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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-22

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Madansky and
sons. Lester and Seymour. of No. 1918
south Denver Ave. left Yesterday for
Detroit ami other Michigan points
where they will spend several weeks.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-22

Miss NJ: dele Hosea leaves today
for her home In TeXarkana. Texas. to
spend few weeks before going east
t. join her aunt. Miss Minnie Swinney
on a trip {. points OF interest on the
east coast
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-22

Mrs. Paul NJ. Galloway and young
son, Paul left sunday for Chicago
where they Will he joined by Mrs
Galloway's mother, Mrs W H.
Murphy OF Ft. Worth after which
hey expect TO go to Petoskey, Mich.
tor the summer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-22

Mr. and Mrs Tdword l.. Orr of No.
1907 South Cheyenne Ave, announce
the birth II a daughter, Josephine
Parker, whose advent was an event
cf early Sunday morning in their
home.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-22

Mrs James W orr who has hetn q
Guest for several weeks in the hom'
of her son. Mr. r.. l.. orr and Mrs
orr on South Cheyenne Ave, will re-.
turn homo today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-22

Mrs. Lizzie P1ttman, wife Of r. NJ
ltuuan Twins two miles east Of
and Springs passed away the latter
.art oflast week AT her home She
had been suffering from n CumplicH-
ten OF ailments for about three
WunthF She IL survived by III" hus-
n7ni and five children. Burial was
made in lakewood cemetery at Sand
Springs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-22

Little Miss Irene Mclaughlin left
Yesterday FOR Lamar, colo, where
she will spend the remainder of the
summer visiting relatives.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-22

The Misses Faye Watson and Bessie
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-22

Spring Chicken talive) per ID. CSC
Eat country hens (live). per ID. I6c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-22

Miss Minnie Swinncy leaves TODAY
on a trip 10 Chicago. New York and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-07-22

Mr.. and Mrs Frank Price, who re-
SIDE near Tulsa. are the parents OF a
new son who arrived in their home
EnnlaN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1913-11-20

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25

Il overheard the other day n scrap
OF conversation which / take The lib
erty TO reproduce: What advance Is
true SAID one But not the whole
trdih.' answered the other Sir. re
turned tho first land Il seemed 20 me
there was n smack % Dr. Johnson in
his speech, sir. there IL no such thing
as the whole truth Stevenson
agree with Stevenson that there is
no such thing as the whole truth.
There Is always another side TO every
question. But thero are two distinct
kinds % half truths. ono IL the Kind
81 half truth which he who offers Il
sincerely believes 20 be the whole
truth Tho other kind Of half truth
is that which Is spoken with the DELHI
crate intention Of conveying an i'm
preston other than the truth
For Instance We we're taking
about the various methods o. teaching
children 20 read which are used IN
our schools. when the proud mother
~ an ugly son announced. My boy
was never taught 10 read lie learned
by himself The only son is not q
particularly brilliant specimen. and %
seemed dlficult 20 me to credit this
50 instead OF taking 70 for the whole
truth end receiving n with exclama.
lions of wonder and admiration rs she
apparently expected. put n few ques
lions. And. ~ I expected. soon
brought out the truth that he had
be@n laufht hie letters. and In desul.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25
SOCIETY CALENDAR


