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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-28

The Majestic announces as its head
liner the last half of the current week
the Revue De Vogue" a
At the pretentious musical comedy
Majestic girl act There are ten
people in the cast, all of
whom are said to possess marked
talent. The comedy in the act is
bright and snappy, while the musical
interpretations are tuneful and catchy.
Rounding out the bill are: Ed and Lew
Miller, in an excellent singing act;
the Braggar Brothers, in a comedy ac-
robatic offering; Kramer and Kent,
comedy blackface entertainers, and
Alanson, novelty equilibrist.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-28

rifice hit-Larkins. Struck out-By
Winters, .; by McGill. 3; BY Burks II.
Bases on balls-Off Winters. l; off Nc
Gill, 8; off Burke, 2. Hit by pitcher
Thompson. Stolen base-Geary. Wild
pitch-Burke. Passed balls-Fulmer,
.. Inning pitched-Winters, 8; McGill,
4: Burke. 8. Time, 1.S0. Umpire
Franklin.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-28
WEST SHORE NEWS

MAJESTIC-Vaudev
PAXTANG PARk-Vaudeville
COLONIAL - The Magnificent Med
dler."
REGENT-"Her own People"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-28
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q
SPORT MYSTERIES
On certain days q batsman swings
Upon the bally pill;
He lands upon it with thud
And drives it where he will:
And then the next day, in trance.
He paddles like Liz;
/ do not know why this is
only know 1t is.
On certain days I cannot hit
shot with any club;
I miss the wee ones on the green
And founder like dub
On other days With simple stroke
make the pellet whzz
do not know why this is So
only know it is.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-28
KENDERTON

OCEAN END TENNESSEE AVE-,
One of Atlantic City's most prominent
hotels off the boardwalk. Centrally
aiocated Rooms single or en- suite
with private bath. Elevator. Sun
sparior. Open lawn attached. Booklet
and rates on request. A. G. CHATHAM.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-28
Detroit at Chicago.
Washington at Boston.
st. Louis at Cleveland.

Detroit at Chicago.
Washington at Boston.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
New York State League
Harrisburg at Syracuse.
Reading at Utica.
Wilkes-Barre at Elmira.
Scranton at Binghamton.
Allison Hill League
Galahad VS.. Rosewood.
WHERE THEY PLAY TOMORROW
National League
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Boston at New York.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Chicago at st. Louis.
American League
Washington at Philadelphia.
New York at Boston.
Detroit at Chicago.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
New York State League
Harrisburg at Syracuse.
Reading at Utica.
Wilkes-Barr at Elmira.
Scranton at Binghamton.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-28
Ia BELLE INN

LA BELLE LINN Ave. near
Beach. In the center OF City near all
riers and amusements. Noted for its
fable and service. All conveniences.
White service throughout. Bathing
from Hotel. American plan So day
m Rooms 75c day up.
~ J. YOUNGBLOOD.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-28

ShamolSin ...........00 5000 Ill
..........1 300 ON-4
Two base hits-Rricker GearV Sac
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-28
TEST OF CLASS

HOW TO BE AN UMPIRE
An umpire should stand up and call
Each passing out-each strike and ball;
He should not try and counter back
With any sulphur-lined attack
And If the player throws a fit
He merely has to mutter-"Git'-
The while his thumb may delegate
The road where clubhouse showers wait.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-11
sJOT FOR NOTHING' WILL JOE
FIGHT AGAIN-HE ADMITS TT.
BUT WHY THE AGAIN, " JOSEPH?
louisiana Threatens to Leave the Boxing Game
Flat on It's Bacl-Says He Will Never Enter
Ring Again for Nothing
Ry ROBERT W. MANMrLL

