davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-16
District 4


ACCEPTED
Harry Cornsos. 70s 8. eth ct,
MsxwsIl PeeEmsn. 6ss spruce St. :"
HHnsSSn,3 HssSns sscsei.:rio e!. ,s s9i g R.ndolph st.
in Rcssns:.:. & "a izs' ): sk'sal.s!sh "a .' ST.
Ermond Baitk, 7i5 s. American n,
". Auyymio Kacala 22i Fitxwater st
Stasrsr Peraen. 614 Spruce ct.
aaEMs alo. st;WEr6:r5: Ws6R;.5: e2s g,o tsnon s.is st;
Alba ghriicH. sol s, aa2ae.a "a 81. st.
JuisA W.inbsrE. si5 Spruce st.
Esn1 Ers1 R:s. RR;sisr. slh lI7S a.uss South q st
EmMa;.i a; iSGs5sais.ai' s,.in i6os gig rs9ams AN ST.
ifmSsii sSod. sd 5SE 5SSSY' 3. . American Ssh ss 1t.
Thsedors Plavianyls, ais s. American st.
lsrrt Coovsti. I14 South st.
%hryi Hioeste. ais 9, American ct.
1sSya 1S,h.nS Srssnssrs ss,Sss. e73, s. "a ;t;
May Morsis os.:r o,Sae'G Sit !ss sau,s & IL 10Th st.
Fsipt d H.p;po.. i2t fembsrton st.
JosepA 4o.crnon. 42s =. "a st
Louis L:y,d.. 1920 Federal st,
GeorEe vtsclon. eit q. 90 Ut.
Meyer Rubin. l43 BainbridHe st
hansi fati5essG oesfsy ssq 70 pssns5iIGrs ss,sIit "
EXCUSED
HTymSSn TG.anS s,S.s sL,S.Sow,t.s III Soi H.insridss st.
AAtonio pimuszio, -So7 q, 9Th ct.
chariss Mc0oush. ~ sl5 s. stS 81. st.
tS:ss SSSs!d pISs:!Si: as:S:: Sssss Sss $ y
FfsnF Z, HeM.hon. 5sSe'rson 5sSM 4. American ns ,,
Cesrl.s MarehaluE. siS 8. American ct. '''
Louis Srsnn:s. see ). 5tS st. ''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-16
District z
ACCEPTED

ass ACCEPTED
G.h G:,l :. w,Ia:. wS,nt:.. 3zs iess ya,. st:
stanley Hsrn. 1921 Arch st.
Harss Ho. k.SI4: nsT,; isa' ss Fissss e.s.1:y 4:
Oscar Petersen, 1921 Arch ct.
SS Ssmss SSn1I.on; ISn.. isls aeaO ylSs Wnssr e;
S:iEssi.l 'Ws:sias. ton. 7os Rae. :t.
45Sss,:: 5 bsss .AsS s y; sae ST.
Hnsss Samsi fb%,sis. baNis. 4sm.sar fsal M.ch p. =.
SII|,.a S65I| Ssuiifn i.s.l 1sai Ia 4fsh 81 :s!sa :s!sa st.
JessIk Casper. IFS N. iath St tciaims sxsns-
- Fry, 21oe Arch st.. lclaims sxemptionl
Iiiss 2fisx,n. 2si:na.. so5S so5S summsr sESsmssa q. g.
ChaFis4 Hsetsx 1918 Cherry st.
~ - 1iIkek 1isIkesk iiSSSb 1853 Vim vn. q
Zxkka5x 6i1SsSswcky. yoI kscc - 10
go ynr1. tlrminehsm, Ala
IISSfT zs1Sss Dscota, VI.
!lsa!:ys:sl,. :l:l:sssls sss ssl \. T. .is iase J; {.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-16
VENING LEDGER-PHILADE


