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Wife to Blame If Husband Drinks,
Says Druggist Brown of Cleveland,
Who Tells Wife What To Do

druggist can put - In the hands OF any
hulicrlug wife. mother sister or daughter
Just ask the druI g.zt tOr prepared Tescuul
p'Ndrfs "ut dIn0 q powder twice a day
10 tea. coffee. milk or amy other drink.
soon lll4ur docs NOT taste the same. the
hNlhE for 10 disappears and To-. one
moro dTiuker is saved and knows not
hth ur WhN ur lost tho taste iuT drink
one woman who used this prescription
on her husband says. "lt rs going ON the
fourth week since he has touched a drup
o. anything 100 the form ~ lquur or used
tobacco -, any kind lie seems already
NE IlticI'ni man. Tcscum has gained
"a N'hutIIuI enthusiast IN me. / regard
IL ns Gudseud Just think / have never
seen my husband sober tor moro than As
hours lu years and now Il rs going on
one month since ho had his last drink"
Another one urutstully writes. II have
used lrteA'u p"w Hrs ou my husband and
Una i "ht u' the grCatest cures In this
world I|v hasn't taken drink for almost
49," Weeks ana says hu never Will NJ,
home doe, not seem Nike the same place
and u'r seems worth Ir'uH I hone th0u
sands EAlu what I have. This hda heen "A
good new wear Tor me without Nrink IN
UF home,
NuIE Tssrum rsfe-rI 'o above. should he
.'''l .n. when .. ' .rsriIg iu. a,ttr1l al tAste
'"f a'"H|I. .H.n.s % WN. Aul The N,ir Nhu
'l.'1'r. OF drinking 400 moderation and believe,
H'' ..rN'HI sH'H .N.|. gHr DO uuN Nlyu size
..". "a, H.r' .. ... mr hat f., danger Inc b.,
.'af. n"N 'nh' H. r.t n.h Irs.uu 49, n b.,
.H" DOB ..r '.. s.. ri"r. bound. U.uC .rn.
wna sHanUrr N kaIr..s 20. 81 pmrmag,
Yea lun 'IN ~ Nh.r usbrruo Br1uhyn. and
,-t., .-i class i.lsEs's ~ e' guarautre IL u
10 tAs soTs VI refund lEs E-Oaes ,-Aa't.
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Freddie Welsh
Wants to Bet
Leonard 1000

Freddie Welsh Is so confident Of
beating Benny Leonard in a cham
pionship fight that he is prepared to
back himself against the champion
for a side stake of $1,000. Welsh
makes his come back" at the Man
haitian Casino to-morrow night, when
he meets Jimmie Paul in one OF the
six round bouts OF the big tistic car
nival. When Welsh lost the English
title to Matt Wells he obtained a re-
turn date and bet 5000 on the side.
Ho beat Wells and then fought
Hughie Meegan OF Australia for a
side stake OF $1,000, and is now ready
90 fight Leonard on the same terms.
on the same card with Welsh to-
morrow night is Benny Leonard, who
tackles Johnny Lustig. Noungstcr
who has never tasted defeat by the
kayo route. Leonard's leading con-
tender for the lightweight title,
frankie Callahan, is also on the card
and meets Harry Condor one OF the
toughest lightwelghts In the country.
Patsy cline, the little lrishman from
Harlem who 50 declsiNcly defeated
Johnny Dundee and willie jackson,
Ia slated to battle Young Rector,
while Soldier Bartheld. claimant of
the wcltcr title, will face Tex Kelly,
the Bronx middleweiGht. Barthcld
and Callahan are training AT Willie
Lewis's roadhouse. Lewis is a great
fudge OF fighters and has been tout
ing Callahan as the next lightweight
champion.
The evening world., 1917-10-30
Athletic Notes

