrXDKI HKIKItKIV
rrlratea
XirilOLS rAXACIIOTlTOMM. 501
VVt ninnl ave.
JOIIX r. MrlirOll, KM Trnn at
WOl'MlllD, IlWinKII I'MlrTTER-
mim:i
I'rlrntea
IIKRMAN AIII.IXIX. Iln Snjdfr ne.
JOHN .1. cvnn, sun llanibrmrr t
IIAKRV Jlel'AKTI.MI. -'-'I t
.iv?r.s t. TitKiriir.i.. m oii t
1.1)1 is ri,, 7th unit SrrlnK (Unlmi t
JOIIX .1. MI'llltW. rJIK llffka t
(llltl.l I'lllFI.U. ainn llsverforil e
WIH'MII'.II, DKIKKP, l.MICTI.U
! 0 '"JtbK'W
jrgl' iiifcL orp FRANK
.iJm.'i, '
.mmm vvir
Gassed SB3fcw. f uf L
IU Stl II n. ilrrlarrd to have bieti lomted In a'
DESCENT HAPPY CKWROTH
Wounuja and
basted
,lers ('oiiipiiuy, unth Infantry, 'w ,iWfl
Ki.nn.'ii in im- .iikuiiii.i I'urrni cllft-)l'
inent September 2D. Ills liarenls llvlnlf
at 6715 Kllhert street were notified by
lh War Peparlment recently. Wocklejf
iIimm Ni'overed, according to recent let
is homo Mo enlisted In July, 191T,
nnil Hflir training ut Hanrock sailed for;
.ovirseas May last. Previous to enter
J ng th service he was a chauffeur.
I I'rltiile .fnlm .lerrlro was severely
woiimud nnd gassed when he jwoni
"over tho top" for tho sIMeenlh time.
As If ho had R
irrnt "(her the charmed life, he
. ,, .... f ought through flf-
foi Id iimcv ,,etl ril(1, and
bailies without rc-
'celving a scratch and then on October)
It, just one month tn the day before
the nrinliitli was signed, Jcrrlco fell
Willi n n Hitai 1: of gas.
Private Jerrleo belongs U, Company
A. SKty-flrst Infantry. Ho was drafted
in November. Ill", nnd sent to Camp
Meado tor training. Jerrlco Is twenty
threo ve.irs old, and Is married. Ills
wife. Mrs. Helen Jerrlco and baby, live
at 21.03 West Oxford street His par
cuts are di ml. lip lias a sister, Marle
who llvis nt tin West Oxford street
.iddiisv A liioiher, .lusepli. was re
ifiitly (liMh.iri'iil from the sirvlce.
forunl
Turwnnl
ii'lllrr
uu.iril .
KlMTcl
llrown I'rep.
. . Spiral
Vtefullmimi
. Mi'aiim
. Mr.
. Hunter
Kill Fi-clier Quim Kasehall
Wvnnewood. P.i. : John Mc ;. Ilovvinun. . ' 1" ?'"ii.
New ork: t!. Howard Davison, New i purKemm .
York; 'William tin Pont, Wllmlnuton, :""'
Del. : Fred V. Field, Urockton, Mass. ; Jprtn"er
A Jlenry lllgglnson, r-outn Lincoln,
Mass.; William T. Hunter, Devon, Pa.;
trescoii 'V, ' n- ' ,' v- v ' , UlnEliu nilon. V. V.. Jan. 2') - Aecordlng
Plerro I.oiillard, Jr., Tuvcdn, N. Y. ; i , rr),urlH r..,,i,,t i,,,,. x, urn Knur i
Alfred H. Maclay, M.lbiook, N. Y. ; former i.it.-her of tli ninsh.itntoii and
.' in It Thompson, Chicago. Itegln.Ud Ki'S.".''-.. hamuli 'Y" ?. I
Vanderbllt, New York; Norman Van I ami In the future villi lie il minimr of I
Vnnrl.la T)n,.h..u, .,, v v mi.l .1 Mn.-viH. kanus shoe ioml'iilN livelier niajri
DOC
,4drJ Dv' 01'
BRrTIB
jjf
ittfj
w "wv ?ji ion
WILMINGTON FAVORED FOR
TRAPSHOOT LEAGUE TITLE
with UlnnlMinton la tlio Internatlunal lat
oar. lie u with I'ltt-liuruli and Hrook- I
Ijn In Hie National U-.igue. '
Wlllct.i, New Yoik.