Samuel pirfes 1880 Wood 81.
p,r,,noo p.dn,,toh i1po poplsr at
Dom'nco nsooVicn' , i, ~" e. =,
loseph Francis Canswel,, zooo sws,m , ~
MehmsI kamoer, ZoVo raanUuiii sna e,iiin.n q,
Jonn Inon,as Hopson oosoooa pnniar at,
Ausus, Saorie, Hes, 'rii iil5g Wood AZ "
ysn,a vsns'av1s AZ ,s 1LsaI1mpHN a1p t,nrk nell =,
r. IL r,,. oohn 51i0 Parri.h st
fsm.s psmyor 'saas caiiowhiI ~
antnni Eo.tyE' oaaT Psrot AZ
Joseph 4. cSapnn, ess Fytnwster st.
Thomas James Isnsdon sci Bambrey st.
paul HERMAN Deisendssoh sib Corlnthian ave.
DANIEL III O,ilnIsn I7OG Callovhiii 1t.
Harry p. CLARK. isIs Francis st.
Kaires Brsnislsyis 1912 Buttonwood st.
William Henry Spangier G6i n. 18th st.
Thompson w Helms 1925 Parrish St.
Anthony John Iangor sf4 n. Rnggold st
Hugh Teehan. 2B2i olive st.
Francis r Jones f7i5 Wood vt.
James +. o'Donnell, 242O Brown q.
nrbin p. Smith, !I2s NJ. Vernon st.
Richard Motysek. 1910 wallace 81.
Alexander Herman johnson, 7sa y; Uber st
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-16
District 3
ACCEPTED

ACCEPTED
Michael Gsmbohs. S4S Queen st.
Essna 1::sSs FT;%ihr Tsnsi ~ ,s 3 syT:r Front l.:
Thomas Hurley; q chr,.tl.n st. -.
;isss *iss:s sR'ss: s:s:: y isss n fs 81.
ESns EsS.sI .s.,s.s n Sss soi slS ayS:i S:.nsrns . st.
jsS%%, ei53I:S, i3asa.; ssS 81 lIin, lMIidssd .t
4ss!lss 4sSlss, fTGSG,ss TSssS S's SsnpIn: ST.
jssn j, fsS%sn. gr.. A!aSr'Rs 9sS Fsl,on S st.
JsSn JRsnel ..sw psnSSr;; 80 .slyT.r F,yS;.r 81
sI:irG s:. %IS..,!S. %EISIa.iSs. Az Az @ @%:s:isy s!; "
S%y,sas ma Esy!.; Est.;, sis Ssats.rI9: & 4 :. =,
ffsai. dusrinl. 9ss 3. Sihn seward 81. ST.
Columbia Gale. SO s; 18th st.
Ssssy SGH viSsssiehis S..s os wss.esr wssSsn q: ST.
sirtc Mes.., z1cgt;Ia,o 1l,;I,., 90 ShTi.,isp st.
sIis. NsIIisSs.i psse.i.. s.c Gsssst!n. q. :"
SSs:I$o S SsiI:!ss ss. Ssl...l:s lsa:i''' e. st.
Saa:o Sis% Frsi.S,. fS.i;'s IL Us = iasts:s ats st,
Ro,snd RO,srav vr:m6!:top;, i2si 81: A!han. at.
Sisj:sIa SSsI:s SIiiSi's! 81 S.:s.s n ~ ;s.,, 81,
Domsnick Farena. sos q. 18th st.
EXCUSED
Hsnry J. crosby. sc2 s. Front st.
Ghnriss Wiiii.ms EFSSimaRnas FSs,1 Rass iis M Beck st.
buikt Garcia. I2s CathsIine st.
&xrry Campi. I4o s. Randolph 81.
Wsh.,am L Robb. Christian st.
Mlllisfn Cacslski. s2+ s. Front ut.
se1s. s...dR s~sid as a. rssH,.;.::l rfnT,;;:n .; Z:
Charles Charles Barnsti; 7Gs s. Iath st.
Vinesns mar asressc' "a asr.' iss Isa = sS st.
MMisS..i MMnSsns Ga.ail: .i,s 81 Gstharine Nh st.
f,ornS ros Bucsi; c2e Cstharins st.
Mieh.. Miss cyss: 5,HssH 81 81 & shri.s,.n III st.
Eaphae, Bpeci, 828 Catharine ct.
xAt,m5,1sndo d: Giuseppe, sis g 1ith at.
jo1is J"s.sn nMEsdwin. Ee.T. IA 8. tth st;
EssnSs ES:sSe Mi:iiss.. MsRs. w w Flan, l2ts =; 4,
Hyman Kra9se. 7+0 Passyunk ave.
I'm: sRs:n ssms:i r1nsiir'ys yss z GJiyiss5 Js..S1 =:
The,Ies Manbro; $40 $. wsrncck st.
BSnIet ruIio. e2! Cathar rine ct,
rr4ymond ViLlinEisr. sl2 s. Delhi st.
4rcnaei A. PesselAnQ. 61O FitzwAter st.
Wsier kubiak, 9lt g. Front st.
risfiho saiIucei, 7sS 8. 7th st,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-16

