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The Washington times., 1918-03-05
BATTLING NELSON
AND KID MURPHY
OFFER SERVICES

BattIInE Nelson, former worlds
champion lightweight, ana Iomny
kid" Murphy. former featherweiSht
champion OF the United States army
will box an exhibition bout at the Dig
athletic carnival for soldiers and
sailors to be held at the Billy Sunday
March 16, IL the manage
ment is willing to accept their oHer'
Both Nelson and Murphy are anxious
to help the boys in khaki, and today
they offered their services TO the man
agement OF the big meet.
kid" Murphy's real name Is
Thomas NJ. Pinck, and he has been in
business in Washington for several
months. While t. cornetist in the
band OF the Twenty-fourth Infantry,
stationed at Fort Logan, Col, in 1913.
he vanquished all opponents in the
ranks for his weight, and, backed by
hundreds OF soldiers, went to Denver
and faced Battling Nelson in nine
rounds. From the Twenty-fourth In
fantry he was transferred to the Fifth
Cavalry, from which he was mus
tered out.
Quite by accident Pinkey. as he is
better known to his friends, bumped
into Battling Nelson here a week or
so ago. Both former boxers have the
OF never having dissipated,
and both are followers OF Billy Sun
day. They attended as many services
at the tabernacle as they possibly
could. Pinkey "hit the trail' Sunday
night.
"Seeing that the soldiers and sailors
are going to have a big athletic car
nival here" said Pinkey today, Bat
and I thought we might do something
to help II along. or course, we're
both out OF training, but neither OF
US has ever smoked, chewed. or drank,
and we're in fair condition. II the
wants to have US put on
A boxing exhibition, we're more than
willing. I'll bet the soldiers will all
want to see Battling Nelson, knowing
he was the greatest lightweight cham
plon the class ever had"
The Washington times., 1918-03-05
Billy Sundays Daily Sermon
Written for The Times BY the Famous EpaneeList
The Privilege Of Being a Hick

Invented that could Class Up
with an Afternoon along the Edge
Of the Woods with your Gun or
Camera, or q Wading Expedition
through the Sparkling Stream
after the Speckled Beauties. And,
IL you Must plant yourself in a
Plush Seat, it's . pretty Tiny
Burg that can't ofier you the
Movies, at least Once a Week.
But there's more than That to
the Hick Region. The Growing
Things that you Keep your Lamps
on from the time they Sprout
until they're Toted to the Big
Barn-the Stars, that you can't
see in the Tumultuous Towns be-
cause of the Incandeseents, Boost
ing Booze or Cigarettes-keep
you Hep to the Fact that SOME
BODY is running this planet we
live on. and that, after all. maybe
it's a Good Play to Consider the
Matter Occasionally and not
Worry so Much about who's going
to be the next Deputy Sheriff or
how Steel Common stands in the
Market.
OF course, We can't All have the
Privilege OF being Hicks. But
Everybody can Give it a Try
for a Day or So, anyhow. The
next time you are able to
Get Away from the job,
Beat 1t as far as you can
into the Sumac Stay there as
long as you Can. Look around,
and Crank up the Mental Motor
you've got Under the Hood. See
II you don't Come Back with a
little Different Outlook.
Bell Syndicate, Incl
US SERMON TOMORROW.
The Washington times., 1918-03-05

Whenever / hear a City Slack
er exit a Hoot at a Guy from the
Rural Districts and Plaster him
with the Title of Hick, it gives
me an Inward Grin.
For | am a Hick at Heart, and
/ know that. from a Good Many
Angles the Boy from the Back
woods has 1t on the Aleck from
the Atlantic Seaboard forty Ways
from the Ace. And ifg l had a
Choice in the Matter. my Domicile
would be so Far in the Brush that
the Hoot Owls would be Roosttng
with my Chickens.
It's a Great Thing to get your
Bellows filled up with Air that
Is not Three-quarters Gasolene
Mixture ard the rest Bituminous
Smoke. And it's Not Bad to Plug
Along a shady Turnpike and feel
Fairly Confident that you're not
going to be Bumped by a Flying
Flivyer any minute.
And when the time comes to
Hit the old Hay, you find that
the Chirp of a Cricket is a Lot
more Soothing than the Pianola
Upstains. And when the Break
fast Bell bangs, you find the old
Bean is Clear and Cobweb-Shy.
And the Eats! Oh, Boy! The
Apple Pie in the Deep Dish
you'd almost Yegg a Bank to Get
Next to another Slice. Mrs.
Delmonico herself couldn't Put
Together the Kind Of Eats that
they Lay Out for you in the Tall
Timbers three times a day.
Amusements? Say. There
never was a Social Function yet
Copyright. 1917. by the
DON'T MISS BILLY SUND.
The Washington times., 1918-03-05
SPORTS
CUT
SHORT

