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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-25
TWO ACRES CARRIAGES NET
PROFIT OF SEVEN HUNDRED

Waycross, Feb. 24.-Seven hundred
dollars from two acres Of cabbage
socms like big pile Ct money. but
his is the amount that DIV Morgan
n local contractor. will receive from his
two acre patch if the prices hold up,
?ad it is believed thew will as he brings
IN a wagon load nearly every day. and
he has not yet been able to supply the
local demand.
These cabbage were grown during
one CT The NEST severe winters known
in this section. consequently we need
70 further proof that it never gets
too cold to grow cabbage in south
Georgia if you know how.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-25
BRITISH STEAMSHIP CONCERNS
EARN BIG WAR DIVIDENDS

LONDAN, Jan. 30-An analysis Of
the earnings of seventy British cargo
steamship companies for last year
shows that dividends were paid aggre-
eating S13,OOO,OOO or 1925 percent on
their capital, The earnings of the
same companies in pre-war days
averaged 3.3 percent
The dividends of twenty-three lin
er companies were Ia percent on a
capital of $189 900 900.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-25

try and pigs from other kinds of re-
fuse; potash from stalks of vegetables.
Old tin cans from the city of Noting
ham are now yielding 400 tons of iron
a year, which is converted into a low
class OF steel for many purposes. One
of the triumphs of war economy has
been in the extraction and use of the
oil with which leather is dressed.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-25
Lenine, on Behalf of Central Executive
Committee of Soldiers and Sailors
Delegates, Gives Consent.

London, Feb 24-Germany's peace
terms have been accepted by Nilolai
Lenine, the Bolsheviki premier and
Leon Trotsky, foreign minister acting
for the central executive of the coviet.
This announcement is made in a Rus
sian official statement received by
wireless. 1t adds that Russia will
send delegation Immediately to
Brest-Litovsk.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-25
KAISER, MISLED, THINKS U. S. HAS ONLY SMALL FORCE
Lenine Urges Acceptance.

Petrograd, Feb. 24.-Acceptance of
the German terms, however, onerous
they may be, is urged strongly by the
Bolsheviki premier, Nikolia Leine.
He asserts the demoralized and retreat
ing army refuses absolutely to fight
and says that he will not remain in the
government on the central executive
committee of the soldiers and work
mems delegates an instant longer if
the policy of phrases obtains the
upper hand.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-25
LICENSE REGULATIONS
MODIFIED FOR PEANUTS

Washington, Feb 24.-License re-
strictions governing the peanut indus
try were modified today to permit
manufacturers and distributors of salt
ed peanuts, roasted and blanched pea
nuts and all confectiCns containing
peanuts to do business without license
Regulations governing other manufac-
turers and dealers in peanuts will CON
tinue in force.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-25
ESTHONIAN TROOPS GO
OVER TO THE GERMANS

BERLIN Feb ga regiment of
Esthonian troops has bone over to the
Germans the war office announces.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-12
COURT CONSIDERS
FIFTH WARD CASES
Motion to Quash Deutsch, Ben
nett and Other Indictments
Under Amusement

After hearing argument from william
r. Conuor. representing Ike pcutsch'
Lieutenant David Bennett and five Of
the lattcrs subordinate policemen and
Assistant District Attorney Joseph II.
Taulauc on behalf Of the Common
wealth. ON u motion to auash indict-
ments preferred against Deutsch and
the others as result of the Fifth Ward
election riotinp, Judge Martin. in
Quarter Sessions court today held
under adviscmcnt the motion and al
lowed MIR. Conner until Thursday at
noon to tile ANYTHING additional that he
may have i'm support Of his motion.
'rhc argument was technical one IN
which the defendants attorney con.
tended that there WAS no cNigency, no
threatened escape aud no necessity for
haste that called for the unusual pro-
ccediug Of having the defendants in
dictod ON district attorneys bills. lie
said the defendants had all entered Sub
,tantial bail after the hearing before
Judge Brown in the Municipal Court
that they could all easily he reached
within twenty-four hours and that they
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-12
COURT TAKES TONEI'S
PLEA UNDER AMUSEMENT
Judge Is Disposed TO Dismiss Pcti-
ton for Review of En-
emption Claim