Doelor Afliton Elected
Tho directors re-elected J. Macy Wil
is secreinry-ireasurer. ur. i nomas u. Mount I'nrmet. IM
vshton, uf Philadelphia, vias lectid I i,aB, imll Bimie of tlv
I'irst Ball Camp of Year i
Jn ".) Til" flr.t
ear wis m.ikii
Dclawurcans Only Lnbcatvn
Team in Circuit Whiles Lead
in Targets Broken
CAMDEN TEAM IX RACE
vlco president to Mnveed William T. j tXii. "ff"""?- rplli: flflli of the series of slioot. In the
"twtn po UdC hat'm 10.7 IhO ' i,''" " VXMi iW WWuZ 1 Philadelphia Tanon,.,,' League
hone shows of X country lad I co'.t I H"."l-xThc. .... t:.,.- pI-N.ui... J will take place Saturday afternoon with
tilbuted SSfi.Udii to war relief charities,
of which tho.'M.idln"ii Square Clarden
iliuu' had given fA2 uou to tho American
Kol C'ros". In l'.'IS tho total was ?132,
SuO, contributed to war relief chin It, is,
of which sum tlio Madison Squ.no (S.ir
tl. DaviiK (Jolfer Defeated
Palm Ileal h. la.. Jan. 2D I'nlnnel .J i:.
Snillli. of Wllmliusloii. ia rtefeMteil l
A P lluitoi of "l iMvlds In a t-n
oii.-llole u-olf ronlel tint featured veater-da-'a
work In lh first round of matrn
show gavo ?f.O,00O to tho united !' "' th annu.l l-ke north tourney
war work fund
the clubs tngaged as follows:
rhfiter at WlliTilnston
l'enuvlianl i lUllroad it laindio
Went rluiilrr a MihiIow Sprum-l.nndiit-
at illen Wlllovi
ri H Whites iit.i'lTiruo.i
Wilmington Team Leads
in Trapshoot League
Won l.ot l'l. Ilrnl.e
VVIInilncloM .. IDS l:il
. vvhiiio, . a i ; mil
llnilleu .. .1 1 ; IK 1 1
t.if n willow. .i t : mi
renin, k. it. . : : ii mm
lii-Mrr . ! -.' fl 171.
(Ir.irllru . 1 'i 11 Htfl'l
Wil f lie.ter . I a .". 1 ',1 1
l..liiMlnle il I i no:
Mcminn N'Hni;-. .11 I I I7!IJ
Pal"!-
MIKI
t'oriwinil
KMII. SC11HAM, 101 I.lppfrt at
'ooka
ARTIU'R snirtKIMKn. 2300
thorps nt
MAIIIX1X WETKKRI.V, f.716 Tllb-rt at.
I'rlvales
ALFONSO CAI.KIIRRTO. 485 East M-
ehnlr at . oi-rmantown ....
KIIBIN . rAI.KIMII'BO. 411 l"rlcw5
ae , Camden
J01IX V. n'I.K.RY. fll.1 Whr-ler at.
worxriKi) M.ir.im.Y
l.leutennnt
('HARI.Kl It. nil.MNflllAM. 330 West
Duvnl t
t'orporala
OFORfll-; A. HllttWK, 41rt South 2th.
A1.1IKKT .ICKMN, SS07 Mltchrll at
frltalea
HARRY CII.I.S. S71 I.arenc t
NRNKY ROXBN. 1327 North front at
VMI.I.IW1 J. ni.lVII. 1140 New .Market
(IKOltOi: Kl'Dr.RIt'K. 217 Hnrlan at
tprevloualj reported nilalns)
MOV.SDKI) HI.HIIITI.Y
hfraeant
AXDRKW ATCHlNrlOV. 2421) North 2d.
Private
4011 V .HRICO. 21101 Wp.t Oiford l
HARRY ('. KtirrilOTII. Ii-'" North
llARRYt'. TREflKAR. 2.M7 Writ 13th.
