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cnscer n these circumstances IN CON.
parison with that Of the Britah police.
man was IN marked contrast
THEY DO THlNoe eeTrgR IN
LONDON.
1sfsrvtn6 10 the hrst case. no raxi-
cab In England in the condition OF the
one first hired would be allowed to
Dly for hire, end shouid Q defect occur
Whdis On route the hrst policeman en-
eountsred would call . halt until neces-
In che second instance the policeman
- point duty would have obtained. re-
corded and reported ali evidence rsls-
tive TO me accident. Why was this not
done b. the police ofiicer on point duty
a. the time OF this acc,dsnt7 We were
not asked . question:
with SUCH iax laws governing thns
conditions. where the policemen have
httis or no authority 70 act, q wayfarsr
10 certainly at the mercy Of chance, and
Il would seem 20 take more courage 70
ride IN New York vehicles than 10 hght
real battles, for in the latter you have
. hghtins chance ~ least.
Besides. the rntee are outragsous
You certainly cannot expect the working
man or even the moderately salarisd
man IN ride In taxicabs On your country
a. they do IN European Countries.
Therefore II must be Q mf,tionsirs's
enterprises. ! have travelled ali over the
word practically and nowhsgs % ths
conditions ssem % bad - - - nstrop-
oils Of America Aa1 ssis = not ny
hrst experience.
the smallest provinsss q England,
trancs and Germany eoued seemingly
rive your taxioab promotsrs lessons IN
the n1AteoP Of ofscfOUt service for the
6sneht Of ne pubic.
In ny future visits b New Yort I
shall b compelled 10 ri6e IN trans,
surface cars and subways. I trust your
valued paper VIII bring s6sut ehs nuoh-
needed REFORM
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e&% Mw4@'
Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co..
Broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Street.
Nothing Is More Important
Than the Bed You Sleep On
third Of your Me is spent on it, Comfort you must
get or the morning unrefrced and the whole day spoiled
People who know this make sure that their bedding
is the most comfortable hygenc and eep-prodcing possible
to get, and will be interested in this
Remarkable Sale of
Made-to-Order Hair Mattresses
beginning here tomorrow
This sale is made possible by several large purchases Of
good mattress hair at advantageous prices which their
turn made possible by large orders for enor
nous quantities Of bedding.
As all Wanamaker bedding is freshly made up to Order
these large purchases OF hair offered up
OF any style and size desired at the following prices:
Regular st. astt's'''' Regular :as s.; %:tt'''''''
nj . .s. mixture s:. s : :ss MT. Til
= s' 81; = Ss:.;: ,. disc
Regular go mattresses Regular $3.50 upholstered
r,,, n 1u ~ s,h A,s. top box spring, at $3.50
4: finished !rss Oil
pouas: one p:.. .s s.. '' ''"
All the above covered in either the odashioned blue
and white ticking fancy stripe ckngs the price,
and made in smaller sizes prices proporonate lower
Also at the Same Time Sale Of Fine, Warm
Australian Wool Blankets
More than a thousand pars-among the best blankets
made in the United States Uncommon fine light Australian
lambs WOOL such is used in the Austrian blankets
We bought these blankets at low price because there
only two sizes in quality No better opportunity
likely to this
Blankets at S52S 900 Double
ne ON Poo' bed ise long, 70xo0
Bound with hinch
bed sise. blue and yellow borders Of ell white.
80 90 blankets It V7S Extra
$3.50 Blankets At 81. Single large hse sxsO inches
bed size an bound and Seventh Building.
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4 GENERATIONS At REUNION.

