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IShoW Up Like Real-Ball Club Awa From Home, While Phils Come Back All Shattered
r . , , i " " " " I i nnilAI I flTlfifi I victorious. Wo hnvo What I think Is
!-;.n,mirinn u a ivrnt, a mm tow rvn nvusoavrv.n a npmTJTTKn ARENA. NEARING COMPLETION A V VH A !5ia 'SI ., K SIS
atWWODUIlI tfrtUO
DEM1NG IN FINAL
Eronlmink Golfer Ono Up on
I whitemarsh Mayor Tor
Local Championship
rLAY THIRTY-SIX HOLES
nv SANDY McNIBLICK
6 t Ti.u-ltnlHirv. Aronlminu, was 1
Paul Tcwlnurj. '. ,vhltcmnrghi
p ,i, Wan the Inst eighteen holes
' JkSr thfrty-slx hole final match for
ffhnmnlonriilD of Philadelphia
over the WhUcmniBli links this niter-
TlThero are their raids for .hl morn
Irt round of eighteen holes:
(ft1..::: 1 n
PANORAMIC VIEW OF DEMPSEY-CARPENTIER ARENA, NEARING COMPLETION
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Foot .- i
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s 4 3 4
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r. 'n
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441
0 38r-70
3 1
n 30-
-so
On'thc Aral hold Tewksbury topped
:un,.l" n.l eot In n drnin on his
tJSond shot and lost the hole. Oil the
f SSnntl Dcmlnc lost by topping bis drive.
EKS2- nn the third when Tcwks.
iClii.ufc ..--- .
'.. rMirh tiplthcr nlnyer vns on
tnarroen. hnt Demtnc took three putt?
i-j'ffJt. This made tho match .all
Munre. Dcmlnc wns out of bounds on
K flftli hole, but panic n lone putt on
he 5xi "or bird 3. They halved tho
seventh In one over par. the Hrst hole
to be halved going out.
Demlng took three putts on the
.1.1..I. Towkiihtirv wbh In the rough
'"!? li.' rnpnml shot, but nlnvcd one of
on uio "-.-" .- ,.,,- I. i.
th? Ptt estwow o ,.p uw "..-
k nits lllll III'IIII lit I. Hi; IIW i vii van
i-t. 'rwl.sluirv cot In n trnn on his
.drlve and lost, ami im w wuu nuui.
a'. nn the eleventh hole Demlne over-
, played the ereens utiti lewKsoury k.-hik
i. ni..n mitt mid was 1 ill). They halved
41 . . . rt , t 1
jthetwclftli in lives nnu oorn mnue roup
-iputti) dend to the cup. The thirteenth
Uar halved In tours, -v
, On the toiirtcenin iowkhuiii'.v topped
.lii drive Into n ditch nnd had to nick
" . t l. -.1 ..1 4 TTI..
lip lie pinjtii inn finjium piiun. ii in
lOUNIl whs iiici'iy tin nnu in-' iiiriiuL-u
putt was dend to the hole. Denilsg had
two putts but failed to concede Tcwks-
bury putt nnd knocked Tewksuury s
bsll into tnu noie miicii pave n nan in
five.
On the fifteenth Tewkibury wns ou
the crccii. but thej halved In four. On
Th( ulinrt Hixteeth Tewksbury was over
jg'the (jreen on tup of tho ridge with his
H drlrc while Dcining wns ten feet from
1 - - I
ALL-SCHOLASTICS
TO PLAY BATTIN
'
Johnny Kaufman, Gormantown
Twirling Ace, to Oppose N.J.
Champions at Elizabeth
BARRETT TO LEAD LOCALS
tho best fielding tenin I hnvo over" sieit
In school ranks. Our hitting mensurW
up to our fielding nnd if our puchera
hhow form we should win."
KI)CATWS...
Central News
This structure Is bclnc put up on Doyle's Thirty Acres at Jersey City, where Georges Carpcntler will iiinho nn effort to dethrone J.irli Dcmpoey as heavyweight champion of the world on
tho afternoon of July 2
An All-Krholnstlr baseball tram
composed of Philadelphia schoolboys,
left for niizabcth, N. J., this morning
o piny the llnttin High School, chnmp
of New .!crf.cy nnd New York (it. thN
nfternoon nt 4 o'clock. Ten pln.Mvs, ;
the best in scholastic circles. Y niter-
o
llnlh Hnm
PEIRCE SCHOOL
o'bubiness
ADMrniSTRATION
Summer Course for Tcachcn
'ir tpnrhm who iltlre to pro
mir"1 lo tecli commrcll nubji-cl'
in Publlo or PrlVHto School. Vrl c
1 hool ihb orrmnil nrtvnno i
ourr which Intensively Irmlnii
in ihe Pnlrc rrntlcnl mthod tlmt
miin nn much In Actual busltieaa
"xlay
Hummer Prhoot Opetn July nth
Write for niltli Year Hook
I'lne fit W et of Ilrnml
DSSff
3H
DELAWARE TITLES
AT STAKE TODAY
Johnson vs. Mathey for Tonnia
Title; Johnson and Pear
son Doubles Defenders
MIXED DOUBLES ALSO
. MILLER TOPS PHILS;
WITT LEADS MA CKLETS
Veteran Infielder Has .344 Average Seven Phils in
Select Class Five A's Batting Over .300 Heilman
and Hornsby Head Respective Leagues
a
(lie cup. Towksbury putted about thirty
7 feet down hill nnd sank it for a bird
two. Doming then brought n hurst of
applause by holing his putt for n bird.
On the seventeenth Tewksbury laid
Dmlnsr n half stymie nsd Demlne fnllcd
tO concede the putt once once. They
haired in live. Hoth nnu poor drives
for the eighteenth snd on their third
shot Tewksbury was under the hedge
'. Kiek nf th( crcens. while Ucininir wnrt
ji In n trap. They halved in six.
I
Scraps About Scrappers
Younir .Tnck OTlrien ninns to apt Intn
the limeglare as a contender for Johnny
,Wilson's middleweight crown next fall,
and it is his intention To box himself
B months so that he will be on edge when
lithe regular 1021-22 cnmpnTirn gets
1 lindllH !( taah T ..A...1 t.T.. - .
i uiiuci iiu,,, ,iui, jr., siuriru ins career
vhen n featherweight, still In his teens,
and a number of critics believed that
the brother of I'hllndelphin .Tnwn was
piislied along entirely too fast. Young
O'Brien has been trnining diligently for
1 several weeks and ho Is prepared for his
first bout In several months. Jack Ih
whrdulcd to go the distance on Monday
nfcht when he pairs off with Dannv
, Itrgusoii, recently discharged from the
javy, In a fifteen-rounder ut West
Aianayunk.
JVIIlm nrltt Is noaotlatlnit for a match
Mlen Jimmy rrMr. of South Phllly. nnd
15fm!.n Ihnny Wllron In lloston. Frier
wt Wilton twice, bofora Johnny won tho
title. , HoMon promoter mid or.o In I'lttv
JWi are afttr a Krjer-WIlaon lout naya
ntt.