AI.llKRT HOVVARll, 4l)il North lsth nt.
Ytll.I.lAM 1". 1I-KKXI.KK. 21)05 North
roxTK.in in f.ioRfiio, 143-. Fouth
inth at
JOHN J. l)l!.t.OV, 24M r.aul at
JOHN .1. DIM ON. 210 Spruee at
JOHN .M. 1111. KIN. 42 Dlo at
TONV (iXtil.lKltni. 1X40 llotrman at
KHCiAR . . HKI)lir. 4130 Paul at.
.vunk
I'rliute Arthur i hrrlmrr. 23rn Pair..
en Ills "dad's" when 11 rjerni.in K'l- thorp stre.t, gassed, w.im a member of
,,,,.,., ,, , , 1 ,.,i ' ' 'imp.niy If. lllth Intnntry Ho was
er. llolnhart, II Is foaid. Inlet detested , uttnoke.l w Itli mustanl gas September
10. aicordlnir to letteiH ...elv...! v. i,iu
I father. Krederlek Sihrelmer, si few davs
I ago He has n oovi rul, tho letter said
buslni as
Corporal Frank Ileinbcrt, of this city,
a Spanish-American War and a Vera
Cruz veteran,
SKETCHES 01' THE I1EKOES
SirReimt inlreiv All IiIikiiii, Com
pany D. lufuli Infantry, uouiideil Julv ,
., lecmcnd mid was again Injurnl In
lillttln September
America's part In tin war. at Chateau llrnlhcrs Vatipltt -, '.' irother. Prl-
Thierry, tho last otllclal telegram Mild Side by Side mn',' who w.us ii
Corporal Itelnhart was nttarhed to !n.,nl,nr. "f. ,h'
.. , ,, ,, i.imo fotnpany. was
Company C, 110th Infantry. Ho was beside blm when lie fell the last time.
known ,0 bis parents and friends as al"";';,""',""; nn nTiuT! tiiT-
oorn iignter. IP- iltuieii ami ioukik o.ne, who ines on North Sim nnd stre.t.
it,.. i.,.ti 1 1 t ..1.1. i.iu i,-i,l,nr "-""I hit lift; bv-cairi lug lnm 1.1 s.ifetv
-"""' " ""' MTK.ani AtihliiMiii ha- u en in the
1 friends hi 11 uuifnr-ii 11111I1 b hi" mother s.rvlee sin. M.iv. 1 j : . ,il.- 1 i
Ifrom a utilfonu that bis grandfa.l l'Z'lul ZWiJVlil
wore during the Fratic'-PrusMaii War -timimr
in 1970. Ills father came to this . ,,..,,- ffl1 ti'erT,,?'
try from Hirmany when a oung mini. ' oiiego ami has maii fiiinds In M.iti.i-
lirlni-hiL- illb l,lm lite nnlfnrtn that had
been his
die;
everything Oernian
TtMlle.l Ifirt Ainhltlnn
, -, , . . iiiii .... ' "" Is thlrtv ears old, and prev.nus
Corporal Itelnhart realized his bo- ,,, ,n,rnc ,)lP servio, was In the gro-
hood ambition to becomn n soldier at the
ago of sixteen, when
Fourth Pennsylvania Volunteers, organ- 1".,h''. a"n' "' file mmis Ills father.
viinipn r-cniiiii! wno nvm at me, l.liiptn
Ized at Pottivllle, where bo men llvril. , ,,tt street mlrliiss ie. .dved a letter
After that he came to Philadelphia nnd I '"in hi i son a few il.iis ago saving
.ntito,l Hi. reonnri time In .he Old Third ".11" he had in ni, red II. Is Ivventv.
,......--. ..., .. I in inuiM riil fit.il t
ltegiment N. (i. P, with whlili lie foiiglit
through tlin Sinnlsh-Atni rli an War.
