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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-10

should think.
Dear Mrs. Thompson. l am en-.
gagged to a soldier hoy and since he
has left | have met young man
whom / think great deal of.
Thinking over my engagement
find that do not love the soldier. He
is very nice and has treated me all
right, so | do not know what TO de-
Should | write and tell him what I
think or should / stop corresponding
with him. | do not care 10 lose his
friendship. as | think great deal Of
him. | do not want TO deceive these
men, so / am asking your advice
DAISY.
My advice 10 YOU is to wait Keep
on writing to the soldier boy because
he is lonesome-more so than you can
ever realize-but in your letters don't
talk too much of love Mention if ven
can the fact that you go places with
other men, but do not make a point
of it. Do not become engaged to this
new man for while yet. but let him
know Your are engaged to the soldier
boy. You can afford to wait until yod
see your fiance again before YOU de
eide; don't be in hurry. mistake
may cause you unhanpiness for the
rest of your life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-11
Boxing Notes

II any Of the good citizens 0. Hsr-
lem felt tremors shake the suri,e. q
the earth yesterday afternoon; il pet
ures fell from the walls and the hsnis
that lifted the flowing glass trensla
suspiciously. there was no cause %.
alarm. It was only Carl Morris ,rs,.
ing at the New Polo A. A. clubhsss
for his bout with Frank Moran At b,
Harlem Sporting Club a week frOn T.
night.
The Sapulpa Sapling put in III
day yesterday, pounding the bs,
shadow boxing, Juggling and hauling o.
the wrestling mat with his trsinin
partners and hopping about the gym
nasium floor so gracefully that spec
tator was moved 20 quote from one
the poets: Lightly the elephant fitn
from flower to flower"
Charlie Rose, who whipped Nom
into such splendid condition for y
bouts with Fred Fulton and Jim q
fey, is again taking the oklahoma n
in the charge, and promises that ca
will be but shadow, mere 225
230 pounds, when he waltZes 70 u
centre of the ring 70 NIT Moran. Eve
if Carl didn't expect 10 win next Fr
day night. he would not say so to y
and so we saved him the bother 3
answering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-11
Benny Leonard Still
In Winning Mood

Benny Leonard maintained his un-
broken string Of victories last night by
practically knocking out young Eddie
Shannon in the main bout at the Cler-
mont Sporting Club of Brooklyn, last
night.
The sixth round had hardly gone a
minute, before Benny started his man
on the road to defeat with three savage
left hooks to the stomach. As Shannon
cavcd in and fell forward LEONARD
caught him squarely on the chin with a
wicked uppercut and Shannon dropped
to his hands ond knees. Just as Ref
cree Sullivan began the count, Shan
mons seconds tossed sponge in the
ring and it was all over.
In the first two rounds, particularly
in the second, Shannon made a fine
showing. shooting a fast left jab to
Leonard's nose and crossing several
times with stiff rights TO the eye. Be-
ginning the third round. however,
Bennys left hooks to the body weak
ened Eddie badly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-11

cided TO make it a party measure.
Only one man. Taylor, Of Buffalo,
bolted the caucus rule and refused 70
vote for the bill. The result was 20
10 AZ, two Democrats, Donohue and
Merritt voting with the majority.
With boxing. as with other moral
issues raised by Governor Whitman
this season. il was simply another case
Of the Legislature jumping through
hoops when he snapped the whip. SEN
ator Theodore Douglas Robinson. one
of the Republicans who voted against
the repeal, declared that he could see
no reason why the game should be
returned to its old standing before
regulation. under the Frawley law,
simply because the Governor was un-
able TO get good commission 10 do
the regulating.
That was the sentiment Of more than
one Republican who voted Aye" too.
but the Governor wanted It, and so 1t
was done
Assemblyman Marty McCue. stalwart
champion of boxing in the House, de-
clsred the Republicans did not know
the meaning Of the word freedom
any more.
II hope" he said, that you've got
your pound Of flesh and your little
appropriation bills signed; you GER
tainly deserve them. But you ought
to take up boxing; it stiffens the
spine"
His efforts and those Of Minority
Leader Callahan and others who OPP
posed the legislation were absolutely
futile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-11

