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BASEBALL MEN GA THER
TO FORMAGREEMENT
Judge Landis Presides at Session Which Will Com
pletely Reorganize "the National Game"
N,.,r Yerlt, Dec 11. Committers (nile Lcnguc. an.l W. H. Vnlli. i,rej.
fcprcentlntf tin- major nnil miner dent of the Seuth Atlnntle I.cnRUu.
Irtgncs. wltl. .TihIsp Unrth In flip rhalr. r ,u(t .r,)lltl A itej tiler, iirc.1 iirc.1
,envme.l l'"e today en k-IieiIiiIc tlmr- ,,,, nf , Nntnn, ,,,: ,1Rm,'. ,,, ,,',,,;,.
in draw up n new national agreement ,, ..resident of the Amerien. ,? ".
I govern ,.rnfrMlenn babbit... .,, s.-rretarj Jehn II. Tarrell. of Iip
It was nnneiMirpil flint the renfrr-ncr , National .Wrlntlun. ar(. netlnK In Z
wuiiM 1- li'M '"l "" '".erH "n,1,.'!.,M" '.PQeIty without vote Geerge
lhp mncnntOH plne,..I Knm.l before the Whnrten IVpper. of Philadelphia, ami
mtrnnrr te the chambers with It.str.i.- 1. 1 eh ,u( ,.,, .Teele, of New Ve I , i. e
tlens te prevent entrnnee of newH-mper- leKal MvNers.
"""t the enme hour repre-cntatlves of I nP n Adopted In lord
the National Awoelntlen of Miner I rl'n new nntlnunl nRrevment. which
I en cues d w,'t I"1" separate kcs- I uc oeinmitteeM propose te draw up.
r Ien at the same hotel. will replace the one adepteil in 100:1 and
Upsides the (treat titsl; of fnrintilnt ' ,nat nmcndrcl January Ifi, 1018, and
Inir and cnaellni; a new constitution wlilrn has been the (tevernment of linte-
whirli It Is hoped will atlfy nil parties . en" since it wan lira adopted
in the nsreement, a number of ether
important matters are rxpeeteil te be
i!l?pe'ed of, Incliiilini: some Important
drain Involving exehnnj-p of major Icasuc
playeri, many of which have been
imiiered recently.
Draft IlMpemlble for I; rein i
The events thnt led up te the neves
t.ty of adeptlnc a new nntlennl ni;i ce
ment had their beginning about two
rears age, when the National Associa
tion of ProfesHlenal Ilancbiill Leagues,
the organization of miner lengucn, broke
nway from the nntlennl agreement bc
rnu'e of a controversy relative te drnft
piovislens.
Then there arose from various quar
ters a demand for a reorganization of
the national commission, generally re
ferred te as the court of baseball. The
(oinmlsslen had been composed of the
presidents of the Nntlennl and Ameri
can leagues with August Herrmann,
president of the Cincinnati club of the
Nntlennl League, as chairman.
The organizations interested arc rep
resented as follews:
National League August Herrmann.
Cincinnati: Harney Drcyfuss, Pitts
burgh, md Charles II. KlibctJ.,
llroekljn.
American League James C. lJiiiin,
Cleveland; Themns Shibe, Philadelphia,
nnil Krnnk Nnvin, Detroit,
National Asportatien Michael II.
Sexten, president; Themas J. Mickey,
president of the American Assoeintieo ;
.1. I). Martin, president of the South
ern Association; J. W. Merris, presi
dent et the 'lexns league: tieerge II
Maines
the twelve ctimiiiltfi'emnii cnlrp ilia
meeting with open minds se far as the
previsions of the new agreement are
concerned, It being the iden te work
out In conferences and consultations an
agteeinent that will meet present con
ditions nnil provide for strengthening the
fninhtatien nf tlu game for the future.
It is generally expected, however, thnt
the new agreement will tnke the form of
two parts: One between the Nntlennl
and American Leagues that will apply
te questions involving solely majet
league matters, and the ether between
the major and miner lengues that will
apply te questions involving the Interests
of these tve divisions.
Piesldent Meyiller, of the National
Lcagiici hns prepared n working draft
of bis Ideas as te what should be In
cluded In the new agreement, and It Is
expected that similar suggestions will
be received en behalf of the American
League. Club owners and nlavers also
i have been invited te present Idcns. anil
i it is probable Judge Landis will insist
upon the inclusion of previsions out
I lining bis power and nuthnrlty as head
I of organized bnscball and ethers for the
i general geed of the sport, as well as his
own protection.
Dunn te Fight for Draft
Itnltlinerr. Pec tl -Jack Dunn, mana
ger of the llaltlmere Urie.e. upon his return
home today from u hunting trip In the
lleuth. eald that he would ntttnd the bHH
t Imll tnriHnir in Nc.v Yerk nxt wp.l: pr
i panel le Huht the rMiirn of the ilnift. He
nan connient. he dicturcd, thit thv li'W
Jtiittrnntlnmil liifru unuM l.irl htm u:.
t Dunn nnneurrrd that hlji club would train
I at (lolrlfthero, N (' nvxi rrlnir nnil that
president of the Midilgan-On- JJrme 'nlu ua,cn"r "BU0 " "or 1Dr """
I
1 STARS UT OF
Soccer Games Listed
m Schedule Today
m FWE LNE-UP
.r. &
I'u.
AJirailCAN THUH) KOL'NIt
llnlnr
J. Doliien i. lthtrliNii. Ilfthlrhrin,
McNichol and Meuradian en
Bench for Muhleillberg Game
Tonight Sullivan at Guard
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INTKnmi.l.lMilATK M-r.t'K
irtcnlnj)
I'nhernltv of rrnlviinln . Trlneften.
Princeton. X. J.
ai.i.iki) i.iiviiir.
i I'lrst DliMen
Hli;Mnlnc n. Hlbr'nlans. I'lftlrth Mreft
, nncl Clifdler meimi'.
1 Mirsliiill I'., -mltli . .. Piirltnn Y. M. I, .
i II nnil Tlern lrTt.
We fniilin-.s horn it. SI. I.ru. Unrulnclen,
ll'il.
vrfiiuil Illiimen
l(nnoel . rxlmnuvr Iren. Thlrtletli and
I)lililnnn ktrrrtn.
INrreyd . lriilnslen lenrl, itucr ur:if
nnil Klilxe uirnne.
II un saw . nt. LttrinnKe. piuic renu
anil t'nmli nlfffl. , ., ,
in his hand, the beft defcns'ne man en i (ireve, r'n.
the live and the best foul-goal shooter. nn Soe in. Nnllvltr. Ktnt reml nnil
will be missing from the line-up. Al n,"'"n "" . , , v.wll.,..,
Meurndlan who while net ptaylng a mf rTVUU
nenvntiunnl scoring game, has been lri ortlieln streets.
I'!u ng a geed all-round fleer game, Velerm I'. ' s. IMIetlierp, Frent and
iilalv.,1," missing ,"ft?lS!S,Nl Unnllr.. SlaschPr and
le rniiipensutc In a small measure ,flm r0ud. ,. ,
for the less of these two dependnbb-s, Cleser . I)lMen Mtrl. 1 Ifth and Heit-
Cenrh McNichol is forced te use SlllH- I n,err,l,n'1Tlll?S lil.li.len. Xerthwest
nn at one et tlu guard pests, and Illll i,lnllllf . A. SI. O.. Xlnrlerntli nnd
iiiue nt center. I he lust named wasrtr""n strrtt". ,. ,
, I ,ui ....'. .l,.mnlnm,l,ln i.mn Mm s. Olnfj-. McMalinn
Pennsylvania will enter the game with
Slu'ilenherg ten'gbt in tli worst shape ;
A Hid and lllue iivn has been in years.
