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Washington Journal., 1915-08-13
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bod anOers aus. 8on england nG Imerifa 5urudfebrcn0e Heienoen
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pe5fmitiben Gone. @ngIunos @olo- unb IfenidenqueQen fo am Ser
ii0en. $50 fnO Die 2 Miaionen, engliiher SoIoaten, Die mad Dem Som
tnent gelhidt peroen fodten2 ReineSpur lit BON ibnen biz oafin Dorbon-
ben.
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gen Oeferreib as miBgIldt beradtet
Serbien 5GIt nit nit 1no Die Eiirfen peroen lire Stelungen be-
baupten. O1an 8iebe 0aruus Die &oniequenaen, nit tpelbem 2anoe es an
beten be{teat 1T.
Washington Journal., 1915-08-13

9cntidcr Gentral-@ erbnnS i'm 81
itrift Columbia. Wortin @iegono
4r1iiocnt; @oIfaong <fo1idel. I
@i6e-@rdi.; auauit SAmiOt, 2. 9i5c
@r1i. @m. @iegmonn, 8. Gi5e
ErGi., Sobn gIt, a. @i3e-ErGl.
Gbos. 9entbeim 5. @iSe=grGi.; Suit
8enoer, Sefret6r, GongreB Seigtbs
&orI Sommel, Shobmeiiter; SSoiept
@onorad, 5abnentr6eer. Gerlomm-
lltng am A. 0ienstag i. Mt. I'M Malb.
ington Sdnqerbuno, Sid G-Str. &C..
Sc.
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Ctr. N.=@.
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iioent Wortin @ieeano; SefretGr
Ism. s. Mepers, 1919 SSrbing Str
0ireftoren= 9 riommIung om 9. Don.
nerstng /. &C., na6rn. i'm @aIbingtor
SGngerbuno.
6rnncn OtltsDerein. Trnu g. @
8ortbel, Hr1iiOentin. @eri. AM 2
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S1ngerbuno.
5ranen @Gbbereim. Srau aatb
2offler, Erdiioentin. &eriammeIt lid
monatli6 genldB Scotia.
9entid=4 mcrifanifder Sednifer.
@erein. Geri. am /. ltno 3. Mittmod
Mittmo6 /. 90. i'm Sdngerbuno, 3t4
6 Str. H.=8. Saul 8ouidl Sefre.
tar, 34t8 8ropn Str, G.-@.
@ermnnia Glmb. geri. Mittmohs
unO Sreitogs gbenos in Sbe 2oiefom
1928 s ctr. 3.=@. Sefretar 6
&letid, SIG 8-Str S.-8.
Sentider &riegerbmmo. @eri. an
4. Montag /. sc. in 922 $50. @oe. &C..
8. 5eloipebel: Mlbert 2inobeimer
CO. 2onSburgb 8ro., 800 Z. Str. g..
@.
Gnfel Sraiis @ersnisnnssOereiu
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berbuno. Ser Moir, SefretGr, 1881
lite Str. N.-8.
Gnfel grGiig 9amcnDerein. Jrot
9. @obI 8rdiioentin. @eri. iid an
|. Mittmoh /. 90. I'M Souie zines
WitglieoeS.
@rpipeet Sill Cemetery. Sre0.
Smbof, 8raiioent; @m. Mtortin,
5efretdr; Gbaa 8ridmeobes 66abs
m~eiiter. @eri. ari /. 6reitog i. sc
in 822 Ste Str. g1.-@.
Washington Journal., 1915-08-13

9entide graud, sOsialiniider
@artei. 4ug. Self, 5efret1r, 302
Wtc2ean 4be. 0.-8. @eri. am /. IL.
8. 9onnerstag i. SO. in 811 G-Str.
N.=@.
Washington Journal., 1915-08-13