I He served with this unit on the M'.l
' e-an border In 1016. Im r this ilnlt wa
I sent to Camp Han.oek for lnlcnlve
tralnin't and ftderali.ed Into the Until
I Infantry. Ho went to France Julv list
( Hetween tile time of his enlistment in
the nrmy Corporal IMtilurl was em
iplojcd by Andrew J Slnan, vilm ion
ducts' a business at 001 iigden siu-i t
Itelnhart bad n sister, Mrs. 1 If Ion
Price, a widow, who conducts n elgnr
store at Twelfth and Poplar hit rets Tin
hero vias forty vcHrs old. Ills parents
aro dead.
Ino? NntiiFM mi I Nt
With 1017 names on the honor loll im
tho nation te'd ly. tho oHlcial iniiialtj te
lort keeps up with the increase I'
started Mond.iv The cause of the in -erease
was the Issuing of two eMi.i i
ports of what the War D, pnitnn nt
terms "minor c.o-uiltks
The whole of today's li-t for this i H
Hope (!iipn ,silinlkill Arsenal Men
Tin- lomnitttec of six, representing
the SchtiMkill Arsenal employes, which
went to Washington esterday to try
to have work at the aisenal maintained
on a pre-war basis, report that they
were assured by tho Wur Department
otllclal they Interviewed that such m-i
Ploment could bn expectt-d In the near,
future. The commltteo will make a
formal report nt a special meeting of the
emplojiTi' association to bo held this
vv i eli
QT4fT'M
kihe new
, . . . ., i ' iirnunu 1,11111 ; nriini. i'i KippitirnTt
Ho Joined mo Ktr-t. "MounUed on AiiKiit 3. Iuih iortiI
tin if ohiw ri(I iiinl nrnimifi to rnter-
in thf i-riM'O Jutcl . wkI with H ptl
it nt.
I'rli.ilr NHIr fKloi,
H .irlrmar
Atne new
Arrow
FOHMrFTT
Collar
25 CENTS EACH
i CWBTt.VZ&BOaYttCafzcjfrafanr
A Bona Fide Reduction
I. ...,.!.. 1 V. I.. ..I ..,j ,. .......III...
ii mnii who line nursed , ,N 1J"1U' i " i-"- -" i t-.i-..irtin." -
.A lit I llT-Ail 111 till tl III '1ICJ I I.I I.- 111. ll . J
ambitions from hoMiood to become I unded severelv. to and died of di--
STEEL LEAGUE TO PLAY
CHASE HEARING PRIVATE
Soccer News and Notes
The Wilmington sauicr-breakeri air
the only ones In tho league' that still
ictaln a clean slate The Whites, lani
den and lilen Willow teams have suf
fered defeat otu-e. Wilmington nmv
Uhui.ev.ln.: Re. r.-ullni. citrr Is oren rr j IooUm like tho l-t bet for Its sivon.l
Hcytllcr Gives Reason for Having "''":l".,',l!nri..inn'ivXnrtrVVt" ''''", WI," "hooters ii.ivo broken the
-Jpornt 'IVi.l 'nhnn,'1 s'VuV"''"3-. niost targets. 1SII out of 20011. thre,
, Tl , J . ' " - I "'ore than Camden hi.v smashed nnd
New York, Jan. 29.--John A. Ilejiller. ilil-lren more than Wilmington has
pi csident of the National League, today ' ,ri) with regret that "nmv r.o. 1 1'"'"" nl0,p ",a" oinniR.on
ir.n t.lu r,.inK fur linhlim- the lliaSO . .im frtrtnrr ftiUhndf nf the llrepnui.. O.Ol.tu
hearing ' 'Ivate tomorrow morning. I ami rr' team. Ins lm Injured nolng lil Ut
Mr Ilevit savs that while he reiog-I over In rrsiue l'.oinvne wa one or m,
nue,"'..- w KU prea'd feeling at the WM Sl,",,!.n'5"Un.
li'u'Kp'Hcllt" mP.enrcs,;ls,1of,:;h,;.elspor. , '".'"'".'"n ' - " ''- !