S:!i s!i: $;: ;;l $!:$:: !.
siiilS siiilsSrp pSSss'i;s SSss'isS .s,r: ne r:i.i w.,,.o. st.
INV ~ ss s.s,.y, Ssi!sTI. TlyI. ;S.s.n Ct.
::Ss':::: ssss;:: a: :s,s 5s:$sSa: ss:sa I've.
4!ss: l: s,:Ss:::,ss :i| VIII: s:'s' :: st.
EsR $::s.s:sss:.'. $$:sss:ss p ,Fr:,:si.s st.
S,:s:;,. H:Ss:;, S Sss: assg' ssA'Esg9,sia. st.
f$;::,: tSS$;: s::::::s' $; IS! 3:
fs$s:: E;:.S ;s,: ;sis; n :4s:s si' \:
ks,,s. iis :;s S:..s:!: *: , s:ss :ss,s !: It
ssssif sesn ess'sssli oSoss:i ~ ff.lisiors.n ave.
isf:S %:S% I';ssS=:is ! ;sssS=s.s 70; M'fs .
j:SS j.. a.5,|S' R.TA;s nv w::a ~: s:'s''n'n :. "
S:T.a Nee MsS.siSs s|Ms:o crSE sss g. "a st.
s.;., Gs.s n. a.I.. 20. ,ss ai;s esora,h.u ave.
s;.Si:S S.,,s: I.n. ssi f:f'l''%S i:il '%:.e. 4: .
d.ss: s.sss. gsSs 5s7ss.ss: ss IsSsa :s: e:,e-sm "
i's ksri ,. ae~.1s. s1s n ia q.
John 0artiand, $50 Bvekneii st.
ssu!i Sam a'psS sa. asSs isas .Isu:. ssss ave
w.n{.yn!ss M,.ss,'G,. ,.ss Sis ..;. PERT q, st..
Scs.s , o. T.:EISi!.,' T.EISi.,' M M ts,,,, y is's :, !"
S: Ts:s:: ssss q: =. IL '""''
HsiS;y p. nWsymsnn; ssSs Green Greer st
John Alexander Clsfry, 2&ls rsirmount ave.
Ais,S tseGsSIiis; isos Ssiic%s Ssfes r. M
Edwsn Adeibert jes.fowskL bs2 n. 10th st.
ES.s;s Sstrd Is,; n so';.S HHsSS.y HS.. sos T.n'' st.
Charles Brown 6yeen, 1877 Mt. Vernon st.
James b. Bfiniisy, 1881 Erdmsn ct.
Michael Mis-, 2aii Caiiowhil St
Ihsries Henry Van Alden. .iSi? Poplar st.
sn,,si sn,x nonanSisN ~ mSsassas ssas Fairmount ave.
EDWARD o. Conner. cs2s Brown st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-16