thursday. December as
cracraft. AIR. and Mrs. Joseph speidei.
Miss Eleanor McLure-Hotei Mcclure.
Friday. December &c.
Afternoon Reception-f'or Mrs j. l..
seinngs-Mrs. julius Horkheimer. Is
High School Danee-Elks Club.
Saturday. December ~.
AT Home"-For Miss Helen Mont
gomery-Mrs. Leon Reefer. Chapiin-
street
Monday. December IS.
Holiday Dance-For Miss Elizabeth
Hupp-Mrs. Frank Lem. Hupp. Fort
Henry Club.
Holiday Dance-Misses Virginia burst
and Eva Davidson. Island CLUB Rooms.
Tuesday, December 20.
christmas ball-Cathedral High School
Alumni. Carroll Club.
Evening Reception-Mr. and Mrs Geo.
Blackford-Elks club. Martins Ferry.
Wednesday. pscsmesr II.
Mercantile Club.
Afternoon Reeeption-The Collegiate
Alumnae Association-St. Matthews
sunday school rooms.
New Years Bali-Ladies Carroll Social
Club-Carroll Club.
Table De Hote Dinner Dance-Fort
New Year Concert and BaIl-Arion So
eiety-Arion Club.
Danee-Alphi Pi Fraternity-Eiks
Club. Martins Ferry.
Thursday. January 1.
Tango Tea-3 TO s-MIss Eva Nein-
niger. Island Club Rooms.
open House-i2 to i0-Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Sch enk. Woodsdale.
AT liome'-in evening-Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Bloch, Dr. and Mrs. Storer. Mr. ana
Mrs. III. G. Hazlett-Bloch residence.
Pleasant Valley.
The Dansant-Mr and Mrs. Alex Pax
ton. for their daughter to fort
Henry Club.
=, chiidren's New. Years Party-Mrs
Maud Spooner Becker-Elks Club
Young Peoples Holiday Dance-Tsland
Club Rooms.
Friday. January 2.
Dance Party-Miss Virginia Dean
Island Club.
New Years Assembly-McLure Hotel.
Tuesday. January o.
Holiday Dance-Elks Lodge-Eiks
Club.
your president. | wish you all happi-
ness in this coming New Year
Faithfully.
Your President.
LYDIA c. HEARNE."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25
THE d DAILY CHIT-CHAT
BY Ruth Cameron
= - = =. =. =. :. y ~ Z. y = 3 "a
III ALE TRUTHS

tory way had been given almost as,
much training by his parents and a
grandfather as the average child in a
class Of thirty or forty receives from
a busy teacher
Again. A woman tells me that her
hat only cost IS. II IL an elaborate
nat and ] cannot see how II could
possibly have cost 70 little. And I
suspect a half truth In this case in
duiry proves that The touch OF fur
which gives the hat its air Is a rem
nant 81 her old sable set. and that ~
she had reckoned that the price
would have been nearer $40 or $50.
MY baby isn't the least bit of trou-
BILE. She sleeps all the morning, so
that ] get my work done and have
time 10 sit down before lunch" a new
mother assures US proudly. Her neigh
hof listens With a oulzzical smile and
betrays tho half truth by rcmarking
after she has gone. she forgot 10 say
that he baby is awake about half OF
every night" or course it's nice 90
be 50 optimistic and soc only the
bright side. but ! don think optimism
need be inconsistent with truth
The chief trouble with those half
truths Is thar they soon get for those
who speak them such n reputation
that they are not believed even when
they are speaking the whole truth
or az near as % T. possible 90 get 20
g.
And that Is sometimes inconvenient
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25
Peace on f arfh;
Good Will to Men
SOCIETY XMAS
DANCE PARTY AT MeLURE HOTEL
THIS EvENiNG-MANY
EVENTS PLANNED.
The Grand Mask Ball at the stratford
on Friday Evening VIII BE the
Biggest Event Of Season.

WAY a
lis
The the He lay
The little Lord asleep the Luth
M GOOD she
Vu Bids
And drink Herrick
II $ e sa
much vaor be found n
Burton
DIGIT ingenious he eating.
N than wft
VET each o. BUR kin al m
And drink
Though II be e Nesbr
HRsTMAs EVE brings together
~ makes mil W Bable
HEAVEN gives friends bless present scene
IL Edward
D EAI friendship
IL the golden thread a the
John Evelyn.
INFINITE the help o
CWEEr is merow
~ the declining II falls tenderly
ITO COMRADES that loved-wel met
i Across the Darker
Wen take a We
merr
EN- who succeed best life
V1 business a Charles KinVsav
s the is emped heart is filled Victor Hugo
9 PEACE earth good will
- And the joy OF the giver clears the
s to bless the dav:
lhey can love- ana give and live Joseph Tennyson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25
Greetings to Womans Club.