BUFFALO, March lowing more
than $4,000. only S4,2O1 was realized
from the Bankruptcy sale OF the local
International League club.
NEW YORK, March 5.-Roger
PeckinpsuEh, just signed for7~I91s,
is TO be shortstop and captain of the
Yankees, according to Manager Hug
gins.
SYRACUSE. y. Y, March 5.-Syra-
cuse university will be represented
by a varsity crew at the big regatta
to be held at Annapolis. Nd, this
spring. \ freshman crew may also
take part. Syracuse won the big
race at Poughkeepsie last year.
CLEVELAND, March 5.-Jfm Bagby.
the Indians star pitcher, is not yet
in line, and is holding out for more
money.
BOSTON. March 5.-Dan Howley.
Montrears 1917 manager, has signed
as battery coach for the Red SOX.
He is a veteran catcher formerly with
the PhillIes.
BALTIMORE, March 5.-YounE
CLANCY is ready for his fifteen-round
bout tomorrow night with Benny VAL
gar, the French bantam champion,
now living in Philadelphia, and he
expects TO win by a knockout.
ATLANTA. March 5.-Ted Kid
Lewis, welterweight champion, meets
Jack Britton in ten rounds here to-
morrow night. 1t will be their four
teenth contest.
PHILADELPHIA, March 5.-"Bud"
Weiser; after complaining for several
uaals hos siPned with the Dbft1yo.
The Washington times., 1918-03-05
HARRY HOUT LEADS
WESTERN BASEBALL
LADS THIS SEASON
Copyright. I,p.1Sy International New. Service

Harry Hout, third baseman OF tho
Western High School team for the
past two years has been elected CAP
tain OF the Red and White team for
the baseball season. Hout has the
distinction OF leading the Westerners
in batting, and was second among
the high school nitters last year
The Westerner is also a member
OF the track team, and is a first lieu
tenant in the cadet company. Houf
is one OF the four veteran players
left at Western to start the season
John Groves, second baseman and
outfiefdeT of last year, is in school
Charles Fenwfck, right field. and
Paul Frank, second base, are the 9TH
er holdovers from last season.
Western will open the season with
the Georgetown Props on March 20
on the Prep field! The Red and
White candidates will be called out
for regular outdoor work on Monday
next.
The Washington times., 1918-03-05
FABER WILL PLAY BALL.

CHICAGO. March 5.-Crban Faber
will play ball with the White Sox this
year, according to word reaching Man
ager Rowland here today. The draft
quota in Faber's district has been fill
ed. and so he will be saved for the
champions.
The Washington times., 1918-03-05
ROLL HIGH SCORES.

L. Brown. OF Stewards. nd Elmer.
Of Shermans. rolled high games OF
l51 in the Washington Centennial and
District Duckpin Leagues last night
Browns set was 3S1.
The Washington times., 1918-03-05
eRER BEATS DILLON.

TOLEDO, March 5.-BoNing fans OF
Toledo are satisfied today that Jack
Dillon has gone back. Dillon was
completely outclassed in twelve
round no-decision battle last night by
Harry Greb. OF Pittsburgh,
The Washington times., 1918-03-05
TENpLER rs WINNER.

PHILADELPHIA, March 5.-Lew
Tender defeated Pete Hartley, the
New York lightweight, in four rounos
here last night. Referee O'Brien stop
ped the bout because Hatley was
blinded from a cut over his left eye.
The Washington times., 1918-03-05

Faculty athletic advisers are TO get
together for another meeting tomor.
row afternoon. Several proposals Of
some of the new members OF the
board are expected. A change in the
board is expected now that all OF the
schools have athletic directors.
Coach Dormsn, of Business, is oD
the job, and expects to jump right in
the work with the Stenographers
Business has had baseball candidates
out for some time.
ST. Adams and Tech stacked UP
against each other in the final bss-
ketbalI game OF the season. Tech
was handed a 20 to Is defeat by the
St. Adams players.
Eastern. Central and Western are
closing out their. basketball seasons
with interclass games during the re-
mainder OF the week.
Coach Apple ought to be able to
turn several good cards I'm baseball
with a pitcher named Deck. The
youngster is said to be a regular
hnd.
The Washington times., 1918-03-05
WHITTED WILL STICK.

PHILADELPHIA, March 5.-"whIt.
ted will stick with the Phillies," says
Colonel Baker. Il have never prom
1sed to trade him or sell him. II he
doesn't play with the PhilIies, he
won't play at all anywhere"
The Washington times., 1918-03-05
JUDGE WILL BEGIN
WORKING OUT FIRST
AT AUGUSTA CAMP
GET THIS!

