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The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1917-04-11
Effect Would Be DemoraIizina.

Judged by what the tax commission
has said in its report and recommended
lions and by what other tax authorities
hold, the change would go long way
toward undermining efficient admins
tration. 1t removes the assessors from
civil service and leaves their appoint
ment to the county boards with no bet
fer promise of results than prevailed
under the old system when supervisors
of assessment were appointed by coun-
~ boards.
Fire Insurance Bill.
The assembly passed the Carpenter
bill permitting recovery on fire in
surance policy for the full value Of the
policy. The assembly took from the
table the Sciewitz measure relating 10
cold storage plants and killed 1t. The
assembly killed the bill to appropriate
money to George ApSelbacher Of Wau-
kesha county for damage done by flood
ing his mill pond from the fish hatch
cry. Without opposition, the assembly
concurred in the Benfry bill giving
preference to soldiers for appointment
under the provisions Of the state civil
service law.
Bennett Bill Killed.
There was a sharp debate over the
Bennett bill to increase the penalty for
persons driving automobiles while in
an intoxicated condition to $1,000. AS
semblyman Evjue favored the bill, say
ing that now that Madison had gone
dry it would be necessary TO give strict
enforcement to laws TO drink resorts
outside the city. Assemblyman Cas-
person stated that the provisions Of
this bill had been incorpated in a sub
stitute, which would be introduced
later. With the information the as
sembly voted to kill the Bennett bill
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-05-23

1915 and thirteen dollars and forty
eight cents as interest o. said one
hundred and soyorty-niue end fifty
Two cents from April 2tst, 1915, 10
March 29th, 1917 and one hundred
and seventy nine dollars and iifly-tWo
cents as interest on said principal sum
of four thousand four hundred and
eighty dollars from April DIST, 1876,
to October DIST, 1916, and six dollars
and thirty cents as interest on said
onn hundred and seventy nine dollars
ana fif;y two cents from October 2lst,
1915. to March 29,h, 1917 and one hun
drad and fifty seven dollars and fifty
seven cents as Interest Oh said prin-
clDal sum Of four thousand four hun
Grei and eighty eight dollars from
Ccicner Dist, 1916 to March 29th,
1"l7. and future interest on said prin-
CiaDl sum OF four thousand four hun
lrcG and eighty eight dollars at eight
Der cent per anuum and on said three
hundred and fly nine dollars and four
cents representing the amount of the
interest due on April 2lst, 1916, plus
the interest due on October DIST, 1916,
at ciGht per cent. per annWm and five
hundred and two dollars and forty
three cents as attorneys fees,
HENRY G. TUCKER,
SIT Commissioner.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-05-23

