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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-18
City NeWs in Brief

/ JAMES II. YORK Of Pavhuska is in the
city for few days.
GEORGE Z REEVES, county attorney.
spent Sunday with his brother at Lawton.
=
r II WHITNEY left last night 10 spcnd
the holidays with relatives in Toledo, Ohio.
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clerk, /, IN Tulsa. having returned from a
trip to Colorado.
W y ROBINSON, proprietor Of the Hotel
Baltimore in Kansas City and Hotel Tulsa. IS
here for a few days stay.
Mr.. AND MRS. E. F. SHOCK Of okmulgoe
are hero for a few days durng which time
they are guests at Hotel Tulsa.
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MAURICE BLOCK has returned from San
Antonio Texas where he went to take the
examination for entrance TO the army aviation
corps.
WORD has been received from Camp Travi,
that Thomas 4 EIzell OF Tulsa has been pro.
NOTED from corporal to sergeant in Battery
e. 34Srd +. A. n A.
THE USUAL grist Of traffic violations aud
OF immoral cases came befSre Judge Evans
in the. municipal court yesterday and the
usual Aihts Ncie hauued outs
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CORPORAL 0RVEL A. WARD OF Tulsa,
who has been attending the Lewis machine
gun school, has finished his course and viii
help instruct Company /, 35Sth infantry.
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MARRIAGE licenses were issued yester.
day TO Clarence G. Newell and Lizzie Rey.
nolds, West Tulsa: w. II Wheeler and Mary
Lee Mundon. olive Okla: and Tom Elven
and Rode Bell. Tulsa.
THE REGULAR annual meeting Of the
Tulsa Traffic association for the election
OF a new board Of directors and officers will
be held this evening at Gao in one OF the
private dining rooms OF the Y NJ Q A.
THE EMBARGO Is still on, ," stated Off.
elals OF the Frisco railroad yesterday when
asked about the rumors that the embargo on
shipments beyond Monet had been Fitted
Its on Just as tight as ever, they added.
ROBERT o'DELL. q member OF the plain |
clothes force OF the police department, has !
resigned 70 take a position as assistant ware. |
house manager for the MidCo OIL company |
Noah Langley has taken his plsc, on the |
plain clothes force.
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ERNEST sPEOK pleaded not guilty before
Justice Lee Daniel yesterday 10 the charge |
Of burglary. II Is alleged that he entered |
the home Of Steve Scott nine miles touth. |
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-18
Federal Supervision of Birth.

WASHINGTON. Dec. l7.-Federal
control and supervision Of birth and
death registration to supplant the pres
ent state and municipal systems is
recommended in the annual report
today OF Sam L. Rogers. director OF
the census. The United States, IL is
declared, cannot have a system Of
vital statistics comparable to those Of
foreign countries until all the states
enact laws or until the federal gov
ernment assumes control.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-18
Cca-e MIIitary Operations.

LC<DDS. Dec IA Russian gov
eminent wireless message received
Ecre says.
"ErsiV1 Krylenk6 fcomuauder-ir-
chief ~ me arUyJJ 81 O. proclamation
addressed 20 a.. the army commands
on all the fronts and the military rev.
rl.tDlary committee announces that
.r consequence % the signing Of the
a.uisf.ge which begins Decem her u.
y propose lrtI receiving the flII tex
~ the treaty. ~ cease al military
operations
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-18
Little Benny'S Notebook

] bawt my Krlsgmas presents yes
udday being a glass thing 20 put ashes
in for pop w.ch hes got 2 allreedy ony
they're not glass. and 6 handkercai ifs
with oil differ INT initials on for ma.
and box of mullasses candy for my
sister Gladdis being my fsvorite kind.
And took them home under my over
roat and started 70 hunt for a good
place 20 hide them thinking, on top
~ the medicine chest awt to be a
good place
And / went up in the bathroom and
started 20 climb up on the bathtub
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-18

