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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-23
DOCTORS
AT STATE CONVENTION.

Many physicians from this city are
in attendance at the 125th annual
convention of the Connecticut State
Medical society at New Haven today.
The convention opened at the Hotel
Taft at 10 o'clock this morning. o
large number of papers and discus
sions are being held.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-23
Che DmRead CO
Established 1857
his is the Last Week
Of the May Sale

While it is the intention Of the Read House to
maintain its fair and honorable prices all merchan-
disc at all times it is to the interest Of all thrifty
people to provide themselves with needed goods while
prices down. Through these uncertain times every
individual must carry himself as good citizen Not
by boarding because of future demands and conditions
that is fearnot by wasting resources in thriftess
way. But by acting and buying what is needed, just
the same ever. Bridgeport is prosperous. Let us
keep it so.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-23

Extraordinary money saving oppor-
tunities at e. II. Dillon & Co.'S, 1,105
Main street, anniversary clearance
sale of colored straw hats and trimmea'
hats.-Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-23
A New Music Room
The Read House
In the Furniture Gallery, fourth
floor has been arranged pleasant
music room where visitors are well
come, and where all the late must
cal compositions may be heard.
Do You Need Dishes 2

Look at these offerings
English Porcelain 80 pcs coin gold edge Sale price
and line regular price 1913 $500
Same design as above, 48 pcs, was $3.50, $500
$500 liz pcs, was 5000, $500
English Porcelain, 112 pcs, green border
design slightly imperfect, was $4,000, S38.O 90
Same design as above, same number of
pieces, differently combined, regular
price .$252O, Yll.50
English Porcelain, s8 pcs. green border
design with gold edge. regular price
$14OO, 41U.UU
American Porcelain, 112 pcs. border design
in light green and tan, plo.oU
Set Of 100 pcs, pink rose spray, gold line
and gold edge, plo.UU
Nippon China, 112 pcs, cream colored
edge with two gold lines and floral
spray, pf0.UU
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-23

It is reported that the Germans
still have a small force OF night
watchmen on the eastern front to
bold the 100000 Russian army ii
Ahack.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-23
Motions in the Sale

Regular price Sale price,
Dress Shields 10 cts. 3 pair for Is cts.
Hair Nets all coors, Is cts. 10 cts.
+ Shoe Trees, 40 cts. 5 cts.
Snap Fasteners, 10 cts. cts
Enameed Hangers, pink, blue and white, cts.
Coat and Pant Hangers, Esa saa Z cts
Slppon Wells for motoring, 3 for Is cts
Fancy Buttons, cards for Is cts.
Colorite, special at 10 cts.
Attractive Offerings
in the Art Department.
Stamped with cotton to embroder SO cts
Stamped Pillow Cases. made of Dwight Anchor tub
ing With each pair is given cotton to embroider
42,inckes, SO cts
As inches, Is cts.
Scarves lace edge and Insertion size IS 81 inches
special at 40 cts
Childrens Stamped Dresses, size months, 40 cts
Peri Liustre Cotton, Is ct purchase entities you
to copy Of The Priscilla Junior Crochet Book, free
floor
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-23
A Section for Mems Wear

A Section for Mems Wear
in everyway satisfactory
Close to the front door. Only step from the side
walk. First corner to the right as you enter.
Shirts, Sweaters, Neckwear,
Umbrellas, Walking Sticks
In the Sale
Mems Shirts of fine madras, with launder-
ed cuffs In the reliable STAR make An odd lot of
assorted sizes, regularly priced at $500, =
$l.45 special
In all white and neat striped patterns with but
. @on-down collar attached. Regular price $115,
IS cts
Mems Sweaters of heavy Shaker with roll collars,
in Oxford gray only. Sizes SO, 3s, 40 and AZ. These
slightly soiled from being in stock Regular price
$780,
$275
Mems Gloves Imported Duplex Leatherette
Gloves These are washable and may be had in white,
chamois and tan,
$1.25 and $50 pair
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-23

Farmer Want Ads. One Cent a Word.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-23

ton of it is subjected to rigid tests
before issued for any purpose.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-23
Blouses, Snocks

