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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1915-07-24

Ordered by the District Court of the United
States for the District of Maryland this 1st
day of July. 1915. that MATTHEW c. FEN
TON, FREDERICK J. SINGLEY and GEORGE
WINSHIP TAYLOR. the receivers in the
having claims against the Northeast Mining
and Milling Company to file their claims, pro-
perly authenticated, with the Clerk of the
District Court of the United States for the
of October, 1915. by causing copy of this
order to be published in one daily newspaper
in the City of Baltimore twice a week for
three successive weeks and one weekly news
paper published in Cecil County, Maryland.
for three weeks, said publications to be made
before the 31st day of July, 1915
JOHN c. ROSE,
Judge of the District Court of the United
States for the District of Maryland.
II july-3ts'
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Annual Meeting

lhe Fortietn Annual Meeting of the Farm
ers & Mechanics Mutual Insurance Associa-
ton oil Cecil County, will be held At Zion, IN
On Saturtl: >, July II, 1915, Mt 2 o'clock P. NJ.
A new Ac: of Incorporation vii! be adopt d
1t this meet ny.
E. D. CARHART,
"a july-2t+ Secretary
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FOR SALE-Having sold my farm, will
sell Lumber thereon at a bargain, consisting
of lot of 2x4's and Pinch plank
F. H. THOMPSON,
29may-tfs North East Nd
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FOR SALE--Late seed potatoes, recommend
ed by Experimental Station. For price and
particulars. apply to M. HERBERT PAUL.
1iutf" Elkton, Nd.
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FOR SALE Burns Top Buggy: good ar
new. No USE for same. Apply to
3jr,-tf* GEORGE B. CON2EY.
Chesapeake City, Nd.
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The annual meeting OF the members of the
Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Cecil
County will be held at the office of the Com
pIny on
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1915-07-24
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF MARY
LAND, IN EQUITY William H. Orem,
Matthew C. Fenton. Leroy Oldham and Alfred
C. Thompson VS.. North East Mining and Mill
ing Company a corporation.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--7 IL Horse Power Gasoline
Engine. In frstel.-ss condition. VIII be sold
reasonably. For information apply to The
Home ,ifg Light Power Co..
II juiy-t:' Elkton, Md.
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ROBERT c. THACKERY, Solicitor.
0rderof Publication
William McMullin, Jr.,
VS..
Alice l.. McMullin.

In the Circuit Court for Cecil County.
No. 3246, Equity.
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Trustees Sale
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate
n frame Dwelling House

situated on the West side of Bridge street,
in the said Town of Elkton, having a 'front.'
age on said Bridge street of forty feet and a
depth of One Hundred and Sixty Feet being
that lot of land of which Ann Goldsborough.
late of said Cecil County, aforesaid. died
seized and possessed. and being all that land
which was conveyed unto the said Ann Colds
borough by John S. Rossell and wife. by deed
dated November L. 1887, and recorded among
the Land Records of Cecil County aforesaid
in Liber ]. A. D., No. 10, folio 81, excepting
a lot of land conveyed therefrom by the said
Ann Goldsborough to John C. Wilson, by deed
dated October 5. 1894. and recorded as afore-
said in Liber j. T. G., No 5, folio 534, the
lot herein advertised being lot No. plat
of lands of Adelaide c. Maffitt, recorded as
aforesaid. in Liber J. A. D.. No 10. folio $50.
TERMS OF SALE-One-t third of the pur-
chase money shall be paid in cash on the day
of sale. and the balance within six months
thereafter, said balance to bear interest from
the day of sale until paid Costs of convey
ance to be paid by the purchaser.
CHARLES B. FINLEY, Jr.,
Daniel H. Garrett, auctioneer. Trustee.
10 july-4t*
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Saturday, August eth, 1915,

at ~ O'Clock Noon, at which time an election
for nine managers to serve one year, will be
held and one years interest on all premium
notes VIII be due AMI payable.
Please bring your card with you and pay
premium due.
WILLIAM S. EVANS.
J. NJ. Tucker, Pres dent
Secretary and Treasurer. l7iuy-3t+
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FISH FOR SALE

Prime Cut Salt Herring a $3.50 per Dbl.
Prime Cut Salt Herring a 1925 per u Dbl.
Prime Cut Salt Herring a s175 per IL Dbl.
Prime Cut Salt Herring q $ 80 per * Dbl.
H. L. HARVEY, North East, Md.
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NOTICE
of Names of Judges and
clerks of Election Appoint
ed for Cecil County for the
Year 1915.