The civ Of Cordele, said state and
county. Levied On and 10 be sold as
The propcwy OF nErs. H. II. Smith for
state ana county taxes for tho year OF
1916. Lew made by Il. III. Cocker,
T.. G and returned to mo.
Also ri the SAME time ana place will
he sold civ 10. ID. 20 in h.ocic No. 76
accordinr 10 the man Of the survey of
the city OF Cordele, said STATE and
county. Levied N and 10 he sold as
the rroDeyty Of r. T.. Wilson for state
and county taxes FIR the year of 1916.
lew moGo ny =. n. Cocker. /. c., and
returned 70 me.
Also at the same tlrYo AMI place will
be cold citv iot no. % in block No. GS
according to he MN Ct the survey Of
t1o civ @; Co,Gv}e. said state and
rc,,n,v Toyict on and to be sold as
he nrorcr;v OF 2Ira v. A. Cox for
etofp and Comfy taxes for The year of
1915 lew made by f. NJ. Cocker, L.
g 2ri ratrrrch 70 me
Ale, OF same fir,c erd rlace will
he roId cif, Ioi M. 4 in block No. '"B"
in north s:dn sl1ryev. said state and
~o,m{v Ioyied on and to be sold
&C ,bo Drorcr+v Of VIII Casey under
ana N, Wine or . Il f. issued from
No 7nstica Court nf tba 1881 district.
= NJ Gaia sta+a and county in IA
r.or of q A rro,-aI1 AGAINST VIII Ca
eev lew, moda Inv r. NJ. Col;ar. l.. c.,
an retrr0ed to me. Tenant in Dos
e,aeeior given nCttco Of said ley.
H1so O. IA como time ana eiace will
10 er1d cit,, lot No 10 on ltock No. II
occcrlina n The man Of tie survey of
40 city of Crr3sIe said state and
n ,,,,,tr ovio1 on and to he sold as
4i,N ,,,o,ort,, IF r p Kptchum for
e+oto ond cc,,,9tv faxes for the year
~ 1o7c c,1v 11odn NV F M Cocker,
- o,,d rof,7r,,od IN mo
AIto ' - INC CO.,, lime and Mace will
no N eoI5 = ' acres Of land in the south
east corner OF land lot No. 1874 III the
10th land district of said county. Lev
led or and to be sod as the property
Of MIS-. Lula Cobb to satisfy a tax eN-
ecution issued by ". }. MusSelWhlte'
T. c., OF said county against MIS-
Lula Cobb fer her state and county
taxes foT the year 1916. Levy made py
w. j. Perry, i. 9, ana returned 10 ne
viii be scld before the court rouse
door Of said county on the first IGes-
day il June, next, within the iegai
hours of sale the following desclloed
property; City lot No Four - IN
Block No. One Hundred ana Sixty
Two (1GZ) in the City OF Cordele' sald
State and County. Also on those
parts OF City Lots No, fifteen (19l,
Sixteen QG), Seventeen 90, III BLOCK
No One Hundred and Seventeen gro
Of said CitN living on the south SIQe
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-05-23
CITATION.
Crisp County.

To All Whom It May Concern;
Mrs. Elizabeth Elder having in
proper form applied to me for Per
manent Letters OF Administration on
the estate OF James Elder, late of said
county, this is TO cite ali and singular
the creditors and next Of kin of James
elder deceased. to be and appear at
my office within the time allowed By
law, and show cause, if any they can,
why permanent administration should
not be granted to Mrs. Elizabeth FL
der On James Elders estate.
Witness my hand and official sigma,
tUre, this It'll dav O. May, 1917.
7-4t w. P. Fleming, Ordinary.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-05-23
'NOlLSLIo
GEORGIA. Crisp County.

GTUKUIA, NTISp NOUHIY.
Whereas, Perry Clements, admins
traitor eli J. J. Clements, represents to
the court in his petition duly filed and
entered on record, that he has fully
administered }. J. Clements estate:
This is, therefore, 10 cite all per-
sons concerned, kindred and credi-
tors, to SHOW cause if any they can,
why said administrator should not
be discharged from his administra-
ton, and receive Letters of Dismiss
SIGN on the first Monday in June, 1917.
7-4t-pd w. p. FLEMING. Ordinary.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-05-23
NOT Gee.
GEORGIA, Crisp County.
To Whom Il NAV Concern !:

All persons are hereby notified thal
A, w. Hiehor5 has dled in the court
Of Ordinary OF said county, his pet
tion, individually, under bond for Ii
lie requiring the execution Of deed
% him. by the estate Of Abraham He
bert. deceased. The heirs at law ot
the said Abraham Hiebcrt are mott
fed that | viii pass upon said appli-
cation at the June term Of this court,
to be held on the first Monday in June,
1917.
This May Z, 1917.
7-4t W. =. FLEMING, Ordinary.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-05-23
NOTICE or LOCAL LEGISLATION.

NOTICE OF LOCAL LEGISLATION.
Notice is hereby given to al par
ties concerned that at the approach
ing session of the general assembly
a bill will be introduced to be emit
lied "An Ac5 to create new charter
for the town Of Arab, in the County
Of Crisp, State OF Georgia, to rc-cor-
porate saiG town" To consolidate all
Acts amending the charter Of said
town; to provide and grant certain
powers and privileges to the said
corporation; to prescribe the duties
and election Of the officers; to provide
for such elections and the manner OF
such elections; to provide for the is
suance Of bonds for public improve
ments; to provide the rules and regu-
lations under which elections are. to
be held fer the issuance OF such
bonds and for other purposes. 6-4t
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-05-23
Z, .ElE:;(1AL /,
Advertisements
SHERIFF SALES

