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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12
SENATE KILLS
CENSORSHIP

WASHINGTON. May IL. by a
tight majority of one vote the SEN
ate struck from the Gregory es.
pionage bill tho censorship provi-
sion that would authorize autocratic
power to gage the press in any and
all criticism OF the governments
conduct of the war and the admin
istration's international policies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12

go TO the Red Cross fund hhHli
devote most OF the evening 10 ElN'
ing messages from the beyond
side OF life
was a nurse for % years. and
through the sir, God gave me. my
uursing proved a success Ia every
case.
Come. one and all. and help tho
good cause
Private consultation daily
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12

N'tENrlFir ruUENoLuGlNr
THis famnuH iisenntuEtsf fraas fnHr en-.
fifs ME iusi ss ths head lndttatTs
Eltes hna dsfss fssfs lffis fuu haf
has fsassed iH Hfs shat be- harEsniHs
sfffrut ask4nE sinris uuesiier- Hhs
Goes noe fsfi fhtaKs sea rIsasr tut fsads
thlnEs lusf 60 fhs head Indicates tells
700 shat llsHffs Iau nrfr tort unhsr
tho iHrkF and HnlurAN planets - hvn
and HON fnH wtii fuarrf ssfitss and
explains love famlif tseshiss uaf-
rinEss hisutts health tusinFss lsn
suiis sueraiaftnns Investments
tfansa rfiHHs ~ 81 hinds tn fac Pee
matter shat fnur hope fsaF uf ambi.
zion come tn tHls nafst phfenoiusisf
and fNt help Tfsfs 10 nH nerd faf
snfnnr fn b. unsuffsssfHI iisr ~
eirs removes eli trnuhfr rhs s4afAn
tees safisfsrttHu nf us charge iisf
rsaSinss 49, sifletif confidential call
and Fpnsftit hsf special readings 10
enc ~~~h eni,. so~ ii0ufs 10
GO O. m iinam a. Anfisfs Hotel
FuuHHN arH F+eHnH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12
IA ARE DISCHARGED

BREMERTON, May II Unde.
eirable discharges from the navy
were given II Oregon naval re-
servists from the L. S. S. Marble
head this week, The young fel.
lows say the discharges were given
them because they refused to trans.
fer from the fleet reserve to the
Coast defense reserve.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12

stalls b-ie. fresh halihut lbs ssc,
salmon trout us use. Sliced rod snap
per. Zoe 10. e. a T.. hamburger llc 10
rih roast, lehc ~, Stone's soc can
Royal baking powder. 1Sc. atc can
ii"rshey's cocoa. ibc zoe section comb
honey. 16c Stall - sRuerkrRut i0c H.
cottage cheese. i0c III stall 40. mack
orcl l5c and zoe. large can rod salmon.
g0c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12
HOLD FUNERAL SUNDAY

The funeral OF Mrs. Francelia
Gay Davis. who died Thursday at
the home Of Ter daughter, Mrs. i.
NJ O'Connor, 1888 18th ave. ~ f..
viii be held at the family residence
Sunday afternoon, at o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12
JAPAN IS FRIENDLY

TOXIC. May t2.--lt lies in
tho power OF Japan and the
United States to determine the
answer upon which the future
happiness and progress OF the
world will depend, Foreign Min
istcr Motono said. In an unusu.
ally frank address at the ban
quot given by the American So
oiety OF Japan last night. In
honor OF the Inauguration Of
Field Marshal Terauohi as pre-.
mier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12

O.. tninrss roots
and h~fiisran cue
e-ssfuiiy a. Ga Z
all disorders -
mon and - omen
ial Tor thu
tuotiiar no head
q r. he stomach
rurtnre ift
core throat. ysi
lev fever. az ell
too 20 90 . is.
tktn wounds al
scrs- aud nervous
disorders D a ' .
been treated sue.
seErfuffF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
Churclh OF
Spin'itual qtruGlh

Rev Bsrt h a
NelHon. pastor.
viii lecture sun
day evening at :
o'clock. at 1904
Fourth ave.
Topic. BE True
to our Savior and
Country. L. y. A.
Special music
4 silver offer
ing or 90 cents
VIII be taken al
the door The
money given vii.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12
BRIDGE CLASH
DELAYED FOR d,
CONFERENCES

