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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-09
WANTED-Eemale Help

WAHTED-Experienced Ia1.l.des. also alteration
SRI. OH cloiIs and suits, Apply New York Cloak
and Suit Store. 1914 Main 81. mr-''i
TARTEo-ErpcFienccd la,ndre". Accustomed to
electrically driven aopia>so Also 10 help with
hoisework. Reference NJ, GeorEs 4 L,ughnn.
Bel phone a34 Alt. : nr-9.S
WANTED-A good girl fos|1coktnr and TO help With
huusewurk. no washing. fstod wASes. last Eirl was
with me eisht years must .eye good reference. Ap'
Carrck Pittsburgh. IA mr-2-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-09
FOR RENT

FOR REHT-coRNER STORE ROOM MAIN AND
TENTH STREETS. FORMERLY LoGhH'S CORNER
sIGo, ALSO NINE LAAe FIRE PROOF SIoRE
ROOMS, LOWER AHc." UPPER FLOORS, IN
HAWLEY BUILDING.
JAMES L:HAWLEY.
Io65@a HjIh STREET.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-09
WANTED-Hal Help

wAnrED-Two drivers and l:pot men. Good .aso
and steady work. Apply Ecs Fargo. l-lo A.'1
in forrnnou
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-09
WANTED-Mae and Female.

WANTED --Boys and g!.tInrer 1s pam Of ats
Good wages. Apply WhS!lnE Tile Co.. Slf ano
Chapne S,s - mf-SI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-09
WANTEDSPositlon

WANTED-PositEon as steSsle jack or stack patnte
Phone Nat. I043-M. All riEh works dohe MR.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-12-27

mate date on which his Question
naire is to be mailed. He should
then make it his special business to
diligently seek his mail and obtain
his QUESTIONABLE at the earliest pos
sible date. He should. after receiv-
ing his QUESTIONABLE. Immediately
observe the following suggestions:
/. Read the entire QUESTIONABLE,
including the Important Notice to
Registrants and Other Interested
Persons" and should then reread the
same until he is thoroughly familiar
with the notice and instructions.
2. Having done this, he should
then provide himself with all infor-
nation required by the numerous
questions.
3. If he is unable to read or does
not understand any of the duties re-
auired of him, be should immediate
" seek some competent person to
assist him.
4. He should remember that all
claims for deferred classification on
the ground of dependents must be
supported by the affidavits of each
dependent over the age of sixteen
years.
5. Claims for deferred classifca-
ton on account of industrial or agri-
cultural occupations must be sup
ported by the necessary affidavits
prescribed in the regulations and set
forth in the QUESTIONABLE. This is
especially important and requires
close study by the registrant.
6. If the registrant is not fully
satisfied that he can properly pre-
pare the QUESTIONABLE, he should
Immediately consult the legal ad-
visory board at the county court
house. Erasures and mutilation of
the QUESTIONABLE will not be per-
mitted. The Legal Advisory Board
has been constituted and holds it.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-12-27

self in readiness to assist registrants
and will be found at the court house
daily until the seventh day after the
last QUESTIONABLE has been mailed.
For necessary information and in
struction in the preparation of the
QUESTIONABLE, the registrant should
first apply to the Legal Advisory
Board and not to the local Exemp-
ton Board. The local Exemption
Board, however, is always accessible
to the registrant for such informa-
ton regarding his status and duties
as he is unable to obtain from the
Legal Advisory Board or from other
sources.
LOCAL BOARD FOR
COUNTY OF WILLIAMSBURG,
State of South Carolina,
Kingstree. S G.
Kingstree, S c,
December 10, 1917. 12-20-2t
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-12-27
Important Suggestions to Registrars.