With Captain Danny McNichol en the
sidelines ns a result of a broken bone
GANTON Ai UNION
PLAY HERE TODAY
. , . , ei tee iiiiicriunn iinMinii
Famous Profesoional Elevens te iidaiiv announced imin
. ! Mp was scout for the Detroit
iviect en amines ureunas ax
2:15 Thorpe te Play
ROWLAND COLUMBUS BOSS
Ex-White Sex Manager Gets New
American Association Berth
. Columbus, ),, Dec. 11. - Clarence
, Rowland, former manager of the Chi
cage White S'ex and of the Milunuk'-i'
, Amerlcnu Assoclatieu team, bus been
cliespii manager of the Columbus Club
of the American Association, It was of-
Tlgers i
this year. Itewlaud managed (lie While
Sex when they wen the world serler. i
from the New Verk (Hunts three ,ears
age.
SOUTH
JE
EY
POST-SEASON SOCCER
Picked Teams of High Schools and
Private Schools Play Today
FnflTDfll I DATTI L A pest-season soccer game between
till I nU I fill I I I I I'ld teams of the local High Kchoel
UU 1 UnLL Un I I LL League and the Private Scheel w II b"
Emersen and Rivorside Elevens
Clash en Gridiron in
Camden Today
ntaved tbU nfteinoen en t rnnklln
Field. The mutch is scheduled te start
nt I o'clock.
Tem Atcherten. of irvrinnntciwn
Prlends, will en nt e in the Private
Si'hoels' eleven. Nicholas and Hank
are two ether (icrmaute'Vrt Prlends'
players en this team.
ni neil t pnnnrn!
bLftOH H I OUlibLR
Play-Off for Intercollagiate
Championship Will Ba Played
In Palmer Stadium
Vntnn A. A.
Mi fin! . . . Hs
left tickle . Il-rkelt
. If ft Kimrd I.Tiifh
rentfr .Wruv
rlr'ilKniMl YeimitNtriini
rlnlit Inrlile . . Mttle
. rlH fiul II. Milter
u"'rter.nfk AtioiHen
Ifft linlrhurk rtlflfr
rlK'il btlfliiirk "itl
fiilllinrk Cefnll
Tnntnn
(of hrnn
D'C'imiMir
SPffk. . . ,
Miirnhy
llfnry
litte. .
Whftnll
.irlitits
Huren. .
"Miir
Tlintiw
HnlMitHiitfn: Ter TriiIeii Mrfllnnts. Smith,
Mitlennld. Te" I'nlen A. A, Krinnir. Wil Wil
eon, nur. Hit Mlllfr, Wrlden, fihslf., Mr.
t'nrthr, Itfff-rr Itnhert W. Mntwell.
Snnrlhiiinrp. Vinnlre ('. 4, MeOnrtj, Cler Cler
mmlen Ar.iilfinr, llred P-ftuin llfrt
IVII. Inn. Klfld Jeilce VtVUti Ih-nnls,
I'fiin. Time of iktIiwIi lit minute.
When Jill) Thorpe trots out en the
Phillies famous greensward this nfter nfter nfter
noen with his brilliant Canten bull
dog football eleven te battle with Heinle
Miller's I nleu A. A. All American
team he Vtlll be cheered te the echo by
one who will he lest te the crowd, but
who nevertheless will be cheering with
ill bis might nnd main for his fellow
tribesman.
There was n touching sreua in the
St. .lames llel.d tast night when the
big all-round star, and one of the great
est athletes ever te represent America
met a man from his own wlgwnin,
frank Kenkuh. of Camden. N. .1. Ken
knb, dressed In bis best ptirb, bird b in
self te the hotel nnd Introduced him-
UNIOR X-COUNTRY
RUN AT BOYS
UB
lneren A. A. ftherlde 1
Iriinmn lef; end Milker '
U-bep Iff) Inrlile Klfswndlf I
''iimule Irff nmrd IS. Oierfflt
Virle renler l.lrhtenp
Hli) . rlrlit giuiril llnrtiir I
tllirlixk flithl lilekle W. Orrrfell '
(i. 'JlTxIn,. rltlil enil Vnnrnburs
Nnfl,hlen iiii.irlrrhsek . Mark
r-nelils I fl hilllrtik . tlrnss
Kelli rlthl Inilflmrk Amter'en
levnnir Inlllmik fuller
Heft ree lleli p.
PENN CHARTER
STARS ENTERTAIN
ln
IttnKhnm
Trnrell
Poetball fnus from all pidnli of Seuth
Championship A. A. U. Event On "rsej win gather m iinnien u niter
r r neon te see the Riverside machine gtap
Today Over Five-Mile Ger Ger
mantewn Course
'Beb" and "Beanie
Hosts at Dinner te Champs
Tonight
llimlfu
TS.cmpmi
Minns frert.i
ltti(lreii
well
Miniii.
Il.'twn,!
Plfty-Rix entries nre In the junior
cress-country chnmp!euhiti of the
Middle Atlantic Association of the
Amateur Athletic I'nlen of America, te
be held this nfteinoen ut (Scrinnntewn.
r'enr teani't will lie entered, the
Mcadowbreok Club. Shauahnn C. 0..
Northwest Hey-,' Club and (Jernuin (Jernuin
tewn Heys' Club.
A number of slurs will be seen in ac
tion, the most notable of whom nre
Karl Hunter, former Penn State Col
lege star; Mill, of Meadow brook : Jehn
White, of Xeitbwcst Hens' Club, nud
Hallcy, of (.ermnntewn High.
'Hie Detwleller
tile with the Lmer-en A. A. aggregation.
The nilitesl is e be p uvtl en the
l.bsirlcp i'nrk griiliien. Fourth and Jas
per streets, and It is expected that mere
than live thousand enthusiasts will stir-
rnilnil thn ulnvlnv flnlil.
' .n . . .. I h hnlil ti.ifi.lir n In. n.iit.n ..'III It., flu.
:bai:.a!e T7, '..rax : h-M ,h.:r !.--v! .i:-,;:""
I.I.....I.... .!. ..I, .. Mlluj,n "Tl"'" Him l flilllllll -l-' I. .'.l
Penn Churter's football
be held tonight. The scene
If te .1 m. Little time was lern in
providing the fenner with n ticket nnd
n, is nftern'ien ne win iicvk xii: ui-nui.- .-- .. ... ,. .;..".. ...,i
i' llllne en the bench wit!) the I 'c I'eiwiei.er i.rtui crs wne create., lrv
...a ... -'---- r. , ,..!. t.. i n ..nsHf litti Wlipti nl I ..(irrnl lllirn
nis inventc m- v. , , : . : ; 7,
Scheel nnd also in amateur ranks, will
be entered from the. Northwest Heys'
Club.
Itlltler and I lend, of Mcadowbreok,
are also entered.
The race will be held rntlcr the nus
pices of the (lennantewn ltejs' Club
nnd will be held ever the Cermautewn
emu ne of live miles, starting ut th"
(ermnntewn Heys Club, west en Icun
fm
strongest
river has ever known. The team has
. gene Ihieiigh a successful season, losing
only one game and liuvlug but eight
points scored against it, An Intercepted
'forward pass in the last minute of piny
I enabled Pedrirktewn te linnil tlie Cam
I tleli chnuiplens their eli'y deteut.