In compliance with Article SO of the
Code of Public General Laws of Mary
land, titled Elections. notice is here
by given of the names of the Judges
and Clerks of Election appointed by
the Board of Supervisors of Election
of Cecil County to serve for the year
1915.
The residence of each. the precincts
and districts in which each official is
to serve, and the political party which
each represents is given below.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1915-07-24

and the treatment OF sand and micaeeous sand
located at North East, Cecil County Mary
privileges and good will, with the exception of
accounts receivable. including Buildings, ma
chinery, tools. equipment, office equipment,
supplies, the said machinery being more parti-
cularly itemiZed as follows
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MONDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1875

AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON. as an entir-
ETY., all that valuable
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8rnnoeisenfums. Hebertragunsen.

George uno Sruu 2ouiin 8elsar6t an
go Us. urb Bertbolo gbensberger, 1S(
Ider 2mnb; $500.
8. q. WcgsfiG Ii. q. an 8. 81. Ilefer
@rnnofiif an Der Wiontana Ctr; 81
II. q.
9ilbn 8. @noree an 2ouiie 6. gairb
8rnnoitiId an Der 2nmar Ctr; $500.
q. 8ebersborf an Marb Bebersborf
@runoftiif an Der Ntlnnta Ctr, Sar.
lanbnIe; ST Ii. 81.
Soiepb uno Catherine Blod an cSur
fins @ailer, @run6ffif an Der Sones
Mbe.; $4,000.
q. 8alter an S. 81. gambIe, gruno=
ftiif in Sontholme; $ffO0.
g. g. Srifb an S. Wn1tn1, @runbs
ifiif in Qneensboro Ylace; $3.50.
S. S. Nabfnd, S. %. &elbmn liiif
g. g. Garcia an g6fpar6 Gtein, @rnnb-
it'd in Der Sppenbeirner Gubbibiiion;
$3.50.
81. 8. @aiisan an 90. 6. SrieoriG.
Grunoftiid in greftbome; $500.
SO. 6. Sriebrih an Marp g. @eife,
@rlinoifiif in greitbolme; $500.
Senrt GngeIifein an 8. 90. Rcaeij,
@rlruoifiid in 2os Ingefeg 8eigbts
$1,000.
Crib Gdmalfofe an MSnld Sdmafe
fofe. 1853 Mfer 2an6; ST II. 81.
! @arfer 9. Beraitrom II. q. an Sole
..rbine gergfrum, @nteil an Dem Gigeilz
tltm feiues Waters 2ouis Bergfrum
81 II. 81.
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LckdIeS.
Der Mrbeiter-Saa