Mrs. Julian Greene Hearne sends
the following Seasons Greetings TO the
members OF the Womans Department
club. OF which she is the president:
To the members OF the Womans
Department club. your President ex-
tends the seasons greetings and wish.
es the merriest of a Merry Christmas
to you, one and all.
The phst years work in club an
nails has been such a prosperous one
that your president feels greatly
edited with the progress made in
club life in Wheeling. From a small
struggling club three years ago. We
nave grown to be n power in the city
and In the state federation. Over
three hundred women OF the highest
intellect and culture are enrolled as
members OF our Department club
women VINO study the questions OF
the day-politic and economic. Women
VINO are Interested in household aud
domestic life as well as social life
The great majority OF thinking and
acting women are the home makers,
the wives and mothers in the com
munity-all OF these are members OF
mis- club OF women. banded together
TOT study. culture. civic and upllft
movements OF tho day.
As the Christmas season is NOV,
uppermost in our hearts and minds
and the natal day OF the Christ child
has come again. all the world is re.
loicihg and the glad tidings Of
Peace on earth. good will TO men
echoes from shore 10 shore through.
out the Christian land. and let n
echo from woman 10 woman, engaged
IN club work throughout the city and
state. Let us extend a hand OF good
Fellowship 10 the thousands OF idle
women wasting their lives and talents
IN useless living and like n stream OF
water hnally empties itself IN the
desert sands OF uselessness I,a, rs
bid these women Join the great club
movement.
Woman Is the most vital force In
the community. and she runs TO waste
and makes no effort for usefulness all
too frequently.
We want home life rs the ideal
but we want q better and higher ideal
or home life than we get The homo
Is the place where the future citizens
are trained. Let rs make a. a broad
training and. bv banding together
splendid. beautiful and courageous
women with strong Intellect. high cul
lure and pure ideals. IN this great club
movement. We must and WILL have
better homes. and from them will
emerge better citizens to handle civic
ana municipal afairs-thus ia the
Rrent Womans club movement FAR,
reaching
Md now. 40 thle blessed Christ.
'nHs iid". with on added stimulus To
neli'r "forts and with heart full
OF gratitude Tor your LOYALTY 10 mo rs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25
Housewives League.

Mrs. Guy r. c. Allen. president of
the Housewives league wishes for
every member of the league a Happy
Christmas and a Prosperous New
Year. She especially urges upon
league members the Importance of
hearty cooperation with the Food
Inspector in his efforts to seure pure
and sanitary foods. She also urges
increased attention 10 the subject OF
weights and measures and reminds
league members that they labor no,
for themselves alone. but for the
many who are unable to help then.
selves 10 reduce the high cost OF liv
Ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25
A HANDSOME
HUDSON DEMONSTRATOR

new six - Hudson dcmonstrai.
ing car attracted n great deal 90 AZ.
tention on the streets in the business
district yesterday. This car Just ar
state Motor Sale Co. % No. 27f9 Jacob
street n is beauty and sells for
500. Those contemplating the
pure hasIng OF an automobile should
not fail 10 see this new hudson prod
net
Special Christmas Dinner. Ii4f
fain street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25

married by Rev Liteii. on Wodnos-
day afternoon The bride is ropu-
Tar young lady ard tho groom BE- "a
buslnosF man ~ MatyFviile Ohio
Miss Martha McNiece. ~ Key. q
and Mr.. Harry GiTin. % Cadiz %
were married by Rev Iitteu. We'd
n"sday afternoon 4 number N other
weddings took place
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25
COLLEGIATE AIumnea

The following greeting is sent by
Mrs. II. VI. Kimberland. president Ui
the Collegiate Alumnea.
Our Motto ;-"Licht Mier LIGHT.
sings out 10 us from ares pas,-in
the light OF Life ~ Christmas time
With the fellowship Of college women
We give
our Blessings 10 the COLLEGE
Girls at home
And urge that every member VIII
pass the greeting on.
Your President.
AGNES GRAHAM KIMBFRIAND
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25
Wellsburq Woman's Club,