.-I0!!!11" Llfnr-v he Is not vorrltur
anymore about meotlnir Martin Juilce afler
l dlile victory last week. Joo Conroy.
...Vyt.manasei". now Is dlckerlnc for a
mwo between Tomnmao an! Johnny Dundoe.
riLan.opn'alr contest here next morth.
uwry ! rentlnit In the mountains for a few
with Nick de Konsc.
,.'idi"t Al IVninrr has taken a bunita-
trZf, A''antio city, dlrectlv across the road
"em Jack Dcmpser camp, and the Little
J;.Vi,- ..orl,e plan" t0 (1 "' tralnlni: thero
viZ.' t.h "ummar. Wagner has Ilrowrtio.
Plug and Curley with him.
JuFii h!atJ,u,t ''"J1"! Ital'r! W'H nnih h
tiin'.'.0' hl" Jrn'n'ng todav In prepara
th?i r M.i ""tch with Darbv Caspar at
i
irranrin,, ti.b.
i-j.ii. iV.i - r." -,.Ti,."v:iv... "
n.JIL Moor,5 va. . Vounr Sherlock and Al
Oordon s. Franklc Willis.
Tty SPICK IIALTi
Wllminctnn. Del., .Tune 2.". Kvery-
thing points to another Philadelphia
victory this afternoon In the challenge
round of the Delaware Lawn Tennis
Tournament. AVnllncc F. Johnson, who
won tho fiunls yesterday from Stanley
Pearson, his doubles partner, will meet
Dean Mathey, of New York. Last year
there wns no challenge round because
the holder. Bill Tilden. was absent, so
the title went to Mathey when lie de
feated Johnson in the finals.
.InhiiMin has been going better this
Mar than ever. His real form was shown
when he trimmed lehivn KumngiiP, firt
singles plajcr for New York In the
Church Cup matches nt the Merlon
Cricket Club. Mnthey wns in tho meet
nlso, nnd had some trouble benting
Cnrl Fischer, so thnt if those matches
can be taken ns n basis for comparison,
Johnson certainly should win his match
this nfternoon nnd add Delnwnre to bis
Philadelphia nnd Pennsylvania titles.
Johnson's victory over Pearson yes
terday was just nbout the some ns the
irntch nt Merion Inst week In the Penn
sylvania finals, except Hint three out of
five sts were played cstcrday. The
score was 0-4. ft-2. O-IJ.
Johnson and Pearson will piny Mathey
and Joe Werner in the chnllcnge round
of the doubles this nfternoon, after the
singles. Werner is n Princeton player
nnd Mathey was on the Tiger team in his
college dnys. Werner and iUatncy put
up a good exhibition yesterday when
they won the final round from Ted
Edwards, Merion. nnd Alex Thnyer,
Philadelphia Cricket Club. The score
was fl-1, 0-0. 0-2. Mnthey wns very
tendy, nnd he wns ably nsMstcd by
Werner, who played some brilliant ten
nis, both nt the net and in the back
court. In the mixed doubles this nfternoon
Mrs. Mnrion Zinderstein Jessup and
Stanley Pearson will meet Miss Molly
Thayer and Alex Thayer. Yesterday the
Thayers won their semi-finals match
from Mrs. Oodfivy and Wallace John
son. 0-1, 0-3.
Bcforo all of these events yesterday
Mrs. Jessup retained her singles title
by beating Miss Molly Thayer in
straight sctn, 0-t.
Mrs. Jessup's play was exceedingly
nccurntc and her superior net play was
the deciding factor In the conflict. Miss
Thayer's driving was good, but she wns
not able to puss Mrs. Jessup consist
ently, the result being that last year's
national runner-up cut off her oppo
nent's shots for many clean placements.
Both Mrs. Jessup and Miss Thayer
served well, although the former nail
rvnsidernbly mort pnee to her delivery
nnd placed h r serves somewhat better
than Miss Thujer.
ROGERS HORNSBY, the demon
slugger of the Cards, is blazing tho
trail in the Nntlonnl with an nvcrago
ot .410. The mark Is three points bet
ter thnn ho had In last week's stand
ing. McIIcnry is slugging tho ball at a
.JlOo rate.
.Tnck Miller, whose days were said to
be numbered In the baseball world many
moons ago, contlnuex to set the pace
for the Phillies. "Old Ironsides" Is
smacking the official ball for the grand
mark of .H4, ten points less than his
figures showed Inst week. Delaware
Bctts Iins a .400 average but ns he has
Elaycd in but fourteen-games he cannot
e considered tho leader.
Bruggy. Mcusel. Stengel. illinms
nnd Ralph Miller arc the other Dono
vanites in the nelcct class.
Causey leads the local twiners with
three victories and two defeats.
HARRY HEILMAN, ono of Tyrus
Raymond Cobb's luminaries, con
tinues to lead the junior circuit. The
Tiger outer gnrdener Is smiting tho
pellet for the grand nvcrago of ,414,
During the lust week Harry suffered a
lnpso in his strenuous batting, dropping
17 points. Trls Speaker, who is after
Ilcilniun's bcnlp for tho leadership, ulso
suffered n loss during the last week, 11
points being tnken off his average.
Bob Hasty, one of Connie Mnck's
hopefuls, ndded 88 points to his nvcrago
during the week, and now leads his
teammates with an nvcrago of .400.
Whitey Witt, the real leader of tho
A's, dropped Vi points during the last
seven dnys, nnd is now clouting the ball
for n .342 total. Moore, Welch nnd Juy
Wnlker are the other three hundred bat
ters on the A's.
National League Batting,
Player Club O. AH. IX. JI. Hit SII P.C
t'atterson. N. T 17 17 2 n
Jones, Phi .... 12 I 0 3
Scott, nos ... 17 S2 (1 11
Twombly, Chi. 84 7S 13 34
Hornsby. Bt. I, BS 227 47 (1,1
Chrletcnbnry. K IS 37 R 11
Bett. Phil ....! n 0 3
0 o
0 n
0 O
1 0
7 S
O 1
0 0
1
.' I
n 4
s n
n
Nicholson, Hoi. 3B 112 20 48
SIcIIenry. St. I... BS 223 30 S4
Mann. St. I..... 3S no 20 41 n
Founder. St. I,. M 20S 4S 77 S
Youris N V. .. 40 137 30 Ml 2
Cruise. Iloi.... 31 OS. 1(1 30 4
rtousch. Cln... 30 t.li is r,2 o 7
Johnston. Ilkln. 112 J.TS 4R S0 2 l
Maranvllle.Pitta !M 224 47 7h 1 l
Orlmes, Chi.... Ml 213 40 74 2 II
llroaslcr. Cln... 4(1 1B0 in Ii2 1 2
Klllefer. Chi... 14 40 n 7 0 0
Tlorney. Ittts.. B8 221 20 70,2 4
J Miller, Phil.. 40 180 27 IU O S
Sullivan. Chi... JH 182 in 45 S 3
Jlargrave, C'n.. 37 103 11 83 7 1
llnirrr. Phil... 40 187 10 40 8 B
Meusei, Phil... 57 287 44 70 11 4
Harbor. Cht. . . 4B 102 20 B 0 1
Oaston. N. Y... 13 12 1 4 0 0
Southworth.Hos 68 280 40 70 2 11
Cutshaw. Pitta: 4S 100
mock. st. u... nn 221
T, i. .ivtn,h atr,eft Arena on Monday nluht
ii n ' . e ?,n elBht-rounder. tIk sunl wll
RL.'0'.1.. JJusseil M!. dun Franchottl. Pre
lima:
SB ?&n JHa!" J1" boit n the semi
if vri0.?.9 O'Brlen-Forguson nfteen-rounder
SSJ;.!1. P'yunk Monday night. Hodirers4
tft rm,nLwU1..,bS "acy Dugan. Another
KW" will be between Harry Smith and
ffin. .Y"f2n .'B 'our-rourrt opener will
Mocfoak I,B ala,,1 ana Jonnnr
Boots and Saddle
The Ten Broeclt Handicap. .$5000
nraws together n high-clnss field at
Utonla today, of which Rangoon np
pearn the best. Unelo Velo and Fire
bjand should be tho chief contenders.
