ppptyfyj W'SyrV-'i f.H -- 3? I t Jvr a'Wm ,"y T''riy "f1 tti!S?." aaBBI t-.fif JSUSP.' - -u'H'bjl,, L' t(iipffv "J uji'W-'v,,' vu uw MllMKII TTT5 pn JvsvWiF H'rW-'s -,-. -?-, ' ' ' ... ' . i IV ..J H HT i,3 t i iVi 'V EVENING PUBLIC LEBGElt PHILADELPHIA, THTJBSDAY, MARCH 20,' lOlO .a - friTtf J- L'. FRAZEE MAY SEND RUTH TO WASHINGTON CLUB SETTLING OF WAR rTXA.n ir ArAnrMvcunnlF CONTRACTS LAGS DusKeiuau veterans Return to West Phila. DR. WILKINS ARRESTED, MAY TRADE RUTH FOR W. JOHNSON ACADEMY SHOOT Big Deal Now Under Way Involving Two Famous Pitchers, Admits Fi;azec BOSTON STAR HOLDOUT A Rlffantio trmlo Is brewing In tlin American League, ono which lit In -ft H HUoly lo kIc tlio redoubtable) Wnltcr Jolinson an opportunity to display liln lirowesi U baseball's greatest classic tho world's championship aeries. Within another forty-eight hours the Idaho cannon ball Is likely to bo a inem Tier of tho world's champion Boston lied Sox. Ho Is to moo noith In u trado for that Bupermnn of tho profession, TJabo Ituth thnt It, If he moes at all according to ,i Hotircc of lnform.itlon which appears unusually close to both the Boston and Washington clubs. Hnrry II, Krazee, president of tho Iloston American League club, was asked, polntblunk In New York j ester flay afternoon If he were considering a trade lnolljig Ruth. "Vet, he l"n on the market," Frazeo admitted, "There Is nothing I possess that I would not sell or trade pro vided, or course, the proposition pre sented appealed to mo as holding out a personal adantnge. T do not mean by this that I would sell Ruth Nobody could nfford to offer me Ills value as an asset In cash Hut to trado hlm7 Yes, I'll trade Jluth if I can get what I want. Frazee Cautious "I certainly would not be foolish enough to trade him to any club that would have a chance to turn around with him and beat us out ot the cham pionship, however," Krazee concluded. "Aro you In negotiation with Clark Grlnith In refercneci to any possible disposition of Babe Ruth?" frazeo was ' asked. "Why, no o I do not care to dlfcuss tho subject," the Battler coi rected himself. "Nothing definite has deeloped jet. I nssure ou. .Something may drop, I admit, Inside tho next cou ple of dajs I am not worrying oer Ituth, I can tell jou If any worrjlng is to bo done, let him do It." It developed that Jtuth tailed at the headquarters of the tted So. In Boston on Tuesday to Inquire if l'razeo was to accompany the team to Tampa. Kruze la not so optimistic ns to Interpret this as a sign of Babe's weakening Welcome Ruth But ho would not be at all suipiUed to learn any day that the pitcher, out fielder and slugger had lit out to the land of sunshine to present his griev ances to Ed Bartow. Ituth would be welcomod, Krazee maintains, only in the event that he presented himself willing to accept the last offer ot the club. Under no circumstances would thero be a, compromise. I'razeo absolutely 1 edited to discuss fuither the alleged proMeul swap ot Ruth for Johnson. It is not believed, i however, that tho Boston magnate would bo ready to tiade even up. Ure.it as he i Is, Johnson Is no greatei a gate ntti ac tion than the dlsgt untied Uuth. I And Babe, who can play the. outfield I and slug a l.i Cobb. Is Just hitting the I high speed, while tho nilghtv AValler Is getting along in ear.s Ituth has the best of hhi career betoie him; Johnson undoubtedlyihas passed the ciest. NEWJOBF0RM0RAN ! Veteran Umpire Signs With' American A&ociution Aucle Sloran the veternn umpire res ident In this iit, signed up jesteidaj with the American Association for the coming season Auglo bats and throws lefl-handed, has nesc r missed an Ub slgmfcent in his seventeen jeais of ump ing, has seived in eight leagues, and Is tI"o only umplio that ever seived three separate, distinct and fji-iemcned terms in the National League Ibis ear he al"o had an offer froii President Dave Kult7, of the Interna tional, but President lllckey, of the A, A, was quicker with the contract, and won the decision. On Monday Augle starts soutli on his