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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-16
SITUATIONS wANTED-MA1E

ACCOUNTANT and office manager, at present
employed as such, desires positiIonni mntg ng 9u9' 0
ACCOUNTANT-Comp expert. bookkeeper de-
sires pos. with reli con. II 0f3, Led, Cent
ADvERTIsGNG-Youn man, "a, hustler, good
advertising throughout East, wishes pos. with
mfr Offering opportunity. q 94O, Led. Cent.
BOOKKEEPER and stenographer. three years
experience, high school graduate, student at
Wharton, Evening School wishes position.
BooKKEEPER, thoroughly. experienced, will
ming; moderate terms. b 1876. ledger on.
BooKKEEPER and typist-Peiroe graduate,
Reasonable salary NJ. Rayheld, Filbert 5s77.
BooKEEPENtG-sTall sets .dHsl Snd sTogD tssTmgOrory
BOOKkEEPER--Man desires position. II e42,
Ledger Central.
CHAUFFEUR and coachman, married, no
aarip sSryi refeTenec. Tne any 7i5, Ledger Office
cAUTFEgR Ig SnyMSdss ss J TE edFdi Sf csni y
F oS at once oi r. TsFFfd TsdEsf cSnfS Ssai. posi-
GARDENER married wishes pos. lifetime exp.i
thor a6d greenhouses S9RSss oIen.r sa ouf
s. Warner ave-, Bryn Mawr, Pa.
GARDENER wants positioni married, no chill
reference from last place. A 16i. Led. or.
fef.i wants house on place, II 1o2, Led. on:
ofRGfS sesl TeferSnse saa %fi io5 81 LedSer ofaeos mum
GARDENER, single, position wanted: best ref
erence. 80, LEDGER Offlce.
MAN AND WIFE will take entIre eherge OF
ence; careful attention TO detailL leave pres
SSes Sns Do'iiIsRo so, ARFd Eedscr Office fo'or
MAN, AND WIFE, both strictly Nrst-classl
butler, houseman: wife expert cook: .exeop-
tional references. II GAG Ledger Central.
MAN AND WIFE, entire work OF small fam
lily; best reference. II IO1. Ledger Office.
employed. desires change, local
or travel: age 81; educated: ~ yrs exp,
good presence; references. III 647 Led. Cent.
LESafAN-High-g grade mechanical speciality,
with present firm. o years seeks connection
with responsible firm. II 753, Ledger Cent.
sEcBETARY. with wide rannge Of bus. exp
and liberal education, age 90. wants respon-
slble pos. paying $1,000 per yr. ; knows Span
ish; willing to take up some South American
proposition. II 651, Ledger Central.
bill clerk. Comptometer or
Burrough ndders wishes good pos. 3 years
exp; St5 to start. II 063, Ledger Central.
Observation-Disclosures and capable:
good correspondent. II 64S, Ledger Central.
YOUNG MAN. ct. six years in responsible Of
flee position: we'll educated: knowledge of
Btenography and typewriting; reliable and
energetic; best references. A 90 Led. OF.
IF YOU NEED an expert stenoRrapher. private |
secretary and manager at S35 a week take
dlctation 200 words minute, write 125 words |
minute on typewriter. add NJ 457. Led Cent.
JAPANESE COOK wants position: best refer |
X. A.. 3O8 N. 18th.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

NICHOLAS. 1920 Bainbrldge st.--Comp. but
lers. housemen. cooks. s25 to s75; walt.
chambermalds. nurses, ladies' maids, kltch-
on maids, etc. Phone Locust 2130.
wANTED-Coolss chambermaIds childnurses,
housework girls and houseteepers; cooks and
chambermalds want positions on the Main
Line. Miss Rose Dougherty, 1913 w. Girard.
MISS MARY T. MCCARTHY, 210T Christian
Loo. 1899, supplies wants 1st-class Prot.
Cath. male and female help: all nationalities.
WANTED at Mrs. Kane's. oil s. 10Th ST.
ftrst-claBs mattresses, chambermaids, laun-
dresses. plain cooks. Call at once.
MADAME ASHE. 1888 Christian st-Reliabie
help supplied and wanted. all nationalities.
WANTED at Episcopal office. 3l2 s. 18th
1st-class cooks. Mattresses. chambermaids.
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ATrENTIoNtIi
sTENoGRAPHTIRs, BooKKEEPERs.

