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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21

Why not set together, game sports
men. ana form an association q state
Hids tmportanea7 For 4 long time
fhers has bsen q faction here ana one
tnsfe thai has not Workea n unison on
zsasss questions Ws bssssss 4 a. Or
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What NextP

LATEST NEWS SERVICE
Nelson absolutely. emphaticaig :.
otherwise refuses TO be relesassu
back number in boxing maitsfa S
latest role is that OF CRITIC = z
coming Whlte-welsh scrap.
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McAllister Wins Fight

ALBANY, y. Y. Jan 2ioBob McAllIster,
Philadelphia, in eight Of the 10 rounds In their
bout here last night. Aahe had one round and
the other was even. McAllister weighed 1852 |
and Ashe 1917 pounds.
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CAMDEN FIVE WINS AGAIN
By Winning Over Trenton Squad
Strengthen Lead in Race.

Camden frightened It's hold on first place in
the Eastern League basketball race last night
Wy defeating Trenton by score of 3S to 2.
The two Jersey teams played at a fast clip
from start TO finish, but camden was never
in danger, leading at the end OF the first half,
There was some rough wori, in tho scrim-
home team. was pushed into the wire netting
with such force that his tongue was badly
remove him to Cooper: Hospital. He viii prob
ably be kept out Of the game for some time
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING
Camden W; v : FiS $S % NsrI .!Ys y i PiS IS
Esaains Il 20 S eGs rs2s@. TrsT:9@ 1S y 5
Schedule for tonight-Camden at Jasper.
HAzLEToN, Pa. Jan. 21.-Hasleton Protes,
GS'' hight to the the De &ori HSs" dTe il 10 IS '
PORT DEPOSIT, Md, Jan s1.-1n the fast
Greshmen, 20 to II.
LyndenhuTst defeated jefferson. 81 to 10. IN
n Philadelphia Junior League game last night,
at the Philadelphia Boys Club.
e s ' Is SS' S' sS' SsS' 4 Z e. Sa' TO Town. 50
PoTTsTowN, Pa, Jan 21.-Riverton was
defeated by the senecas last evening. 40 to %
sylvania defeated Central Branch Y. NJ. c.
A. in heavy scoring game, AZ to 82.
Madonna beat Aqunas, 20 to IL, in a hard
fought game last night.
The St Josephs College basketball team last
night defeated the PhOeniXvillo High five at
the formers hall by the score of 70 to II.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. j.. Jan. 21.-vindex.
of the Camden City League lost to the MIL
lion Dollar Pier five. at the pier last night.
20 to 20.
The School of Pedagogy BASKETBALL te@n
yesterday, In a game featured by the passing
OF the future teachers.
SALEM. N j.. Jan. 21.-saem Moose last
night won from tho Bridgeton City team, 2s
to is.
Corinthan administered severe drubbins to
Brethren. 90 70 IS. while Temple handed out
Northwest League garnes at the Germantown
Boys Club, last night
The Ward b. C. defeated Belgrade by
ecore Of 90 to 10; The feature Of the game game;
II SS out "S Of 81 81 Franz Frank shauEhnessys poor FOUL
tossing caused the defeat of Belgrade
YORK, Pa, Jan. 21.-oreystoc1s, of the Bast-
ern League, beaten by the York team
last night, Is to 13. York won by a brilliant
finish.
ATLANTIC CITY. N j.. Jan. 1.-THE Nor
paratory School. OF Longport, at tho armory
last night, 80 to 32
HAyERToR2 Pa. Jan n ssHCY swSrsh4S5Ss
oirard Alumni smothered Xavier in an
torium Hall by 40 to is, while in the other
contest Holy Name won a hotly played 4o-min-
ute tussle from ST. Ann, 20 to Is
Norris Square won close game from on
Mfr2 Memorial Ia 'G 81 - TO % a0 in North P6ilSdepha
Church League games, last night.
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Harry Stone q Winner

NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-HSrTy Stone. of this
city, claimant OF the wslterweight champion
ship on the strength OF his performance in
Australia and England, outpointed Frank Not
ter, another local boxer, in the Federal A. G.
last night.
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Certainly, Peter Rilev woni