Horses well placed In other races are:
iirst George Starr. Ruby. Clinton
llle; kccond Bill nnd Coo. Bluo Deep.
o.,",.","! l"lr Klngnsher, Rnpld
Htrlde, Nordeck : fourth William Oldt.
. 1lwa,rj' I',ul. Comedle D'Amour;
Mxtn-Mnb, AVave. Wadsworths Last;
unth Imiulry, Dimples, Ben Valet.
At Annnilnf lu..n.,.nnni '-...
T. -"("v,.... l'u rm unit, Mllias
if 'iMierbole; second -Elmer John-
:'.,," ,U11' Hpa Kl'ot: third Big
"fait. I loomster. Littl., Chief: fouith
r-AiidneiouH, (Jhidlntor, John P.
liilri fith" ,,ir," Mi'tiee. Devil Dog,
M7poLt.! txtU a'eii Buttons, Joan
arlc, Sister Flo.
U?k0col!lThi,.,h': 'L p- Whitney nroom-
!i3lni VnnlS. 1Yo,rk '?" week.sjvas the
llroonisniVn n?y'wl,!nl,!B ll0", "' 'ue yeir.
nanilKK, ibywnnl'e the Preakness id
H10 iSD'"K,"UUfky. had annexed SV -SCO
."' yourself M eonil. with 40
n uniifrmtr! tl,ln1, bUt W,U rac ""
Binglcs and Bungles
..William,
v,'. to
autumn,
WtoUneT'flIdr.,'V nur "bowed an enlarged
fc on thi S,V .raco Thursday, and will
Ilrna tiAru. in u. t,
lllla ft. ... "Ill " IllrtCU
or Tn ,:., ""?. 15" iaionu season is
ii.!:-'0 "' until Kentucky rnr.lnir in the
the-sheif' p-r"a VhTle?
?Sl.,A'nn!l..'H P.'
lr-old wn. iT.. "'Wv.inn cracK tnree
'W bounht IBl.mn,,Sn' ,'." j0'nl Mrl
PMlsn for K. n
"y bounlii i.ii" imn,fin- ,wen Colonel Jin
riwi...VT,ll...,'r In Rnvland Ureamv a
I. !"! Nam.? L1 '"u'!' ,."'! ot WI,I,B wl"
la Iht ATaCba;aB,?ank,,!ruJery at 3aratSa
Yale Board Indorses Cantnln Hord
It nt has h.ri I: CV June 25 Announce
I "ty board lfn mail, that the Yale Unlver
t' IU ?r.1 of athlete control tin. Indorsed
Wrsfiy crVw i Ca.Vill ord. of the Yale
T'lnullon nf An "l?. controversy qVer the
niXm,'W Of Qliy N ckal. a Vl rnnlnr
Mlckalla was read to the board.
Detrolt'i 12-to-0 victory of the Ilrowns wna
the most one-sliled hhutnut of the Amer run
1iiEH wiison thus fir ?ne TlvrrH held
tho pretlotia reiord. 0 to 0. also tnuile nualnet
the Ilrowns, Ty Cohh took a day off.
The onti redcrmino feature 0 tno Phils'
play again the fliants v.a& the work of the
infltld. Johnny Knittings ntirt Trenton Park
inson vlaved verttct ball in the Held with
nineteen ciaitcrs tuecteifullu handled. In
combination ii'itft first Haieman l.ee, the
vair engineered three speedy double plays.
An elghth-lnnlna- rail v. In which four runs
were scored on n triple, double and three
slnzles enabled the fVst Hying; Urana lo
liumii rirooklMi. 7 to 0 Joe Oeschgcr. the
former Phil, was the winning pitcher
Mnlh came Ihrouth with one nf his best
rnnieH nf the season when he handed the
C'hlrnao clmi i 1-tn'l reierae. lie alloivwl
seven hit, hut tils cffectUeness. In the pinches
liroird too much for tho Cileusonltes.
Mallei)', a star soiaral years ngo In the
American I eacue nnd now a member of the
Cards, twirled his nrt game In the National
Iv'uKue and wa8 forced to accept defeat
when he wild pitched a Plrato runner home
in tho tenth
4foltrr H'olr. the star hoatttvaw of the
Lebanon Volley Colteoe. team, is the mys
terious lefthander stoned by Connie Mark.
Wolfe is iioiu ti'lf'i the MaeKmeu, according
to revort from lloston. lie may start noalnst
the lied Sor beore thcscrlcs ends.
Debonair Irry Doyle, the former Giant,
him patched up his differences with the Tor
nmo nianacement In tho inlnrnailonnl nnd
has returned to tho task of managing the
team.
Malssl. Chi.... 3K 138 22
Hoeckel, Uos .. BS 22S 44
llrown, N. Y... 37 SO 12
Cnrcy l'ltts B7 210 13
Schmandt, llkln. 11 3t 4
Ilarbaro, Dos... B4 24:. 32
Deal. Chi 32 IIS 111
Stengel, l'MI. . 22 SO 7
Martin. Chi.. . 17 2S 1
Vlll'.utms. Phil. R7 2S2 27
Frlsch. N Y... 00 230 47
Schmidt. Pitta.. Bl 183 10
Fllllnalm. Dos.. 18 33 4
fichultz. St. I... 4B ISO 20
Snyder. N. Y... 41 112 12
Whltted. Pitts . B3 208 84
Bancroft. N. Y. 00 383 40
Kelly N. Y . . 00 237 88
It. Miller. Phil. 87 13 J
Flack. Chi. .. 41 179
Kellebor. Chi. 3ii 8
WrlghtktoniM'li. S7 1 Zi
Wheat, llkln . 02 2 IS 3U
Smith. f. 1. 3S 124 20
I.uaue Cln . . IS 47 .1
IMrMnron.l'htl 7 III 0
Crimes, llkln . '2 37 2
Orlfflth. llkln.. S I 1 s 24
Hollocher. Chi . SS 284 28
Holme. Cln. 00 238 33
itauiingK rwi. 4 22s in
Peters. Phil . . 0 47 I
Wlieat. Phil. . 10 27
King. rhll... . 12
lluhhell. IMill. J4 24
Smith. Will. .. 17, 31
Kt-rnnn. Will. 1 "
l,ee. Phil ... . JH 12(1
Mllouririiii.l'hll 10 47
Meudows. I'll II. It -2
llaumx're. Phil. 21 2o
40 70
20 AS
8S 73
I.-.
