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IAST WORD
RULE CHANGE CAUSED'
SPEED-UP IN SQUASH
long Battles Between Freehmd and Miskey Reason for
Allowing Receiver to Score Eight Left in Penn- ,
sylvania Tournament at Racquet Club
Ily SPICK HAM.,
itMIIlH nrttKil piny In squiiHh rnp- i tllflinilt for nn
VV nucts i" " i', i" "" V"m
11
(lccndc Ri.
UlUlP llOH bcfll u
.pWillnR tip of iiiiilrhw. '1 Iih xhuh
b, HmnKlns the nilro. nllowlnj
JJ, other that, t lie M-rvep. to
;, ,. Formerly server only
'"' i ..j ilno Inreo v to tlm
wno n
1 his wax ilinio
n K the
srnre
could
.. ...... .Ida Inptfitlv tn Mm Inllf
.rnre. II "." "".'' ' V". T'
t.,1 fierce bnttlpn iieiwceii .lonti a.
l,i,iPV ,,f the Ovorlirutik (iolf Club.
ll villlnm I'. Kreelntiil, of the (!er
tfnllVn Trlrkrt Club, that the code
(wiinienilcd.
Tlioe two (treat plnyprs, both nn
tionnl rliniiiploni. met often, utiil wien
idov ela-heil they iilwnyn were ccTlnln
of a hie Rnllery Hint followed every
.i.. ..iih tn keenest Imprest.
Their '
rallies often lnsted live minute or more.
This prolonged tl'e iniiiriirs 10 mh-ii nn
extent tlint followhiK thp season of
1IU1 both the server nntl receiver were
nllnnctl to score points. The rule went
,.,tn effect in 1lI2.-tln yenr thnt Hutch
jlis tool; the mitioniil title to Ho.stun.
Mi.kev won the first nntlonnl title
for l'liiimlelphln In 11107, iiml dupil
eitcd thnt feat In ttlOS. Up lost the
fhnmplon.ship the following .VPiir. when
J'rrrlntiii v.on the PeniiMylviiiiin stnte
title ntul nmipxed the nntlonnl crown.
In 1010 Mlskey once morp enme through,
i limine the nntlonnl, but thnt wns his
final victory in n nutiurnil touruuinent.
Two Kx-Clinmplous
Jn the prpsent tournament for the
state title nt the racquet club there arc
tun fiirmer nntlonnl chnmplons, Fran!;
S White nnd Stanley SV. Pearson,
jtntli nre playing from the (lermnntown
Cricket Club. Ppurxon ruptured the
event three years In n row. 1015, 1010,
j'H" The war prevented any tournn
npnt being held in 11)18 and 1010.
I,at year the title once more went .to
Ilostoii, C. V. Pcnbody being the vic
tor. While there is no certninty as to the
itialist.s in the present state tour
mnient. it Is possible thnt Stnnley
lVnron will meet Wnllace .Tolilison.
In former years Pearson has nlwnyn
hern able to bent the national lnwn
trnnis semitlnnllft. This yenr, however,
in the opening luatch of the interclub
vrn'on, .lohnson defeated Penrson for
the firt time.
Johnson and Penrson probably have
net in various eontests more than imy
nther two athletes in Philadelphia.
lriiles their many clashes in the
viiuavli racquets court. Penrson and
Johnson have been battling each on the
lawn tennis turf for years. It is sig
nifii'Mit thnt Johnson is almost invnri
iihh the tennis winner, while Penrson
l.ni been the master at squnsh. If this
proves nn thing it indicates that it Is
Frost-Bitten Divots
Uy SANDY
TKMjjoii whnt this kind of weather
hns the boys running nrouud in
circles, polishing up their duns, lust
nrtturnlly Itching to get stnrtcd on the
Units again.
Looks like nn early stnrt, nnd the
firt to get going will be the round -fnbineque
for the siiburbnn champion -chip.
It's still i couple of months off
thtre beyond the lust line of hills, but
captains of teams in the little clubs lire
liylng deep plnns for the buttle,
Olurhrook and Itnxboroiigli an' the
tno strangers to the circuit this year.
Pith have lvid hopes of breaking in
ith a reverberant crackle. They were
pulled in the same division with Old
Vfirk road and Phllniont. Hoth these
lntter clubs have a medium strong line
up, wiih no stars outstanding.