spring training trip, lie will train this ear at ritzgeiald, Ja. After some prelhnlnarj workouts he has scheduled a series of practice games between the Boston Braves and tho Detroit Tigets He will umplie about ten garnet, between these two teams on his way noith Every Member of This Year' s Championship Squad Will Be Available Next Season HOLST LEADS SWIMMING WEI H) PAUL PREP T I'llILADnUMUA 111(111 i SCHOOL'S chances nf rptnlnlnir ilio I uuicn trophy, sjmhnllc of the public high school basketball championship, next sear are exceedingly bright i:er S member of tho squad which triumphed I ocr Central High In the post-season ' game on Tilesday will return to the i school across the river nevt tall This means that the Speed Iloja will bo ablo lo start right In at tho begin ning of the season with a veteran com bination while tho other schools still aro sinning their plavers around. The rcguiara who will return nro Captain Bill Kneas. Bill Young, I'atlon, Sweet, "Ited" Davis and Welch. D"is, who Is cnptaln-elect of the football team, and Welch will onh bo available for half a jeur Tho others, however, will be on hand all season Young Is a freshmnn, Sweet n sopho more and IUtton and Kne.is junlois It also is stated on good authority that Ummctt McCann, who plaed forward on tho 1918 team, will return to school next fall. McCann pln.ved on Brown Prep this j ear. Honor "DicV' IloNt "Dick" Hoist, the sensational swim mer, has been re-elected captain of the swimming team at West Philadelphia Hoist Is a junior. He expects to enter Penn after graduation (Ircat credit foi the Speed Bojs' wonderful, showing In tho pool thlH winter Is due Captain Hoist In the Penn Intescholastlc he won the fifty and two hundred nnd twen ty yard dash from the best swimmers In the Kast This was "swimming da" at West kPhlladelphla. At the morning .itsembh exercises ciie iiuiiubuine ie.uu irupiues St. Clairsville Youth First Baseball Victim SI. Mitlritllle, Pa, March 20. Baseball claimed Its first victim of the hcason estcrday when William Lewis, aged fourteen, an eighth grade iiupl! of tin local schools, died from InJuilcM snsialned two weeks ngc when he was struck by a batted ball Tho boy died in a Wheeling hospital The accident which caused his death occurred when the bright sun shne caused one south to bring out a hat and hall immediately a game started The Lewis bo.v. pHvlng an Infield position, attempted to slop a hard-hit grounder and was struck on tho Knee b,v tho ball Tho Injury was not considered sellout, but bloud poisoning developed a few class later. He Is the son ot Benjamin S. Lewis, a farmer. WON BY CLARKE 0f m.ooo,ooo cia.,. ' War Department Closed Smashes 93 of His 100 Tar-' Out 8185,132,068 got& m Mid-Week tranSFEK EXPLOSIVES Event riiivr iMviutirc civvwr Interior Department Takes LKAISh 1-liMbIILS SECOND, ,. .. '. r Huge Stork for Peace ful Projects Hid Do rx 16' hlrii ... -H leqiiesi.ng me in go wuu mm iu xne police refused lo comply wim wiiT' fi Scoring 13 out nf his. 100 t.irgels breaking his list 25 class Jn a In aw rain, nm ,,'. ,i ,: Chirke to load a field of slcen gunners In the mld weeklv tnrget shoot or the Phil idelphhi Shooting Acndemv yesteiday afternoon at Maple (In ve Clarke shot accurntels from the start turning in two strings '",.r ''"" getting a SI and 22 He. with Johnnv lllggs wcro tho only ones to tire from acrati h i no cii,i calhil for n. CO-tnrget club 'Beach todav for arralgntncnt before Justice of the Prai Casslus Coleman. ..... ,..... ... nn..mi' I'cfori' being taken b automobile to WITH HYPO IN POCKET ! - i cr w.iki,., Mi.i ' I went to Baltimore Siiml.fv night I had icdved i imssngt from m coun- Held on I Miririile Cliarce in "', I'llIU'L HHIHIH'V t'C'lh n IKMIIt, fil) iiif. 'that certnln rvideme had been found thai polnft-il to tne I decided to go to my daughter In Washington. On the train, hnurver. 