The Christmas CIotation for the
Wellsburg Woman's club is as fol
lows
There's n song in the air. there's a sta,
In tho slSv
There's n Mothers deep prayer and :
baby's low cry
And tho star rains its fire while IN.
the beautiful sing
For the manger in Bethlehem cradles .
King"
Their president. Miss Margaret
Sanders extends greetings to all the
members and appreciated the interest
manifested during the year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25
chIIdren's New Year MatIn,,
Christmas Dance

This evening AZ the Mcclure hotel.
Dr. and Mrs Leach Cracraft. Mr. and
MIS-. Joseph Speidel and Miss Eleanor
Mcclure will entertain with a C'brIst.
mas ball. The spacious dining room
which IL so well adapted TO such so
ciety events. will be the scene OF the
most elaborate Of events held there in
years. Tho FIRST social set Of Wheel.
Ing VIII be included on the invitation
,lst and several hundred guests will
be present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25
Shakespeare Study Club.

Mrs. Lima Hennig-Sherman ex-
tends greetings TO members OF the
Shakespeare Study Club. She saws:
Il Will just say as Tiny Tim I'm Dick
ems Christmas Carol-"God Bless Us
Everyone"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25
Woman's Literary Club.

o
10 the members OF the Woman's
Literary Club: Greetings
May the Joy and peace OF tho
Christmas-tide be yours and health.
happiness and ULbroken friendship
crown the coming years.
Your President.
AGNES J. MORRISON.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25

Many Weddings

pan Cupid ~ ON tho job for Christ
mas and many licenses have been b.
sued
Miss Bertha GRAY ~ Bonry's Point
and Mr Arthur McCrackon. were
The evening world., 1913-01-20
Hockey Club Players Proving
Surprise of Amateur Leuque

Crescents on Friday night. Fortunately.
tho Hockey Club Is a strong one, auS
msn,ed By the old New York -. 9.
players and led by Casteman, tn,
former Winged Foot captain. Tho la;.
ter was really the most important IA
tor In both games that the Hockey Cluo
won. Although out OF the game las,
year. Castleman's efficiency Is Just as
great to-day as II was in the days
when he captained the Mercury Foot
players to victory In two championship
cup tournaments.
The game tomorrow night will be
between the Irish-American A. c. and
the 81. Nicholas teams. II the p. j.
Conway team shows the same con-
sistent improvement as It did In the
contest last week with tho Hockey
Club a close and Interesting struggle
may be expected. The Macdonald
case has not been pnally disposed OF.
but II 10 possible that he may wear the
green and white in tomorrow nights
game. President Russell Of the ANA
tour League has called q meeting OF
the Governing Committee. to DO held
this afternoon. and the young Canadi la n
player has been asked to appear be-
fore them with proof OF his eligibility
TO play as an amateur. The Alberta
Association has mailed Macdonald his
, amateur card for the season Of 1913,
showing him TO be IN good standing in
the. Canadian Association.
The evening world., 1913-01-20

1VHE Hockey Club team 10 the sur
prise OF the Amateur League.
= Usually tailenders. this season the
seven are paying like champions. They
have played two games and have won
both. giving them the leadership Of the
league.
The champion Crescents and the 81
Nicholas team are tied for second place.
each team having won one game and
lost one. The Irish-Amer ican A. c. has
yet TO win game. losing to tho ST.
Nicholas team ana the Crescents.
The defeat which tine New Mooners
sustained at the hands OF the s.. Mich
olas team last Wednesday was unex-
pscted. This was due 10 overconfide nce.
which Ted Capt. Shirref to utilize sub
stitute players In two or three posi-
lions. A. LONE as tho Crescents were
In front and lighting to retain their po-
sition the veteran players, like Linton.
Dolby and Wall, evinced no disposition
to play. preferr1ng TO give their younger
teammates chance TO capture the
honofa. II 10 now rumored that the
hockey enthusiasts In the club have
induced the veteran stars to rejoln the
team and try to regain the leading po-
sition In the race.
The Hockey Club will be put TO III
ssverest test In this game against the
The evening world., 1913-01-20
Chicago Magnate for First Time Tells Reason Why He Side
tracked Frank Chance for Johnny Evers and Explains Mis-
take Of Too Much experimenting in National Came

