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set ee eee ‘ 1 ‘ os EVERY FOOL BELIEVES THAT IT TAKES THE ROUND PART OF HORSE. HIDE TO COVER A BASEBALL. ANOTHER MADISON SQUARE GARDEN TONIGHT 1) FIGHTS - CHAMPIONS IN outs FoR RED cCRoss = Benny Leonard Homeward Bound After Helping Raise $50,000 for Army Fund. | Oomrret US, Yad tine Went ENNY LEONARD 1s on a train headed Eastward, returning | from the most interesting fiat | ing trip he ever took In his fe Benny fought four fights and boxed | one exhibition on the Pacific Coast, | and made a host of friends who will! Welcome him when be goes there again. | In all, Benny was largely instru- Mental in raising $50,000 for army | training camp eéquiy ment, James Coffroth, who gave up fight promot- | ing years ago to turn his entire at- | tention to racing at Tia Juana, took | charge of the boxing shows on the | Coast, held under the authority of| the War Department Commission on | Training Camp Activities, And he did a splendid piece of work, He} hasn't stopped yet, but will hold more | shows whenever new funds are need- ed in the Pacific Coast camps. ‘The | Anti-Boxing Law in California was uspended for this occasion, In fact if got in theory, and the Mayors and other officials in the cities where shows were held were at the ring- side and as enthusiastic over the! work of Leonard and the other box- ors as any fight-fan citizen, In San Francisco the boxing show In which Benny was chief star drew a $19,000 gate and $4,000 was donated at | the ringside, In Oakland the profits were $7,000. In Angele $9,000 was added to the soldier fund, and San Diego was right in line, Fifty thousand! That's going pretty well for a State with a population Jess than that of New York City, If New York does as weil in propor. tion when shows are held here, and if New York authorities display the sam spirit of patriotism in making tt possl- dle to hold poxruy shows for the Army Athletic Equipment Fund, under the same conditions, our boys at Upton and Spartanburg and other camps are Los Here This Year Is Beaten —. @ Yurucari Loses Fifteen| Lengths After Start,| RACING SELECTIONS. going to be outfittea as quickly an AT JAMAICA. Seely Bs Domabis: Makes It Up and Is Just| 2/2" Meter Past’ yganterver” Beaten in $3,000 Colorado) 62)°Mad'Winenei? Oe HE need for athletic equipment ar is pressing. I have many let- ters daily from soldier boys in Gifferent parts of the country asking Third eimive, Sands of Stake: Race—s tn ‘Time, Counpade for gloves, baseballs and other things By Vincent Treanor. Aa k the G Spetioannat be eYppued them ast! HE best two-year-old seen so far Sixth Wt Lord Brighton, | tho funds come tn, ‘There bas been & Chrystal Ford. splendid drive for the Red Cross. But Iam sure New Yorkers won't grudg thin season was beaten yester- day at Jamaica in the $8,000 Colorado Tiving their bit for the Army Athletic] Stakes. — His defeat emphasized his raving business. He bounded away Equipment Fund too. | superiority, strange as it may seem. War acne: tashion @ad thes | The Hed Cross takes care of the] He is Yurucarl, a black colt by Rock- | Divi, PIACUTAIY over ut the wixtocutl men when they are sick or wounded: | ton and Kennyetto, owned by John | or his rider, Fairbrother, seemed to 6S ogg ere a peee ts | 4. He finished second to Star| lose heart, and Abadane ‘came on to when they a.e well and husky and| Hampton, a shifty sort of a trick, after bee A ie Glas ak 65 taal Satay, 58 | + Jonging for some kind of sport to re-| showing a most impressive perform) out ay 1.18 1-5, Four private. watches | eve the hard grind of drilling and | ance, All things equal he could tow- | caught the winner in 25.47 and 1.12 4-5, Preparing for war, It nee to muke rope the same company if they were | Ee puts them them all fit for fighting. into. condition sands of lives Johnny MeTaggart won his first race of the season on the New York | | tracks when he got all to meet again to-day, ‘This is why we have arrived at this thou to will save they come that when grips with the Germans. it is a little | conclusion; In the Colorado, Yuru-| the