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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
FLOWERGRAMS DEFY
TYRANNY OF CENSOR
Although Like Many @ h er
Things, Blooms Must Bow to
Dame Fashion.

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
GIBBONS AND CLABBY
MAY BOX 20 ROUNDS
st. Paul Middleweight's sigma
ture Will Bind Match Sched-
uled for New Orleans

CHICAGO, March 25.-Mike Gibbons and
Jimmy Clabby are going to clash over the
2O-round route at New Orleans Before
night Gibbons name will be scrawled
across the articles under Clabby's.
Tom Andrews, the Milwaukee promoter,
acting for Dominiclt Tortorich, of New
Orleans, put the match over. Clabby is to
get 5000 for his end The only hitch in
the proceedings is Gibbons end. Andrews
offered 5000; Mike Is sticking for $1,000, but
rather than pass the match up the pro-
motcrs indicated they were going to stand
the rise The men have their choice of
So per cent. of the house.
Andrews left for New Orleans this
morning where he will embark for Ha.
vana to see the IOhnSon-W Willard battle,
and Mike Is to wire his answer to An
drews there. The date probably will be
the latter .nart of April.
Emil Thicry. Packcy McFarlands man
ager, was still camping on Gibbons trail
today seeking to match them at 1t5
pounds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
ARTISANS LEADERS
LOSE BOWLING MATCH
Section A Progressives Get
Two Of the Three Games
Played.

Northwestern No. !. the leading team
in the Artisans League. Section \. lost
two games to the Progressives in the
matches rolled on the Casino alleys last
night Swisher, Of Northwestern. rolled
the highest single game of the evening,
topping 2Sl pins in the first match.
tnderdown No. /. the runner-up, dropped
two games to the Boosters, Adelphia
swept its series with Harmony, while
Pennsylvania won two from Bartram.
In the Artisans League. Section p.
matches rolled on the Casino alleys last
night, Spartan, the leader, captured two
games from Union, Underduwn No >,
the runuer-up. kept pace by defeating
Southwestern twice. Northwestern No. 2
made a clean sweep, winning three games
from Fidelity, while Oak Lane won the
odd game from Lehigh.
District Officers defeated Accounting
for second place in the Philadelphia Elec-
trio League last night by winning two
games out of three i'm "A postponed series
rolled on the Terminal alleys.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
{. J. HERATY AGAIN
WINS SWIM TITLE
Philadelphia Breast S trok e
Swimmer Breaks Record in
Event at Pittsburgh.

Two swimming champions successfully
defended their titles at the champion
ship held at the Pittsburgh Athletic As
sociation, Pittsburgh, last night. T., j.
Heraty Of Philadelphia, holder Of the
200 yards breast stroke, Middle Atlantic
Championship, lowered his record for
that distance. The swimmer made the
distance in minutes 80 As seconds His
former record was . minutes and 81 Sec
onds. Harry 6. Taylor of the Allegheny
Preparatory School, Pittsburgh. was sec
and. and Kenneth Lovejoy of Pittsburgh
a. A., was third.
n. j. Hebner, of the Illinois A. c.. of
Chicago, present A. a. L. champion and
worlds record holder of the l5O- yard back
stroke championship, again won that
championship, defeating Merrill Maisack.
Pittsburgh A. A. and former Middle At
lautIc division champion. and n. w
Buckland. University of Pittsburgh pres
ent holder of the Middle Atlantic A. A. L.
championship. Ilehner made the distance
in | minute and seconds. Heraty was
closely pressed by Taylor throughout the
contest. and the second boy forced tho
Philadelphia swimmer to make new
record, llehner won his championship
easily The Olympic champion was in
excellent condition and could ha We
equaled his record If forced
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
PILLS BREAK CAMP
FOR TRIP HOMEWARD
Two Games Scheduled With
Athletics at Jacksonville.
Training. Season a Success.
LION 4 srArr connrsFoNpeNr. /

