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Camden Five Gets Setback in Eastern Basketball League
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'Hew I Made My Start
in the
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Campaigning te Put GeW-l
field, Nev., en Map, Tex
Richard Became Pre-,
meter in 1906 !
PAIRED NELSON-GANS
By TEX ItTCKAHl)
WtlTI.n In the Klendike .lurlnt; he
Relil riiHli there, the latter imrt of
1905 rumeri came up te Al'iMsa about
tllP lil-C'IVlTV of
the prorieus metii
m Nevn.ln. I hail
liml i.nvrnl vear
of t'if cold Hnnj),
nil of liirh win
net n .-Iich. nml it
MA net take m
enK te ileclile te
fit " J!
.tot back te Ced's,".' Sl-VHOi) for n return Mctiexern-
MitntPT. as the "i" ' '' nt.t. Something or ether hup-
lrospe'ten used te
iy.
Tr vn earlv 1m
lPil'l t' -it I f niM
iV" If in .i thrl -nij
life town in
N-v'i hi v hi.'1 bed
T Il.ckNnl . , -i i ntmd tjebl-
field. There wns a great niMt te Gold Geld
field, nnd this mining rnuip expanded
with every twentv-fmir hour.
By the time I had pit if the trail
Inte (leblfield thtre vas n 'e' of tnnnev
fireund there. A'nv.' evn'e-ly 'n the
town lni'l stniek "injs r' "' '"id i:
get no that the natives wanted the
werld-at-lnrge te knwu ab.uit Hold Held
field. Be In Mareh of P"-'! ir w-i derided
CiOldfleM would be placed en the map.
no mutter what th cost A sort of
Chamber of Cun-nerce was appointed
nnd I wns c.'it out ti de nnuh-r.
cared or wan'e.l jiit se Ien ih I
ntccwded in iml'inR some sort of struiR struiR
te let it be known that there was a
Geldfleld in Nevada.
I didn't liave. the least Uk,
When I started out. hew I was
relnc te put tteld'ield en the m.ip.
After about a trcntli 1 found my
Mlf In New erl ( it, preb.il!- for
the purpose te cet an id.'-i. or
Ideas, from the smart city fcilews.
It wns May. Day after day and
Bight nfTer night I Benemed ami snuif' '
the nl 1 e of various p.;Kn 'ty men, 1 ut
riethlni; bic seemed t awn en m (.'n
1he twenty -eighth inn of that t.ier.'ti
I happened into t!,.- Ma '-en S ; i u
lrdcn nnd ther witnevf.'.J my fr-t
ul Krtnr- mntch nf n,-r Imn.-tunM. ,
.v. -.... --. . -. . .
Becomes Be-dng Fan
I Jimmy Urltt and Terry MeGevern
srerp oppenet.rg, and they battled away
for ten furious rounds te no de-'sien.
JjJ)enme a b xlnx fnn then nnd tliere
'Olcn the big dea broke 1 Whnt nbei.t
real bic he'tlt n championship battle
for Goldfield I
Hetunnnc te the mining camp In
?Tevadn I mnde such a suR'jestlnn e
my nssecintes. It met with their np-
FOR HALLAHAN W
Oolf Star Will Compete for
Court Tennis Trophy at
Racquet Club
The pairinss have been v ' for ".
nnnual leurnnrnctr for tie II.I'iI.t.
nips te be run off a' the Itn 'tuet i '.i,
heglnninR en December 2 'P.I3 will be
n court tennis deuH.-s il'ie'Ie Trth n
poed plnyer pnr'm 'ed t.y ..ne of lesser
tklll and is n liand'"5p nff.ur
Am. ns the cf.n'endi rs !- M.-: Mnr Mnr
1en, the l'enns liama S'ate . . f eh-rn-Jilen,
who has a national p putntl. '.
nn n links-man lie enlv took up emir'
tennis this fall, but tins madu rajii 1 1
preRres.j. an, , ,f. IH jnirp.l with I
Stanley W. Peirson. t'..- na'en.il
f-qunsh rncipiets kinz th'v siieuld mak
ir mere than InterestinR for n'l en"iers.
In the first round, m-i f" " tb( -Mb,
Ilebert KeNe Cajsatt and Ilen.f I'.!.. I
svlll nii'it W. .1. Mt", '.inn and .lines
J'etter. Tin-. ). ild he a miv "i'itkI
lap match ii".l the bienks et tb r-jiit
Ulght te decid.. the outcome.
On th" ether first round ctr i.-r'"
IVilwin Petter nnd IViwdnnd Kv.in
ere due te ir.".'L lirnd Frnie and .!
"Wnnnmaker. Jr. but Me ,itt"i- wi''
inOKt likely default and ft . " will h.i.'
te collect .1 new partner in .In- l.i-l i.u
laent. In the Kecend round en December .10,
.fescph W. Wear, chairni'tn of t li-"
Athletle Commlttee at the H-ice i.
Club. Ii paired with Themas 1'vnns and
It's a toss-up whether this eo'iihinatieii '
can nn-.e out Huss 11 TIi.'imt nnd W. H
felweil. A. '. Wricllt nnd A. V. St
Rennt meet V. II. Krumbhnnr and I" II
JteRerb in the ether second round uat.h
of the upper bia'ket
In the lower ln.irket Mat Marter.
nnd Stanley Pearson si; into -i...u
against Pierce r.her, Jr., and ' M
Hebertsen. It w.ll n..t he pr-.i'l. i'
get any real line en the ultimnte win
ner until the firt nnd K:end rounds
have been completed.
Jeck Seutar found tlie jtImur of
three nccs en each game te Charlv ,
'VllllaniB, the Rrltish challeni;r for his
World's racjuct tit'e, whom he d
l'eated In n sensational tiruf-h at th
Tennis nnd Hacquet Clun, of Ne
Yerk, ten dns uru, tee iinih wen f..i
Jils uncrnm skill, and was neate-i fn ir
utraUht Riitnes at Mentn"il, I'linitdH
en Baturdn). in a speiinl mat h f.ir u
purse nnd bide bet.
The court w-ns i.nfnnuliar te Jeik,
being of the r.nslish tjpe, nnd "e, in
rennenuencu, Willinms felt mere at
home. There Is a difference in the wn
the balls come off the walls in the Ca
nadian courts than in these 0f tj.
lnlted States, and this proved mere
ndvantiigeeiis te the Hriten than te i
Wentnr. I
The scores were 15-12, 17-KI. 1 .1 -1 li '
nnd lfi-n.
All niin sis of the pi iv -.h..-Md t'lit
geed as le i-. eck. miiIi-ss '."n.' m
th,e ver te and pea .of i -. R.ime.
cannot riw Williams m la j;e n h I'ldl- '
cup ns three aces and "t win eui i
Fer lacliiiiR thiise three aces W.I
liams would have, in all prebalu'. .
wen one and lest three of tlie ri-uch
aged And he might verv .silv hav
dropped tin fourth uNe, for w.tl i t .