second t iainny ante erat different from Red Cross work, | car) proke well enough in about third) ploy hurry up tactics this time, as he | but not in any way less important, 1 he let Elec. | Inste position and In the run down the back- | Sometimes does. THE EVENING WO peso RLD, FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1918. | BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK IT’S HARD FOR SOME FOLK TO SEE WHY A VENETIAN NEVER GETS DUST IN HIS EYES. Best Two-Year-Old Seen — “WORLD'S GREATEST After a Phenomenal Race FISTIC PROGRAMME ‘ AT GARDEN TO-NIGHT Eleven Bouts Arranged fér Red Cross, and Every One a Real Fight. TO-NIGHT’S BOXING BILL. First Bout—Jim Coffey and pe vinakys Second Hout—Frank Moran Brennan, ¢ Fou die Wallace. Fifth Bout—Willle Jackson Ale Callahan, Sixth Seventir Britton, ‘Sharkey: Keddy hth Bout—Joe Lout—Benny Bout—Ted Lewis Bout—Jett Smith Bout—Paul Doyle und Harry Third Bout—Lew Tendier and Mel ‘ooman. th Hout—Jobany Dundee and Ed~= Bout—Gunbdoat Smith and Harry and Jack yneb and Jack nor and Bat~ and Augie Battling nd Fane Copyright, 1918, by The Press Publishing Co, (The New York Evening World.) CINCINNATI, Baseball C May 24.—Augi tlonal nmission, ernment than the services of a scarcely enough players of mil produc “There are | number into other work which Government's needs as the pre win | the plac to be abandoned.’ Herrmann Doesn’t Think . New _Order Will Be Applied to Baseball, said to-day army draft regulations will not be applied to professional ball players when the War Department officials give the subject some thought. “The war tax on ball game many thousand dollars a week, which is of more value to the Gov- There are to form a single company of infantry, yet the tax on the amusement huge sums for the war chest. than four hundred ball players in the two major leagues, and many of these are well over the draft age, This being true, there would be a distinct loss in sending this small much for the If the new order should be strictly enforced, the closing of all ball parks. ust Herrmann, Chalrman he was sure that he said, couple of hundred men. itary age in the two big hi would not produce s nt war tax on the game. of the ) the new mounts to a great it would certainly It would be impossible to fill of the men in the draft age, so that the game would have . [clubs and practically all of the minor NEW WORK ORFIGHT’ ORDER ‘KILLS BASEBALL AND BOXING. + Amateur Sports Won't Be Affected Much, as Most of Their Stars Are Already in Service; Nor Will Racing Suffer From Provost Marshal Crowder’s Ruling on Men Who Come Within Draft Limit. y AN JOHNSON IN FAVOR By Alex Sullivan. | Provost Marshal General Aig OF CLOSING BALL PARKS der’ order “work or Bete eet justo tre weter,| AND OTHER AMUSEMENTS. ¢ practically all professional sports PHILADELPHIA, May %4.—Ban Johnson, President of the American League, tn discussing the new dratt regulations, was quoted last night as follow: “1 do not belleve the Governe ment has any Intention of wiping out baseball altogether, but if I had my way I would close every theatre, ball park and other places of recreation In the coum try and make the people realize that they are In the most terrible war in the history of the world.” —=$ will be killed until the end of the war, Most of the big league baseball league clubs will be put out of busl- ness because most of their stars are within the draft age. Boxing will be given a complete knockout punch, as with but few exceptions all of the country’s star boxers are within the selective draft. Itis not thought that the boxers who are now engaged at the various cantonments as instruc. tors to the soldiers will be affected as it 1s considered that they are doing essential work. Professional golf and tennts will not be much affected, as nearly all of the men now engaged in these sports are elther too young or too old to fight, that is, according to present require- ments. have to work or get Into the army. Fred Fulton, the runner-up for the heavyweight boxing title, 1s the most prominent boxer that is within the conditions of*the new