as Joe Tinker recently said. could 20
out and do things"
Murphy talks OF tho advantage Of
youth and the handicap OF ADVANCING
axe. and pointedly says. MY enthusi.
asm II pretty much confined 10 those
men who can play the gamc-and not
10 those who wish TO draw pay for tell
Ing others how 70 do IT, We don't wan.
a company OF superintenslents. We wan
more bail playing and less managing"
As between Chance and Evers he
says:
FRANK Chance was successful AZ n
playing manager. I am not prepared
TO say that he vii prove q wizard as a
bench manager. do not beneve that
he thinks as fast a. Evers or Tinker
And It mikht be said In passing tina,
the old national game 10 geared up 81
now that fast thinking is the nrs
requisite Of success. Handling a bal.
club nowadays must he done after tn,
fashion that the electrical machln.
works which maqes the rivets on the
modern steel skyscrapers"
Murphy confidently predicts a cham.
ponship season for 1917. lie saws l.,
has the best fortified team In the maJo,
leagues. lie wakes enthusiastic oyeI
tho addition OF Bresnahan to the Gu.
stan. and says he has the best array
OF catchers In the world. He also pre-.
diets success for Evers
IN conclusion, | will say that thu
club that beats us will win tho flag
Mark that prediction" In the way ht
closes his four-co!umn statement.
The evening world., 1913-01-20

CHICAGO Jan. 0.-The Cubs past
and present. with particular reference
to Gun managers past and present and
with moro particular reference to Eranh
Chance Al against Johnny Evers. arc
dealt with m . long signed article by
Charles W. Murphy. Cub President. In
the Chicago Evening Post to-day. II Is
the longest interview in Murphy's
career, the first time he has emerged
from the shell OF secrecy in which he
has always been hedged.
Most interesting In his explanation OF
why Chance was let out and his COM
parison Of Chance and Evers.
"whsn I asked Frank Chance II no
wanted to manage tho Cubs In 1919" he
writes. '7,e replied: Y would rather
not" Murphy continues:
"Afer Evers had succeeded 10 the po-
sition. Evers said: I would not trade
positions with me President Of tho
United States
without wishing to detract from the
accomplishments OF Mr.. Chance. I am
compelled TO use a rather recent expires
sion OF Mr.. Ted sullivan. and say: Too
often the ship gets credit when II really
belonSs to the wave Chance gets credit
for tho achievement Of tho Cubs IN the
last years and no should get all the
credit due him. but Il should be borne in
mind that he mas been fortified at oil
tdsnea with q bunch Of ball players who
The evening world., 1913-01-20
EDITED BY
RoBERT EOGREN
Cross and Shugrue to Box
Before Garden 4. g. Jan. 20