Garden Shocks in rose, pink, emerald and white
embroidered and with fancy trimming applied in the
way of cretonne collars and pockets The srnock is
the thing to during the early morning hours ir
your garden,
$1.95 to $5.95
Georgettes and Crepe de Chimes of tilmy lowell
ness, plain trimmed with File and Val lace, small
plangs jabot fronts and the latest fancy regards
collars and sleeves, s@@a 49, ..ea@
1896, $495 and $685. = as@ehas ID o'ro1
Forsythe Waists. The most distinctive and the
highest quality of all tailored waists. line in
fancy dimities the personifcation of neatness and
severe simplicity,
$3.50 and 1895
Second floor )s1lll4s
Boys Shoes in the May Sale
Special Scout Shoes in gray and tan elkskin and
oil calfskin, sizes IL to 2. 81 44z a14s1
Patent Coltskin lace shoes for dress
10 to 1919 and / to g. all widths 1925 to $685.
Boys white duck Sneakers, with extra heavy
solos, $1.65
Girls Shoes
Genuine gun metal Calfskin shoes, with
heavy soles, $255
large sizes, $3.2s
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-23
Women $ Pumps


Advantage should be taken of the low prices in
the May Sale. The uncertain conditions in the shoe
market should prompt every economic woman to pro-
vide herself with summer shoes now.
Gun metal tailored pumps bench made, ~
Patent Coltskn, tx
Black and white pumps with hand turned soles, SO
$685. and $795 :
Summer Underwear
For Women
Vests regular prices Is and II cts,
now Is cts, 2 for 25 cts
Regular price 10 cts, now II cts, 8 for so cts
Vests hand crochet yokes were SO cts, now 80 cts
Bodice Vests narrow tape shoulder, 50 cts
for 20 cts
Glove Silk Underwear, Union Suits and Envelope
Combinations, few pieces only, at greatly
reduced prices 3@34.
Vests for Children were 20 cts for IL Cts 3or
floor.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09
GOVERNOR SIGNS BILL
PROTECTING OIL LAND
rBy Associated Pressl

. SACRAMENTO, Cai.--The amend.
ments to the law providing for protec-
ting California oil 'ields from damage
by infiltrat:ng water have been signed
by Governor Stephens and became
effective July 2Sth. The changes are
of Importance in injecting the demands
caused by the present Oil field activi.
ties which are far beyond those of two
years ago when the state law was
first passed.
One Of the most important changes
provided for local boards of commits
sioners to be elected, 3y the Oil opera.
tors or land owners who pay assess.
ments under. the 'law regulating the
drilling of wells. The boards of com.
missioners replace the special arbittra.
ton boards previously provided for in
the law and also have certain duties
In conjunction with the State OIL and
Gas Supervisor. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09
CONNIE RCIAL NE w s
j. 5. CAPITAL TO
open RUSS BANK

That the big financial institutions
and men OF New York believe in the
new republic Of Russia and are will
ing to loan money there was indicated
Saturday when a commission sent by
the National City Bank Of New York
passed through Honolulu on the way
to Moscow 10 open q branch for the
great house which they represent.
The commission is headed by Har.
old A. Dreher and with him are b. G..
Hart and II. A. Koelsch. The plans
for the opening Of the Moscow bank
are fully matured, Dreher said, and as
soon as they arrive in the Russian
city arrangements will be completed
with the Bankers Guild for the EN-
ployment of Russian officials to OPP
crate the bank. Dreher will manage
the institution
The plans Of the National City Bank
do not stop with Moscow, however,
but as soon as conditions warrant it.
every city of importance in the re.
public will have q representative Of
the American house
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09
TO ASCERTAIN EXTENT
0F MINES I'M BRITAIN
my Associatsd Press1

LONDON, Enc. The report Of the
Dominion Royal Commission empha.
sizes q properly eoordinated mineral
survey VI the Empire and considers It
OF pressing Importance, platinum, DO.
rax and potash. at present derived al.
most solely from foreign sources. The
commission endorses mining experts
views that further investigation Is
needed to determine the most economi.
cal means Of production and says:
1T Il necessary for US 10 emphasize
the waste Of resources which has &C.
CURED and still is occurring in many
countries through rneconomical meth
DDS Of extraction. To take only one
example-it has been estimated that
ct the Rio Tinto mines In Spain In the
period Of some thirty years about
7,e00, 900 tens Of sulphur, valued at not
less than e1I,000,000 were wasted
through unskilled treatment of the ore
while, through modern improvements
In the methods OF handling. ore, about
100000 tons of sulphur are now an.
nually saved"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09
LOCAL JAPANESE
SEEK TO BECOME
CITIZENS OF U. S.
kaWasaki Boys Given Permis.
- sion BY Toxic to Renounce
Obligations to Mikado