that the case should bo tried behind i i
closed doors. Wltti tlie two T..ive-a lioMum- a inns , ind
J'S-Heveller savs that while the case ' a bn k down and the Miihiw l,nl; doing I
...m. ft... ,.: i .ei,..HBi... i ..in i.A it... i ni.ev,t. the Uniers leinii. of the e.pnnaa- I
nnsslbU for him to render an Immediate '.".. "o",' ' ''.'i'l- r.0.?"'.,,":t,!;.,f(",l:"f,.th'' btat try. one of the eleverct fentheriv eights
decision and that a week may elapse ' ur,ulmr" '" "'" ""," ' '"" In the histor.v of boxing, .lied vesttnuo
soldier, was killed in action in I ranee. ; ease, one
It bus Jun been learned bj friends Hung ' There are th rtv-two i dditloiu 1 names
.... , . ,., . ., .,... , of Phll.idelphlans on the h-.t tinl.iv TIili-
ai 001 ogdeti stieet A War Depart- ,. ,,' .,. .. .,..., .,,., 111i. .
Bolllll'IllMIl Circuit Will Be SaillC went message some months ago stated j tPrmlncd, and nineteen uniindiiUliglitlv
l i v thin rtelnliart was missing in action. The Washington npurt Im hides l"l
a "!lSl ,L',r I -.i i,i r. lend, were In doubt as m l,i! from Pennsyhania Onlv one eoi re. lion
Jan. 20 -The powers , , ,,, . ,, ' Is given out todav that of prlv.it
taie inn.i i"v ,,,v.-.... . u. "'-'! (;fcrKf, i-u.jeriiK 231 7 Harlan sti , rt I),
death came. He was killed earl in j was previotMv minimi nusiing .unl ,.-
NOTED EX-FIGHTER DIES
l.eliatiim.
that be with respect to nethleheni Steel
ll.isehall League luivp dei Ideil thai there
.hull be tin organiiation In the tlelil tins
suimncr.
'Inn Irs S Web liner In ihnrgp of the
Lebanon team. Iihs been informed that
tho ilnult will be made up of the wanie
i luhs which have been in the league for
I lit- Inst two jciiis vl7. Lebanon. Steel
ton. Sparrows point, llethlchem. Wil
mington and Fori- Iliver.
in Price
!!!,
. i i it i ii ' wati' ; ill nr cor4i'lotm
v iir i(ff t f j? foi UM?nf(li.iT It(iii ar .i 1 it J tn i
t tiii' i'ti ti in Iim in it, niir '.tt t ii iilt-t 'ill,itmiblH
'v i .i- .ttd IIioib) tr - Tim oipoituntt to buy
.i fd ii of --luill tMiMMrtmiw ,tt t'io pi ko at
' i- i .im- i'fftTiim thepo model "hould app.tl to
,t itnjni tip puii'i ir
Kiddle Motor Car Company
I.'jjG Uirurrl Ave.
Etldir Santrv Was Hoor anil
l.piriIntnr
,.,... j..,,. 2oi:dw.,,,i m h- MORDECAI BROWN RETIRED
plnjed on in M Saturdi
before he renders his finding.
'j, New Itecilliiril
lfirll.iirir. .Inn .".! - The Mate li.11110 Ifainrc lu I
l 'ommlaaloii Ina rrceU.d ionl that the 1'icl
liral authorltlea liaxo decided tint reidblrd' Vleriliaul leaiN. w Itli fixe s.noe- on tin
may, be shot m 1 iiua)lv.inia and ailJolniiK winning ai,e mid iiutliiiiK nn hie Insin ilde
Vlatcs in September end eictnber. . w VmK Ship U Kivinu it u i lose r.u
ivlih but one iraino bohlii,! tiaiins a iiot-
...... , lmneil inattli floill the tlrsl ru'ind nallj-
'as a result of a nervous lueakdovvn that
V rre.t r.ia for th rnu- will l. Hatch. d followed his defeat last Jcar for Slate
Willi Interest when the lei ont! half of the I ltepreellt:i Ml P.