KwiiiS A. A., West Walnut, Wheel-
leg. Pitman. Monmouth nnd Victrlx nil
fell hi feri- tin- Camden lads. "Vic" was
the mil) one e.' the sextet te score en
i i'merseii, ivgistetln.T n wtfety In the
, closing period.
I Illxerslde has met practically every
I auk. ,tf ti.tfn In tlitu kin, (In., nf till ennti.
nud will undeiibtcilly go into the
I'rlnfflen
n,ll,tr f VI est
InsIriV left. TlinnnH
fnl feewirJ s.ilne.i
lr'l" rl"h Miiii'lli-litite
enulile hl . M"r
Irft hnlflxck Went
renli-e liehrk Vi ll.llnr
rlrl.t Killfhaek Th'"-l
left fll'Ibi.-U . Weed
rlthl f nlll. k en:t l"ir
rAnt riM.lHr
I liefer r eeri(p. IWrtani. I lnmen
i Helntt nnil Vi.iinc. Illnenf lialtr. I" mU
..' utr.
1 Z PrlncHcn. Ie- 11. -Pei.il nnd
I Princeton rlnsh here this aft". neon in
Palmer Stadium In ii i-'.ny oft for the
intercollegiate hatnplen-hip. which is
held nt the preeiil tiire I the lied
parH will i tul nine. Tbe.e teimin met thru- weeks
will be the'nire at Franklin Field, but after nl:i
ninety niiuutes nud two extra live-
tin- g.i.iie etidid in n
1iftVi t.'A C.
fpf.m1 h.. 1...J1 r m w. ".Tjr"!;
Ileit tr. frvtc. rtn 'MoreUv Amrk3 '
l 2 o'clock nt h's 1st rMnc). Vt ' ,
en vlewnl Hunilnv eviinj;
open rv- id, tnj itAMr c triian
"r J lewl (Iik.i1 Kimtrnl rv'cii hf,
Ui.-ncK aisj ti,yn Mawr art. ti). Men..
I .th mil : p in. Int. p(lt.
OIIKKt.KV -rp 'i nm r,. b.101
I raiitini I iifves mid n lenda Invited fi.
uii'tiiI Men n ie n .n reuMmee of pr
nm m'i, ,;dtAtied i .snivinn r4rilm
ii. hi ( ur r,u r t.eurd, " Churih le
m int n,i i ,, (,n.
- ,"AT:""r '" ,u-'' jeiin it.vnT. ia
;';, i1' ", "1 1 "".' f'p-id "'Se members of
" ' c , A Aiiee . Inylted le fiinersl
V..7IV, . 1 ." "'? P'ler nf Walter
'lurk- Ar Sen. Mass lirnml si II lull mt
it J ilm t Cl.urcii 10 u m l,a IIel.
' r. ( i in
.""e'1. "'". I". .In' 'AHRV uncoil.
nn f late Im ,il II llenr. grandjen nt
I i " Jeiutlian Wolfenilen nlntlv arM
i'1'iil.an lin.'ed te ntun.l funeral ervtc.
Men 2 i m . rrjtn hli. Iwie riMene. tin
I'nlr.i!iv um Luiudevine I' i Int. Drlvata.
S.'Vl'll'Kl&XMl - On J.f. . LKOt
Het lte en itiinnw rneel.
at hie lute reslden?, B'Jtl
Krimd
'.ng
minute periods,
scoreless draw.
In this senen' form Princeton bs
jthe edge en the Ked and Blue from n
scoring standpoint, while their defease
has also proved stronger than Penh's
Canten bulldogs te see
dinii In action. , , , I
This afternoon ii game should go
down In local Independent football his
tory us one of the bet at least from
the standpoint of the stnrs who arc1
playing en the two tennis, that was i
ever played here, and was only ar- I
ranged through th" enterprise of Lee
Ceiiwn). Thorpe has a collection of I
stnrs that would make any college i
coach beam with the hnppinesH of a ;
..t..n a.'iiii linfnre the seilSMTl htnrtcd.
lleitiii' Miller said this morning : I t.ypsy lam
"Till Is L-ninc te be the hardest feet- I iss-iiiieken
ball game of mv career. Jim Theme
has an even better team te face us today
than be bad last week (er in New
Yerk. Te ask me te make n prediction
would be foolish for I think It Is going
te be u light from start te finish with
little gaining through either line. This
will be my twenty -third gam" this sea
son nnil believe me I am mere tbnn
anxious te wind -up the jca'r with n
viclnrv. We nre net mcrcenfidi'iit, but
. : : . . i . , .. -, . e .mi
feel tliar we nre going ie let me iuns n,,i
knew that Clinten was in :i light. An- te hur
ijersen will be our uitiitistu), esiiecinll)
lu running back
clear, leek out.
ticlorleus tennis at the Twelfth street
silnml. 1'iederlck L. Smith, Conch
Merrltt and Asslstuiit Coach Dresser
will also speak. "Kddlc" Cellins, of
the Chlcnge Americans, a resident of
Lnusdewne. has In en Invited te the
, eteilt. The Interiicndeiiiic Leneue
game u slllit fuverile. Allet lllverslile s cbumpiens loel: forward te a big time,
cripples, including Fuller, who was in- . Ciithelic High opened the season with
lured nt Washington, have rounded into Ml ietert evee the Meeehanl' 'lie Mi -h
and
Mis. lliirhm P. Statell. .11.1 North
Lniisilewiie ntenue. Cnptuin "Heuuie"
Stut7ell and bis brother Heb will nsMst
in entertaining the IJuuke- athletes
und efficlnls of tbe school.
Dr. Itlchard II. Ounituere. Iieail
master of the school, will attend, und
na iiuiiftl Im fit uiktini uiiri- 1 tit aii it 1 1 tir
things te tell the preteges of Did: I insofar as li inceteu bus mil) had their
Aieriitr, wne nn. tiirnetl out se many line crossed once In the league series.
hepe nnd ate expected le start the.
game.
Ilewexer, IMvcrslde's edge is net ns
pronounced in it lias been in recmt
.tears, and there will be scored of Liner- I an ipirtuii,tv te sie up ins en
seu adherents who will be willing te elTey,
wager en the chances of their team. 1 lie I .Nally
n lclerj ever
Scheel iiuintet nt Merchnntville .vetet
dnj. -12 te --. This preliniinury game
was by tin means a tent for the Purple
and tield, but It gnv Coach Markwnrd
The splendid improvement of the Ucd
nnd Hlue team, however. In the lust
fi u games hns made them the f,iverite
I for thl nftei Jinmi's contest.
I With the exception that their bail,
.division Is net iiilti- us strong ns the
' Orange and Meld, l'enn's scoring abil
ities in the forwards, with Speni er and
ll.ee in shiK'tltig form, mere tiiun cenn
i tci balance the Princeton defense
h
Clifferd. Beyle, Legan. Mc
Cox, Kennedy nnd Donahue
street te (Iieene street, neith en Mreene
te Scheel lane, west en Scheel lime te
north en tipsy lnnci te
drive, le Lincoln drive.
l isMihicken nvenue, south ou
WisMt-blcken menue te Scheel lane,
east en Scheel Inne te (Jrecne street.
south ou (irccn
fact thnt Hherslde wen from l'mersen nuiel for the lec.il sihnei. ,,, ,,
i nllnce nnil uiipress excelled ter
Merchantville.
Ambler High defeated Jenkiutewn
IIIbIi in a girls' basketball game at
. .. Jenklntewn )esterdny, 2S te 10. Clever
Hunting-Stenton Football Tomorrow p!!ng en the part of Miss Sendder.