Ths yfisaoea Tamay 0ross Of ~
grown @smosrs and connections Of Mrs.
Miriam X. rs4sdmsn. eishty-ons ysars
old. ana <Asae etiidrsn held family ~.
union and banquet ~ Westminster Hail
last niO0t Mrs.. friedman has twelve
chiidrsn. sixty-hvs grandchildrsa and
ssvsnty-fcur srsas-srandehiidrsu
The youngest srsat-srandchiia was
born two days ~ 90 Mr.. ED Nrs
wsinrsssh. the sa<ssr bsins the Aasshtsr
Of Mrs. Harry xsisrman. who 10 the
daughter Of Nh. Friedman. 4 WsstinS
was held IN the afternoon q Whi0h Of.
nosrs Of the assoelatien wore slsotsd.
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New Waists for the Young Girl

Frcsh white lawn shtwaists with touches of black
and white or coors OF them butoned in the back
ming white lawn with hemsttched round collar three
quarter sleeves. fsstens in front, 81.
White dotted Swiss with artificial pearl buttons. lawn
collar and cuffs made in Paris style which every one
Of our girl customers will like think. sS.
Washable crepe with embroidered collar in pink, blue and
rose shades il trimmed With pleated footing. at Is.
And other new models at o.
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SIS, was $33-Charming white
chiffon tunic suitable for . debu-
tsnte's frock. Dsintily sewn with
crystal. here and there pink. blue
and green chiffon rosebuds.
SD, was $32-Coat tunic Of
starlight blue net with crystal and
bugle embroidery.
$40, was $42-Tunic II siss4s Nss
or white chiffon with beaded 1ounce
drapery which winds about the skirt
almost TO the vaistline.
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Advance
Spring Millinery
S. to $3.50

Women going South for
January or February will find
here new. inexpensive hats of
many becoming colors and
shapas; Panama, Java, tagal.
hemp and maline hats With
numidiel and other feather IAN
tastes, ribbon or flowers.
Secnd 6oor. Old Building.
The evening world., 1913-01-06

The Bannockburn retinea. 90 called
because Of their resemblance - their
wool nsmesakes, have an attractive
shaggy appearance. % yard.
Suiting ratines that are an Amast
exact reproduction q the smsrtest
patterns in English wooden tweeds.
are ol.50 . yard.
Boucis rstins VIII b worn b. the
women who ws.ts - have eomsthilS
diifeeent ios this fabric y sscssd-
inGly difficult - weave and ecoosd-
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That Fresh Pair Of
Long White Gloves

daintily made and - nearly
perfect a. human Glill osa
make it-may be chosen in The
Wanamaker Store q follows.
l6-button length. &a.50. -
$3.50 and 94.26.
20-button length, -, >87&
el.26.
Complete sissa. correct
styles, perfected measure
ments. Main Aoor. Old Building.
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insly rather difficult to obtain. o. A.
yard.
French ratnes with broad filet Dor
dsrs arc printed In the most charm
Ing PomPsdour patterns. $3.50 and
- yard.
Rstinss woven In this country
come In oolors and (en entirely nex
idea Yin twe-tons nixtures. Thsv
give sxosllsat practical ssrvies. cid
and % . yard.
D1ldiaS.
The evening world., 1913-01-06

33S, was S55-Whits net tunic
inset with black chantilly lace in fan
patterns.
Ever 90 many more. too-whieh
over simple satin or messalins foun-
dstions will make the most ssquidAs
evening gowns.
A few Of these TUNES have bsea
slightly mussed-many othsEs srs -
be had in but one color-hsnse -
low price.
First floor, Old Bu1dlne.
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Lovely Beaded and
Embroidered TUNES
SIS to S45, were SIS to SIS

Crystal and draperes much used on evening gowns
make tunics the most desirable trimming OF the year.
These offer tomorrow Tuesday easily recognized
by the pretty sshed effects and crystal and buge bead
brodery distinctly this year patterns. Among them
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New Weaves in Ratine
For the Spring of 1918

Ratne beautiful material to be dropped after
single season. the French creating
d;stinctlv new and different patterns.
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hhSy w oSSuA Shio CS"SVh'
81 Blankets at S5.25. 900 Aus
tralian Lambs Wool filling on spool
cotton warp. Single bed size.
3S.7S Blankets at $3.50. Double
bed sise.
5000 Blankets ut S7.7S. Extra
large sise.
$3.50 Blankets at 81. Single
bed Size. silk bound and separated.
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S1l.50 Blankets at Ss.25. Double
bed sise. extra long. 70xs0 inches.
Bound with threc-inch taffeta. Pink.
blue and yellow borders or Ill white.
$3.50 Blankets at $3.50. Extra
large size. 7sxo0 inches.
Seventh Gallery. New Building.
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James McCreery & Co.
5%th Street 25rd Street
On Tuesday. January the 9TH.
Annual Sale Continued.
Household and Decorative Linens.
Satin Damask Tableclotls.