That's where Cednrbrook and Itox
eoriiugli lay their hopes, und from here
I' looks as though Cednrbrook will hnvc
tlie Im chuncc of the four to win the
ihilsion
Old Stentnn Clt liens
(Vilnrhnmk is it brnncb of Stcntoii.
lit tlie latter allowed Ita membership to
I'"' in tlie Suburban League nnd is
im longer a member. As most of the
Btenton team belongs to Cednrbrook.
tlie newcomer's team this year will be
the old Stenton team with one or two
new f.iees
Kil 'l'a Hunt is captain of (Ydnrhrnnk
timl is preparing for nn early start.
Ml kinds of rumors have been fly ing
u'oiiihI about star local golfern who
lave "joined up" with Cednrbrook on
jeoiiiint of its course, which promises to
fcf one of the most interesting In the
cltv
lint Ccdarbrook's doughty captain
Quashed these rumors yesturdny In n
fliine trip to the south of PhlladeJ
Pluii in his abbreviated limousine.
'We will make a strong bid. but T
refuse ,tnt timt WP ,vl w ,,
till, said Tnllant between jolts,
(jiiirlie Ueckner bus joined the club
"nd should innkp the teum as one of our
lr'l off men. The rest of our team
"HI be the old Htenton outfit, und it's
Rood one "
apiiun IM said rumors thnt John
' Headle, IM Cleary and others would
Way on the team were "hokum."
tilth due respect to the newcomers and
,,.,',' ams of tho le.igue. Ninth Hills, the
f'smpion Vronlmlnk and ll.ila continue to
' "m is toe sirongeat clubs In the league,
' le Uid lutt jear
Hoodimr, i,1M i. u,0 ,n , , through
"I" ' , 'ungsters but It hasn't lead off
i ' f th. callU-r of Hoffner and Cleary,
1 "ala oi Km nobis and Towksburs . for
iillilii Tewkaburv. In ihi. . will
run ,
'" oia In l'lilladelphlu tlila jear
li'St.in us rumored.
North
IIIIU
ln.1
an overflow of talent
UN'
lulls i:dd M
II
Hlucl.ey. Doc Wi bb. not
on Auto Know
In
srailii . t,.i ,n. . i i.
n,i il. " '' uijiii i II U.lhl'iMllt yw-
. "UP U lilt Ir.UII. l.l ,.n.".ul....n I .. ..
Ire r in .1.- -'"T.-'-''. " . ..nn, i, ii) itiui ii
p., iMUUKII
It to make auro It la
,l I'fll liliirl,,.
tourllli! ene tn ".lend
'' tirJi,', "P should be extended with
in.,.. ..
In 'hi
Iniiiu. i .. . ' '?'" I1' ii"l .'li" i.ieiris
-.' ... ..-I am,
un l ' .1... .
,nr na to .iu .'",ln? r""" ' "" eel u W
"siuidiij HtralRhten out.
iA "!"" tiirih. ip ,rm ni ,,. ar, lhl.
" r i, i'.,"",1,1",, ""'"Is to in. ml a erucke.l
"' 'n "5 h!"", 1rl11 ' "'"all hole
!"" ' no . 'i.."'" r.!,.,u'K'ln'1 lap fni n
ht 'a. k n.i.l'Vt ' ". ,h" "urface nenr
'" nali .... lho.iy,,Hl '" urlKht. Ooer
' ' "w i In "f r """."" ""' melt In Willi
!' ili'l vnK " nu ' roaln dlaauliei!
Noli
e rnnilne from the hub in.lienlea trnu
""IH I , , " II.L.1 'll'llll
' """ nn I ill, ,n"""1' "I" "I l'i'rlim ma I
,!, K "' llij'le la ilmiKer of Hhat ilrhein
h n , '"'" "hlrh la 1IU.-I i. ocl: k
'' i"riiiiii ,'Lx1' "J"1 lnlrn ,h" "xe ' "
"'illUiii! lh. wheel to roll olt. l
1 I i , i '"'"nita. I'nltas iirompth
"""' n vi?k t!,rln nn front wheel
i" " inth- i".'" " ""''t Ut. many I
M i' 1 .'k'1 """ Put nn li" "heel
.""shnnie tm. . ,n,ner ,n llrl L,Mr
5"fVnr M ,,'?.' ,' a (treat mlalalia. The
f ,.,1 lmrd.n.1 '? Iniurrrt. partlcular.y
i'J'ly to bo hrebhul,,or .ot 'h8 iniwr r
- "' nd not fek?. ' i' ' Intenilad Xnr
" n"t for auddn ahocka of thla kfnd,
IN PUBLICITY
m.nn to nlnv mnro llum
one kind of game in championship
form. Jny Could found this nut re
cently when he was defeated for the
nntlonnl title in New York by
Finish Second Pound
Yesterdn all of the second round
inntches in the state tournament were
completed. This leaves eight pliers to
light It out for the title. They arc V.