Heral sun in. it of the neat e.ire nll.iu.d
llflll, it ts hatdly likeh h. w m . 1, ne
len able te put up such n eiiiii-i-ient
lll'alld f i-ii'iiets ii;ii'-t the Mi.n'
lilid hnfiliue; nttiii'k of tl" i'iiiih'. ..i
'Williams jilins Marr I!.. -il - ei
C'Iiciire in tlie Win Citv i.i- -.i n
i.y .l'.tVt'lliber J.'l, and m -t n ii.
oi'RBnfat.-lie au;iii three ucca .Seutur
allewSl" Wm.
Anether (rapple between Seutar and '
MARSH 10 PLAY
Boxing Game
99
Offers Dempsey $350,000
te Meet Jess Willard
Portland, Ore., Dee. 10. W. U.
Klepper, principal eirnw of the
Portland Pnrlflc Const League
Paselmll Club, tins telegraphed Jack
Krnrns, manager for Jnck Demp
ey, nn offer of $3S0,000 for u
ten-pound boxing mntch for the
lipavvwelght rhnmplenrhlp of the
- .1. (.etwren Dcmpscy ami em
.I.ird here July 4 next. Wlllnrd,
who li here. Mild he vrns agreeable,
t i the proposal.
prevnl. "tin out nnd set n match
go the limit '" I was InMnu'ted. The
n v I..er I could think of were Me-
f '.,,'..., or,.! Tlrlll
Vll'IT'l'l (Mill Ulllll i
With these men In mind I started
out te make mv debut in the bexltg .
we"hl. Hilt I fnlled. I offered a purv!
ni"ii ii" 1 tne preposition leu mu. ii
ie'ke I as if I wi re coins te be un
Mirifasfu. as a promoter. i
lint the boxing hup continued te
I1117 in m Ivenuet, and I wouldn't
ipil' I'he pipers weie writing a let
ji!e"t a itintili betwieu .Iih (inns and
ItattlliiR Nelsen. Th.it put tne in the
Held for the (Sans. Nelsen contest,
Iftil en outbidding nerj1 ether pro
moter in the country.
My nff.'r iii) tnrse of ST.2 0V for
a ' ut te ;. ' ."' The out...e world
win nsfeiinilcl What wns iteldtield!
W ire wns i; '..''.e .!'. that su.h a un
heard of i ini'aiitee.
I Ruei'et'i'is! :n c.'ttlns the bout, se
thnt I made i-n eiitrnnce in bexlnit ns'
a promoter wtun i,an wen from et
""' "n -i fe'il in tn
fn-tv-seend round
.-. 'tni' r ... i " .
ii..'itt-'. tad ere-j
pi.t en the map.
i nn riune iruni uu
..v. r m.rn.i te .i.m thnt tri..nii.rnhtn
hurtle. summer for his hopeful Athletics. Hnm
't 'vit net until 1010 thnt I hnd my is coming Inte the leneue with the dls
neu boxing venture when I stnRcil the ndvnntnRe of the llmellitht. It may
Ji:Trln"-.iehnsiin Ix.ut at llene, Nev., ' , , . , . . . ., , .
Ju f of tint -.ear. eertlre the mntch ' Jnr-z!p hlm bcfere h" CPt " peInK nnd
et'v af'.'r a bill of SlOl.Oixi. ' eaue hlm te be reparded ns another
' "i Wi Inrd-.Murnn bout in New l'l?h-rrieid bundle of enmembert.
lurk ill r.llti v. i the third rn-.test in
wl i'1- I was iiitereHed, n id then cam
the illaid-Di'tiipsev encounter at To Te To
lei'e in llll. On Auetist 1. UlL'O. I
..ii an
d the Malison P.-pinre I'mrden
!. irtris t rid in .New lnrk, and thir
'e. i i'-hs later I bei.l the tirt deeisinn
content in that cit jitter n lapsp of
tw.nt '-en's.
Tlie I 'eripcey-Canntler bmit In Jer-
... I-,... 1.,,,. O lO'll ...... ,l. l.l
r'. '." ' -.' ' T " "u" u,c ul-'
rch rexitiR .i"ai wnteli have
handled.
ever
Slnce the Cians-Nelsen bout np np
jjrextmatelv S(UK)0.0O0 luve been
handled bv my ra-lilers. Sl.'ioe.iXto
wis )tl(l te becrs and the re
maimler was pocketed by b ase.
elates and mjelf.
1'hil f7!n-rian
ferat -nnn7e.
vi!! f-!
; .. ! j
'if 3!Y PTAriT ;.V THE CO.Y-
r-:u 'i.' ,r..'..,',n ,y.V. .T.hu.T'A!"''' '"'" n'
. ;n. i.t. ift -Liii.. itl.ltvilli
W "Iri-is. te he put en at St. I.enis
.u 'nc Ci.rltma week. 1h i. '.nminj
in t'le bnlan.e. theuch the Intent word
from rl.e Missouri metropolis Indicates
It will be stager!.
sh racquets tenm compose. of
players tne .Menen f'r cket
'l lb can put in the fl.-hl w)l jeurnev
te M'.i.teliir. N. J . ei Jitriarv 13 te
;.. a return i.ini h with the racquet
wi ' lers of thnt bure.
Men'. 'n!r Invaded Merien Inst win
ter nnd. theuch the Jersejincn lest
ei v i ntch. thev wen nil henrts In
.,.r
sb p
ar. .'
r. 'f
., ipr,v'n irishlp and n frleu 1-
n '. "-i r vli res lit in nnru.il
s ..! tie t '(-inxli courts, tlie
s ,.f! r'e riniiN courts was
fe 1. '!
V.bt H. Mills will nsnln hnve een-
1 ap.i1 .-l.n.-'.i. iif .I... n wn n ..n. .. ..
."..'. ' " fc.. .... ....''. livill-f i..r
.1... mnl.t, r.,,1 V...O I, Arm n.a,,..l .l!ler. WnS pUri'!'l-V
re'i'stired by the enptnin of the Mont Ment
l ' u- team that nothing will lie ln.'klnR
:-, .,i die entertnlnt'ient nnd .if the
' d i' 's p'eftrmi.
- . . ' '- --'-
nn'.!7ins that nn'.'.s they get ,.T.
pert coaching, they will never he rnv
tl r mere than doormat" for th"lr
opponents, tlie Fqua-h phiyeiM of th
W 'n.rir'en ''eutitr- f'luh, beatn six
ri' .f wii'ii rnatelips by the Meri'-u
Cri -let t'lub in in mter-ejty srnpple
..i. Saturday, are tr'inir te s.nre n.e
e-Mi-rs of n pT'if. '.h'.iliel tutor
A irecil rirefe! nil coach w innln.