2x2 yds................l.S 30. Z.7S and $40
value 2.so. 400 and 500
sxs15 yds. 2.35. 1878 and ATS
value S.2s. 500 and 800
s1Sxs1x yds. .3.75. ATS and SIS
value 500. 800 and 200
Napkins to Match IS. 2 80 to s. so per dos.
value 2.so. SIS to ZOO
Turkish Bath Towels.-hemmed ...............
IT'S. 400 to $50 per doz.
value $50. 500 to go
Linen Huck Towels,-hemstitched .............
2.75. 3.75 to 600 per dos.
value $50. $50 to 800
Decorative Linens.
A collection Of odd pieces, including embroid-
cred and lace trimmed Scarfs, Center Pieces and
Cloths-
M15 70 'ss than former prices.
Musnh sheets and Pillow Cases. SO
Hemmed Sheets .... .45c. 55c to Csc each
value Co., roo to LOS
Hemmed Pillow Cases. Il Sc. 17c. &c. Ice co.
value 2oc 2lo. 22e end AZ
Lace Curtains and Portieres.
About u Len Than Usual Prices.
6Cfm insertion.
1925, ATS and 7.25 per pair
Lsost, Renaissance. Marie Antoinette, Cluny
and Irish Point Curtains-two and four pair lots.
ITS. 4.25 and $50 per pair
reduced from $50. $50 ana Sa.so.
Reduced from $50 to $50. 3.25 per pair
$50 70 1000. AIS
l2.so to 1000. $50 " -.
Reversible poetiefes Of silk velour and tapestry
3.75. CTS to 1875
reduced from 1000. 1890 to 2soo
Curtain Materials.
Plain and Fancy Scrim.-in lengths up to Is
yards. 1Oc per yard
formerly 2se to $50 Per yard
Imported Cretonnes,-in lengths from 8 to 10
yards. loo per yard
formerly SOC to CSC per yard
csssennss.LH les than former prices.
81 inches wide. .15c. 26c and 35c per yard
reduced from 500. SO n CSC
so inches vide. .05c. l AS and .06 per yard
reduced from 400 10 SIS
Wicker Furniture.
4 large VARSITY at reduced pgicea.
Brown Suite with imported cretoune cushions
pieces. reduced from llo.2s. $3.50
Tan Suite with imported crctonne cushions
O pieces. reduced from 1900. $500
Ivory Enamel Suite with pretty popln
cushions; pieces. reduced from 1880. $3.50
White Enamel Suite with silk Armure cushions;
pieces. reduced from lSl.2s. $500
Brown or Green Arm Chairs. ............
6.76, $50 and CTS
formerly $50, 1918 and II.yS
Brown or Green Arm Rockers ...........
8.26, 876 and 0.76
formerly Has. ll.7S and IS.2s
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Australian Wool Blankets
Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co.
broadway, Fourth Avenue, Eighth to Tenth Street