The Metropolitan Association or
the Amateur Athletic Union Is doing
is bit for the boys in khaki The
association, through It's President.
Frederick w. Ruben, has shipped
ten boxes OF athletic equipment
eight to the army cantonment at
Camp Upton. Yaphank, one TO Camp
Dix at Wrlghtstown, N. j., and one
to the 18th Regiment, uuartered at
Van Cortlandt Park.
The Board Of Managers Of the Metro
politan Association will attend the
funeral services for Evert Jansen
Wendell. which viii be held In Calvary
Church, Fourth Avenue and 2lst Street,
on Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
Omclal announcement OF the entries
for the national ten-mile run and
seven-mile walk championships will be
announced to-day. The races, which
will be- held over the Macomb's Dam
Park course instead Of the city Coll su
Stadium track. will he the In outdoor
track championship game %. ,ne year
The Mcdowell games in the list
Regiment Armory ON Saturday night
promise 10 be much more of a success
both uthletiCally and financially than
the smoke fund meet which was head
In the 9Th Regiment Armory last
week What few stars there are around
New York have entered, and there Is
some sterling competition in store
kI00RE the second string men.
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COLLEGE FOOTBALL
MUST ALSO PAY TAX,
STARTING NOV. |.

College football must pay its
war tax, or better, those who
enjoy college football must pay
10 per cent. extra on the price Of
tickets, TO help Uncle sam pay his
growing war bills. This goes into
effect Nov. l.
II was thought at first that the
following clause In the War Rev
enue Bill would exclude football
from the tax. II read as follows:
"No tax shall he levied on any
admissions all the proceeds Of
which inure exclusively 10 the
benefit OF religious, EDUCA.
TIONAL and charitable institu.
tiOns.-
A ruling on this question has
Just been made In Washington.
however, and college football
does not come under the meaning
OF this clause.
The evening world., 1917-10-30
Baseball

Major League baseball will DO con-
ducteI along much the Same lines
next season as was tho case this
year. II the owners of the various
clubs in tho two big leagues arc Of
one mind with Charles II. Ebbets,
President and chief owner OF the
Brooklyn Club in tho National League.
CHICAGO. Oct. s0.-Reports that
three or four clubs OF the American AS
ISOLATION plan to withdraw and merge
with certain clubs In tho international
League caused President Hickey OF the
American Association to Issue call for
a conference OF the club owners to be
held In Milwaukee Sunday. President
Hickey wants an explanation OF the re-
ported movement In advance OF the
annual meeting OF the association, which
is to be held In Louisville Oh Nov. IL.
CLEVELAND. Oct. 3O,--Manager Lee,
Fohl headed party OF Cleveland In
dams who left for Montgomery, Ala.
yesterday. where they will play a series
OF five exhibition games with the
soldier team. starting tomorrow.
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Latest News of the Links

former Staten Island titleholder, de-
feating Walker by l up. This was
revenge for Fearey, who lost 10
Walker In an early match for staten
Island honors a short time ago.
In the Richmond County tourna-
ment. Fearey won the Fuller Cup, en-
blematic OF the club title, while
Walker. who led in the qualifying
round some weeks ago. captured the
historic Hunter medal. said to be the
Oldest In the United States.
Something entirely new in the way
OF conditions has been decided upon
by the officials OF the Country Cluh
OF Lakewood for the annual fall tour
nnment there, Nov. 20. 80 and Dec. 1.
Those who play will be asked TO make
nm entrance fee OF $40. sum which
will also include the Saturday handi- e
cap. Proceeds from tho entrance
money will be donated to the Y. VI,
e. A. entertainment fund for the SOL
diers In the cantonments.
The evening world., 1917-10-30

The Tournament Committees Of the
Fox Hills Golf Club and the Rich
mond County Country Club have
completed arrangements for II four
ball exhibition match on the links At
Richmond County on Nov. 4. In the
morning A. +. Hammer and Tom
Boyd OF Fox Hills will oppose A. l..
Walker Jr., the Staten Island cham
pion, and Jack Pirle OF Richmond
County, while after luncheon the two
amateurs, Hammer and Walker will
play Boyd and Pirie.
Should the weather on the date se-
lected be such as to prevent play, the
matches will be held on Election Day
The entire proceeds collected will ha
contributed TO the Richmond County
Chapter OF the Red Cross. Admis-
sion will be 81.
Apropos OF Richmond County. the
finnl round for the club championship p
was decided on Sunday. NJ. l.. Fearey,
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GridirOn Punts and Passes