Nashville, Tcnn.,, March i2,--A'-
though announcing in open court That
he was disposed to dismiss III" petition
of Fred Toney, star pitcher of the ttu-
cinnati Reds. for 81 review Of his cN-
emption claims before the Federal Court,
Judge Sanford, after hearing arguments
by United states District Attorney
Douglas and counsel for the drafted
pitcher announced that he would take
'he matter under advisement in this
uetition. Toney reiterate.! that mis- cN-
emptiou claims were honest; that his
rights as an American citizen had been
denied by the local and district eNcInp-
ton boards and that ne -'it he would
he of sufficient service to the country
hv remaining at home paving income
tax and pitching benefit ball games.
lie contendrd that stepfather and
mother, "A niece, sister. now deceased,
upon him for livelihood and hat they
would suffer r. he is forced to enter
the army. The petition calling for "A
writ of Certlorari Is the second OF its
kind TO be presented in the United States
Judge Sanford rebuked counsel for Toney
for their action in filing the petition
without leave of the court,
The United States District Attorney IL
praying for dismissal of the cour
declared that it seriously reflected OF
members of the local and district eNemp'
ton boards and the petition in open
court was amended so as to remove this
objection. Toney, in company with Jesse
Webb, Davidson County tax assessor
was arrested in December for conspr
acy to defeat the selectivc draft act
after he had been placed in Glass |
His trial Is docketed for the March
term of the Federal Court
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-12
EXCESS BASEBALL
TAX PERPLEXENG
Few Major League Clubs Have
Decided Upon Extra Funds
Distribution


What 90 do with the Excess ,uaggc uf
t,., ,.,p,. 80, url ,i,'..t. r,,t r,,r,,,..,.l,.
''@' '"'"'\ -"'' cents an" seventy ''N'
cents, lu' which have NOW been fixed at
.tNcufy-seyru and .gcycutv-sey,u cents.
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'S. ',,'9 ,,.,,.' II,
,''''''" ~ ''''''' '''"''' '"7''' '''''
Nh'th'r 10 pocket IN" c%Jra amount L"
meet the higher cost OF baseball or turn
p,nr tn, cyress nj, brs,l,urc as If has
. , -,
"' W. luU
',"' ,'''', w. ~ HT'.,.p H,,,.'''.
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,bc ,I',rs r.,,.. a,rrai,. '.yndn lanui,r ar
,a,,,,r,,,t. p,,,t,. n,E,r. nv. mai, mn
nGi.l,I announcements ,r uri, iu-rn-
,tnrs
In <,v yo,l. o,r, ,,, Of ,l,. ihrae
clubs haas com, 10 a decision i'm the
natior The uvuors of thr Chants have
d,t,ruired to riyo' an the brcal>age de-
rived from the sale Of twpntv-seyen and
s.ycuty-scvcn-rcnt seats to charity Of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-12
PHILADELPHIA MAN HELD
BY CHINESE BANDITS
+. j. Purcell, Engineer. and Party
Robbed-State Department
Asks China to Act

Ia,ucsr bandits have captured Edward
j. Purcell civil engineer, of this city,
according to cablcgram from PeNtn'
Purcell and his rty,iucludinE twenty
Chinese soldiers. surrendered after u
battle In the myNiucr OF llouan, where
they were en- route 90 survey tile pro-
posed Chow wEailow-S,aug Naugfu Rail-
way right Of way They were robbed OF
4 large sum of money according 10 re-
ports and lurccll aud another .cntl-
ueer-t George e. Kyle. ut 81 Paul, Mliln,
were made prisoners. News 81 INC
attack was brought back hy those WI"
escaped
The state department has requested
the chinese Government to- talk" steps
to have Purcell and kylo released ana
To- punish tho bandits, ur'prdtuE -
Washington Dispatch. \ cahlcEram mas
been sent to pcl,iu from rurr'll'H mother
and ,sicr Mrs John j. purcell aud Miss
kathryn Purcell. Of $50 NuWN twenty
seventh street, asking for Information.
The mi sing engineer vile. Who was
with Mis-. Matilda casey of ioons
burg. presumably g. m P,hiu Win ih"il
three children \ letter was receive"
from them la,t November. purcell Wh"
h. forty wears old. g. Wrli known here.
lie was formerly % construct 'n nN"i.
lutyudcw uf the M,Nirhni faN"S ana
CONSTRUCTION tuWpah'.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-12