fDltroe am Wfontag in ibliber @eiie
fef lhonitem 8etter gefeiert. Cine
letdte 8riie, oie am @orl1ittaa Cit
seste, erleidjterte BEN TauienoetL Die
am unla1tg teilnabmen oos MarlGie,
rem utlo geitattete Den aberntols
Sanienoen, Die Die Seitenipeae eiiI-
fdBterl, UNI ole GaraSe ait ieben, se-
oltl6ig m%ls5ubarren, lis MGes bor-
a'ber mar. IGe Mrbeiter : llnio,ien
ipare1 pertreten; piele erl6ienen III
e~leibmaBigem In5ng ODER nit qlei-
shen Borapbernalien, es berrIhte
groBe Dronung unb Oas @anse lie
ferts elm iiberli1tIides 9iIO oes
rIeligel Mr6eiter : 8eeres ser 5tart.
llebrigens eritredt iid oasielbe nidt
aaein auf Die llnionen, oettt tper,
Der bier elm @eiddft betreibt, lid,
elmer gelhdftiitng bingiebt ser
Ir5t Der 9opofat, Der aaufntatlt,
Der @efDerbtreibenoe, lit nidt Elm
Arbeiter2 MIs @roBmaridaa fun-
gierte Biliam Sin NIT S. 9. Noro-
9ailS gno Soc Gbarpentier als MIIi.
sterfen fir ben in orei Dipiiionen
eingeteilten 31g. Ser iidk nod6an,
er iid. oird Ole SauptItraBen Be-
anegt-alflofte. Mm Nabmittoq mar
oer~Gypoiitions Earf geitedt poI(.
Eject ouDerneur Sobbp un6 Seuo-
tor See unS einige Mn0ere hieIten
Neoen. giee : @oupernelr Sobtn
ttellte fir anterifa un6 ipe5ieI fir
eras nod Dem eltropdijden 9rieee
0ie glan5enoite 3uflrnft III Musfift,
Ote oaS Sano lie gehabt bat. Gos
Sdlagfport: uMaoe in @ermanp",
Apliroe ourd yWiaoe lit Mmerifa"
er1eet tperoen Sloultrie, Sanhel,
ssnroel, gerfebr fpiir6en bliiben uuo
eIne oagemeine @oIbobenheit fid &c.
1lerfbdr MAIDEN. giner Ser Meolter
toar Mattheu @on BON NbiIooe[-
pho, GraiioentS Ser .SnternationaI
asboto Gngropers' Union. gie Wtu-
ititipal aapeue ipieIte fIeibiq, fir
re~rldieoenen Sport tparen Greiie
es ipliroe getanSt unol
onoere @eluitieungen uaren iln
Watge. Maes berIief in idonIien
@ormonie. Gie Gtaot mar Bis oe
gen Nbeno ME aiisgeftorfen. MGcl
l3eId1fe bntten .qeidIoi5en,
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Warft.Beriht
1anmmoGe.

Sm Mntouio, 81 Gents.
Wulpeifun, geftern, feline gorfe.
gpttonfamen .yroouftr.
aan &HtouI0. Ger, Z. Gept. -f915
Yrinp Grube Cotton Seeo Oh. 81
Gents Der @aIIone
Nep Yurf, Z. Sept. - Sput 1919
nno $685.; Geptember, 1888 urn
$780, gftuher. $3.50 uro $3.50; Mpz
BENDER, $3.50 INTO 1886; 9e5ember,
S5.94 nno $5.95, Saniar, $6.05 INFO
$500; Scbrrar, $6.10 uno S6.1S;
gedr5. 1913 uHo 1920.
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5eras.
Die in CORPUS Ghri