0 3
74 0 10
20 O 1
70 S
110 0
711 0 n
:ih o 11
18 0 1
1) o o
71 n 3
70 2 IS
SS 0 7
11 2
47 a
as 2
OS 3
72 1
73 0
in 40 2
20 54 4
5 23 o
Si no n
au 73 :i
20 37 2
3 11 n
0 27 0 0
2 II 0 0
50 S 2
00 0 3
711 2 12
03 O 3
12 0 O
5 0 0
0 0 0
3 0 0
2 0 0
.820
.000
.438
.430
.410
.401
.400
.3SI
.377
.373
370
300
.307
.333
.349
.348
.347
.347
.347
.344
.344
.841
.840
.330
.833
.3.13
.333
.:i3i
O 10 .831
0 4 .820
.320
,325
.323
,8-M
.324
.322
.322
.321
.321
,ZiO
.318
.817
.813
.313
.313
.312
.300
308
.801
.301
.301
.200
2US
20S
.'J'lS
.297
207
.2110
.205
.201
.283
.265
.ISA
.171
.12S
.005
American League Batting
31
Plaer Club O
Sheelmn. N. Y . II
HaVIS, St. Li.. 14 SI
Hums. Cleve... 30 87
Hush. Ho 13 24
Itellmann. Det. f.o 2M
Courtney, YVeh. IS 22
Speaker. Cleve. 52 lot
Hasty. Alb 17 20
Cobb Dpt 03 205
Sutherland, Det. 17 28
Wood. Cleo.. .. 10 57
Severeld. St. I.. 35 10S
Itulh. N Y.. .. O'l 222
Sisler. St. I,... 52 217
llodcn. Ch! 11 II
Wllllnms. Bt. I.. 57 221
Jones, llos 17 45
Collins, St. I... 20 3t
Jones. Det .... 50 223
Kvans. Clete... 22 05
Collins. Chi 53 2IMI
Oharrlty. Wash. 01 201'
Witt. Ath 69 243
Voach Det (10 242
Flagatead Det.. 28 01
Steph'on. Cleve. 51 170
Johnston. Clevo. 40 170
Hlce, Wash.... 00 271
Wambsg's. Civ.. 17 01
Johnson. Wash. 17 42
Sargent, Det... 18 34 2
Moore, Ath . . 12 27 5
Dallas. Det ... 12 30 I
Tobln. St. I.... ! 200 01
Hluu. Dot ... 54 230 43
O'Neill. Clee... 41 13(1 21
Powell. Clee. . Ill 241 37
ni!erbo,Wn..S.l.. 23 (II 8
Judffo Wash... (15 203 37
Vtelch Ath.. .. 05 178 28
Pratt. Bos 53 200 35
Hooper. Chi.... 57 217 37
Shorten. Det .. 3547 0
Foster. Bos 20 00 7
Ward, N. Y 03 230 23
Strunk. Chi.... 43 142
Menosky, Bos . . 57 2011
iiassler. Det... is 180
Utile. Clove.. .. 20 57
AH It It. HK.SB. P.C.
8 3 3 O O .025
3 7 0 0
21 88 I) 3
4 10 0 0
50 101 8 1
3 0 0 0
50 81 3 1
1 son
07 105 0 0
I 11 0 II
10 22 0 0
2J, 03 1 2
(III S'l 21 I
50 81 I 10
1 t II (I
45 711 10 II
I
0
3
JACK DEMPSEY FLEES
FROM PROCESS SERVER
Champion Puts Gate Between Him
self and Shore Court Officer
AlliUitlc City, N. ,I Juno 23. Pre
cipitate flight nlonc saved Jack Dcmp
sey, heavyweight champion pugilist,
from Inking the count here lust night,
his opponent in the fray being D.ivld
Brown, 11 process server attached to the
district court.
Brown, a diminutive individual, put
the stalwart champion to flight in the
second round of n bout which hud Its In
ception in the court
Brown had wuiteti several hours to
see the champion and when Dempsey
approached the entrance to the national
.stadium gi minds, the court ofllclul
walked up tn the giant uud proceeded to
Inform him that lie held 11 numinous for
Dempsey to uppcttr in court next Wed
nesday. Dempsey looked dubiously nt
Brown, then smiled, oiniply suld""line"
nnd then, turning quickly on his heel,
bolted for the gnte. As he passed the
guardian of the stadium portals Jack
yelled, "Don t let Unit man in."
Denied admltsion, Brown had no
other alternative than to return to the
500 ATHLETES IN
VIGTRIX SPORTS1
Y. M. C. A.. Field
CUPS UP FOR WINNERS
High's star twirlcr. will serve them
up to the Jersey sticksmlths this after
noon. The Cliveden twirler hns r
wonderful record this 3 ear. He started
In eighteen contests and finished in a
hut one, being knocked out of the box
hi Centrnl High. His teammates saved
his record by batting out 11 victory In
the late Innings. Collnrd. Kaufman's
I buttery innte. will do the receiving for
the scholastics. Musso. tho Central
Scholastic Medley Relay Is Fea- nigh pitrhcr. win be hold in reserve
1 dene Barrett, captain of the Cliveden
ture 011 Proeram at P. R.R. nine, will net In the same cnpncltj
I 1 inn ii t 1 -1 aji.M jii iiia j;iii( ri ii;un unci 1
1 O'Brien, of Catholic High, will pln
I first, with Huffier, of Oermantown, nnd
I tjulnn, of the same school, performing
nt short and third respectively.
The outfield will have three of the
be-t fly -chasers In high and prep
schools. Carbaeli. of (Jermnntown
innjer. conch nf the Ccrmnntown High J3A1KT1:CS4. , iA ' ' '"I
School, scholastic title-holder of this "wi.TfStheSaiaDllOryOlj
city, ninl Alexander I). Rosen, formerly UYZ-rfrXrT Ty,..OL IN- LlCL II
of Central High School, who Is ncliii;: t-.lAAi2.fjrXi JayJUIuunilUl uyiUUI
In the enpneity of manager, made up , tfj
Hie paity. I J
Johnny Kaiifmnn. Cfcrmnutowii , Lmi
PREPARES TOR OUSINESS
POSITIONS FOR GRADUATES
gQOWAi.Nirr.vr. riin.A.,tA.
Mnny local stars competed in the
sixth annual track nnd field meet of the
Vlctrix Catholic Club on the P. R. R.
Y. M. C. A. athletic Held. Porti -fourth
street nnd Pnrkslde avenue, this after
noon. Fove hundred athletes were en
tered In thu various events, 21(1 being
listed in individual events.