11. J. Hiihn. Jr., Stanley W. Penrson.
loriest Pearson, Sninuel SI, Peacock,
W. I llarrlty, Prank S. White, S.
Samuels and Wnllace P. Johnson.
Iluhn continued his winning strenk by
llofiiltitlE C. II. Ji'iininirM In n kronlv
,'ought mntcli. lliilm was right at tin
height of his game alwnys. and not once
lie let up iroin tlie di7..y pace be stnrtcd "",l "r i.nse v.nnries uy litcners Hur
on flip opening point. His next oppo- I fl. Hnst , Sloore, Naylor, I erry,
nent Is Stanley Penrson. who had little, Inpp, Kuv und IUgbeo nnd ClitPhers
trouble In winning from (1. It. Iteb- stles, Walker and Slyntt. most all of
man, Jr, Ilefore that imitch Penrson I "'linm live In the South or Southwest
had plajed n speedy ITi-ll! gamp wltli nnd who bavp lipen directed to proceed
Jock Soutur. the el'ub professlonnl und! direct to the camp,
champion, ' Of thp men who will Iphvp with Sinn-
Forrest Pearson enme through hlsnger Slnck tomorrow nit wprp with him
second-round match with S. F. Peeves i nt Lake Charles last spring snve Ileum-
nfter dropping the first gume, 1S-KI. '
If Forrest Is nhlc-to trim Sam Pea
cock lie is riluiost certain to meet his
brother Stunlej in the semifinal round.
Pcncock played his best squash of the
year yesterdii. Tli match was played
early in the afternoon, consequently
mere wns no gallery. J bis wns uninr
tiiuutp, for Pencock's gnuip wns lirll
Maul througliout.
Clarence Hrewster
His oiiiioueut wns I
n oliibmntc from the I
Cierniantown Cricket Club.
Frank White and S. P. Clark drew
n large gallery und gave the squash
funs n tine contest. White was the
winner In four games. Samuels trimmed
II. SI. Willcox nnd Walluce John
son jumped Into the third round by
beating C. S. Clnrk in straight games.
W. F. Harrlty played rather loosely,
losing the third game of bis match with
Watson Slnlone. Harrlty, however,
compelled Slnlone to do lot of run
ning and hud him well fagged out nt the
finish.
The summary :
Sr.CONI) ItOfMl
IVnnmUunla Htuto Himii0i Ituciiuots ('limn-
pluihlp
W. It T Itului. Jr.. .t.'f.'iilp.l C II. Jen
nings, l.i-ii. ir.-n, la-is, is-tii
. W rrarwn ik-fuifil O H Hrlnnnn.
MS. 1.1-11. 1.1-r,
1'orrrnt IVrHn ilffi'ittnl S 1". Itecvf",
ID-IS 1S-M. l.-.-ia. 1.1-h.
S. M. lViu-ock ilcf.'.itiM C'l.ircncc Ilrcw
mr. M-T.M-7. 1.1-la.
W. K. Hnrrltv it. rcat.nl Watnon Mulone,
18-13. IB-Ill, 11-1(1, l.l-li
Frank H. White ili-frnted S. P. Clark.
1.1-13. s-ir.. M-l'.'. 1.1-11'
S Samula .lctontecl II M Wilcox. 13-12.
lft-12, 10-11, 1.1-12.
V. V. JulitiBun defcateJ I-. S Clark. 13-7.
lrf-in, 13-.1.
on Wintry Links
SIcMISLICK
to mention II I Tailor and others Hut
North Hills' team this year Is u problem.