Rene gyillsrd, 1897 Greer nst:,
.:s .:s.. 1if%S s,asa!Ts hsts S..' CITY
ss:s;':ss s;s's .: S:ss s!SsI; :;lss SSI'S s;;$S "
chsries hioysiu. ksstips. TSs N. a5th st.
s:s,s' s:sgS ds.I. ds.%.i w.. ~, ,s Ss,n y.fnen ;s
ssssss,.s,is. ss:ss,: ,i:ABn Bs%.ns ss' sss 'lT'i is,s
gssi.y,I.w oqIsnsnny SiSa wsilscs ST.
EEssss' SsIsi;. .'is 1909 Sl'si si,ss.v.q. st
% fs$;: sS %bri.ssii I'VE ys Y:y,.;,n: fss.' =. "
s::$: :$ %s.s.ss ssia s'ss%%s:s sss,!$:s :.
1s !,rT geSsn:ss ssD'T;lI Tsss isi,S tsa j. aad "
ss%.;j Ss%s,Ij nas%il'ss99a tss fsi.mount ave.
EieGs |oss;Ss Ss:;s iS!s .A:s!.flse st.
f:%:' f.s ssuo!. Rcts En9, Iss III msmGSn n5G% :.
sSsS e'pSss S T.ys
.;ior tSI; P0TIisiSIsi Ta;iI. sSsS sl.1;n. c,r,.r
& s,.R:sle klyss kr.lSyss ssIs G;.hssR SsIls%s aye y.
sfsnH 9.iJssS.s: Ssi iIS nizsS.. -,
sk::ynliy s::.yr yoss asd2sss Gscs wooa is sao"h'' ST.
Frank Rieiscki,. 2Sos swain st,
Walter L, Smith. 2s95 Pennsylvania ave.
TS:sps EssD "a c9rfh.s h.sy i,s S.pS1om:n %GSd .t
Raymond Anthony Devliu. 2Q34 wallace at.
James p. McCandless, 23ia Fairmount ave.
dss hs.pasr onoha. as snS 2stn st.
Joseph Mchssh; ts2 N is,h % e. .,
Frank y, HotalinG; 1920 Swain at
HssS'Gs JsSn Ssrl,n anoss ss winl.dr VIA n".a'' st.
Frank Rubs. 1890 Wood st
Michael J. Campbell. 1920 Swain st.
John Anthony Goulker. 1916 Ttogs ri.
Casimir Sienkiewleg, 1913 Green st.
fla rod Scott Paris, 2111 Green st.
Joseph Dipierro, 2303 Fairmount ave.
George Bullock, sra N, 2pth at.
William Dennis, s25 N. Burns at
John Moorehead. 1901 Ridge ave.
xsrnop J; snyddsE 500 Winsor 50
WilliaT KoGh; Ias y. ,ls is,h 1T, a.
Howard Arthur Samples, 1919 Green st.
John l.. O'ponnell, 1918 Callowhlli e.,
Joseph Kohler, 1927 Summer st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-16
Men Accepted,
Excused, DrasU',
and Exempted

Local boards are rushing the work OF
eiving physical examinations to men for the
national army. Work Of acting on exemp'
ton claims In getting under way more
slowly.
Here are reports from throughout the
city:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-16
Districf I

y ACCEPTED
Sjssss.s:e se,iss ,xsr,io iso1i iiss os!r sa Sin st.
T.,li;1E, 1Es,ds:ss: S:!s: if.Sss f:ss = sss sss a. 4.
5:::,sE 5::s E 9:s 9A:,ssfsIi, Vi, g. TssI:
Assnso Aa;Ts pss.s.is ps:sssso. lla ::,sSs ::S AZ .
Sss:s!r' s:s:S!. :!l!sssf ss!:sh s!::sh ;:,..
a:sss:: Z &:lssss. %.ss,n y.
Viii: E,G:SS SiGn;S SscTs:s.s s3s sIi Ar isscuiu 81.
s;s;.s go s:: @ assI ]. $s$;.:s. .
:s iis.s IS: ss;,',!s 4. \. .aI;si y: gx:aa &, St.
Ey%:S gTassics 20 or.ssw,eh st.
Essss Pi..:.r, PPisSs:: ,;a IL X.s:sssssIs q !.
G.TES S;.%oIS: si:fa,Sfs a4,..fs IS3S s,lEsn e o., Il.
SS:ss SS:ssr is.sssls Nsss. s,s sSi Eel: sl;;:s st
s';$$:; $::' ESQ; $|s:;:s; 8 St
SSiiHi.sSs ssett':.i t.s,.ss.' f;siS$S s.s st.
Sssi:min ,t:sijS. iSs sy:T,S.D st.
sSss ss.ssS, isiS u. Ps'',ank ave.
Ssmnei Xrbitssn. sis Mountain st.
EXCUSED
sTs:s's sgs:sss si:,'as ;: isSss s.s:;;; -,
5::sa., Tiss"ss; sslS.s. isSs E.:s s. &. t.
1ssssdo 1:!ss;sss osy:ss: Msssl iis iS : 1sss-i;iii s Iii st.
Ssmssl Ho:sG.n. s.{ Croft 81.
b.!! !ssYHts. Hs.ss!s.ss: s. s:.l lss$ -, :, 1:,s q. ST.
Hsrri. fin:sh, .jSis =, E.yIsnes st.
f.r..i e I RSass:s: RSsSS:Ia: iisssS :: "a &:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-16