@ercimiste Ginger DDn @ai6img.
TIN, .. s. 8rdiioent. SSobn @alo.
mann; SefretGr. 9. 8ede, 14O 10
Str. g. 6.
8aibimgtOn SGnserbun6, Scr. 314
3.=@. hilbert 2epper, Gra-
iioent; q. 8rauner, Sefret1r, 314 6
Str. N.=@. u. @umpreht, Dirigent
Singitunoe ieoen Mittpod abeno.
9ireftoreu=ger an 2. Montag i. sc.
SGngerbnnS 9amemberein. Srar
6. 8. gortbel, 8rdi. @eri. am 4.
DienStag i. W., obenos s llbr, i'm
obigen 2ofale,
NriOn 0amenOereiu. Srou 9.
arumfe, 8rdi. 8eri. am 2. Mittpod
|. sc, abenos, I'M obigen 2ofaIe.
Washington Journal., 1915-08-13
2anbsmannidaftIidc mnO l~lnteritlt-
INNS . &ereine.

~uHOSWUHNlWaTIllWe NHO uHleT1tMRA
mugs : &ereine.
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mod /. M. in 922 ga. Qpe. N.-@.
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Str. sc.
%erciu Sabern. &eri. am /. Wior-
too l.. SO. in 922 go. ape. N.-@.
Sbeu. 2ctfert, Sefretdr, 1910 Jla.
9pe. SIC.
Gulnmbia grnner 9ranfen-1tmter.
itiitnngsberein. Sruu3 &om, Gefre-
tar, 1884 %. Ctr. N.-8. Ieri.
am 3. Dienstag i. sc. in 922 ga.
9(pe. &.-@.
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tag /. W. in 705 Siebente ctr. N.-@.
glOam S6neioer, Sefretar, 1921 g
Str. N.-@.
SeiicHOarmitGbter lInteritiitmngs-
Scrcin. emil Spabn, GrGi. Sobn
Wseininger, SefretGr, Scr. 80 q ctr.
gt.-@. Geri. om 8. Mitttpo6 /. SO.
IN 1922 $50. 9lbe. N.zg8.
SdiuGbiider Granfen : ~1tnteritMb-
ungsDerein. Mtihael Dieb, Sefretdr,
500 $ StroBe SIC. geri. an l..
0ienstog /. so. in Scr. 7O5 Siebente
Ctr. &c.
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gtr. 1873. 8en5eI NifG, i. 8orftber;
5reo. steiner, SefretGr, t3290 Str.
RPS. @eri. an 2. 0ienstag /. sc.
III 922 8a. g(pe. N..8.
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9iitrift ger. 40. Sefretar ISM. San
neman1, 1916 Morion Str. R.-@.
Geri. om A. MfittmoA I. sc. in 1922
go. Mpe. M.=@.
8eutider 1lntcrititmmgs : gmn6,
0iitrift 1850. Wid. 0ieb Sefretar,
500 s. StrnBe &c. GerI. ON a.
9ienstag i. so. in 922 $50. gDe. 81
g.
Seutider ltntertabnnss : 8mn6y
9iftrift 410. Sefretdr Sobu. Meei-
ringer, Ger. 80 Gs5tr. 81. 8. @erI.
ON /. Montog i. sc. in 922 $50. abe.
N.=8.
@ai6instOn Sid @elief. Sefretdr
6. 8iidof Gberrpoale &urol Sta.
9. s. 8eri. am l. un0 8. Montag
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@artei. Ang. Seis1 Sefret1r, 3O2
Mc2ean Nbe. N.=@. @eri. am /. ii.
8. Donnerstag i. 90. in 811 G=Str.
N.=8.
Washington Journal., 1915-08-13

@cbilbetc Serren f0nmen anseueb-
mes !Seim init ansse5eiAnetem Sid
III bentider Tamilie finbeH. Seite
Nadbaridaft.- 1907 GliftOu Ctr
@..@, Selepbpn GDl, 5039.
Washington Journal., 1915-08-13

Hc6rp Spmcca's beriibmte ipnni-
Idle Cherries iinO in 19 Sprten bel
Gbriitinn fanSer 81 baben. 900 Ute
StraRe M.-@.
Washington Journal., 1915-08-13

@ranb Smperial Sect, pbne 3iuei-
fel Der bette aller amerifaniideu
Ggampasncr, 5n baben fir $1.45 bic
TlaiAe bel Gbriitiau EauSer, Nr.
900 7te Ctr. M.-@.
Washington Journal., 1915-08-13