Two Honolulu Japanese have been
granted permission to apply for citi-
zenship papers of the United States,
at the same time giving up their citi-
zenship of Japan. by Baron s. Goto,
minister of the interior of Japan. The
message came on the last boat to the
Japanese consul
Yoshikazu and Aisaku Kawasaki,
the son Of X. Kawasaki, proprietor of
the Kawasaki hotel and one of the
leading Japanese businessmen of the
city, are the two japanese who will
apply for American papers. They are
the second and third Japanese here
to take advantage of the bill passed
by the Japanese government last
August allowing japanese to renounce
their citizenship under certain eondi-
tons. The first Japanese to abandon
his nationality was T.. Nishi.
Following the passage Of this bill by
the Japanese government which gives
the American born Japanese children
the liberty to give up their japanese
citizenship for that of some other ma
ton, the father of the two boys made
application to the government. The
law requires that the minister of the
interior pass on the applications.
Both are under Is years Of age.
The Japanese law. requires that appli'
cation for this change OF nationality
be made before the applicants are 15
years old.
The boys were born in the islands
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09
Sugar 6.23cts
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co.,
Ltd. ..... q.
Members HoneluIu Stock and Bond
.. "a Exchange
Fort and Merchant Streets
Telephone 1908 ~
JAVA'S EXPORTS TO
U. S. ARE UNUSUALLY
LARGE THIS SEASON

BATAVIA, Java. - The value Of
Java's exports to America in the first
quarter Of 1917 exceeded that Of the
entire export in the year 1916. Con-
siderable public interest has recently
been attracted to the big extensiol
that direct trade with the United
States has undergone. Largely in
consequence of war circumstances, the
Holland markets are being eliminated
in a number of cases. For instance,
one or two important purchases Of
tobacco for America have been made
here recently instead of, as usual, at
the Amsterdam auction sales. Well
known American commercial men
have been visiting the Netherlands
East Indies, ana the American banking
world IL extending its operations In
the connolly. Efforts have been set on
foot to find a regular market for Java
tea In the United States.
Japan, as we'll as America; is keen1y
alive to the commercial possibilities
Of the country and, In the enforced
absence of German and other cofnpeti-
tors, Japanese trade Is rapidly, ex-
tending. > p ] = r.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09
MAUI TO Send
FOQDSTUFF HERE

Maui's initial consignment of food.
stuffs to the Honolulu market Is due
here some day this week, Executive A.
L. Dean Of the territorial food com.
mission announced this morning.
This shipment win come through
the clearing house recently establish
ed on Maui. and may be consigned to
the territorial marketing division, for
later circulation at the direction Of
the food commission, although the
question Of who win receive the ship.
ment has not yet been definitely de.
cided.
Representative J. J. Walsh Is acting
as shipping agent On Maui for con-
signments of this kind. The plan Is
for Maui to keep for itself all home
grown foodstuffs It VIII need, the sur
plus to be shipped to Honolulu for
local consumption. The shipment due
this week VIII consist of potatoes,
corn and beans. - ~.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09
PRICES HIGH. NOW IN.
CHIHUAHUA CITY, MEX.

= CHIHUAHUA, City, Mev.-Becaue
Of the war an inability Of many far
mers in northern Mexico to cultivate
their ranches because of bandit activi-
ties and lack Of farm stock. prices are
unusually high here. Potatoes sell for
so cents. American money q kilo which
is 2 1-2 pounds. Flour sells for 10
cents, American money, a pound and is
scarce at any price -Frijole beans are
cheaper than any other commodity and
sell here for 10 cents q pound. Other
staples ike coffee, sugar and bacon
are almost prohibitiye In price for the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09
DELAY NFOOD
BILE FORESEEN
1tAssoeiatsd Press b. D. o. Naval communi
;. = cation SarYicel


: WASHINGTON D. c., July g. -
More definite steps toward the enact.
ment OF war prohibition OF distilled IL
quors have been taken during the ses.
sion Of the senate and good progress
toward the enactment of the food leg.
islation measures were made. At the
same time It became evident that de-
lay in passing the war tax measures
must also ensue. The senate. went OH
record in q preliminary vote as favor.
ing not only the prohibition Of distii
ling during the war but importation
Of distilled liquors as well and by q
sctill more decisive vote directing the
Precedent to take over all distilled
liquors In bond and to pay the owners
therefor. H# 4ss4s'@ 4. 4. 'S1 = - al
In lieu of the provision in the house
food control bill which prohibits the
use of grain In the manufacturer of
beverages the senate yesterday by q
vote Of IS to 81 substituted provis.
ion prohibiting the manufacture or
importation of distilled liquors during
the war. Thus the brewing of beer
and ale would be permitted but the
stand of the house is strengthened az
to heavy spirits by the prohibition Of
imports as-well as manufacture.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09