.i"e te ihnse just leurnlnR a dilficulf I
.-a "ie !i. s. lunsli. f"r he will tnrt a
I in "T alen the cerre't lines ,ti
i.er.t I1..' f.rmir..' of bad lial.i n1
:. .' ii .h.--.I.'-. tn Ret ml of . u.-p ' c
I - i en n. quiriil
I..- Is I'M ii mere true ,u s. .-i-h
t' i i ..l Ri.'.f, for th indiMir cune m
li'-l .-',..urU in (.11 cen-c!' i i ! -,,
I .re t .r iiistnnee, ia, fn.,M rk nt
1 t!
R.I
Pt
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uri w-u jusi uie.iH ru.n ,.ir
I i June.
'' "It RT .' ' ,'
:" 'i i ' 'r.
.-,. V "' T d Ml
.'' a s tl '.
te get In the
i'.ut tii'j.e are
I I i Sf. i ,h ,n
O -ll ' a- i
,i:id p uc..
i"in a f"
. chance 1-.
M
II - T. I. '.,
eir j., ,, t. ,.
'1st as ii ., ., a
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v " p.-,.-
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'i' 'i nnd je i
ie p 1 III.
i -elf rr. ) ;., i w.'i i'nhts le a
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DON WILBUR ELECTED
HAVERFORD CAPTAIN
Letter; Awarded for Toetliall and
Seccir
I' ' 'I 1 Wm,.,- ,.f Hav rf .id.
Pi . .ofei'"! ip- , 'i ,-, .1 r iji.u. r
m i n.-. r the ipe;! Uavei'erd f" t
'. ' ) "i by 'hi? fe.'r'e. i '. f.r n .-
I!i p rs v he rs'i ,vi d -I, 'H utid
wh t"d ,'ir iiiiiiain w.re it i;.
Men, '. W Il'icn, I'apta n H T
Hrewn, W. It ,Ie,s, ,. J, .p,,,, t
W Stnwhr '!.'.. II. f'.,mfert, 1. V.
W lb ir. I. II , i -Inn 1. r Menrsi'iix-i-'.
iJ. J. H.iielinrt, C. II Hhendes, N II.
Stii.iis nrd M M Miler.
In addition te ih" nwnrd of letter.".
11' ie I Mi I" V i- , .,, (.jej,, ,.- m-
bi I -f l' .1 ni.. l.'tter- te el;;,.-
ei . i liju i. .1. P 1! rt.e., T II .. .,'
'a t;i, Ii Hi.l II ,.,M. her. II I
I i her It I.ei.Rstri th and It M
'1 ll 'UlU.
I.i.nstreth vin e'ecfed inptnin of the
m. it te.iin n: i r. I. 1'razicr manager
of the V.iZ', teim.
A i up art an led the most e .ns. i u.tle' s
im nib. r of the (..nit, foeihull. ri ,
wen bv (i. IJ. Kr . n form, i- fins .,p I
Amdemy boy, and a c.up for the i'n ;
I nt -e el tin I- f'enhllinU Will .IW'f.ll'd P
1' Ma' l' in, f .run rl; of ( e. . in, ii
Psnn en Army Dexlng Schedule
u III. N . '
u r i ilj. f He i nl .1 . td ,i t I,
te It wuh nnneunsvU lu . i whi m
'. '. ihe fnilewtn (tatfat Vei.ruarr 7
I'ti rny of JviiiiDhanin.. Knbruary II,
Vilhuigvi; ilarvti 3. fua UUl
EVENING PUBLIC
Haverford Captain
ne.NAi.n ii.nuit
He Mas elected te pilot the 102.1
HuAcrfenl College foethiill eleven
FANS WI
1
McConnell and Hale, Giant and
Mack "Finds," Will Be
Given Every Cliance
McGRAW'S PLAN RIGHT
OONNIH MACK hn9 nn expcnglve
jeune centleman In Snrnmy Hnle
nil pr!mel tip te plar third bnflt next
''i'.nie isn't the enH liinnaser te be
in that t". Jawn MiC.raw, for in
stance, lm.s yeutiR .Iimmy O'Cenncll.
for whom he lnld out a fair slice of
l he 1'nltnl States Mint en the mark.
Jehn has announced a very sensible
schern... lie nays that Jimmy O'Cenne'l
will I... jibind in center field, and. bar
rini i".iuries. will stay there for the
S-, miner rosnnllesi of hew he plays.
That Is de!tiR up the jeunRstcr with
an e;trn wnd of confidence risrht from
the tnr.
If Jim makes a beet or fans In a
i pinch he w.m't need te worry about the
p..ssib lit f another man beinR in l.is
; ' k '...ii i "ct day. lie can Ret his bear-
i i'irs s -tt ! l.wn. and if he liis the
re "I- there Is no question but that he
.i!l be able te de'Uer them before
feieral ninntlis are cwiausteu.
Mrfiraw's l.i-hsnn
Me(5rnw lenrnel his lessen from the
llsiistrens start of U .! Mnnpiard Tl.e
R'nclms I'rer.. hnrin c-:up te the 1'!r
lenR'O'd fe- a inc.. that was thin cen--bji
red fabii' uis, nnd the notoriety went
te his head for n lenp while he wns
whaled from pillar te pest and didn't
have n chance te chnlk up a winning
nveniife Had Mcflraw yielded te a
i'i -irr.intled -ihlic he would hae
r.''i)" I Mnn'"'r. bai k from whence
I e ci me nnd se lest one of tlie best.
It tt-h.in lers of the decade
II is Reini te hnnij en te Jimmy
OT. "nell In tve same wnv nnd plve
1 im ert ibiiti'e t. make co..d. Doubt
:, . . ! .. M clt, wl e is ns . aire, nn
-. ' i t
!". s
. It mils
r.i .lu ,.rer '.Mil, will
r
Mai
'I ' , r. ' i ' e 'l n rf j.illrer a' 1
lul. .Li', or. nn e the .ze of Saint'. y
Iinle's d!R!t Sammy, wm'll remem-
. t
1 bv Crui'iie r lL at
:,
a price retiert..: te i.e .S,i..hhi.
Vew a let of erner's nre bustlnu Inte
the ;i'ellRit wlili siatements pr. mm
..?' -v.tli very stre'iR accnt or the
re'.'nri'i'ii; tl at veunR Rentleinnn
pii.Meri'iilml value.
II wiars a si 7 rIove, ind hi.
'! Sin tv experts nre tee Miin'l
f..r a mej-ir lea-.-ue ball player, fithe-
nte tie ease i,i p.i'1 I.atice, ere ..f I.
tl'e'i'rst e (fielders of hit. da nnd a." -i
ration, vie. ha I sln.rt amis ar 1 f a'l
1. m. s 'I . v inn' eer the f.i tl, it
r-el I'fe.ff.r. h was the IMdie C i
bus of t j. I rr v enrs nre. had mi.lv
whi-e hands.
What of a?