G6riitian famOer's mniibertreffli
DIES Eager BON 35 einbeimiiden tlnO
importierten @bisfies. 900 7te Str.
Washington Journal., 1915-08-13
4ereins~ und ~hogen~Ralender

Die Serren Sefretdre iO gebeteu, uns tets BON aOreKenDerdnOeruuge
ionic bon @Orsdngeu in ibreu @erGnen geritt gu sebeu, unO fmO mir
tets befrebt, iOIte an geeisnetr Stene nufSunebmen.
Ereis fir Die SniertiOn Der aurte $3.50 per SaEr.
Washington Journal., 1915-08-13

@ermania NidnnerdJOr, 922 ga.
Npe. 3.-@. ErGi. Sobn gfeif; Se-
fretdr: Mortin Shiaing, 1855 g. 9.
Noe &.-@. 9irigent: emil s. Gbri-
itioni. @eri. om l.. 9onnerstag i.Mt.
SingitunOe ieoen Oonnerstag ubenO.
Washington Journal., 1915-08-13

a 0entidc Sreimanrer 2Ose,
XaN Nrminins, Nr, 20, S,MA.M+
NV Nbam 5hneioer, Sefretar>
gtr. 1921 @=Str. R.-@. geri. an
|. uno 8. 9ienstag i. sc. i'm neuen
Waionic SempeI.
@il6elm Sea SOge @r. 5, q. O.
6. Of s. 8eri. am /. utlo 3. 0on-
nerstag /. 90. in 922 ga. Npe. gt.-M.
Saul 8adi6miot, 5efretar, 107 5.
StraBe nc.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03

rI Rlz 18Th GO r
FOL CED i'm TO THE M AR

IeFuisers Beeb ben and Breslau took
refuge in the 10 nelles
The young Turks cabink be-
lieVing, perhaps in good faith, to
conduct thef destiny OF the country,
siispI ed a cunning ness theroughly
oriental in end voring to escape
from Teutonic niiuences. 4
The diplomat Of treat q fftain.I
France and Russia perce wing the
eagerness which the Turks were
showing to hermit themselves to he
thrown into the war, which would
ineEitah bly, com omise the country.
tried TO parspa de the nacitlc element
In the 0ttonia n abinet s :s'
They s1cceeded however; only
In della wing the III ptpre which was
liagt OF the 4eht onic program.
q AS soon rs the Austro- German
diplomats became COZ liant that the
Turks were hes ling as 4 81 what
course 10 aSe German hand led
Afnaan hips I'm a each er6ns 4 "a
tack on the peac efill shores of an
empire which was main sining per-
ect neigh bprly relations with the
- 81. 81 ~. IN ~ q
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03
CLOSE WATCH
4 % \ 1.
,Qt Fore lIileiS in ltalS Results
in the Arrest OF School
Authorities

DALE. an. The careful
watch maintained by governments
orders upon an efgnefs and their
actions restii ted in q some what piistS
Iuai inefdent yester when Dir,
Ashby 1irec tor Of the British school.
and Mr.. Van Buren,. librarian OF the
American aead denny here. while wan
idering along the seaeoast we're mis-.
taken for Germtn spies and arrested.
They we're hreiig int 10 Rome and talk
lei, to police bead afar ferss here,
the nisunfl and M was a1tclsli
cleared away ard Il ie men were ID.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03
|AhIl'bLIEN
LAHORE Bill is to Be Introducedin|
the California gisIature
by Mo. Browne.