More than thousand pars-among the best blankets
made in the United States Uncommonl fine light Australian
lambs WOOL such used in the famous Austrian blankets
We bought these blankets at low price because there
only two sizes in quality No better opportunity
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James McCreeIy & Co.
SPECIAL VALUES
o. Tuesday, January the 7th.
Tanics and Trimmings.
Exceptional Values.
Beaded TUNES. ........... value 1915. 900
Beaded TUNES. ............ 1900. $40
oceooo 1unlcs .......... Ie:oo !O.0S
value CSC to LIS per yard
Rosebud Trimming =. value CSC. 65c per yard
Silk and Velvet Flowers with rhinestone centers
and tricotine leaves. value las. 05c each
Nv. B. Reduso'' Corsets.
The newest Spring models with low and me-
dunn Rusts. Made Of beautiful Fancy Broche, with
elastic cores inserted regular price 600. $50
Nv. b. Reduso" Corsets, with low and medium
busts. Made of extra quality coutil, with elastic
cores inserted. regular price 500. ZOO
New Embroideries.
All widths in matched sets Of English Eyelet
and Blind embroideries.
White and Ecru Embroidered Batiste,- edges
and insertions. 3Sc to ESQ per yard
Swiss Edges and insertions. ...............
18c to $50 per yard
Cambria Edges and insertions. ........:...
15c to 1.25 per yard
Nansook Edges and insertions. ............
15c to 1875 per yard
Embroidered Gallons on batiste and linen
15c to $50 per yard
.. An-overs and Founcings.
Embroidered o. Nainsook, Swiss. Cambria.
Linen and Batiste.
Flouncings-ls ins. wide.. 6Ooto 3.75 per yd.
s7" g.. 35cto 2.95 g" )"
as ..2.95 to 14.05
All overs IS e.. 95cto $50 {"
is" ..2.25to 6.25 :
Stamped Patterns:
20
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-04

Probably The most remarkable Jour
5ney ever made from cattarO 70 Get
.tinIe. in Montenegro. was that Of an
English billiard table. Fifty sturdy
porters we're required to carry the
table over the mountain. and q pilot
stood astride it to shout directions
As to how best get around the aEk-
ward corners.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-04

Army bayonets now form part OF
the emergency telephone outfit OF
forest rangers. used chiefly in fight
ink fires. This emergency line con-
sists OF small instruments and coil
Of fine wire. TIE wire is attached
to the nearest telephone line, the
bayonet is stuck into the moist
ground at the other end. and with
the circuit thus completed the ranger
can talk with headquarters. report
his position, and summon are fight
yers II necessary.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-04
WRONG
Impression Have Some Pee
pie of the Prohibition
Law by Mr.. Yost.

You should get copy at the Daily
Telegram ONCE and you should study
he 10 become familiar with the bill,
known as House Bill No. 8, by Mr.,
Yost. passed by the West Virginia
legislature February 10. 1913. In eff
feet July !, 1914. Extra quality pa
per. 81 x6A inches and contains
% pages Including cover. Price l5c.
No extra charge for postage.-Adver-
tisement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-04
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT-A store room In
good location for grocery store.
Will buy groceries II all new. Pre-
fer empty store room. Must have
answer by>evening Of August 5.
Address tx. W." care Telegram
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-04
CARD OF THANKS.
MIsCELLANEoUB
NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
M TONTEZUMA OIL g. GAS co.

Notice is hereby given that a meet
ing OF the stockholders of the Monte
zuna OIL & Gas Company will be held
All the law offices of Homer Strosntder.
rooms 714-7I5 OF the Con Building
in the City OF Clarksburg, Harrison
county. West Virginia, on the 11th
day of August 1913, at o'clock, p m,
for the purpose OF taking such action
as may be necessary to dissolve the
said company, and to attend to such
other business as may be brought be-
fore the meeting.
THOMAS C. WHITE, President,
Clarksburg, W. Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-04

Position as stenOgrapher
and bookkeeper, five years exper-
fence, can handle anything in my
line. Will be In the city until Sat
urday. H. s. Clayman, go Clay
street. Bell phone 5I-J.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-04

WANTED-An orderly At once. Apply
at Kessler Hospital.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-04

WANTED-TWO girls to work In res.
taurant 4O3 North Fourth street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-04

FOR RENT-TwO nicely furnished
rooms for light Housekeeping IN
81 hath and telephone. Call at 213
Mechanic street. rear of 2l4,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-04

FOR RENT-Very desirable furnished
rooms. TimberlalSe apartments. Apt;
"B." Call Sunday or evenings, 142
w. Main street. Bell phone Sl5-J.
For further information, Bell phone
576-J, care Vogue Millinery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-04

FOR RENT-DWeIIing house, i've
rooms and bath, 2O3 Oak street. In
quire Of Raymond Maxwell, 331 4.
Main street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-04

WANTED-POsltfOn by hungarian
lady, to work for family half OF each
day, will arrange hours suitable.
Address Mrs. Wig, P. K. Mines, BOX
I. House No. "a.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-04