1 deitdiil I would not IeiIoi my tinlililoM Iritn hrr tirntip F:n I sloniird nv.t In llaltltnore anil t le- Wllklns, who illnippeared Sundnv, a graphi d lo VIr Weeks Hint I would few hours before a warrant wns Issued , Place msself In his hands" Doctor WHMtm refused to talk about itu. Kpnitul will 1 tin t was found be- murdered Ills wife at tbelr summer I ,,, n,,,ig nun h i.f hi" wife's properts to home. In Long Bench Inst month wns him , arrested near the Pennsv Ixanin ll.tllroml He had rhavid off his tnustiehe and Terminal In this city last night s, m ' inuttonchop whMurs since his dls.ip nfter his arrival from Biltlmcite He n - ponritue fiom Long 111 in h ku from a telephone booth. Ho JiAjifl -tclofihonod to District Attorney "U,i irltn hlmanlf tn -M n.. ........-.. u.rt . -. .u iiiiiiocii Uj'i , 0 J The police say that lrr Doctor WllUlna'-ny 1 possession they found a hypooerrrilociatt - 1A' M m IS'eu York After "N'olim tury Keturn New lork, M.irrh 20 Dr VS liter K for his airest on (hatgi of having iicedle and some Pills, which slclan lequestcd bo returned itl'n rAfitaotl In Pfiniflltf request, asserting the naturo of the nUw.tO was unknown to them. jt'il Doctor Wllklns Is quoted by the pollpe'r as repeating' I am Innocent." , y" Mrs Wllklns wan killed Tvlth Viln-W ' from a hammer as she was enter'n her? 4S'fc homo at Ixng Beach on the night ofOrf Kobruary 27 In reporting the murdrw$)l lo the police, her husband said he Vw'ttciy with her, and that both had been t-sfl tacked by burglars. , KiiiE Hcnrse Decorates American - ..r ... . . " ..'vvl I.niidon, .Marcn zu c apiain c,aafen ,.; Tuiktr, of the American expeditionary ,T I lorce, was invesico niui me wkiiiMUjr,, Doctor Wllklns wa.s taken to long cet, inl was nnesiirl ns he stepped H the Aiwciated f'rnv V nshlnKlnn, March 20 Settlenn nt of claims Involving detailed Inventories and reviews of accounts Is slowing mi can cellation ot war contracts, tho War won at the I'nlverslty of Pennsjlvanla Interschol.tstlc and the Swartlunoro Interscholastlc Were presented to the school. Coach Anthony and Captain Holtt made short speeches New Team at Mercerlurg It will be necessary for Jlminj Oir ran to develop a new track team at Mer cer'burg this spring Vlrtuallv all of last sear's point winners at the Penn Interscholastlcs have gi.iduated, lnclud-1 Ing Woodrlng. Suede, l'lllni.in Davis Hnd Angell The onlv veterans left ate Blgelow. a high Jumper, White, a half, mller Ilodgln .1 i.ivelln thrower, Card, a weight man, and Captain W.itsoti, broad Jumper and hurdler Outdoor practice started last week and several very promising men made their appearance. Among the new men to make a tine tmptcsslon are Poppert, tho former Cential High sprinter, Spark. man, Lear and Kimble, spilntets, Hal I laid, Buchanan and Bioadhend, long I distance men The veterans will take I care of the field vents The first dunl meet of the season is I with Hanlsburg Teen In April. The 1 team was supposed to run at the Kew I ark Intersc hol.istlc this Saturdas night, j but as the students ate home on their spilng vacation the entrj has been can l celled event with n dead bird added handicap I Department announced today In a stnte- ".,'. .i mm, c-i;i nuo in mo ciun lest Crane Hall and Lro tied for high gun nnd the ptlze n gold penknife eioh man total'ng in aided bv their handicap On the second shoot-off fcT the knife fiane and Hull tied In the first 2V, each getting J I. l'.vre being eliminated, ns he onh scored 20 on the next extra test I r.mn won by getting 21, whllo Halt could mils score 18 I he lno-blid lace wan shot on thn turned voluntnril.v i,. was i.. i.gnic el in the sPition how - " ,. ... ,,ln ,.Bnr at nueklnchnm 'Si Ti1 .- ,Jn - fefl I .liili c vuuaj "&m 's?i "Jt'li ws pri.inh lnRN rmno boliiR runnci-tip tnifotrcd vii.t.M-i mill inr Mlt-mui ment which thovved that of $2,?4!,O00- 000 In contracts recommended for can cellation the actual closing out li.nl renched ,i total nf $ I S.i, 1 32.0GS on Tib runts 27. It was dlsclo-ed also that explosives vnlueil at 512,000,000 had been tr.ins- PonlMinc HIKES Dlclcir WiMnlnn I'rHne Jr hnson Clarke Hull VIIMpr , I.ucns -hnnk Pratt nro Kim.