Part of It Is whether Woody Piatt will
play on Its tQnm n'he la also a member of
Whltemarsh which should have a good
chance to qualify for the interclub cham
pionship this enr. more Imisirtmit th.m
tho suburban, and play In which IMutt
should certainly tnko part
You ciin't phi) In both the suburban and
Interclub i xeept from the same club North
Hills la In the suburban but m.o not bs
trong enough in iiuallf) ngnln for the
Interclub. Whltoinarah should be. f)ii the
doubt In both eases rchts tho Indecision of
tho city champion
Ml Kate Ilninun. who plaed for New
York last ei,r In the eastern and sjblfil
on the Orlsi om cup team In the pi i at the
Crick I Club hire will nmsln In Florida
three weeks more. She decld, .1 this her
self whtn she plned tier father. George A,
a n.iss.iu one week for the first ntne, one
week for the aecond und a week for th"
match Miss Iloinan won the first and then
the Inst nine wltli a S'l-font putt. "A fool
bet," gnmltd 1'ji Iloinnn.
- The battered eai h other haiil in eer
(In-eiiH roinmltlci'incn should lit the , round and both were cut an 1 bleeding f r. e
hml of lh" i In inliil ibparitnent at Hhndo ' ly when the flii.il bell rnng In li display
'island State College I a laidy The de- . of fast nml clever Iwxlng. Fr inkle llrndley.
partinent has evolved a fuMIUer vvhlrh will I of the Fourteenth mini. I it Jimmy Mi .
both gruw grass and kill wecls Crab ' c.ibe. of Southwnrk McCa'ie being tired and
glass Is promised Instant doom If, Instead i bleeding In the final rourd In the ojH'n
of using nitrate of soda for the grass, ing bout also of four munds, ' Flukej"
ammonium sulphat- Is used lle'.tor try it I Kaufman had tho better of DuKh Hhuw
nrst though In four tough rounds
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"THE CHARM SCHOOL"
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"MIDSUMMER MADNESS"
r'rnAR COTlfVcCUAU AVENUE
L,tUMl s iabt ln
"THE TESTING BLOCK"
l icri IlVl MAHKKl' HBTWiJi.
LULilJCUIYi r.u I ii Aau iwin
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"THE DEVIL'S PASS KEY"
itiMDn kkont st. . qjK.vnu Al..
lUlVltjU iniiiti ' .Tine Hon on Kr.inliford "U
"For the Soul of Rafael
LEAULK Matin, e Daily
Wll.l.lAM lWVKKMIAM In
"THE SIN THAT WAS HIS"
I.OCUS 1 Mai- i :m. au i;vB(. I1:3U to 11 I
in: Mil, 1. 1.
'MIDSUMMER MADNESS"
i
NIXON
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WEDDING BLUES"
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"THE JUCKLINS"
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BENN
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MATINKK DAILY V
iii i'i.kt in(iin;s'
THE CUP OF FURY"
ni 1 irDinn Ilroad & Huacuhtnn
DLUIIDIiAL-' Conllnuoua, until 11
MAIUON i.vir.s tn
"THE RESTLESS SEX"
EVENING PtBLIO
CONGRESS TAKING A
S START FOR
Connie Will Lend First Install-
mont to Lake Charles
Headquarters
The first Installment of Connie
Mack's baseball forces will depart to
I morrow afternoon for n sunny clime.
On the fi:,'t.r p, in, train for New Or
I leans from North Philadelphia Station,
' Sir, Slack expects to tnkp with him the
, following party: Pitchers F.ckert.
I HoImbnoJi, Kcefc, Hommel nnd Itnrrett,
Catcher Perkins, Conches Hurry Dnvls
! nnd Dan Murphy, Doc Killing, the
trnlner. Tind Hob Schroedcr, the travpl
Ing sprpptary of the club. Sirs. Mnek
nlso will nccompnny her husband.
I Tin- tinrty is' due nt Lake Charles,
the training camp. Sunday nftrrnoon,
and the players will start work the fol
lowing Slondnv moriilne. It Is ex-
P'eil that the party from here will be
ncli und llnrrett. The former is a icu
hnnder from the not distant town of
Cnniden. whllp tin lntter Is a right
handed (linger from Cambridge. Slnss.
Tim new players expected to go di
rect to l.nke Charles are liny, n right
handed pitcher from Oklnhomnj the
snmp stnte in which Perry nnd Nnylor
reside, iiml Slnimv. who while not nt
f.nke Clinrles Inst'snrini: wns with the
Athletics last year nfter the college sea
son closed. He Is a tall left-tinuiler
from the t'nlvprslt.v-of (leorgla.
The main body of Athletic players
will leave bere Friday u week In charge
of Thomas S. Shlbe, vice president of
the club.