AVER, Mass. Oct. 30 Percy
Haughton. Harvard's head football
coach. took the Camp Devens foot
ball squad in hand. Following
his successful system at Harvard. he
first gave the men a blackboard drill
and outlined the course he was going
to follow. Two elevens will be picked
for signal drill. punting and scrimmage
work
The battered Fordham eleven had a
day Of rest yesterday to get over the
effects of the Rutgers game and TO pre-
pare for the big drive for the George
Election Day. Most OF the regulars
got well used up in Saturdays fray.
although only minor bruises were en-
countered
ITHACA, " Y. Oct. 3O.-Gratified
with the marked improvement shown by
the, Cornell line In the Bucknell game
and convinced that he has about ,, ths
that he can mould from the material on
hand. Al Sharpe. head coach Of the
Cornell football team. said to-day that
with the possible exception OF right
be that which started the big games
lie thinks that the best available
men have now found their way 10 the
first team. with one exception. Escn-
TO standard. lie lacks SKIN aud is
easily put out Of play.
MDDLETOWN. Conn. oct. co.
Walter f. Sutter OF Elizabeth, y. j.. has
been elected Captain OF the Wesleyan
football team TO taxi. the place OF Harold
T, Wolley OF Greqt Neck y. " vino has
typhoid fever and will be unable to play
for the remainder OF the season.
Colgate suffered as great disap-
pointment in being beaten on Satnr-
Beaten by Colgate last THANKSGIVING
Day. Huhbel Spencer and Gillo have
few equals as backs. and probably no
football team. like a chain, Is as strong
only as its weakest link. The forwards
did not furnish enough protection Tor
the haCks. and as a result INC pachs
lost 40 per cent OF their enclen'S'
West. ColEute's All America tackle
last year. who now Is an oitlccr az
Camp DiN. was in New York for few
hours on saturday evening. He said
that the line at Colgate this year from
oil that he had heard. was below the
mark and causing a lot or uneasiness
West. by the way. ached in every
muscle. He played on the Camp DIN
team against the Princeton informals
in the Palmer Stadium on saturday
ut hardly pays" he remarked; loot
ball IL great fun when you are In con
dition, but even the rigorous training
! OF military life does not prepare on'
| for the hard knocks OF football II
/ be sore for a week"
THE Cornell eleven is beginning tC
! find itself. There is lot of natura
| power and plenty of football sense II
! the squad this year. and DR.. sharpe i
getting II out slowly but surely" 81
/ said good Judge to-day who saw
| Cornell beat BuCknell on Saturday
| Here's hoping he is right. II true, !
! viii make the Pennsylvania-Co Cornell
game this year worth going far to see
The evening world., 1917-10-30
FRANK KRAMER TO HELP
DRAFT SlX-DAY RULES,