! boxed Kaufman IT the olympia on New
Years Day and made a bum showing. 7
don't know why I was so rotten, because /
can lrl, that guy kaufman every day in
the week. lie couldn't win If I had a
broken arm Any way YOU guys are pam
ming me pretty hard aud ! want To- box
Kaufman again. Any old time ut ALL be.
cause | want to make good with the public
I'll box Kaufman for nothing"
Here was some good news for dull day
Charley Wejrmullcr Kaufman and JaC1,
lIanlon, matchmaker Of the Olympia, were
reached aud they rushed down To this office
Benny Declined-So Did Joe
whats this 1 hear about Louisiana offer
Ing to box kaufman for nothing shouted
Weirmuler he dashed through tho open
doorway WHO hit him on the head2 That
guy wouldn't walk across the street for
nothing! Anyway. II he did, Kaufman
wouldn't box him for nothing or a big purse
We are through forever, off of him for
life lie wouldn't box kaufman when he
had a chance. 50 why should we take him
on for nothingf For NOTHING, mind you,
and I'm supposed to be a wise munager'
''If Louisiana Is so anxious to have 1t out
with kaufman and bpN for nothing. IU
agree to it; but It won't he at the Olympia
or any place else. II viii be in "A room and
both Of the boys will be locked in. Eaur-
man can lick him every day i'm the week. and
It's mystery to me why ne didn't knock
that bird out. think he would have done
1t at that, only Louisiana wouldn't fight
Tell him that he's marked ice by kaufman
and myself. aud he las just as much chance
OF boxing my boy for nothing as he has TO
meet the Kaiser We left the amateur ranks
long time ago"
Jack Huulou could offer no arguments to
change the mind Of the irate manager so
the meeting adjourned ana the trio left
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-11

Joseph B1DERBEitG is ABOUT 10 lu.u
s.ou on his chosen profession, No
D ns rni be be seen In his usual haunts,
rofs. have been deserted forever. From
ioi u WI Joseph will spend his days driving
Rs R,,p or selling fish-he cares not what
= ,rnfesson he adopts lie mas ieit INC
fes .,,y flat on its back and nothing yes
NOTHING viii lorce mn ~
.,ys 50 himself.
~, sad sad story. For years our hero
follower of boxing. He attended inc
,sovs every week; but unlike lne ot.er n.r
v,.r,srs he could successfully get by the
sassys"aried ticket-takcr with only curt
q, fossnb never paid admission. That
pou ,~ainst tho rules OF his union. Oft.
va tnvever. he was paid for attending
unsss. us,,ss and II is this feature that makes
ms m.ah sssl sad. Never again will lie col
~ ~, n tbe box office. lie says so himself
llst to the Sad Tale
= vas the beginning OF the new year
"a the olympia was packed TO the water
.ass Joseph was there, but coulu not pe
es.d as among those present. He was n
s.s,,rsr and billed to appear fin the last
~ ,be show with n Benny Kaufman
mariner, No one knows what kind
Ssn act they put on. They stood before
y, vast audience for eighteen minutes ana
!, ,hs end It stlll was mystery. Many
= ,bs audience thought 1T was some sort
y literary stunt, for they threw news.
s.nsrs and programs in the ring Others
,..rettinr that Christmas had passed, pre-.
.,n,sd the actors with nice penknives,
,.a,ons and dollar watches They came from
n directions. Some Of them hit the actors.
IosAph says so himself
Then came the reaction Joseph had
.,abbed himself n nice bundle OF the stun
new Use to buy eggs and gasoline and
rosaered IL he had earned II. 1t suddenly
Sswned upon him that he was asked to box
IN rounds with Benny Kaufman, but it
ahmed his mind Instead. he had put on a
wrsstlIng act with some Ted Meredith STUFF
thrown in to snow that he was versatile.
"a had made a terrible showing The audi.
,nce had told him so. Ills manager with
,sars in his eyes said he boxed like a
checker player with spraned wrist 1t was
terrible fight. lie says so himself
Then. grabbing nickel in his sturdy
er. he rushed to the nearest telephone.
He called q number
us that you?" he demanded well. this
Is Joseph Biderberg. WHAT Don't know
me-? I'm Louisiana, the boxer Get thatH
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-11
Scraps About Scrdppers
BY LOUIS IL. JATTE

DETE HERMAN, former New orleans
[ bootblucll and newly crowned bantam
king, viii strive to retain his laurcls under
the guidance Of a Philadclphian. "D1c"
Clutch widely known i'm sporting circles
here. was the New orleans Italians chief
adviser in his dethronemeut Of Kid VIII
liams. and the Doc" himself will mup
out IIcrmau's future schedule If Herman
can make l16 pounds, rngsde it would he
a good idea for him TO defend his Champion
ship at that weight as Il majority gf VII
lamss Contenders really were feather
weights. The title changed brows at 11S
pounds two pounds over the limit which
formerly was recognized as the bantam
scale. It Is probable that Cutch will re-
turn home with his champion protege. and
Hcrman's next setto may be before a Phila-
delphia audience.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-11
The Caliphs