iiipiiirii i.iamie K.-ii. uieifi ,.,. in.- nri.t , -nntr.v was or cnaiup'onni I) e ian ai
ForiniT Cub htnr I.eavoB IJiamonil
for Itiisinc-'s World
iiIiiiiiImih, ().. Jan 20 Mordccii
the height of Ins ring career Among Blown, who ;is u I .ill liilclier engaged
Ills opponents w ere Terr; Mctioietn. jn so inanj thiillmg haltles, has decided
tlenrge Dlvou and Totnm.i While, lie to ret. re. The thiec-fingi-re-d marvel last
was botti in Alitor.), lb. on December jMr assisted Joe Tlnlter, maii.isrr oC
11, S7i. Columbus In an iniviso-j c.ipacll.v
rf acuaclcr anil t.orlirju Play Again
Jvitw York, Jan 20. -After a ret of i
fWidas. .lamb .Sihaifer. .Ir . and Welker
Oothran will reiunio Ibrir l 2 Ii, ill, line Mi-llra-i
0llte.it Hi Iho Itatlunal lleerentlon
roan In llrookMl tonight. It will bo all
180lT)Ullll Ill.ltv.ll
A Mi
("leveland Relrac9 Kallcry
velanil, Jnn 2D - Tho -eaml Ani'r-
ami' null to.lav r-ieaae,i e-rfiui, r j
liuis It nn a l'ir
"Dllk" Ni.-llildlliB. wlio VMia Iniure,! last i
Tridii ttfclit In n basketball cauie that nn
irnt'il hlnl ,l. lln.- In tho eun malili wllhl
Pil.raon I i'. w 111 , prob.iblv start in Ihe
c.me halurdn. vlun Nes ork Shin tat ,('
Mo,- Island
llan 0.tki.'who handled the wlllst - in
seieril teeellt tf.llne-i ill lh' llerniantOM I
l!oW I'lub. sIioms KOnd Judcinerit at a I
llniei, anil we are Klad to sen the Mirloiiv
t WI. T
!.,'-" iT"t.'-- "'" .....'.. - r .. : .' ...in. i... i ii... j i.
f'iH. J)Jirrv hlnl I'lti llPt IDoit r liollia Id T,nn HUl ll im i""! nue m- hmh.ii--i u
High Schools Classified
for Annual Penn Relays
Mi Qullo :i lew nges sue lioinen m
jf tlio cl.iH.siflcutloi jif the high H'hools
for the annual iclay carnival oi me
University of Pennsvliaiiia, which will
be held on I'l-aiiklin Field April 2T.
ifTOnrt "ii. ilioneli In ceneral the gioupliiEs
follow the lines of last season.
M Tho cl.iHSiliciilloii In as follows
, One mil" rilav iJianininuMiln ir n'Ki
h4rbools nf Vlnerlia- NVwark I intral. riula
K'tfalnhia, nrlli..iai. Iioaion II. r- t,f i oin-
ftUJtier. iiui-lou Kiiglt.n illicit" inn ran..
IJsiU-'hhMSo ' Wimleli I'liill rH, e'litiuKu Miutli
leJ'lPlnalon. SI Lnilia mlral. e'leveulnl Cni
SriVtrai, II rtiiiiikh'im cmial, Moll of lu-
Ral-l-"....
a-yutr 'a"'" ' i"i
uVfl'i hnlcril MrKlnlp
Oiitr.it
,l'UMt.rfl
Witt t lititon. H.trr hursj
p AUnu.ii I r.imiiih.""
ltitnor Vol. rlitiHiKiphin
U'ft I'hiUdrlphii. nn ntr i
I miii VMvN'rrt.!, . i..rm inirii5n.
linCCriino Tn hnli ill of Uilrau-o.
I N'J I HMS - IipinKIMF lauuni, .uuiiir. ru-
rt 1 - I IT J r.t I aniliiap, n
J Mcli.n"n Ontrnl. T..iranttr, ,M.imi '
OiiPk. . a.to of lolfilo, JIiiKlmuvil, J5at
L)M V i
r ... r v ... . . 1 Af i'liill I iiptin utirtFl I
6wG'6' liullanu I,ro,dnr' Knffll'h, rroitJonii
rlJfl.W--.-.. !.. .1 Oln.lrrA Ibllllai .if lllll trill 1 J rlfllS
I.L4I. nJrl '111111 !. ii'i" " "- -.--..-.-i
iS?Jl'f ImllaiiH Vniumliiii NorHi. nmuru, Man. '
airadi't'K'r Hirifiinl Nm Hrltoin
Kftva I'lftf 1 IhIpih, N"iou lrtt som-
K''irMlt A i illusion rrnnKiifin, jiu tn
PBmok'liii lioiUinm
iVt'lafl ."i llHriihiiurs RraOniff, htf"ltnii.