Th llunllns- SecWl football teim nmi ihBt Miss (itlltiert and Jliss (ir'tnth bellied
by n siete of 'J2-0 last jpnr will hardly
have any bearing en tedn)'H game.
T''C kick -off is scliedillcd for .'I p. in
Deyle K hocks Out Lewis
tlillltle flu I - II 1111 lnl. i.l
I'hilnl, Iphli r -nt Snmmv l..vi ,,f i,i
rl y tn 'lri ACilntid In th ivlnd up at ih
Nii'tlllf'. A Hi Mil nr t Imy-
lrakir In the n'l re'jml K 1 And lun
it Atlirtle t'll err.i n t.ih-.l k, rk
nu i i WllPe Itonelils. .e1 Ph'Ui.l. Iphtn
lri lh. fifth round. Ilenn i'ui-e'l urn ,, i
Kid IM'tsburich. nr.,1 Jehnnv K ' m.i.i !
tldille Clark.
street te Penn stieet. i " .:i,'u' , '" '' """ ."" ..V1,1 ",V:' Ambler te get an curly lend
nisi en i-fiui wi'i'i nun iniii tit itieii-aik iienni.. tnnierrnw urternnnn Th"
Cermuntewn Bevs' Club. I clie nuilenihlu of Nlc.tenn Is at aiftke in ihla
' limf Hohev Hpsin-wi will i In the Inn rf-
I lllrl for Munllnit. an also III li-' .lltmn)
W.mt Games fee Thuradav Nlnht ! Smith .ind hhurtv I.untiferd Jnhnsim Al'l
nlfii
The f.ist !t Jaim tUenf W.is l'hlla le'- lir.ul,
ruin are wlllinui n c.in-e una ue. k, en
in cum. ef Ch iMniiK llv eetnln't e.i TrlJa
Hut M itunri r l.ucv Ien. ntrilced In up.n the
ThurHday lnt,,.nl nrnl weuld US
from au'h ti'im.
Went Cheeter and lirkei -it ur.:. or anv rtrst
elniis t imrt nlehinif -e fra.'l te SI. Jam
if the end fur the home tMtn. Ine
Se men
II Ki-f
llifs
Downlllgtewii. "'''
I lVlls.,1
pllllts and if be gets Hail ffir u reiifim.hU i-llnrnnt.i 'l'he learn , J,1'''".'!' " '
A i le ccntlen of fans l Kdnc Ktrenir n-'itnr in- nrst nr sirunil ,, . ..
Is coming down te see
the) sure will be dls-
I tenmM havlmr auffvrni ri, feat Ihlii e.ir. Ad-
I drri .1 A. I. Dry il. In Weudlnr.d uxenui.
from HillTii.i
the gnine and
Glpp's Condition Unchanged
..... .. .,ti- i .. ,. , Nninii llLlnl. inn., u-c II I ne rnnil 1 en
very llilic i" su). nv unc a nam ' , ,, ,., Nlllr, ,, f,i,el, ,,.. r
game oil our nanus. It should ue n auffeeitnf from a tlirnnt Infertlin, remained
eieiit Biftne te watch. Mv team Is I unehnnued this ninrnlni.- ne. online te hn.
"::.... ....i ... u- Mli,'. nn.t tl.n c,. ,'pltal ant neriuea uipp rain, ii Haterniv
(trreilK inei -. ." ....... e ...... ..... iuin , t u , t0
should receive n treat. ten
uppelnted It we nre iieicnuii.
Jim innrpe, timet ui an iniies.
te sa). mp nnvc u
i Mill -
t telle
I TllMK
I) nci.i,
ltutlttler
rlatii end . Jnhtiann
lUht tmkle. . . . Il..lei
. rlcht su ird '1'iitnr
c nil" hlte
lift i ml H-ll
left t.nlclu 1.,-itinl
1, fl Kunril. Talkner i
quartiihurk . Ketehmure
l.fi rcilfluck . Kalchick
rls-ht rnlthack Smith i
fiillt uru . . , Urunnmi '
had ;
hnnl I
Bosten Curling Veteran Dies
Itnstnn, 11,'e 11 Jehn Mcllaw ts p-ei1-d..pt
"f the llosten Curllnir I'luh dl.sl vea
terdiy lie n.ni ueen an arcive tlcure at . ..i i ....A..n.unn.. ...i i ....i.i!
rltlcal een.1!- Inirrnntleniil Imnnpleln ill the United Slatea ""'"" I"! I"", """ ' - "..i.i. . ninuii
, n ( nii.1 It i.ir tmite jinff League nnd private school circle-,.
Hnverrerd Schools basketball team
will open the season with Central High
nett Tuesday afternoon. Three days
later the Main Liners phi) Fratikferd
Migli. nnd with two games with High
Scheel League teums prier te the Christ
mas holidays Ilnverferd will stmt with
hard contests.
Ilnverferd has n severe schedule of
ciimes. Teme, Catholic High, ltadiier
High. Temple. Ilnverferd College fresh
men. Southern, Villnneva. Lnwrence
ville. West Catholic High. Mill Scheel.
Swnrthiuerc, Northeast and Merman
town High are nil en the Mavirferd list.
i There Is no question but that the Mniu
! Liners luive a harder schedule than
' any school team in this section, in
eluding ns It does the lenderb in high
i
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FOOTBALL
JIM THORPE
AM) MIS
Canten Bulldogs
W1I.I. I'l.W
UNION A. A.
Of I'lKir.MXVII.LTJ
1 1 tlie I'hiltl. ' I'.irk nn
Saturday, Dee. 11
Uir.il H ut. i .in. JJ r,
Admlalen. tl tickets ran
lieusM at Cunwi, 'a L'J j
,d fltnl,. Seai.llnr
T
H
I
S
G
A
Nl
E
and Ilnlnra
i slreels.
See in. fnlnnlnt.
I'ulS'kl nenue.
I
Mnetrentli i
tilt te ilntc lie tins liad lint two da)s lluntlnir
practice because of nn injured tliumb "treet and
receneu In loeluail. lie will enter p I Htrrtt and hnlclry menue.
Hitine tenigni in anything mu u.e con- rnh Dld.len
l.tiun nrce.isnry for biipIi a grue ing 4 Vell..ir. Mneteentli nrU
pnine mm is ivnntfM uilli tin Ill.htat0 I it.ti... .-i- I
qilintft lliilnbinv n.' WVMmerrlanil, hUtj-ftrtend
I) unci Ontario '
i. i . .ii kiPMi tind txi.ir uirnt r.
llvdn played a gunrn pose en tne -. :-- ,;. '.,. feiieKr.
frasliinan team last jetir, and lacks the
Iinl-Ii and finesse of a varsity player.
However. Coach McNichol ha the ul
Mijs' eentldence In him. and expects te
sec li 1 1 ii play a great game tonight
Sullivan enme te Penn from the Cirt
land High Scheel In New Verk stntc.
The nlnclnc of Grave nt center will
cause the shifting of Walter Muntzlngeri
te forward, pairing with Itesennst.
Huntz is a better forward than he is
a tuvet man. and the fact that he Iris
(emul his bosket eye se early In tlie
easen should make blm valunble to te
nljht. Vegeleln will play the ether
tumd pest '
Iliiatzinger nnd Ilesennst will both
tnter the ietni sufferlne from injuries
received in the Temple game last
Wednesday night arid may net be able te
Ien the entire game. In their places
Condi McNichol will nrebahlv use Hu-
llne, tlie former t'nlversity of 1 tab
ttar. and Speaker, n substitute last
ktasen
EXPECTORTON'S ARREST
Indicted Vernen First Baseman May
Be Arraigned Today
IjOs, Angeles, Dec. 11. Arrest and
rrnigiimeut were expected here today
in the ease of nt least one of the four
intn indicted en charges of ciiminal
leiisplraey late yesterday b) the Les
Angpln, county grand jury, after an in
Qiiir in two months' duration Inte
(hnr,es ei corruption in Pacific Const
J.'agiie baseball games in the 1IUU sen sen
Ien That one was W. Baker ("Babe")
pertnn, former Vet non first ba-.t iiiini.