Adath Israel of New York, 2o5 East
broadway Rabbi c. Wolf Margolis
breaches tomorrow at 4 p. m.
Adath Israel. SOL East 169th Street
Rabbi Mayer Kopfstcin breaches this
evening; Saturday morning worship at
$50.
Beth Emeth, Church Avenue and
Marlborough Road. Brooklyn - Rabbi
Samuel Levinson breaches tonight;
Saturday morning worship at 10
o'clock
Free Synagogue. at Carnegie Hall
Rabbi stephen s. Wise viii preach
Sunday morning on "The War and the
Jewish Question. with Special REFER
ence to the Zionist Movement
Free Synagogue, Bronx Branch. 16$d
Street and Southern Boulevard -Raboi
Stephen $. Wise breaches tonight.
Free Synagogue. Downtown Branch,
l55 Clinton Street.-The Rev. Norman
Thomas breaches tonight. sunday
evening William p. Allis speaks on
The Drug Evil
Free Synagogue. Washington Heights,
157th Street, at Broadway-Rabbi Ste
phen $. Wise and DR.. Goldstein will
speak Sunday evening.
Temple Beth-El, Fifth Avenue al
Scventy-siXth Street RABBI Samuel
Schulman breaches Sunday morning at
II o'clock
Temple Emanuel, Fifth Avenue and
Forty-third street Rabbi Joseph Sill
verman WEI preach tomorrow morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-11
Present Commission Discon'
tinued November IS, Ac-
cording to Terms Of Bill

Albany, May 10.-Boxing as it has
been conducted in this state under the
Frawley law and the State Athletic
Commission was knocked out cold to-
night by the Legislature. 1t took the
count in the Senate this afternoon and
the Assembly, in spite Of the fact that
the members had refused twice to abol-
ish the sport, followed suit 10 night.
The Slater bill, repeating the law and
abolishing the commission on Noyem-
Der 10. 1917. was the knockout punch.
The Governor urged its passage IN two
special messages.
The Rules Committee in both houses
resurrected the bill. and party con-
ferences forced it through. The de-
bate, however, was brief, and gasping.
In the Senate the Republicans corralled
lust enough votes. &c. to pass the re-
peal. for six Republicans, Cromwell,
Gibbs, Halliday, Murphy, Ottinger and
Robinson, voted with the fourteen
Democrats against the repeal.
The vote in the House was easy, be
cause the Republican members had
caucused on it for five hours and de-
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The Synagogue in New York

on "The Liberalism Of Israel" Sunday
morning AZ 1915 Rabbi II. c. Enelow
will preach.
Temple Israel Of Harlem. Lenox
Avenue. q. 120th Street-Rabbi VI. II.
Harris will lecture tonight on Isaac
Wise and His Times" Tomorrow
morning Dr.. Harris will preach on
The Stranger.
Temple Ez-Chaim. 107 East Ninety
second Street-Rabbi David Davidson
breaches tomorrow on "The Cardinal
Principle of Israel's Religion
Temple Israel Of Brooklyn, Bedford
Avenue Rabbi Nathan Krauss breaches
tonight.
Temple Mount Zion. 81 West 10th
Street Rabbi b. A. Thinner will lect-
ure tonight Saturday morning he will
speak on "The Scripture
Temple Peni-El, 525 West 147th
Strect-Rabbi Aaron Eiseman breaches
tonight on THE Possible Benefits Of
the War" Saturday morning he will
speak on Gods Richest Gift to Man
Mother" The Boy Scouts Tuesday
evening ard the Red Cross Workers
Wednesday evening.
Temple Shaari Zedek Of Brooklyn,
Reid and Putnam svenues-Rabbi Max
Raisins pulpit will be filled tonight
by Thomas Mott Osborne.
Temple Rodeph Scholom. Sixty-third
Street and Lexington Avenue-Rabbl
Rudolph Grossman will preach to-mor-
row morning.
Sinai Of The Bronx, Stebbins Avenue
and East 163d Street - Rabbi Max
Reichler breaches this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-11
North Star Ill Will Not
Start in Big Derby