Important Suggestions to Registrars.
A QUESTIONABLE will be mailed to
each registrant within twenty days
from December Is. ard on the date
of such mailing notice thereof,
Form 1902, will be posted in the Of
flee of the Local Board. Such post.
ed notice and the entry thereof in
the classification list constitutes
notice to the registrant, who should
keep himself Informed regarding
the action of the local board with
respect to himself. Failure to re-
ceive notice or Quectionnaire will
not excuse the registrant from per-
forming any duty within the time
limit. nor shall it be within itself
ground for the extension of time.
The QUESTIONABLE mailed to each
registrant must be, with all ques-
tions answered and sworn to in strict
accordance with the rules and regu-
lations, filed with the local board on
or before the seventh day after the
date of mailing the QUESTIONABLE to
such registrant. Failure to receive
the QUESTIONABLE will not excuse
the registrant from responding with
in the time limit. Questionnaires
will be mailed to approximately
24OO registrants in Williamsburg
county. Beginning December Is
and commencing with Order No l.,
approximately 125 Questionnalres
will be mailed daily until the entire
number (24OO) have been mailed.
Each registrant should know his
order number and should be able'
therefore, to calculate the approx
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-12-27
Officers Must Keep Sober

From several recent trials by court
marshal, it is evident that sobrlety
and proper conduct on the part OF
officers will be insisted upon at all
times. The latest case is that OF a
lieutenant of the medical reserve.
who was convicted of drinking with
enlisted men and disgracing the mill
tary service by being intoxicated
while in uniform. The lieutenant has
been dismissed from the army and
sent back to the United States under
guard.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-12-27
Free Tobacco Seed.

Proprietors of Nelson's warehouse
have supply of free tobacco seed
for distribution to their customers.
These seed may be obtained by call
ing at the store of the Peoples Mer-
camille Co.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-12-27
Whenever You Need q General Tonic
Take Groves.

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as q
General Tonic because it contains the
we'll known tonic properties ofQUININE
and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria. Enriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. so cents.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-12-27

We have nothing to offer you but
Furniture for less than you can buy
it elsewhere. Ask your neighbor;
he's our customer. 9-6-tf
KINGSTREE FURNITURE Co.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-12-27

Nice lot of horses and mules to
suit you both in quality and price
now on sale at the stables of the
WILLIAMSBURG LIVE STOCK Co.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-12-27

Posto
DISTRICT
P O. Address-He Heinemann, S. e..
Anna Strothers
ROYAL Peak
DISTRICT ).
P.O. Address-Bryan. S. c.
Emily Broadway
DISTRICT
P.O. Address-Andrews, S. {.
Olive Richardson
DISTRICT 5.
P.O. Address--Trio, S. c.
Elva Wingate
DISTRICT 8.
P.O.Ad.-Lake City sc. RID.
Marena Springs
DISTRICT
P.O. Address-Kingstree, S. {.
BERTHE Limbaker
DISTRICT
20. Address-Kingstree, S. {.
Bette Weeks
Lucille Asbill
DISTRICT
P.O. Address-Morrisville, S. c.
Rosa Graham
DISTRICT
P.O.Ad. Hemingway, sc. R F D.
Eva Merriman
Ruth Wilson
DISTRICT
20. Address-Hemingway, S. {.
r. N. Speiener.
Elise Rollins
Louise Wilson
Rubie Thorn
Cleora Toole
Elizabeth Speigner
DISTRICT }
P.O.Ad.-Hemingway S. {. RID.
Mrs. Lula Kennedy
Sue Harmon
Alean Cannon
DISTRICT IS.
P. o. Address-Johnsonville, S. c.
E. c. Vaughni
Ruth Tomlinson
Henrietta Hale
Myrl Phillips
Pearl Anderson
Mrs. E. c. Vaughn.
DISTRICT 10.
P.O. Address -Kingstree, S. c.
]. w. Swittenberg
NJ. F. Montgomery
Ida Griffin
Mary Wylie
Lizzie deape
Lydia Greene
Pearl Woodham
Martha Baker
Lulu Logan
Edith Sturgis
Grace Seabrook
Agness Erckmann
DISTRICT Is.
Bessie Williams
DISTRICT I9.
P. 0. Ad.-Cades, S. c., K. F. d.
Jane Erwin
Lulu Caldwell
Olive Smith
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-12-27