ukase, Such men a4 Miske, Dempsey, Smith, Greb, belleve that the new order} in fact, every man that is taking part use the closing up of all the! in the big boxing show in the Garden country’s billiard and pool rooms, at! to-night, with the possible exception of Jack Britton, will e to putaway any rate if there should be a gen- Jeral roundup of any men found play-|his gloves. Tendler, Cline, Jackson, ing these games, especially in the af- Dund iMiths, MeGo y. the Gib- ternoons. Men who have sutfictent *, Erte, Burns, Herman, Chaney jtime to devote to these sports are| and Williams will have to quit thelty either needed in the ‘ories where| present means of livelit i. {war work 1s done or at the front| Ali of stars of the tennis game where the vital work is being carried n the service. Harold A. out | morton, William ‘T, Tilden jr. Most of the boys now engaged In tH. Bingen are the moat track and field athletics are” boys! ent of the promising players | whose only chance to exercise comes ive to svt aside their racquets, on Saturday afternoons and Sundays nrea “clube in Greater New All the rest have already gone to the ed as applying to front, with the exception o. the boys is construed as applying. te fows in the colleges and echools who | hacebatt pplying | are not elix ants—-George Burns, 29: Walter j“"put tt is boxing and baseball that] Hoike, Lew MeCarty, 30; BM are the hardest hit. If no exception ten, Joo Wilholt, 25: Rube is made the ball parks will all have| Benton WD. Perritt, 26: Ferd. tu close by July 4, as 80 per cent. of | Sehupp. | Fred the men now engaged In te sport are| Anderson and Ceclt Causey. Bia roan erat Fs 1 ugh ‘The horse racing sport ix nc i Pratt, 28: fected, as most of the owners, train- Caldwell, 30 ers and stable employees are not f { Dimer fove gistrants, while the jockeys am Lamar, kK. Aaron of veo! oo # rd, Wilson Fewster, J. 1. Hannah, | fr not of age or too small rina Huet "and hyn pins—Simms: tolinaton, It is the professional sports, though, | wtilier, 28; HL. Myer, 2: Zach Nineue that will suffe the new order not} 30 chard = Marquard, 2° Oliver striking the amateurs to any alarm-| O'Mara, James Hickman, Raymond ng degree. Schmandt,. Mack Whe Burletgh Grimes and Otto i r. ‘The Glants thus To. the Yankees sixteen eleven, | All_the stars of the diamond, such 1s Speaker, Cobb, Kauff, Bisle Hornsby, Thornmanion and Ruth, will eleven players, and the Robing* That many an elther called off or the gate re injured by the manager of demanding that the referee | must officiate in the contest, again shown In the recent we weight championship batt 1 Lewis, holder of the title, and Johnny Tillman of St. Paul, at the Columbine A. C. of Denver, Col. A rrding to G Engel, manager Tillman, Jimmy Johnston brought |), along Billy Roche with him to Den- | tearyweignt of Philadelshie. oho | Yer knd stated that unless F ret- lia “Puity Ther sath poly Me Nyest ereed the bout, he would not let Lewis | ‘be Cambria & A, of Philadelphia, box. This announcement hurt the at- |tendance to such an extent, sa! | engel, that the receipts dropped from & sure $6,000 gate to that of a little over $3,600. Lewis received $1,166.55, while Tillman drew down $1,003.45, bout ipts a fighter wanted as ter- between important If the managers terweight, ata Tad Is to post & ~ ot the Armory ALA Tueeday evening, June tt of Poston and be will alga Another forwign hearrweight wit] have a chanae to-night to nino a naine for himself or be reganted asa "dub." ‘The battler is Oscar Am Jerson, the champion of Denmark. Andemon will Jno Thomieoa, the good colored ¢ org Johney Dundee, John Carraro to hie family, verday apotied to United States Examiner ame F. Hyaa in the Bronx Supreme Court for final paper of citizenshio, Dundes, mow twenty-five years old. came to this country with ‘ig parenta when he was three youm old, Hie asi “ 5 stretch to the far turn, seemed to have | tion have pretty much his own way — HARLEY MURRAY, for the i. y nitial application for citizesshio wae made fm no trouble keeping his position, Our|in the early running, He lay in a . Clay Turner, the ot