Sports Served Short
I.os Angeles Un'rlis closed today for
the sprint automati!!" championship to lo
run on the tis AtiKeles Hp.'eihMiy next Wed
nesday, nine drler.s halng enttr.d. Thny
are Tomtoj Milton. Anton Hnuh-s, Italph De
1'ulma. John A. rhl... Ir.i Vail. Ituecue
Harles. IMdle Miller. Jimmy Murphy und
Ilddle Ilearne.
Chlrnao First outdoor practice for the
L'nlsersltv of Chlcawi baseball team has
shown Coach Frank Merrllli Id that hu has
two cara' tutorlns' 'o accomplish In one
season, lie declared today. Wrapped In
swe.iters. the souad worked out on titag
Field a short time eatcrda.
l'lttsbnrKh Tho L'rilvtraltv
of
Pennsyl-
vanla and Carnegie Ttch hoei.ey teams.
who
ncently plaed a th game here, will meet
again on Monda iu cording to Frank
Itaaren. grudtnite coach ut athletics at
Ttch..
Ol.Tnipln. Windsor A bill establishing a
stnte racing commission and permitting the
usii of parbmutuel betting machines, ap
proved by the stale Senate with a clause
referring It to n, vote of the people, waa up
beforo the House todat,
Del Monte, Calif. The annual gold vase
golf tournament at Pebble lleach. the mid-
I winter feature of the California golf sen-
I son. has been postponed until March tl
and la, one week after the Northern Call
forn'.a championship campctitlons In Han
Franclrco
,' Ann Arbor. Mich. Flft students an-!
swered th tlrst baseball call nt the UmI-
ers tv of Michigan, and a score of others
aro eipected to get Into the practice with
the tifglnntne of the new semester next
week. Coach Derrlll Pratt said today h
wiia highly pleased with the turnout ,.
Cincinnati. I. Pat Dunei.n. left llebler
of the Clnelr.nn'l Natlon.il l-eiiTlle b.inli.ill
club, hus slgnid hi coTitrucl for the coining
season.
firnnrt RapTd. lllcli. Members of th
Cenlrnl H.tteball I,.agu are to meet l
Jackson Sunday, to decide whether nn eight
club circuit shall be organized for the com
Int; season.
Dempsey Wins Hard Bout
Young Jii'I; Ik imiwy difeali.l Charley
O'Dnnnell In four Mclou rounds In the
wind-up at the IIIJou Thiatre last night
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"THE FURNACE"
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STlt l'KT,A1n?":R UAII"Y
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LEDGER - PHILAPELPHIA, THURSDAY,
Tbo Weit Indies Handicap at Ha
vnna this afternoon brings together u
nir bntid of tbree-y6ar-nlds. Krlght I
enrries ton wplcbt nncr should host Vic.
ma teu innics nnnuicnp nt Jia -1
' .Munnx. (Jenernl Sletioc.nl Is Unlit I
weighted xnd may prove n strong con-1
l irnopp,
I ltorscH in othpr rnces In good form
,nre: First, Helen I.uras, (ieorge W,,
Jncobenn ; second, Assign, Justinn III,
SIlss Wright; third, First Consul,1
Stepson, Fleer; fourth. The Mm"
uki Osgood. Iliifnrd: sixth, St Ada,
llohner-n-Ilreenn, John J. Hllcy. '
Monacrr Mult Winn, of trn Krntukv
JneKry I'ltib, urransfil for a pi-rliil Ki-n-lucky
D.rl.y train ile luxo nhll"- In New
irk. The train, which will b rnmpox'cl
',. ?en ,lpePl"tf eoachrs and obnprvntlnn and
"Inlnit earn, will cne New York on noon
nn i I-Vlilay, Msy 0, unit will run to IouIm
Jllle without atoim. arrltlnr nt the Churchill
Mown courve Oefnre noon on Saturday, Ma
., Derby dn, nml returnlnir at S o'clork
that nluht, thin, providing- that lrlually
only one bulni st day will be loat In at
tendlnK Ain,'rlcn'n premier race from thle
ectlon. Tin- train will accommod.ite 400
perminR. Half of the nccommoilatlons al-
ri.ii.li' t...... 1.. . ..-. ... I, ..aB.....i ....