T'-ere nre ex. ej te.rs, of i .. jr , I t
'he enr.f.nl r ,n i that b.il. p,.ipin
I'I -' I V"' ; tl'ec en 1 !..." ti t
' I 'iid ' I;.-.'. ;. . i'i" of tic Rr''it
I ii. i ." .f mi tr, e--. In I i Ii 't i
' ii." -, t In t i." -i. ild v rap t'.i . ....I -
i'.'pv a-., in! tae ball. Mntth i,
Unl.'e', I"' Ye'iiiR Addle ,le?s- (li, , st,
.Ii t'. ?rmt lii.'herti you car .'.im
Ml., r I.- r.ds.
A' I ! '.'.tie'ders !
'A i . r ewr.my better et -han
II . 'IV.. r. with his h'lt" ii' i-
si" -i- !' .n) l.njele. -.
nimeir.eer .leiiniiv iu.i'. who
U '". fll-t I.ase ter tne Attn,-, , Mu,
,r- iign'' .J! lad rnth.r sum.
...I tl.! O.Ilt iniHll I.MIIIll !!!. 4
lHHHHHKt S A Sn
LL WATCH
MY AND
SAM
. ... ."..,.., """'" "mil. N llin.leil the (lisiellts il New
iters threw i kept them pinT, ' .,..,., ... , ,., ru .,,.. ,,,!,,
i.
, 1 in hud condite.ii iii'ieh et (he t,...
II as severely handicapped by i
'" 'S larger paws.
Pairs Handicap
This is no prediction thnt Sam HVe
v ., t make geed. Prem the re. or. I he
,-v.i ie in tlie pncllle Cen ! J.cvin
m i, a; parent that lie is v i-.mess , ,-, ,.-,, ,-wr .n iui ....--
1 ,!' p'a .r. l,t he is facing ,, . . , , nd l.eeb and npt-iln .Teftrie.. in tm.
,,i. Mid tint mm h mil t I.'Ii'i.it, ,isunr. e.ts, p,.i,c..., hns a eterin
Il-i.ri 1!, '. tl !'l. Mho Mill he 1 in. I'1''"'1 1"""' A,!l1 ,n " -1 Tlllltet the
.p.' .U"
..ml..- i. i.inl ,,..i...,
IS I 'il tlStS, flllll I," CO I ' . I .. I .
I.'...... . k .- ii..... ..in Ini.i-i. .nl l.tt'i . .. .
.. ,ii. ., I. .... tf il,e i.ii.r...e. ,.u ..
W, ! Kill I'.,e,.'wm and .Iininn WiNen
..,.' . il.e l.nsi.h.-ill eM.erts who Ln-.e
w i"hei iiieen.ia play, can ne '.net, ns
gr I ej tri.th. Marry has mere t'ju un
even chimin te win tin- Jeb.
it matters nothing te tlie f.inn of
Philh who geta it m long ; he plays
winning ball. The Icijal -.porters of
bn-el 'ill in this village nn i.kij,.
t .1 wl te uniehlmr tinl-i t di r ,n n. ti .n
tl ,ii if th' ' see ,in. thing i; - . ' miv;
i h'linpiei l ip ball en Im nl i ' ll.. 'I
I ll.. 'lie Ull-listlles MOg II 1.1' I I-' till.
Ray te Start Training
for 1921 Olympic Games
( hlragn, D'"'. V - .Jsi" liny
,., runner, whose st.ipen i,,M f,,H11
n it. ur athletii i tela. Mit.N Inn.
i. 1 p'ans te train for tlie i;iO
(iMm'iic gam's. Tem P.-. trainer
t i e I iiiven-i'." "f ' 'a . 'i 'iii-
.. in 'ed ledli after ii ciiefi .,, ,
i i Km. Knv'h r iipp'ai-n . . h"
aid, wil be uneT Ibi I'oleis of tbi
II Inets Athletic Club.
LEDGER PHILADtiLPHI A, TUESDAY.'
COLLEGE COURT RACE
WILL BE CLOSE ZAHN
Dartmouth Basketball
Coach Says Cernell,
Princeton and Columbia
Have Exceptional Teams,
PENN IS TO BE FEARED
Hy JOSEPH T. IjAIIKUM
"miinriin all roe.I this yenr, nnd
- thnt Is whnt linn me worried."
Oorpe SCahn, Philadelphia!! nnd conch
of the Dartmouth basketball team, said
us he wns dlcussItiR the TntorcelloRlntp
Unnketbnll I.encne.
"Last yenr it wn n tlRht race nil the
wny nnd this yenr It leeks morn e,
with any team in the leiiRue lluble te
come thieiiRli with the championship.
I don't wnnt te appear pessimistic hut
( eniell, Prlncetet. nnd Columbia hnve
etcoptlenal teamn. Dm't ferpet Penn.
"Sure IMdie McNi.'hel has lest four i
men, but what ibus tbet matter. He
is one of the best il elopers of iilawr?
In the ceuiitiv and wllii Alllp Me Wil
liams te assist him will produce n team
that will be In thcre llRhtliiR nil the
time.
"liretber IIIU up nt Princeton linn
the Reeds nt this Hlnpe of the nice, u
.e 'pie of weeks before the censer, opens,
but th- remiilntnR fi-iuus In the league
ni'ist net be neglected. Jee feRnrty Is
siu.riR tiRht up at Yale and may spring
the unexpected. The Cll tenm takes a
trip ever the holidays that will plve the
cell.'Re world Its first idea of what Yale
Is ReinR te have thU year.
" A 8 rOU Dartmouth. ,rr haren't
" fceen, trerfct'm ripht ip nt Hart'
errr ami the tenm ii ififl in the
exprrinrntul ttnuf. I havn been
trjilnp different vn n at punnN ami
eeiifcr te get the mint evident com cem com
bUuttien. In the firtt three garnet
of the year tee u-eh, hut net ataintt
the Kiwi of enrnjn ,tiun tie irptet
in the league gmm .
5pert Doemln.-j
"rnniS is ptilng te be a Kreat basket-J-
ball ear. fp n Dartmouth the
place is sold out for the season, nnd I
undeistniid that the taiiii. situation ex
ists every place else. It's n'l because
every team is in the rice There Is no
eutstnudlrur tenm wrh the jssihle ex
ception of Princeton."