SF. PETERSBURG, Fla. March %
The Phillies squad today waved fare
we'll to the groundkeeper. peicans and
snakes at Coffee Pot Park.
Ross Moran and his reconstructed
Quakers closed their outing here with a
light workout. which consisted for the
most part in batting practice. The
pitchers had short rehearsal on the
mound and tho bat boy was busiest Of
all assisting Mike Dec with the packing
of the fighting ammunition.
The afternoon was spent by the tour
ing big lcaguers in packing their personal
effects, including snake hides
Manager Moran stated that the visit
here has been beneficial In all respects
only one day was lost as the result OF
bad weather
raskert and Bancroft are improving
rapidly, and taking in all, the boys ar,
prepared to enter the championship
games. The party leaves tonight for
Jacksonville where two games will be
played with the Athletics, Friday and
Saturday.
rhcn the local National League party viii
tinrt for Rroal and Huntington streets. sinp-
ping Oft tur sgvCIdl exhibition COntests. Mon
day und Tuesday the Daisies VIII play AZ
lama aud thg following day tic charlotte ~
on hrrii / the MorauIan tribe win hit Nor
folk, here ile his leasuers win play iWn
Eam"s thon WashinstGm viii be the h,lies
played WITH the Senators before the locals
,Thc hrst game of the spring inrqehampion,
ship series will ho played ~ Shihe PARK Af,l
Magkmen and rhils. alternating at each other :
Af,cr Tie local set OF rra,s the rniui,z will
leave for Providence. where two games viii
be gJaycd Il, with ,he toaw there MTh,n M n,o. ,3.
Ing game Of tho season. April ~.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
WHAT'S DOING TONIGHT

Discussion ou Socialism and Single Tax"
by j H.. cumnings 1908 Walnut street;
hirncr OF Delta Sigma Phi Hotel Adslphlsi
Muscale l.yeeun Institute. Alumni Building
Broad street and Columbia avenue; O'Clock
lnlled business Men. Hotel Continental
Merchants arl Manufacturers As5ocstion
18Th and Market streris o clock. Free,
Men, l.ansdowne avenue and 53d street :
clock Free
Cedar Avenue Improvement Asso on.
Cedar aveHre and iIth street; o clock. Free.
Independent MIX Dealers Union, Parkway
Womtn's Trade tnion League. 50I aSo6sh
Sth street; S o'clock Free
National Association Hosiery and Under-
wear Manufacturers Manufacturers ciuoi
NJ Mondsissoin's Elijah" Philadelphia choral
Society Academy Of Music; 3 o'clock.
society of Mqyrower Descendants annual
dinner, RtZ-Carl'on; o'clocl.
Dinner to Petsr f. Smith, 1870 North Broad
Lecture. "Recent Advances in the. Teehno-
tute; 5 o'ciock Free.
Drexcl Biidc Bible class rally, Messiah Re-
formed Church: o clock.
Northeast High School dinner, Continental
Hotel; { o'clock
Pcnnsylyanla sophomore : freshmen debate,
Houston Hall o'clock. Free,
Lecture, North American Indians In Iabra-
dor" Dr. Frank G. Speck, West Branch y. N.
e, A. s o'clock.
civic cub Academy Of the Fine Arts:
InaRmuch Missionary anniversary mission
chapel; 5 o clock. Free,
Spring Rlhle conference, Y w. e, A. audi
torIum, 18th and Arch streets o'clock. Fres,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
NEW CASTLE TOPUT
TEAM IN LEAGUE
Meeting Today at Wilmington
for Baseball Clubs in Della
Ware-Maryland Circuit.

Persons interested in baseball in New
Castle will meet next Thursday at VIII
minGton and make arrangements for
placing a strong team in the Delaware
Maryland League. which is the name
selected for the organization first known
as the County League
Having ended the basketball season. the
Salesanum has now taken up baseball There
is every prospect OF good team. Al Dough
erty. Frank Dougherly. O'NeiI and Carney
will be bach,
The Wilmington High School has decided to
nresent ali old English W TO each girl who
played one-half nf the total basketball games
this season.
X O, Harry Baker has made a statement to
ne effect that, despite rumOrs TO the contrary,
he a. in as good condition as he ever was,
and is willing TO meet any mlddleweght in the
world,
wilmington High School basketball team
Dlayed nine games and lost four the four
lost heing with West Philadelphia High
school SNarthmOre Preparatory School. Nor
ristown High school and Wilmington Confer
enCe Academy,
To-day the track team OF the Wllmington
High School viii start regular practice.
Harry j. Stoeckle las placed his entire rae
ing stable including his fast tTotter Harry
j. s., in the hands OF Herman Tyson, Of
Newark.
Delaware College has ended its basketball
season with hye victories out of II games.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
= THEATRICAL
@al BAEDEKER