GEORGIA.. Crisp County.
VIII lie sold before the court house
door Of said county, within the legal
hours OF sale on the first Tuesday in
June, 1917, the following described
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-05-23

Witness Iny hand ana official sigma
ture, this nth day OF May, 1917.
9-lt-pd. ~. F. FLEMING, Ordinary.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-05-23
DR.. CHEEK GAINS
Is Lbs. ON TANLAC
BEGAN TAKING TANLAC JAN. 1St
AND WAS DOWN TO fo7 POUNDS
NOW WEIGHS t37 POUNDS.

Another wonderful endorsement for
Tanlac W3s received through the mail
recently, 1T the Tallac Office, and IN
many respects II is even more remark
able than any heretofore publist ed.
II Is from DR.. n. c. creek. we'll
known ontjciar of brownsville. Ga. Dr..
Creek formerly lived at fiawkinsville,
On whore he rracticed his profession
and is welj-known in that city and
section Dr rreaI, states that he had
snont over three thousand $4,000
dollars irving to get rid of a stomach
trouble ard that he had been treated
hz, several Of the hest snacialists o.
fhis state and Chicago, Ill, without
getting relief.
noe-,.n, - NJ Cr.oi,.s ctotenoept
~ - ~ Gooao t,o ,,,o,r.lnovn tTa,v.
, 49, ,1.,,,o.,,is+ eo;d.
'', .D. Co,aa,. ,,aa ~ wv otoro = fav
a.,,s aro ord was conversine with
-, ,.,,or,o,, ..,,,rdiro tho ,oerite
of Tanlac and his experience with
Tanlac was SO remarkable that asked
hin. if he would object to giving me a
signed statement for publication. tie
said certainly not. I wrote the state
ment just as he gave it to me- ana
enclose same herewith, which is as
follows
az spent over three thousand dol
lars trying tC get rid of stomach trou-
BILE and had tried some Of the best
doctors in this state and Chicago, ILL.,,
and was unable to ind anything to ben
eft ne The doctors said had to
operated on. | lost weight and was
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-07
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS

h. .aSe MorEan, the English featherweight. who
Ss,, psen making his home in this city, boxes
III III .Nirgus In Cleveland tonight. The bout is
M slnssouied Tor ten rounds. Arte Root was sched-
yoro. y,a 20 boz Morgan originally. but he was
cccso ciccso 70 pull out on account OF illness. r. o.
Si,S Morgans manager, sent Jack Freedman
WIN the Brlton TO advise him
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-07
MOLONEY-HAHN BOX
DRAW AT NONPAREIL
Bantams in Fast Bout at Ken
sington Clubs Reopening.
AL Nelson Wins

Johnny Moloney and Barney Hahn are
TWO OF Philadelphia's best bantams They
proved this last night by boxing one of
me fastest six-round draws of the season.
sthough at times the contest was marred
py clinching They appeared in the wind
op OF the reopening show at the Nonpareil
A. Z. under the management of Tommy
Kelly, and put on an interesting finish
70 well-baanced show. Jack McGugan
iefereed Only one contest failed to go
we limit when Freddy Russell suffered a
fractured hand in the third round of his
oout with Jack McCloskey.
Al Nelson and Young Mulligan put on
treat battle in the semi. MulIigan started
on great but after the third round Nelson
tadually piled up big lead and jumped
from the ring an easy winner. yet after a
serrihc battle. Mulligans mouth bled for
several rounds from vicious right-hand
uppercuts by Nelson at close quarters.
Although the attendance failed to come
up 10 expectations, Promoter Reilly an
nounced from the ring that he would put
On the show as scheduled. What was lack
ing In attendance was made up In spirit
ana enthusiasm and a splendid time was
had by all.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-07
BOUHng Neps