Mecca Mosque had an interesting meeting on
Thursday last, when lilustTious Sultan Howard
n, preteT and the other officers were Installer
camel IS milk was provided ln liberal guam
titi,s and numerous addresses made \ rum-
mi'lar consisting Of Princes Ahrles. Hachman.
Sacks Deetrr ana Rpsonbaum was appointed
tu arrange Tor "A cabaret dance on the uight 1i
February II. at bohemian Han. when a num-
Der OF unique features will be- presented
Al the annual session of the Imptrl GTauN
Mosque r.. Ross Murlyer. of Philadelphia was
reelected grand palashah Tor the wear. 0f
thv HegIra l335 committee 10 consider new
hnualt plan was appulnt.d-Past Sultaus Tod,
Schaucr, Thompson, Blean, Bell and lIGwrn.
Am invitation 10 hold the nest session uf tho
grand mosque at Wildwood y. j.. WAS re-
frrrsI 10 the executive committee.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-11

are working hard 10 bring the number pp g
1000 Camp No. 1913 ie expected 10 furnish oVO
candidates for this event Camp No. $50 oF-
poets TO furnish the second largest number.
MANY county conventions viii he held on
Waghlugtous Birthday EACH member OF the
state Executive Committee Will visit each county
convention, SO that the conventions VIII have
The opportunity Of receiving the inspiration from
the lips Of the officers
Tho state Secretary Will speak on Friday
u'.ht at q large booster rally tn Camp 40, A13,
of E1esDu, a. camp which tNp.Cta TO increase us
mcuuuranip 90 iUuO 10y Juno 30. and on Sntut-
day evening ut Camp $50. roo, OF New King
gU'd. tine home camp ut thc old war horse
David Voter.
District President Trank saaror and the state
Sa.rutIrv viii yIHIt camp SO. Gui, Burwyu, Pa,
un TuusI1y evening next tBmp 80. 1ui ta one
OF tine live camps Df Chester Delaware psNEi.
Hul "a urnat meeting Is expected. Several Of the
undlur m,munr8 of the order u Philadelphia
Will attend.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-11
GOTCH, II, is THROUGH
GRAPHING FOR GOOD

CHICAGO, Jan 1l.--Frauk Guteh, in
Chicago on his way South for the winter,
today reiterated his claim that he is out
Of the wrestling game for good,
"lIl be forty-onc years old next April
Time to quit" he said
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-11
roREsTERs OF AMERICA
A New Campaign ON Membership by
Past Chief Rangers

A New Campaign ON Membership by
Past Chief Rangers
The Past Cncf Rangers Association Of
Philadelphia, composed of many cf the most
energetic workers. In the Forcst"r-' cause,
members oC experience and practical kno"l-
edge Of It's laws. customs and usoEes, ana
who havo acquired the l.. G.. Y. honor by
services requiring years to attain, Is en-
gagged I'm a progressive campaign for l9It.
I'm the various phases of its work there 10
one aspect worthy o' especial note. outlined
By T.. G.. E. Duughorfy Uf John Hay. The
general impression abroad Is that the sue
cess OF n court i3 only denoted by Increased
membership. court that normally adds
90 ilB roster and thereby retains It's standard
numbers may do more efficient work than a
local body that simply adds a large quota
and lets th3g aulicn Many Of the best OF
the courts, by reason Of age, environments
and conditions. cannot get great access
sion Of ruw members. But there are results
that cannot hc calculated wathomatically
who can specify the favorable sentiments
engoudcrod by continued quiet lahors2 The
association seeNs to enlist the cooperation
OF all courts iu the ways they tud most
adapted to their conditions
"urt iWo" & 80 9H ,1S. waG G sreSi'a Sn 5,a3nn Roy
a.rtnturl'a r.uart Tor the year showed lars"
tS5N'6. F8e Gte5sirSrs rapor, il dat3l s6ow5Sl
aU amount larsor Cham at any time d4rtn$ lhs
,ssst,d boy p. g. H. E4w, hrTn,r. ia,5s5,oHSSd IIHe
Frtu. VIII aau; S g H., t.. r. Cuth,ll, T. ).
JaW,s ! &oug: irH'ur'r LAngs, ,h 'tH,i'n'
p,lo. j. W Within NrGuIr" $ -. Wllugm
GoSln g. ii G,urFG. H,'#Ir iTns}iHIr; Is}Iir WHbysi.
r0an, T. ~ 'rarim' NJ D' druggtst. a : wirk-
" .Sdn, u NJ ysj I' I" f.S aSS tr'o'rd.r j. = Van
f4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-11
ODD FELLOWS
ROLL CALL
The Grand Masters Plan of
Campaign Working Out
Promising Results