Silver cups were presented lo the
first three men in each event, and to
each man on Hi teenms finishing first
und second in the one-mile relav race
A cup nlso was given to the team
I.IKKTIMi: OI'I'OKTI NITIKS
If emp'ojed In the daitlme study shorthand
or bookkeeping at illicit Our courses stva
tompiein onico training ana auaiuy
vnu for well piying position. Cata-
IIII.A. IH'HINKJiS f.OI.IXOK
nnd College of Commerce
1017 riieslnnt nt I'hllnilelnlil'i
CTD AVt'Tl'S The Ileal lliislnean Schel
3 " l E'r J 807 CIIK8TNUT AT.
1'ni.ltlnii ii'ip n'd r.nteriiow lur or nltht
filing Uomen nnd (llrlw .
The Gordon-Roney School
For C.lrls 1112 Spruce Street
General and I ol'ece Preparatory Courses.
Miss ntiM'.v. rrm.
Roof garden and Ovni
i IttNKI.IiTHWX. PA.
PKN.NhYI.VANIA, JI1NKINTOWN. BOX 43f)
BEECHWOOD SCHOOL (Inc.)
For Younc Women A Cultural and Prac
I Ibal S' honl Fits for any vocation. I'reparn-
w I p ny center und be he d hk n rt serve ' li" Departments conservatory of
lu;., , If n,lnil u-hlli. t'nrlii.i-e ..flVusli'. Art Oralnr. Domestic Arts and
twirler it needed Wlllc llirlJ'HJ. (I ,,, Se. relarvhlp Ojmnastlcs Normal
Hie same scnooi, win oc 111 rigiu. witn
Rochford. of Ln Snlle Prep, in left
Two practice drills were held by the
AH-Schoiastics on the Centrnl High
Field.
Though they have not hnd much time
tho team hns shown tenmwork of a high
order. The Battin High School won't
have any ndvnntnge In the wny of team
play when we meet them," kujd Falter -mnycr
this morning.
I hear l-llzaueth has a fast team
Kindergarten
BMnmslum
Swlimnlntr pool
M II Honker Ph
ATHf n
D.7 Pr
nNAXClAI.
PrupoMils
I MTU) hT.TKi llOrSINOCOItPllKATrON
OFFKIlfi IXIH HAI.K
fVJIEU SKA MM) BIDS
II unrsKj. i.Nvi.ruiNO two stoihih
IN A MODKKN CO.MMl'NITY. L'jCATBD
IV . IT OF Pnil.AOni.PHtA. PA
oiil 7 r.dnutes f r 1-1 Tiansporutlon ducat
10 rr near? or in 1 it j
10
11
70
2J 23
30 73
38 70
38 83
53 84
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Club Batting
ciub (!. m " 1t.-n.3n im.sB re.
St. I.ouls 58 20?7 323 040 101 3.1 3.' 12 310
Chicago . Ml 20O7 207 HUH 101 111 14 20 3H8
lloston . 38 2100 808 030 78 80 27 41.200
Pittsburgh 57 20P2 .100 590 01 48 12 30 203
I'hlladel'u . 57 1980 23S B74 .80 18 S3 20 .288
Now York.. 00 2034 328 585 08 40 27 48 .287
Cincinnati . 00 2004 224 640 85 80 10 33 .271
Brooklyn ..02 2144 200 580 80 33 2120 203
Pitching
r.ast Shut
Pitcher Club W I.. V ('. V, I. out
Stbupp. St. ' Bk. 2 11 1 (inn 2 .. .
Carlson, Pitts. . 2 0 1 ono 2 .. .
Fonder. Pitts 2 0 l.oro 2 . .
Cooper, Pitts .11 2 .SHI 2 . 1
Alexander. Chi . . 5 1 .sat 3
C.lorner. Pitts ..3 1 888 . 1
Crimes. Bkln. . 8 2 .sou 4 . 1
Yellowhorse. Fills . 4 1 Sou 2 . . .
Tonev. N. Y . . ..83 .727 I . . .
Douglas. N Y 5 2 .711 . 1 2
Fllllnslm. Bos. ... 7 3 .700 2 . . 2
Scott. Bos 0 3 flf.7 5
Benton. NY' 1 2 HOT . 1 1
Zlrrn. Pitts 1 2 .007 1 . 1
North. St. I 2 1 H07 1 . .
Tlor. Chi 2 1 (107 .. 1 .
Nehf. N. Y 7 4 ,tU0 . 2 1
Mitchell, Bkln ... 8 2 (.00 1 1
fnusey. PI1I.1. ... 3 2 .0(10 3 1
King, Phil 4 5 .144 2
Mradoua. Phil.. 4 0 .400 2
Huumxartnrr. Phil.. 2 3 .ton 1
Krennn. Will. 1 2 .811 2
lletts, rhll 1 4 .2(H) 2 ..
lluhhell. Will. . . I 8 .111 .1 .
Smith, Phil 1 0 .100 1 .
Wnlker. Ath. 30 124 20 30
(Iranev, CIee.. 31 05 15 20
Meusol. N. Y no 213 30 71
Smith, Ctee 52 107 35 51
Palmer 3' I. 15 . 2.1 3 7
lohnsnn Chi 52 201 28 01
l"ll).lUKll N. Y. 00 2.12 17 70
Mcinnls Bos . 57 217 27 05
Mnstll Chi . . 24 70 11 21
Ponnnck Bns 14 30 2 0 1
(. Walker. Ath. 50 210 31
Diignn. Ath. 58 220 24
Perkins. Ath 57 220 20
Dykes Ath.. 00 212 it
llraxlll. Ath 87 111
F. Wnlker. Ath. 10 00
Calloway. Ath . 54 2(H)
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.375
.374
.373
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.357
.350
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.331
.354
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.848
.342
.347
.344
.341
.841
.330
.333
.333
.331
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333
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iiuicc Him repori 10 ciitk jusny iiui . eri.r nig me ,iiKiivm. iihiiiih i- .11 ,-..1111-. , ., ,,., ,.a,)llirI n mt on(, f ,,r .t.'Cs li Mn , ? V -11, .
had happened. J.,,l",1 "ntun T,T" "" ,lnj,. """ twenty -two gntuc thev hav. played , J:. '.' . , ,',.'',? iV, . f5: Z 7 m
'Iht! papers in the ca-e grew- out of the scholastic medley relay 1 ace !'amst,. At the same tine- I think we ' Tie ...hn.t.... .l;s ;t .,
11 judgment secured In Philadelphia b from et 1 hiadelpniii High. North- ,mxmolc tl(ln CVPI1 (.,mn.e to win." , '. i , n ; -I'4--J I'lh "M
Dr. llerbeit M. (Joddnrd lor a balance east High. est ( atlmlli High. Roman I , p,,.,,.!..,.! ': ', , '",',, . ,, rrs , -1- y -n, , ..,,
of ?300 alleged to be due I1I111 fio.n Catholic High Merccrvlung A.a.leinv. p roi uU del ,.j . M .),, rr. . . . j. J j i.i.r.)
Dempsey for 1111 operation performed. Ht. Joseph's Prcn. Nornstown High, ,,,,;"':' v;h" r ( !.' nch 4'hool bin s Tv-?,",1 5P-..V .... .. . .