A ulance nt the men fleeri-e Znhn !mq
this eai- would lead the casual observer' t'eates continued their wonderful play play
te believe that Dartmouth has the lni? en the home tloer. They have only
"makings" of n grcnt quintet. Den been beaten once there this year anil
Moere, the blend forward, who pla.ied' that by Trenten In the cleslnp minutes,
60 brilliantly against Penn last w Inter, ' , T , ,,
1b nimin nt bis old pest. Moere wnab ' ' "andlnip
In the neiRliLorheoil of 10 pounds nnd Camden outplayed the home team in
is as fast ns a sprinter. the beeend half, but the IiIr lead rolled
His runnlnR mate nt fenvnrd Is none up by l.eu SuRnrrann .s assistants In
ether than Timmie Cnl'cn, the 1 2- the initial uessien proved tee much of
pound whirlwind nnd shooter par excel- a handicap, for when Cnmden retired
lence. Cullen wns nmene the riiM Inn te their dressinR room they were en
In scnrinR last ear. His work from ' the 'hlu-f end of an IS te 10 "(-core,
the foul line makes him a dnn.'.reiis Play was fast from the outset, and
jlnver in n piin'i when a r. .-it is I both tennis bhewed womb rf ill form
needed. In the filial twentv minutes Camden
At center aim has Huck I redman. I made 1(1 points te 11 for the Conies
the ItendlnR HIrIi Scheel luminary of and nt one time wns enlv three points
fve vears no nnd the stirt of l' '.t-e. n Uhu., t 2S te 2.r).
freshmnn lomblnntien Inst enr. Treed- Camden lilnved better when SkeetB
nun will be remembered mm the muiiir , WriRht relieved IMdle Dolln in the
cinrt who pajed en the pliatiipienslnp tirntl half. The field goals honors were
Pe'idin,' tenm that cnpti.ied the Penn cepp(1 )v the winners, !l te ,s 'JP
Int. rchelastlcs went te Lawrence, Itipl.-y and' SiiRar-
Mi ler. i.iieth.r former Itead.iiR boy. I ..,, ,u cl , ,, t ' , r
Is one of the Ci id witu Midi r, for- , C, atesvill,.. wliile for Camden Steele
nieilr of Asblliv Pill I; HlL'll 1111,1 II "'et - I v. ...i.. ' '.. V- .. . ' P ' '""'"'n hteele,
.' " - --. - -
eran lrem last .ar me inner. i ne
e 1-.. .... !.. ..!... 'I'll a
first named pliiwd with lrie.lman en
the Pretzels title teim. Miller snw
action nRiiin I'enn last yenr
AI)1 te that lunula ci iterUng
JA)'nji- i e 1' fiii'.''!!'!. ITiep,
Vile U'if.-tn 'in.! ItiH I hiar-lt
ami an iiiiu of the atrcnt)th nf Unit
mouth ean he obtained. fietditrin
l nt puard thii ym . J.nit uraien
he jumped eentie duuna the elnmnn
i;cii.i nnd thou id n tot of hill,
lie ten? a iii .''.ir f the fentlnill
f'em during Cic Imt rnien. I'hila
d 'phiii rUnn tiiilds rin, tehe vij
yindunted from I'mti'tl High.
Ilfep Has I'.pellrure
TTf.HP was a i'...ir fr two seasons.
AJ- nnd mnv 'e I.-.' .n the first live
r-1
before the open ..' : e same. Rat
lins, of Clexe'l,' ' i'i.d end oil the
Mii-ity football t... . t1 s fall. Thl is
his first ear in In l-eih.ill and he has
the stuff.'
K.lwnt-i's Is n i -f ...t-fe ir Individu
al vhe i bii'R i -"l al'ei-imtely nt
. enter v Itb !'i-ei I'linn Tall ami
lai ky IMw.'ii''- ' tn. id-il build for
a punt mi". D ' ' "' ' I'le.'dman
f.'..m the r'.'i ii '. .'.. I'dwaids wn
nn all-sch..!ii . "it. r !'i Minnesota
two j ears nge.
The timt luu'iie fr idis for Dartmouth
will test the mi tt!e of tin tc m. till
r,i.,.nri' If. l.. llree.i will ytlll'tt III!
ntr.i iii"t Prit ion '.'id fir the s. cend
M'.i nn H will be brother nR.ilnsl
l.r...l...i. In it... lint In IT- L'lltneh
.,!., ,,i Dnrtmeuth hns ibfc'ited Mlddle
i,,,,, Venvnb and St. Jehns by com
! ,, ... ,.,,,, .,,,,.,. , ,1,,, -,.tiPM. ,nst
, s ..,, . , c. plain Cu'leti nnd his
- . ' - .
, . ,.,.,.! (lt- ferni(P ...ll,-,.
,, f)H M1 ,,,y ft ,,.
Dill 'aim's enh problem at Prince-
ten n what te de with the wealth of
material lie has Al Wltttner, who pat
en (h," ''"li'IM 7.i0''. '"' ,nl'
man lest. Wnii'liin f.aines at center,
i uii'i i. an-.i it-.i.i ii niiiii nun smi'ui
ml t. tutes f.-e.n Ins. mr and it can
i .J"
rmdlly f-ei.'ii lb,, the .i'itrial for n
i chin. .nletisbiri teai. i n theie,
J"n Dwnng, tie former referee. I-
! seeul Itlg tVliilubln for a center
I.ii-k
WatH.ii, who plaed the pest lu-t enr
and ex. eeiluigly well, s lest. How
ever, with Strem, a freshman labt i
j ear, and Mpiinghem, a wicriin, nt I
fi.rwnriU, ntid PulleMi and It'dlly nr k
gnat i , ( eluiuhia nn uu I'tceiuni
uu h ... fur the bague nice,
II war! OrUirr, the Cernell tutor. '
,-i I - i .er.m nl . I n tap-off mill.
P I i , In . . titer ui-t ' II'. si cured his1,;, ,, , j
Pi,' ill ll) Julie. I he ii ui'ilnuer nil
th" nam tiem 1!'-- In i.'it.ict and the
111 n ai.H should be bund from tins
yiar.
iy r.unti
regart'i i
olehoi:
7..X US'
sayx,
Joe
i nl ling tight nl i nie
Un timii Imi iu,t pliilinl te dote,
li it n ill 'i t ,n la m lien m cr the h on en
d'lii en ii Mi thruuilh Vcic Vwk
P tire.
Men
ii. O'f
,1 '1
1.14
Dellf
.i.vai. from tn ut.mltntrH r.n thlrt ynar's
I mmail mill thu new nifn who will b vilabl
Ui th UU.
Panthers te Loce Ten
t'ltislinii'li i i!i i.i-i
.,11 'I ' I I " f I'lH I I s
II ' I'I...
: ' . ' . I I
.. V I
v t .1 , .i ll . l i. i. a' . . .
upon i t y. jr tu rat1 tm
Pam Will Net Play
Navy Next Fall
It hn been definitely nBcertnlnert
thnt I'enn nnd the Navy will nel
meet en the prldlrryi next frtll. The
fehedulliiK of I'enn State nnd
I'rlueeteti by Annrfpiilln muke'.s It
linpoesililp for n contest with the
Hed nnd Illue unlcns I'enn nttrces te
piny r.t Annapolis. Thin will net be
done. In pln.ee of the Middles It Is
expected thnt either Lafayette,
Dartmouth, Colgate or Urnwn will
le pliecd en (he llflt. The hohedule
tun.ers hnve It that Maryland,
Sv nrthmere. Centre, I'enn State nnd
Cernell nrn rcrtnltiliea, with the
1 eMdhllH.v of n WeHtcvn tenm com-
iiif te Trnnklln 1'lelil. The Football
f iiminittee will net meet until nftcr
He lli-st of the yenr te ileclde en
M s.-IkmIuIc nnd the new gridiron
ennch.