The Catholic Young Mems Archdocesan Union
League games Casino alleys proved exciting
st. EIzsbeth's squad won three from Corley
c. C., taking the second game by one pin. total
Ing 738. MCGOWAN, OF Corley. got a 2l2 count
In his second game. }. Mack, OF St. Elixabeth's s.
started with 2O2. shanahan beat st. John's $
three straight games. ]. Morgan was top
scorer for the leader with 189. 2Oi and 2O2
Victrix won two from Enterprise. Tho latter
won the third game by topping ever $40 pins
G. Reilly contributing 2O7. Kir;;n outrolied In.
carnation in two contests. Incarnation rolled
the high game score OF the night TO win the
got iss; Kelly, 1877; Murenna i6l; Gross, go
and Donohue, l4I.
In the Insurance League tournament rolled
games from Mather Co. the first by n scant
three pins, rolling a 100 score, Travellers trim
med Peoples In two games, Peoples capturing
the first by three pins with no score. Cam
den won two from Trans Mutual, Elberson being
high scorer tor the winner with lbl lBl and
1877 Aetna downed Roosters In two games,
Ayres contributing 2l6 In the opening match for
Roosters.
This week's Trust and Insurance League
games resulted In Real Estate Trust; the pace
setter, winning two games from Provident Trust,
Philadelphia Saving Fund squad beat Fidelity
from Commonwealth. Penn Mutual won two
from Girard Trust.
In Royal Arcanum series. Hayerford IN
from PhiIadeiphia. Germantown No. team
won two from Germantown No. l.
Saver of mmonweslth. rolled 212 In his
second game; oodfrey OF PrSyIdsae ond w1mpans 20
while Thoenebe, OF Real Estate Trust con
cluded with 2O4.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-07
SCkIO SPIRIT OF JOHNNY MAYO CARRIES BATTER TO TOPo
AMERICAN LEAGUE SCORES FIRST
BLOOD IN INTERLEAGUE SERIES FOR
CITY BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP
Dobson Guards Stand Still and Allow Powell to
Score Goal Which Won-Homewood
Stars for Losers

Billy has participated in hut five games
ana iS third among the foul shooters with
an average of .65t a number of good
boys nre playing IN this league. among tho
more prominent being j. snyder Regis
SNYDER and Buck snyder Groensburp is
tled Tor third place and with Hummer If,
the lineup should finish better
Penn has failed 10 win the intercollorio,o
tltle' but the game with Princetop a.
Weightman Hall on Saturday riebt oil,
have decided bearing as to whether yaio
or Princeton will win the title.
Wsen Jasper fans present themselves at
Nonparet Hall tomorrow night il will ba to
see the club which Jasper started tho se,
son with In action. namely. Sedron and
Hough, forwards; Kerr. center; Fox and
Friedman. guards, This lne.up is beipg
groomed for the play.or series
John McLane SAYS Cnrbondale did not
play De Neri, as they expect to meet the
winner OF the Eastern League BUT If that
winner refuses them they win likely play
he Neri.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-07
BROWNS SPORTS CLUB"
DIES BY LOSS OF GARDEN
Grant Hugh Brown, Promoter,
Loses Madison Square Pal
ace and Fond Dream

NEW YORK March THE last bitter
drop was. poured into the cup Of Grant
Hugh Brown today. when II became known
that Madison Square Garden will be allowed
TO drift back to the New York Life lnsur
snce Company without the final payment OF
the purchase price by Paris Singer.
Browns American Sporting club" with
its skyscraper tiers of rooms. ts private
baths. cafe and billiard rooms It's lux.
urious emulation of Londou's National
sporting club has become truly y dream,
for Brown will stag" no more bouts in the
Garden unless Singers mind undergoes a
decided change II was admitted today by
the New York Life that an extension
granted Singer until March "a will not be
accepted unless something happens. The
800 900 paid as an optional sum will be
allowed 10 go by forfeit. il was stated
The public refused to fall for s25 seats to
see Fred Fulton and Charley Weinert box.
II couldn't take that bout with the amount
Of seriousness thought proper by Brown
The result was a great financial loss To the
promoters.
Brown evidently made the mistake of his
life when he matched Les Darcy and Al
Mccoy for ten-round bout In the Garden
II was laughed at heartily. He sim
cerely glad that the Boxing Commission
refused to permit II, Hts matching OF
Dillon and Darcy was a good move which
New York state refused 10 recognize and
now II has gone by the board through the
action of Governor Whitman. The Gilman
came when Dillon refused to fight at al
in New York.
Brown has one chance left He has
ma tched Carl Morris and Frank Moran for
the night Of March 2 and may Yet carry
that bout through. 1t will be a meeting ot
two old war horses. but II NAV convince
| the public that good matches are TO bs
held in the Garden. II may be the means
OF changing Singers mind.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-07