Tlie issue w transferred fr'om Penn- Sou, hern 111.1. -yd -'ide Prep were f fc 5 obVrUloi :Coy,'n' nes iar! nrnd,NbM'"k' S,a"" "of' eH'
sylvan a to New Jersey after the chamn on the line nt the crack of the gun. . ,,, ,. ,,. , , ,,,' r. cat'U'MKNT itot-nir furnace. eiectrM
I ... ..- y.'.. v.... ... ,. ....b ..l.v. "..,l.u.
had taken up his temporary residence
hero during the period 01 training for
tho championship battle with Carpen
tier. If' Dempsey falls to appear in court
next Wednesday the process server will
uunouiuo to .IiuIbo Renctto In open
court hi experience when he attempted
to scrie the summons on Deiiipsey.
HARMSWORTH CUP MISSING
Emblem of World's Powerboat
Championship Disappears
Detroit, Mich., Juno 23. Where
abouts of the Ilurmsworth trophy, em
blem of the world's powerboat cham
pionship, which wns won by Garfield
A. Wood In English witters last year,
nnd the Gold Cup, emblematic of the
American chnmpiouship nnd also held
by Wood, was puzzling members of the
Detroit Yacht Club and the Detroit
Athletic Club today. J tumors of the
Ihiis I disappearance of tho trophies, current
tor several uajs, were conurmeu Dy .1.
Lcc Burrett, secretary of the Harms
worth nnd Gold Cup Committees.
The cups, vulued at more than $10,
000, nre prizes nt stake in the Interna
tional regatta to be held here in August
und September.
Accordint: to Mr. Barrett, the yacht 1 .in v iirrtp.i mionei nm
Club desired to exhibit the trophies at
a recent social event, when it was dis-
Hnrrls. Ath..
MK'unn. th.
Keefe, Atli.
Mjatt. Ath .
Nnylor, Ath,
17 37
10 31
20 27
12 8
11 8
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Club Batting
301 covered thej weie missing from the
strong box Hoth cups, .Mr. itiirrctr
said, were sent lo the Detroit Athletic
Club last December for exhibition pur
poses nnd it hud been supposed they
were promptly icturncd. A search car
ried on by both clubs. Mr. Barrett
added, hnd failed to rexeal their loca
tion. Tho IlarniMNorth tinphy was pre
sented In Lord Northcliffo (Alfred
Ilnrmswoith) in HlOIi. It had been won
five times by England, the sninc number
ot times by Ann run uud once by
1" raiiLe.
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Petrnli (.1 1277 301 750 124 IT 27 10
.-levelanl 01 J.183 300 TOO 150 37 21 17
t. I.mils 00 211S 300 7O0 lid S7 23 17
N York 01 2170 '110 024 I IT 31 .11 25
Wash'n 00 2270 337 45 101 13 10 37
Chlcaso. 57 1038 251 514 07 33 13 28
Boston 37 1877 2.13 321 102 10 0 2S
JH 311 lilt n.P.'
320
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Athletics 00 2113 20ft 510 03 29 48 88 .273
Pitching
Last Shut
Pitcher Club W. I, p f w. f, out
Sohscht W ish 1 n 1 in 11 4 .
Faber c)u II I 77- 1
Sullied md Det 0 2 Tin 1 ,"
Ferguson N. Y :l 1 .7.M1 S ,. .
l'llsklC, Cleve. 11 4 73 2 .. 2
Mogrldge. Wash 8 3 .727 3 . . 1
Mays. N. Y.. . 10 5 iir.7 2 .. 1
Mers Bo .... II 3 .ir.7 1 ..
Shaw. Wush 2 1 007 1 .. ..
Inni'S Dos . ... 11 it .047 .. 1 3
Fennock, Bos 7 t 010 5 .. ..
Mnlls. Cleve 7 4 .Olid 1 .. l
Mil. Cleu .. .1(1 i. 02.1 2 ., ..
Hush. Bos 3 2 (100 2 . .
Uniting. Det ... 3 2 f 0 , . I .
Palermo, St. T,.,, 3 2 .000 ..
achary. Wash.. 8 0 171 1 .
I'-iRby. Cieve H T 533 3
Mlddleton Det. . . 1 '.t .171 I
Hoininrl. Atli. 8 7 .533 2
HIlockiT. St. I. OK 1211 1 1
Moore. Ath S 3 ..ICO 2
Harris. Ath . . 4 8 .315 3
Kepfe. Ath 2 0 .MO 5 '
Nnilor, Atli 0 3 .000 .. 3 ..
Hasty, Ath 0 5 .1)00 .. 5 .
CANUCK CRICKETERS COMING
Ridley College Eleven Will Play
Here Next Week
The cricket team of Ridley College.
Si. Catherines. Out., will pla Phila
delphia clubs, beginning wftli Gcrimin
lown. on Tuesday. June 28. and wind
ing up with Hnverford College on the
following Saturday.
Ridley College played ten matches
this year with other Ontario school
teams and with Toronto, Hamilton and
St. Catherine's Clubs nnd won them all.
AMERICAN POLOISTS WIN
Defeat Hurlingham Four In Exhibi
tion Game, 13 Goals to 5
liOiidou, .Tune 2." Tin- Anc riran
polo team defeated the Ilurlinghani foiu
in nn exhibition game here todiy by 1"
goals to .I. The gillie took the place of
the third international iol match whlcji
wns mado unnecessary by tl" American
team winning tho international polo
cup in two straight games.
Director In Charge of Big Bout
Detroit June 23 Governor drrslerk to-
.y 0 rrrteil Lnlonel ilov ( v him ercooK
State Dlroi 'or nf Public SnfeU lo Co to '
Hentnn n.irnor snver.il ilas lr re tlie iiriii
weight chamninnship battin betc. n Bcnii'
Innard .nd Saluir FruedmMn on lulv I.
nnd i,ke itwrK" nf the s tuntlou The nc
tlon follontil rnniplalnta to ilie i.nvernnri
...... I.. 1... !.... .....! .....n... I .... I 1 '
.lint- IK..HI. iiiiuin im. muntiru nit uii'J.'mi
abln climent Into Michigan It was undci
stend li.re todav thai the Onvernnr rn ron
slderlnB the iidvlsnbllltv of lurrini: i ham
p.onshtn lluhts tn .Michigan In the future
K, , ., ,, . . u. I IIKI.IB IMIVII'MI Hll'l JUU!
ecd bad the following to s nnent heacr. 2 laundry trays,
his team: "We have played the best. ti:h.m- Cash cr i.n
ktlchen and laundry, pas, hot-water
g Dine navmcnt Ten
teams in Jersey and New York City, Mff .?:" "'" )A0.W!V.,.1.'"' "f.,,nJi'n.':?m.(jrtiliv:
i as t i un-i'3i 'i i iiuiuiii.i yni ii it lie sioiiui ii II mi
nnd in nil but one gnine we were n, inierest, i.nlnn'-n to printlpsl
SI.AI.CD Bins vlll 1 res-, iverl nt the of-
lf, 1r ,lo cnuert sti.t. ' Housing Corpira
franiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiHiK 'i'" 3,,s '?,in '; ",',' ,v , wi,h
ft I uiytoi l i until Id A .M. IVeitnesil.ty
S .liltj 7. 11)21. Bids will b (ii!iHldri for one
S r n - bo Mings or bid to rivr nil build
filings If bid luntriniilales full iMvment n
3 i .ib i -hould so state CcrtlO-d check foi
The finest butter
in America!