s,.pbsn paniock. 2ass -Fairmount ave.
siypn Iouis Thomas. 1915 Mt. Vernon st.
S5qbnsnrl.sP 5qnn nfP caiioS. Ia4s wyIis ct.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-16

irwin b. Smith, i72sso i7sos %t; Vssnsn a,S st'
ssSi9ss$s'1 siss:Es %s'. %e's:. is,$yiliss ,yS,s Ss,y.s
5Ssn JSsD s dpsDnsYi bi,ty sse isis lel ecsilqwSn st.
Tissq; SS%.; g wassi msa.f sss 1sgs issRss!n
dSs4l:: fSsI. Rss%.aS sss%s Ssf:sSi1apL s
hhTau. usc. ysa, syf fspst and S.s st. Canton o.
$s!,s%T %,!s s,'3Ss;$ss S:is S::iIIssSs IsIsiss!SS 1.
SsEssl stgss !sqSi'. sfsS'S, Sjs. isss .ss st,
$$S'ss;y ( H$'fsS$$o IsS$ II F9Ssi Ss4a:s
'ssr5 SSsSs:l $Ss sls Z nj n vernon sSfs ' st..
TsSoSoro Tsss%Hs HSnry Marscsss i$s2 H. Vernon St
SsSTs: SsSTss hssgS Hs%%s. 1ss" %Sfi%
sFis 3i:;ss ss sSs soSs %ss.: St.
Ss,s; NSSshlIsass t%Ss sss i5af siIi,maa rlsDs' ST. st
MicSse T,:,a$;l,I $sii Gil5Gwh i4oG eaIlo%h s' 81.
ssraia 5SsfHia j JUN; aSMic;cs!!sy arb !Ss N 18th st.
RsslS.l9 ss%lf: R1ss.i!- kSs,r ,yysis Sui.caSood ST,
William Bamforth, 203l Green st.
EXCUSED
william Brenner 2O3t Poplar St
charles 2. Quinn Quinn s.s. DsIapso, Ms,oi,, n, D.,
Iijalmar James Rosenberg. $40 y. 10Th st.
Iobn Lynch 240O Callpwhill at
H. asoTfs fairISs Walker. ,.2o Ogden 81, &,
RS;Sssy y fs".sSS! RSs ass rsss' Z. st
Frsd Musrweli,, 1910 Brown, st;,
IemsS ESSsT SSrs, bSM @MSn isS VSSyard VsSF st.
John Krause, 2500 Aspen at.
John Patrick Kirwin. Jr., $40 n. Stillman at.
David spence Gamble. s12 N, 30th St
James j. Fay. 2o2s Ogden ct.
jackson Poore. 1871 Vine st.
Paul s. Denlinser 7sS N. goth ct
Joseph l.. Conor, 22le Farmount ave.
,IIc TTsIIcs heo e:,s csrlIn ,sss stie 2n.n oys St e.
Richard p, 1,awrencs 1920 Wallace st.
Msciej solski. 1873 y. 2tth St
Pcrtei Lagerstedt, 1925 Paramount ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-16
Naturally
United States Royal Cord
Tires Were Used on Worlds
24-Hour Record Car
1898 Miles i'm 24 Hours