Central Leads in
Biz Indoor Meet

out johnson. Of CeuIa. 10y a fc"
inches.
MrMulleu. Of central ilieh, was first
home iu the SSU-yard run, the 'rIlh-
spu and Gold runner beating out I"
speedy field. Tie was trail,d to the tahe
by ,;rouuquist, of Northeast; 'olNu.c'
West Philadelphia. and Thomas, SuuU,
Philadelphia. who finished second, th't"
and fourth. respectively, TINS was Ul'
first event to be decided,
Colvillc took the lead at the start aud
for three and uue-hslr lHps set the
pace. Then Grounquist sprIuted and
took the lead. When the puu was ilr'd
announcing the final lap, McMu,ien came
up rapidly from the rear. took the lead
and finished IN front hv ten yards.
Grounquist headed tolNillc 10y sis yards
The time was 2;il 10.
uuc to the large uurhrr OF cuu.t-
ments. graduatlous and the fact 'hat the
school buildings were closed for many
weeks, Germ tntuwu jlIgh Syuuol was
not Represented by team, Trades
school also failed to enter a squad
Tho absence or these two schools,
however, didn't affect the meet from AN
athletic standpoint. for the iigut tor
first hono,S was between the 'big
Three" consisting 81 central High
Sort beast ana Wet Philadelphia.
This f. the second blue Ribbon event
of the track season 60 be decided within
"A w.el nt the Second Regiment Nrno'E
tho Meudowbrook Cluh. which held IT.
games last wcvK. giving thr s'hooibuy'
permission to use their track ana stands
The great interest 100 tho meet WA'
shown by the large cN'ry list ana ih'
hundreds ur srhoolhoyS and schoolgirls
who thruugod the spacious un'r% ''"t
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-12
FULTON KNOCKS OUT
COWLER in THE FIFTH

st. Louis, No.. March l2.-Mike toi-
lins, manager of Fred Fulton, Is pegin-
ming to come to today after a serious
sinking spell. When Mike saw the
elongated frame of Fulton stretched our
on the mat, taking the count OF nine
after an unfortunate encounter win
Tom Cowler's fist. he swooned and even
the subsequent knockout Fulton hanaea
Cowler did not completely revive MN.
Fulton frankly admitted today that
he was nearer ruin in that first round
than at any time in his boxing career.
Cowler's right caught Fulton hush on
the chin few seconds after the open
ing bell and the Minnesotan fell IN a
hean in the middle of the ring. lie took
nine .zSwings of the referees arm ana
was groggy the rest of the round 1T.
Until Fulton put over a vicious rlent
10 Cower's jaw in the fifth that SEM
the husky Briton down for the full
count. Cowler had all the best OF the
fighting.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-12

all had responded when caiitd ~
appear In court as had hsppeu6(
number Of instances, There wa9r
cuse. therefore. he argued. for not
ing the prosecution to follow tn1f
course and indictments drawn and ~
sented to the Grand Jury on the rG1UI
return from Judge Brown, OF tho Il
nicipaHCourt ~
In reply. Assistant District Ate0IJ
Taulane explained that after the ~
crate hearing before Judge Brown.
ing from a week to ten days, d>
which more than 100 witnease6 ~
examined and at the conclusion OF X11
the defendants were held In ball r
structive tactics had been resorted - n
the form Of habeas corpus proceed1n<0 =
motion TO quash Judge Browns Il
turn, etc, all involving the question D
the jurisdiction Of Judge Brown t. ~
sue the warrants and conduct the hei K
ing, and II was In order to overcosne ~
such technical questions. that the Ufs,
triC. Attorney had assumed the reHuo&.
sibility of presenting his own bills ~
the action of the Grand Jury and ~
fore doing so had obtained the saflt416I
of Judge Carr, so that everything ~
done that the proceedings might be. ii
conformity with the law and had me
With the courts approval fn i y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-12
WILLARD WILL FIGHT
SOME ONE ON JULY 4
Col, Miller Gets His Signature
to Contract, Says Jackson
Vile Report
CHANCE FOR + U 1t . n