- C c!nc (1 llrey Doctor fine; -viovlv siioor It Ir II 20 J I M 2t -9 21 IS 21 17 JO 21 IS l'l 1 10 J I .'1 is 24 J) 21 21 Is 21 IS 111 is fi inn surplus stoiks to the In tel lor Depirtment for kind clearing, ro.id I building and similar work, and thai . t mine than hilt of the billion and a half J".' pounds of surplus sodium nitrate valued 7,1 I at $57,000 lion would be disposed of for on I ugrlc ultuial and commercial purposes . 1 I1C I C'lll.llllClCT IS IO UO 1ICIC1 IC'l Lilt ss lircsent In tne ordnance department .2 'ri... ......1...- ............ .......1.1 ; z I 1 11," 11111 tic r.ui iimi i fti c-rrino icciiii-i 22 40 l'l .1 kj ITHIIf I Hall Ki re siioor OKI-6! ron cluii it.ii II It II 22 1 2 1 2 1 II 21 IS J JO n it .1 1 IS II MALCOLM CAREY WINS Pirates Camp Flooded; Must Seek AV'iu Grounds Pittsburgh. Pa.. Maich 20 Like the "man without a lountr.v," the Pirates aio a "team without a ttaln Ing camp " Tills developed when 'word was received from West Baden, lnd , for which place the Pirate ship was to have embarked Saturdas, that the plaslng field is under wntei, the le sult of floods In that, section, and that it will be Impossible to piepare It piopeils for tho leceptlon of the team. President Drej f uss immediately upon leceipt of this woul, sent "rlleis" to mans places In the South In hopes of landing a place in time to carrs out the schedule of depart ure Saturdas It Is Ju-t possible that Blimlngh.111. 1h , will he se lected, as that cits leienllv offeted training facilities for tin team In ase weather ondlllcins foicfd the iiciv Ing of the sijuad l.uthei miUIIi thins since the beginning of the win The Department of Agriculture is to nciiulio fiom the arm 284,000 000 liounds for uso as fertlllrer. pas Ing uisl price, while Hie remaining surplus In the I'nlted Mutes will be handled through 1 tho nitrate board and the American ill-I Date pool The suiplus 111 Chile, repn sentlng about 11 third of the total, will . be. h milled through tho British pool at not less than cost price. The agreement reached with the Atnei lian nitrate pool, It Is stated, provides! for return of the surplus to the eon-I 1 0.1PPU (ft-ritii 11 Vitj 1. 1 4 it ict xii 1 t"j1i n Ail t.t ' I Uo under I'lrit 111 Mile hveill bo sold at market pi Ice and without I it I'tllncc Killk lestrlctloii In the period prior to the . iwitiiiiraw.il or importation unrriers rev ot Heading, the nT- r,,,r ,i,., ,slri, ,iI1I1M hiin been with. I tecii-veii-old son of .1. sso caiev. the lIr.lw t,e iii.inuf.u Hirers and Importers wot Id s long dist inc e skating 1 hatnpion, I b,ic .igienl to one pound of government won tho open one-mil iau' last eve- stock fen cveiv two pounds of theli own P.il.n e Ilollei Skating Itlnk. 1 The explosives accpilrcd by the In- Ifilur Dep.irtimut will be stoic d tem poral il nt Win Depvitinent niagahit s , l..i lClnnil, V XT Qmirlii XVIa I IrnneNrc.., March Lo Willie I Billv VI. 1 iillntigh. of V lldwood, tine., , nn . . ,,.,r,v, ,. .. ,,, Tm. rk.r tin. I Jleehan, heaxvvvelglit, announced s ester- I hips from the tmih. Mi-Cullougli was ,, ,rtIiient being pu pared to store Itself Mali oliti 1 I WILLIE MEEHAN RETIRES r,,l, II.. :..!.. rx.-i. . nlng at th. -",,,,,,,, Ileal) c-if;iii LFI'l'llICS It) (Jtllt JJoviIlg 1 skated 11 beautiful race, and oiitdlstunred Sun Irnnilirii. March Lo Willie Blllv Vli c ullniigh. of Wlldwood, thieti. das th.it he is through wllh the prlze- nng .Vleehans dee Islon to cpilt boxing came when the police. It Is alleged, In sisted that he box Sam Langford at a benefit show line 011 March 2S to buy medals foi letiuning soldlets 'J he po Ike are -aid t0 have told Meehan he would never be pet milled to box hero ag tin. see unci The one mile event lor ceivli was won lis I. White, of tho I, estei men S S VICTORY MARATHON RUN St ir MARINES TO BOX GOBS Sen ice Bi RUTH STARJSPRACTICE Warm Weather Causes Twirlcr to Limber Up IIOBton, Jlnm., March JO That Bube Buth Is confident that President Frazee, of the Bed Sox, will lome to his terms, the big pitcher is repoited to have start ed to limber up his pitching arm. T.utli is willing to sign for J15.000 for a single season, but will take $10,000 If he can get a tlnee-ear contiact. The warm sunshine and the green grass, coupled with the twitteilng of the birds, maj- have inuea to do with mak ing the "Babe" listen to the 'call of the wild," and, like a good schoolbov, pack up his bats and knock at tho club, house door for admittance. FORM ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Westingliouse Emplojes to Foster Iiitcrshop Contests An athletic association, which w 111 seek tu develop iutetshop contests in base ball, tenni". 