~S III SolPuS 9UlIl UUl
Sem 8unoesgeribt in oe1 @oblfGl.
len M~ngeflagten lino: Slug. l1eblill.
ger, Gountp-Glerf; 90. 8. 8rigbt
Sberiff; Soiepb 8lunser, County.
Mlieiior; So 81. Sliber, County Sol
leftor; See &iess, @onitabler; Sobn
WfcNanigle, 8eputp-& onliabler; 6,
9. @ooOe Deputy II &on5tabIer
1lauoe Sopler, Bolioeidef; Guilell
Sapage, StaotlMnmalt; Biu 8rielt-
IL, S. 80. Sobnion nno See 8ebel,
Staotpoli5iiten; Dennis &enp, Mfar-
tin aellp nn0 Sames aelp, 5obnc
Don Dennis 9elp; S5omas 9
Sontbgate; Com g. Dunn, friibcrer
Staotiefretar, Serrp Stepens, Gouf-
marfl; IS. 8. 8na, @~eiddftsmann
80. Gaitle6errp, friiberer &onitabler
@m. S. Goop, County ngelteater
gmos Hoarf, &anbbeliber;; @m. 8.
9lunber, Gan6beiiber; Soc 9pnllep,
|8erfdufer; 81. 2aminger, @elddft3-
mann; Mife Nilano II. SSH. 8etel,
friibere Staotpoli5iften; 81. g. Moore,
@oriteber Der Negeribule; Soc COTE
man, San Brand. Sranf See ulio
go. Chapman, Neger, uno Sic. Meei-
faAer: Ingel @l~itierre5, Sltan @o(-
ban, &eial @alpan, Eomos @oSaao,
Salinas, Hebra5o uno Gorfirio Oar
ga.
3wii6en Snn Mnrcos ufto Ar-
Tin lit elm gutomobiloienit einge-
riftet moroen, Ser bis Son @ntonio
ausseoebnt meroen foa, iobolo Sic
meme ToititraBe bollenoet lit.
Inf Dem Seimmege BON 8ren=
lom nah ieiner Snrm BET @iaialn
Benn. finn 4ueuit Sbonemaltl1 alt
ieinem CODE. or fnbr auf ieinem
@agen in gegleitung zines GeserS,
nls es an elmer idaobaften SteIe
oes Weges einen plobIihen Mitd
CAB, Der ben Neger 5iuildeat oie
Rttlut uilp ODultelltulttl 81 SpUeIl
iparf. Sn 5olee oes StoBes rutidte
elm iffperes Sob bonn @ageit uno
traf Sfoenemann i'm Naden, Sen
piiaen6lidliden 600 oes Monnes per-
6eifibreno.
S1t geIlbile itarb gnn5 pIosfth
6rau Bertha Suffer inn NIter bon
Sabren. sic fam NIT ibren CT
tern nod gerns, dig Mnitin County
taft nod @ilonis mar. SIR Ma.r,
s. Miler, ging ibr Dor 5ipanSig Sab
rem i'm 9o6e boraus.
sluf elmer automobilfobrt Don
Neu-g rulrnfeIs nod Smitbions gal-
lit Otto ariidemeper idiper bcr-
[ett moroen.
Su guftin ftarb 8. 6. Mitlhfe
1ah flirsem GrnnfenInger.
g. So. 1tefert itarb ir gleblirie
M Sitter bon 90 Sabren.
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& o 6esfaIIe
8eites Del 1rn0 @aioIin erh6lt
man por Der SIimp Oil &c., 400
S~ft.gommeree Ctr. Reues Eel. Era.
big 1852.
am Sonutao rannte ser am,

am Sonntag rannte Der ameri
fanilde Tlottenoompfer ySnpplg"
nit ben ltnterieebooten 81, .6-2r
uno .6-3" suiammen uno madte alle
orei betriebsunf1big. aus Dem ua-
terseeaueenen uno mieoer gebobencn
llnterieeboot u6-4" bat mon iett IS
Seihen berausgebolt. Ser 3uiarr,
menitoB oes SlottenoampferS NIT Den
orei ltnterieebooten II. Die l~lnbroltd)-
barmodylng BON alien oreien lit Elm
geraoe5u nnerbortes 8orfommniS
cas- nid}t MIR fir Die llnbroufborfeit
Der v6"-goote, ionoern auh fir Die
Minoermertigfeit ntieres 5lottenper.
ionals elm 0epeis lit. 9isber Be-
ole Ginfiibrirna Der Brobibition IL
Der Ilotte onrh Marine : Minilicl
Ganiels nod nift betpieier, oaB III
bon irgeno einem Wert lei; I'M @e
renteil bas MenIhenmateriol III oel
| GIotte fdeint beitte Ihledter ufio ne
niger leiihtngsfdbig 81 iein, als j
! onpor.
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SIN 3udtballs gu Solicit, So,
bette Der u8aroen" am Mrbeitertaa
eillen 5auitfampf sur l1nterboltung
Der Strdflinge arrangiert. Mls ser
Gonpernellr oapon horte, telegra-
t'biefte err entriiitet, 0aB bie ltnpoIien-
De geranitaltung nift ltottfinoer
oiirfe, iein gelegramm fam aber All
ipat. Die Sauitfdmpfer botten i'd,
fereits perbaaen ltno oie Straflingc
batten fi9 foitli6 amniiert.
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SIN sbeater.