Chicago. March IL.
Jess willard in Il telegram received
here today announced that he haa sisheu
nm agreement with j. g. Miller on the
'1Ol SHOW to defend his title July I
against AN opponent not yet selected
simultaneously Mike Collins, manager
of Fred Fulton. wired from St. Louis
that willard had been asked Tor an
appointment Thursday to dlscuss
match with Fulton.
Wizards telegram said
81 have signed with Colonel j. g
Miller to box July 1. Place and "ppo-
nent' has not been selected. Details
left to Miller.
,Signed) JESS WlLLAlsp.'
The announcement by Willard that lie
had signed corroborates Millers state
ment of yesterday that he had obtained
Wizards consent to n bout July A.
Although no announcement mas pee,,
made, it is intimated that Miller VIII
construct a huge arena on his Oklahoina
ranch and stage the fight there.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-12
MIDDLE ATLANTIC A. A. u.
INDOOR MEET CALLED OFF

The Middle Atlantic \. 4, L. indoor
Championships, scheduled TO be held at
the Second Regiment Armory on Thurs-
day night. have been called OIL, due 10
ihe small number of entries sent III.
Virtually the only club to be repre-
sented was the Meadowbrook organiza-
lion and with the other clubs railing 70
send in any kind of representative llst
the officials decided to- call on the car
nival for the present. If enough Gums,
can be induced to send in classy neld
OF entries, then the officials probably VIII
stage the meet at later date.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-12
BIGGER SHIP PROGRAM
URGED ON SENATOR'S
Emergency Fleet Corporation Man
agcr Would Speed Work and
Take Small Yards

Washington. Marrh T.. Immediate
further extension of the American ship
building program, with possible Govern
mcut communicating OF a number Of
small yards, was urged before the Senate
commerce committee late today by
Charles iioH general manager Of the
Emergency Fleet Corporation.
picz urged increased facilities and
more ways at shipyardS rather than ad-
ditional yards. The Governments he
thought, might perhaps facilitate the
program by taking over certain small
yards whore work has Jagged.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-12
The Other Bouts

George Ash and Larry Williams Went.
through iN rounds of bush league fight.
ing. and at the end Williams hal what
little hunors that went with the bout
Max Williamson was too much for
Young Monroe and the bout was stopped
in the third
The wind-up was between frankie Cal
lahau and Terry McGovcru, callahan
won. 1t was a hard fight from start TO
fnish with both boys doing their best.
McGovern showed up we'll in the first
three rounds. but after that Callahan
forged to the front and won easily. Terry
was bleeding from the nose aud mouth,
and Just before the bell in tn" sixth
was foorcd when Frankie connected
with "A solid right to the Jaw.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-12
MILLER HUGGINS SEEKS
BLACKBURNE FOR YANkS
Three -Cornered Deal. Involving Hen
dryx's Transfer to Browns,
Likely TO Fail

New York, March t2.--lt Developed
today that Miller Huggius. manager ot
the laukccs. has been expecting TO get
lnliplder BlacNburnc from the Reds iu
thrcc-curucred deal involving the
transfer Of Outftld,r Tin lIcndryN 10
the Browns one National League club.
however. has refused to grant waivers
on Blackburno.
Just how IluPgius figured the Car
dtualS would let a second baSCmun slip
out Of the league hasn't been disclosed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-12
Notes of the BOlUlerS