~ rev. people believe that tire could live
fnclonhea
oe 100 severe combination anything
-, put of all Sheephead Sneed>u,v
chalmers stock chassis
lower the worlds 24-hour record and - ~ wy "
Inc car equipped with the
III the World-the United States Royal N~'
lhey selected by
the cord tires r'~ "' 'Ae fastest OF
the tires had failed great reputation If o,d h
oeen pracuca1y an numountable handicap S
the whole "a r r WV ~ LILIES an nour tor
the thermometer averaging degrees at times u,,v
Unfed States Royal Cora up to their ,or 49,
onolouehy as to make this amazing la ~ WIN ~
a"e Will stand under such abnormal strain as this
-what Will 40 for normal conditions,
States Royal "Ae economy put United
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-16

Continued on Pass Nine
The Washington times., 1917-02-04
MAY LOSE CORNELL
Ithaeans Wonder II Faculty Will
Let Them Row.

ITHACA, n. Y, Feb. 4.-Now that
the stewards of the intercollegiate
Rowing Association have decided on
June II as the date for the annual
regatta. and have cut the four-mile
race to three miles, oarsmen at Cor
nell are wondering if the university
faculty will give them the customary
leaves OF absence to go to the Hud-
son for preliminary practice.
An unusual situation has been ere
ated at Cornell this year by the two
weeks delay in the opening of tie
university. Commencement has been
put back two weeks because of this
change, and final examinations for
the second term have also been post.
poned for the same length of time.
The final day OF examinations
comes on June II, the date OF the
regatta-the first time in history that
such a coincidence has occurred. The
faculty committee on student affairs
was opposed TO holding the regatta
on that date just because of this CO.
incidence. 1t is now understood that
il viii recommend to the faculty that
no leaves OF absence be granted to
any students.
The Washington times., 1917-02-04
DATES ARE OUT
HiIItoppers to Have Eleven Battles
for Next Season.

TOR Next season.
While Georgetown's football dates
were announced some time ago all
contracts were not formally closed.
Manager w. S. Curtin today gives out
a list of the Hilltop conflicts on the
gridiron for next fall.
Eleven games will be played by
Georgetown during the season. Sew
eraI new teams will be found on the
schedule. The advent of Davidson,
Springfield Manual Training School,
Susquehanna and Lehigh. mark a de-
parture in dates. Lehigh was play
ed six years ago, but has not been
met by the Hilltoppers since
Relations with Virginia Polytechnic
and Washington ana Lee have been
resumed The list OF engagements
follows:
September 29-Davison College, Of
North Carolina
October 6-Lebannon Valley.
October l2-Springfield Y. NJ. c. A.,
at Springfield.
October 20-Lehigh, at South Beth
lehem.
October 2T-Virginia Polytechnic
Institute
November 3-Eastern College.
November 6-Fordham, at New
York.
November 10-Navy, place undecid-
ed. but likely at Annapolis.
November 17-Washington and Lee,
at Roanoke, Va.
November 24-Susquehana Univer-
sity.
November 29-George Washington
University.
The Washington times., 1917-02-04
MAY CARRY ANOTHER
New Rule About Managers viii As.
sist the Yankees.

Under the new ruling OF President
Ban johnson regarding playing man.
ayers the Yankees will be in a posi-,
tion to carry one more player than
was allowed under the rule in vogue
last season. The boss OF the Ameri.
can League has announced that a
manager may wear a uniform and
coach without being counted as a
player, as was formerly the case
Managers Donovan, Jennings, Griffith,
Fohl, Jones, and Rowland will be
allowed to carry one more player
than in 1916.
Last year the Yankees had only
twenty-th three regulars, as both Dono-
van and Germany Schaefer were
counted as part of the twenty-five
player limit. In the coming cam
paign Donovan will be able to carry
twenty-five regular players, as
Schaefer will not be with the club
and Donovan will not be counted as
a player.
The departure of the Yankees for
Macon is only three weeks distant.
Eearly next week Phil Schenck. Yam.
kee ground keeper, will go South TO
put the finishing touches on the
grounds at Macon and supervise the
building or the new clubhouse which
is to be erected near the entrance to
the park.
The Washington times., 1917-02-04
RULES DISCUSSED
Western Tennis Men to Talk ANA
teur Status.