At the Gayetv Theatre last might, N n. n
pound class, Kid Happy beat Harry Russi
in three rounds, but lost TO Peter Riiev II a,
closing bout. Peter Riley beat ia M,ns
In four rounds. Kid Baker beat Dick Nur,t,
in three rounds. In an exhibition. Toe nsi,.
George Cole and Chick Lucas mixed psssl
and punches. -
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Have You a Pet Elephantp

Mike Dorizas wants to borrow it, or
a dinosaur or a big lion or some sich
animile to help him get into shape for
the intercollegiate wrestling matches.
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Mike, t1ho's not erdctIy toeab,
wan endedvor not to hurt it;
HIS Is gentle, kind and meek,
And II he should, haply, hift 10
Der hts head as round theU tussIe,
Michael can't be blamed for muscle.
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NMYn aAB6T
JIMMY CLABBY FIGHTS
MIKE GIBBONS TONIGHT
Leading Middleweights WIN Meet to
Settle SnnraTnacV.

Leading Maadls~elghts VIII INSET 70
Settle Supremacy.
Jimmy Clabby. OF Hammond, Ind. and
Mike Gibbons. OF ST, Paul, Mimi. win
settle the question OF their supremacy
tonight ia a 10-round bout at MilWaukee.
Both are conceded 10 be the leading con-
tenders for the vacant middleweisht
throne.
Three Indianapolis sporting men with
10000 between them will be At the ring
side and after the encounter win Try 70
persuade the winner OF the bout . meeE
JACK Dillon. the HooaisF Their terms
villa .he & a4-r0und analF It lts pcnuds'
+ ueikh II 81 3 O'clock On she day e
thz match.
cissa1. eieasas saa pslaa. assA naass -
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Newspaper Golfers to Meet

NEW YORK, Jan. IA general meeting OF
the New York Newspaper Golf Club, at which
the officers for 1918 viii be elected, will be held
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at Doyle5
Indoor Golf School, 11B West 42d street.
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TO BE MADE BY FED

petition from withini second, that players may
be held they end 10, and third, that
the supply Of players may be controlled.
Because the national agreement gives II the
power to change add rules, and also the
right to Judge differences between clubs and
sessed legislative. judicial and executive func-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21

Fordham University track team will be kept
on the jump during the next four months ac-
cording to the schedule announced yesterday.
The schedule:
January %. Brooklyn College games, at
Brooklyn; january 30, Fordham University
Boston A. A games at Boston; February 10,
Second Naval Militia games at Hartford;
March 8, indoor intercollegiates at New York;
April "a, Penn Relay Carnival, at Philadelphia;
Hayerford; May 2s229' intercoilegiates.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21

Have you picked the winner -. !. !.
nights middleweight light - =.
Gibbons and Clabbyf Nsi'A'
we.
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SOMEBODY is ALWAYS TAKING THE JOY OUT OF LIFE
WITH THE GUESTS

Pierre MAupome, the local billiard expert.
defeated Charles Legros. Of Cincinnati 30 to
20, in an Interstate Three-Cushon Billiard
League game at Alingers last night In "a
innings.
Following ia the standing OF the players in
the Billiard Players League up to January 20:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21
Platt Adams Exonerated

NEW YORK Jan. 21.-Platt Adams, Olym-
pic champion in the standing high jump was
in an announcement last night by the Regis
tratlon Committee of the Metropolitan Asso-
has been considering his case for several days
Adams, who is member OF the New York
Athletic Club was charged with selling
trophies he had won.
Secretary Samuel Dallas, of the Meadow
brook Athletic Club OF this city. yesterday
sprang n surprise for the sportsmen OF the
country when he announced that he had OBJ
tanned the approval OF the authorities at West
Point and Annapolis to send representative
relay teams to the annual Meadowbrook Club
meet, which will be held in the Convention
March 10.
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defeated Marcus ,catton. 800 to 147. in
Billiard Players League match here. Aver
ages and high runs: Schaefer. 81, IL 1925;
Cation, %. TT-20.
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The Duffer to the Pro