ADEN TEAM IS
ATEN BY COATES
Skoeters Get Rude Jelt in First
Half of Eastern League
Race
RALLY IN THE SECOND HALF
Hy "niM DAM.AS
TIIH Camden bnsketball team has a
rocky read te ilrst-linlf honors in
the I'nstern Iencue race.
The Skeeters received a sudden un
expected setback lant nlfiht at Coates Ceates
illle, when they were humbled by the
Lincoln Highway nRRreuatien, ,12 te 20.
The defeat puts the Seuth Jerseymen i
just one and a half gatnrs In the renr of
the Trenten Petters, nnd, even though
they win tonienow's big gnme nt Cam
dan, they will he still tralniiiR the enpi
tnl citv qiiintrt.
The setback wns n rude jolt te the
( nmden tenm and management. They
bad Dimmed en n mire t-lrfnrv h.- !...
1 I l.UL UI1I1 lITP f'TlftHI 1 1(1 Ik I 'i.mtt.
s..lf,..4 ...-, v.iuni-
h I two and DlcRhnn three.
nellier for Colonial 3
Colonial loe Cream advanced te the
tlr-t dii'...ii in the Manufacturers'
I.e.iRue I, ban. ling .Steel-IIeddle n
i.ifi.v :t."i i.i II i rimming nt Yennh Hall.
The "freirerj" weie vrJjipli-il with the
less of r.eeral p!aers. but .Manager
Mestelli-r was fortunate In hecuring
I'.nhe Kletz te Jump center nnd his work
was a I.u leit'ire of the game.
In th- "tin r contest the Ovetbroel;
C.iri.it !,.. I i.tit .National Metal fdge
22 te 1 'i,N cutit est was really the
feuti.re Mans of the night nnd had
Hie tans .n e.b'p tbroimheut. The eni.ic
v:if el.,-" in all times and ill the ilrst
petied t'e totals were dendlecked at I,
V mid 1". i he period linulU ending Pi
te 1 1 i t i or of Meial IMrc.
"-'i' tiaiml until the middle
"i" ,! ' " I'd half, when it twe-p.iliit.r
h, r-h. i ..,.e. th,. enrpet milkers In
'" ' " ,y 1" IV. A foul bv Metal filce
cur,
WW
IJL
'im and thnt wns the ln,t
."-' rs. A Hensatiennl i...a
I nmn ever his head while
I' ' wen tlie 'irnnip fur Iker.
I - ! t was followed In two
ST. HENRY'S BIG GAME
Meets C-iii-edrnl in Uptown Cage In
Bisketnall Contest
".'-
' "S "'"
l"'HR t
'. 'ir I'.-i-kelhall team, villi, h
i 'i ti 'v leii-e of i , m ,
' it te Pete Kllpatiiik,
-rt.'Si g line nf the season
heiiii- llem. Piftli ami
.. wiili Ciithedial.
i 's niiinnged h Charlie
H SIP ll pl'IM'1- ll, til
I n -Ii
in. hi
g i
Will!
I ill..' p
i . ill igher and I.ii ing-ten
I f .1 ll. 1 I
.., ..hut. iiini I'eugia.
ne M',
guanl.'l.
I s i will have Callagher and
(VNi I I f i inrds; ,Jny Smith, leiitM',
ami .Mie in-, t-iininillnccr nnd Kllpn
"nlnri "i'"
nrh Uler 1 v
n tnruier iij
ri. i:, grnres. st. nenry
j p. ter's 'iim ntglit and lest
I the pcere of 2U te 121.
I.
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DECEMBER 19. 1922
rCfie DailjMevie Magazind:
CONSTANCE BINNEY
PPvl , tt -' --,vs V- ,-npWh Ypf
ilWI ? -' tin
We've miBscd the attractive personality of Constance, se It's welcome
news te hear that she'fl coming back te the screen In "A Hill of
Dlvorcemcnt," which was such a marked stage success last season.
Miss BInncy has been In England for some time and mnde this picture
there
THE MOVIE FANS
LETTERBOX
Hy IIKNKY M. NEELY
William Dmlne writes: "V, he was
the man who played ns Knv McKay in
'The P.Iack Secret'? Alse the man
who plncd us Mr. Vans In the same
play? De actors get mere pav if thev
takn two pnrts, such ns Clara Kimball
Yeung did In 'Tlie Worldly Mndenna V
I thought that picture as verv geed
and would like te knew her next pic
ture nnd mniPthing nteut her past.
"Ah I I have found out ze great se
cret (net the great i-ecret in Pearl
Whlte's old serial). I have found out
where they hnve movies en Sunday,
ltemember, when Emonen said 8he went
te the movies en Sunday? Well, I
bave found the place and saw diaries
Kay in 'A Tnllermade Man,' a geed
comedy, nnd Pnthe News. What de
ou think of that for a geed nights
show?
"I don't think this Is the place that
Emonen menus becnuse she describes
the place ns n pine wnere ""'"
while this plnen Is a three-nter) hall
where Amcricniis go.
"Can you tell me Weelcy Ilnrry s
next picture? Alse our opinion of
'On the HIrIi Sens'? .,,...
"In the picture' Iler Night of Nights
didn't King 15nsrget play the part et
Prndley, Sr. .'
"I am going te Fee V, alter 'einR
'Shadows.' and after I see that 1 will
only ask you for Walters m :xt pi -
litre, se en might as well tell me i
new. Who Is plaui.R in fll
Ceiues'? Can jeu tell me Kiclinni
Ibirthelmess' ncxtj-leture.' '
(Vnn'vn cot me en "The IllncK -e'
er,,f".11nver beard of It. Picture
-tars usually plav two parts in n pic- ,
tun because they want te de It. It,
doesn't mean any tnnre money for them, I
but they welcome the opportunity thlt. '
gives them te uispiay uinr unnn
"I'illty- , .
Clara ICimlmll Yeung is making The
Weman of ISrenze." Her role In this
is the one which Margaret Anglin
pln.Md with such marked .success en
the'stnge. Clara wnp en the stage her
self before she went into pictures. She
i onus of a theatrical familv. and Sev
ern I vears age played with the old
Oi-phe'um Stock Company in Philadel
phi i. Who could eer forget her in
"Mv Oflieinl Wife." one nl her cnrlv
Vilngrapli picture).?