Louisville, May 1O.-North Star ILL.,
the son of Sunstar-Angelic, for which
A. X. Macomber paid 100000 last year
will not run in the Kentucky Derby at
Churchill Downs on Saturday. North
Star III was kicked in the leg while at
the post preparing TO run II time trial
with War Star and Star Gazer on Tues
day morning.
North star III cooled out well, and 1T
was hoped that he would be able TO race
in the Derby. His leg became stlH ana
sore. however, and it was decided TO
give him a thorough rest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-11
Rutgers Ends Athletic
Contests with Rivals

New Brunswick, May 10. The Rutgers
track schedule was cancelled to-day
and it was decided to end the baseball
season on May 10, when a game with
Trinity will be played here.
A determined effort TO continue ath-
letic sports as preparedness move
was made, but ms nearly half the
students have left college, including
nearly all the athletic stars. it was
found that such a course would be i'm
nocSihIe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-11
Three Hundred in Bike Race

Three hundred riders will compete
in the ten-mile handicap bicycle race
to be held under the auspices of the
Century Road Clubs Association on
Memorial Day. The race will start at
? o'clock p m. and the course will ex-
tend from White Plains Avenue over
Pelham Parkway to the New York.
New Haven & Hartford Railroad
bridge ard return Entries for the
race will close with a. r. Jacobson.
149 West Ninety-eighth Street, on
Nav %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-11
/ legislature Delivers a Knockout Blow
To Boxing Game at Whitman's Reques
Fight Log

TONIGHT
New Polo 4. A-YOung Fulton ana
Jimmy Thompson.
Freeport S. C.-Walter Mohr ana
Wee Wee Barton.
SATURDAY
Clermont S. C.--Augie Ratnei and
Italian Joe Cans.
Fairmont A. C.-Joe Burman and
Frankie Brown.
Greensboro A. C.-Walter Laurets
and Johnny hid Alberts.
Broadway S. Crank Carbone and
Victor Dahl.
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Maxwell Leads Golfers

Lee W Maxwell led a field Of III
Advertising Club golfers yesterday a.
Sleepy Hollow Maxwell was entitled
to either the low gross or the low net.
but he took the former His score
was 50 lis. G. r. Brown. with
S5-6-79. and c. +. Sherman. with
l01-22-79. were second on the list
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-11

Tifereth Israel Of Kensington -
Rabbi Jacob Katz breaches tonight
Saturday morning he will lecture on
"The Portion of the Weak"
Temple Shearith Israel. Seventeen
Street and Central Park West-Rnbbl
d. dc Sofa Pool will preach tomorrow
morning an anniversary sermon on
after Twenty Years
institutional Synagogue, 81 West
10th Street Services tonight at 6:3O
and tomorrow at $3.50. Tomorrow at
4 p. m. b. L. Weilerstein will conduct
n class i'm the Bible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-11
Fordham Plays To-day

Fordham will meet the Springfield
Young Mems Christian Association
college nine this afternoon on Fordham
Field. McQuade will twirl for the
locals. AS the Maroon management
has been unsuccessful in inducing
teams to come to Fordham this will be
one of the last home contests of the
season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-11
Pimlico Entries