The clash between the Trse-
ton Co. and the council over
the right Of the company 20
route street cara over the eltys
new 5000, 900 Fremont bridge
Wednesday without first max
ing satisfactory agreement
vas temporarily sverted satur.
day
Mayor GIN announced the bridge
would not be open for traffic for
az least 30 days. pending harden.
Ing OF concrete.
ln the meantime. street cars
serving $4,000 people In Fremont
will probably continue 10 run as
usual over the Stoneway bridge.
This bridge WIS 10 have been cut
Wednesday 20 permit passage OF a
dredge 10 be- used on the Tenth
ave. bridge. Steps were taken 10
delay the cut By an agreemenr~s
tween the city and Booker. kiehl Il
Whlpple. the contractors.
Agreeable 10 Both
This was agreeable 20 both
Councilman Erickson. chairman OF
the city utilities committee. and
Manager KempEter Of the Trac-
ton Co IL gives them time TO
continue conferences. and prob
ably agree on terms for use OF the
Fremont bridge.
Acting on a rumor that II was
the intention OF the company TO
begin operation over the partially
completed Fremont bridge as soon
as the Stoneway span had been cut.
special meeting OF the city coun-
/ ell Friday, by a vote OF i've 10
three. adopted a resolution calling
on the mayor and board OF public
works 10 prevent the passage OF
cars until points In controversy
between the city and the company
l had been adjusted.
Meeting Saved Chances
III the company had started 10
cars across the bridge" declared
Councilman Erickson Saturday. ~
would mean the end Of the 49,
chances for settlement on
equiisble basis for the operation y
its cars on the bridge and close Tor
a long time AT least discussion OF
ether disputes. including the issn-
ance Of universal transfers and
the common user rights OF the city
on Third ave. for Division a cars.
The special meeting blocked
this. and ~ the mayor and the
i,oard OF public works sticks tight
II will be impossible for the com.
pany 10 steal march on us
Should Pay one-,hird
The company has offered 10 psy
for the increased expense OF the
bridge. due 20 the laying OF car
tracks. a proportion OF the upkeen
and proportion Of the msinie'
nance Of the structure. This. Man
ager Kemps,er holds. is the Just
and fair proportion OF the cost az
loutlined in the franchise.
The council holds that the Ere
mont bridge is no different from
others and that the company is re-
quired to pay one-third OF the cost
or make a satisfactory agreement
Councilman Haas. Thomson q
Hanna voted against the resosaoG
blocking the Traction Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12
MADAM NELLIE
WORLDS GREATEST

EgrI~rtAS pWUENOtpgIsr
Tf.AfHtoTANT kNr MEDIUM
10 read vrur entire lifr psni
prssent ami fntur. Eire true advice on
husiness love health nnd family ~
fairs tells the name - your fufure
husband ~ wiss. and shat 20 do &C. be
success lu life one welt vii paY vou
FOR your many disappotntm~u's in 9th
She viii remove All obstacles snd
toll you hpv go yin and hold tho one
You desifs She siv~r advice nn 81
ippoftaut Affairs % NE special reed
inGs SOC uatif srd Sunday Eik
Hotel. room & 1881 second ave corner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12
PUBLIC MARKETS


SOUTH END
stall 50 Crisco. zoe can: ga 10 can
peaches Sc; salad oil. aac pt. aspar-
aEuS igc can. stall 20. Blue Ribbon
tea. Sec 70 asparagus soup. Sc can
Alaska salmon. itc can. milk and rice
Toe can. stall a.. pork Kidneys Ice 10 .
neck bones. Sc IL Stall a. best Jersey
butter. toc 10. peanut butter 2 lhs 25c
stall &C. ling cod. lbs. i5c. carp. .
The isc Stall SO, snRiis. t5c doE rye
bread loaves soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12