The Los Angeles club Of
the Pacific Coast League has
signed Pitcher Shoulders.
Boy, page Henry Hand and
Oscar Arm.
Can't get Jimmy Legs-he's
in the navy.
The Washington times., 1918-03-05
By LOUIS A. DOUGHER.

Joe Judge, the Grihmen's speedy
hrstsacker, will be the first to begin
training at Augusta for the coming
campaign. in the American League.
He leaves at o'clock tonight with
Trainer Mique Martin for the little
Georgia city which will be host to the
Griffs for the second successive
spring.
Judges wounded ankle is progress
ing favorably under the ministra
tions Of Mique Martin and the esti-
mable trainer wants to keep Judge
under his care continuously until the
bell rings and the curtain goes up.
Exercise and Martins massage treat
meRt are expected to restore Judges
speed and put him in the running for
base stealing honors for 1918.
Martin gets a flying start on the play
erS in order to have everything pre-
pared for their arrival The uniforms
will be sorted and laid out in the little
club house at the ball park. Nothing
will be overlooked by the veteran train
GEs ne Will SC Pal AlSuAdllg AidN BlOPSL
bathing facilities are in shape for the
coming Of the athletes.
Judge will report twice a day at the
ball park and get his needed exercise
right beside Martin. who always works
as hard as any OF the players. The
massaginE and the running Is expected
TO have Judge ready to play his best
brand OF ball by the time the season
gets under way.
Brownies Rounding u.
Only two OF the St Louis Brownies
nov remain unsigned. Lee MaEee and
Hank SEVERED. Magee is reported 10
have decided TO quit baseball and 70
into business in Cincinnati. He will not
be missed much by Fielder Jones' team.
Severeid has a salary dispute, but IL Is
said to be possible OF settlement, and
he may sign this week.
Dave Davenport has decided to play
ball again. and his signed contract has
been received at the Browns offices
along with that Of Bert Gallia- Both
pitchers inform Bobby Quinn that thev
are IN good health and anxious 10 begin
work.
Though National League rules for
bid teams taking more than a months
training, the athletes are already be-
ginning TO nit SOuthward. They are
not said to be training. however The
Giants pitchers and catchers are
merely "sojourning at Hot Springs"
while George Stallings IS TO "enter-
tain his pitchers and catchers on his
Georgia estate"
The Washington times., 1918-03-05
DUNDEE MEETS WELLINs.

BOSTON. March B.-Johnny Dundee
and Joe yelling. lightweIEhts. have
been signed up for a twelve-round con-
test to a decision here on March II,
The Washington times., 1918-03-05
eRIFF UNDER WEATHER.

Manager Griffith was under the
weather today and did not visit his
office in the Southern building. He
is suffering from cold. but he will
be on deck by the time his first
squad of players depart Saturday
night for Augusta
The Washington times., 1918-03-05
RocAP IS PRESIDENT.

PHILADELPHIA, March 5.-Wiu-
lam H. Racsp, sporting editor OF the
Public Ledger, has been chosen presi-
dent OF the new National 4. C,
The Washington times., 1918-03-05

PHILADELPHIA, March 5.-"Bud"
WeiserI after complaining for several
weeks, has signed with the Phillies.
The Washington times., 1918-03-05

Joe Judge, Griff's First Sacker,
Goes South With Trainer Martin
The Washington times., 1918-03-05

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SoNGS D+AT WRE POPULAR
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Der uttgariidje Yremier
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fpurfipeite heran, nls ob es bic Ell
TlGnner retten ipoIlte, tau9te 6onr
dber pl5bli9 unter, obne bab irgsnr
.Semono an Bor6 elm Wort Iagts. ct,
li6e Stunben jpdter tpurbe bic Mann,
fdaft bss Jiiderbootts gerettet. Sn.
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biloen fiarb elm WanR berIelben uni
5e9n nnbers ertrantten.
Das iiib5ftlide Srlnnb tpur6s tpG6,
renb Der lebten pier5sb1 Sag. infolgs
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T9Dere 5raier perfsbt. es uurben
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Seutide 3eitmmsen
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bes prGfiOtnten WilTon.

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0Sinftun Spencer Gbmrd5ia
Der britiffe MunitionsminiTter, fes
fiirportet in brin9eNher DeiTe,
DAP pie Ser. Staaten Sofoutsn, 70
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iein", fugt bic 3situng, .dber Elm.
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feb berbeissFiibrt perbsn. @s If b;es
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Ser polnii@e 9sremier
Igr6rterte nit Dem beutT6en aaiIei
uno feiner Regierung
Wi9tise SraHn IN 8esug ouf bus
iunge &6niarei9.