CHICAGO, Feb. 4-Objections OF
the Middle West to recent changes
suggested in the bylaws of the United
States National Lawn Tennis AssoCia.
-tion viii be discussed and perhaps
acted upon At the annual meeting of
The Western Lawn Tennis Association,
10 be held here Monday, February 5.
The meeting was called for yester-
day. but inability Of a quorum OF
members to attend caused postpone.
Inent.
One subject Of particular interest is
the suggestion of the national assu.
citation that the amateur rule be made
more stringent, following the lead of
the governing bodies OF golf in dis
barring from amateur competition
any one who Capitalizes his athletic
pTuwcSs in any way.
Expressions 81 individual membe rs
of the Western association have in.
dicsted that President l.. Harry Waid.
neT, who will represent the associa-
lion at the national meeting in New
York, February Q, will be instructed
10 oppose the strict ruling indorsed
by the national executive committee
and TO favor compromise sugges,
tion. Western players have indicated
approval of the suggestion advanced
by r. Norris Williams. I'd. national
champion, that only those players who
hereafter enter the sporting goods
business on the strength Of their ten
mis- reputation be designated prUres.
siOnals.
Officers of the Western associa.
tion Will be elected at the meeting.
The Washington times., 1917-02-04
HA6ANA ENTRIES.

First race-Three year-olds and upward
hve and one-haf furlongs. Old Man Crit s. :
Purple ana Gold. 81; Abe Martin, IS; Dancing
star lo2: Lewis Opper. l04: McAdams IN (;
Moutcalm, lo6: Hesitation, 100; Captain Ell
lott, 100.
Second race-Three-ysar-olds and upward .
hVe and one-half furlonEs. Moonstone ies :
Mrs. Nc. ioS; Eddis Mott los: Akama iCs !:
Page White, los; San Jon. los: odd Cross, Ill !;
Jesse, Jr.. llS.
Third race-Three-year-olds and upward !;
nve and ne-half furionEs. Bob Blossom s5 /;
Hattie Burton, sS; Passion. 100; Palm Leaf
los; Narna J. v. los; Frontier, los; Kopje
los; Mary Blackwood, i01.
Fourth raee-Three-year-olds and upward !:
ave furlongs. Twinkle Toes, -: Donner TO-.
Moncrief, los; IzHet Bey. los: Brown Prince.
log: Mr.. ZSb, IG; Bunice, i0s; Skeets, llo:
Birdmsn, ITO; Flute, Ill; Enver Bey, IA;
Wizard, Ia.
Fifth 7plds and upward; six
furIonEs. Wall Street. lb: MaIabar IOi; SiI-
yer Bill. l0c; Marianeo, lOs; Murphy, Ios;
Droll. los.
Sixth race-Four-y year-olds and upward; ons
mile and nifty yards. Dromi. i06; Orperth rs:
Charles F. Granger, l07; San Del i0T: Al
tumn. l0: Maxentius. 10; Frosty Face. ile.
Seventh race-Three- year -olds and upward !:
one mile. Lord Byron. ~; Almeds Law.
renee. loS; Amulet, 1GI: Pin Money. 1U;
Brookheld. i07: Euterpe. ll0l Scorpii, ll9.
Weather clear. track fast.
The Washington times., 1917-02-04
WINS DOG RACE
Gree HaIfbreed Pilots CANNES Into
Lea dat ST. Paul.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Feb. 4.-AIbert
Campbell, a Cree haIfbreed from the
Hudson Bay district, won the 522 mile
Winnipeg to st. Paul dog race yester.
day, while Fred Hartman, the favorIte
finished last in the field Of the Ave
competitors who completed the course.
Hartman collapsed as he crossed the
line here early this evening.
Albert Campbell crossed the finish
line ten days, almost to the minute.
after he had been sent away at Winni.
peg. Next in order came Bill Grav.
son, Joe Netcalf, and Gabriel Camp
bell, the last nameu a brother of the
winner.
Hartman crumpled up as he pIod.
ded over the ice OF Lake Como. WIN.
ing. hands gathered him up, and he
was rushed in an automobile to the
residence of l.. W. Hill, chairman of
the st. Paul Carnival Association,
which sponsored the race.
The Washington times., 1917-02-04
McL0UGHLIN TRAINS
Comet" Plans Comeback for Try at
National Title,