flee Address and School District +
DISTRICT d.
P. O. Address-Greelyville, S. {.
w. NJ. Bonner
Mamie Foster
Mae Belle Leitch
Kate Romanstine
Edith Lotion
DISTRICT Is.
P. o. Address Hemingway, S. G.
Cora Odom
Pauline Dominick
Mary Lee Fuller
Marion McFadden
Maud Snipes
DISTRICT Is.
P. o. Address-Cades S. c.
Margaret Granam
Garnet Graham
DISTRICT II.
P. 0. Address-Nesmith, S. {.
Lou Furguson
Della Carpenter
Marion Calvo
Susie Kortjohn
Winnie Jeans
DISTRICT Is.
P. o. Ad.-Kingstree, S. C., RF D
Lillian Salters
Claudia Buchanan
Ella Smith
Ola Smith
DISTRICT 2e.
P.O.Ad.-Lake City, SC, RID,
May Murchison
Nettie Godbold
DISTRICT 80.
P. o. Address-Cades, S. {.
Mute Cooper
DISTRICT 81.
P. O. Address-Cades, S. c.
Hessie Graham
Vernon Ross
DISTRICT 81
P. o. Address-Salters Depot, S. c
Ina May Pitts
Mrs. H. 7. McClary
DISTRICT s..
P. O. Address-Fowler, S. c.
Beth McGill
DISTRICT 81.
P. o. Address-Lane, S. c.
R. c. Zimmerman
Emma Hipps
Alice Connor
DISTRICT So.
P. o. Address-Trio, S. c.
Lesa Campbell
Lorraine Latham
Kate Wingate
Jennie Allison
DISTRICT 81.
P. O. Address-Nesmith, S. c.
Elizabeth Bailey
Maggie Brown
DISTRICT 38.
P. o. Address-Kingstree, S. c.
Mrs. w. D. Cantley
DISTRICT 50
P. o. Address-Trio, S. c.
Eta Boyd
Orrie Lee Black
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-12-27

See the wonderful values in gift
Jewelry at w E JENKINSoN'S.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-12-27
Seed Oatsl Seed Oats!

Red Rust-Proof Seed Oats at low
est prices for cash. Bring your wagon
and carry back a load of Seed Oats.
9-27-tf ODOM & DENNIS.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-12-27

llllsburg County.
umber
DISTRICT 40.
P. O. Ad.-Lake City, sc r F D.
Sue McNeill
DISTRICT Al.
P. o. Address-Trio, S. c.
Sarah Bailey
Nita Tartt
DISTRICT ~.
|P.O. Hemingway sc. r F D
Wilson Snipes
DISTRICT 43.
p. o. Ad.-Cades, S. c., R. F. D.
Olivia Rhodes
DISTRICT
.P.O.Ad. .-Morrisville, S. C.,R ID
Novel Richards
Ila Cooper
DISTRICT IS.
P. O. Address-Kingstree, S. c.
Bessie Rowell.
DISTRICT ~.
P. o. Address-Kingstree, S. c.
Susan Gourdin
DISTRICT 4s
P.O. .Ad. .--Greelyville sc. RID.
Durant Epps
Anita Phillips
DISTRICT 49,.
P. o. Ad.-Cades, S. c., R. F. D.
Ever Lou Shuler
DISTRICT. so
P.O. .Ad. .--Greelyville, sc. RID.
Annie Harvey
Annie E. Bacon
DISTRICT 81.
P. o. Address-Trio, S. c.
Ackie McCants
DISTRICT s.
P. o. Address-Kingstree, S. c.
Mamie Touchberry
Vista McElveen
DISTRICT 81.
P. O. Address-Leo, S. c.
Lucille Pearson
DISTRICT SIS
P. O. Ad. .-Cades, S. c., R. F. D.
Myrtle Cooper
DISTRICT Sc.
P. o. Ad.-Kingstree, sc. ,RF D
Grace Collier
Erline Mcintosh
DISTRICT 81.
P. o. Ad.-Kingstree, S. C.. R FD.
Mary Dagget
Margaret Brown
DISTRICT So.
P.O.Ad.-Greelyville, sc r F D.
Leamie Tanning
DISTRICT So.
P. o. Address-Suttons, S. c.
Jeanette Davis
Lide Kennedy
DISTRICT 90.
P. o. Address-Trio, S. c.
Metalou Bevis
DISTRICT 81.
P. 0. Ad.-Andrews, sc. R F D.
Lola Moore.
Głos polek., 1917-04-05