81 csF3l nc. Calf, Jan. An
anti lien abor bill Patterned after
the one in zoiia, which has be-
come the subject 81 init irrational In
.terchange, Will be among the tirst
meas ites introduced at the ealIfor-
MIA iegis lafiire. which opens Monday,
accord ding 70 Ass eino iynlan eiect II. Il.
Browne: Browne has HE hill drawn
and SAYS he will pfesent Il az soon
I. oyg snizatiop q re legislature 3
The measure provides that All ems
pfoyers Hiih moro than five persons
on the pay rooi shall employ a. least
Ieikaty nef cent American citizens.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03
SEN a b
COL ONE re OSE w 4

to be heard BIZ The committee as 10
the plpinbian t,.nat VIII ici, provides
Tor the pfs nient u sci .060,a00 Is COZ
onhia for canal zone properly. When
the treaty was first drawn Mr. Roose-
yelt protested against lis atiica ton
until he had been given an opportuns
M TO discuss II before the commit
The Sicaraugan treaty provided fof
the acquisition az an int eanic
canal base III Nicafasiea by the d1niI
tea States.
The president was assured by SenR1
sor Fletcher. ia charge Of the admin
5s;ration merchant marine bill. that
the measure had good chance Of pass
ing the Senate The senator suggest
cd several amendments, however. one
OF them relating to The shortening Of
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03
TosAppear On Treaty alter, OF
Rail- Ask heller He
Nants to Be Heard.

w ASsE1IN,t;TD on. jan resident
Wilson took Noiinse with several
aeaders Of sthe Senate toiay ii an etz
fort III ten tho adniilis tra lion iesS
iSlatiy prn ram Tor tiih sion
With Senator s tone. chairman Of
the lore sR Relations connfitteq, MI
'ilsan spiissed the status Of he
ghlombian and Nicaranga1l treaties
both OF which he hopes to see rati-
ned ~ this session OF Congress sem
ator Stone said later hc would write
immediately TO former President
Roosevelt. asking him if he desired
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03
LIIERARY|I' TEST

S, =; -;
oTtng TO INDUCE heislan req tuseess %
settle In this country.
Same as House Passed.
The iiteracy test as iinaiiy aps
proved by the sen ate; ~ p aeticaiiy "
II passed tho HOUSE = ~ an enamsnls
to enlarge the se&em ptlon !: y ADMIT tcspl y
persons t!eeing from Official or ra-
Gals as we'll as reiistous persecus
ti6n having been. relecteqt me sec
ton follows:
That after four months from s tns 2
approval of this act IN p 9 at1Qn <, Stf,
the aliens. no are by law y now ex7
cluded from admtssio into Ethe
United states. the following persons
shall also be exciude from admission
thereto, toWit
~ All aliens over ! 9 years of "a ge,
phyaiSally apahle Of read ng. who
annpt read the Epg iish lang or
ing Hebrew or dish 4 y y "a ",
Provided that any adinissi bic
alien or any alien hereto ore or
1hereaft legally admitted or any
citizen Of the United States WHIT may
hiring in or send for his or
grandfathe over S s years pf ags. has
wife or other. his grand inc tier or
unmarried or widow dai enters y e
otherwise admissible whether such
rela tiyes can read or not And such
relatives sftfb he permit ted TO enter.
That for the purpose of. asertaintIlg
Fwhe her liens can reed the inlmi-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03
"a e 4 q IN POI d
ISIS 74 z w II )! Now

foot with the aid Of artillery support.
In these operations, the ARTILLERY
and mine throMers are trumps In.
EEstefld ofl the sold iers lie The mine
wers are PART leu lrly effacfi
Atlhepgh the heavy artiIlesg IS iiai,z
sdica nped by weather coli d tons and
the short days tlie mine thfowers are
busy day ana night hurting pro5ac
tiles Of 200 pounds OF Ugh explosives
from rench to trench ana a range
that It's very affeot Ave. During Che
COMP ely shof u a,e one 81 these
huge miss lies Is view wabbifne
through the air al Ion an ezra lie mar
abpla the sight Is most iinpressiye.
fhe ojectile can be plainly fol.
lowed Nth the eye and the tension
Upon the men In he trenc hes as the
bomb comes neafe and nearer Il be
yond all comp fisen the effect
caused by heavy art iiery shells which
are unseen unit the explosion throw
up a column Of shells and tiers
the ira gment Dc the she'll In .slI ID.
nections s z
Russian prisope or which there
sis a ongtant stream moving through
the German lines, stated to the cor:
tesp cndent thnt the LANDING Of each
mine causes atastrophe in the
trenches and their vicinity as the
stricken are torn to bits.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03
BADPAssPORTS