Wesley Harry's latest pi 'ture Is
"I.lltle Heroes of the Stieel ' Plnli-
aie under way te star him in "Little
.lebnny .'ones" nnd "Ceer.-e Washing
ton, dr.," two of (ieorge Cebnti's stage
suecesues, L lie also inieiiii neuin
David Cepperiield" with Wcle m Ii.
i wn-i iiires ei i "i .1..- iuii .-.-.i-i
sure did bold my interest, but what n
hnii'il wind-up: That i-illv l.idn ipplne
hlimi" and ibe iinnatunil eendiiet of
I'MTjbncl in the picture .u'ter the et
en land was etremelv disniipeinti'ig
'Hie slutiwreck scenen and the sei, .m.
the work of Dorethy and .l.n 1. nml
Mil. In 11 Lewis were line.
That was Charles Ailing in "He,
Mglit of Niitbts."
Wiilt.r I.eng in in "lhe P.en.itifitl
i, ml Ii.'itniied." itniiiug Marie pre pre
e't. He K iilse te be in "The Little
Chui-.'h Around the Cerner."
"If Winter Coin's" bus jut bun
completed, with Percy Mnrni' m .hi'
ifie Purre-t in tin prim-. pal r..--
'I he k'e.les were In'lde ill PllS'lltld ill til
, i ...., pictured 1'' the nut
i;..i,p,1 H,.ttlii.riies' nuiNl lei i lit re
leas" i'J "Kur." In whi-h Duretb
: lull iilne ei. IK. site hlm. Me Is new i
r"'' K"ttini,' t-eimi colorful backgrnun.l
f"r "T,,ft !,r,Bht ,Klin,v1' J"1"1'
H(, li(,imri..H(terVii
! j. II. II., Washington, Ii. C., wrlleH
j "I hate te add nil", thing: te the Heed of
, ',"iili'iitlnoceiniiiciii,biit have ou noticie
hew the bin I. of bin bead go m -tr'iii,lr
I up fiem Ills cellar. Just like Ven Stle-brnn'-'
Penicillin r what I.enil tui
iaH about mat cliaiacteristic: i
wouldn't ente te take a ehiitice en the
Intuitu kmdlinesH of either of them
Net thnt It iiiatteirf ns far as acting
fees, of i out se.
"What de ou think of Ann as a di di
ecter for 'lien Ilur'? There's an es
centinllv reltgieiiH appeal which I ,,in'i
imagine hlm gating. CriflUh would gn,.
it a religi"iii Hi'iitlinrnfnlltv which the
pub1:.' would take te Ph lu-iut ns ih.
real ibini; Teiiiiieur would g!e it at at
piesphe'e and beauty.
"llev Ingiaui htil dlsapiielnted me
K-Milailv since 'The Cetl'iueriiu' pw-
'.'-Oler.' Me leems te have a -pecnl tin J t-
for Preiicb settings tlmt was tlie h. m
part of 'Trilling Women' wh. h title,
by thi' wuy, nearly kept me f, - ,i.
it. Can ou Imaglnu a man with im
internal hei.ierrhngi), even with n,,
strongest will in thu world. 1 1 if..ru,.i
tlti' feat, et p!i -leal ftr'ii th whiel
I.iiaIs 'leiie did In i''-.ij.(.-iii.' N'i..rr.
n'tid Mu i bn ra I.u Murr up and deun th.
,le 'al"-'' , ,
1 ihei nti e"e .'ii i.'.. i P i ,
P' (IK I.I l-l.l "' I "'I ' "-' Hi I
i-i uw w Kit t'.( v nre ile'i".' f. .,1
ju-n. lmillt "I ii,, iiui i'.. i ,
traerilliiiirlly tiictlesH, net te uy iu.arl.
leea, In tbe handling of their lilayers.
nwbablr t drui ou the mar -
lien, lmillt "f in1,, but t'..
i ' ! 1 1 "T s ""w'"
in 'I'' .ii.ii i 1.- .i j'fjp'BMjjjM- iii '
COMES BACK TO US
ket new, be why worry nbeut their feel
itiRS or reputations?
"Don't you think the reviewers are
jtiet talking when they say Clarence
becomes Wnlly Held when he loses his
specB? I thetiRht even his dinner
clothes had a subtly professional leek,
nnd that he kept up the nbsent-inlndcd
earnestness of Clarence throughout."
(Se did I but I never noticed the
sjmpe of Iludy's neck. What nbeut it?)
Immth.v Dalten Fun writes: "Saw
Jnck Helt nnd Dorethy Dalten the
ether cvcninR In 'On the High Seas,'
nnd tlintiRbt It wns splendid, especially
the kidnapping part. Hut first of all.
I would like very much If ou would
tell me who played the part of Dore
thy's brother. He sure hed a winsome
rnnlle. Would you mind giving me
Dorethy Dnlten's addre&s? I really ad
mire her."
(Wlllinm Heyd plnyed Dorethy's
brother ln "On the High Sens. Her
address, enre nf f nmnus Players-Lnsky,
Les Angeles.)
Constance V. writes: "Although
y0 didn't nnswrr my last letter, I'm
, ,m(.k nRfln Thep(, ,invp ,)t(n ,te a
f , ,In(, , ....,.., ,lmf .,- .,,
j ,avp in, n ,.mi.P l0 w(. (I1it0 n few
pictures, you knew, geed, bad and in-
different.
.. .T,(, FftP ,n ,h(, Vnf,, wn9 enp e
the best. I think. The nctitiR was line.
' with but ene exception. That was Lew -
,, Sherman. Seme difference between
,,, uay ,, ,,, when ,)(, w)f)
pi,lp(, ,,,,, pl)0t ln ,,, rm nm Ul(,,.
I( ,.,., iellnPSH lls rnv(I ,,, 10,
j,,u l;ew what they i-ny about cbm-
mriwms
nf ..
David' wen the initial given by Photo-
. play Mngarlne for the best liictu
lrc of
ueji, t lie fans doing the etlug.
"Hut te go en about 'The Toce in
the. Peg.' Lionel Jinrrvmern nnd the
detectlve weie wonderful, but, Henry,
raoTenvn
The following theatres obtain their pictures through
the STANLEY Company of America, which ia a guarantee
of early showing of the finest productions. Ask for the
theatre in your locality obtaining pictures through the
Stanley Company of America.
ALHAMBRA u1- Tem?iim8
ALICE BRADY
fn "ArJiJA A KflF IVTIQ
APOLLO",?1;.
ALICE LAKI. In
i Mere te Be Pitied Than Scorned
- inniiAnr l w
I I 1'le.r.
M'lciei t:, pa.