oJczYzNY' ale ojczyzny po'aczoneI woIrcj
nepodIesteJ.
OzieI9e sic zaS tradycyjnyn JajkIem
sw'econem pomnijmy II pommo nadzeI. 10
speinia sle (mote wkr6tce) nasze praqnfe-
MIA serdeczne, wieceJ Iak kiedykolwiek win
nysmy nIes6 pomoc braelom { siostrom ma
sym, gin7cym z g'odu, by doczela6 moqH
tel radosneJ chwili, gdy oIezyzna nasza W
peInym naIestaeie zmartwychwstanie. zy.
Głos polek., 1917-04-05
Zyczenia Swiqteczne Cd Zarzqdu Zwiazku Polek

Dorocznym zwyczaierl okazyl SWAT
ZmartwychwstanIa Pahskego, przez kt6rs
zwycletona zostaia 6nIer6 nnefca chrystu-
sa, 6Ieny wszJstklm slostrom zwi5zkowryn
serdeczne kyczenla WesoIego AIleluIa. NIs,
chaI ten dzIeh radosny bedzIe synbolen
d'a narodu naszego, kt6ry oby 20 swell VIE
koVveJ nIewoll, po ostatnIch kieskach / cleF-
pienIach, kt6re przechodzie nuslut, doeze-
kaI sla r6wnlet ZMARTWYcHWsTA MIA
Głos polek., 1917-04-05
No. IA.
ZMARTWYCHWSTAI

Wiellli dzien - Wielkanoc Zmar-
tWychwstanie e. Stodkie imie Chrystusa
obeJmuje SWAT bierze swe posiada-
ME. Umilknie huk almat, szrapnele
kule na chWile Smierc zadawaG przesta-
na - mad swiatem rozpostrzq sic slrzy-
dia miekkie, kojace Novel, EwangeIji
Swiata - milo$ci..
Ia te nauke nova, wielka boski
Nistrz iei zawisl ma krzyzu a gdy ume-
czony, krwia ociekly, palony ogniem meki
zar6wnO fizycznei, iak duchowei zlany
potem krWaWym WysokoSci krzyza
btogoslawh swym katom jeszcze dreczy-
cielom Okrutnym tIuszcza uragaiaca
niece Jego Smlertelnej - wOlafa:
- "Zstap, zstap I krzyza. =. Kr6luj" -.
Oddawna bardzo geniaIne unysly Pol
ski upatrywaly losach narodu naszego
pewne podobienstwo do posIannictwa
Chrystusa ma ziemi Wszak wyslal Chry
Stus apostol6W swych pomedzy ludzkoSG,
aby slOWo Jego MESH nauczai, czy ME
m6gI vice tez bye nar6d wybrany jeden
- chrze$cijanski najbardziej - by siowo
nauki novel zycie wcieIaI narodom in
nym go ni6sI?..
Dzieie Polsld daja nam obraz zaisto
jedyny sobie nadzwyczainy. Szla
wolna RepubIika hasIem miIoSci i bra
terstwa do LUDLOW, nawracaIa tylko screen
darami ducha.. Rozdarta ma try cze-
sci przez uragajacych wrog6w prze$la-
dowc6w, zaWisla jakby ma krzy5u tr6j ra-
miennym meki, o.. Zanll1nieta gr6b ME
WoH Zostaia zamurowana - oto przy-
szia chwiIa groana, luwawa chwila -stra-
Ee popadaIy doko4a zyTego grobu Ma
r6d-hazan dzwiga sic, wstaje, unosi, pro-
mienieje...
Vida to wszyscy - wrogowie nawet
- SWAT caiy zaczyna giaG sic w cichym,
jednomy5lnym pred Meczennica poklonie.
Rekami wrog6w rozkopuje sic, otwiera
gr6b...
Lecz rdzawe, krwawe wiezy twield
Głos polek., 1917-04-05