ApELPHl Peg o My Heart with an eNi
amusing comedy % the lmpetuous young
irish slr and VIA, she .n, does TO 2 seSse{Is si{s
FORRBST-The EVENING lEpGERs Moton
Pi,turos OF tne War, 1900 feet of battle with
the Kaiser Well to the fore, The news oi ,nnee ,nee
great war In action. Last wcek..2."O ana N''o
uARRlCK-" seven Keys TO Baldpate George
Cohans mastery dramau2aton Of the story
o' the young author who Went l, w 10 r,,s q
audience encounters many surprises and
nnch humor. The principal success of Last
season '.'','-''''' '''''' -. '''' 80, ;"
IITrI.i.-"The Servant N the House with
Edith Wynne Matihison and ihe yesa,,einI
al,i effective play about the clergyman, the
draindirger and the mystic Manson. 'S:"o
LYRIC "A Mix Up. with Marie DRESSER, \
farce built around Miss Dressler as retired
burlcsque queen. She arrives at the Nat OF
a happily married Young man At lust The .
Miss Drcsslers alents
WAL NIT" Bunny tn Funuylant,' with the
one and only John Bunny, in he flesh.
cRiId minstres Mltinees daily ..,.,s:l5
VAUDEVILLE.
brides. Matthews, Shayne and company in
DFeamand" Rosy La Rocca ROchez'
Loretta Twins Clalrmont Brothers and
iIenrst selg Pictures.
Nl%oN's GRANp-,The Seven Adas Troupe.
John Comfy and Margaret Webb, the Gar
diner Trio, chain ami Tcmp!etpn, \andinof
and Louie, George C. Davis ana comedy
Harrington Reynolds In The Haber-
daRhery', Lew and Molly Hunting, Joe Coos
Brown and Mccormick, Marshall and che
yaiier I'm chance" Kalma and company
steve Argcn. MALTA and Bart company In
the baggage Sma shers
WILLIAM PENN"R Cross MARY . Mullen
ana Congau, Betty; Lever Leroy and
pavs, Vitorio and Georgetto
CROSS KEYS Second hslr Of weeiO j, G,
Mack in Mother Goose in Switzerland
Mullen and Fitzgerald, the Three Musical
Maids Back 10 Montreal" North, SlaVen
aud Worth and Ethel Golden
and Gordon, Four Nelson
t'onl1ues saunders and Won kuItz, alias
Jimmy Valentine" In movies and other acts.
STOCh.
AMERICAN $50 Much For So Much.
Co,nedy drama by willard Mack who wrote
Kick In" First performance In Philadel-
RuRLESQGE.
,'ASlN NO-Charles Robinson CRrnation Beau
tles with GLADYS Wilbur, In The Prize
a tSfJ,rY The Heart CharmeTs
-TR0C' \DERO- Watson's Oriental Bur
Iesquers, with Prirces5 Ayahasa, in The
III NgNT -pumonrs Minstrels iu "Pesgy-
My-Ileart' with Mr. boyden as shoe Peg
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
RCARRON TO BATTLE
JACK CLARKE TONIGHT
Boxers Are Listed to Meet at
Allentown's Keystone Asso-
ciation.

An argument of long standing between
Asntown fight fans, as TO whether Jack
Atcaron or Jack Clarke is the better
man, Is to be settled tonight, when they
win meet before the Keystone Athletic
Association.
Buck Boyle. one of Allentowns oldest
diamond favorites. now the roundsman
on the police force, has been engaged as
Auhlenberg baseball trainer. From now
on until the team leaves on its Southern
TIP on Easter Monday, Boyle will have
ne candidates on the field every after
aeon.
Willie McGeever. one of Allentown $
most active lightweight boxers, has issued
challenge to box Johnny Dutko. Kid Al
Mfls and Martin Canole, the last pre-
ierred.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
MOVIE" CONTROVERSY GAINS
Censor Promises to Make Changes in
Methods of Conducting Office.