...... .....- ..,. rn I .'l-.'l , .'II livnri mi rii'.tlKI
in tne rand aiaml at the Downa are mad. ,
In connection with the railway tickets i
Sfm from Loulevllle Indicating that ISO
nwrnTi had entered In the Derby nhown
the Rrnat Interest of horsemen In this
tno.onn race A lint of the entries will
te published as soon hh all entries by mall
bearlnir a postmark prior to February 1.1
have been entered bv (he Joikey Club The
Derby, running continuously since 1S7.1 and
for yearn Wore that until Interrupted by
the Wftr, Is cntnlnir more anil more to be a
national fete occasion. Few states In the
t'nlnl. ..III t... a...... -.....(... I .. ,V.la xtmnr'm
runnlnir of the classic
completely, has been 'practicing against
During the thirty-three days of raclns at the strong Hryn Athyn teum for the
the Fair Orounds. New Orleans, there were lnst two nlLflilu Cnni.1. Tl..n n.ir.i.t,rt...1
232 races run. of which lot were won bv " , , t fc.i .' A i ,,!? n"n,ounc'(l
ilrst choices, thirty-nine by wennd choices "lst night that Quaker City will sur
and eluhty-nlne b outsiders. .1. II. liaker prlsp by its showing in the coming two
ii v. names, J. n. Nnsh and u t. in-1 I1M,..
rrey are the owners winning as many as I
eigiu races aeh. T. .Tarvls led the JocKes
with twenty-two winning mounts J. Hob
erts iis vond and J J. Jlooney third.
The Vk-Snr-lten, which Is the Omaha wa
of spelllntr N'bruskr and Is u name llntoid
with amusements and business at the Mia
rourl river city, made famoua by Its proxim
ity to council liiurce. nan announce, mat
a race meeting of eight d.u s Is to bo held
in uioaoa oegmning June o. iney say ine
trnjk Is tn llrst-class (.findltlon. If so. tt
has beMi greatly Improved since Kddle Hick
enbacker tore It up In automobile racing
some e,irs ago.
Former State Grid Star Dies
Washington. 1'a., Feb, 17. Alexander n.
Ora, a former IVnn Htate football captain,
died at his home here today of spinal menin
gitis, dray, who was elected sheriff of
Washington county after his return from
tho world war. where tie hail served ns an
aviator, neer fullv recovered from an at
tack of influenza contracted while serving
his countr Oray was rated as one of the
greatest football plaers ever turned out nt
Penn State He captained and played guard
on the team of into He went tn l'enir
Htate from drove Cltv College. Ho win
thlrty-lx eam of nge
New York Life Insurance
(Incorporated under the laws of the State of New York.)
346 and 318 Broadway, New York, N, Y,
ASSETS
Real Estate $8,407,481.00
Loans on Mortgages 164,796,225.60
Loans on Policies 147,499,247.07
Loans on Collateral 6,665,600.00
Liberty Bonds and Victory Kote3 109,722,115.37
Government, State, County and
Municipal Bonds. . , 141,539,552.50
Hailroad Bonds 343,293,117.30
Miscellaneous Bonds & Stock. . 8,416,460.10
Cash 10,574,203.04
Uncollected and Deferred Pre
miums 13,711,710.24
Interest and Rents due and
accrued 12,087,598.25
Other Assets ; . . . . 51,186.72
Total $966,664,397.19
During 1920 the Company Paid
To Bcnefifiurics $35,453,758.67
To LiviriR Policy-Holtlers .... 79,395,838.63
Total Policy Payments ..... $114,849,597.30
Dividends amounting to
$37,446,654.87
were authorized by the Directors and will be paid in 1921.
Over 200,000 new members (including former policy-holders who increased their
membership) joined the. Company in 1920 representing a total new business of
I The largest new membership in the history of tlie Company. The New York Life
Insurance Company is what its -name implies, A LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. It
transacts no other form of: insurance. Its policies furnish the broadest coverage and provide
l For payment of face amount upon due proof of death.
For payment of double tho face amount in event of Accidental death.
For life income to tho insured who becomes totally and permanently
disabled.
There is a great opportunity in this Company for energetic, educated young men
who desire to enter our business as a life work. For Full particulars address either the
Home Office of the Company or one of its Branch Offices.
LAWRENCE F. ABBOTT
ALFRED L. AIKEN
JOHN E. ANDRUS
CORNELIUS N. BLISS. Jr.
NICHOLAS MURRAY BUTLER
GEORGE B. CORTELYOU
JOHN H. FINLEY
DAVID R. FRANCIS
HAND IN ADVERTISING
I
SI.
"HoiTIO
Eddie Hill Will Lead
Brews" Against New
York Hockeyists
Nicholas
Qnnkee Clt.r
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ItcfetrfN John nltlne
lite period.