trzymaja white W cafo ieszcze :. Wono
opadaja zelazne pOwijak Smierci .
Lecz sa uragajacy, niewierzacy W
cud ZmartWychwstania.. Sq oSlepli W
ciemnoSciach dtugiej nocy - sa zabici me-
ka zbyt diugq ma duszy sq zatyci thu
szczu uzywania wyg6d zycia, So bojacy sic
wszelkiej odmiany rozkosznego bytu..
Niewierni dokola cudnej, uIotnej,
wstajacej w blaskach Meczennicy dziejo-
wei wolaja:
'Nieprawda - to ME Ona o.. to tyI-
ko zudzenie. .. Ona umal}a jui Jej bye
ME moze".
Inni zn6w zblizaja sic szybko palce
wyciagaja, by do wszystl1ich $wieaych
ran Jej krwaviacych, wlozyc je i
obmacac:.. Inni gtosu, oddechu Jej bacz-
ME nasluchuia, a gdy go uslysza czuj4
nawet, wzdrygaja sic wolaja:
''Nie.. to ME Ona To falszowane
jakies... to ME gIos oddech Jej - ME-
A inni jeszcze niewierni, Iii, jarznlem
przezarci, obserwuia chIodno i Iicza ma
palcach, obliczaja, co Ona i'm dac moze
wzywajq:
''Zstap. , Zejdz krzyza.., SiIna
badz. potezna. =. Zwyciez . kr6Iuj ..
a uznamy Ciebie W potedze, chwaIe do
brobycie"...
TAX sunni Choir glos6w oSlep}ego thu
mu podn6za wysokiej CORY ofiary
$mierci... Tam opar6w zgIiszcz unosi
sic juz wizya snieiysta, promenna Z
giowy cierniem znaczonej obficie spIywa
krew, W blaskach idacego slonca plywa
krolewsh ptak - symbol PolsEi dziejo-
wei -.
Zmartwychwstanie iSci sic ccho, vol
no, opornie - chmury ciemne zgeszczaja
sic opadaja... Otw6rzmy oczy, dusze.
serca. Sfuchajmy, patrzmy - i prawde
5wietlista W sebie biezmy.
Blogoslawieni wienacy - aIbowiem
oni cud zycia ujrza... Otw6rzmy dusze
Głos polek., 1917-04-05

czymy r6wniez, aby Orsarizacya nasza CO.
raz silniejszyni weziami zespaIafa wszyst-
kie kobiety poIskie tu ma wychodztvvie tax
dIa dobra mas sanych iak rownicz caleao
polskiego spoleczehstHa { narodu.
z siostrzanem pozdrowicnem, " imie-
niu Zarzadu Nv. Polck W Amerycc
ANNA NEUMANN, Prezeska.
A. EMILIA NAPlERALsKA,
Sekr. Jeneralns.
Głos polek., 1917-04-05