! ,be Gr.r, [,gu ,r, 9alE al l.S o.,.G o..
In the several lodges throughout the jurls-
! d'etton of PENNSYLVANIA which have adopted
| ana proceeded with the Grand Masters plan
! last y,u M '.l u'loI' lno 'o"E,2 r''
This wnrI, is Two gs, ,H, ,rc,,b.r
| are being brought harE ipi, thr lodge
cral Work Of ,h" ordcr ALSO l,rT, m number
due. ,%1f5S 5rtr s9nenatd @ i for for "9@paym'M @ @ OK
J'@,., J I. "0,,'IE 'a' '%st tntee OF iout years
! solves win tIaf,. I,,,r.s a,d nrc b,r1r,ins
valuable additions because Of their re-
rewud interest. The work ia increasing
! from week io week and promises big results
Tps rora" y y,"I' =. to I 'g.gpi I s ... orn or
January s U,r' ,In roi ,y'u,G @ 'pr m aus 1hsr 2 of 0S
| the Iodras In trs g,,t.
| pthor D.ar,1 .,ltr,i 1'r H.. ',,tod ty rrr
taas J91a, ir''"" 'is'"'i"os have proved of sr'ot
rhiial.r6a VI" ~ s.rlg" ~ ot 3oila, Pi@""a,qgs
gni g3i.,i io H., .c m.ld IN ,ncn d,s,uci tn lna ely,
g9.otgd goMl5, lF lhe Granl mostur from na living
| this squadron have u,,n doing grrat work. sn,-
! L.g.a& ianOr Iimn nnd interest In carHinE
| lhe. grand nos,.r s urging iii Iod'cs to sun,
| ib stt,nl i,.tn ," ,,rr wort, "go '1p"rtallN TO- ha\r
| aral I,irg, "'',,,+ ny yo! '@n" @ 49,
@onth d' paGral@F5y paG5r@5 ia 'o'" district '"'"S the
| Damascus r.,Jr, n, ,so ,, ,et, crrp,,,t,
aya"as o, g1l9r Wji@S NJ Varair 'at""p2 s"."@I;
& sa,n1g}' ,14m}'ors banner g.,tg 90 Nsn4ey n,lgt
5syus naS ,n,roi mn in,5 IN ,hc Rh, raa 5&5a mistd2
yromsS s Shown or a l@c in1,aass i 'T'' In mgnt' ,
| Thls Ioire win cond6t, 'ur religious services
! e. ihr u"d Fellows Home ON January ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-11

desk oyer which Tor many years 10 performed
syer. for ail resiized tBst the GOOD s1d taith.
~ seTHant had gone 70 assume bis reward and
p9rtunty 10 recall his roody acts and to honor
Hla memory IN recalling them an incentvs
ucipated in the exercises, and Brothers Chfisty.
Gunninghnm Owens, Scott. Thompson, Hollnes-
Ntorby Tayor and otbers gave sSprsssions ~
his many fraternal Qualities, ana the various
courts represented added their words Of SYM
Court ,Atlerheny. No. o55 oo55 North Twen-
current practical events in which q iivvy In
.Ma.s m9NltrStnd. The supervisor ot the
local deputy also of the court. Used the ists
reports Of the commissioners Of the workmen's
6enetlta Of traternal organizations drawing
particular attention 70 the r. Of A.. plan, The
member and mona Inflated Quoting the statistics
Furnished, "5i,5O0 agreements were approved, =,
WR6 an5sr 5s aHf9mf' ws4. 81 sG9' ali njq5'1l n loe g.
Ihe. 9NctsGe compensation for each fatal case
was S2s CotnniSntinF thereon. eS, oirtRR iBrotRsT
Hurley soid: such record proves the calsm-
oy,gqt q those disobi5i and EIiied Who are nog
within thv compensation acts protective as
oHcrs tie bounty and to- the FORMER an add.
uoual benefit scale TO help In time of need. The
roachcs maturity while tho r Of a. continues
us long as the disability lasts The f. or A.
S9n9g"s @ 1 1 soGSgr r n the ydoy ana 5 Sa.n, ogPhs9
man should avail hmsolf of It's protection. even
when b. comes w,GigP Rc pr@y,sq9S p ,Rs
latter should h,gd the necessity uf securing fra.
tcrual rrro,gg..on Trgdeut men should think
lection e. n"gFsitN fnr thr man % llmited
ssirlt2 ba a' 1G %sEy ao ot ne s
ald ia nlort-a.shtyd and the thoughtless pos-
sIssor. who liaaty sewers Its bond Is to be
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-11