ot erie 1915, i C Giecniterry A.C. of uttaio| 2 taken “of him. at this| contending position very" patienuy|,,78*, Digest boxing card ever) PLENTY TO SPARE. hearelent nce two. more, important boue for [fi ‘ldasebio wath "alte ane “Mas mein 8 has offered to give a boxing | point for a fraction of w second to scan | and never made a move until nearing Staged anywhere in the world will} A dounder named Offona Tayr whieh be started uaining at Billy Grupo’s gym |of application, wr SA the time show for the Army Athletic Equtp- | the positions of tho trailors, but before | the stretch turn. n he took Elec-}be decided to-night in Madison} Had complied with his draft questionnaire; peta. tester, Bip fis wil be wih Battling dank Wand, ta ail aued.ecme sine wes ince aturD te od ac he, makers Hone ound ne ro sunnier and Square Garden, Every bout ts guar-| But his daily enjoyment Laevineky for 4 rounds at the Seve Boll A. ©, Shining that Pete Terman, the bentamweight boxers to volunteer for his show, and | He was knocked back quicker than it | stretch was reached, wae’ In anteed to be a real fight, although| Of useless employment LD anpatergeh Dee eee tae (ane ata bali longer make the bantamweight ud doubt some of the best in the | takes to tell it, off his stride next to] All Johnny had to do then w every one of the principals is do- Will give him @ spree Over There. tridgy, “Meme for Wwelve rocnte ah Pittsfield, | cttw tentene are toy lanme ated I country will be on hand to give their|jast. In a Jiffy he had lost some fif-| hunching to retain the lead, nating his services absolutely free. | Mews.” of June 8. "Valtin. ‘Thay ere Dish Leena a Ene service he boxers are fortunate | teen lengths was apparently out} ft Mhiie axe waren boues ons tHe peoe Being located at Washington, It is easy to see why the Government — N, ¥,, who stopped Johnny Bite ta tage Sea in having something to give that 18] of the running, "Jockey Kelsey didnt| pPreadie Schwede has b ae e classifies baseball as useless employment ‘Those two fast bantems, Joe tonch of th'8| Qo4 fal Moore of Memotia, eto mee ee even betler than mo: Our sol-| give up, howe Ho got the colt| winning woveral Parte ier stGae, (© ]sramine and they bring togethor all) + ty and AI Shubert of New Bedford. Mass, were | Over Ertle at Baltimore Latin jo Sacto diers will appreciate the athletic | back in his stride and set sail for the |Aiways pursued by hard Inch: vege [Of the best men in all the classes, res Pa matched to-day to meet tn one of the fire Uwels® | to. fight “Herman ten rounds at’ New eae goods bought with boxers’ earnings. | bunch in front, He made up the fif-ltorday {twas Different “ees, the} Messrs, Humphreys and Harvey lerhaps one of the reasene why some regard baseball ae u round boute to be staged at the Riveraide A» C. | May 27, + Her Ovens The Guevusberry A. U. ts the bea: | teen lengths almost as fast av he had | Casco Mtable's starter in the Com [have been working like Trojans ever| Seeubation le because an ordinary player can de ten hours’ work in twe jc New Haren, Cons, on June 10 ae boring club. In Now York’ State, “it | lost them ahd came down the stretch |cateo Mtable’s atarter in the Colo-|have been working Jans and call it a day. tempts have been wade to bare | Ae the New Jemey Sportsmen's Club of Wess has @ membership made up of the| two jumps to one of everything | Fain wpuich nearly won for him. Dit. |since William Fox announced that Jit waa tot until they received the fiatteriug offer |hawlen N. J. tus tauie, toon ‘use : moat responsible citizens of Buffale, | He passed everything but Star Hamp-| sure was running fast at the end and intended to conduct a boxing BASEBALL, BOXING AND GOLF ARE HATCHING GOLDEN | !tom Matchmaker Keina of the abore club tht) getting tlcenee to hold boring shows at Hawke many of whom are city and State ten as it pay wi re eens the | landed in third place show as part of his big Red Cross} EGGS FOR THE GOVERNMENT IN SPITE OF THE HANDICAP. |‘? “#6 4 wt Academy, Frankie Burne, the ofdloials, and its bouts Are run te *lfeader with every stride. Had the| aan