YOUNG MAN with experience as type
list on legal work desires place
in law office where there is a chance
to learn. willing to work hard for
small compensation. Address y. A.
care Telegram office
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-04
sTTUATIoNs WANTED

WANTED-By n young German wOm-
an, general housework to do, can
talk and understand English some.
Address Helen Mills, General De-
livery, City.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-04

FOR RENT room house. with bath
and barn for two horses and wag-
on shed newly oapered and painted
throughout. located at 764 Locus
street. Apply to c. A. Sheets, 3le
Milford street, Bell phone 24e-R.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-04

FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
rooms. Use of bath and telephone
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-04
WANTED-FemaIe Help

WANTED-A dining room girl and
chambermaid. Apply at Delson
House.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-04

LOST-Friday night, a large cat, yell
low and white mixed Suitable re-
ward If returned to 407 South Sec
ond street
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-04

YANTED-TO do work by the day.
Call Bell phone 39s-W.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-04

FOR RENT-TWO furnished rooms
for light Housekeeping with use OF
bath and phone, to parties without
children Call Bell phone 316-H, or
apply at 4O4 Jarvis street.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-04
FOR SALE

HERE'S A BARGAlN-Large,
level lot in best residence sec
ton of Clarksburg for sale;
value $1,000; price reduced to
81, 300 if sold this month. ACT
Quick. Drop a card to z. o.
Box 136, or inquire at the
Daily Telegram Office.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-08-04
Classified Advertisements
Three Insertions for Is Cents
e
ufheDy tines heA