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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03
RUSSIAN

Combined tie nexf day a. q point SO.
tween tile xiliase and the city itself.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-03

tie terms Of the prppnsed issue OF.
Panama canal bonds 10 raise funds
for the purchase or cons ction Of
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-08-24
Stock Market

New York, Aug. 23.-Befcre II o'clock
today Steel fell to 50, later making
further recession to s7A, with losses OF
to points in the war group. saies
in the first hour aggregated Seo,VOV
shares, steel supplying over rs per cent
Of the whole. :.
Railways declined moderately IN
syrnpathy. Louisville and Nashville's 5
point decline to Ill being the feature
Of that group. Rallies Of to points
followed. with slackening of activity.
Bonds were weak.
Support was seen in the course OF
today's early trading. important rs
mes showing material gains over last
weeks final quotations. United states
steel was again the keynote, opening
after some delay with sale OF ls,ooO
shares at 70 to 70h, against Saturdays
close Of 70x. but soon recovering TO
71x. war shares were again variable
some losing to ~, while others rose
as much. Among the railroads, Reading.
Canadian Pacific and Rock Island were
the only features of note. the latter ad-
vancing 2 points, to 23N. AS the SEES
sion progressed elsewhere offerings
forced Steel back to TON, with increas-
ing irregularity elsewhere.
Tho close was strong.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-08-24

the principal golf courses in the lake
region will be the centers Of attrac-
ton for the vast army OF American
men and women who are interested in
the royal and ancient game. One week
from today the amateur championship
tournament of the United States Golf
association will begin on the links of
the Country club of Detroit, Crosse
Point Farms, Mich, and the women's
national tournament will commence
nine days later at the Onwentsia club,
Lake Forest, III. This is the second
time during the history of golf in this
country that the mems and women's
cham ionships have been allotted to
western clubs In the same year. Eight
years ago both championships were
decided on western courses. 1t was
then that Jerome D. Travers won the
first Of his four national victories by
defeating Archibald Graham, the form
er New Jersey state champion, in the
finals on the links of the Euclid club
at Cleveland, O., in July, 1907. In the
following October at the Midlothian
Country club, Blue Island, ILL.,. Miss
Margaret Curtis of Essex county,
Mass, won the women's national honor
from her sister Miss Harriet S. Cur
tbs the 1906 champion.
Although entry for the amateur
championship will not close until next
Monday the list of aspirants to the
title SO far If very representative one
and Secretary Howard f. Whitney OF
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-08-24

the U. s. G. A., expects that the field
OF competitions will compare mora
favorably with any previous tourna-
ment. With the addition of forty.seyen
names to the eligible list few days
ago, there are over 800 golfers rated
at nve strokes and under and there Is
every indication that this years con-
test Will be unusually interesting. Ri
For the first time since its inception
the national event will begin full
week before the day set for the Anal
round this year. In order to cope sl,c-
cessfully against the congestion hither.
70 experienced by the officials in hand,
ing big fields In the elimination round.
the committee has wisely arranged fon
preliminary qualifying round a.
eighteen holes to be played next Sat
urday. The best sixty-four scores that
day Will entitle those who make them
to take part in the thirty.six hoTe
qualifying r. ind on Monday, August
81, and the thirty-two players havinr
the best scores in the second day's
play will qualify for participation il
the thirty-six hole match play rounda
Tor the championship during the re-
malHder of the week.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-08-24
Golf Classic of Nation is
to See Great Players Meet