The Horse Doctor was called last
night 20 see Atlas Peck, who was
sick of a horse trade he made yester-
day.
Miss Hostetter Hooks pines for n
lover with a handsome moving picture
mustache, so she can give him a
mustache cup for Christmas.
Columbus Allsop thirks n person
can get more for his money out OF
the Bible than any other book, be-
cause every time he reads II he finds
something that wasn't In there the
last time he read II.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-18

east Of Tulsa in September. Preliminary
hearing will be had Friday
g. MisCH a Miami spent yesterday In
Tulsa M Misch heads q company which
plans an extensive development Of cities in
the mining belt In the near fI.ure.
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TULSA Chapter o. E. s will NEE, Wclnes.
day evening December 10. at which tine
Mrs Osa Bruss Of Lswton, grand EatIo1.
WEI visit the chapter. IL will be the last
meeting Of the year and all member, and
visiting stars are especially invited 10 De
present for the work and social session 10
follow
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-18

From New York comes the an
hounccment that men have been
cheating the draft by drug injections
They are going to keep on until some
enterprising reporter pounds out q
story about the boys eating soap like
they did In Civil war days
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-18

Desolatc marsh land has never
been held up as beautiful Or Of any
value but n such territory will hoa1
Of the Huns In Italy this kind OF real
estate should be looked upon more
fevorably In the future.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-18

r.s,'tai DO .s p.a.a sal aaa',le'.mg
CHATTER H.
what can Tom want of mc"'
h1d only asked myself tho question
,e..r1 time when tho hol rang
"-Ifa." said Tom coming 20 th'
point az once "wiu you go 20 the
Nar.e'r house party with Uc2"
Why should love tor
"Tnu soc its this way Tom went
o1. putting both hands ln his pock-
tfo Jeanne can't go. You and
usdersfaud each other. and you don't
expect any hIg love making So
i.s "a FoT
"i certainly is. Tom. Bu, when Sc
"A week from Friday"
h week have wonders 20 nc
ConplEh in that rmo Sly clothes
Iny new manners 20 De prnctced.
and then
] no, over tho events Of the day.
] may not gain my end. But how
200 - better 20 know exactly what
my aim H When ] want 20 position
Hooh lt Sow that wish r. husband,
why not seek ~ iu the same way2
An employer expects stcuoErlphy.
ypowrIuug executive ability iu his
secretary
a man seeks whut'
Is li rympainy understanding. or
pIrc fcmuiulty and charm shall
learn az the house party what at
tracts men Then ] shall acquire H.
laughed out loud az the calm con-
fldcuco OF my thou . But
feel "a new ViEor and power 20 ac-
icomplish thot ~ Jane Allen's
visit thls morning Jane tho popular
young dchutante. who liyos only TO
be pretty ana attractive, Jane al
tho only threc years younger than J.
considers me elderly. She confldes in
me. Asks my advice and then does
a. Fho had Intended
Cara. you've changed somehow q"
Jane said ns Fhc flung her knitting
bag on the bed.
"IIgH7'
Perhaps lrs your hair. No It's
your voice. lrs not 40 assured and
business like' ended Jano looking at
me thru her thick oyelnHhos.
But she had not come 20 talk about
me. but herself
Il do want your advice. Sara"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-18
Phones: All Departments, 5000

P'fsizH Aiy'ftsiIg Rspr'isnts,iV.. Byt.'.
GrNIth 4 b-..t.r az Fi'r Ave- Asr fofs
z = Defgria.-- re- Est'lr. Ford PArsorh
o. rsop..' Gat B1T laiesgs Os,s- ..
It1.st. % y.st1F BIZ KAtIsa CITY No
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-18
SANTA CLAUS MAIL
Letters Written By Tulsa
Children 10 st.
Nicholas.