A Oc
TTj
Today
At all our Stores
XIU1ICJL
suwescp.
Tioga A. C.
Vyants
Games
The Tii'R.i C a flrsi-rlafs travelins
team Mould like to book gamv vv I h all nf
the I'ldlnir semi-pro aggr. gat Ions ,n and
around til- clu The teem has m a larg"
perrentue of Us games this ear and Ik de
slrnus if geitlng better cnnipetliion Pur
games address I. i: Wright 17n7 HuniinK
Park a nil
MAJOR KINGSCOTE WINS
Re-ehcted to Lead Crimson Oarsmen
BlI'EiilHIIiili
ii'iiii'iiiiaiiaiii
lir.l.IIIKII s MITICF.S
ixvable to lit order of the I'nltn.I
Snies IfniulniT Corporation, must acci.inpnny
each bid I lilted Mates Housing Conor.
lion reserves the right to reject any e all
b'd In whole or .n ptirt
For instectlnn of property call at office qf
corporatl in. Darlen and Johnston sts.
I NITED STATES H'U'SINO COItPOtlATJ.CN
ItUAI. IJOTATK DIVISION
1330 F ST.. N W
WASHINGTON. D. C
PIIII.ADKI.PIIIV AND ICK.DINO
UAIIAVAY COMPANY
Demolition of bul dings nppurtenant tn ths
Opining of Tulip And Kmernld streets, under
the Richmond llraiich. P. & It. Rvvy., PhDs
delpila "
M.l...l ... ntmali. fnr lh ivnetr nf rlmttu.ll
8 tlon under the following contract will be re
ceived at the onice or tne chier engineer,
522 Reading Terminal. Phllude'phla, Pa .
until 12 o'clock noon, on Thursday, June 30,
1021.
I Contract No. 24 Demolition and Removal
of the abandoned Engine Yard Fa
cilities between Trenton and Frank
ford avenues, Rtcfimond Branch,
Plans, specifications and blank forms for
bidding may be obtained at 622 Beading
1 Terminal.
, Foreign Corporations must furnish with
their proposals, a certlCeato from Stat
Authorities entitling them to do business
n-lthln the State of Pennsslvanla.
The rUht is res rved by the Company to
reject an or al' bidB.
SAMUEL T WAONErt
ChUf Engineer
h3 f-rtrtt ,1Mr V KI!AI Vn tn..t.u . . .
liiiiiiniiiinim- i "" .."..""" .:;.. """."'i',"" "nii.ri
ii r.i iLiiiimi win 1 1 m iripm'Hit. two ns receiven until II A. M
r , June in. m-i
llantlst
Dftfeats Mavronordato in
Tennis Tourney Gobert Loses
Wimbledon, Knglond, June 2,i. Ma
jor A. R. F. Klngscote. of England,
defeated T M. Mnirogordato. the Brit
Ibh Davis Cup tennis player, in the
fourth round of the men's singles for
the British open tennis liampionsliip
here todav in straight sets, (1-0. 10-S,
0-1.
Major Cci il Campbell, of England,
defeated Andre (iobert. of France, in
this round hi !-7. 1-0. I-(1. -1-2. The
Frenchman retired in the last set when
tho bcore was four games to two in
favor ot his opponent.
(iiiiibrldEe Miis., June 2.1 - I.ouN B Me
Cacg. Jr who rowed No 5 'In iM(Mhi s
nn h witn iiik. lias been re-elected m lead
n.i.i.u the Crimson narsmen McCagg who win tie
"""" a senior next ve.ir Is one of the irlam.. nr
I the Harvard muad standing six fe. i feur '
Inches and weighing 103 pouniT Hp h,. MU.I.IAM
ueen a memu'r oi ino senior elgnt ii r t v
seasons
Till; TF.MP1J-.
Broad and Berks sis (1000 S )
SOOO scnte.
Horns of thn Grace Baptist Church.
IICHSEM, 11 i ONWCI I . Pastor
W.M DYBE Mci I'fiDY Arm IMsior
.1 Marvin Hanns Musical Directoi
Fred'k Starke Organist
Mr Conn ell will preach at 10 30 and 7 41
Al the morning servlr. theili rues win b
nsslMe.l hi Miirlnn Favll. noted ,-oi,
reri soprano. At the evening ser i e the
rhuruee will tender (h gerrai riuesti
i pnigram of the elections ili.it h
Itnve.i most popular during th ihnr.h
vear sunln Iliighes. tenor vv.Hi bo uuot
soloist Hlhl.. School .ler., 1. f resse sp,
st 2 30 I raver Meeting Frldii nt s
IVends
Yesterday's Local Scores
Tanmiiua li Vulhlt.v. 0,
(ierinaiilown 5- stetson. 0
P. It T. I e.igue- Frankford, In, l.u
lerne. 0
18th Ward Oi MaeChesnev . . ;.
Sliiinirock F. ( I2i SI Paul's, 2,
He A . l-'i Fnrren F I., I.
Suburban II. ( Hi Ulnrj, 8.
I'lilln. Slor.ice lfnlterv Hi Ijrralne. I.
Melslier. 0; Dobson. 0.
Bluejacket' jnffue I'. S. m. mpir.nn a
U. S. Itnrine Detachment It Naviil Itrceit-
niuiiu
CKm I rSWAHHBCK
I yjfkv &8jL.s faucets
i l 1 1 e
Ing
Ion
. 8. S. Tntbnt 3.
Tat. June 18. 10IS
"No Splash in Sink"
"Positive Shut Off"
Name "SAVILL" On Faucet
"Ask your plumber"
Thomas Savill's Sons, Mfr.
1S1C-12-U Wallace bt.. Phlla.
GASOLINE ALLEY A Complete Line of Accessories
By King
" ,-
he's a B.'r FrrvN ( A hTjes- CoribN frEm A TtfeT Voil? belongs to avbbvs A
An Ceoss. I reckon &TJ-,7 Hwe A RuBBue 'y PiNcSt J U ueT 0,,J J pL.vjvee. Wll ,T DO J
I MS TepHlN', rtlSTjy VGTODI Zl TgeTHlN' RINff, y- v IF i STERILIZE ZZ
pi:nn UIIKSIIH1I.-II .. i ii i
jioriuti .viocting lluse 5Iintgoiner ptk
nnd Meetlnc II -lis,' lane erected bv Friend
In 10W2 Divine Worship U held ev r.