Satin (im Ebeater, boripurfs-
polD: .rDen san5en porieen SIT bolt
Oh geidlafenl"
Wann:: v9u fannit mir ia nad)-
Der eroablen, mas auf Ser giibnc
borging!"
@attin: u&e6t gernI aber oonn
molten mir iebt abtpedleIn, oe1
n1hiten Mft lflafe ihi"
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Grtie Yrent fr seras: 9ienfag I. septtm6er 1875.

Seutlid boren mir oos Surro rrnIe=
rer 8raoen, oas 8rei6en oes Sell.
ers, leben i'm Dunfel etn flie6elloes
&oiafearegiment = utto Damn oelft
Die Na6t, MIR pom 8roro erbeat,
oos aampffelo. Sim nd6iten Mor-
gen baben fi6 0ie @ren5elt bon v8ie-
Oeroiterreid" abermals Inn Elm be-
trd6tlihes ertpeitert."
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MIIerIef.
5dIedte Nussiftpn

SdIedte ausiiften fir ole
Shulen. g. S1oI3, @eidaftsasent
Der Shulbeb0roe nlaft Die Mnfiinoi-
sltag, baB iid) i'm GdnIfono auqtn-
'blidiid M ettpa $50 900 befinoen.
3um llnterbalt Der GduTen uno fir
2ebrergebdlter iino monatIih BON
900 erforoerIid). Gas sur
Nprfiigung itebenoe @eIo miro oIIo
fur 5fDei Monate olisreiden ms
Damn milB geborgt tperoen, Big i'm
Sanuar ODER 6ebrilar Ser Gtodts
safd}tB fliiiiig miro. Die Sdutlbes
brt0e 5abIt fri @eIoer, oie iie BON Ser
8anf leibt, 5 Ero5ent. 3irlfsn. Gas
Budget fir oieies Snbr lit III Ser
@rmartung elmer Gtaotsbeiiteuer bon
IS per &opf. beionoers bod angefeBf:
nun ersieh es iih, oaB es MIR SIS
per appF ieil1 fperoen. Sir Meparu-
t.tren nn6 Nenlbauten lit nidts por-
geIeben. Ger. Yau elmer mo0erncn
0odidalle lit frineello gebotpn mIn
cesbn1b fr1gt lih Die geboroe nil
oem Hldne, Die giirger iiber eine
aononusgabA bon 100000 onItiias
rsen 81 laiien.
u. q. Stromsfi, 3f4 Garion
StraBe, rettete am Counting Wadl-
mittag ben 5iuei Sabre alten @aller
siciharot, Sobn Der Srau 60. 9iei-
d)arot, alis Der @efnbr bon elmer
StraBenbabncur i~iberfabren gu iper-
Cen. gos ain6 lief iiber Die Straf.e,
I'm 81 Gtromsfi uno feline Srau 81
fonlnieil, Ole alf Der unoern Seita
itanben. gs nhtete nift auf cire
t~erbeifommenoe Gar mno befano iit
Diht Dor ibr, ais Gtroinsfi bin5n,
iprong nno es pom @eleiie rib.
Wegen Nisbraud] Der Tolt III
Soc Mord, 538 Giio.T[ores GtraBe
mohnbnft, perboftet iporoen. Gr ibid
fc Driefe uno Girfitlarc aus, IL
iueIfeu err belauptcte, 2emten, bis
ourd) i'm faiften, minoeltens 50Grof
80
gent erlporen gu tnnnen. Girel
{anote ibm $2.75 fir elmer beitimun
ten artifef un6 Jon feline Mnttpur'
erbalten bnben.
@atterie 9. bonn 3. 5eIo-artif
Icrie : Reeiment, Die BON bier ail
i. SSnli ans5oa, Inn an Manoper II
Sparta, Bisc., teil5unebmenL ii
nod Sort Gam Soniton Suriidge
febrt.
Nah Dem lebten 9unoes-Ger
Ius betrug Die gauge Mi5abl boz
TnrInen in ben Ser. Staoten 6,36f,
SOP mcIhe 5uiammen SIS, 1889
alder 2ano entbaIten.
lleber $3.50 10 auslGnoer babe
,udbreno oes lebten Sabres bier i
Den Ser. Stdaten INN lire 9iirperta
piere nahgciudt.
Gs bat alien anld)eiit, ais 0
Betrograo baIo nieoer 81 Ieinem a
ten, e~brtpiiroieen Namen &etershtr
fomrnen fuiiroe.
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HeiratsTMeine. - Uebarten,
Sp0esf6ne-