Although an amIcable settlement has
been arranged concerning the differences
between j, Louis Rreitinger, chairman of
the State Board OF Censorship and the
motion picture film interests, the cam
paign for the repeal of the censorship law
viii be carried on, Announcement was
made today that many of the film men
will attend the hearing in Harrisburg
on March 30, on the matter. Some of the
iim owners said this morning that they
won victory against the censor and In
tend To carry ON their fight against OH
noNious legislation with renewed vigor.
Announcement that the disagreement
between the chief censor and the fim
men would be settled amicably is made
by David j. Smyth, who was appointed
to represent Breitinger by Attorney Cen
eral Brown, After "A conference with
Samuel r. Wheeler, counsel for the hlm
exhibitors and exchange men, Mr. Smyth
said that Mr.. Breitnger would consent
to changes demanded hy the film men in
his methods of conducting his office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
IlrE JOHNSON MUST
wNOVER WILLARD AT
JUMP, OR GET AK.
Wizards Chance to Win
World Title Depends on
Ability to Wear Down
Champ-All Depends on
Condition of Negro.

- Iobnson's physical condition Is the
.Io ouestlon that has pugilIstic dope
IN. al sea in their endeavor TO pick the
.ab,o winner of the worlds heavy
1.,,ht championship battle at Havana.
~ Anril 4, when Jess Willard. Kansas
vsoy attempts to knock the crown off
<, C;siveston's negro's brow.
psnorts from the islands capital rela-
40 10 the respective ondltions OF the
l....inaIs indicate that the man who will
,.say to return the title to the caucasian
~. will enter the ring In much better
sssscal fettle than the champion.
Fsa.tason's rInsside weight probably will he
~ poinds about 20 pounds heavier than wien
~ BIg Black who learned most oI ms ring
~ - y New. on the blue Fourth of luly; bark
kioI0. The additional wgshI, even though
hhntsrd will send the avolrdupols indicator up
slfsss12 stss 12S5 mark viii do Johnson little COOL
" iiet the increase In poundahc may nave
ndsncy to handicap SE the BiE Gasck; ha rerroct
..s8ItIon, Hi61S while Johnson az His mentioned
M be in and sST rha shaRS dSampIon 99S s
ghcessSssdv sSs vyS 10 R THAT is. in good isniWs
,MssInr willard handicapped by supcriiuous
ssslsht, II means that after Ia or 20 rounds
fsinS Johnson the best OF it--he VIII lose MS
gfss Tss te-holder's only chances of leaving the
~ " sssony.hiod brow viii ho to dispose uf the
xhiIe contender before score OF sessions nave
!!sa probable poor condition. will go dead tired
IN make a runaway hght-on the defensive
isnuhually until his larger opponent suGcesSs
n connecting with a sleep poultice on the
'sHIRiTd WIRaTds list Of knockout victories SINCE 1aii
sI Z, ne s5iFIeo i9ia Of 26 boHtsls bouts mute testimony
. his ability as q auietus administcrer How
sserp near Iohnson's class. Wizards only hope
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
CARTER TO COLE IN SOUTH
Will Meet Ouimet in Pinehurst Tour
nament.

rhllr V. @. carter surely is going great
guns these dn =. He played golf Of Bridge.
hampton recently and returned "a over the
niue holes. new amateur mark The turf
although I'm good condition tor this time OF
year was heayS. Tho metropolitan JurIor
champion, Incidentally will start for Pine
aud South championship. IN which Francis
OUimet tho national amateur champion AMI
Il, : WorthnGton. present title solder, viii
take part.
l.. r. Hyde, president of the IIackCrsagk
Golf club, has recovered from weeks i'll
ness brought on 10y ptUmalne poisoning. Hyde
is greatly interested in the plans to enlarge
the iIackcnsach course from ts present length
of ?HlO yards 10 more than 5000. Additional
According TO ono student Of Golf. man who
puts while looking at the bail with his right
eye viii usually get better results than the man
who sees the ball with his LETT. Perhaps some
one needs treatment Tor astigmRtsm,
one golfer had trouble keeping his eye on
the hail until friend painted thereon n pic
not have the heart TO hit the ball hard,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
CARL NORRIS MATCHED
WITH PORKY FLYNN HERE
Heavyweights Will Meet at National
Club Saturday.