-MMJIVIVXXC
Alma Rubens nnd Lnw Cedy
in "VAJ.IEV Or SI IT NT MEN"
ACThR i. iLiuii . .in. ,i.n avu
cW 1 WU M'IIMi: liAH.Y
HERBERT RAWL1NSON
In "COKriDKNCr. '
and jvAuncynii:
BLUEBIRD "i"".:!.- ."fi
LIONEL BARRYMORE
'i i r t- r r .i tuj- ren"
colonial r"" j .;: T :,ff
Wallace Reid nnd Agnes Ayres
In 'Tt,AnFVCI
KAIRMOUNT l,-ll ..V."'?.
or.enor Mri,ietiD r .e- tien
"BURNING SANDS"
'ifiTW 'sT '" "" ""'nv Hnruc
JU III Jl. ma I im i; DAILY
"Tt
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f T-"i'
A 1. 1 -ii Art i"' J la
"THE SNOW-SHOE TRAIL"
(.REATNORHlLKiN .vyM'
GEORGE ARLISS
in Tin' ta ' w 'i i ' "i n rmn"
KATHERINE MacDONALD
'n THE ITAtlTH"' I.IAII '
IJBERTY",,Tr-'!iA,v;,r,?JlV,VAv:
Wallace Reid nnd Bebe Daniels
111 ' VIC ' ' OI'IT
t 1I?II7M'P
iiui i I., m iiL'.r "in
x-" v-i i . 'ir
MI.Y
GUY BATES POST
In "Tt'I "Auft 'I Ii !
OVERBROOK r'" M'I:Mr,,:,'""
I.K'.'l .'l I.' I,n ' T'"euvri 'ON
"LOVES Or PHARAOH"
lJAl iVI ' ' "' ul i' v ' "
i -mivi N ,ilHirf . im:r.'t
KA'IHLRINE MacDONALD
In.i'jjTR'; OT"'ll AN 'I'TON
RF-"nKN'l: "5U""' "l i',"""v ''''
ANi FA STEWART
Ii ' HO i" ii" I'll irv
;iai TO i'ii'mu''W' j.-sT-h
i .irAi . i v- i ri'Miii is ir '
GU GATES TOST
1 , ' i ' I, H
LvVOV-" -.', ..;,
iii.istit
WEftLCY 13 ARK':
,,,r,. , , .
, J33 MAKICEI ,"1 ;'A .li.l.'i''
HARRY CARFY
' ta "geed N and teue-
cirTct?" the wrld d,d th" "ct Z
"I ttnntv CIiiIpe V7Ij... ..
If they would only give her , X,!?
nichard Headrlck Is n ZJl C":
Hehbc 1'etCM Is always geed, 'lu'lji
ene of my faverltcn when I um !! '
nttenu me Hattirtiay matinees nnd tl,,.
charged five cents admlgslen. l tu$L
the first picture I saw him in ..
called "The Unafraid' or something TTv
that. Heuse Peters was the here .St
lils brother the villain. ""
"Me (lasten Glaus In new a dc,
dyed wife stealer (In the pictured
course). He takes his pntts well 'mS
he sure wns hateful ln 'I Am the I nTJ
"Yeu didn't tell us yet hSw
Chccr-Up Day- for Wallv turneTl wf
Come across, Henry. Ve want
knew. 1 here were three sent from tM,
house, nnd Inst Sunday I sent hlni ,
card congratulating him en his rCMT
cry. Yep, I still love him and I didn't
waver ln my heart or mind ene lltti!
bit even when I saw Itodelph (grei.
by Valentine chorus) I jfi,, JS
Navnrre better than Rodelph (renMi
chorus). l
"Can you tell me what Mena nM
Is doing new? I haven't seen her fe
nearly a year I did like her. tee. And
could you tell me the name of the tin.
linlst ln 'Hew Vemcn Leve'?"
(Wallace neld Is fighting for his 111
in a Hollywood sanatorium. Ills famllt
say they helleve the struggle Is ever, but
plnns for the immediate future Include
nothing mere thnn te nurse him back te
health and his place ln the motion,
picture world. His health has been
fnlllng for three years.
Menn Lisa seems te have dropped out
of sight.
The violinist In "Hew Women Ijeti"
calls himself ".Tacebclll."
Yeu can make fog effects with rout
camera If you will photograph threutb
a piece of very fine, gauzy material,)
WISSAHICKON IS BUSY
"Speed Marvels" Arrange Hard
Schedule at Heme and Away
The Wlssahlcken Speed Mnrvcla, th
Twenty-second Ward's star basketball
outfit, new being managed by Owen 8.
Y'ettng, Is airanglng games with the
leading clubs te be played en the home
lloer.
On December 20 Wlssahlcken wOl
tnke en the Hnltlmere five and Man
nger Yeung hopes te arrange a trip, in,
eluding games with Coaldale, Iteadini,
Harrlsburg, Norristown and Trenten.
Mnnngcr Yeung still hns Thursdaji
in Jnnunry open with first-class tcami
in Pennsylvania nnd New Jersey. Ad
dress Owen S. Yeung, 5214 I'ulaikl
avenue, or pnene victor Li) low be
tween 0 and 7 P. M. any night.
ItZzZZ&mZgmm
Victer Bread"
6
leaf
Buy this generous leaf for
goodness and wholesome
ness. You'll uee It ones
then always.
In all our Stores
ir3T
PH1TOPLATS
lift
The NIXON-NIRDLlNGERi
IS
THEATRES
! MX0'Vfl AMBASSADOR MZTJ'
IRENE CASTLE
In "NO TnESSPAS-SINO"
BALTIMORE "VMiSK
HOUSE PETERS
ill "HUMAN HEARTS"
RF1 IVTOMT c:d above makkbi
AGNES AYRES
la "BORDERLAND"
PPDAR I0T CEDAH AVBNUI
BETTY COMPSON
In "THE nONDFD WOMAN"
COLISEUM 4n,,kft,Sf.-aTJp?a
ALICE BRADY
In "ANNA ASCENDS"
II i1Rn W'M' fT A (1IHAIII) AVt
jeitiuw jiimhe June nn rrnntferd "I.
REX DEA01I PHOrilirTION
"THE IRON TRAIL"
I FAHFR 413r LANCASTER ..V
BEBE DANIELS
In 'TINIC RODS"
HP! IQ'P r.-'H ami i.eusr sriiiKi
--'-"'-' vntH. i .in a a nn i;r
c (113 tell
BETTY COMPSON
In "THE BONDED WO'tAN"
NIXON
t. I I AVI. m i m. I p kTM.
. "l .. . nJ '
RICHARD DIX
A OLOlilv root.'
RIVOLI
r.'T. M. U1M.I.1I HTH.
1 :n ,. ;i n r te it v
MARY MILES MINTER
ej'cqt'T,f nr jv.
sHERwdeb""'-?, ,"i'".,'n,!,
GUY BATES POST
l "TOT; ma'iit' u rn
69fi-lST. ih'Mir41tyiyT
ALICE BRADY
In "MM a rr Tts '
nini-k V ll-v nT. t.u ..( I nifll
I KA1J '""".V .""?. ?,r.
Dorethy Dalten and Jack HeU
In "ON THE HI0H DEAS"
AT OTHER THLATRtS
M'inF.RSOFM.P.T.O.A.
CHRMANTOWN w ' a-iT?n,u.init
ETHEL CLAYTON
n ir I WERE QVfN '
r 13 A MT - OIHAHU AVIS.
, L1IN 1 Slut. Tomer.i E'
'THieT0t6Fl?lEN
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