The ether three indicted were Marl V.
Maggert und W. C, Itumler. feimer
alt Lake outfielders, nnd Nnthan Ita.v Ita.v
iiend, alleged gambler of Seattle,
M itsti
Helten is believed te be in Les An
t'le", where he hns been employed re
icntly by n motion-picture company.
Maggert Is in buslneiv in Hcrkcley,
f'nllf.. and Itumler und Hayniend re
Rrctlel. In Halt Lake City nnd Van
wucr II, C.
Six-Day Dike Race
Ken- Verli, Dec 11 Tha lat day of the
'' i. ii le rare at Madisen Sauani (lar
''" 'tem I tt, iwilve team atlll In the
unniiiK hew-n laps aeparatel the ferennmt
ff"l Ut rent's1r. A h n'elecli. the U'Hth
"ur lir. r0 ami Cnburn still led the pre.
'Minn with 502U miles, H lapa The rent nt
'fila na aa fuilewa. Vaiiheiel and Vnn
'niihirgii Tailor and Hmlth and Delnete
;n li-riifti "esa tnlle 7 lapa. 'four I, am
",' e ;UJ1 uuiei, e lapa IM.inl and l.eene.
" mitaa, 3 iae. bpeara ami I.awrame
'1 huter and Hutur -Jn2 1 tnllea, a lapa.
im and Vamllvele, 2023 miles. 1 l"P,
"rucce v,i liadirg
Da faiil vs. Semerael. fettinnn nnil Tor Ter
rendale streets.
West I'lilltiiHInhla Dltlslnn ,
ViirilHlnn-n . Wi-lietne. N"rrl"'""r". '''! I
Anitern . A hlen II. C, Tlfly-sUtli nnd
( lirl-lhlli atrerts. , ,.
Mlllferd M. He niellt. f.leneldeii.
Iilrtnrln i. MUrU f. ( .. flftwlnlitli
atreet and Ilmerferd attnue.
Indnsirlnt I-amie
n. I.iuitnn ren. urenii
alrMt
Ilelilfeld
...1 ttl u.l.ii ii riBtiim
Kli'lllier vs. Ilurrrlt MnnufuclurlnK. Teii- i
Tllel'd' iVi'i'nu'fmrllirt's: .rilrnlr. MM
WSta!!!.n ".". 'ilaVXUk 4 ... renrth nnd
Ik-rka atrrrta.
eniciurr i,uint
lntertll flninplenshlp
New Verk . I'lilluilclplila Ticked Team. I
herntid l)llten
ll.i.i rfnrd felleKr (a. Moereatonn
llutrrfurd, l'u.
V. C.
ST. JOE PLAYS TONIGHT
Cage
St Jo. Je.
Vlrnid Deai
I'rean or
I)elne
Temple. .
Season Opens With Crimson
and Gray Game
( rltnuen and Cray cum
forward .. ';' ,.
Collea"
S5s "JBb 1
NATIONAL A. A.
inn s, (atiiakim: stuei;ts
-niMi.in reMtiiiT
Artie O'Lcary vs. Gus Franchetti
MAIS HOfT
Benny Valger vs. Jack Russe
.1 OTMK.U ST.Mt HOfTS
TKKirrs t iieniiii" as s. mtii st.
Jlll.l.Hil'.VVlitt
I'll at II i, clock
r. I ,.eili lr'.rm.nl nil.
Illlit 'ev, r tllll HIS Hlili.li.v .tiln
IvhUt. en Ii. i Ii. ANNIB KKU.T live,
lunnw) a.fe .if the In ltebtt Kelly. IUI
inivs i.r. ui.-n.ls !re milted e the funeral,
en M..iulai nieinln at sin e'clneli, tren
hr ', r. '.f n..-. .T.I1 Seuth sj,i t. Sietemn
reinini in n. at st luphurl'a fhurvh. at
,0, '. T... tiitvrin-i.t it New Pntlvdral Cam
lV(.b' ('f dit.litherl.i Drc ID. al m.
rents r. . i,r. 4t I'l Kill, mil a.. tier
miinten MILMi'KNT ll dnualiler f
I r-dejlek W mil Nieml I'omerey Imc-.
iid Int lv mu ftin, Mun. ie.30 a.m.
Ne fllteu'al
I.KttiKU He 0 le-jn. lltllYM, widow
of Fran). !. m ir,, Carrl Tuneral Tu
S ,.ti a in from hrr lit rsl I mc . 1)31 Cat
I'cvlilll jt Sii.mn rit m niaea nt St.
Atmintln-a church te a m. Int. Hels'
Cteai Cem
l.i. l -Ii.v ti TlI.Mi: aldew of Jacob
I en in., Mm .initli) aim ill Slineml at
w r. i-r.c- of ih family Sun from hrr
.a'e Ideiie, "im m mi, Mt. im, Adath
.le.ih ii -in i ,m I'lttaburah and Ohleanu
lap. ra epj
tAU'X -1'elniar I'a Dee JOaRril
Imshaid ef i::iilietli Leut, aad sn. Sen
i' a ui -h. MenU-emtrv I'.aptl! Chureti
Jlin L" n m In- In cemtt'ry anjelnlnn.
MATTIIKWS Dec. I). WILLIAM. tur
lae.l ur :at. Jli-wM tatthe (nee Kn
nelvi a,-.d ".. Ileljtlvva nnd frlenla. bImj
nvmhia of t e r;rl Ave M. E. Church,
ant all eifcu.. zatletin of iihleh he wan a
nv mWr invr 1 t uttend funeral earvlcae
Mir e ii ni "en-ln-law'a residence. Jehn
A W. tic ne. stits: N M.irar.all In. Pfi
Mi'- Krlen-ln r-u ci.ll Sun ee.
wivtviii: ivr , MAT.in y. iauh
tie "f Janiv- ui'd Uie Marr Mclntsr Inn
rUkhet' tt':.d la Ileiatlwa and frlnda
lmlte.1 ie funvial Men . ISO a. m , from
remd , of her crandd.iuffhter Manna
Is.uw s. 1.0" 117th av. Oalt I..ne. Hulemn
1 re,ju em iiinja Chu-ih cf the Hely Angela
10 a ni Int New Cathd-at Cem
I UiH.lt Dee Ii .IOMKl'11. huiban 1 tit
letura Meer (nee Chandler) Relatives and
frJtr.ln all erdera of Mhlrh he nil a me-re
Imt ind .'mpleea of llinry Dlaatan A. Ken.
nr, Invltn.i ie atletid funeial sarvlrea. Meil.
2 p m i reeleely. laT reeldence, A704 Mare
li n i Tae,,ny Frlenda may cull Sun, t
i 1 " in Int llll.alde Cem
Me IMS' Der 7. ANNA TUtlUS.V. ha
ie,l d.iuvh'cr of .lame nnd Mary ft. Me
Male lieiatlie and friends Invited tn fu
neral. Men 0 a til . late eealdente 010 N
Hill st Cimde'i N'. J ttlrli m at Hely
Name Churrh 111 a ni fnt Hely Crew Cann.
MOIISK 1e. !l, I USD. KI.IJSAHKTH I.
lfe of FIIVN'K II MHU.tn aaed 4 yarn.