81 HEE wo CHINESE MEDICINE co
eos James ~. bet end and 2rd AYES.
ssattte wash Establishsd 1908.
wOMES LEE YOUR CREDIT OPEN
charge account. We viii give you
credit to ou,fit yourself In anything
you may need In HAIR GOODS" You
pay on easy terms ct factory prices
We manufacture everything that IL
worn in hair goods Of any special pat
tern or design. Bring W. your cut hair
or combinEs: va mako them up at
fscfory prices We dye and make over
your old switches. Mail orders given
prompt attention
FACToRY HAIR sToRE. 1907 Firs, Az
WA NTED old FALSE TEETH pONT
MATTER ~ HHoKENb. UtGttE NT
PRICES PAID CASH ron ON
Com. SILVER hND DIAMONDS
SMITH IEWELHY MO co. az t.
SMITH HIIpG.. FOURTH FLOOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12
PUBLIC NOTICES

70 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Tho undersigned has made Application
10 maintnin a woodworking factory At
Gsah oavego place. lot ~ and south
hair ~ lot -, block 20 Woodlawn Ad
dltion. Anyone desiring to protest
against such occupation viii file such
protest At the office OF Superintendent
~ buildings prior to May Is 1911
AMERICAN FOLDING LADDER co.
i,rrrss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12
MADAM VICTORIA

worlds greatest risirvoyant phr.noioEis'
and medium guarantees 90 read Four
entire ne past present end futur-
give true advice on business owe.
health and family affairs tells the
name % your future husband o. wife
and what 20 do 60 10 success In tife
Ons visH viii pay you FOR YOUR many
disappoir iments IN others Sh, will 70.
move at obstacles and toll you how 20
Vfn and hold tho one you desire She
gives advice on all important affairs %
NE. Special readings soc Daily and
SUNDAY Room ~ Abbott Hotel. over
owl Drug store aotis PIKE
MADAM FRANK Card READER.
psimis, Csc 1854 PIKE Elliott
lio'"i room
Ttt.L CARD DtNG-PiaSa Hotel
Fourth rHe room e0t
N~~~.~~<S~~S~~~>~~ -~e~~~4~.~.NN~-N-N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12
AND EXCHANGES

80 TRADE tp ACHES VALUE 40
per acre. for heavy teams an or part
payment or Ford first pay mont. bal
ares easy terms uea. " tiv ards.
Summer q u"s -
Wilt ENruNNuE t.ANaE piNEcr.
Action ka- anEv tor good coal -nd
wood ranse rnges nsllsrd H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12
Statesmen WANTED

sALEsMEN WANTED SELL. GUARAN
tsed Magic Motor products whirietnd
sellers that ar" creating big s~nsal
ton. liberal com missions Write ~
wire for territory today Auto Hsmedy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12
CONGRATULATIONS ron SALE


SASH ANp DOORS
shipred any where. 70 anyone, AZ factory
pslees W. own cur own miil and
susrantss first quality goods aud safe
delivery to destination. send tor suf
tfx Illustrated catalogue 80 II matted
tee. postpaid. promptly on receipt u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12
ss-susInEss OPPORTUNITIES

MAGAZINE FREE TO
You $40 Invested with 10 hss made
others $3.50 IN few months Hoffman,
Investment Journal tells how this was
done This ma CANINE gives facis about
the real earning power ~ money tells
how many have started on the road 10
fortune W" viii send g. three months
FREE ~ you want to make m0neY.
write for this magazine today Il0ff
man Trust com pany. so Carter Build
Ing Houston Tev
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12
AGENTS WANTED

SHOW YoUR CoLoRs- too PLACE
printed IN roi1rs perforated and
Enmmed. Ike postage stamps 100 i0c.
800 2ac Agents wanted Samples Tor
stamp FLAG stamp Co. Dept rs. Bo,-
ton Nasa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12

Restores Gray Hair
To original color To he maAsaFed into
scalp twice wesbiY one dollar jar
300 American Bank Hidg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12
ACREAGE FOR SALE