Tlirre Hftrrn-inln-
Quaker City hopes to move one step
nearer first plnec In the FnltPd Stnfps
Atnntpur Hockey Association chnmplon-
, , ,
snip race when the result of tonight s
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ts....iv uAiiiiink ni, .-writnins h nnnounceci.
This Is thp gntno scheduled for last
Thursdny night, which was protested
on nccount of the Illness of Hill nnd
Dcxtor.
Following this game. Quaker City will
direct its attention upon the big clush
with Hnstrm A A t tt... f.n tnnn
Quaker City, now playing In better
form since
the invalids have
ive recovered '
ciinies.
Slannger Jnrk Huhn hns received a
number of requests for games ngalnst
Canadian hockey teams. Action on
these will be taken soon.
Spencer Signs With Giants
New ork.
Feb. 17. --Vernon Hin-necr.
came to the N'ew V.irU
I nldir. who
out-Na-sent
lions last year In an exchange ihat
nnn Knurr temporarily to Toronto
' .ki.u.t tiiiim, it, ,i ,i, i orooio. na.i
ha
signet u lii2t isintract. Tho Olant's wt..
tsry reported probable recall of Unite Itlch
bourg. the University of Florida stnr in.
tli Ider, who performed well In the minors
sne farmed bv tho (Hants In 1IHS Hill
t.amar, who worked as a pinch hitter for
the Dodgers In 1020. has sent his slgne.t con
tract to the Hrooklyn management
Phils May Get Herzog
New York, Feb. 17 Charlie Herzog will
sign tn help Wild Hill Donovan In the lui'i
race If Newark doea not land a place In the
International l,esgue, according to a report
here. Dhc Drlscnll. who Is trlng to buy
the Akron franchise for Newark, wants
llirrog tn inanngo the club and the I'hlin
delphln Nationals also hae made htm an
attractive offer
DARWIN P. KINCSLEY, President
QUAKER CI
YAND
NICKS TONIGHT
Balance Sheet, January
Total
$693,979,400.00
Board of Directors
A. BARTON HEPBURN
MYRON T. HERRICK
GRANGER A. HOLLISTER
ALBA B. JOHNSON
WILLARD V. KING
DARWIN P. KINGSLEY
RICHARD I. MANNING
JOHN G. MILBURN
GERRISH H. MILLIKEN
FEBRUARY 17, 1921
CAMDEN CITY EXPECTS
BIG SEASON AT HOMEI
Nell Dleghan, Skeeter Guard, Among
Star Baseball Players Signed
The Camden City baseball team,
' after being piloted on the road by
(Seorge Yost for the past three years,
bns finally secured home grounds nnd
big doings are expected across the
Oelawure rier as a result.
Yost has severnl stars already under
contract, including Wntsoti, a pitcher,
i formerly of the Southern Lengue, and
Nell Delglmii, the Cnniden Fastern
I l-engue lmKetball guard, who is rnted
nH "n,, of lll(-' "ett catchers In this
, vicinity.
i Delclinn hwl on r.iinoftntiltv tr t.
Louisllle this season with Joe Stc
Carthy and his friends say he has the
earmarks of a big leaguer, but Neil
cannot leave Camden. Another big
feature arranged by Slannger Y'ost Is
the transfer of Wednesday games by the
Hllldnle Club. The Darby champions
this vensnn are members of the ('tilted
Colored Association.
ran
who tourney to Cnmden tn se..
these miilweek contests will have the
privilege of seeing the best colored teams
in America In action. There is also
special interest being pnld to thp dny
light saving Inw, which Is expected to
be enacted in Camden, which will mnku
twilight ball possible nt the new Cam-
lc" !,ar
k.
WILSON CANCELS BOUTS
World's Champion Middleweight Re-i
turns East for Nose Treatment I
Iloston, Mn.s.s., Feb. 17. According I
of advices in local fistic circles. Johnny I
llsoii. world's clininplon inidillewclght.
mis iieen ouiigeii to cancel all engage
ments for his western liorlni? trln nnd
return Fast for further treatment of his,
nose.
Whether said nose was put out of
commission in thp champion's recent
battle with N'nvv Itoutnti ni lCo.ifit.lin '
: l. r '. --........, ..v .....
' nr during Wilsons trnluing stunt is
tint ,nuni..un.i . ...t tt I... i ,i.