1 mining, jumping, swim ming, shooting, In fact, all kinds of athletic spotts was lecentlv organized bs" Ihe emploses of the Westlnghouse Lleclilc and Manufacturing Compans, of ( hester, I'a. 'Ihe following were elected as officers fqr the ensuing seal M S Mnn- speaker, piesldent, ,T L Hupp xlce president, W. .1. Boston, seuetaiy, K. Thomas, tie.isurer, duectors W. .1. Heswick, J. hUlllMiii, A V Schultz. Wil liam Vessel, V AlthoiT. William Selgle, J S Cornell, W. J. Hamilton and Wil liam Klnsell. BOOSTER CLUB FORMED Houl Hookt'tl for Clul) Toniulir special athletic c nteit.ilnineiu has been .inaiigpu fot tonight nt the Culled Seivlce Club, 011 South Tuentj -second stieet 'Ihe teatuie will be .1 seilt-s of boxing bout" In which some-of Cncle Sam's husky .M.iilnes will don the glovfs against the Bluejackets, 'lhf marines enteied aie Tom H ist Ings Battling Connois Kid Duffv, Hlllv Donhllsoii and Al iplegate Tim blue jackets will be repiebented bs lid C01 doii, V'ung .Ionian Harrv Jamison. Lcftv Cohan nnd Blllv Davb The wlnd-uii will "be a special six round contest between Al Thompson and (111 tlnl.inae .,!.. ..1....1 ... . ... pounds All-soldiers: sailors and, narln ibhMm , air iuituiiitMi me or 1 tiarg't GIANNINI TOCOACH IFavoiite lo (Jet Kovving Job , Columbia ev 'Vorlc, March 20 Despitn m.inv riimois to the elfect tint a man entirely new lo Inlet collegiate lowing r, tho Last would be named to coach the Co lumbia I'nlveisltv ciews. It was learned on reliable authority last night that the nnlverslti1 committee on athletics had definitely decided upon Hugene ,1 tllnnnlnl as coach for the 1019 news The new man who was mentioned was Lddle Durnan, a Canadian pio fesslonal. whose home Is In Toionto, and who is a irienci or Jim Jure. No one. St. Edward Club to Hold Stieet Race E.tster Moiulnv St Hi wards Catholic Club will hold ,i 'Victotv M ir.ithon iun' on l.istei Mciiid.iv afternoon, pill 21 al Joclocl. on (leiiii intown avenue between V and Cleaillclcl streets i This event is open to all icglstrred athletes of the v I Xpplleniloiis foi ibis meet will be uiu llccl all oig.ini .i t ions' ot ina v be pun in nDat the dult hotis.. .4li ileimniitiiwii nviime ot fiom .iiij uiembei of the athletic eoiii-inlttee about r,,"oc) 000 pounds Storage of I plosive s is giving tho War Department I some tiouhlt I In oielM lo facilitate the work of J acljusti.ig tonttac ts and agreements en- teied into pi hit to the armistice, in-J stiiiitlotis have been Issued that no dls ebaigc oi t,eslguitlou of ans ollicei or elvlllan engaged In the work of rellle-1 ,1111-111 of loutiacts will be accepted, ex cept wllh tie appmv.il of Dili c tor of' I Munitions ( inweil Attention again was1 Invited tod.iv to lie fact th.it all claims glowing out if luted mil contracts and ,k I .igieniiHiits must Ic piesenled before! iiiiio ,u MISTAKE KAI1X FOll HVKER1 i l'.iri TliinLs hecretarvV in l'ranie; It's Onlv I aw maker I Purls, "Xi.il ill 2il (Hv V P ) Hep iHsoiitalive K.ihit, of California, landed j ill llrimt ostMni.iv flntn the 1 llltplt Iliitiini, MjiiIi :o l.uum Aiiilrncl- vim htjilc s. iind'ieac heel Pails todav . i!.'t,, .. Ifi. '"'"'r01' "le H'Brej licvv 'ibis nionilng Paris newspapers ci-i nJ benii i 111 i,-t nn7i',",i,t".ri'"m'',n' m ioii.ou-.lv announced the ntilval at Brest Hn'ivVi'p'.rd' ,iff,,i,rlt;,,;,lrt,t,,r"h,ii1,l ,;' '"i1; vrs!v,,u -"'."'" ." nlon J 10 cum unci all incviinu .!....!. i In th 1 lilted states All Investigation I VX'lllHrcl wilt atrcu to u return tlht w 1th clisc losed be prohabh had been confused i bv the coi respondents with Rami. i JJO.OUO for Joliii,oii-Willaril Uniil .It . T- ... ,nu id u. iiirini ui .inn jvice. .o one. Lebanon Flailt, oi UellllelieiU, not even Rice, could offei any light on Still to Back Ball Team -h. '"""'" '""" Lebanon, l'a.. March JO. Organization has been perfected of the Booster Club, formed for the purpose ot promoting athletic sports, more paitleulaily base ball by the emploses of the Lebanon 1 And) fortes .., . .. .!. T...l.1l.nn- LI..I J...mn..