Detroit, Mich, Aug. 23.--"Will the
new golf champion be Evans, Ouimet,
or Travers---or will he be someone
else?'
These three stars, each Of whom Is
champion, have been picked from a
brilliant field by majority of Ameri-
can enthusiasts, to furnish the winner
of the twenty-frst national amateur
gold championship tournament, to be
held here from August % to September
"a.
More than $50 contestants are ex-
pected to compete in the qualifying
round, August %, on the Detroit
Country club course. Harry Vardon,
the famous English golfer, who shot a
game on these grounds two years ago,
pronounced the course the finest he
had seen in America. Other noted
students of the Scotch pastime have
declared that no course in the country
demands more skill from star perform
ers In championship competition. Since
the links were completed in June, 1912,
no one has turned in score better
than u.
So far as known the great players
from the east, middle west, south and
Pacific coast, who are entered in the
national struggle, are mostly OF the
opinion that no championship posi-
bility will be greatly favored or sert-
ously handicapped by the requirements
of the course. On the other hand 1t Is
probable their unanimous view that
the two shot" star will be left hope
lessly behind before the preliminary
rounds of medal play have been COM
pleted.
Nearly all of the amateurs who COM
peted In the championship rounds in
the 1914 tournament are entered. Chi
cago will have more than dozen
players of national Importance, in ad-
dition to the western champion,
Chick" Evans. Jack Neville, the Pa
cific coasts hope, and Nelson Whitney
of New Orleans, often referred to as
"the peer of Dixie players sent their
entries in early. Through the efforts
of the United States Golf association
tho field Is certain to be remarkably
strong for the qualifying rounds. Al
ter today, the tournament is expected
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c. {. WILL GIVE
PROGRAM IN PARK
AN EVENING OF ENJOYMENT BE.
ING PLANNED FOR TUESDAY
NIGHT.

The Christian Endeavor society of
the West End Presbyterian church has
planned an evening Of enjoyment,
which they hope that every person
able to attend will take advantage of.
A program has been arranged to be
given in Caldwell park Tuesday Aug
ust "a. There will be several features
of interest on the list. the rescue from
an Indian massacre making q strik-
ing spectacle. The program follows.
Music-Y. M. c. A. orchestra.
Song-"U. 8. A." Lookout commit
tee
Hoodoo band-Social committee.
School days-Prayer meeting COM
mittee.
Solo-John Cundiff.
A pageant-Missionary committee.
Solo-Emma Lumsdon.
First aid to the injured-Sick com
mittee.
Rescue from an Indian massacre by
twenty characters. Indian camp APP
preached by white hunter; makes
peace with chief; white hunter comes
to scout camp and tells of Indians;
scouts change camp; chief finds trail
and with band OF warriors captures
scouts; massacre prevented by friend
" white hunt9r. sss ss s5
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to resolve itself into = battle o.
Golf expertA who for months have
been writing of the tournament, have
delishted IN again referring to the
contest as !kruggle between the east
and west with scout ten top-notchere
on each side. Their articles, however.
seemingly have beien incomplete with
out reference to the open champion.
Jerome Travers; the national amateur
title holder and CORNER open cham.
pion, Francis OuiImet, and Charles
Evans, Jr., lone wlesterner OF the trio,
who, for the past two seasons. haa
been invincible IN the western ANA.
tenr tournaments.l These three play.
ers 1t has been computed, have won
twenty-three golf Titles during the past
eight years. These honors do not In
clude foreign or scholastic victories.
Travers has been imost successful. He
has been winner ofs the final match in
fourteen Championships Of distinct i'm,
portance.
The fact that Trsavers and Ouimet
have not played mutrh golf In the wesf
and Evans has beelh unsuccessful Il
his big matches In THE east, has Gus.
ed enthusiasts to stlAdy the peculiar:
tiles OF the Detroit course with urusual
care. The grounds Were dc.isn.d and
built by an Englishm(an and are per-
haps, more representative OF B-itish
links and the more dinfcult Of eastern
courses, than of those nearer the Mis-.
sissippi river. -
Although the country Ns practically
fiat, the designer produceI an endless
variety of hazards, diagonal cross.
bunkers, Elusive traps and imposing
mounds. Nearly all Of the greens are
banked and are large. giving deadly
putters an opportunity for spectacular
effort.
The course Is 6,615 yards long and
includes six holes that are 400 yards
or more apart; three that are sou
yards or more; five In the 300 yard
class and four of the 200 yards or less.
No. l, 420 yards-The tee Is OF, =
rise and carry Of $50 yards 10 requir-
ed to get onto the clear. Two largo
traps guard the green which is banked
ami traps are arranged to catch sliced
or hooked second shots.