--Mother-Your father didn't take
his cold bath this morning, did he?
Johnny--Nope. / heard him kicking
because there wasn't any hot water.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09
STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF
Bank of Honolulu, Ltd.
JUNE SoTH
ASSETS
,2,1os,22s.ss
JUNE Both, 1917.

spading foregoing Is true and
correct knowledge and belief
s=@ (sgd r. l. sPALDING,
4 r. 4
subscribed and sworn to this 9Th day Of July,
tsgd) HENRY G.. HAPA.
Notary Judicial Circuit Territory Of Hawaii
sss1-July g. o. IL
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09
mining STOCKS.
HOLD STRENGTH

Light trading characterized the ex'
change today. There was practically
little doing In sugar beyond Pioneer,
100 shares of which sold at $3s.25.
Montana Bingham continued its up.
ward stride. $4,000 shares being sold.
The top price was 81, with 50 bid and
SO asked. Other mining stocks that
stiffened were Mineral Products at 80
bid, 80 asked, and MADEIRA. which
jumped to 81 bid and 80 asked.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09

Between soards; Sales. 90, 20, so
Pioneer, 3s.2s; 20 n. p. q NJ, 10.
sesslon Sales: None. :.
Latest sugar quotation: % deg. test,
6.23 cents, or $f24so per ton.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09
Yokohama Specie Bank, Ltd.
sTATEMENT or CONDITION as AZ JUNE so. ls17.
LIABILITIES.
RESOURCES.
.,1.s1s,112.ss

= --
Territory Of Hawaii
Manager q Honolulu Specie bank
the best Of
knowledge belief a fAsts E6 N 800
s. AwoKL
subscribed and sworn before day june
S DE FREEsT
Notary Public FIRST judicial Circuit, Territory Hawaii
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09
UNLtsTEp sEcuRITlgs.

, c---. =.
Monday, July Q.
..-.s Bid Asked
Honolulu Con. Oil. -. AS AS
MINING -.
Cal. HaWn. Dew. Co..
EngeIs Copper Mining SIS 5.s7A
Mineral Products Co.. 80 80
Mountain King Mining - -.
Tipp. Gold Min q Mill. .O3
Montana Bingham Con. 50 SO
MADEIRA Mining Co. 81 80
Sales: $500 MADEIRA, -; 5000 Ma
.dera, 80; 1890 Bingham, so; 1880
Bingham, 81. - H.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09
FIVE MILLION STAMPS.
COME FROM WASHINGTON

Five million postage stamps have
been received. by the Honolulu post
office; two million are one-cent
stamps, two million two's and the last
million three-centers. They are re-
serve supply in. case congress should
increase letter postage from two to
three cents. a +
In tbs last quarter, which ended
June 80, the posteffices sold $50, 900
tNo-cent stamps and $4,000 ones. =
r.s,sss
d J. Z. Sweeney D: waterbury, Conn.,,
ID reported killed In action in the
Canadian casualty list.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09

City and County OF Honolulu
The Guardian Trust Com
best Of my knowledge and belief
80 g. WAREHOUSE
this soth day Of June 1917
T EDGAR ROBINSON,
Public, judiciary Circuit
es25-July Territory
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09
Honolulu Stock Exchange
MERCANTILE

Monday, July Q.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09
The Guardian Trust Co., Ltd.

Statement Of Condition as Of June Goth. 1917.
Assets D.. Liabilities
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-09

Notary Pnblo Fst Jndicial crcu Territory 81 Hawaii
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-03
A Tough Job