Carl Morris. Oklahoma heavyweight and
original hite Hope, will appear here in COM
bat with Dan G'orky) Flynn, of Boston, at the
National A.. g., Saturday might. II viii be re,
Bass, who won an elimination heavyweight
tourney In this city two years ago In less than
a round.
Two other bouts have been arranged for the
Westerner by his manager, Billy Mccartney,
OF this city, Morris Will meet Jim Coffey, the
Dublin Giant at the ST. Nicholas Rink the
second week in April. and on April 20 Carl
Will battle GunbOat Smith at Boston. II Nor
rls defeats Smith he viii be matched to fght
AL Reich in New York.
One OF the preliminary bouts at the National
Club Saturday night will be between Harry
Palmer, Pittsburgh bantam who made big
hit by beating Lew Stnger, and Harry Smith.
The latter has shown top-notch form in his
last half dozen starts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25

Hundreds of invitations for get
together" dinner at the Bellevue-Slrat-
ford Monday evening, April ., are being
receiN ed today by members OF the Cham
her of Commerce and directors Of Leading
trade organizations The names of men
of national prominence, who will speaN,
will be announced by the Chamber OF
Commerce in a few days.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
CROss.WHITE NIGHT TONIGHT

ThIs rs the big Slam night at Madison Square
Garden New York city, When Charley
While, the Chicago boy with the c big h g, @;
knocks em cold with his right hand, climb
into jimmy Johnston's 2i-foot arena the fans
viii draw their chairs up closer and look for
The finest trading of assorted hooks and swings
ever seen in New York.
cross SAYS he Will win by knockout. White
saws The same thing. Somehow or other New
York expkTts have "hunch.' that one or
the other will take the big sleep before the
tenth spasm is reached "a. ,
White has knocked out AZ least half the
halt As for Leschle, he has never failed
10 be at anything but his best against
sluggeTs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
BILLY ROCAP MAY REFEREE
.JOHNSON-WILLARD BATTLE
Philadelphian Prominently Mentioned
as Official of Championship Fight.

HAVANA, Cuba, March 25.-soclal slondIng
is cutting no ice in the crowds that are be
siegng the training camps of Jack johnson
and Jess Willard and watching the two glad
iators go through their work for their cham
pionshp battle April 4. MIllionaires rub
elbows with common workers, women mingle
freely with the men. black and white mix
freely with no racial feeling shown.
The selection OF a referee for the big event
night Among the men prominently mention
as the third man in the ring are Charlie White
Cleveland and Billy Recap, OF Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
DANIELS COMMENDs SEAMAN

WASHINGTON, March 25.-Louis Levy.
an ordinary seaman on the battleshp
Texas, today was commended by Secre-
taFy Daniels FOR gallantry and presence
OF mind" in jumping overheard ana res
cuing a shpmate at Gunacanayabo Bay
Cuba. Levy was born in Baltimore Nd
and lives at 80 Ludlow street. New York
City.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
AL Reich Knocks Out Pelky

uf yekIcmfw emf cmfwy cmfwy en- cmfwy
( NEW YORK. March 25.-Al Reich of this
tiy former amateur heavyweight champion
inotked out Arthur Pcky. of Chicopee Mass.
L the third round Of u scheduled en-rnund
Sui here tonight. II was n hard battle, Reich
nfnlng the honOrs in the first round and
fslky evening matters in the second. a left to
lhs face ana a right cross 10 the jaw sent
PsIky down for a count Of nine in The third
f5und He arose and boxed for another min
ua but a left hook to the head and several
nshs and lefts to the law ended the contest
Zach weighed 2O6 pounds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-25
DARBY AT WAR OVER A DOG
Animal Attacked Horse Belonging to
Aged Negro.

Darby is iu the midst Of a serious con
troversy because Of an attack made by a
dog belonging to Policeman Johnson. on
a horse, beloneing 10 Albert Hegemau, an
aged Negro who was formerly slave
Many OF the prominent women of the
place have expressed sympathy for the
Negro, while they do not hesitate To con-
denim the dog owned by the policeman.
Supporters of Hegemau were subuoeuaed
TO-DAY 10 appear against Johnson. who
was charged with harboriug a vicious
dog The policeman will have a hearing
before Justice Of the Peace ". scott
Richards on SATURDAY.