Are yeu. seeking a position OF % you do
tising and personal service are two OF the
leading factors Both can be found at
ladies have found these OF great benefit
Miss Dean will help you write an at
tions and give YOU her personal attention
and aid. Hundreds of young ladies' who have
had this service will testify to the satisfac-
tory results obtained. This, Is free to
Ledger advertisers. Have talk with Miss
Dean. at once-her advice is free Broad
and Chestnut SITS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-03-16

There is a drug store near your
home that will accept Ledger want
ads at office rates.
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Wanted

STOP. LOOK AND LISTEN!
New garage opened cars bought, sold and
exchanges; accessories, new and old: cour-
teous assistants, expert mechanictans.
COME SEE us
Phila. Auto Parts Co.. 1141 S. Broad. Phila.
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WATCHES AND cLocKs

EXPERTS on Swiss and American ,-..-,-----.
Sonr sit,o french snd grandfather and aus,,I r.
Chas, T. Rogers, 27 s. 17tb 4 "a 9U 95U, yts' EXP
Watch lnsp. for y. 6 o. RI r. 1as,.S, ~ :, o5th
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DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY

POTTER SCHOOL OF DRESSAAKINq
DAILY AND EVENING SESSIONS
1885 GIRARD AVE. POPLAR 63T4.
DRESSMAKER, French, desires engagements;
terms reasonable; evening gowns a speciality;
will remodel. HOS Walnut 81. Ph. wal 8I5s'
THE MCDOWELL DRESSAIAKING SCHOOL,
Short practical, inexpensive courses
50I Denekla Bldg.. 1lth and Market SITS.
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PERSONALS

THIS CLASSIFICATION is for such announce
ments as are of n purely personal character
such as children for adoption appeals for
those In distress. for location OF lost rela-
tives. payment and nonpayment of debts etc,
Your needs when listed here not confused
with advertisements OF commercial nature.
See Business Personals" for important
trade announcements.
TELLING-will the friends of William TELLING
who are seeking next of kin in America
communicate with w Petit, 115 Harrow
road. Leytonstone London, England.
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D1AMoNps AND JEWELLERY

HIGHEST PRICES paid for diamonds. jewslIy
to l;30 p. M. VIM. Flick, Room sb2. Burd
BLDG, corner 9th and Chestnut SITS.
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CARPET CLEANING

CoNTIN NTAL
CARPET CLEANING HOUSE
10Th ST. ABOVE CHESTNUT
Bell Phone. Locust 1850.
WEST PHILA. MONARCH STORAGE co.
NEST NEST PHItA PPHItA ss7O9S LANSAs4EPR, R AYsA4FP, AVE
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AUTOMOBILES