LnJeliiuiumF. illi.uiport unnmirp. ruin-
npuiau ., I. ' iii.. V i L ti in.
eAelHI". 1 PIIUOH I lUPUIHIill .-viiin, J ! to
Li7 rtiirni t Atlanllc iilv, 'I ronton, DliK n
Ei n 1 1.. II llrfii-iL 1 1 ii ll.ut Hitnli 1 1 n
ijnn, iriiri'iua jii. i"vn " ,
L'ointii'rrlril. i urns, jiiooninrin. n.niuiirr
Ciitf Collrar. AVHnlilnfftnn Wtntern. UtrarO
fcoUfe, crmantwfr lllirh
- Clans jainairn. ,-viown u. . i .
riuthliis. TUchniopit T 1 1 11 i:vHnrlerCli!Mi
BrnnifUn i:,istpru ftlatricr. Ituhwirk. Hn -
Ent, TownkeniMUrrJ-, Harringrr. lUttln
K ClatU r .Mart" nhu w itiriirnnnn. i
far RorUdwav. rialnflfj'l, Moniclair, Ynuk-
re, Aiouni errrvn, uonciir. urui't roi
rant. ITobokcn, WMlr l.amr
nClaiH 0- Oil Htv i:rl, Lnlonton.
rriMlle, Oron City, tflinron, Warhinir-
m, l' A uairoDr, m ougatf, junior, coui-
i; Htate Colkno
IClastf 10- Catuilrn. ra8(c. Vwark
iuth fildf Nowarlt Tast Hide Viterpion,
yonne, ruow urutiMvuK, liiuaiifui, Mur
Mown, rrn"fion
uiaa niiaanort j.owr nnont orrj1-
ineiiennani. Downinirtown, i.aiiKr
rhlladelphla Southern, l'rankfurd.
dnstnn.
1 -j Media, cnntar. Wm Theater,
pin inuci, iroaiflivine, I'mnipa
ilalratown, lUckottntown, lllddla-
18 WoorMtowrn VlnIanfl, lladdon
Piuflf. uooqrjurj voiunfiwooo, AI
Result of Yesterday's
Basketball Contents
Mevt l-hil.i. IIUIi. KM Nnrthr.iat lllch,
110.
tet Plilll. 2d. 20 .Northfiut 111. IB.
oiilli I'ltUa., 7li (.rrnmiitoiiii, .It,
iiiilli I'lillii, 2d, .101 lierinantoHii 2d,
21).
lievlmit Hill Auldrm), II. ' I lljddon
llrld Mich. .'II,
Mlloiiiiwlon Irlrmls, ,,Hi llidlrj Park,
2H.
l.rriiialitimn II. ( .. ! I'slrlilll. 21.
fn lurk shin. Ifli ( bester Miln. 11,
l.rejatoik llrMrie.. :Mi t. ColumbA
llcerie-., 'M.
t. .Vlun'i. II. I .. IDl "oil Irlnlt.i. 2R.
--If(,iii MI.Hioii. 2lli ll.irrrtt. II.
l. raid Kf-eriea. 2Ji luukr III llc
iprin, 1 1.
bun' Park, llreiri I it. Cap Mav Court
liou rwiinaton. lirideeton, lluth'rforil
Mer, bantu b
i lain II Milh ill-, Iorn.i, lis, Mo,
Ileishtr. Mount Hon - Palinvra, Sa em
Suminll Wlldnood. I'hatlle. nl I'ark l'.jli
wa, i uIHm-H
'"'Ifii'a la n,itoi'. Mtoon,i, I aneater
York, sh-nan.iii vinmnun. south ll-th
leiieni Itrlhbhiiii nji,n,nre, llerwnk Co
lumbia l Ian 10 Plio. ri.wl.le, Pnltaloun Polti
vllle llaMuii lt,r,mi. Mount I man ion
i.ellailll", lMil;i, l'uiikuuuu, ll'am
I a 1 1 ll0IU.HI.M,1
Cla 17 I ape Mav I'ltv, VWalO-lil
1'aulnboro. Solin mi'i , llnuiid llronk
I'leaaai. tulle, AUnun Keir Harbor, Clou
eeitor Cit: , llaininontcin, lilaxboro
I'lans IN AbliBlon, Tredj ffrln-i:-tton
IV rlh Ainbov. Ilaieiford. fpntr Parbv, e-on
al.ohnokcn. Sprhnr Cliv. Ridley Para, teed
Count. Ilrlaiol, nivrrlioul, Port Norrla
Cln.a 10 llolmep, Dnrhv. Sarthinor.