., -. nj. ...-,...
among tho pin tossers. and some classy
hm,SiiSr contests will be Witnessed on the
local alleys during tho remainder of the
season.
re narro anu - r,"n'Sn,a cha nnInpshIn
,,a aliu tonrnrrn.. ni9bt az tbe ousltsr civ
S"!ng an,.,,e 'o,o' nt a.ao N m Dvnes and Canon
and EroN and Trucks are running I'm a lie
FOR frst honors each having won three and
p,i ,,io,s. IA hold Grst ul,rc in
L.sHstona Section a with Edouard runners.
~ ~ st",'e , - t. ihrih pi,ra hsiwesn the
pIrstns S,yartbmore and Terminal colts
r""'eS' @""''"'''o'e '''u
dustrial League. continues 70 nave clean
slate, with q percentage OF i, iuuv, Miih,lns huhs
twelve straisht samtS' ntar SuppiE H. ho,u ,
ing ny, d@pMm. @ secohu p'"'e' ""'''" "0' ''''' s'N
West Philly "speed Boys" OF the u, q. ].
League still hold fast to first place, with a
percentage over FTankford and Spring Gar
den, who are u tie for second. OF thIrty-eight
points.
Wing ole amnee n the bin scatt@rers is the Ar
| tissn three section league, Underdown hold
ins Ing down drst place q 4, NOrthWestssT1n:;
s@S tsS'h sad hssS fg' are even "sScS !" 1S os
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-12
Havana Entries for Tomorrow

First race, eliminat tion. purse three,year- r
ods and up, furlongs-Duchess or iiS-
well los: Elizabeth McNaughton, los;
,,odolita, los; Cousin Bob. ll0i Scrimmage'
i,,,ss; Bulgar, li3; Donner, 49, Massanot'
Second rnce. elimination, purse, three:
tInrlSengs-Be Lady los; spi1Ser- SI
llS; Broheck. IlO, Napper Tandy ITO; Re'
markable, III; Elizabeth Loo, III tspiz-
Nerrinktum and Shoddv coupled
Third race. elimination. purse. thrte-year-
elds and Up, special weights, . fnrlongsL
rns Kid i02; Twinkle Toes los had,sp'
rriso,wssr,, no, Paulson. III; petour' no
Fourth race three-vear r-olds and up,
Claiming. purse S4OO. ~ furlOngs-'Eliza'
nnsth H., l0i; ,Easter1 Princess, lnsi ,own
itee MNsil lo+; Kildare Boy Ill sh're
FIFTH race, three-vesr-olds end np claim
,,aes purse s400, q furlongs-'Proiectlon, 90
ishiee lO4 Doruer 10i; Algardi los
,nonnver Bey. 1885, Pajarolta II, io0i Bniser
tAsixih SAGE. three yea r-ods pnh m, eli
I. ir<t purse flnO. n f',-ongs--sMllbrcy, 100
>,,-<' X VI 'cu'. va sGsm~s ~, 1n". Is-.As
rr:srv,s l0as James o..siey. LOG; ,'ise..
lQ1 fcuflieps, io7 hriTTz, no; Edai'
IslAr,s;,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-12
Erening Ledger Decisions
OF Ring Bouts Last Night

VII 1MPiN-Irankic Callahan defeated
rrpunS Terry Mut,O,ern, six rounds, Jack
thompson scored n technical knockout
oyer tle,e Hawkins In third, Il. q.
uDOnnell had the better Of Charles MUIR
,aH' Larry Milliams Non, from Georgc
,NSn:, wax Williamson scored n technical
hhockomt over Young Monroe In third,
,,,nITIsBt RGlI-Ray PNrel defeated
biIiy Whalen. ten rounds
MfTtIO--Rocky kans,. outpojnted
Willie jackson. ten rounds
=, Bo>TON-leo touCk defeated JOHNNY
Wilson, twelve rounds
tIENEIAND-IIarry Irrb nutp,iut,d
Mike NcTigue. ten rounds
ST. tot lS-I'red Fulton stopped Tom
fowler in nftll round Of a schcduled
cight-rOund bout
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-12
Bill Against Landlord Profiteerx

Washington. harch IL. - The frat
legislative step against war profteerin4
was taken by the House today when Il
pI ssed the Johnson bill. prohibiting In
Creascs Of Washington rents. both i IN
hotels sand private property. of in0re
than 10 per cent over pre-war figures.
The vote was 22l TO t04. The bill uro-
vides that the Government may take All
above the 10 per cent increase asf,an
excess profits tax.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-12
CHET THOMAS SAYS HE'LL
NOT PLAY WITH MACKMEN