For Sale
CADILLAC. 1918. touring car. overhauled and
hE fS 1P5 P5fS So B99ad AUro "
L. s. BoWERs Sc comPANY i ny gyms a44 r. Broad at
COLE Distributors.
FRANKLINS, ALL MODELS
T. L. PAXsON. S430 CHESTNUT ST,
GARFoRD TRUCK. tons; used for demon-
St. .T phone SS Locust 2iO.. O.Nl'0' -''' chestnut
HUDsoNS-Rebuilt and GUARANTEED; phaeton
?5s SiS SortR raa BToad ssSrieEf st.
LIMOUSINES
|t Suitable for & funeral N work or hiring Of any
LoSSSSoMoBILE co OF AMERIcA
H. A. jENKs. Mgr. Exchange Ca Car Dept.
LITTLE tEo GIANT 5sSg delivery wagon, $3.50 W. g.
GSaI. mecfanicalIy. in absolutely perfect con-:
52g J ys 9S5tn Sb 5orbs Presto Ght air
rims one n,r extra shoe and tube; two extra
lights shook aSsorbers % foot aa TS "TS %arnsr fail
speedometer, clock, This car in every way
RS' Cost HSS Complete S0S w shFssR sVo at
demo9Stration lon any Say new $4,000 car will give.
PACKARD 4-cyl 7-passenger Touring, $3.50.
Stevens -Duryea Limousine. $500
l.. O'NEAL. PIG N. Broad st.
PAIGE, 1915 8-4G, hrst-class condition. driven
1000 miles; will sell reasonable. l. 44O,
Ledger Central.
iasid Garage. s72i Pulaski ave, Tiosa 5s45.
TON GARFoRD chassis in very good con-
dtion; used for demonstration; cost $3.50
new. Write w. s. ALGEo, 2sOs Chest
5-TON TRUCK, dump body; in excellent con-
ditlon; used very little; cost $4,000 new. /.
455. Ledger Central.
FWFPV PART TO BUILD OR
Il En- REPAIR A CAR.
SCHOBER, S34t-45 MARKET
SEND FOR FREE BULLETIN
OF USED CARS
GORSON AUTO EXCHANGE. 238 ". BROAD
shteed. o@NER. i7si Bra Brandy%Ss s 81. guar
Wanted
STOP. LOOK AND LISTEN!
New garage opened cars bought, sold and
exchanged. accessories, new and old; cour-
teous assistants. expert mechRnicians.
COME SEE US
Phila. Auto Parts Co.. 1141 S. Broad. Phila.
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General

WOMEN WANTED AS GOVERNMENT
CLERKS: $40 month: Philadelphia exnmlna-
tions coming: sample questions free. Frank
lin Institute. Dept. 7l5 N, Rochester, N Y.
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LOST AND FOUND
For other Lost and Found Ads See Page l

EARRING-Lost. on Sunday morning, pearl
earring. with small diamond at top, set in
gold claw: either in st. James Church or
in Walnut St, Spruce at, or Rittenhouse
Square. Finder please return to 800 s. 21st
st. Suitable reward.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

ADVERTISING SOLICITOR wanted
by a leading publication for Phila-
delphia. One who knows ftnan-
cial advertising or has acquaint-
anceship IN this field. A young.
aggressive man, who Is looking
for a big future with u present
good salary will find this his
opportunity. \ los. Ledger OF
flee.
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cAST-oFF CLOTHING-Highest prices paid
Tor ladies' and mems clothing. hats, shoes,
ete'' phone Pop, 1891. Blacker. 1899 Poplar.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PATENTS
Write for How to Obtain a Patent" list Of
900 in prizes offered for inventions. Send for
sketch for free opinion ms to patentability.
Our four books sent free. Patents adver-
tised Free We assist inventors to sell their
Inventions. Address Department A, Victor j.
Evans & Co., Patent Attys. main Offices
Washington, d. C. Pha, office, 1920 Chest
nut at. Bell phone, Spruce 8535.
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LOCUST ST, .2i21-Turnished roorn -.
hoori hot-water heat; private famIIy second
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SEND FOR FREE BULLETIN
OF USED CARS
GoRsoN AUTO EXCHANGE. 2ss N. BROAD
S3SSff f7si fs9 SdG7sHssF
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FOR
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like this)
STYLE TYPE tor ilte thI-)

rept Help and Situations Wanted, Lost and
Found. Personals Boarding and Rooms, add
OF ABOVE RATES.
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Peuo % sstS SG 81 Ed sB BPsagRf gtf6 Rqtoas PB
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TELEPHONE oPE AToRs
wANTED--BriEht young women
between II and % years old, To
take up telephone operating; no
experience necessary; salary paid
while learning; pleasant work.;
permanent position. Apply In
person. Bell Telephone Co. 400
Market ct, between $50 a. m.
and y. m.
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CAST-OFF CLOTHING
We buy your old clothing and pay more tbs
other dealers d for clothing hats. shoes, ct
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CAPITAL FOR PHILADELPHIA
Est. mfg. or mercantile business.
CARL o. SPARRWARDT. Land Title Bldg.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