Drive, Th ave been besieged | OF $1,000,000,000 AEROPLANES, Vio Moran, the New Orleans iixhtweigit, ts ed of Bo beer haa rae Wr ay that is cntivety within the Tier wih Aveeas Relea cataeanee | oe wyke 4 rai with offers from all of the country's | ae ee working hard at Grapo’s Grm for his elatt-round | the club bad arranged eis’ wees —¥ | a rae ane ww loft he would have won by himself in|#¢480n, very much different than he|best boxers, Not only have the mod- bout with Frankie Callabau, ibe Brovsisu cred. | and Lynch will box at some otis jets NO | WY ABBARY Nee 8 1h St n8P oe ene bala iranian ae it|was last year, His finish on Nominee [ern stirs volunteered, but the old- SPLITTING HAIRS. tt the onening chow of the Armory A, A, at} Dex at some eter Jermy chim poring club: ey will BO} Vas star scored a lucky win n the fifth race was a wonder,|Ume stars have been anxious to do The nabdods of the Governme Jersey City Monday nigbt, Moran defeated Cal-! Sammy Harcis of Baltimore bs doubt be ready to do their bit] NarsHampton, was» Deaten in tis] Poacher seened to have the ruce won| their bit, but ewing to the lenxthy Woeenetine utenth Helene Iaben on potnte in ten rounde at Hamels Juir| yep of Uis tires ten, round henna tn mae -year-old stable | aNd tucked away when Lyke pulled! programme their services hi ¢ Hon, p16, and bo hoves to repeat the verformance, | pacts to lin, san bee a oS and they all need athietic equipment. |e eee Ao inay be taken as| overland Poute in pursuit of those in| sharp. At 6.80 the band from the . Were eo anxious to box at the big busing show to be | Usltigore Dundee in a return huttle ond Macken Now that boxing is making @ fresh| further evidence that Star Hampton's|front of him. At the sixteenth pole| battleship Heeruit will render a Our idea of wartime efficiency is to sentence baseball pitchers held for the Rai Cross Fund at Madison Square | Dunn of Harlem will go against Ste start in New Jersey, atter so many] victory in sterday'’s Colorado was | be had re ached second pluce and was|lections, At 7 the concert programme, the shipyards when most of them never could make a ball float, janien to-night that he will go to the Garde | the fast litte Hyltimore ulet years, the oter can show| just a matter of better racing luck, | con « with grout strides, He caught! will begin, Gus Edwards and twenty - and offer to meet any bantam or feathers bt a y promoters cal H terday |Poacher a few Jumps from t) | 1 il Charley Hi Joe Hamob she people what & guod thing boxing | Yurucar! started once before Yomennay | Ana ‘cent in front by a furrow marmin|Crose somes, aime, Kadoriny Wwite ot, Boaeball tends to make healthy men and, tnetdently, women; ‘it «so fer eiiling to" put Mis aguiost,” Sanere ay ov? SPORTING. army. Not a box Th er ne) may be a hard luck horse, but ne|the rest of the way. Many amonglan Italian army officer, and Edna| gives Uncle Sam the chance to fumigate his mind for two hours every | ine chance to box Joe Linch or Jack Hharker, | aan hold back when his 2 to certainly can run. | the crowd thought Kurnmer was taken | Joyce, a Chicago society woman, will | afternoon, ea a es ae ae “i aergre Jack Joyner has proved hia abiiity |iumient al oad horse to Btalt aft | Ce ace leader one ita ane Baseball annually keeps about 15,000,000 men in fine physical con- |-\\? fr the tosing guine Hiss fe aromouny on 1AT will be a great card at the ee & pores, tr iners He "Bow S178 ae tuetenne e ‘0 stall off | Bert Rule I render the laneal song * dition; drudgery keeps double that many out of condition, Arthur Pelky, the hearyweights, for the next Sa slin abn Imagine any the distinction of having trained a y he Coffe ‘cole! pala aang Bala, lee eerie oe ae a M 0 to 1 shot into a 1 to 2 chance in a | opular song hit 2 a ‘HE 3 $ wal eine. Ora putting on u| 22,t2.2 De BS 18 F cna onl fOnip MODARRAT rode tle geoond |OkT BPetlone anare ine boning made JUDGING FROM THE MORALE OF THE AMBRICAN ARMY, |Citber Jack Ration or Joonny Griftiths of Akron To orrow show with such a t list of star! atmine trainers. Last time Abadane | winner of the day when he closed