so NcHEs LEVEL. uOop soft, HALF
cleared and 90 crop. balance easy clear
las orchard Euod ater large house
and barn. outbuufinEs cows
mar~s complete line % vehicles. ton
pIensnt. and tools 60 operate place
best Schools telephone line. haif mite
from Pacific hikhwaY. "a miles from
Matr-tlilr. a. mile. from Everett
$1,000. complete. vash ef terms Katie
r. spare. Mafystiiir wash. o. &,
pr cordsu En'ott sstst. ci'v
"a ACRES. tg.ep
30 undes pillow s-roou house. tafa. out
tuitdiuEs two miles from tDsn ~
900. milk conisuset good foads
schools tn sksgit country an alier
bottom land NO better In state 81 900
cssa. see Owner, room a.; oAfsfd
Hotel Seattle
tOH DETAILS - LANDs
Handy 20 our mill. ard camps
Write or 49, q, A. MEtkLEJonN.
Mgr Land Dept. iTsi I. { saith Bsds
SEATTLE. WASH
~ysu deal vita - direct"
THREE LAKES ttfNuE" 80
FOR SALE 20 ACRES Ar \ nAttsAtN .
good .gits at tn cultivation. sell
fenced Al house. and harm aud out
huNdiuEs Eood Welt. FINE ttVs trd
riess % town. whldpY island F&s
cHr- star
run sNLE-ss ~ T. SAW MIL Also
50 acres Eooi timber Fer further
particulars address II p wuseu.
>os~~S@Nee~~~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12
POULTRY FOR SALE

80 WHITE LEGHORN CHICKS NNp
chicks. 50 90 per 100 after tho 18TH Of
MAY. y r. Red and Barred Rock
chicks 81 % per dozen. 1850 for So
Agents Tor Queen incubators and brood
ere Queen Hatchery. 50 Piks IT. FL
lott 2obi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE

FOX SALE LARGE YOUNG BrCk
sheep. IS. pony ss5. small a. 3
ssparator. so. John Mitchell South
rgortb Waah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12

FOR sALE-ONE BLACK DHiVfNG
mare top buggy and harness J. e.
Hutchinsou. Campton wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12
"a FEMALE HELP WANTED

sEFINED LADIES. ABLE 10 AP'
preach the better class Entirely new
proposition. Esreiisat Income 40 can.
vassinE diEnifi~d work fali or apars
time " r. Wu~rH q Company. isi
Rroadwry. Sew York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12
sTTosHEYs-PATENT
BILLIARD TABLES

800 49, - hii.tIARu TABLE,
brand n~~. ssrom ana poessi, ~Nh
com eiet. outfit 1850. seconi -harf ia
bi~s q. reduced prices. so~iins sNsy
surrif~s. easy payments cigar store
fixtures serd Ter es.sieEar
prurs~t-k. p.fk~-Coii~rssr Co go
%s>- -ss wtr-s 80 S~~stf- w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12
IS FARM LANDS FOR SALE

Az sEl-iAN0 M HOMESTEAD Is :
and ta-acFs tracts. one mile from beach.
cheap o~nsr. w u Fsstsa. colhy.
wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12

CHANCE 10 BErONE INTERESTED ~
salmon fisheries company organized by
responsible business men to operate iu
Alaska sig profits probable Modcr-
ate Investments invited. payable month
~ n desired Don't answer unless you
mean busir ess Particulars mailed.
Springer . Pnr ESQ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12

mean busir ess Particulars mailed.
Springer . Bor $50
ADVERTISER HAS INVENTION READY
20 market Nill rsvoiutloniEe autono.
bio industry. Pun particulars sent ~
anyone having few dollars 70 Invest
Million orders possible m cumpcti-
ton. Scholtz Corporation. l73t Broad
way. y
BUSINESS MAN WISHES LADY Part
uer with $500 take interest IN hotel
ard restaurant Address H-2t. star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12

VAST TO RoRHow PROM PRIVATE
party 100 90 81 900. "a bank security
VIII pay 10 per cent and cash bonus
40 sharks need answer U-tE star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-12
HOUSES FOR SALE
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

FOR HEST your uNEKEEp
rooms 81 1885 Dearborn ave
a-acan ilsp
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-01-03

Rec0rd Dag foF Davenport Banks
The heaviest day o. many months was
experienced by the DaVennore banks
yesterday In addition 70 The rush u
business following holiday aud q
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-01-03

Ea last HaniLasa5v there was much
bun wasn't costing rga anything
street Car Comedy.
#aa aaaue women ara exchanging
.aH Years eelaara aEuarfaa.as.
Ha.r= sd e7asa ear
-. ..-. r.. .F.a
some ....-.- a..
H-...
Hrs a..- sal. -...r-. The
feather. were Owns from line tam 81
rr. r..a
aa. a.a.a
E r...a. Ill.,. ..a- raa s-r
. -
r.a. waiter threatened - mr. Kim
ON ..r.- r#-rr- arrs- Tho waiter h %
friend or afua ans mt r- = tsrt-
..as Headed rs- ! s..r. rf5 IL. u....
n-..a ..-
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-01-03