BROAD, s., 410-Desirable Furnished -
al conHenienees; hot-water heat. rooms,
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General

u c A L
U T o NJ o Il L 70
instruction given. day and night, by expert
mechanics at the Oldest and original Auto
School Repairing In all It's branches. Tim
ing. wiring and 60 road lessons at a very
small cost.
oil NORTH BROAD ST. F. PETz.
EXPERIENCED PRICE CLERK WANTED
OTHER POSITIONS OPEN
BUSINESS SERVICE COMPANY
1901 LAND TITLE BLDG.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

Help Wanted Ads Received Too Late for
Classification VIII be Found on Page 2
BooKKEEPER experienced. one who s famil-
lar with the cloak and suit manufacturing
business preferred. Feldenheimer & Leibo-
wtz seventh floor, s2l Arch st.
BOoSKEEPER asst. or exp. bookkeeperI one
accustomed TO ledger work preferred, Apply
Bronner Mfg. Co. 21l0 n. Warnock st.
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CIIAMBERAIAID or mothers helper. white;
Protestant; light housework and assist with
child; ref required Phone Germantn $500.
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BOARDING
BOARD WANTED

CULTURED woman teacher wants two cheer.
Christian household, with other Teachers y
possible; between gath and Allegheny and
2lst and Lehigh; reference exchanged.
492, Ledger Office. n
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ACCoUNTANT-Msn having practical expert
ence as public accountant and system
atizer: TO the right man permanent and
Ledger Office.
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Rooms. ! fEk%SIGsNENr fESIs SR TSRRITTRfEEgNRNlgHEO TREgNRsNYrlgslHE
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On account OF the big demand we have had
Ior esst,om clothing, we are compelled to
pay the very best prices for these goods IN
order 70 .replenish our stock. Before selling
your clothes IL will pay you TO get our.
Write call or phone Poplar 6s42.
cnnpnR 1n1n r,rn nm .,rm
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WANTED

ANTIQUE FURNITURE, false teeth. feather
beds; broken tewelry, gold, silver, diamonds
bought. 7s5 Walnut, Walnut 1926. Est. 1866
BROKEN JEWELRY, false teeth pistols, coins,
Ross oin ea p9oNs Win prices a pay mailed l5c JB
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CIIAMBERAIAID wanted capable oolored girl
no washing; wages SO: reference. Call or ad-
dress 1914 Il. Mt. Airy ave, Germantown.
Phone Chestnut Hill 6B2
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Mhnufacturlng. corporation, whose product
Is well established and nationally distributed.
is seeking competent man as sales ropre-
sentative for Philadelphia and eastern Penn
sylvania: applicant must have engineering
education, either electrical or mechanical,
and must be well posted on factory cost ae.
counting: prefer man who Is able to
finance his own expenses, although the alb
sonce OF this qualification Is not necessarily n
bar; this position requires q thorough sales
man, one who is not afraid Of hard work.
and who Is occustoned 70, meeting big men:
unusual 9pp29Etunty, bu. # viii , n9t be at; +
confidence, stating fully age, previous ex-
perience, etc. NJ 500, ledger Office
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UNIT RULE, NO PLEDGE
FOR r. !. DELEGATES
senator L.ippitt and Colleagues
TO Vote i'm Interest of
&. o. p. Harmony.