Relative and friend Invited te attend tn
nnra. aervlce. en Sat at II n. m.. ehaeei
c' nil ev .1 Ua r k Sen. .Villi and 19'.U
t. In-'riMir prliate
Ml'M.Kll I).e . in'JO JOSKFll. hue.
Imnil of Julia Mu It aM .".S n.Utlvea and
fiend ami ill .neiptifa of whleh he wa
a m-niber are iiiiit.,1 te ...-rvlrea Men.. 1
P m . redenee. iti".7 Mdary ave. Int.
strlctlv prliat- Mt Vernen Cem. ntnalae
tnav u. viev.e, sun after p m
MYI-.1IN D-i 10 cIIARI.i:S A MTEItH.
run ill rtrlr Men 1 p tn precisely, at
i I, arte II wii'ni'inn'a lillO Rldse ave.
II 1k. nunh lit private
NKFP -!) li lO.'O. MAHOARF.T KM.A
wife of Ah it . Nut Funeral eervlces en
Set . at 1 30 p m at residence. IBM N
eSth t. lntertnen private
uncus:.!:. Pec. T wit.liam H.. wn
of lne Jeneph and frnnclaka Oerhale ared
11 rferv cea l!en. 2 v. ni.. 1400 N. 2uth at.
Int private
i itir.s:v D" s mjn jajhis j r.iuv.r
as-. . H7 R.'atlier and frl"ud r invited te
it p.l lun.nl Men. n a n. ree dene
if hi daur iter Mrs. leerire T Ram.
leaelnr 02'i N -.rltti t Solemn nine of r-
i .nilem i huri h of Ou- l.ad of Victory 10 a.
, m. I t ltei Cieaa C-m.
I linexriY -De- H. in-.'O MARY T dauxh-
ter of the Inii. Jehn and Annl Roeny (nee
Dniv) It.lntlvea and fil.rd are Invited te
I att .nd funeral Men, 1 30 a m late reil
I nee npii Pierhiill a- Solemn hlah ntaa
of rxiulein St. c-uient a Church JQ a. m
of
8(1.
. at
CelleRe Basketball Tenicrht
Wi:i(illTMAN HM.I., 8:1,1 l. M
! I. M V I.
A N I A
a.
m i ii i. i: v n i: it c,
I'enn l'rrhmen i. l'hlla Textile s,,.Hla
7ll. I. M. Dinilnz 'iflee (,anie.
rieervil i.ents, sl.r.il ut f.lmhel' und , ,.
(inirr. Iankllu llrld. Adliilaalen AOr.
in Mi:.Mem.M
i HOLI W In memer of WILLIAM
ItULUAV he died Dei 11. 1010
BeaEhs
Wee !-
Htli-rtV
'ifl I
? r
Twit.-
The mileage record tells the
tale of meter oil quality
ANIifRSOV On I) 10 l!J0
l.urj N J ELIZAHKTH W AMH'Itl-O's
're. Iii.lih' n.r .if I al- i Ae.I'MSe.l.
ajei "tl Kiniera! en M in Hi nt 1 He ti ni
from late leilrteni- .el ilerl.,n t Weed
lam N" J rVlenda rras eiit Sund.iv ne
n'lif II .niaina ma N, iieM.'d . IliiptiHt
'Iniel HadlentUld N J. en Monday, a
1 p. in
ItnVTTV -Pie I) LHTTII. W (nee Hen
.Irl.lia) !' .f Will am r. It. ittv in he
ero ar ifiatii-e ntn rri -e le, ale' .Mm.
. iii.iimu l-eutii II K 2 11 of I.
mn Ne III l n ,.f in'i. t t
,v Mm a p in . ut h" ,.ite r
."Hi", N 3tll at Im jirll i'.. Ninth
1 1 ' i r. in
llT.I LIS ll Oe.. tl MKLINTH illett
.f Jehn S Heine. HMatlw aid frlmd.
an ni t. Shade Clrcv Ne. S7 l..ull,
l U A It nre Invlte.l t,, the t.,11 , ,.
'T'ihda ntternenn it 'J e ecu ,,i ill iuv -i
ii Hair HUlw ls:'e Chatiiiii i I rim n'
i rl v . r - V'l.itnK Sundiij nt..ir
PRIIIIET Dec h ARTHI'U !' HKIt
I1E1 KeUtiveN and friend aleu T.edu.
Ne 3. II 1' O i: , Inutrd tn vt.nrt fu
n-inl leriliee Tu 8 p ni at the rl-d-nie
of hi dntiKlilur Mr Lilian Hwlnv
434, Hiiitimera ave. Int ut Readinv Pa
I1KT l-S Dec Ii CHARI.llS i. IMM'T-
iaed lie funrrul arilca Men 10 ;, . p,
.it Ilia lite realdenre 4dm ilaslnid !
'rankferd. and at nucklui.li un 1 riend'
T''tlni. Ileuej 11' e cleclt. Prienda m i i.u
sun. 7 i li p in.
HCHiPOUPK e.i Dec in, nil.iu v.r.
miuht ..f Raimen.l C and l.l . m.
irff aid . ears Servie- en Mnnli,
no.ei .it a i-lock at ti, r tnttnt. i..
I fte
I i in i.-., m ...in j,i mt rin nt i runt.
irie-tM nine e I! i-d.i ever.ltiK
!, l'l'It;i.,Wt,.H nn IXc in. FAVM HOU-
ItuW .S SeiMti en .Monday ufterne. ii nt .
i c.eili ut her lute r-a dnce lel'i Wui.rn
llll-rment prtn.t. Vlelstnx 'und i
llauena
forward
Lcnter
Buird
uuaru.
leek.e ,
. .Yntia
HnyiH
Murphy
... ,. I... n.l.'unl I
The rnRe Rninc lll ibkp """,
... ..ti.. ..i.. tee lnrnl
..I 1 I,ii.elll H IOIIKIII. "li"' . .'."
"il ..iiltitet will line-lip UKlllnsI
.,' .T. ' ...i dniv niub. 11 team
Je f f orner St. .loe cage Blunt.
Tills Vine v."- sclio.lule.1 te iireiinre he
t,'m for the 1.1k biii nt Wo.lnesdn.t
"'! W...1.",:. l.nem, will he'
inn 111111 ii" ". -,..... t ,.!,,, '
.MnlOni'.V, U'inei"''.
nt. .100 irain 11
I lie
mm-
r.ceUU' nnil
... r ii. e
were inuuiei".'" . .- -- ...,,.. 11,,.
fw year use; .100 iim-s, i........ .
Miriiliv nn.l Doe Mn , Kiinr.ls.
The St. -loe llnu-up Uiclu.les four
vet.'rniiH from lust sonseti's (tilntet 1
nn.m'i". Temple. Vl.nul. Unim uu.l
Dundy. ,
Miles per gallon is the one simple,
sure test of meter oil quality.
The function of lubricants is te resist
or counteract heat. Quality lubri
cants, offer much greater resistance
te heat (that is what quality means
in meter
Jenger.
oil), therefore they last
Make a careful note of hew many
miles per gallon your present meter
oil is yielding then give Crew
Levick Moter Oil exactly the same
test.
This test will prove te you that real
quality puts money in your pocket.