Bear santa. ! am .tt'e fellow. 8
tNaFs 10 and I have oeer extra good
MS year. ! want a sled pet "a be-
pr stn that shoots q stCTy boo (
win picHires Please bring ny teach
er. M.ss Farrell something From
J"ar little friend nd-EdH!n Smith ker-
fg-n, 1902 South Cheyenne
Dear santa: I am no, going % ask
'Nr much tn!s Christmas tro~
ms terrible var lE going 5l and then
sou nave many other poor children
= make happy this ChE.gtmss too.
- want a doll. 4 doll bl Ky asd q
eo- bed and Il y0- think you can
nflrs me writ watch ! would Ike
% have one. but u you think that is
'ro much you need not mind And
,h-; s. Oh ! wiu ask for this Christ
mas h1t my B,tis sister wants a doll.
Dr.. fUESy and I1.l bed AMI that
a sL 80 want ff.z Christmas The
'ff" ask for j. % BE- q BABY don with
q n-E bottle. Win lOve.-Alic- and
L.~8e4yn.
Dear Cld Santa Don't waste any
time hunting for me lr Tulsa th.s yea
because am not there. have moved
away OF 70 EIdorado. Kan. 80 YOU
can stop here and bring my things.
van doll. dcllle buggy. some do
lie clothes and A little car. liitIe set
o. dishes / have been good all year.
dnn't forget.-B Betty Jackson. J02
North Main. E!dorsdo. Kan.
Dear Santa Claus. 7 am 2 little boy
ard want you % bring me a little
train and depot santa ! want nuts
and oranges and fruit and 5ome candy
and white farm wagon and little
Christmas tree.-EDgene Stevens. Box
l5l. Drumr.gh, Okla.
Dear santa. Please bring me lit
tie cradle also a doll that can .-anl'
Ub.-Roslyn Roberts.
Dear santa Claus. 7 am : years old
ard want something for Christmas 4
raincape. = bOOkBatchsl soap bubbles.
dol buggy, two pair of stockings.
coat for nay doll. hair ribbon. A bottle
~ perfume. gold cross and chain
handle bar for my tricycle. and some
11iit and candy. and II you can't
bring rae buggy bring me tor for
ny old buggy and bring a Christmas
trce and a ring guess this Is all
for 'his time.-Fror Louise Kelley.
Dear Santa Claus. am 10 years
GA and . would Ike 10 have some
things f0r Chris'm-s. will tell Won
the things 7 want the most want
p baby doll gold cross and cham. q
.a.arcaf and ra' 3. comb a pair z
brown shoes TNUOuO. a pa r of ted- .
room slippers. q coat for my baby dol. .
p Ia-r ~ white shoes and stockings f.r .
Uy tcI gold bracelet and some .
ca,fr and nuts.-Doris ReIcr.
, s. and bicycle.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-18

The record far 'ae longest ..nta-
ue1 Might .n ora'ary hope.er Us s..I
held by some man
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-18

There's nothin' now under IA sun.
but We occasionally bump into nov
city after dark. Miss Fawn Llppincut
talks some o. oponin "a beauty parlor
fer knit brows.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-18

4f"Isfl NNb m. Nsf
~ Csrrisr Ic Z .lta ... - Gems PEP week
HKHFER ~ THE IfbDCiATEO PRkHs
IT, fsssf.afsf Pres, a. sTsi4tiTs.y frHts4 %
inf g,E fer fel ...atsn r. a'I fsus Dip stca~s
trtflts1 " It ~ r4i sshsrpIts rfasiisi oil. fi.,
Iap-f afd a.t9 ftf al Esat .41llskfi f-rslr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-18

Bear santa am a ,ltt'a fellow. a
fears r.L and I have oeer extra good
ms YEAR. ! want a sled pet -a be-
pr. Sln that shoots stCry book
win plcHires Please bring ny teach
er. Miss Farrell. something From
J"lr little friend -EdHIn Smith Ker-
rg-H. 1902 South Cheyenne.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-18

Gou ,'rafe >iiah,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-18

ERNEST sPECK pleaded not guilty before
Justice Lee Daniel yesterday 10 the charge
Of burglary. II Is alleged that he entered
the home OF Steve Scott nine miles touh.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-18

Dear Santa. Please bring ne A lit
I tie cradle. also doll that can .-er }
-Roslyn Roberts
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-18
UMBRELLAS

Fine silk umbrellas with
plain or sterling mount
ed handles at 81 up to
Sc. Canes at 81 to $50.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-18

Dear Santa Claus. 7 am 2 little boy
ard ! want you 70 bring me g. little
train and depot santa ! want nuts
ana oranges and fruit and some candy
and white farm wagon and a little
Christmas tree-Elg Stevens Box
III. Drumri yh,. Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-18