In Philadelphia The lobby win be decoI
richly with paintings and other art
jccts connected with the Maid Of oriee1
and the greatest care will be taken to pr@
serve the correct "atmosphere' in u
theatre. Mr.. Hawks also plans to exhib1'
objets dart linked with the making Of tHo'
film. ranging from the first pencil skctctseo
Of Cecil DE Mile. the director. TO the moe<
beautiful Of tho stills" ana srmoriaI
pieces. The latter will also figure in the
lobby display at the Chestnut
Maurice Tourneur Just doesn't care what
happens to his roll The director. who's
production OF "A Poor Little Rich Gir1.*
with Mary Pickford is at the Stanley thia
week IL out with the announcement that
he will pay $4,000 for good motiou-
picture scenario. II he can get one to suit
him he will start work on II at once, whi1e
Miss Pickford is in California. Accordino
to the hgh-minded Monsieur Tourneur. the
scriptist is the least appreciated factor In
the industry WA
jay Emanuel manager Of the Park haa
received the following zippy and chsractsr-
istc letter from the star of The Ameri-
cano"
Dear Mr. Emanuel;
pTHsSS TO ssrn yGs Ts s,. G ,.nst
oyment IN watching u as we had producing II.
SSs'' @e took SS 'E'Ff@'y fe saRSy in Mexico
months ago You know tho conditions down
there, and had hard time
Those fights were the level, rssl
ssySsd fs sS:' my G;s sisl.
It came 70 guns J said America FIRST. and
TaIk about excitement in the big nzht seam.
which takes place in u cell after | rescue IN.
Presidente my opponent. a full-blooded Mexiesr
was instructed by the translator to put up a real
gpHf nd hp " tan mia
the camera stopped turning. said boiling Msricsn
was checked, knife in hand. by a military All.
Ger and his STAN. who were acting az otsv
guides, -
Here's hoping THE Americanp'' zoe, c,,>s
with tremendous bang and with kIndsst ~
cards TO yourself and patrons. "
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-07


THIS story should peg" WIZ" on.e % upVn ',,'
i a time, out u ooes, o 4, s'a, ,',,,r wv,
4 fixed date, April ~, iso', WIG" ioune
eleuth, rising Soutn 'nl'soeIp',a -, -
added tne s sca'p W ~, ,,oj,ts a, tho BROAD
ttring pN rl ~, , nonuIar Rs,ic
way A. - i.inn &C, ainyers I, vas
arena 'or H.. ho,,, and desnIts his de-
Msyos nfs' us oe ,ot discouravad He kept
feat Jonnn! ~ paito, r,atcbmaker Of
on the trslI ~ =, ,bat ,iy,e like a blood
the broau""' ,,sr ,,onth ar 40 Johnny
hound. u,le,. uis IT, annther chance
coaxeo h''''s''i -, -, -
Mayo was IuckIet ~ NE se'V"u appe"t
ance He was matcneu WIN a uos nol ~
experienced as SIeut', an" "o".''E .t',',
gave an ekhlpl'ion VI puI'uve aes - w.
ness this time "s "lnu'i's VIZ" p'e"'s W .paie
This same agsress'NeheSe sun ,S WIZ m'So'
and after nlne years o. an, oa,..'ms i one
soutn 1n i, ,ha IocaI es;ic ii,,aglaro
that he is considered the best l2s-pounder
In town.
Mt NJ. poov Ope
Ta" W. a., a., -
But before young Mr MdEo was ap'e 10
convince our ma atchIilahe.s Vet, cru rao'u lanS
Of the recoghl,lon ne nov ueSerNes' Joha
than was torceu 10 eApe''ence '"e uIals anu
tribuatlons Oh aii'ios' eNels poAer' VIM
finally enjoys tne ~ u'ts ."i snu'eSs aiter coh-
ouering many oa'i,e's' ""e" 10 tahel,
into considerat'on ,nat "ago mas 'oiipeleu
in but liz oouts 'n n'ne Eeas uoest,
take ma.ne,rst'an W nsu.e '"a' '"e
boxer has not been kept very ousy'
When Mayo failed In his efforts to btild
mn pugilistic reputation at home. like
other boxers, he sought foreign pastures.
He boxed In Baltimore. Boston, New York.
Reading, Cleveland and several other cities
Johnny even wished himself on to trip
IL t.xrA I.I 4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-07