- I M"ei,lll 1J1U111 OI I11C3 ICl.lllt-llClll ,lir-e- VUllll.mi,. neen iaiseu lor Suljivan Outpoints Corte New Aork. March 'JO Jininu Fjlhdii of TcrRcjv c ttv formiir amateur rhdnipmn lust nlcht wis awarJed the popular verchit in an e-lfflit roiiinl boat with the veto an at the Hpri.iK A i C in et A fund has already the 1919 eabon of the Bethlehem Steel League. The ofllceis of the club are. President, Ilalph Hutchinson; vice presi dent, John Manning; secret.nv. Lien 11 n lobst; treasurer, Miles J. lshei TRACKMEN RECEIVE LETTER T". Falkcnberg Sold to Seattle Iiidianapollic, March JO Pitcher I run I Kalkenlierir has bocm Bold to the Seuttlc rlub, of the Pa. IOq c'nant league Slanacci laclc IlendrlckM, uf the Indianapolis club announced The Stutz is a stranger to the numerous minor repairs and adjustments necessary to most cars. When Stutz owners do require service, it is rendered in a prompt and highly efficient manner. S. R. Blocksom Motor Company 667-669 North Broad Street nioTorr.ws rilOTOPLVIS Wreslle ew Villi,, for Title Tomorrow Vlari h BENNY KAUFF MARRIES Giants' n ru,iAi yi.i . i,.. Seven Central High Athletes Are "n i ia "MiranKier "iis imio timtuni , - . -a m f r i "i' I'ltpoi uiuiio cm iiiru max iiiui in Avvaraeu l, Star Outfielder Miss Hazel Gasslev Wed l.ane-mter. O.. March 20. Benny Kauft, outfleldei for the Xevv York Clants, who was recently discharged from mllltars' service, was married here yesterda' to Miss Hazel Cassles, daughter of a Pennsylvania Bailroad en gineer. Kauft announced he would Join tl.e Giants at New Orleans Friday, and that he would accompany the club to Jack sonville, Fla., to train. Howard I.olir Han Appendicitis Howard Lohr, the clever outfielder, who laa ptayed in the Delaware County League for several seasons, and was given a, trial s few sears ag-o by Cincinnati, Is suffering with' appendicitis at his home In West Philadelphia. II. s. I At a meeting of the committee on athletics last Tuesday night the fol low Ing Central High school track men were awarded the coveted "C. II. 3": I Ralnev. Kussell, L"nslln, Cullman, Ford, I Meurer and Manager Jamlesonv Five ( men were awarded second honors, the 'C. II. H. A A. A " These were Uoral, Seldman, Goodman, Detweilcr and Gor- , don. The committee did not award honors to the membei s of the basketball squad, but probably will at tjie next i meeting I "Lefty" Russell Now a Slanager HuKCTStomi, Md,, March t'O I.eftv ltus sell. for a number of jears "tar pitcher on the Hacerstowd baseball clul'. later with Ihe Haltlmore Orioles, has been uppolnted plaslnff manaaer for the Sparrows Point Athletic Association's baseball team foi the romlng season morrow nlKht at the Garden Ihe result nf which will derldo the wot Id's v-restllng cliamplonshlp PHOTO PUY5 nRTiiNrn TfWSif e&A titinmur. r CORPonATIOtO The following theatres obtain their pictures through the STANLEY Booking Corporation, which is a guaiantee of early showing of the finest productions. Ask for the theatre in your locality obtaining pictures throuuh the Stanley Booking- Corporation, Bar Harvard and Yale From English Henley I oiiiluii, Maich '.'cl .Nelthei Yale nor H.uiaid I'nlverslts' will be eli gible for this sear'h Henley regatta, as the management committee has decided not to admit ans- foreign entries other than those for idle Inter-Allied elght-oar lace. King George will present the cup for this evenl, to become tho property of the, winning crew. America Is expected to enter for this race. Alhambra IStli, Morris A Patsjunl, Ave. Jtaf Uallyat J. Uvzs U da 4 0. VV 1 1IAHT In nun. n or vii. ADA1 I r .