\ MATCH which prohably. will result n q
scientific feathcrWeiEht bout has heeu CIiuchnd
Tor the Olympia, January %. Al Nelson, 9r
this city and ATtie " Weary. OF Now York
will be the principals Both lads are clever
boxers; each also carries q hard punch,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-11
SONS OF AMERICAS
NEW SECRETARY
The Advent of Energy and Re-
form in the Progress of a
Great Patriotic Order

Charles Brumm ITclms is the best thing
that has happened" to the administration
Of the state Camp of the Patriotic order
Sons Of America. lie began his fratarna
career In Camp Z, at Schuylliill Haven, In
1899, and when in 1908 his mother moved
the family 90 Wssahickon Past President
Hiram l.. Wynnc induced Charles and his
brothers to transfer To- Cnmp %, which
had enrolled n membership OF COO and in
which he became an active factor In making
this the largest camp In the state and
country. Brother Helms Is % son OF the
late Past State President. Past National
President and state Camp incorporation
James Is Helms, who had been a most
ardent patriot and n most faithful sup
porter of the principles aud teachings ot
the Patriotic Sons of America Brother
Helms is thrty-threc years of age, born
at Schuylliiu Haven OF old American stock
dating back to 1904.
In Conr NO 80 and The order This patriot
has az Interesting r"y9T9 .ig was a mem
ntttoe. served ON muor c9mmIttcg' ln Local
raisGd i$56i to take lis m,W6Srs of Camp
NJ. 90 10 me- Stntc rnnp at Altoona was lh'
Gated at 40 times ,n me ngwsulpnrs which ho
gr"6 " d"nis2 , i,2fI Brd GatwSSn Gamp @ w. 1S5 of
EMynu,,i' nn4 So "o & gi i iiGon I'm
,hrgr months timo was thg cnief g,4N9w'g II
pr omRouP% R ,n" p,, Vy,Ss, gI A. gih"lgr lgErr V%m n
Years trying TO convince tNo mrmAorsh,r t,ni
He ,onth of thc Twout, nr'i Ward. aad Wien i
r5i m%r' m%' f,iyAI, ril,l I3 ,r % iE S i
u4t, oT Is hole. which he successfully accom-
o r22Gr he ] I2T' ySq Sa 2s? Rcsq noySy ,So "n p
th.w's Lut6",on Church aud JIM Washington
W. ho5i t@ Nha'Ir} th@ oya@a Ha'a arR 'In n"racG ~ G
mems i!lhlr rInss from twelve 70 coo m,ul .rs.
has Justified new llfc into ur order lns tu'rlad
far' the nJva@TeSmSnt @ Of ,ES oraar. has rc1oiy,d
moro requests to nddGgs ,amr5 and ghnrrh,s
clean, struhht forward md r.uTinss manner or
hnr'El1g nnI has mSt,in'ng & &m5im. m ss ,uf ffstitrm
mt'llgoucr and on0rry which must count for
IL. p O. 5. of x. uori ins ssor. W0ua ,nis
belief ig that the members should u5. u.ir
llurncr he "niolns true sons or America To vote
ograuct,,.' and refuses to be- ua'd for tg benefit
'I'hr order is certainly 60 ho congratulated ON
@r4S r" of ror L@r W ,or@n m@ a 2 r,nops s pn9@ J'
commlttg" an! stunned by S,at" ,r,sld'n, Clort
ra1nrsyiyon," t"' os roriovys9 9'7 '' ''' ''''r j"
ANY camp can hc successful II the members
mtuatlon encrry. ana ogthqstusm tn' Inst baIuE
IN" aTo, ,T%S ,I'liniIiSn brs' nbaofIy ro,1a.,rv
Success comes through oHrnua, co-oprrl'inn.
lion. No. We want comgouuom, we want soma.
lGmE to- r Sh%w T our rg & Tn5tN , To- SoW @ is'
Ihg,- If r.ni w.r.n T." G.f,r ,m wa., w." ,.,. ,o.
prdc , s Er%P"i2@ "6a fra !" 's S,S"' leading
. TT IS the state executive committees nmni-
Ion to have 2ouuo '1crrus" thIs ycnr i'm
"urrectir 0ui enthusiastic mluport of Your camp
on ai tor'4 G IT, orngr w"gIS 'hr "il"rl yM M
urrunpush NOR" hnuhnSe ihr' d9 nul hll,nNN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-11