Wherever you see the Crew Levick
trade-mark you can buy these Crew
Levick products.
h
Moter Oil
Cup Grease
Gasoline
Back Frem Cuba
New
Melntyre's Successor Still Unsettled
iJfj'Mntm'n. Hec 11 Many well-known
r""' 1 cuiiclie, are i.nu tnent eiifd hert
" pr .ai'e luecaaaer te "Tubby" MelnUre.
l.r. u"! 1,1C W""1 Vlriclifla Uniieralty urld-
. '" y,"r. !". accerdln te repnrta In
'tn, . . ""iletlc clrclee, will net alcn a
'"u.itainetr contract for 1021. Many appll-
'" rer n,e pneluen have Ixen received.
. m. mt na.iie helns montlened ure
.1,. i"'!' V"1' ,lf Mellt.'.UI Netll if
.,..', '.""'mm freehmat eeiirh ut UVrt
Un nll,nl1 . Banfurd. uf Uiiikcki Bli'f-
ti vit vri,leT Tccl1' uni1 Teb1"' 'ermrl'
Jess Barnes
Verk. I 11 J"e iiarne". 1
lurH, .' ,.,., ,.,,li ni. wl 1
-iiniiiy' eitrner is iw,n ..v... -,",- ,-.-
Th.. Winter In Katipaa lie mun 1 piun
! nere,
-f ', , L S" 'eVrea'tid'TvlrU "
!,nW 'all. ire e" ill , wafk.'d a nanderer
hone''"lh(.h der,led the truth uf a ..p.. I
that hl arm " hurt In 1 uha
Crew Levick CestKBpeaay
Hew Yerk
Uoatert
jwm&
U0MI.W KT.MNO. IH T.Yilircii 13
TOMMY WIM.ir.
Murray v. Spencer
aim: ATtKLU ,JArK
Goldstein vs. Perry
WIIITHV HPinKIl
Fitzgerald vs. Reache
K. 0. ritANKlK
Circus vs. Rice
nra K.(i, rii.Mii.ii!
Chanev vs. Metric
Seata en aale new, Hetel Walten buffet,
liread and l.ecuat Hta. lienuUr prlcee.
Philadelphia
Syrncuic
SueiidnayCiliej SVivkvQ X
Chicnge
St. Caul
ttIStOtt(StOMKHBtMHJtbT''iralt''atf l ,mm m'f f"
nmmmmtmasiZgZZiK " ' ' '
One of His Qbmhy's largest producers aywl refiners e foil
1. nl
1 Iil.l SM - .r ck art ill N J
I'. U MMIIMVUIII I'HIiKHMVN He,
in and t I r,i, ui, imiii t run. nn h.ti
" ,!"", 1 "' ' '.. - !' "i 1 1I.1 r. allien, P
Ln.il;in:i:rv 11-c 10 nue iamhs hn
1 ana of late Ilei I) utihertv n,a m,,im,
1 lived ( uf Ciiintj lieneaai I vinn.l
): iiiniB und fit. nd ,ii, m rheinna1 0ii
Sum .s(.ilct. a . united t. u'l-lnl lun-ia
1 lie 'i 11 tn from hie late re.i,en(e fli
s lliei.J h ..uleiun l.iUleii 11, ,. I,
.ii inli .1 st i ni.n A.tulne in -m a 11
It t l nttedral 1 ' in
DlllAV -SU.1.1.I..V Ur S AXV.v
..led Wife l.f Ml- hlel lniuen ,.i,l '...
if in.. Mt Ml, a iel KU.il. th Mulhari
Parlh if .ner.l.re i-nui'i, Iiemui.1 Ire
and It-lat'ie, atui frl-nd ,h0 II V M
rtn I. It 1.1 ncvl. ef the . I e, ,rt Alt'.l
.lid Itu.lll .s,ietl,. 1,1 I rul,.,.it I, l .h'
l'elth .",,! I t. un inm.d ...l.nu Hitiera,
M'e s t1 1 in fruin h t ,at i,.i.,t,, '
,.45- ,N , '', '.' .' ji,"' cnuieni m.i,a .it
Our 11 -f tie- H.ia.iry 1 hunli 111 ., ,,,
Int st li n'a I'ein
Dlltll !).c s m.'O j nu'.UV liuhan,l
,,f i.'arri. I' Imrr itne Mill, n llelatlv.a an,
irletid al 1 t ihlnt!ten '"i mp Ne 0,1 p
1 l A el Nallulial I'nrk N J Active
Council N., HIT I 11 of and etntlnie
of Ilauutl A; s,,n. .ire initttil 1, alt nil fu
rural ai n ree in 1 p ni ut tiia lute real,
dtnee .'nil H i'.'.l at lni Kernwuwl Cem
Prleiid 1 t.j '..II Sai after 7 p tn
Pllltr'll. -IV. Ii KMJIA J Miee Huff.
nerl 11 .t 11 f Inh.u lane,! a ;..,( j lelH
ti,- and fi leu in lie it.i ted tu .it.tni rn.
uera Sun .' p III maiden, e I' irl Minim
rea.l .serine at Trimly l.uthe an rhuith
3 1 in pre. aeii im m church wrnumla
VKHT t hi litu in.lHtm, 4T1 mi, m
n. ni i.ie 111, :i Kriwvr pi;.st h.I".
tlie and f 1 lend are itnud te the ri m
en M mla afternoon ut 'J e'tiu, u at ih
Olivt II Iftiir iriil l.'d ih. .tniit" al ln
teri e nt lll'.ate L'Uril 111,1 I . '.I .ti.
els!IRIl -fin le" 111 1(11.11 l.AIHI,
laushl. r "f '.He J.'Meph 111,1 I I, iL.II,
PI eh 1 Helal leu an 1 f rl, ml im t,,i ,.
1 in, a seritit ,m Tui'i!a at '.' j, m ,,t
l'i. eM, ni of li 1 brtitle r-ll. lu.v I.e. 1 hi
lt.ni - tiT Jt4S .IiIThii.iiii el lli'niir'il pr
1 1' l,,n,ia 1 ifninj
ri.l.Tilll.'ll I)., 11 1AM" w'd.iii if
I'utrlek P'etihei llm.tue un I fit 1: Is 1,
1 ited 10 funeral Men . a Ml a in 'at,. 1 . al
Jem a 1411 S.im, rvllle un I.hi.mh h.,1. nip
l.'ljilirlr. inuaa lllllih of tie IIi. I'hl d 111
a in Int nrliete
I VltrtKTT On lie R lo;e VM OAlt
II I ITT aiied 10 a- Kutiei n' t.eru( nn
sat at 1 p 111 at hi late rva, deuce Huh
'and ae Hat rlnuten N J Int prltate
Mi Merlah (.em 1 rlenda uia tall 1'rl..
after 7pm
lIKCiKNIIP.IMI'.lt -Dm S IIDIV Mill r.
hue'ia .i.l uf Mar M and eon nf tati rred
ar.. l a'ld l 1 iiarlne ! u 1 li. im 1 ! 1,.
ti. .1111: .ilii.da lni''il t eeriu-. M .n
I 11 at 17n N lilt), el Int tuliutu
it. main nia In l.wed mi,, itrt. i 7 i. 11,
UILMJOI On lr S JOHN K , huthend
tl,. It' IV Cm Cem
MAML'IJI. Dc. 1". FANNT. wife
laaac Samuel, at lC-fi Butler at . aged
Kuner'il eervice nnd Int. Sun.. 2 p. ra.
It. adifiir l.i
l ANI.AS Iiec. in lOSn. ANNIE A.
wife ef Atelreiv J S Miilnti. a .'ed .1(1. Rla.
me. end frl.nde Ini.ted te funeral. Tue.
a ,1 m from let- rei-band'a realdence. "
Cryetil Like nv Weetment, N. J. HUh
mae at St lelin'a Church. Colllngriceod.
li a m Int C'nlvarv
r)l VPl'lllt - siinlden'i en Dec. 10.