T~RovIpENcE. April 1.-THE Republican
party OF Rhode Island is to he repre-
scented at the Chicago convention by a
delegation tina is strictly unp!edged, but
which is to act az a unit under strict
instructions to that effect, and to vote
for a Presidential candidate for whom
every Republican can vote, no matter
what his past affiliations have been.
The delegation IL headed by Senator
Henry f.. L!ppitt. whose colleagues will
be Gov. r. Livingston Beeckman, Harry
Parsons Cross and Attorney-General Her
bert W. Rice. The a%lternates are Michael
]. Lynch and Frank l.. Hinckley OF
Providence. Guy Norman OF Newport and
Judge Frank IL. Hamiil OF Bristol.
The state convention was well at
tended to-day by delegates, but the ex-
pected crowd did not appea in the rear
seats and balconies. Senator Warren
!. Harding of Ohio was the principal
sneaker. He attacked the Wilson Adj
min!stration for its vaclllating course in
Mexican affairs and charged that the
present business depression was due to
the repeal of the Republican protective
tariff.
There was nothing in any OF the
speeches To indicate any choice OF a
Presidential candidate. The party doors,
however, were to be open to any who
might choose to enter and the Bull Moose
party of Rhode Island was invited 70
come back to the fold once more,
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MARQUIS is HELD ON
BOYS CHARGE OF 1905
Cattapani. Saying lie Is Italy's
Envoy. Nabbed Through
Published Picture.

carlo Cattapani, who has had columns
written about his c~scapades in this and
foreign countries. found himself facing
a serious charge Yesterday. when DE
tertives Cunuif and Gallagher arrested
on accusations made on December
%, 1905, by lsidor ,iclhstein. then ~
years old. The defendant escaped at
that time.
tattapaui. who poses as an artist, says
he is nov connected with the movement
TO get Italian hoys to join the BOY
scouts. He called himself tho Knight
Commander of tn" order for Nesuyiana
and NoCcrina. sections of southern italy,
About eight months ago h" returned "a
this country. He said he anne here on
a mission from his Government.
The defendant gave out recently an
interview on his cudcavors on behalf Of
the Scout movement. and his picture In
uniform gave the clue upon which the
detectives made their Identification, lie
l. now living AT l"9th street and Man
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M00SErTES SEE THE COLONEL.
Told ThcS'u Play q Ri1 Par in
Coming Campaign.

The Moosettes. who WORKED 81 nara
10 elect Col. Roosevelt IN 1912. are or
ganiZing
To boom Roosevelt" They don't say
that. Miss Alice Carpenter and "A num-
her Of them had "A conference with the
Colonel a few days ago. but Miss car
penter says almost anybody in New
York knows better than they do whether
he will run for President or not. The
Noosettes will have a meeting o-mor-
row at 2l5 =. NJ. at the Hotel Man
haitian. the old Progressive h~eadduar-
tcrs. but its sole purpose is TO boom
preparedness. Miss Carpenter is chair
man.
"Col Roosevelt told us" Miss car
renter said yesterday. that tile women
would have a big par. to play N the
We aie certainly ready 10
wor,, for preparedness, social. Industrial
and national. TIE meeting tomorrow
will lie addressed by Mrs. Raymond
Robins Of chicago. ON the committee
Of organization are Mrs. LINDSAY Van
Rensselaer,. Miss Ruth Morgan, Mrs. V
&. S~imkhovitch. pr. Katharine" Hcmcnt
Davis and Miss Francis J.. Hyde of New
York Miss Mary II Ingharn OF lhiia-
delphia. Mrs. charles :. Bird Of Boston
and Mrs. Winston Churchill OF New
Hampshire
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for making up the tax lists from January
TO July. The amendments In both cases
were technical. nut they will mean hold
ing the bills until Thursday before they
can be passed.
Assemblyman McWhinney OF Nassau
tried To amend another of the Brow bills
providing for the repeal OF the section OF
the highway law providing foi State aid
for county roads. His amendment would
make the repeal take effect January J..
1917. instead OF Immediately. because. ne
said, counties adjoining New York al
ready had made up their tax list, and II
the repeal went through they would have
no money for these county roads,
New York city members objected to
the amendment on the ground th&t It
would destroy the effect Of ono OF the
bills Intended to provide for an imme-
diate relief. and the motion to amend
wal lost. A bill by Senator Mills was
IN ssed unanimously by the Assembly.
providing tina secured debts may be pre-
scented for registration by the State
Comptroller again this year and thereby
be secured from further taxation for hve
years. This bill goes to the Governor
now.
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haitian avenue. He gave his age a. "a
and said he was married.
From the records in tho District At.
torney's office Cattapani sometimes
called himself the Marquis de Cordov1.
and on June IL. 1902. he was found tied
on the railroad tracks on the New York
Central at 115th street and the North
River. He said he had been bound by
enemies in search Of papers showing his
interest in n valuable estate. AZ that
time Cattapani told the police he va
"A Spaniard. was once kidnapped In Lon
don. shot at in Monte Carlo. assaulted
in birmingham, England, and lured to
the Battery here. later regaining con-
seriousness in "A swamp near Coney ISL
and after being %drugged.
For a time t~attapani gave drawing
lessons TO boys at l3S West Sixty-firsc
street. The records OF the Children'O
society show that he conducted a bunga-
low in Fort Lee. y. j.. against which
complaints were made and that he was
tried and acquitted In Toronto on a
serious charge. his defence being in
sanity.
Rcforo Judge Grain in General Scs-
sions 'attapani pleaded not guilty and
was released on $1,000 bail given by .
surety COMPANY.
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TWO ARRESTED FOR
LETTING A BOY BOX
Broadway Sporting Club Doc
tor and Official Accused by
s. p. G. G. Agent.
FIGHTER Is 13 YEARS OLD