I'roapeit I'arlt. Pine ilrove. floyeraford,
Majiuwn, lie! ,ir I.anadule, richwenkviil.
Kennett Square, lloeklrdcf .
nana 211 Maueli rhunk. Seib-rai III" Ox
ford. S'oudertowii. Quakertonn. Richland
lovni llullinrn, Wem Urine. I'ollfgevllle,
Mount Jm I'rrkH.la. I.aniberivtila.
Clan 21- Uttyburir, larln.e, niooms
burn, i hftiubrraiiii, Danvlll- llanoirr
Wainri-boio. Wnllihorn, Plttalon rre.aoii
htroudt-burir
ciasa 22 Tsroni nrllefnule i learlield
lluntinkduu. I.w,ilon, Minmi, Sliumokln,
sMinbiiry. Tiinkliaiinock, Ilrudford Kuisatuii,
Wilkiuliurp.
Claaa 2:1 Wilke.larr, Scranton, far
hoiidalei Ncweaatle, nitmiille, rrankllll,
I,oek Haven. McK'faport, Mcadvlllr, Jlonon
S.h.la, rtochrkler. Nrracui.
Cla.i 21 Narbfrth, Amblr, I'arkcaburr,
Doyle.iown. J.nklntonn. llojertown. Tilal.
yern. Iilrd.boro. du Pont, Marplt-N.wlown.
i
WMMiWWlffP
fafie Most Beautiful Car inimenoa
'"THE Paige Sedan is the Car of Good Health as well as
x the Car of Good Taste.
A moment is all that is required to lower its side panels
so that the cri5p air may give you the sest of motoring
in the open.
Raise the panels and there is a protection from the damp'
ne3s and severities of rough weather that dispels all
fear of exposure.
At all times the Paige Sedan is a car of beauty and distinc
tion and, being a Paige, it is always a sound invest'
ment from a mechanical standpoint.
PAIGE'DETROIT MOTOR CAR CO, DETROIT. MICHIGAN
Bi'selow-Willey Motor Co.
304 N. Broad St.
Pc3?3gaaffg3gae '"!gugssg
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The Super-Six Closed Car
A Masterpiece of Art
Hudson Smartness and Comfort Embody Ideals of
World's Greatest Designers
Automobile body designing has become as much an art as the creation of a beautiful
home. It is more than building on a piece of machinery places for people to sit. It must
express the inherent fineness of the car itself. It must reflect the discrimination, good taste
ar.d artistic appreciation of the owner. It musr have beauty, comfort, style. It must give
complete protection from the weather, with the mechanical flexibility, smoothness and accelera
tion of the touring car.
Artistic Idealism in Every Model
Designers of Super-Six closed bodies have put in visual form their highest ideals of art.
Owners of the Super-Six can feel the keen pride that goes with possession of any artistic
masterpiece. They are given the sense of luxury that money alone can never buy. They
possess smartness and style, elegance and refinement that can be surpassed in no car.
In Merit and Beauty Super-Six Unsurpassed
Super-Six construction fully merits its combination with the best to be found in the world
of art Its mechanical worth gives it domination in any situation. This unique engineering
supremacy in the Super-Six, combined with artistic idealism, explains why Hudson is the
world's leading maker of fine closed cars.
GOMERY-SCHWARTZ MOTOR CAR CO.
128-40 NORTH BROAD STREET
'T' tfc.J. -.. . iV .s..l-rJ. ".. K ,.1-Wli ., ., 1?
J. i..l. - - ' lysW- t j - - 1"Tl3i't ar"wyj'"
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