lke |gramme opens.. The only break will] BASHBALL 18 ABOUT AS USELESS AS TWO HANDS IN A DEAF’ | 0.. on June 16, Bots canusls ill be tare twelity “ perfornie's. Li Would be Like shing | started he was of the write your own | flash through the streseh on Fairy come when cartoons by Ripley, Tad,| AND DUMB ASYLUM, Pieri par hg ona MoCorm aE Licket variety as far as the odde were Fringe tn e lant race, Ie wae along |Kdgren, Goldberg and Igoo will be | — sad Se a wit v ty olar on (He) concerned, and he won by himself, | Just in time hile Tom StrMey was|auctioned and Hon, Alfred 2, Smith, Irie Pateey Cline, the crack local lightweight, erty Wid & soue oC vier La] He nade his second appearance yes-| naturally pleased with the result, and|Prestdent of the Hoard of Aldermen, THERE AT THE FINISH. cui, rete Cin, Gs sesh ienel eneieahs LONG ISLAND Shin ‘Cocsey und Baiting Levinuky,) ferday aud he wan a ito 2 chance particularly with Johnny's ride, {he | wil saya ood word for the boxing “What would you like to say, my boy?” fin, Mo,, to-night, He will go sgalust Harvey | fateh BEACH HANDICAP Johnny Luadee and Luuie Walluce,| He won of course, but only alter nie |coit's cl uaraatio about | the | game, The army surgeon uttere Thon, the Kansss City fignter, for tnelve | IFORNIA HANDICAP of the mout enthusiastic rides Frankie |colt's chances before the race, ¥ sry | —_ ae ye ny et a . us ad ae og a rg Pi i Bary ich and Gusvoat aiaith,| flohinsan haw Dut up in many a day. [Prince Iyaaon of Olambalu and Clann! — ygent Wariem Dates for 1018 Wete-who's leadin’ tn thsthe dig teagues now? rouia, Clive was to bare foasit Thome in be HH and Four Other (ood Races ber eony Voural;| Nutcracker had been clinging | to} Slipper and is about the smallest | Sed ers hea alll The dying soldier stuttered, ra eg heretical ee BEGINNING AT 2.30. p. o Jeti Binith, Abadane too Closely for the comfort) thing in racing. © is so narrow. | potty FB Packt Chnb’ - h t ° SPECIAL Lew s Jack “Britton, Harr aa 00 4 re ne tp ate i | Rochelly Yacht Club, duly 4. | hand tn that fight the contest had to be called (Ml seyy iQ eClAl Bieee aiid Vail Dosis, Jacks Bharkay| Pecan SRORTR OF MOVER eres, All| Recwed THAT) WOR Nard 10 Ret Raade) — Grisata Zacne Cub Tuy ae The easiest kind of pitching to hit 1s what the other fellow thinks 1s | oft Wiha ver also Seno Larnah Law idier and Mei) to have him beaten and Robinson had | - Horseshow Harbor Yacht Glub, | best for himself. As 4 ditterence of aly F100 stood tn the way! Vain un to tant O0w And e Ww be to resort to the whip. He didn't ape] ‘The sixth race was just a scramble Aug. a —— of the proposed match between Joe Lynch of thie | reached by Trolinva oo rh . Us SUInve) ply ft in wha om » x fashion as!with the chances of many a well eu uenat Tacht s tu, A ae Benny Leonard ought to go to werk on @ cheese f pal he senld iy i nd Plcigit fee Send Cr Grand Mant, Bi, ay Alea, 81.65, 00, { Upion ihaval gome jockeys do, but Just let the colt! meant good thing ruined te No championships é ema $50,000 le of weeks, | tameeight, Matt Hinkel, te fight promoter of a ar Tax, pojur |have it-one crack at a time, timing|atter the barrier went Up. Ghenman| {e%che Teche Racine Association make forthe Army Fund en the Coast w Oe In 9 enyple oF wi Cleveland, to-day agreed to give Lynch the #500 4 the application with the stride of his| one of the ws, flashed ront —<———- be demanded for the match id the boye will ae bu pulght, They| mount. The first time Abadanel ter ce while, but Frank Blanton: ‘wesseel Tear ane Rea A number of boxers will engage in useless occupation at Madison | iti ten rounds at the Cleveland Baseball Park “DECORATE wan't f thea oD! seemed to resent the punishment, but | Chatter and. Dancing Carnival had pecs ea Cleveland Pole Grounds” gam, ; caunre Garden to-night, They can only make some permone part with | os Map 0, Hinkel only offered Lynch $400 and 4, 00H y WER Be conn © a any sed Hifi to his jirtle racing chances at any time, B0e.—Advt. ' 960 for a sitting at tho Red Cross Show. , Bhs manager held out #00, New York: Abrabam ' . - , po tt en enti 7 ?