PHr.riKIllCK I' Si'llAI.'t'f.Il Helatlvea and
friend aln I'm ll Ixidae Ne SSS. I. O
11 P Prilled Ilrethra' llncampment. N"
I'd I ii (i K and emplee of Jehn IJ
iet.,n A Ce ere 111 .-It' 1 ti the e-rvlce oil
Mindi.i .lenliiu nt s o'clock at Uruea Hap
tl-t T niple Ilrea.i and Ilerka t Kunersl
en Tu. adai hi - p m from the Oliver II
Id tr Hide is2n Cheefiut t. Interment
priiate
M HiiBNllll nc 1 MAfir. wife of late
."e'.lnnnd Schnenei , M. I FSjnrral Men..
H 30 a m from be- late reeldet'ee 1 t J 1
iiinmt 1 i.i. dee nl Kenulem ina Cathedral
10 a m. Int. New cathedral ('in.
St'OTT iN- stettl l-c 'I I.SAHKI.r.A
nlfn ii ' I'n nk Se .tt Service Sun, 1.30 p
ni . .it I.-lint ! I iwer- co . I'a. Int. Mid-
dleteiin 1'r. t.i.ria"i em
MMM - s-ud.l.nli at M llellv N. J
tie. (i lli'Jn MAItV PI.OIIKNPI1, erldew et
lieeri V llltnin Puliernl arvlcea In St
Andree a chur'h Mt llnlii. N J. Men.. 1!
p in II. t Mt llii.lv 1 em
tIMITII -(III Kec .l SSI,", V 10lh it
I U.PltMi It S.MITII. aked Til iara Rela-
I tiiee end frli nd are Inilted te the eervice.
I ri Menilnv iilleinoen at 'J o'clock, at tha
uliier II Il.ilr Illdi I'd Chetnut at
llllermen private
1 uil'IMIMlS He. II WII.HPI.MINA T.
I p(i.iMi:n inee lt'rtiii.i'dt 1 n I. Ien of Jehn
r'etniiier H little uni frleini are InvHed
! te atten I f'li er.il iiriiin Sun 2 p. i.l
'.it residence ill v. 1 1 arlleld at. lni
I Urn npieutu
1 SI'MtKH. D-c 1(1 11120 KniVABD
K.VIilllT aen of the Int.. Charle V and
Amelia II .-'eiirk. Ill Itla Mth jmr Finemi
a-rllcei a' li' late reaidence, SlS.-i Hananm
i . Mun . li 1. 13 IS o'clock neon Itit
1 l rival e
t'BPIli: -At Ailante Cltv N J. pee
0 MvltY ilHimhter of Uti Pr-d and Hal
In in Si.ul.e Helatlvea and friend maj mee
fun r.il Mmi . 11 "0 a in Int Mt. I'aici
C. ni l'hlla
T' V 'NMI.V lilddellll ll'C. 10 IPJII
' ItnlU'lH I' hulinnd of JIary Pteveneei
(tee M.'N'alih) and aen of late Andrew and
Mnitiii st,iennn Punerai aer Icea nnd In
t.rm 11' prlvat. Men. 'J p m . late reel
d.nc. Is:u s',mek at Menniunk
I r-TIKlllJH I nrniei id I'hll.lde'pllta.
' 11 -iHI'll a.in of Ian Krimt and Mary 8tl.
Per it 111" late r.eldi'n.'" 150 P.Mu ave..
., ii- ii I'.i
j-rtS'siiv nee ii MKS J hueband
rf . ,1 1M1 -u.ii'i li.'t.t'i. nd friend
I'll!', I ti .'lli-Ild funeral Mill.. J P m
r ) 1 n . .'d un 1 Maaiane lane in,
1 -ni.... 1 c, in Pi i.-n N ir a' c n 1' Sun eve
TAYI.i'11 - Hee in MAIUiAHKT. wife, et
Jeaee T.ivlur and dauaht.r of late Jehn and
ur.h Stuff.e.l ai--d d.1 Relative and
fn nd iile in. inlr .if llrl.le-.hura M K
Chur. h and HMtidji Scne 1 lni ,ted te attend
fuiiee.l I'n i p in . late reldence. 4763
H. 1 mood at Int Mnunella Cem
I YI 1 ': - l"c It' WIM.IAM II. Iiu-
1 land ut liie Ann,' M. Tailor "lee Keltenl
1,. .' 7a I-'Sjip nil sun 1 p m from reti
, u,. et lie wn William i: Tayler, at
M .1,1'" 1 ' J Sere ee at th' home. Int
hi Jnrnta M I. 1", in O.n. J Pa.
I'nlllN (III I'".' I' WII.I.IAM J. !iu
haul if K.lal eth P Tel In it-,. Cnadyl and
11 1 . f Vewu-e' in.! te. laie William Tebln
it. hi I'd li iear It lu'nei m 1 friend in
Intel te '"nei .1 .ti Mnn.li 1 ut S .10 a. m.
1 'n.iii iee.leii I Vi N Warp, ck at Illuh
i,,i...in ni'ia at st Ma'ai In . Church, al
1 10 t m Itit'rin.nt tli'i l-ii rhrn Cem.
Triisilll la in SAIIAH A. widow of
,1 hn s Turn, r as d 7s H-UMve, and
jtrunda .ua 1 al etd i e- ua a member
I . r.. .eilte.1 tn attetl.l fine al aervleea
I M hi ,li a m pr-iteeli at la' realdenre
'711, rnrti ail.ie ave i.ieii' erienaii
I 1 nil Sun 7 t.. u P m. 'n- .-ierri
Hill Cem aa,
1 p(i:i T Pei 11 laPHA MAV dau-fh-
te, of 1 Ml it and .,'itsarllie fnaelt ttrreda'
lljeeral a. ivl'" M n 'I n in reeldhne
.'114 I "iia t Herman'.." n Int private
I Hi ma in "inn !'' ilmed Sue tne
WALSH Dec s jiiiin j Injaband of
PIUaLeth Walab inee Mei'ei rr.ai-il Hela
tiiee im I fn-nl ile Cranipe' futual Hen.
Aaan and eiiipluvea if Navv Yard, are In
iite.l te tiniiiai Men s 3d a m from lila
Ui" reaUln.ee 17 llklwiieiicl t. Solemn re.
iiunn mas Chuich of Immaculate Cenceu
t.iil in II .11 ' ' '....-.'. -i . eui
In mae
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,ita llarbar.i Calif , Mine CAR-
ll'l IIIPDK WKIlll lUua-liter of
lie mia W ar..l Smarm it v,m,
a nud frliiula linlted te funernl ,ri'-
M ndiv le IS at (1 erla Dll (()rt
. 1 l.nu b Nitana..n and Clirlitlan tie
ji J1 'UN V huaband of
Wllaen luneiel Mell 3 p m
1 11 111 . Chai.l Mil. II K.niln.i,,.',
nve Int North ' ed lir lll'i Cam n
tnii m inuj Im 11. nei liun aftir7p rn
-in m. Vt He riaid.ne 0f iter n.(
Hwartliuieie Pa ii He 11 KMMA if,
,n,l 11 if Hi'teit J luiint need 77 i,ert
K.i.it'ii'i. an I fr'.nt ., -e Inilted tn the ,r-v
l,e en Hun la .ftrrneen t '2 o'clock ai
the i'n v-r II Un li'ii dinif la;n Cheelniit
t Im. rtr-nt at 11 i.lw t.en 'ittietely rhaav
, r - P. " Men ' ii at I' .ler.
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