szeroko - bierzmy W ME zycia prawde
wstajaca z ruin, ofiar, meki smierci...
Danny jej nasza wole potezna, jednoli-
ia, jak mur stalowy zwartq, nieugieta... A
na niej MECH stanie zi5ci sic potezna
przyszlo5G wielllego Narodu...
Dzwigajmy wiare Ware - Ware,
Z MIA szedl nar6d wick przeszio przez
Golgote dziejow - przetrwal piekio, ka-
ta!,umbe, gr6b - zwyciezyl....
Wstaje.. wstat musi Ojczyzna...
Ale wierzmy . Me zabijajmy Dnia wiel-
kiego niewiarq.
Wierzmy.,. Czyhmy... Milowanie
wielkie NTeczennicy dawajmy.. Oto Chry-
stusa dzien jasny - Alleluja!...
Uciszrny sic W sobie, uzdr6wmy dusz
zakamarli ciemne - miiujmy, miiujmy...
Otto Narodu dzieG wieId krwi dy-
mach zbliha sic, idzie - wierzmy, wierz-
N.Y.. OdrzuGmy precz Iachmany uczuc
maiych, ciasnych zatrutych - wierzmy...
Notwithstanding sobie sami -
duchem. =. DzWignijmy sic nedz, zgrzy-
tow, maFosci, bo PAM Wielka, rado$na, sEo-
neczna pani zycia idzie - Wono5G. .. o.
czyZna...
Pochylmy sic nisko pred zycia Gu
dem... l godni bQdzmy cudu.. Czuwaj-
N.Y..
Czuwajmy mito5nie, oddechem "a
partyn, 4 wiarq, potezna - jak czuwaty
czekaIy niewiasry 5wiete przy grobe O.
twartym Pana...
Czuwajmy - wierzmy... Me zabi-
jaimy cudu zycia niewiarq!... Me wkfa-
danny palc6w W gorejQce rany - danny
i'm ma wieIkim wichrze zycia swobody
zaekIepit 80. Wienmy Ziednoczmy sic
w sobie. e. Usiiuimy... 30 cud Ziedno-
czenia rozdartego ciaIa Macierzy ME dSci
sic ME stanie - polk dzicci Narodu ME
ziednocza sic my$la screen W jedno cia-
10 duchowe Narodu - zgodne - miiujace
sic i niepodzieIne -. Czuwajmy, czyn-
my, wierzmy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-20

Tho question 10, did Lowe Slmms
fall or was he shoved7
Eddie ptnkman declares he Is
now in the banking biz. and does
II without laugh.
Leo Houck and the movie hero
were arguing over Pinkman's bat.
tie with Neff last night
Jack White keeps In condition by
taking daily workouts.
Ray Richards has again resumed
training. He works out daily at
Austin G. Salts.
"Take your Pick" exclaimed
Connie Mack as he sold 1nfielder
Pick to the Frisco Seals yesterday.
The U. Of w. basketball squad
has postponed its trip to California
until some future date.
Billy Hughes, festherweioht,
seen here at the Far-Western meet
In tho Arena, wants to come to Sc
attic and box. He's a pro now.
Harry Cheek has received his
contract from the Vancouver club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-20

But Leonard 10 not the type
OF fighter Welsh is most effeo-
tive against. a plunain0. fight.
Ing type. more like Willie
Richie than any other modern
fighter, Leonard 10 sure 20 give
Freddie a lot OF trouble. and In
long bout might be able to
nanhandle the champ.
While not 30 rugged as Leonard
Mitchell is the second best bet.
He has developed into two
handed fighter. and recently hal
found a punch.
Both OF these boys. however
must look out for the boyle Man,
Johnny kilbane. Johnny Is deter
mined to 30 after tho lightwcights
and arrangements are now beins
made for him TO meet Mitchell anC
Welsh.
Altho Kilbane will give away sew
eral pounds when he meets any
lightweight. he Is considered IN,
most dangerous man In the ring al
the weight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-20
BROADWAY IN
TOP PLACE IN
BASKET RACE