Setratsiheine
6ranf 9enrp gilotp ui,o SSue3 6.
&urIbut.
@idaro G~ngelbarOt uno Miaie
Griffin.
MiItOn a. @ebel uno Martbo
llblig.
George Seller uuo Solepbine So.
cob.
Ostpalo $. STINT u. Sern Saldyfe.
Charlie Men5 nno Siaie Sermann,
Soiepb 8. Geimam uno glpoe
Marrs.
Carl Serbel uno SeIma @epin.
elmer Stiefel uno Gbriitine Cur.
pin.
5ranf 5. llutermeper uno SeIf4
Minnie McSntofb.
@ebi ri ten:
s. Heif uno Srali, ein anabe; 81
arueger uno Srau, elm Mdohen; 6
Gbeler ullo 5rall, ein annbe, &ot
bert Soffmam uno 5rau, Elm anabe
$ apllenbers uao Srau, elm anabe
Eo6esf6IIe.
Solepb Settler 81 Sabre; Sacnl
genfev 73 Sabre; Carlos Nade, 2;
Sabre, Srancis $. 6. Mfermaml
p Sabre; 6. o.. 8oebm, ~ Sabre
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Tmm.EroSnfte.
Denriie.

aurtOfTetn, Ieue, S1.75 unb sr-S5 per
@uf1eI.
@absbobneu. per guideI, $3.50;
CRIME Bobnen. $500 u. 1925.
Somaten. Tegns, A @0rbe, 85cl
Siibe &nrtoffeln. 2ouiIinnn. SITS.
3tprebeln, gelbe, $1.75 per 9entner;
seras gernruoas, 90c; Gbrbitnf Bar.
$3.50 per Crate.
Gelerie. 60c per Dubeno. /
Sfra, ST fir ein Bnl1eI.
geterfffie. 30c Der STD. sgfnbeI.
griiner Efeffer, Serns. Soc per 4
a5rbe.
aobI. $1.75 per Crate.
Ganteloupes. Eegds. $500 per SiIie;
$f.25 per 2/3 Buf4eI Crates.
@abieshen, SOC II. 85c fiir elm Dtb.,
gln6eI.
Gnrfen. Gal. $3.50 per Crate; 9eras
SotnEb. SOC bee @uiheI.
Weerrettiss@ uraeIn. Der BIB. 12he.
&opffalat, $3.50 Der Crate.
geeten. Acc per Obo. sDiinbeI.
gierpflan3en. 1925 Der 8uiheI.
Sbinat. 4e Der Climb.
8lnmenfohI. Zoe per Bfunb.
@eIbe Miiben. zoe per Dlseno,
BiinbeI.
Tieb-Marff.
San Intonio, Ser. Z. Sept, 1915
Sdieu $500 biz $500.
aiihe $3.50 bis $3.50.
adlber $3.50 bis $3.50.
8uuen $40 big $5.t5.
ct. 2oris, 7. Sept. 1915. - Rinos
bieh, Seras gieh, 1925 Bis 1885.
Sdipeine $7.35 big $3.50.
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The Detroit times., 1915-11-27
ANNUAL SMOKER
SATURDAY NIGHT

Federal Judge Day, of Cleveland,
better known as big Bill" will be
chief mourner at the annual Michi-
gan football smoker in Detroit Sat
urday. He will make the opening
address at the big gathering at the
Board OF Commerce and IL will be
his duty to extend solace and sym
pathy to the Wolverine gridders
and their adherents. So effectively
is he expected TO do the job that
before he has spoken FIVE minutes,
the disastrous season will have been
forgotten and the gathering turned
into an old-time, red-hot Michigan
yellfest. BY another Ave minutes,
the 1916 national championship will
have been won by Yost, and the
smoker will be riotous. Other Mich.
igan grads also will speak in opti-
mistic and enthusiastic vein. the
Michigan band will play, there will
be some vaudeville and the 1916
varsity will be introduced in their
glad rags.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-27