WEDNESDAYS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-01-03

nT TIE T. ~ ro1rEn So
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-01-03

ALBERT F., Sleeper has lust been
inauEuraied governor Of Michigan. N
W"uid seem especially fitting that he
'e invited 70 the installation OF Col
"nef io"den as governor of Illinois.
60 bring him ON.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-01-03

As orr actress Miss kalIermau has
h'i saporiors reports Mae Tince the
movie critic Siiii Mae IL must he
sHseaea fuet Annette IL an actress
ne HFat wafer. retortv n 1. I'll
Cage Tribune once n
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-01-03

Ett lad Tor whom Harry Lauder
Htnniaea line dollars Bic drew across the
IaHtiIght- af American vaudeville the
afres has been killed iH battle. Thus
t- defeated the Scotch comedians am
HisIHH 90 make his only child q mill
unnatre, Lauder hoped 10 see the boy
one day knigbjPd by the king OF Eng
land Tie was the passion of his life
Most of H5- songs were written abouf
h.U>
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-01-03

u the htst 8f the mont. didn't fol-
low 81" c'oselg 0u tbs heeis al Christ.
mas ne MI, especially those Df us vino
puy niih such abandon while possessed
hJ the ts-more- chce rfuI-t o-giye.than.
''''iF" spirif, wouldn't regard LRunarv
~ one of ihc mos' gloomy months 81
the YEAR.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-03
lkVATH AND WHITFIELD ON EVEN
ERMS FOR HITTING HONORS IN
PHILLIE CIRCLES, WITH .2SO MARK
|1nsh, of Reds, Awarded Championship for
1017 Season, According to Official Aver
ages-Robertson Ties With Gavvy

baseball football
Virtually ended
Of
and that by studying
IN baseball told by
ryers by him
much Importance attached
claim imposing
N(etics with
"a the
ont from the middle
Rogers Hornby of the
oays Of
League in
SAr nine had the distinction
advanced
S04 and George Burns
in the Whed
the honor of
nine than
batsmen.
While
notable
champion hitter during 1916
sating for his
credited with official
"A The
ayerag
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-03
GRAND CIRCUIT
MEET HERE SURE
Al Saunders Says Big Ses-
sion viii Be Held From
August 13 to. Is
COMM ENT OF INTEREST

Philadelphia will have Grand Circuit
facing here nest year. The dates ac-
cording to Secretary "Al' Saunders, Will
We moved forward one week. which viii
bring the meet here August 1918.
There We're rumors current around
town that this city wouldn't have the
big time" racing owing to the Goshen
club, of New York. running IL meet on
'he same dates allotted by tho Grand
Circuit stewards to Philadelphia. How
ever conditions have been adjusted and
'othing will stop the progress OF fhilly
IN staging its second Grand Circuit meet
ing
Secretary Rensler Weston, Of the
Goshen Club. acting FOR Mrs Harrison,
owner of the Goshen track. has informed
"Al" Saunders that his club would not in
my way stage sports that would prove
harmful to the Quaker City races. The
Goshen club is i'll the game not Tor
money, but for the interests of the horse
men, and readily did everything TO make
'hings amiable for "Al' Saunders.
This will mean considerable to Philly,
Cor it will bring to these parts all the
horses racing ON the grand circuit.
Goshen isn't on the "big-t'me" schedule,
hut nevertheless their races and purses
1t that time would have attracted many
of the horsemen to go there. believing
that their chances for grabbing victories
| for their trotters and PAGERS would lie
better.
Next year viii see many new trotters
and in fact, pacing steeds in the stables
of the big trainers like Mcdonald, Geers
etc At the recent Old Glory sale num-
Ner of higb-grade colts, iillies and sea
eoned western speedy horses found their
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-03
BILLIARDISTS PATRIOTIC
Launch Campaign to Raise 100000
for War Ambulances