T., me nrst move by the boycotters of Jimmy
tn,.on the new matchmaker OF Madison.
Ssuuh,eesment Sn,,e by Billy Gibson that Jim Coffey
l~rS@ l~u,@ not meet Knockout Bill Brennan next
son S"Say ~,,. night. This match was made by Glib
Jah,".,nn "nn browne previous to the enga gament of
hsnson and the promoter says Gibson will
NM. 70 go throush with tho arrangement or
s4ef inc CONSEQUENCES.
snnn.a smeIa A. c. Friday night. In the nnal en-
n'st Tommy Langdon will meet Eddie shan
Phl,o. ~. san Francisco: Joe Koons will meet Joe
VIZ. roiloek, Of Cleveland, faces Tommy Carey,
h ~ Jenny shannon and Johnny Morgan will
wsUs.ssS{ Caspsr, following his victory over Eddie
Dsrtvu SSst week, iB desirous OF big gger game
= vain 'sss sSd s ssss; ,iS meyer knew what It was
iisiISn'9s, iisinInSan 49,, He is now keeping himself in
& Dutch Brandt n srooesp pssa ssat TsssssS TsssssS
Z iss Il. ssss should .srvs him in sSfdcieSt stead
isSssuad.s ss allsss; Hs meet. sciaisr Kssyns IN
Esoet2iyg I2g N Sas big I,i'hman is with Joe Cox
= wsi thnsn, thss ..ssr ., SsS York has been BOXING
E1sSi y kh wiiii.ms nsIt tuesday night. Iyneh %
ssy{6ina rnn,y pn,iy last year but he did not show
- hsynslds 10 out for a ciean-cut vic,ory
w ~. sIgnts at shs Brosdway sssinst Jack
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-07
Rockies and Regulars

CHICAGO-Five hundred dollars IN gold 70
me Ant,ns by next July and 800 for the drill
s stsr Of the squad is the prise offered today
nv President Ban johnson. A bosrd OF omcers
from the regular army are 10 De Judges
PASADENA. GAIA battle 70 the nni,h be
,xasn .1Chuck' Workman, regular, ana Harfy
Wolfe. Duluth rockies for the shos.stoR position
Gambiins upon which will land 10 almost as
popular as poker.
MINERAL WELLS. TeI-Ths sitsboy
.,sse won't come for a couple OF DAYS MANAGER
Rowiand OF the White Sox announced today
ssmpiing southern hospitality ana nnumoerins
ss..satina FONTS will require al least that long.
yrsALIA. Csi--Atter Jinmy shssssrd,s Cub
-. .nissn. had counted twenty-thTee runs yester-
isshss srar.r ran out OF chalk and the game
was called
MACON, Gs.--warm wes,,her apd 4 nrst
asy as owner OF the Yankees, the appearance or
= boy with brand-new tos
~..-. - -. ..-fx>r rmahy Schaefer bosan "a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-07
KAUFMAN LEAVES FOR BOUT
Philadelphian, in Good Shape, OFF fol
Baltimore for Williams Match

Benny Kaufman, confident of beating
Kid williams in their fifteen-round match
at Baltimore tomorrow night left this
afternoon with his trainer. Skoodles, for
the scene Of the battle. Kaufman stepped
on the scales shortly after noon and
weighed ll9 pounds He and Williams are
to make 100 pounds rngside.
Charley Weirmuller. Kaufman's man
ager; Jack Hanlon. Adam Ryan. Phil Glass
man. Lew Tender and a host of Kaufman's
rooters will go to Baltimore tomorrow aft
ernoon.