The veteran Frank Kramer has been
chosen to confer with Promoter Well
man IN making rules by the riderv who
will compete in tho slx-day race in Mad
Ison Square Garden during the week OF
Dec. . to 8. One OF the questions that
will be settled will be the possibility Of
a team regaining a lap by Winning 30
per cent. OF the sprints held on any one
day after the lap was lost.
The point awards as arranged by the
management have been accepted by the
talent. The possibility OF a team sew :
ing up the race BY plugging and good
finishes in the sprints throughout the
breaks on the last night. has made a
strong appeal 20 the men, and the race
promises to he a thriller from Monday
night on instead OF the usual Friday and
SATURDAY race,
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Johnny Dundee. the clever italian
bout at the Pioneer Sporting Club. on
West Forty fourth Street. tonight. lie
will box Jimmy Duffy. the sturdy west
side lightweight, over whom In a pre-
vous engagement he gained the popu-
lar verdict. although the margin was
not large. Another tcn-round bout Is
on the card. In which the principals
will be Paddy Burns. the Rockaway
lightweight, and Sammy Baker OF Roch-
ester. This will be the latter's initial
appearance here but he comes from
up-Sta well recommended.
Having tried several times 10 bring about
match between Billy Mske the sensational light
heavyweight and Jack Dillon Of Indianapolis
John weanAntel. the fight promoter OF Brooklyn.
to-day finally closed all details for the contest
The men will come tokether In the main 90 Of
ten rounds At the Broadway Sporting club OF
Brooklyn on Nov 10. Although Make will have
big advantage over Dillon the latter seems to
think that he will have no trouble 10 outpont-
ing him
There will bs no monumen; built hy public sub
scription for Rob FitAsinmons who was buried in
Chicago on WEDNESDAY. n the wishes Of Mrs
il,nimmonS are hccdei. When Mn FitLslm-
mons heard that several intimate friends Of Bob
| F,,6sImmons had started a movement 10 raise a
fund for the purpose OF erectng a monument for
tho dseased iiElter she Immediately announced
that she had AlrAdy ordered ample monument
for her lAto husband and would prefer 10 uSe II
in place OF the one ereted by tho public.
Another battle between big fellows ia slated to
be fought in Boston tonight Tho "hesues" who
| st nguN in this go are Billy MiAke OF ST. PAU
| aud wild Burt Kenny Of this city. Tasy will
battle twelve rounds 10 a decslon at the Armoy
\ A Kenny taks- tho place Of Charlie weinert
Who ran out Of the match after his manager had
aNepted terms foT him
Three ten.round bouts were arranged to-day "a
! hc fought at the regular weekly show az n,
| Broadway Sporting CUT Of Brooklyn on SATURDAY
night. Teddy Jacobs viii meet Battling LAlu
sailor joe Kelb will tackle Sailor Johnny Morar
and Hughey Rreslln viii clash with Tommy Elm
OF Paterson. ~ J,
Athougl George X. O. Brown, the Chcag,
mlddlcedght, has been ssurd 70 meet Jacl
Dion in a ten round bout al Duluth. MINI. OF
Nov g. the club officials evidently thought tina
tlcy substituted George Chip the former middle
welght Champion,
Allie Mack me local Lightweight. las anothe
manage He Is SAMMY Hahn u Harlem. who In
ends 20 keep Allie boxing often in the future
Hahn seems TO think that Allie is entitled TO
match with leonari. but It voud h. a wise plal
i1r hun to keep AIm ava, irom Leonari at preu
rut aud seck bouts with easier men
1.c prhes 90 h. awarded at the amateur box
ug tournament to he held a, the New York All
|,uc club ON THURSDAY and Saturday will bs
diamond uus To tho winner. sold ruu diAuuu
uu 'o tine scaond man. and a gold boxing gloy
.aripn 90 Tire loscE m the s.mi final bout ,
.,.. ,.a,s ~ the following weights no leO q
an. l3O uenuls novice Entries will clos, to-da
alta rau' Pilgrim. New Nork 4 g. H9u. sire
aat SEH Avenue. and wuA Bsa.AH,la Levin,
~ 40 Broadway. Nsu IOrE,
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Fistic NelUs John Pollock and Gossip