ROBERT o'DELJ. member OF the plain
clothes force OF the police department, has
resigned 70 take a position as assistant ware.
house manager for the Mid.Co OH company
Noah Langley has, taken his plac, on the
plain clothes force.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-18

THE EMBARGO is stin on, -" stated off.
eials OF the Frisco railroad yesterday when
asked about the rumors that the embargo on
shipments beyond Monet had been fitted.
Its on Just as tight as ever" they added.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09

First race claiming, maiden two yea -olds,
mile--'Jack Hill. l04; Boots 104; Jean X. 104;
Redmon. 1Oi Jiffy. l05: Tim MCGEE. 1O7 Cra-
COW, l97i o,Malley. 1O7; Parish. 1O7; Tanlac.
second race, claiming, threc,yea r.olds and
.95; King Fisher, 97;. Lady Ward o.; 'Foxy
West. lOi; Beauty shop, 1O5: Safaty First. l08;
Irish Gentleman, 10T; Durwar Roberts, 107. Also
ellgible-Southern League, l06; Waterproof. lO!i
Tush Tush 100; Indolence, l04i 'Fairy Legend.
Third race. claiming. three-yea r-olds and up,
q furlongs-Mary Belle, 90; Nobleman, lO5i
'Arch Plotter, 105; Langhorne, 1O8; Phocion,
109; Redland 100; 'Kinney ia; Gipsy George.
ia.
Fourth race. all ages. handicap, furlongs-
w. w. Hastings 100; Arthur Middleton. lO4
(a)Atalanta. 100; (a)Soy. 100; Opportunity, ll3
Princess of Zareta, 1873. (a)Camden entry.
Fifth race stakes, two-yeaT-olds. handicap,
mile--Redlita ", 0S; J. Walker. 9Si Taniac
100; Jane Frances. 100; Duke Of Savoy ,l02
Fern HandIey. 1903: Lucky b., l94: Spearlene
lO7; North Sea, los; Herald, 1l0i Boniface. ll2
1l5: Gypsy Queen. III. (b)Walker entry.
z-,FizeE. 100; Arriet, ,IO0; Guy Fortune, 100
III: Manager waite. iaI; Cudgel, 1875. 49,,
miles JoviaI, 0s Miles Finley, l01; y, G.
Stone. 1O2; Sansyming 1O7; Fly Home; i0S
1i2; NIoneymaker. ia; Bac. 116.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather, clear; track, fast.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09

authorities Of the other hail. which is located
uptown, the managers are at standstil.
Basketball will be one Of the main sports
curing tie winter at the various canton-
iments AT Camp Hancock. in Georgia the
Ine-up OF one five contains these fellows.
stevenson and Landis, Of the Fiftieth Ran
tst, at forward Strange, of the same club.
center; Haney, Of the Camden Eastern
League Club, and Dipple. Of Jasper RE-
serves, forwards.
The Greys will practice tonight at the p.
* X. Gym. Eighteenth and Filbert streets
Ihe Following players have been signed and
VIII work out: Sugarman. Lawrence. Nc
Williams, Crombie. Davidson, Zahn. Me
Namee' Fisher Campbell and Marsh.
Any industrial or minor league tearns
seeking the services of a real coach should
not overlook old eagle eye" Jack REYNOLDS.
HE can be reached at 200T Memphis street
The Industrial League will meet this eve
ming. The business of the evening will in
rlude the final makeup of the circuit, Sc.
lection OF playing quarters and adoption of
the schedule. President Harry Schroyer
VIII appoint an opening night committee
and another TO consider the bylaws.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09
Pimlico Entries for Tomorrow