Maurice Evans Mclaughlin, the IA
nous California Comet" is reported
to have begun strict training in prep
aration for another try at the national
lawn tennis championship. The for.
mer national chamion and conqueror
of Brookes and Wildig is working
out on the courts at his home, IN
Los Angeles. and is expected to taks
March o and 10.
Although Mclaughlin may be barred
from competition as an amateur IL
the U. s. N. l.. T. A. passes the amend
ment to the amateur rule in Section
s, he would not be affected until
April ]. 1918, and it is said he IA
anxious to have one more try at tho
title he held for three years.
The Washington times., 1917-02-04
PLANS BASEBALL TOUR
Schedule for Red Sox-Superba Sc
ries Announced.

BOSTON, Feb. 4.-Plans for a joint
spring training tour between the
world champion Boston Americans
and the Brooklyn Nationals, con-
tenders in the last worlds series,
We're announced here today. The
pitchers and catchers of the club, in
charge of Manager John J. Barry,
will leave here on March 3 for Hot
Springs. Ark. The rest Of the players
will follow on March 10.
The first exhibition game between
the two clubs will be played at Hot
Springs on March 81. Other games
scheduled in the series are.
March IS, at Memphis, Tenn: 20,
Little Rock, Ark; 30, Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma; 81 and April /. Kansas
City. Mo; =, Davenport. Iowa: 3,
Peoria, ILL.,; 4, Indianapolis, Ind: o,
Lafayette, Ind: and $, Boston will
play the Toledo club, OF the American
Association, in Toledo.
The Washington times., 1917-02-04
YON SCHELLE GETS
CHANGE THIS WEEK
Western High Swimming Crack
Will Enter Meet At
Princeton.

Martin Won SchelIe, Western High
School swimmer. who has been unde,
feated this season, will go to Prince
ton on Saturday to take part in the
fifty and hundred yard events against
the best swimmers in scholastic com
petition.
The Western youngster halls from
Belgium, but learned to swim in the
pool at the Hotel Chamberlin, in
Norfolk. Won Schelle recently won
in competition at Central in the fifty
and hundred yard invitation race, and
has since won in a dual meet. be-
tween Western and the Y. n. c. A.
boys team.
Timed BY Brunner.
F. ]. Drummer, coach of the Central
High School team, recently timed Won
Schelle in the nifty in the Central
pool. According to the Central man
the youngster negotiated the distance
in 25 seconds. which is some two sec
onds better than the South Atlantic
A. A u. record.
Reginald Rutherford, moving spirit
in the Washington Swimming Club
activities, Is enthusiastic over the
future OF the youngster. Rutherford
declares Won Schelle will have little
trouble in setting new figures for the
nfty this year.
Will Swim Tuesday.
Tuesday will find Won Schelle taking
part in the invitation 50o-yard swim
to be held at Central in connection
with the .junior-senior meet. Camp
bell, of Tech, and Call, OF Central,
are also entered in the event.
An exhibition will also be given by
the Central life-saving crew, captained
by Richard Newby. Glass team cap
tains who will participate are G..
Dickey, freshman; s Houston, sopho.
more. G. NJ. Hostettler, junior, and
Victor Beauchamp, senior.
The Washington times., 1917-02-04
MAY CALL OFF EVENT
Closing of Armory Interferes With
National Tourney.

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Tennis play
ers practicing in the Seventh Regi-
ment Armory in preparation for the
national indoor championship tourna-
ment scheduled to be started there
next Saturday were confronted with
the possibility of cancellation of the
event.
1t was said that in the event of q
declaration of war against Germany
the armory would be used at all times
for drill and other war purposes,
making the tennis competition impos-
sible. Even should there be no decla-
ration of hostilitles there Is a chance
that the regimental authorities will
order all outsiders kept out of the
armory. As armory floors are the
only places available for the tourna-
ment the situation is, to say the
least, rather unsettled.