Boving Fan-.Iuly g. 1915. was the dste af
the Whlte-Welsh bout you refer to- White
was an easy winner and had the champion ia
bad shape at the finish. There were no knock
downs, although Welsh fell 10 the door in the
eighth round in ducklng punch.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-11

ALIVE MILLER. who is in Philadelphia
after two tweye-ruund bouts with Champion
Johnny Etlhane will box In the semiwnl -ur
at the National Club saturday rtght. He VII
meet H. u Eggers, Of New York Terry Me
Govern and Jimmy Murphy clash In Tho wind
up. Pal Moore viii be opposed to Sailor charles
NOlk Ia another match.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-11

~ IN Section c, Lehigh won three from HaF-
80 shlngaton, Of Lehigh knocking down 21O
sass9 ma @hh5l game. Fidelity won two from LarCh-
---4 en4 ~. Paul won two from Union.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-11

am ~ Section b. Southwestern, the leader showed
sseetsElpFllg over Northwestern in three straight
ssa9s, ssa 81 oak Lane won two from UnderdOwn
spsrtba+ht b+t tram won the odd game In three from
30 iah; u. simpson, OF Bartram. registered
- IN mis- second contest.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-11

Sahanna Tribe No. i6S, had social
night for the ladies ON Wednesdays sleep.
The great prophet and great senior saga
more spoke on the good OF 'the order and
won great applause. -Four paleraccs We're
captured The feature OF the evening was
the dancing OF Miss Elizabeth Lawrence
aud Miss Edna Buoncl Refreshments were
served
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-11

an NE Artisans series Adelphi won three
Iyh n fennsylyania, totalinE 055 in IT'S second
sli, 10y, OF which Fry contributed 223. North
M 5se.h bested underdown in two games, Reh-
30 ps topping over I'll in his first contest.
s'9sfessNe won three from Germantown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-11

enthusiasm. tRs decree gaagtans Of VAN.
various lodges doing dagrte work 10 note AN
good points and Incorporate same in their own
vrUrIg Recent visitors have DNpru s7rd admiration
for the excellent work ur the mitiUtury and first
darrgr teams.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-11

LAST NIGHTS RING RESULTS
NEW NOHk-,Jucl, Hritton defeated Al
bert Nuduud
ONIDESCE-Noung Brown received
referees decision over Walter Mohr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-11

Montcauma Trihe No. II viii attend divine
RnrNlr" In the Methodist Church at Twelfth
and oxford streets on Suuduy evening next.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-11

Nmslyul,a Tribe. No. 2g1.. held social and
dance In th" wiEwh-r at Germantown and Rob-
rr's avenues last Thursday ncht This tribe
mrs these affairs once month and the
py1s"s or" ,ainn from a special fund derived
by 'INluE the membership inch per seven
sums =. $. Tom HIGGINS Is always on the Job
as master Uf ceremonies
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-11

RESUMPTION Of boxing in Chester was EiyCn
a Jolt when Mayor W. $. Mcdowell put his
stamp Of disappruyul upon the proposed initial
boxing show which was 10 be- staged IN Holly
Tree Hall tonight Young Jamlsun aud joe
Phillips We're to have met.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-01-11

Totem Tribe. No. iui at Germantown and
Roberts HNtuu's, is concentrating membership
IN the Funeral RcjmIursiur Associations and
ON "Wednesday rIEht r. s William Gamble, tho
Rrcr"inrr. explained ~" great advantages to be
gained By the connection.