First race. maiden two-year -olds. o furlongs--
Eye Glass; no. starry Banner 10; Don, Jose,
Grayson, 10; la)Bravado, 10; Elysan, 10:
Bandana III. lOI Genevievc h., 1OI; Arizona.
lO7; Emnattor, 10; talMan 9, n Hour, no
1O7; (a)Captain Parr entry. tNote-Ten horses
Second race Green Spring Valley steeplechase.
ISfG Reiif Of ri RrYn MaYr iI5; b9Ecrs, i8o Lady
l45: Pussy Willow. 142; Tropaoleum, 1875,
mile and 70 yards-.Peep Sight io6 Nigel, III
sir William Johnson. 100: 'Polroma. ia;
Fourth FOUR iG race the Walden. tvo-year- -olds; mile
1l2: Man o tn Hour, lo7; (a)Ballymoonneeg.
la. Nepperha1i -; Jack Hare Jr; 1S,, h80
1W@r TI Cloud l23 WyomKipsb I i T9yaHb bWSyf WGy
Machine, III; lemons, Ron, lo7i tGa)C9l. CIpn.
1O7; Lady Dorothy, ia (a-A E. Macomoer
Fifth race. the Annapolis Handicap, all ages
G furlongs-Wcsty Hogan. 14O$ Corn Tassel l.
I24; Highland Lad, 1i3; Naturallst l24; start,
gloomy ES Gus nopiS; iiS; ,jSPpet aS PADDY, i65
GS old fsssy TassS iiGG5 SS%PpiS SSP oNG io3 Rgnss
tb'E. tb5IE B. BoIdci%|; Mclean entryJ ,-,'-
mile and g ysrdsIRi8E Dove Joe; Charles
iiO; Handful. 1iS; Mountain Rose II; llSi Na. Na.
poleon l05; Dancer ll3; 'Euterpe 10 Mothnr
Mschree, lo2: Sea Beach llsi Golden San'nm Az
FsES seyenth Rh race. selling, handicap threeyeag
qG and pP nil Eson ana o I'd Bod ios d
Around, 1OO Traction 100; Dan. 1Ot n X
.KppTentce allowance claimed.
Weather. clear; track. fast
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09
WESTERN GOLF BODY
NOMINATES OFFICERS

CHICAGO, Nov. with the exception
of r. B. Boyd, of st. Louis, vice president.
the present officers and board OF directors
of the Western Golf Association have been
nomin lted for reelection, IL was announced
last night by Craft w. Higgins, assistant
secretary of the association.
Carl w. German, of Blue Hills Country
Club Kansas City, Mo, was nominated TO
succeed Boyd, who declined to accept office
again because of his connection with a
Government bure III. Boyd desires to de-
vote his entire attention to Government
interests. The election is to be held at the
annual meeting in January The ticket Is
headed by President Charles +. Thompson,
of Flossmoor Country Club Chicago The
name of James II. Barnard. of Glenview
G. C., has been added to the board OF direc-
tors
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09

In keystone Club (A) Agassiz surpassed the
crack Rexalrs squad in ability to knock down
the wooden pins in two Of their three games
Agasslz passed the thousand pins total IN their
first game, getting 10ll. OF this total Brown
isB and Flood i7s In addition the team
given twenty-four pins by handicap allowance
Terminal won two games from Jenklntown;
Edouard beat Pirates twice in three starts ana
Terminal Vets won two games from swarth-
more No. Squad. -
als He secured 234 in his third game. Dynes
, began with 100, Gamons best score was ioS
while Guest succeeded in topping over l9l In
his second EFFORT.
. MacI,aughln of Pirates, showed his skill. re-
turning counts OF 1922 i01 and 1873 an average
Of 1872 pins game -
The Philadelphia Electric teams renewed their
battles on Terminal Alleys last night Com
merciai won two from District OFFICES, station
s won two from Underwood, losing the second
by one pin, when their opponents totaled ~
with a two-pin concession; Operating added
10 the woe of the Fortieth street representa-
tves by winning all three games ana con-
troiiers won two from Laboratory, The latter
captured the second game by six pins, totainG
750 but Controllers annexed the final by a
scant two pins with 1872.
FITZGERALD. OF the Commercial team, was high
single game scorer with a POI tally in his fnal
testants reached this mark the pins. as gem
eral rule. being hard to solve.
Corn Exchange team, OF the Bank League,
heat out Franklin in all three games. Phlla-
delphia Trust made sweep OF the series with
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09
EPISCOPAL DEFEATS
GERMANTOWN ACADEMY
Captain carp and Erben Lead
Attack in First Victory in
Interacademic League
By PAUL PREP