Yoy'rs a grand old sport and true,
YOsrs yetsrGn through and through
gut ,os,, pause rioht here to say
BSss so'f frsies rsfs sGrT SaT ESS"rd SD ddS RGV
HoHNs Wd0Hers
IsislS twice and ran his straight game record to
ssns Warner disproyed the assertion that he
q PltisSursh's:' :'nS manager, SG'''''"S '"s
"'S' ht 10Th the tamtIy,
,,si Both =. a.sls pills and As were SUFFERING from
'"'n anything In any department of play.
.s: msnsd three SP gFi Il HI. Es'ssS: tes%: total
Md AIna stury McInnls continued his long un-
'sH pace with three-bagger.
n aasnssrun Baker. was much in the nmelIght.
II SaS safy s clean slats with four hits and stole
IN oaIlahsns friends threaten to start a
=" not In Pittsburgh.
iriSI. iri5 'sT5 our hts, which included a double and
@~''' ana drove in three runs. SOME debut.
v,ss,on ,ses.,on Red sox are ready to resume Ruthless
mode or all over the lot.
az sssTs Collie held the Athletics 10 three hits.
WV 70 three errors
ae p nsSGIS, SiSSIS are &. fSf get away from
oisSst y, zlm's three. hits paved the way to a
nas i ,otS SbeiSSs.o oyer the BISyss and MeGrsw's
''ner Jump ahead OF Pat Moran
!, s ~ Reds and Cubs played Eaps that was
"a e,r.ss ~ ashes, The Reds won both In runs
t,nsssssIi ss sIiFers are growing again. They took a
''nl bout from the Browns.
y a. Il. kanks ana RED sox played eleven innings
'A ana ran the game on four more innings.
ssSSe'aSr hsd. Henry SEth Mysrs ard
hl stufysd except Bert ,Gallia, Ellminat-
& allowed 'ipie s in the ninth he 6aSs ssnI,Sss aSs
rheSsRanis rhesanai.s and his employees have turned cold
~ IA "a rocky road until late in July. Open
the As win then then proceed aSs % SSi cSicaso, 81
lansa GSh GeoSh Ia and Cleveland In the order
0u TUCK Connie.
nfd ths to BIZ sehener'a craekajack score
N msfter so-o defeat was the second game
a L. fenr,.s ss they say IN the heavy plays. our
nnes representatives only have lost thirty-nine
hlreed 1d'e ot Washingtons errors were
||horlne ttn tonahka, who seemed 10 have trouble
~ xsnem IN AZ short. He did we'll at the
4'unk dreess Two hits, single and a double.
"|lcuSs fesS and r. johnson contributed the
Tue 's and they were all costly.
4.
"A ~ ssssAsnS was picking. them out Of the
.|||H AZ ..tthl HardSn. He made pretty
~ l6f driRn.s nny In the elghth. Rice, right
.'||d four etsih., IN Co.., bad eoed gag. He
||00 fs1iorstEh chapter being one Of the
~ Z. Iheash stun w.. EsIns y Isl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-03
STROKES AND SPLASHES

THE Philadelphia Swimming Club has ar.
l. ranged an extensive program for the
water meet on July IA. The mile race for
the Huss cup will he one Of the features
of the meet also the fancy diving for girls
in which Helen PcnnepaclIer and Elizabeth
Becker will be prominent contestants II
was not so long ago that Miss Becker de-
feated Miss PenuepaCker in an open diving
contest and she is working hard TO repeat
at this time.
west Branch Y. NJ c. A. has decided to take
upon itself the task Of developing women swim
mera in West Philadelphia and the racing girls
N the First Regiment and the Philadelphia
Turngcmcindc are apt to haVC new competition
in the near future. At first the ARRANGEMENT is
limited to the students Of the West Phladel-
phia High School for Girls. Already 500 girls
have been enrolled, while GOO more are expected
10 take advantage Of the offer All are to be
given free swimming instruction.
william Rachrach, swimming coach Of the
Illinois Athletic club, has been accepted by
apprentice scamen at the Great Lakes station
Rachrach will teach at the Lakes and possibly
al the reserve officers training camp, at Fort
Sheridan lie will directly instruct classes OF
officers and through them teach enlisted men
10 take care Of themselves I'm the water. Mr.
Bachrach stated that this work had been neg
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-03
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS
BY LOUIS H. JAFFE

admits. he brings the heavyweight title Of the
Canal Zone. Norfolk Is being boosted for a
match with Battling Lcyinsky, which Is to be
one Of three matches for which no has been
signed by a Rochester promoter.
Allie Nelson, local featherweiEht is vacation
ing at Atlantic city at Camp Wttmaier. Mel
son was to have boxed Joe Chaney In Baltimore
last Friday night, but for some reason clancy
refused to meet the Philadelphia. Buck Taylor
was substituted and Joo was knocked out in one
round Nelson may bo paired with Taylor
Scotty Montelth called up on the long-distance
phone this morning to say that tho Injury to
Johnny Dundee's right hand was not as serious
as first reported. Dundee Will be kept Idle only
another day or 80 before no will get down TO
work preparatory for his match at Shlbe Park
with George CLANCY, July IL.
Vito COlOnne has three boxers, each OF whom
always gives the fans u run for their money
Little Battling Murray In good as any OF the
1O5 FOUNDERS; Billy Hines can make tho best or
the 40 pounNers step fast, and Young Lawrence
Is boxing wei IN tho featherweight class. Law
renee sometimes is referred to as a clown
boxer, but mis- hefty wallOps are not so funny
to the ono who ha ppens TO he the recipient
Benny Leonard, It is said, may box Paul
Doyle Of New York, at local club In the
near future.