FIRST race (seiing for two-ycsr ODDS. fccf ~ !
hall furiongs - Peerless one. ~ Lord n ...sI
nmpD. l0s. supemail. ilf; Twin ~ -
i01: African Arrow l0l Rlsponde. i0i -,
Second race Che Mount Msshing0n step v...
for four year Odds and upeard isp va Z, -. !.
SLAYER is7. Raxzano rs. Mconhzf ~ Ne.
lle. Musical IionouD imp 49, Rs,eofss,. u.
BDn chant 1877 j 9. Esalt. 49, Ns,hs I'D
Gee. Ia: wolveEton IN tmp1 ~ Rriies- -,
Th.nl race ihaudicap: srlling tcr ihrt - - M.
and upward one mllel-keho. les; Nsgo.ses -.
Ianlano. 9s. Perses loi. Luck dn?J' ~ y
Fourth race Che Belridsrs Handicap: f@ i...'D
year-r.ds and upHa ri one mile and 49,.
-Baybsrry Candle iei Hauhers. III; ~
llG. FILTER Gold li2 Julss Mlngned. ~ a.
Fifh race uhe Equity Handicap. ier ~ 'iE.
olfl, aid upward IL fIronysi --tSolden ~ IL.
The Decision, III: Night Owl. i95: Fo.y :" ~,
Ouwa i0T. N=ter Iady l2o. bAo.oiSS fe,s.
Madame Hermann. us: sortie, ig-. 100 SIfbE
los. KeWessa i28. Thai BY july. IN bAf'
10. Royalty. 10. Candle. Us -. .,lisfs
sixth race lthe County CluD han1e - so
Tor three year Odds and upsard one ms ~. g.
ysrlsl-Fsiry Legend. 1907 kooert i 'ssyS,-h To-
NJ Miller ll2. Pieasuredlle. los Sisd 80 llfs
Mariana. 1876 Preebe. ss; Jen. ll3i b'''
seventh race claiming fof three yes .irs,,
upward: one mile and seseny ,,.sa Lsass
scotch limp. %. sRoyaiist ie- hcate .s.,-'sss
don. ii2. sBs,ga i07 infdrl II. lW'
ne Handful ioi. 'Als'cn. le
Apprentice allowance claimed
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Four-Ball Golf Match

Boston. May lO.-Arrangements were,
completed here to-day for tour-oa !
golf match at the Brae Burn country
11ub Nav 10 between Francis Oulmet
former national open champion; Jesse
Clifford. Massachusetts, amateur cham,
pion; VI. J. Brady. state professional
champion, and Louis Teller, also pro-
fessional player.
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NEW JERSEY

FOR sAIE-To CLOSE THE ESTATE OF TIE
ate 'ohn Truman. : two s.ory aid basement one
family frame dwellings. with an improvement 5 lhot
water Leatiug). AID tso-family brick dwellin
an situated on Fulton ST. In the town ~ Union.
y. J. 10 minutes ride b. trolley from West Shore
ferry 60 i2u1 81. and COrtlaudt 81. 40 AGENTS.
Tor further Information address Executions T.. e..
FRANCk IO1 Morgan s., town az Union. y J. 81;
JOHN JENS. 53i Third s.. town n rion. y. j.
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Horseman Flockino
To Jamaica Track
For Spring Raciip
Sanford Has a String Of Thin,
one in Training-Gcor0.
Smith Promising

With the opening Of the spring 49,.
meeting at Jamaica only one wee. !.
tant, horsemen are Aocking "a !.
course. The barns are filling q. =.
the track is alive these morning, =.
horses putting the finishing toueh,, .
their training. John Sanford Ia, .
tablished his headquarters at the ,,,,
with thirty-one horses, inelsS..
George Smith. winner Of the Ksn,.,,'
Derby last year. George Winghen q.
we'll known Western owner is on .,.,
and others are expected in the e,.,,,
Of the next few days.
The Sanford string has attracted =,
share Of attention. Nominee, an !,
ported two-yesr-old; Goblin, By I,s,,.
Fairy Sprite; Alteration II and D,,.
content II will run in the two-yesr,,
stakes, and they are working nie,l,
George Smith, which viii race IN 4,
stakes for older horses. has dey,los,
into a stylish looking colt. This sos 4
Out of Reach -Consuelo II is bin,
and stronger than ever, and has III
none of his foot. His trainer exper,
big things Of him this spring.
Superintendent Msher is vers.r
night and day to nave the course r.at'
The track is smooth as ribbon. n,
stands have been repaired, painted al
cleaned, and all will be spick and ~,
when the horses parade TO the por y
Friday.
Rickety, which will carry the u,n
of Harry Payne Whitney in the Re.
lucky Derby tomorrow. has won q ns
of friends by his work in the few rz,
ne has had at Churchill Downs He's
ranked by many with Omar Khinin
and the other cracks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-11
St. Benedicfs Swamped