Dr. Richard J. Kcnna. examining ply
sician Of tho broadway sporting Club.
ga Halsey street, Brooklyn. and Joseph
Mckcon. one Of the club officials. were
arraigned before Magistrate Manner in
the Gates avenue court yesterday.
charged with permitting a tl,irteen-year-
old boy to participate in a three round
preliminary bout at the clubhouse on the
afternoon Of April 10.
Action against the two was taken by
the Children's society in the fac Of a
favorable report recently given " the
club by the state Boxing Commission.
which had heen asked to investigate the
identical charge on which Magistrate
sion found that tho report of the fight
was untrue. taking tho word of Or. Kenna
and the inspector for II.
But Magistrate Manner did not hesi-
ate TO issue warrants after the ailega-
tons OF the Children's society had been
laid before him. and tho youngster. 1ry-
Ing Wolkow. who had played truant, IL is
said. 70 take part In the p~rcliminaries.
was in court in knickerbockers and iden-
tilted the defendants. Both were pa
ruled for examination on Thursday.
\ third defendant, cashier OF the club,
was discharged as Wolkow failed 20
identify him. The warrant for The
cashiers arrest had been issued on VOL
kow's statement that "A third man paid
him 81 for his part In the three round
bout.
Wolkow is an eighth grade public
school pupil. He weighs iOo and hopes
Some day 10 hold the centre OF the stage
as the main attraction.
br. kenra profess.d last night to he
at n loss about the whole affair. He sug-
gested that II was a trick. but couldn't
put his finger on a motive. He was sure.
however. that he had new. r seen Wolkow
and had certainly never examined any
aspiring fighter in knickerbockers.
whether under or over ~. And he ex-
amlnes every boxer who goes on at the
Broadway club. He was sure of that.
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W. VA. REPUBLICANS SEE SNAG.
OcIcsatr Primaries only DHs Ne
fore CHICAGO Convention.

DAVIS l.. tNkins. cx-tnited states SEN
ator Of West Virginia, said at IN" Wal
dorf Yesterday that the Republicans OF
his state are looking to their convention
OF MAY to solve the problem of getting
delegates into Chicago on time for the
Republican national convention. The
primaries 10 choose these delegotacs will
be held on June Il. the day before IN"
big powpow at Chicago opens, and the
partv fear all sorts of difficult
ties in seating the delegation II the pri-
maries develop that independence of
candidates they are supposed to.
One way out Of the trouble appears to
be the agreement among the Republicans
not to designate more than one carldi-
date from each district, so that the
chance of q contested delegation will he
minimizcd This the state convention is
expected to do on June :.
'lt is hard to say who is West Viz
g.nia's candidate" said Mr., E.!kins. you
see. We have a pretty sharp fight on for
Governor and local officers. and every
body seems to nave concentrated at
tention upon things nearer home"