Representative billiard-room keepers
gathered at Sol Allinger's academy yes
terday afternoon, when the local section
OF the American Billiard Players Ambu-
lance Fund was launched. The object Is
to raise 100000 among billiard players
of the United States to buy 500 anbu-
lances to be used In the war, The idea
originated with Maurice DAILY, Jr., OF
New York. president Of the national
committee 1t is felt that wielders of
the cue should share in the patriotic
movements which have been so success
fully carried out in tennis, golf and
many other branches Of sport by enthu-
siasts contributing their bit to help carry
the war 10 u successful conclusion.
The meeting was addressed by the
| Rev. G. A. HUMPHREYS, Of New York,
who explained'the many means adopted
by roomkeepers Of New York, Chicago
and other cities to aid in securing funds
/ for the purpose. The attendance of the
| meeting was greater, he said, than the
! response TO similar call in New York,
which boasts of 1900 establishments,
! while the local rooms number only 900
Mr.. Humphries said the ambulance
/ fund will supply the Government with
| vehicles which will be of real service
| and he said IL was the plan to secure
| funds to have a large shipment ready to
send to France by February Is.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-03
Leonard VIII Come Here for Bout

a
probably will be refused box
said
fort permit Mike to box Harry Greb.
81
II match December
and Irish Patsy Cline However Leonard
winpo positively
would be ruined financially the Government officials
pockebooks.
virtually
a
Macarthur, Gibbons
dat
JRtche Mitchell at Camp Doniphan
~
q than
ordinary beginners
Sucha a
> a ID the Of
advisers sonalap
Il would be drastic S
popuAr In these critical times 1t Ii be
>opoprfR and the boxers splendid
o. DO dnf
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-03
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS
By BILL BELL

WTlLLIE MEEHAN. the funny fellow
w from Frisco, will be seen in action
here tonight. His opponent will be Harry
Greb, the Pittsburgh middlcweight. and
the meeting ground is the olympia \. \.
Greb made Il good showing here when
lac fought Mike Gibbons about a year
ago. Grcb has been on tho trail of Mike
O'Dowd for ~ title meeting, and he is
considered logical opponent for the
nov champion. Mochan needs no intro
duCtiuu to local fans, as he has ap-
peared several times and always pleased
With his unique style of boxing
This bout VIII be offered as the finale
to n triple wiud.up. Each of the other
contests is worthy of star attraction
Particular interest will be manifested in
the porforman"" of frankie Callahan.
the Brooklyn lightweight Callahan has
been boxing IN ana about New York and
appears a boy of real class. lie has been
after Leonard for some time. but has not
been able 10 meet the champion. He will
be opposed to Harry Tracey. the fast
T.oPa boxer. Harry recently put the
skids under Young Mahoney, of Hazle.
ton, ana should give callahan "A strong
argument The latter is anxious TO make
in New York and will be quite dead until
after the first of the new year. Freddy
Reese, sparring partner TO Benny Leon
ard, will box the first portion of the
triple show against Terry McGUvern.
Terry is Il battlcr after the fashion Of
Terry of old and can be expected 10
make Reese show at his best.
jreb started his career in 1913 and
is n legitimate middlewcight. lie won
his first bout on Il Knockout and has
scored several others. Most of his
bouts have been no.decision affairs.
He fought Tommy Gibbons at st.
Paul and George chip at New Castle,
IA.
Rcddy Bell and Jack Diamond Vpcu tho
bouts at the Olympia tonight Sh'Ior Joe
Kelly, tn" navy crack, meets Leo Vincent ia
tn" second clash.
Jack McGuiGan will use johnny Dundee,
the Italian sensation, IN the star Buut at the
National next Saturday. johnny Ray VIII
be the other half
Tonight a week Pete Herman boxes Joe
Tubar Roth boys have offered their services
to the sporting editors and wlll appear Ar tho
eOldlcr tobacco show
According TO the Providence papers tho ref,
cree was hissed out Of the ring after giving
So'd'er Rartueld a twelNc-round decision over
Marty Cross.
Benny Leonard is booked for bout IN -.
Paul on Wednesday night. lie is matched
with Gene belmont for ten rounds aud meets
cline at Olympia on tn" l2tn'
! New York writer's frequently refer tc
Philly as slow village. hut Just now we