-i.'U AND TlIO.VIP.-iO STS PLrUL.LJ MATIMJE DAILY VI VV Al I I SOX 111 ' IN" TOR iiimrv DAIS ADTAIilA LIHISTM'T netow liiril I r.VMJlA Ida VI toll 151 M. 1 VVAI.I.VI K KKIll In i , 'ALIAS- VllliU VIOHAN ' DI I itrtllDn wioad mbi:i.t and JDL-1VJII.DIIMJ hllbCSt'KIIVNNV AVE OE11A1 DIN'H FAltHAIt in SHADOW H Cubs Leave for Pasadena Chlraco. March 20. Sixteen members of the Chicago Nationals left here last night In charge of President Fred U Mitchell for Pasadena. Calif., where thej- will begin training Sunday for the pennant race. Draves Start Practice Columbus, fla.. March SO Twenty-three plaveri of the Iloston National League l-um have icioficU tor the training season, which 'he National Commission Awards Cady lo Phils Cincinnati, O,, March 20. Player forest Cudj' "was awarded to the Philadelphia National League club by the National Baseball Commission here yeaterday. TI19 commission ruled that Cady's terms had been ac tepted . by the Philadelphia club previous to tho acceptance of his terms by the San Francisco club. The commission also handed down findings restoring Pitcher ' A, J. Schauer, of the Minneapolis club, and Pitcher Al Mamaux, of the Brooklyn, club, to good standing In oVar&nUed bavebajl, S0TII AND BTa, "MAT, lErfERSON 1 Mr"yMt 31ArMABPiJfl DD1-1AI1AYAV "rend A. Snjiier Ave LJlSt-HS lYni L'. II 4u 9 I" cum K yoi'.nv; In "i'hhviino i hi;aii:ks' M. rnoTOPr.is I'liorcii'r.vvs T-HEATRES OWNKO AND MANAOED DY MEM&ERS OP THE UNITED EXHIBITORS' ASSOCIATION BELMONT DD AB0VE AnKPT ' MARY PICKFORD In "IlAllS" CEDAR 00TH CEDAIl AVENUE In VIVIAN MAnTIN' "YOU NEVEll SW BUCH A Olnl.' CULIOkUrVl BOTH AND UOTH VIVIAN" MAKTIN In YOU NBVEK 8AVV at'CK A GUlI." Ar1 r A I Gtn. t Maplewood Aes. COLUINlAL. StI5cind8!lOP. m, 11E8SIH LOVE In t "THE WimilNU JUNO MAN" rii inirl" A 40TH ct MAIIKET STS. fcAJKCrv MATINEE DAILY VVILLIAM rtUSBLLL In "WHEN A MAN IUDL8 ALONE" FRANKFORD im Ave- 1 D 'Vf OniFFITtrfl 'A ROMANCE. O HAPl'Y VALLKY" I CHESTNUT HILL TS; 1 VIAllY PICKliOni) In TUT. DAWN" OK A TOMOItltOvV I lllVlr Kt3iJ MATINEE DAILY HAKOI.D lOCIHVUOtl III Till! OltKA r UOMANCE" II 1MRD i'kont sr. ft aiiiAru) ave. JwlTluty Jumbo Tunctlon on Frunlcford "L WILLIAM FAVIinSIIAM In '"IHE HILVEH KINU" FAIRMOUNT laiU. JAHli Av. ... DAILY vivjicjrriii 1 1; i-i,auiv 111 "MRS VVKIUS Ul' THE CAIIHAOE PATCH" I finlQT -D AND LOCUST STRKLTHlITAlVIH V THEATRE 1311 Market St. LULUOl Mats 1,30, 3 30. Kviis, U.SOtoll rlVlIL.I A M U Midnight, ETHI51, CLAYTON Jn 'MAGQin PEPPEIf' BiD AND MARKirr HT3. :in, 7 and 0 SPECIAL COMEDY PEVTUnH "HIH FEATHERED NESf" NIXON 56TH ST DOROIHY DALTON ruiA.M' r i.Aii THEATRE llelow Bpruee MATINEE DAILY llEbHlK imuiiHi'Ai.iJ in. M.LOI'-A-SIIDDKN NORVIX" l.iuill.ircu itAiui.ii PARK",3IlSP--' greatwrthern wr.w "THE ONE WOMAN DIPll I 02D AND SANSOM ST.M rvlVvJl-il MATINEE DAILY HimiLEY MASON In "mlJ I "THE WINNINO QIRL" rl.AIlA K YOtINO In "CHKAU.V1 CHEAfWlS" STRAND OI:nMANTTTNvABVNlNao mKD RTONE In "JOHNNY (1ET YOUR OUN" ARDUCKLE IN "l)VR" INIDCDIAI 00TII 4 WALNUT S18. DUSTIN FARKl'M In "A, MAN IN TUB OPEN" I TTArMTP tlsr LANCASTER AVE. LLAUH.r MATINEE DAILY ETHEL CLAYTON In "MAGGIE PEPPER" '"'" IIOUDINl I'O. 11 rjAUPHIN wirbT Al I C,OlJI?VlISil.nA I inrDTV BROAD A COLUMBIA AV. tTIl ! A K(: P.lw Visltths 4,'V I BILMNT OTHUNOTU , l, 4. 'IIir4TUA.'il10"V Kt. , ''CHEATING CUEAKHS' - t 333 MARKET "vffoir MAROl I'RIIK CLARK In Mrs v mas or niK rvmiAOE patch MODEL 4. j Ot III ST Orchestra. c ontlnlloim 1 fo 12 GLOHOr. VVAI II h M c K AND PLUCh" , vi.vn or Miciiii no 2 OVERBROOK ,,JD VTAIt l AST in ONI. VVOVIAN ND IlAV ERKORD PAI A iOC 1"H MMtKUT STREET I -L,-vEj 10 M. to 11 15 p. w PVt I INK PREDKIlll K In PAID IV PULL" PLAZA UnOAD AND Pouter snti:rrrs 1.