TABOR, Pa, Nov. Captain carp led
his Episcopal Academy eleven to triumph
over the Germantown Academy boys I'm the
opening game of the Interacademic League
here this afternoon. The final score was
% to o.
Episcopal scored in the first period when
Captain carp went over for touchdown
The Churchmen tailed twice in the second
session, Captain carp going over for six
points and Erben making a sensational
s7-yard run after intercepting a forward
pass for n touchdown
Neither side was able to count in the
third period, but Episcopal came back in
the last quarter. Again it was Erben who
supplied the thrill, for he intercepted an
other forward pass, but only had to cover
27 yards to the goal for the six points
carp missed the goal.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09
PITTSBURGH AUTOIST
WINS SPECIAL WAGER
j. NJ. Eyler Covers Trip to Philadel-
phia of 300 Miles in
0.2S

J. NJ Eyler, a Pittsburgh insurance man,
set new automobile long-distance recorc
today when he drove his touring car from
the Smoky City to Philadelphia in the fas'
time Of nine hours and twenty-eight min
utes. The trip was made as a result of "a
wager with George NJ. Davis, a Pittsburgh
stock broker, who claimed that Eylei
couldn't drive his machine to Philly in ten
and a half hours. The trip was made in
sxty-two minutes better than the stipulated
time.
Eyler left Pittsburgh at a. m. ana
reached City Hail. Philadelphia at 2:cS
o'clock
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09
MINOR LEAGUE MEETING
is IMPORTANT THIS YEAR

NEW YORK. Nov. with major league
club owners and managers Of nearly all the
eastern clubs preparing to head for the an
nual meeting Of the minor leagues at Louis
willie next week, it became evident today
that important developments are expected.
President Edward G. Barrow, of the Inter-
national League, who has been named as
the head of the proposed new Union
League" is expected to attend the Louis
willie meeting, as are all Of the club owners
involved in the plan for forming new
league
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09
ERE Do WE GO FROM
clereI,nd G.ts BOXING Reula

CHICAGO, Nov. 9.--The annual boxing
shampionships q the Central A. a. " e:
Club, which expects to decide them with
Camp Sherman, Chillicothe, Ohio. for the
benefit OF the soldiers. The wrestling
championships were awarded to the De-
troit Athletic Club, which, With the Illinois
A. e. and Hamilton Club Of Chicago. also
will stage the swimming Championships
The dates are TO be set later
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09
''Rabe~ Ruth h Aulo smnah

BOSTON, Nov. "a large touring car
driven by George (Babe) Ruth the Red Sex
riteLer. coilided with trolley yessardarI
caromed against another car and becnn1
wedged between the two. Miss Harriot
Crane owner OF the automobile. and Niles
Cora Walker. a passenger In one OF the
cars were injured and taken to the Ctr
Hospital Ruth escaped injury.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09
Clique Club Ball Tonight

known Clique Club will be held tonight in th'
New Auditorium Hall, seventh and snyder , aye
the light heavyweight, champion OF the world 9,n
and BILLY Kramer. great crowd Is expected
and every one will be assured good time
sam Howe, the comedian. and his chorus vii
be among those present, Lew Spiyak thu
snortsman tailor. VIII lead tho Grand mnrch.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09
dHE9
TUin Brothers Coaching
RiUdL Football EleUens

MIDDLETOWN, Conn, Nov. s.-For the
first time In the history OF the sport. Wes-
leSan and the University Of Rochester will
meet at football Saturday In Rochester,
with this event.
The fact that twin brothers. both physi-
clans and football experts, are coaching the
eleVens at these two institutions adds to the
interest. DIR. Edwin Fanver Il professor OF
lhNsical education mt Rochester and DIR.
Edgar Fauver Is acting in like canacity at
WESLEYAN. They qre both old Oberlin foot
bail stars and both studied at Columbia be-
fore they took their present positions.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-09
WILL MAKE NEW ATTEMPT
TO SAVE BOXING IN N. Y

NEW YORK. Nov 9.--Another fight will
be made for boxing in the New York Legis-
lature next winter.
Assembyman Martin G. McCue, formerly
a featherwsight boxer, is now at work franz
ing a BILL he said today, and will be present
at the next session which convenes
January |.