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping with use Of
bath and phone, to parties without
children. Call Bell phone 316-R, or
apply at 4O4 Jarvis street.
FOR RRNT-DWeIIing house, i've
rooms and bath, 203 Oak street In
auire Of Raymond Maxwell, 331 T..
Main street.
FOR SALE
LIME FOR SALE-To the farmer, If
you want agriculture lime, either
lump or granulated. write us for
prices, delivered to your station.
Terra Alta Lime Co, Terra Alta,
w. Va.
HERE'S A BARGAIN-Large,
level lot in best residence sec
ton of Clarksburg for sale;
value $1,000: price reduced to
81, 800 if sold this month. ACT
quick. Drop a card to Z. y.
Box 136, or inquire at the
Daily Telegram Office.
PARCEL POST MAP for Clarksburg
and Harrison county; gives zones
and rates to every part OF the q. ..
printed on good quality white card;
every family should have one; viii
save time, money and annoya nce.
price 1Oc at the Daily Telegram
once.
SNAIL FREIGHT ELEVATOR FOR
SALE; good as new; price reason
able. Inquire of Manager, Tele-
gram office.
FOR SALE OR RENT-Nine room
house, fine well and cellar, cistern'
two large porches, lot 4OX12O with
80 foot street on each end VIII sell
at a bargain, or will rent 2 unfur-
nished or or 8 furnished rooms. j.
snodgrass, Broad Oaks, Stop 8.
FOR SALE-Don't delay owning a
home on account of lack of money
We will sell you one for $500
week. See d. w. Jacobs, room %,
over Parsons-Souders Co.
FOR SALE-Tbe highest class letter
Heads, Envelopes, Bill Heads:
Statements, Cards and special ruled
forms at reasonable prices. The
Telegram Job Department
FOR SALE-Fine new dwelling, sew
en- rooms, including bath, slate roof
front and back. porches, finished In
oak, not for from court house for
$4,000 If sold within the next thirty
days. A sacrifice. Address 1o1, care
Daily Telegram.
FOR SALE-SteeI tire runabOut, cut
under. newly painted. Apply at
Adamston Drug Company.
FOR SALE-In Union Heights, No. 1,
a corner lot 401a by 1873 feet, with
room cottage and pantry good
we'll and back porch, some small
fruit trees and grapes, a good gar
den in cultivation. A bargain to
quick buyer. s. H. Mace.
PUBLIC Saturday, August 8,
at l D. m. at the front door of the
court house, a five year old more,
new rubber tire blackboard and new
harness. Terms cash G. c. Finly,
Auctioneer.
FOR SALE-At n bargain, s85 acres
of coal in Upshur county, foot
thick, railroad running through It.
See G.. n. Hinklefi Broad Oaks, w.
a.
FOR SALE-POrch swing; leather up
hoIstered seat; two for $40 If sold
at once; chains go with swings. IN
quire at 139 Jackson ST., Bell phone
S55-W.
FOR SAL-A small farm near the
county seat of Preston; one room
house, one room house and va
want lots close in at BrldseporL.
Anyious tn sell. Good reasons for
selling. Address George Peek
Clarksburg, w. Va.
WANTED-FsmsIe Help
~~~~---~~----
WANTFD-A dining room girl and
chambermaid. Apply at Deison
House.
wAyTED-A neat tidy girl who is a
good table waiter, in private board
ing house. Apply to Mrs. L b,
Thompson, Hardy apartments, SS2
Mechanic street.
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Two vacant lots on HammIH avenue
North View. SOx12O feet.
PRICE 1915
ope-third down, one and two yealA
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Real estate


one-thlrd down, one ana two year,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-19
REMARKABLE GOLF is
PLAYED BY VISITORS
Ray, Vardon and Reid All Show Marvellous Form
Americans Lead in Morning Round, but Eng
lishmen Overcome Lead in Afternoon
Photo BY Foster.

Tacoma, with ~. That made list
Of cigh, before vardon and Ray. the
two leading Enghshmen were reached
at the 10 mark. along with several
home players. including Fred Here's
hon. who led the amateur contingent.
Rag WAS nowhere as far as the top
OF tho list wac concerned, for no took
% for the round
With their hacks TO tho wall, the
Eng ltshman then began to tight, and
4 wonderful fight they made. First.
Reid came IN with IL. and went to
tho top with his total OF It7 A little
later Vardon's ~ was posted. and his
ii7 went UP beside Reds. Then came
long wait for Ray. one OF the last
TO start, and In the meantime ono AFTER
another OF the leading Americans
turned up with doleful faces. for each
and every one OF them had drifted hack
instead OF improving, McDerTnott was
49, Mcnamara was SIS. and so II went
on. With vardon and Reid in tho lead
things looked blue enough, but soon
word came IN from the ninth that
Ray had gone out in rs. and swas get
ting better every minute. Reports OF
his progress thereafter showed that
he was playing extraordinary golf. and
when his bulky figure hnany came ia
sight on the eighteenth tee. IL
The crowd. banked deep around the
home green, cav a long drive, fol-
lowed by perfect approach tina.
stopped not three feet from the cup.
1t looked as though the big English
man was going TO score n So, but that
triumph was denied him.
lie was hot and tired as he played
the shot he putted hurriediy and
Missed But there was glory enough
t., IVA NJ cd m
from a point far back in the ruck. to
third place. and only his fellow Eng
Nshmen were ahead of him.
The card OF his second round fol-
lows:
Edward Ray. England:
Out .............43 IS SIS
In .s4 "a 4-S5-7o
The national champion. Med
has l52 along with several others, and
still has a nehting chance Of catching
un.
All with scores over 1875 were
dropped and the remainder will play
thirty-sx holes more tomorrow. The
I scores of the first ten survivors fol-
! low:
/ Harry vardon, England. hrst round:
| Out 44455 4 5-39
IN 345454 3 53-36-76
| Second round:
Out .......54 4 s444 5-37
In .44544434 i-S5-72-147
| WEfred Reid. England. first round:
\ Out .5444543 4-3S
/ In .............3 8 5 4-S7-75
| Second round
! out 5-as
In 544i35 4-36-72-147
Edward Ray, England, 79-7o-149.
Herbert Strong, Inwood, 75-74-149.
i. NJ. Barnes, Tacoma. 74-76-16o.
Mcdonald Smith. Wykagyl. TIE
$50.
Francis oui1net, Woodland. 77-74--
| 15l.
George Sargent. Chevy Chase. 1916
Alex ROSS, Braeburn, 71-So-151.