You'Ue handed me the proper form,
The proper stance and grip;
Y0u'Ue shoioH me holo to si0iR0 the
a00Od
And OtUs the cIesk MP;
You'Us shotDH ME hO1D 90 hold ny head
And get a IollOiU through;
Moo sh0t0 me hot0 TO oct around
In Ninety One or TfCO.
You'ps shol0n ms hoa5 II. VafdoH st0in0s
The driUef from the tee;
You've shoaon Hle h0to the shoulder
r fEofks,
land exc the hfp aud knee;
Yoa'Ve shoaoa ne h0i0 each olab q
used
TO this, sir. c0nfessj
Aotg sholg me hol1 10 play around
IN BiHefgsiI or less.
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AUTOMOBILE AS SHOOT Ss,.
South Philadelphia Gun m.,
poses to Offer Rich IT,

poses to Offer Rich Tropbv z
President slmms, of The
uelphia Gun Club, announced a ,S,. Pa
noon that Ford automobn. w siie
given as FIRST prize in tho ws1osaA !.
birthday shoot to be held On ~ ssahihsts
at 25th street and Penrosa ~. ~ siu.sa.
Just how the officials Of tha "a
make the event pay is the NV o,,....a ~ ID
puzSling the committee. Nuesuda ~
Announcement was maas th,.
that shipment of wild rabb,ss hleiiss,
from Gates City, Va, for PbV ntss
The game is to be turned loo. ,lad,lphla
sections of Pennsylvania. sss y eallcus
i'.I,e!'. Brewster VIII have charge Of ~ ~ Alsst
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NATIONAL A. o.-SATIoNAA 2
Great international e9nsss cent ssaaaa
JOHNNY KILBAHE "; Es.tss aHzH
- Nsst'I Fassr Other B0uts-sss
AIM. sse. Res. Soc, 75e., st, - e
AII~sTAR sHowi ALlesli.A a,I1. -
Nonpareil A. C. ksas. kss. ~ ~:
RUFF sETnEL =. fAtss4 fAsgsss 4ss7sz5Iz
H1I7R aTHEh Goon n9e-sz
Haaa #H4z
I'VE NzHu= UHsl - Fa
Quaker city A. zS7s
HaDn4 HNuIH8 =. 4AE ~
III 4zHzz 24azz 4ssz
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HAVERFORD, Pa. Jan. u. - SwarthmoEs
High School defeated Haverford School second,
in the Haverford cage yesterday, 80 TO 1S.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21

In the meantime We haven't heard
any complaint from Harvard concern
Ing paid graduate eoaehins- with
Colonel Hausnfon In the once ana Ger
tetn reaalszeElons q So ana ss-e
aeo1se
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ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Jan. a.-The Nor
ris Guards quintet beat the winchester Pre-
paratory School. OF LOngport, at the armory
last night. 81 to 80
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JAMESTOWN, N. Y, Jan. 21.-5utton de-
fsated WeiksT Coehr9n here last night od in a
go, in 81 innlngs Average and high runs:
sutton, 6 2s-84, Al; Cochran, 6-33, 6S.
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DETROIT Jan. 21.-willie Hoppe defeated
Melbourne 1nman. 400 to 62, in the first block
of their second S00-point match in 1872 bill
liards here yesterday afternoon. Average and
high runs: Hoppe, % 4-1S. 40; Inman, 3, H.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21

Albert Cutler Of Boston, 500 to 29s, in BIZ
Hard Players League match here last night.
Averages and high runs: YamadR, 1882, o.;
Cutler 5-32, "a,
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Girard Alumni snothered Xavier in an
American League game last night az Nata-
contest Holy Name won u hotly played 40-min-
ute tussle from st. Ann, 2G to is.
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NEW YORK. Jan. 21;-Harry A.. Fisher,
graduate manager OF athletics at Columbia,
between Yale and Columbia relative to date
for their dual meet In the intercollegiate
had arranged to swim the Ell amphibians this
week, forgetting that examination would in.
supposed to have asked Yale to transfer tha
iegians refused to do it. Fisher denied that
there had been dispute and added that CO.
lunibia would meet Yale here on February o.
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The court hearing was record breaker in
that n brought out the greatest array Of base
bail maRnates ever assembled at one time. II
also brought together great array OF legal
talent.
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Mrs. james A. Gilmore wife Of the head
of the Federal League and Mrs Charles II.
weeghmnn, wife OF the local Federal mag
nate, were Interested spectators.
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INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS

HArvurds track prospects, in the iong-d!s-
tRnce events will be marred considerably by
the withdrawal OF Henry q. MacLlre from col
lege at the end Of the first half year MacLure,
who has been one of the most consistent one
mile runners on the Harvard varsity track team
eoeRs tns Course sSt at t"f aarva with sn the md ia
year examinations that come in two weeks and
he will leave college until June, when he will
return for his degree.
MacIJure's loss will not bo the only one that
Constance Southworth, mile and two mile
runner who y promising sing mem member & Of the
% Ss SS IF tse r h T year ssG e can
ali his academic work by that time;
GETTYsBURG. Pa, Jan 2l:.The l. football
and most ambitious that Gettysburg has ever
Raa and oFS Pfdfss Fsnn s %h d the
Teams which were formerly Played and do
BIT BeknsSn LEBANON VeeS and Abrskt ssp
tember rs, Cornell at. Ithaca October g, West
s5n Ns5 Pont e. e. 0sHSr ststs g. siRs
SSsr sSffS sSHtS SS;Ss5s
ysnSsr ysmSSsr Raene az HarrbarE ri
MI st 5nJ a. ~
The third annual interscholastic swimming
VRdf W be shS Sed
the d While wtb 10 10Y viii be given
2 for third.
NEw HAvTM ,.e Conn; 81, ;,,5sa Jan. -o:, 21-An un-
vIded for In the schedule OF the Yale Uni
EsSrSary r. UnHsrsy k a. @sS
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YORK, Pa, Jan. 21.-Greystocls, of the EAST
last night, Is to 13. York won by brilliant
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21

Walter Johnson, the Topping pitcher was
among those present He wore n cap and
Eweater. and not many Of the fans recognized
aim
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21

In the first game in the play-on OF the triple
tie for second place in the Philadelphia Pocket
billiard League, at the jackson 20, room last
night. g.. Martin, Of the Luzerne, defeated c.
Reiter of Jacksons, 100 to IS.
W. Briggs beat j. Bernard, 75 to 46. in the
eighth game of the first annual class A pocket
billiard tournament, last night, at the Park
parlors.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21

Seats were at q premium in the courtroom.
Secretary Charley Williams, OF the Chifeds,
who kept tab on the gate, announced that go
fans had squeezed through eight balliffs.
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HAzLETON Pa, Jan. 21.-Hazleton Profee,
sionals lost a haId-fousht game hero last
night to the De Neri five. II to 49,
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The Ward F. c defeated Belgrade by IA
score of 80 to 10 The feature of the game
was the foul tossing OF ODonnen. he caging
II out Of 21 Frank Shaughnessy's poor foul
tossing caused the defeat of Belgrade
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-21

Norris Square won close game from On
karlo 81 to 49, while FTiedens beat Simpson
Memorial, 81 TO 20, In North Philadelphia
Church League games, last night
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PORT DEPOSIT, Md, Jan. 2.-In the fast
est game seen In the Tome gymnasium this
year Tome was defeated by the Pennsylvania
freshmen, % to L.
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Those who came to listen to thrilers were
disappointed. There wero plenty OF hard
legal wallops at the opposition but the spec
tacular was lacking.
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Corinthian administered severe druboing to
Brethren, 90 10 l3, while Temple handed out
the same dose to Beta Delta, 40 to 10, in
Northwest League gaInss at the Germantown
Boys' Club. last night
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I'VE still have our turn at bats then we
will drive out a few, long hits. This argument
submitted thus far has not impressed me, and
we are more confident than ever."-Ban John
son, president OF the American League.
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''we have nothing to fear from what has
been brought out in the case up to this time"
John X. Tener, president OF the National
League.
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Nothing to say right now, except that
things look favorable for the Federal League.
president John A. Gilmore, OF tho Federal
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Schedule for tonight-camden at Jasper
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-16
CHILD GETS SICK GROSS, FEVER|SH
 IF CONS1IPATED
"CaliiOrnia Syrup of Figs" can | harm tender stomach or
 bowels.