world
chubby or
shadow continually
of matches and she is back
1901 that
Pacihc coast
England the championship of Wales Eng
the continent ike
deended world champion
Douglass her conaueror that the
girl
American champion uounced
hare Of the year, straight OIL Ga
continued championship
both times
Hochkss however found
of with Miss Sutton she lost In
he retired competition Last July she took her
II took her some months TO
zip Mola Bused the
unbeatable throughout the succeeded wre
hollow victory from the Morse girl in
81, Ga
sklfu
the
believe firmly
will permanent eclipse
Old Sol will continue sink into the
beyond
America she will be
of Mclaughlin his
nncbli There has been
became Bundy
rpled In interest
in the that
with II the Southern California
The Detroit times., 1915-11-27
ID. u. S. Winds Up 800
Points to the Good

The Detroit University school has
closed its grid season with record
of 32S points scored and rs credited
to opponents. This was the most
successful season since the old ath-
letic regime which passed several
years ago The record for the sea
son Is as follows:
Sept. 26-D. L. s. 70. Birmingham
high O.
Oct. I'D. U. g 1O3. Highland Park
Oct. 1e-D. L. S. &C. Buffalo Central
Oct. 2s-D L. S. 76, Port Huron
Oct. 3O-D. L. S. 2l. Kalamazoo
Central high o.
Nov. Sd. U. 8. o. culver Military
Nov. 2O-D. L. S. ls. Tonawands
high 0.
Fresh Z.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-27
Influence Over Game
Extends Through
Two Generations

How many OF the younger football
players OF today realize that Walter
Camp is directly responsible for our
game Of football? While an under.
graduate at Yale. he made his first
steps toward establishing American
Rugby"
A year or two later IL vas Walter
Camp who solved the perplexing
problem presented by the block
game" which Princeton had invented,
by which one side was able to retain
possession of the ball throughout AN
entire half.
Mr.. Camps solution was the in.
vention of fairs and downs" 10y
which one side was permitted 10 re-
tain the ball only SO long as il could
advance 1t at least yards in four
days.
A fair" was a name applied 10
putting the hall In play from the
side line when out OF bounds. IL
was this invention which gaye
final twist to the intercollegiate
game, wrenching It wholly away
from English Rugby and making of
1t a distinctive American style of
play. II was also the establishment
OF the yard gain in four downs
that led TO the stripping of the field
with lime. which has giyen TO it the
familiar name Of gridiron
In 1882 IL was Camps suggestion
that resulted in the numerical sys-
TEN OF scoring by which values were
assigned the scoring plays. Previous
ly IL frequently occurred that neither
team could tell which had won the
game, on account Of the confusion
between the relative worth of touch
downs. goals from touchdovns and
goals from field.
In 1883 Mr.. Camp originated the
very institution OF the rules com.
mittee itself. presenting to rhe in
tercollegiate convention In that year
comprehensive plan for such a
body, which he styled a graduate
advisory committee OF rules and ap.
peals."
This plan the intercollegiate con
vention adopted and for four years
both bodies existed together, after
which the intercollegiate convention.
having dwindled down TO Pennsyl-
vania. Princeton and Yale, finally
disappeared.
Mr.. Camps leadership in the re-
! bellion OF 1896 Is still wildly re-
called. Harvard and Pennsylvania
AT that time had highly developed
the momentum mass play.
Yale and Princeton opposed this
style OF attack. The controversy be
came so fierce that the rules com
mittee broke in two and the next
The Detroit times., 1915-11-27

year the country had two sets Of
rules.
In 1897, however. union was eff
fected, but Mr.. Camp had won, for
the momentum mass plays were not
retained.
His latest innovation along the
line OF major achievements with the
rules was his introduction in 1912
OF an additional down for the often
sive team to batter out the necces-
sary 10 yards, thus restoring the bal.
ance between the offensive and de
fensive which had been distributed
by the abolition OF interlocked and
interference.
Such are the more important fea-
lures In the rules which owe their
presence to Walter Camp.