and will no, =. able to fis,k again for at lsaG1
four weeks When I am well ae,in ssld cou.
Ion. 81 will 60 after a match With Kid WiWame
TOT twenty rounds in Caifvrni. Ale threat nsde
6y San, Harris. manager Of Williams. that be
would make me . present 81 $500 II l would esen
for a fight With Williams and also bet ne si.00
10 ~. 90 .nat williams would stOp me b sucn
II. of d.a."' '''' '''' WV '
II ia. juN leaked out ho~ Commissioner rrans
s. D'Ne.l was ele,ej Chairman Of the State All.
etic Co,nnission. \; te lsst meitins o. o sns
mir,ioncr DIXON srose and slid:
"Gentlcnen psh 10 ease my vote for lff.
u cas-, ny vote for Mr.. oNel." remarked Mr.
u win vote scr. myself" reolled oN~i. vae-s-
upon Serctary Hare made tie fonos.ns 20.
'Mf' o'Nen ia ciectei chairman"
Frankie Burns tho Jes.y City bsn.anveislt,
another ten.rounj bout In New orleaaA -
SATURDAY nigh, Is ortpointins Bliy Fit4Sinnoas
hard and often. Burns .reienei : risransss q
ON ms Gvns .s !i. ,mS S T." .:r n
battle.
Jim Savage was training at . gymn adum IN Nsw
Orleans for bou, with Adam Smith. q scuihssn
heavyweight. At the Orleans A. q. on Thursday
is; % i% *. os ss'e' and az sasa smith
jim Aaretsl. SHNn fhprcu NaNt6o IN
first ruund. and the latter. getting snsry, pvt
smith away IN the second. When the club a.
| iiciais heard what happened they called OF tho
! lout, and savage IL oct $500. he 70 kave
| r~ceavcd that amount Tor fighting smith.
Eddie MeGoorty IL rounding INTO cpndisioa q
| tho New Polo A. A. for his ten. round bout WIN
Fcddie iIickA OF Detroit, which win hp fought q
tn Farnont A. e.. on We,lut sday Night Ne
Gopry 10 trne overweight, hut expscts -
| make the weight 10 the time thsy get into Tie
ring. a. he doing considerable road work -
caseh IN heavy underclothes and swestcrs
| Knockout Brown. who will leave fos L.
Angeles in tan daJs wnee ne Ia matched 10 0oeo
] Joe Rivera for twenty rounds at Vernon, CAL, =
WaSlling;on's Birthday afternoon, has ben
mstcoeJ 70 m<ss Jate ADD. the ChicaSc IiSft-
weight for ssn POUNDS before a dub AZ Xtisnss
Ga, on next Fridse night This Will b Bro1ST
last nsi< hefore meeting Rivss
Two bou.s were arranged to-day Frank QulsA
matchmaker u Browns Gymnasium. signed =
BHiy west. the local middleveieht, 70 -
Fighting Kennedy for ten rounds at The cluba
show on nett SATURDAY night while the lrviuS
A. G. of Brooklyn matched Joe CpstAr N mel
Patsy ,,slahan. the BIvohsn tighter. Tor Ia
| rounds Feb. 8.
Jim Savage. Who knocked out By 0uuhosa
smith. the California heavyweight, In No.
| rounds at the Garden A. C. . few moaths -.
| h TO get Q return match.
The evening world., 1913-01-20
Winning S|X-DkY
RACES JUST HABIT
WITH Joe FOGLER

PARIS. Jan. 90 - Winning six-day
races Is Just q habit with Joe Fogler OF
3rooklyn. With Alfred Goullet OF Aus
tral!a as his partner he captured the
ly-day grind just finished here. the
pair OF them covering ESQ miles in IA
hours.
The French team. Duprey and Lapise,
finished second. with the Americans
Walthour and Wiley third. Moran and
Root were placed seven
1t was Fogler's second siX-day victory
inside of two months. In the six-day
race at Madison Square Garden last
month. the Booklyn boy finished IN
front with Walter Rutt OF Germany ~
his partner.
The evening world., 1913-01-20
S SsS SESZgSz BEST SPORTING PACE IN NEW YORK r
The Boxers Have Agreed to
Weigh in at 1874 Pounds
Ringside.
BIZ IOHN POLLOCK.

- DFORE the Garden A. G.. In Madl-
X son SQUARE Garden, on "Wednesday
- evening. Jan. -. Leach Cross VIII
meet Joe Young Shugsue. the fast
and game lightweight. in ten-round
bout a.. l3I pounds. weigh In at the
rngslde Billy Gibson signed tho men
to-day after making Cross a fiatter'ng
offer. Besides this bout there Will lie
another ten-round go In which Johnny
Dundee will meet some good fighter.
Cross fights Jimmy Duffy for ten rounds
at Buffalo tomorrow night.
Down IN New Orleans tonight KnocSou, Brown,
che local lightweight. will 40 ag1inc frankie
Russell. tho crack fighter Of that city. In tan
round bout before the One,nB A. G. RuseN re-.
ce-,t'y defeated Battling Nelson IN . ten.rounj
t-pit at tbs sane club handing him 4 severe
facing AMI having him In bad wry a. the final
bell The advance salo Of tcSets Is over +.OOO.
Johnny Ooulon Is stu unlcr tas dcc.~s care