Matchmaker Sivey Burns n 'hc Clemont
Sporting club has arranged for Taursdav night
hat LOOKS like one Of the best midieweisht
cards Of the year Mike O'Dowi tho -. Paul
sensation and jeff smith. the cray. Bayonue.
y. j., middleweisht. are the ,esdliner ODowd
will clash with Frank Carbone, the Untel states
eN-cayalDmAn. while Smith will exchange punches
vita Mike McTigue. tho Irish IDOL
Joe Mccarthy. the Boston promoter aul man
agcr Of Tommy Robson. IN in town for Is fight.
crs ten-Tound bout with Young Battlas Nelson
a. the Military \. ca special show tomorrow
night. After this battle" said Mccarthy 10.
day. I'm goinE 10 try 10 induce Mike O'poyd TO
box Robson. Tommy will beat hun sure,
Jim Buckley is on the way homo from Cau.
'ornia, Jeems is bringing back Gunboat Smith.
The "Gooner" did not fare we'll In his little
iour.round dash out there. and Buckley has do
cided that the hardy tar is better for the louger
fights in the East. Jim intends to team NJ with
Dick Culey and John Torrio in the pOmouon Of
tho Leonard and wlite bout. II Blly Gibson will
lot them shoulder the rhk.
Dan McKetrcE. manager OF Frsnlde Callahan
who is scheduled 70 box Benny Leonard ten
rounds At the Harlem Sporting Club on FTday
night feels confident that Callahan will wrest "a,
tile from Billy Gibsons star. THE last tim,
that frankie met Leonard. says McKetrck
Leonard was a contender like CALLAHAN. FRIDAY
night things will be different. Leonard being N,
champion now will make Callahan Tedouble hi
efforts with the lightweight championship ~ III,
world as all incentive. 1 look for Frankie 20 cot
the crown this time.'
The evening world., 1917-10-30
CHARLIE EBBETS GIVES
THREE REASONS FOR
CONTINUING BASEBALL.
BY CHARLES E8eETS,
President Of Dodusrs,

My three logical reasons for tho
continuance OF baseball next sea-
son. and thereafter II the war con-
tinues, are: II is the patriotic
duty OF owners to continue opera
tions, as by 20 doing the Govern
ment will receive from baseball
interests more than half n million
dollars (possibly a million dollars)
In taxes annually. The public will
require recreation during the con-
tinuance of tho war. Profess
sional baseball would be seriously
injured. property interests de-
stroyed and thousands OF young
men deprived OF the emoluments
OF the game II 1t were discon-
tinued.
The evening world., 1917-10-30
A New Treatment Given Without the
Consent or knowledge Of the Drinker

cleveland. Ono wife has a night 10
lame her husband because he drinks,
avs Druggist Brown OF Cleveland. II IL
ner fault II she lets him drink and bring
nahappiness and poverty TO her homo,
I'D she has no right TO complain
,vornan can stop a drinking husband In
f,y weeks for half what he would
,osnd on liauor, so why waste sympathy
an a wife who refuses 20 do It? Drug
sl.t Brown also says the right time TO
ION the drink habit Ia a. It's beginning
,,nless you want drink 10 deaden tho fine
seuslbilities OF the husband you love.
lseElz with the first Whit OF iiqu'r on
nls brsath but do no, despair ~ hs has
zone from bad to worse until he is rum
soAked through and through. Druggist
brown knows tho curse OF str1ng drink,
because he himself has been victim.
lie was rescued from the brink ot a
drinkard's grave by a loving sister Wuo,
after ten years time revealed IN, secret
20 him. She saved him from drink
rescued him from his own dtpruved self
GiN'nE MN secret IeEIrdN. no
formula ot an old German chemist no
.sehArge mis- debt 20 her and fp NrIp
o3hsI Victims out o. the iuurk and mlre.
As - made the formula public. ANY
The evening world., 1917-10-30
Evans and Maxwell Win FoursOme Over
Barnes and LOos After an Uphill Fight

PHILADELPHIA sO.-Chck Evans national open and
amateur golf Maxwell North and South
Western
champion Eddie shawnee winning two extra
holes, tho
benefit the white
Marsh Valley Country Club
thirteenth
Evans down fvefoot the
the hole
holes the quartet broke until the eighteenth
the hole
since tho o
hole all the
hole playing
a thrilling
Barnes
Cross
The evening world., 1917-10-30
News of Sports Told in Shorts

ly injured and narrowly escaped death
when their machine on the 18th lap
skidded and crashed into the guard
rail surrounding the track, Eddie
Hearno won the annual autumn fix
luro OF 1863 miles on the Uniontown
Speedway. His time was 40 2,S5. Tom
Milton was a close second, making the
distance In l,i9 .27. Earl Devore and
Ira Vail. driving In relay, finished third
N tho race for the prize OF 50 600.
Their time was i.5i 37.05.
The evening world., 1917-10-30
YEA Bo.