Cathedral College swamped the s.
Benedict's Prep nine by a score Of u
to 8 in a one-sided baseball game q
City Field, Newark, yesterday. Clan
held the st. Benedict batters to fou'
scattered hits and famed thirteen.
The score by innings follows:
RHf
Cathedral .....O 7 Oo5l o-Tn !
Batteries-Clark and Hpple. Dener and Ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-11
Marquand School Wins

Marquand School defeated the 3
Johns Prep nine on the latter's fsk
yesterday by a score of { TO 3.
The score by innings follows:
Marquand ......3 0 0 0 MI
Ba,teries-courtney AMI Nelson: ciua r.
Regneye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-11
HELP WANTED
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AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN wanted: unusual oppor
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Pimlico Results

FIRST RACE-For MAIDEN tRo-yesF-ois; -
500. four and hall furongs. .
Finish. weight ard Jockey. S. II
'1 ,,i, iS L'sdecAeF - "a .,nmsrs
Beau,ecus. 100 Oayncsl 49,. n@ ~
Irish Hiss. M tParrifstonl. 49,
Time 0.j7. Peerless one DscoTerr NeA->
Tolerance. rcto.etfe al siafRou a-so ran.
SECOND EACI-sc ins ste,p.cchase for -
yea oiis a.l upH .ri. purst 500. no
Flash weight az l',.5. IN "a
G. Osure. Ia tNicklausI ..... fif.l0 w
= Rose. l57 (smthl ......... y"
H. 10 ~ Norfok. l5i Brady y.
Tine 400 3.5 Rhomb Abdon. BLS S'
B7azeHoSe and Uardr,nnrg a.s7 ran
THIRD RACE-The Forest Pus Purse. = w
Tor Oh je1r-olds arl lpa4id. one Tl" a
Moa Sr ioa ~ So toiissl so 8 3. 80
Precise % McGraw) .......... -" ~
Tine. Il Fase&ei aai \. K Bsai also rsA
FOURTH RACE-Tle Junior Purse. Of No~f |"
tao year-od, five :ur.olgs. -, e.
I yiaiih weight v; az Hnd iocs, 20 as 50
Mar Maud 100 Pir-lgoll.. o,.,,s,s
Time l03. Supermald. Coydon. oAsS~
Midnight sun AID Frank Mac4ia 40 ran
FIFTH RACE-For f5urJear Dds and ,g,.,s
selling. purse 500: orc mile AID ',IeesS
Ais S,' G iii ,H aya ,.' $50, sl. SO
Harry Lauder. rs tMcDcimoul y" ;n
ZINE Ti%e 10 IA s H'"' B.cs,ord Cody. MAJ var
rem and Lady Innocence also ran. =.
SIXTH RACE-For thrcc-year dds ard up"s"'
claiming purse. 500. slK 'gnoug. =, q
Finish weight ard Jockey. - ~. al "A
R'probate. li2 Parrngion) ...... 50 10 - ~ ~,
swift Fox 10 lMcrimeel ....... -" a.
Owaga l03 Ambrose .........-. 80,
Time ! Is -. Nstuia Tire Cheeis, o..
Bantam. KRthryn Cray. None such ana p''
star also ran
st-,-rNrtr pAcr. -. ,,.,. .,its and u,stfi,
selling; purse. 500. one mile and si1tS1sss
Finish weight aud jockey - n "a
Brckley. 10 w Colilusl ....... 20 - 20
Sunkisi. 10 Rowan ............ ~" ~
Time l.'5 Is. Buzz Around BaiinA ~
and III Bond also ran
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CARPETS CLEANED CLEAN

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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
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