1 irst-dav (Sumlav i rr rnlng nt II o'clnk
stindnv 'Vhiol his now l en started and i"
held an hour eirller 10 . clock. A wel
i om Is exteqd.'d lo all An nurnniihil
bus that pass's tlie d-or leaves (13d anj
Mrkt st ev.r half li. ur
I'resblerlnn
Willi TKF.KT (III IK II. ISth and rch
In CLAItEVCE EDWAItP M t VRTN'KY
f 15- 'Will Thou Show Wonders in tile
li-Bl For all "f us th hour strikes
nheii through the looking nf the silver
rrm er one w nnm we me r
ublen npiwiaranie Iwfore us
wings of niernnrv as vi ph our Ullv task
thu In the iuesll in of ill! questions Wilt
riioir Witt Tinu"
s no 'Tli Most wful yin The sin
Miat has wrecked more homes and In
fill led more rruel torture and made hull
unrni -artli for more qii1 than anv mher
BlTflll.EHEM PKF.SBMEUIAN ('11111(11
Ilrnad and Diamond st
It v WMI.1M! t. Mn onMICK Pastor.
in 30 VI .sermon The Sin of Covet-
outness '
Hi 3 i A M ( hinlreti s congregation Scr
mini Tli- i hrlstiau Name. '
2 3i P M Sabbath rh..l
II 11 P VI Christian Endeavor
Anil then nrv.nt.rl f..
' Btvt.etlrtit nf etxenslnn tn lmin,i. ......
Mer Va. Government reserves the right
to accept or reject an) or all bids Infor
matlon upon application to Constructing
Quirtermaster Boom 2410. War Trade
Building 20th and C sts . N. W , Washing
ton D C.
ii(II.I.INC; KIK'.I'. D. C. I SKAI.FJ) PRO-
posals In triplicate will bo received until
n'ne A. M . June 28. 1031 und then openid
for Installation of flood light at Boiling Field
Anacostla, D C Government reserves right
to auept or reject any or all bids. Infor
ma'lon upon application lo Constructing
Quartermister, Boom 2416, War Trad
Bul'ding Washington. D C.
iTni.l.lMi ITEM). ANACOSTIaT iC C
Sealed proposals In triplicate will b rs
celved until 10.00 A. SI.. June 28. 1021. Mid
then opened, for the construe tlon of ofllcers
quarters at Bolting Field D C Govern
mnt roserves the right to reject any or ad
bids Information upon application to
he Quartremaster Boiling Field D C.
Annual Meetings
tr.PITNN IIMIJHMl AMI r.OAh.
SOCIATION OF PIIII.ADKI.PHIA
Notim Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Penn
Building and loan Association nf Fhila.u
phia will hi h d on Prlilm, Jt,l M. ID2t
at S ii Imk P M at 170ii s lsti. .i J."
Allien lime hi iiim vui fie ISKeTl
iinre witn a resniuilon nr tht
rectors upon tnn aptrovni
In nrenrrl.
H ard t,l ni
rihr.Vi,l,lh..r'FH "r""" "''" "f "Ptal'stou o
. on the mystlo ' Jf !$, ,n2::p.'r1!. !" '"!'" '. inllllnn doll,?.
' " ""iiii"i uoiiars (K3.O00,-
JAMES F HARF. S'eeretan
-MICUAIU. FRANCIS DOYhE
,,. . Solleltm
n 'n T.w'irt - it e li ar
Xnniml F-lit'llon.
'.-? piiir.iu;i.piiiA si Hooi
" .l(, i)R VWIMFV
NMFAf. FI.Fi ! Inv
Frit annual el-ctmn f.i ii,r, , .
nntrihuit rs of ih. I'hliiuli iph t s i.
OF 1)1.-
1 hlte
t e
rv, sum f ii Women will I,. 1.. i i ... ... r
1.1 P t-ddres bv Ilev. n Frank i,iMIiie rmi ml Mr..,, r .,".'".''." ,l
hKcoMi pitii-iiiTr.nl n ( in mil
21-l an! Wilnut sts
BEV ALEXANDER MacCOI.t, D D
MIVISTFR
REV I.IV II (.I'tU.EY ASSISTANT
11 A. M Sermnn b Rev George C. Vin
cent ot Newark J
Visitors Aelinme
No evening r-ervlce
l'mte..int Eplsennnl
PROTKSTA.NT KI'ISIOPM,
OPEN-AIR SER ICE,
l'nder the direction of
BISHOP RHINHLANDER.
On the Parkvsv at S.'d st
Sl'NDAY All'KIl
AT 4 O'CIXM'K
Preacher. Jtcv. Llewellyn N. Caloj
I'rescner cunjay
Samuel II Booth
NOON. JUNE IS. 1021.
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II I hel-
FIRST I Ml Mil IN I III Kill. 21
nut st
lit. IIJIIUUil.il (jIUFFIN M.ul.ur
II l Mr ill fllli vU ii..,u h
imFiiimn nit urn or t.i inrv.M)
Im i si and W Ch lb n iv
Rev ROjER IcilRlilJS Mlniurr
Hundiy June 2(1 Hervleis ut 1 1 A. li,
Sublect ' In What Have KaithT"
ALL ARE 1NV1TKD.
.lime ii. IU.1 . fn-iii 10 M
TIIEO c
' ti Ifmiflrf.
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vN Vl'Pi
He"r'lar
Dividends
IITIt K (IF WEI.MIACH ( (IMPANY
Gloucester Clti N J i, mi. iV'V.J.
The directors have this d-ty declared
semi-nnnual dividend nf Hirer inl 11,1.1?
per cent (SS.3D per share) on Ih" pr?f.rred
Ntock. and a dlv , lend of two per ceiit fi
per share) on the common sinrt ...i.!
an." or" 021 ," .,mJ2' 1.K l'fc
..,.. .. , .. ., .w ",wi niiii'tiri sis ri.1 nrri m
ilnnas !.. HA .. : .
iw-i check
iie ilose of business Juno 20
win ue inaiicu.
J. SI
DEVLIN.
Treasurer
orrtcn or
THE I'VITKII f!AS IMPROVEMENT Fll
N. IV. Corner Broad and Arrh His '
. . 'J?llllilim. JunVS 1031.
The Dlreclors have Ihla day declared a
ouarterly dividend of one per cent (flo.i iJ.
hare) on tho Common Stock of thlaCoS.
panj pay.be July 13. IW1. to hl Jor, U
Crmmun Stork of recird t ih . ,.17 ?.'.
,buiness Juns 30. 1021 (hecks will li
mal.ed lvr SlORniH Treasurer
HIE MANAYCNlf NATHI.NMr. HANlf"
Philadelphia Ja Jims 21 1021
The Board of Directors tuj this day tl
rlare-d tho regular ssml annual dividend ilf
7 per cent and an eslra dividend of a ni,
rent on llio capital stock payablo m uml
after July I "evt. I'ntll siii b dab, triitrifsr
tunks will remain 1 1, sed mrur
Divnrend tbeiks will l mailed
I! J M"Hllh Cashier
PEOPLE'- Mtfo.NlL lllll: IN-"R,vr,r
(MIPVM, ' 'J
PhlliidelihlH unr 23 llc'l
The Hoard f Dlt-eetors has this ,. .i
i-llirvi, rr- ... ituiiu ii ilijetli
payanie junc .iu, inn.
Itfonl June 25, 1021,, Chei
JA31ES
, dlUdemi ,.( Xfh'.
I. to tcwklir,ldri, ,t
-"hecks w.ll be malted.
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