10. Angeles. March t2.--Chct Thomas,
the catcher, who was recently traded by
the Red SoX tu the Athletics. declared
laqt night that he would not play on the
Athletic team He has returned his
contract to Connie Mack.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-12

\ Junior Rcd Cross chapter. composed
of some 1900 boys has been organized
al Ciirard College under the chairman
shin OF joseph NJ. Jameson, and COM
mittcc of three. consisting Of -, NJ, Mel
choir 6. &. Faust and Dr. J. j. Null
lowney, Is TO draw up program.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-12
MRS. STEIB WINS TITLE
Detro; Woman Takes Bowling
Crown in National Tourney

Cincinnati. March IL MI, r. S''.h
of Detroit today won tho woman
singles buwliug championship "f the
world, when she rolled oJt in the SiuH'S
on lat. shit in the UOmcu's national
tUurn"! here today,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-12
O'DONNELLWIN HARD BOUT
FROM MURRAY AT THE OLYMPIA:
CALLAHAN DEFEATS MGOVERN
Gloucester Farmer Hands Beating to Pitts
burgher in Feature Act of Evening-Jack
McGuigan Referees for First Time in
Broad Street Arena
BY ROBERT w. MAXWELL

TACK MICHIGAN carried off the
d honors at the olympia last night
when he refereed the third bout Of the
evening. It was Jacks first appearance
IN the Broad street arena as the thlrd
man i'm the ring and his work was great
The audience appreciated his efforts ana
,rnlnuded every move. lie was 'he
bright shining light Of the show
This Il not a knock at the perform
.,ra or anything like that FRANKIE
raI,obon and Terry McGovern hoNcd so
yail that tho spectators began I" lSaNe
:, the end Of tie third round CleNe
ftanTI,ins ran 80 fast in his bout WIN
,acu THOMPSON that lie fell down III
,S, third and was too exhausted TO arlsc
sI,nout the aid of Il pulmotOr George
An and Larry Williams luihoeleu
,hrough six rounds to the music lu.
ptsScJ bv the critics In the sai,ery
yomng Monroe few the :. o. ;. ana tnS
son er truce was waved In the thlru
n"s Ssrter of his act with Max imam,
% and X, q. Joe 'DonneH won
,,r1 tirh. from Toughey Murray '"'
',do of that the snow was hnhlel'se'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-12
Scraps About Scrappers
BY BILL BELL~---

Joe koon~. undVr tho management Of Pop
F.ency would llk" 10 meet tn" best local
ias to 1880 pound boys, Lew Tender cN-
ceptcd.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-12

Eddie Wallace, Brooklyn lEhtwf SHIT. has
haTu signed 10 box FrHnki" Young BRITT.
in a twelve round contest i'm Boston March
10 Wallace alsp IS matched to meet Kid
Rurns the Montreal pugiltst. at Montreal
can, tomorrow night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-12

johnny TiIlman. Muggsy Taylor "tam-
piou, l. doing sUm" Hight training Tor ms
hou: with jock Malone, the hurd-hittns
Ninn"auolis boxer. in. -. Paul March ~.
They are scheduled to 20 ten rounds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-12
; Greets His Friends

Murray is It companorah'e hshtfr W,u ,I,.
uhcn I'm the ring acts like Lew Bailey
when he referees, Lew knows 80 many
neople that he is forced to Acknowledge
their salutes and shake hand with tnem
while the battlers battle. Murray Is
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-12

Harry Grcb. the Pittsburgh flash, failed to
appear for the weiEhing-in process for his
hotit with Mike MCTlgue last night. Nc
TIguc tipped the scales at lbs pounds at
8 o'clock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-12

johnny Burns has arranged five cracker
lack bouts for his weekly show Friday night
at the Cambria A. c. In the hnal bout
Young Brown the hard-hltting lightweight
from New York. Will swap punches with
Joe Welsh,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-12

Preston Brown will make his first an.
uea rance Of the wear ct the Cambria 4. 9.
Friday night He tackles Andy Rurns the
pride OF kensington. In the semiwind-up.