YEA 30.
Charley Ebbets says II In the duty
OF all patriotic baseball magnates. 70
keep on with baseball next seadon.
Probably the duty OF all patriotic
pinochle players Is to keep right on
playing pinochle.
Frank Moran tcdnts TO DO .
comeback IN puoHiSm. Frank
doesn't believe IN dIlotctno the
dead past to bury the future.
Now tho Kaiser bIarnes II on the
Belgians. What an awful dish
rag that guy has turned out to be.
YOU SAID 1T.
War amt interfering much with
golf, and 90 far IS we can see, Golf
amt interfering much with the
war.
A sir-ddv bike race is a start
and a finish tCith SIR days Of hot
dogs and bad air IN bettDeen.
EASILY.
They believe In conservation of
natural resources at, siN-day races.
They are so economical that they
breathe the same air over and over
again.
The Columbia cleper Is turning
out TO be the same terrible smear.
Rutgers players intercepted Ford :
hams passes like a lot OF ticket
spectators.
This year tho All-Anerloan
eleven 10 a million.
Miller Higgins win manage the
Yanks this winter. Well, even Bill
Donovan could do that.
LII PEPPER.
A Philadelphia fighter tods flat
tened eleUen times IN one fight.
All that teas missing tcere the ptes.
Washington must stay In the
American League. Don't ever let
Berlin think that Washington isn't
big-lesaue town.
Higgins was promised ten per cent.
OF the Cardinals profits II he would
manage 'em, but Hug couldn't afford
TO lose that much money.
There arc three hundred and
fifty nine legal days In the year
and a six day race.
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IT HERE will be n few good shows
i here before the greatest OF in
Ann. nnnrA. .... - Il. ..II..-.-

" HERE Will be n few good shows
here before the greatest OF in
door sports temporarily retires
from the stage. Johnny Dundee and
Jimmy Duffy fight ten rounds at the
. Pioneer tonight.
Tomorrow night at the Manhattan
flve topnotchers will go on In six
round bouts-a unique card. II
might be better II the five champions
and near champions were matched
against tougher rivals. but at that
there should be some action. Benny
Leonard meets Young Lustig. II
doesn't make much difference who
tries to take Benny's wnllops nova
days. Benny fought three nights in
succession last week and slipped over
the X. o. at Glbson's nod, az usual.
Frankie Callahan meets Harry Con-
don. Leonard and Callahan fght
each other two nights later at the
crowding. now that the law Is going
out
Patsy Cline boxes Young Rector.
Freddy Welsh meets Jimmy Paul and
Soldier Bartfield takes on Tex Kelly.
We hopo Tex is tough. He'll need to
be. Freddy Welsh's appearance Is
largely 70 try himself out. Since his
defeat by Leonard Welsh has been
working hard on his own health farm,
taking his own medicine. He thinks
II has made him over again. ut TO
fight in championship style. Hc has
some sort OF IA notion OF challenging
Leonard, but Benny will have little
chance to think OF championship
fights in a few days. for he'll be kept
busy training soldiers at Yaphank for
some months to come.
Beside this Wednesday night afIaIr,
and the other two, there will be sew
cral lesser engagements In other
clubs. which may furnish even better
fighting. The sport may bc near its
last kick, but It's still Hopping about
a bit.
The evening world., 1917-10-30
BOB FITZSIMMoNS is
N going to be a boxing instructor

XToUNG BOB FITZSIMMONS is
Y going to be a boxing Instructor
in one OF the military camps.
lie has received his appointment from
Dr. Raycraft OF tho Commission on
Training Camp Activities.
Young Bob should be a rst-clnss
man I'm his position. Ola Bob always
did hope that Young Bob would be-
come fighter. He insisted that
Bobby" could lick Jim Corbett the
best day Corbett ever saw" When he
told me that Bobby was much more
clever than Jim Corbett and far
better fighting man, and I asked him
why then Bobby didn't take TO pro-
fessional fighting, Old Bob sadly ad-
mitted that II was because Bobby"
had a strange preference for earning
-hls living by hard work
II Bobby" prefers hard work 20
the comparatively easy life OF "A ring
boxer. he can find work enough in tho
military training camps He Is six
feet tall. splenddly built, well edF