..ww mrviuini, uui n M'rius) uvllll'IJl Willi
something is the matter with it and
that the champion will do no more fight- '
Ing until It is right.
Thp original injury, it Is understood. ,
occiircd shortly nfter his meeting with ,
SI Ike O'Dowd, when one of Wilson's
spurring partners uccidently bumped the
nose with his bend.
Shotton to Lead Cards
St. Ixiuls, Feb. 17. Ilert Shotton, out
fielder, has algned a 11121 contract with the
ft. l.ouls .Nationals. It was announced he ,
would act aa Held ciptaln of the team
G
o.
1, 1921
LIABILITIES
Policy Reserve $769,017,764.00
Other Policy Liabilities 26,562,728.77
Premiums, Interest & Rentals
prepaid 4,233,320.03
Taxes, Salaries, Rentals, Accounts,-etc
7,270,905.89
Additional Reserves 6,733,983.67
Dividends payable in 1921 37,446,654.87
Reserve for Deferred Dividends . 76,176,646.00
Reserves, special or surplus
funds not included above. . . . 49,232,393.96
$966,664,397.19
FRANK PRESBREY
JOHN J. PULLEYN
FLEMING II. REVELL
GEORGE M. REYNOLDS
ELBRIDGE G. SNOW
HIRAM R. STEELE
OSCAR S. STRAUS
S.'DAVIES WARFIELD
BIG LEAGUE BASEBALLx
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Rod and Blue Sweeps Columbia
Off Its Feet in Closing
Minutes of Game
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In u gnmo thnt was despernteU
fought through iory minute of piny
und in wliiib iho result ns in doubt
until tin- final wbNtl.. blow, the Penn
basketball team trliimidied oer the Co
lumbia live In-t night in the struggle
for leadership in the Intercnlleginte
I.engue. Tin- game was played in New
York and the final s-orc was 1! to Is.
nod I ho contest was just us close as the
figures Indicate.
As ii result there was s(,tni shifting in
the standing of the trtimi. Penn became
tho undisputed loader, with three games
won and olio Int, bile Columbin.
whi'di had boon tied with Penn for first
place, dropped int,, tbird position in
a three-onmoroil tie with Cornel! and
Princeton. Iiniimuutli moving up to
second place
As tin- battle wii- to determine the
holder of fil-t il.oe, the undeigrnd
ttntes at Culi.iiilnn turned out in force
and the gmii ii ! i wn- inu'ked with
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NEW SPRING STYLES
AT 1913 PRICES
The reason we can and do sell our clothes for much
less than retail stores ask is because we make every gar
ment wc sell. All our (foods are bought direct from the
mill.", thereby saving the Commission man's profit. We
cut, make and sell them right here on our factory floor.
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That's Why We Can and Do Save You
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lH'ie and White eiitlmsinsts They wit
nessed one of tlie best games plnypil
in the lengue this senson It wns nlfi t
and tuck nil the way. and was particu
larly hard fought through the second
period.
Columbia had no excuse, as the UltlQ.
nnd White wns In front at three dlf
'crent occasions during the second hnlt,
hiivlng u bad of three points nt onn
time The Penn plnyers made u rally
right nt tho end, which gnyc them the
pidnts needed for victory.
Columbia might luivc emerged wln
tier, however, Iiml it not been for tho
failures ( Johnson in the first period,
when, witli Iho chances for goitls from,
foul, bo made but one, Columbin here,
lost wbnt later provid to be its best'
chance to run up the score.
There wns not n goal made from tht
field during (lie first fourteen inlnuteJ
of play, and then Voegelin, of Penn,
broke the lec with a pretty toss. Ty
nan followed with n gonl from the field
and at the close of the first hnlf the
score was N to .'I 111 fnvor of Penn.
Tho Columbin players made it mucji ,
better showing In the second half, fop
n few minutes they ncnrly swept Penn
1 off its fert nnd took the lend with 10'
points to 11.' IVnn tied again, nnd It
I was a seesaw mntcli, with both tciirna.
piny ing brilllnntly . Coluinbln's fivo"
'showed remarkable speed and added tJi
1 tin' score until the count was 10 to 12
in its favor.
Then came tlie rush that swept tho
lied and Ulue to victory SlcNIchol
made good on several chances at goal"
from foul und finnlly brought Penn to
even terms with her rival. Three scn
sational pli.ys figured in the rally nnd,
nfter Penn had crept Into a lead of u
single point (frnves shot a goal from a
dlfhcult point
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