A laxative today saves a sick child tomorrow. Children simply will not take the time from play to empty their bowels, which become clogged up with waste, liver gets sluggish stomach sour.
 Look at uhe tongue, mother. If coated, or your child is listless cross, feverish, breath bad, restless doesn't eat heartily, full of cold CT has sore throat or any other chl- dren's ailment, give a teaspoonful of California Syrup of Figs" then don't worry, because it is perfectly harmless, and in few hours all this constipation poison, sour bile and fermenting waste will gently move out of the bowels, and you have a well, playful child again. "A thorough "inside cleansing" is oftimes all that is necessary. It should be the frs treatment given in any sickness.
 Beware of counterfeit fig syrups. Ask your druggist for a 50-ceni bottle of California Syrup of Figs which has full directions for babies children of all ages and for grown ups plainly printed on the bottls. Look carefully and see that it ' made by the California Fig Syrup Company"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-16
YOUNGSTERS WILL
 CONDUCT MEETING
Gathering at Y. M. (. \. Sunday tt Be strictly Boys Affair, With
 James Alexander Presiding

Except that the principal address 'How to Grow,' will be made by Rev Marion Nelson Waldrip, pastor of the Lakeside Methodist church, the meeting for boys to be held at the Young Mems Christian assocta- tion auditorium at 3:30 o'clock Sun day afternoon will be conducted in all it's details by boys.
 Announcement to this effect was made yesterday by F. M. Goodwin general secretary of the Y. M. c. A. who stated that plans for the affair have all been completed, and that there are indications of a ree breaking attendance at the meeting
 Red badges have been distributed to the pupils of all the public schools as well as to those of all the Sun day schools of the city and man. of the boys are already wearing the badges, thus advertising the meeting thoroughly.
 James Alexander, student of the high school and one of the members of the basketball team, will preside at the meeting. quartette compos ed of high school boys will render { number of selections, and other higl school boys will serve as ushers, dis tribute the hymn books and othe' wise assist in conducting the affair successfully.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-01-16
VE 'MOOCHER'
 A MEAL TICKET Those Who Like to Dispense Charity Can Now Do So Without Imposition.
THIS IS TICKET DAY"
Church People Will Aid Volunteers of America tO Dispose of Tickets TO. day to Help Provide Practical
 Charity.
Today is Ticket Day"

lOudy IS lICkcb Day
 Officers and members of the Vol unteers of America, aided by '--e ef- forts and cooperation of the As sociated Charijl, s, the pastors of the churches of the city and charity workers generally, will devote all of the day to the effort to dispose of large number of tickets, each cost ing 15 cents, and each good for two meals, or one bed and one meal, at the industrial home of the Volun- teers.
 It is hoped a very large number Of the tickets will be disposed Of. that good sum may be raised with which the Volunteers can purchase tools necessary for them to take advant- age of an offer recently made them to clear a large tract of land near the city, in return for the wood on the lal,i.
 The Volunteers have received en. dorsement of the Associated Chart ties, the preachers of the city, Mayor Bloom land individual residents of
 Pine Bluff generally, in the work they are doing to care for the idle transient men who are here in large numbers. The acceptance of the proposition to clear the tract of land, in retur nfor the wood, was brought about through the desire to be able to furnish work for several days to men who are unable to find anything. It will take a number of days 70 complete the work, and this will al-- low of many men being given a lit tie employment. to aid them during their hard times.
 The Volunteers have no tools with which to do the work, however, hence the designation of today as Picket Day." Pine Bluff men who are helping the movement hope H. 000 or more of the tickets will be needed. The tickets can be handed
 out at any time by the purchaser, in lieu of money Or food. to men who lapply for aid, the presentation of the ticket at the industrial home, of the Volunteers being all that is neces- | sary for the holder to get bed and
 something to eat.
 Rev. H. A. Stowell, chairman Of l the case committee of the Associated Charities and Mayor Bloom, have al
 ready made public their unqualified
 endorsement of the work of the Vol
 unteers in this respect. Yesterday
 Rabbi Josech ,Jasin, president of the 1 Associated Charities issued the fol-
 lowing announcement of his endorse ment of the work:
 l Owing to the unusual amount of
 unemployed prevailing this winter
 and the difficulty of relieving the dis
 tress resulting therefrom. the Associ
 ated Charities and the community in general should welcome the CO.,
 operation offered by the local branch
 of the Volunteers of America. It is
 to be hoped that the public will
 cheerfrlly furnish the modest sup
 pfrt required for the several enter
 prises of the Volunteers and especial
 lv that the meal and lodging tickets
 be bought in a generous manner. "JOSEPH JASIN.
 "President Associated Charities | of Pine Bluff"