(11 1-v M Al.rOTT s 1 ITTLIJ vvovien PRINCESS 101S MARKET Hfl.LLT 8 .HI A M to J 1. IB P.M. I.OflSi: III I I' In Till. C'HUOK tr DRKA5I8 REGENT hklT bT. ne-ow ,n PRYWT WAMinURN in IWUH ItUU -I 01 a 1 Tr acnvuNTovvN ave. r.i-i. ivj at tulpkhocken st DOROTHY DAl.TO.V In HARD ROILED" DI mV MARKirr ST. HELOW 7TH tvUDI 10 A M. to 11 13 P M. VIAL VII rtRAY In 1 THE SCAHI l'.T .SHADOVV CA"N.V 1-11 MARKET 8TREKT jrtVUI S A VI TO MIDMailT MAHfirnniTr. rLARicr in "MRS VVICIOS OP THE OAHHAOK PATCH CTAMI PY MARKET ADOVU 16TH lllllVA f fnll.l-. 1 1 ALl.A NA7IV10VA In OUT OP THE TOO" VICTORIA V ricTu SS v? I-OtllH nKNNIHON In SPKKrtY MKADE" CO. rfT WasBk llBf M!f ;CfewlMmf !M:SlsKKaaaaaWl5 ' fe? iKB NOTHING but its downright good ness can account for the actual affection that Liberty owners feel for their cars. " c Their preference begins to assert itself the moment it dawns on them what a distinct difference there is in the way the Liberty rides and drive. They are. attracted at the outset by its sheer physical beauty. But as they ride, they instinctively feel there is a quality to this difference in the Liberty which stamps it as superior J v-"wttfWc; wt W Brfi"- 4 In the first few minutes of driving their j feeling that the Liberty must be an un usual car becomes positive conviction. And this appreciation invariably thrives as the miles multiply, into an ever growing pride in Liberty performance and ownership. OJ rf, L. S. BOWERS CO. 245-247 North Broad Street Open territory tor deateit in Hnttern I'enniylinnia, Southern Seio Jersey, Delaware and lUistvin Sliore of Maryland J if si X a r li 'if m ' i i 3 9 t?i l'l I In b 3 4 LIBERTY SIX 'V 1 "I? 91 5" 1 BYTHE ALIEN PROPERTY CUSTOD IAN 562 Shares of the Capital Stock of Compania de Minerales y Metales, S. A. and Voting Trust Certificates Represent ing 34,644 Shares of the Capital Stock of THE AMERICAN METAL COMPANY, LTD. NEW YORK CITY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tho undersigned, A. Mitchel Palmer, Alien Property Custodian, will offer for sale, al public sale, to the highest bidder, at the office of The American Metal Company, Ltd., 61 Broadway, Borough of Manhattan, New York City, New York, on the 7th day of April, 1019: First. At 10:00 o'clock, A. M.( 562 shares of the capital stock of 25,000 shares issued and outstanding, of the par value of one hundred (100) pesos each of the Compania "de Minerales y Metales, S. A., a Mexican corporation and also, but separately therefrom, Second. At 10:o0 o'clock, A. M., voting trust certificates issued undei;an agreement dated December 5, 1918, between the owners of stock in The American Metal Company, Ltd.. of the first part, and Joseph F. Gufl'ey, Henry Morgenthau and Berthold Hochschild. representing 114,044 shares, of the par value of $100 per share, of the capital stock of The ' :.. TVTfl rKrti-.ri,r Tlil r. 'V'r.,,. Vni.lf nniinnl!ltlnl1 ' Xl rtlllUl ICilll iui:uii vuimijcwi,) , j-iiu,, n iic;i i ui ii wi iuiuiiui t,.,. The said voting trust certificates, representing 34,644 shares, will first be offered for-Hi sale in one parcel, all bids therefor to be per share, and after all bids for the same shall have been made, the bid of the highest bidder will be reserved until completion of biddine for the separate parcels. The said voting trust certificates will then be offered for sale in blocks of 100 shares each (except the last block, .which shall be 44 shares), all bids , therefor to be per share. ' The American Metal Company, Ltd., has an authorized capitalization of $25,000,000, of A it V 4 i'St ;avj :.x a '$& ite which $7,000,000, divided into 70,000 shares of the par value of $100 each are issued and r lM-j outstanding, of which 53,604 have been deposited under said voting trust agreement. rISvji Full description of, anil information concerning, the properties to be told, the term and condition of inspection and sale, and the orders thereof, may be obtained by application to JOSEPH F. GUFFEY, Director, Bureau of Sales, 110 West 42nd Street, New York City. A. MITCHELL PALMER, -& i Y . 'i? ! :W ""F Alien PjopertyCuatmim J1 ii ' i i v IWJMHMMlTBiiii H in i' f i fl WiLfl 1 11 fa '! i;J : w:mr: xwm i -j J W'ii , ".. ., ,VJSt.-'3.'il , X.' ' JM. ."Liil iy JMmC.iM
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