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feFpr Ru6or5epsfi, Der polntI6e pre-
nrier, tiir6igte Dor ietner abreife BON
Berlin on, 6nB er bem betitf6en aai,
fr bic bringerbften WiiufR urfes
res iungen &6nigrei6es unterbreitet1
urb nit ben bsutT6en 9eb0rben bic
sur 3eit fpi6hgifen Srogen, numents
Ii6 in geaug auf bic @etbeiIiglIng
9olens on ben unterbunblungen IN
Brett 9itppsf unb bi: girbunq elmer
polnifdgn Mrmee auf bretter nattond,
Isr 8ufts bsfproGen babe. Gr f9lug
por, bob etli9e Der briiderbitsn Regus
lationsu in 9oleu aufgebobeu iperbeu,
legte Ha1brud auf bic 0ptbtperbtgtett
Der 9etpdbrung BON Imneffis uno biss
tiltirte arrangements 5tpeds BeT9teiis
nigung Der ueberndbnrs Der @ertrols
tiros 9epartensrts bura bic
pofnfThe Regierune rnb bic Truoe Der
Grnennung bon pplniften oiplpmotis
i6en 9ertretern Bel ben frsuubli5 ges
iinnten nnb nelitrdlen Hotionen.
Cine 9ebeffe bon Wien bsfatt, buB
Der pplnifde RegenSFhaftsratb bn.
iel6ff ontam, I'm nit Der ResierlIng
su tonfsriren.
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SeifpisIIofs RdIte berrf DIT
tn 6neben

StodboIm. 10. San - Bon
ctrihiebenen pIGb<n I'M n5rbIi6en
SaDeoen ipirb cine bis iest up9 ME
srIebtt aiIts beri6ftt, Sn Mials ipeift
Der Sbtrmumetsr 7o.6 @rao unt,r BEN
Runpuntt G5obreHbsii) auf. IN Soerss
fcrs 81 @rdb unb In 6oebolsion 63.4
Grub. Dis Itbtgenannte Ssnrperotur
irirb nu@ BON Gfnmnri ssnefbet urb
IN anssrmdnnIdnb berrfdt sin. yR1lt,
bon 40 bis IS Grab uatsr ban gsulI.
punt
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True translation filed with the Post
master an, cincinnati on January IL,
1918, as - uired by the Act OF Octo-
Der 9Th, 1917.
Inter benz 8erha hte Der
espionage perhdftet.
6anforb, Gal, II. Son. = !6ier
purbe an Treitau GliIabetb @uiforf
unter benz 8erbaate, cine beutIac
Spionin gu fein, perboftet. Sn ibrem
Belize tplrbsn sfusi griefe aufriihreri'
f6en Gburatters geFunben, oeren els
ner ouf bas Sort 9rdnt m Sre1on
unb bas preItbip Don Gan Sronciseo
unb Der aroere ouf Elm mpiteriOies
g2eb BON YlGnsn fih beSiebt.
ccSll einem Der 9riefe. ben bic 8ers
baftsts, Der ppfi5ei sufolge, serrihen
bate, tpel6er ober ipteoer 5uiommerts
oeIett purbe, beibt es: raieber S9aB!
Sd babe olIes in sort gruut, Sre1on,
IN @uqenI9ein asnommen. Das gres
fibio 1T in San 15roncisco, Sal Sd
beae6e mid nun nah bem Siioel
9Idne barif6er babe th Din Dor et'
li6en Soaen 5useIarbt. Der Seinige
,9ermanpN.
cSn einem in Der Sof9e Der Ders
bofteten aefunbenen griefe heibt es:
sd nerbs bem aaifer helfeu iootel
t6 nur tdnn. Sh tpiiHf9e, bob bfe
Oeusi6en ben Belttrieg gepinnerl
DeutIdlunb iiber dIlesi'
Oie sbteiieen 9edultsn bermutben,
bar sipif9en ibrer Gefansenen unb Der
.RGbome s.. tpeIde, ben
gunbesbadn1ten in Gan 6rancisco 5u'
Folae, bic Sbdtieteit bon Gr1ns BON
S9ulenbure. Der bofefbit als ein beut'
Tder G6pn feitesboIten tuirb. bright
batte, EN- 3uIdmmenbane btiiebt.
5duIsnburas gftiDitdt fdIcB, pie
Sunbesbeonte erfIdrten, ben 9fntduf
rnb ben grfdnbt elmer HOnre Dpua'
nit nab tdnobiI6eu 9rsnsitGbteu tn
ih.
Truu Guiitorf CAB gu, bab fis S6us
snbura tannts, aber fie fugte. iie babe
IN teiner @erbinbune NIT ibm gefidns
BEN. sic fei IN SdIsspiss 6OIlfein
,ebcren uub ihre 5oinilis babe IN Ga,
Soma snpOsat.