Broadway and Ballard we're re-
turned the victors at basketball In
games played yesterday afternoon
In the High School league. The
Pine street lads triumphed over
Queen Anne. 2s to 10. and went in
TO top place In tho league race. Bal
lard scored II 30 to 20 victory over
Franklin.
The summaries:
Broadway. Position. Queen Anne.
La Fray. Pelz.. +. ...... Beckett
Marquat. ..... y. ..... .Danielson
Munson (Capt. c. .Whalen. Barker
Oyerton ..... q. Waechter
Quinn. Argens q. Bernstein (C'pt)
Goals from floor-.f,roadway, Ia
Fray 2. Marquat. Munson 4. Pelz:
Queen Anne. Beckett Danielson.
Whalen. Waechter. Bernstein.
Goals from foul lino-Broadway
Munson 10 out OF IS; Queen Anne,
Danielson 8 out OF IL. Referee.
Thomas.
Ballard Position. Franklin
Munson Capt. {. ... Benson
Lake. ..... i. ... .Cheeboro
Frazier. ... c. -. Efaw Capt.
Mikkleson. -. G. ........P rfm
Merlak ..... O.. ..... .Malek
Field baskets ballard. McLaugh-
lin 4. Frazier 3, Lake 2, MikklesOn
II. Franklin. Efaw 3, Benson !.
Chesboro /.
Fouls-Ballard, Mclaughlin out
OF 15. Franklin. Benson IL out Of
ls.
Time of halves, 20 minutes.
Referee, Chamberlain.
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This year gives a better promise
for n lightweight capable OF taking
Freddie welsh'a crown from him
than any other period since he de-
feated Willie RItchie'
There are at least two aspirants
for the title who seem the most for.
midable contenders Welsh has ever
mot among the i35-pounderS.
Welsh will undoubtedly be com
PEELED to meet either Benny Leon.
ord or Richie Mitchell in decision
bout within few months, and
there Is n strong probability that in
bout of 10 or 20 rounis either
could worry the champion.
Leonard 10 probably the most
dangerous lightweight In the
country today. He has a dan.
eerous punch and 10 clever
enough 10 get away with IL.
Welsh Is a great defensive boxer.
Years OF experience have taught
him to avoid punishment. lie sell
dom gives lot OF punishment. but
usually gives as much as he takes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-20
PORTLAND ICE HOCKEY
SQUAD DEFEATED,8 TO3,
IN TOUGH HOCKEY GAME

Portland can mako no complaint
today OF unfairness,
After conceding to all demands
of the Oregonians at yesterday 5
meeting. the Seattle lee hockey
squad took them down the line on
the Ice at the Arena last night. $
to ). IL was one of the hardest
fought ice games staged here this
year. Frank Patrick. president Of
the Pacific Coast association. ref.
creed tho match In accordance
with Portland's request. NJ Griffis.
captain OF the Vancouver club. act.
cd as Judge OF play.
The play was even for about half
OF the first period. From then ON
IL was all onesided In favor OF the
locals. They outskated. outshot
aud outplsyed the visiting aEgre
cation.
The Portland team delayed a
few minutes in coming on the Ice.
and some of the spectators began
To feel uneasy.
Mickey Ion said last night that
he had rendered his resignation TO
the association as referee. follow.
ing the meeting OF the officials
yesterday afternoon. President
Patrick ruled that the game played
at Portland win stand az victory
for Seattle. The summary Of last
nights encounter:
Seattle. Position. Portland.
Holmes ..... Goal. ...... Murray
NlrnenfHr lie fenA n Innas hi In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-20
SEATTLE cops ESSAY ON
MUSH

Mush is a soft, flabby material
frequently used as food and some
times as conversation. II is found
In most pantries and many heads.
As food, mush IL admirable; but
no man should use II otherwise I'M
less he loves the girl and intends
TO marry her.
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counted readily II one knows
the art OF self-defense and his
adversary 10 In reach OF his
fists.
Other things are necessary. too
A person who. unarmed. would
take chance with a man with q
weapon must have selfreliance and
courage He must be trained &c
hit quickly and accurately. He
must think quickly and not lose
his head.
~ will not advise AN IN
armed man 20 try Issues with
man who has a revolver. I
merely will tell how II can be
done.
I'm case such a contingency
arose, a person would have TO
Judge for himself what action
TO take-whether TO submit to
the advantage given the other
by the weapon or to try out
the issue.
The first move, OF course
would be 10 put the revolver where
IL could do no harm.
This must be done with light
ming speed. faBter than the othei
fellow can think to pull the trig
ser. As the revolver arm is push
ed high into the air and held. tn,
body is in n position for a righ'
to the Jaw.
This blow must be struel
quickly and with much force. land
Ing on the point OF the Jaw. A sec
ond's delay with either hand migh
be fatal.
Remember. / am not advisini
any one to try conclusions with al
armed man. I'm Just telling how
IL can be done"
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White May Battle
Welsh 80 Rounds

CHICAGO. Jan. 20. Before
leaving for the East. Harry Pollok.
manager of Freddie Welsh. assured
Nate Lewis, manager OF Charley
White. that White could have 80.
round bout with Welsh II Havana
promoters would offer a suitable
purse.