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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-15

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ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

My father has married again" a trou-
bled girl writes me from Florida. and
will bring a step-mother here next week.
Would you advise me to leave home?"
Certainly not am quite sure you
will find a second mother in her and that
you will he repaid IL you welcome her in
that spirit
'TndulCence" writes me from Salem.
Oregon that her face Is covered with pin-
pies. l am cutie sure that II she gives
herself a new "Self-denial'-
the pinples will disappear. She has been
INDUCING in sweets that are not good for
her.
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Naubgeicaen
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AEaiu CTR. SauHemte.
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slusidIhiie.

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Die 9lmttport Geutiblanbs
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-20

season longer. having also taken II from
an English player Charley Williams.
Neither player has, In the interim, been
challenged.
Now, however a movement Is under
way to bring these titles back into com
petition Walter a. Kinsella, OF New
York. the best professional player in
America, is making an effort to meet
Jay Gould. In case the event Is arranged
It will be decided at the Racquet Club
here and not in New York, as has been
suggested Gould, as the holder of the
title. would have the right OF choosing
his home court.
1t may b. however, that Instead or
giving Kinsella the first chance at Gould
q tournament will be held to select the
best man. Cecil Fairs, the Engllshman'
who formerly held this same title, is now
in this country in charge of Clarence II.
Mackcy's private court at Roslyn, l., J.,
and he has a rightful claim to chance
at tho title.
The original agreement was that Covey
should have chance TO challenge Gould
within year after the first match. The
challenge was not forthcoming, but
Covey s now about certain to come to
this country during the winter. and his
claims would further compliCatc matters.
This condition makes II all the more cer-
tain that there will be an elimination
contest.
Since Soutar won his title so handily he
has been undisturbed. lie has played fire.
quently but could only obtain matches
by conceding big handicaps No player
has been willing to meet him on even
terms in championship match with
purse provided. He has only lost one Of
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RACQUET CHAMPS
LIKELY TO HAVE
TITLES CHALLENGED
Gould and Soutar, Racquet Ex-
perts, May Be Seen in Tour
naments During Com
ing Season
MATCHES IN NEW YORK

Philadelphia's two worlds champions
in games involving the use OF the rae
quet, Jay Gould, the holder OF the worlds
open court tennis championship, a mem
ber of the local Racquet Club, and Jock
Soutar, the open racquet title holder
who holds the post of professional In
structor at the Racquet Club, are likely
to have their honors challenged this sea-
son and are now beginning to get them
selves into playing form.
Gould won his title from George H.
Covcy, the English professional, in
March OK last year, after having held the
American amateur honor for eight sea-
sons. Soutar has had his championship a
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his handicap matches, and has conceded
high as FIVE aces in a game which re-
uuires only Is aces to win.
Following the Christmas holidays pro-
fessional racquet tournament will be held
in New York city. This will also be a
handicap affair, with soutar playing at
scratch. 1t will also determine whether
any Of the professionals here have de-
veloped sufficiently to meet the local play
er on even terms II such a man Is un-
covered. then the championship match
may be set for the late winter.
soutar has been helping Fred Tompkins,
the veteran head OF the athletic depart-
nent at the Racquet club, and the man
who developed both Soutar and Gould in
the developing OF the racquet and court
tennis teams for the interclty of the Rae
quet Club for the intercity matches Sou-
tar Is playing a top-notch game, but
Gould Is working along slowly, and has
not reached anything like his usual speed.
However, he is not forcing himself, as
the season is long. He showed enough
of his form in the intercity matches be-
tween Boston and Philadelphia a couple
OF weeks ago to prove that he has lost
not 1.-THE Of his great ability.
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HANDICAP SHOOT
BEGINS JULY 1S
AT HOLMESBURG
K e y S ton e L Le a G e An
nounces Dates for Big
Annual Trap Tourney
CRACK SHOTS TO ENTER

Philadelphia trapshootcrs now have an
objective toward which to work. Tourna-
ment Manager Elmer H. Shaner, of the
Interstate Association. the governing pouy
of trapshootiug. after a consultation WIN
Secretary Eames and other officials oil
the Keystone Shooting League. has just
set the dates for the holding Of the lOtA
annual Eastern handicap tournament
which will he started on the Keystone
grounds at IGolmcsburg Junction
The dates set are July Is. 10 and 20, this
bringing the tournament along as ell
max to the trapshooting season in IhiIa-
delphia Local shooters would have
wished the event a month or two earlier,
Just following the closing Of tho PhiIadeI-
phia TrapshoOtcrs' League. and at a time
when the activities OF the various clubs
was at its height. However the Southern
handicap Is scheduled for May and the
Western handicap for June, SO this pre-
vented
From the standpoint or n national event.
however. the tournament VS. better placed
as arranged by Manager Shaner in July.
A. that time the hgh-class shooters
| from all over the East will be ri the ton
| Of their form and will have begun travel
ing to various big tournaments as a prep.
aratiun for the Grand American Handicap
which will be held the following month
in St Louis. Mo.
Philadelphia will as a result, entertain
| the finest aggregation of trapshootcrs ovCl
| seen I'm this city. Every gun club from
| Portland Me. down to Georgia aud Ou'
| into the Middle West will have represen-
| tatives in competition. All of the big
| gun smell and ammunition companies DlS'
! Will send their clcvercst professionals mt.
! competition, as i'm this tournament thCr,
are special events for expert shots. Ns ,
result, the Eastern handicap Mt Holmes
burg Will be one OF the most rcmarkahl,
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MONEY AND CUP PRIZES
FOR DOG SHOW JANUARY 10
Terrier Club Will Hold Open Speciality
Show at Bingham

The largest speciality list Of money prizes
that has heretofore been offered for a
speciality show in Philadelphia has been
made for the open specially show to be
held by the Philadelphia Boston Terrier
Club at the New Bingham Hotel Janu-
AIRY 49, Besides the array Of money spe-
cials there also will be a list OF cups
and trophies which have been donated
whore competition is assured.
James +. Carroll, of Buffalo, n, Y,
has been selected to judge ell classes.
George f.. Foley, Of Lansdownc. Pa, is
superintendent and secretary of the show.
Entries will close December 80
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KILBANE TO BOX CHANEY
IN MATCH FOR LAURELS
Featherweight Championship Match
Will Be Held in Baltimore

CLEVELAND. O., Dec. %. 49, Jimmy
Dunn, manager Of Fcatherweight cham
pion Johnny Kilbane, today announced
he had accepted the OFFER of title bout
for 20 rounds with George Chaney at
Baltimore. The date has not vet been
decided. Dunn said
Tn" deal was made through Sam 4Iar-
rus, matchmaker Of the American Ath-
letic Association. where the bout would
bc staged Bletzer, Chaney's manager.
Is willing to post SlOVy forfeit for weight
at l22 pounds. lIibane was guaranteed
$1,000, with a privilege OF 81 l-3 per cent.
of the receipts.
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NOTES OF NIMRODS

%s i S K. q .ns 5s $$:
shore: lie viii put IN his. Tine airing ths
RRRdnys R G5n 6aEsns s3Sda 5s S R% snGg
score has fallen on Of stc as he has rhSngci
BG'h ny %55'S f s
@ arousns Ra'"Ri9 9ch hpoR wI
among the members OF that club,
Glib who "En hltea e Ms.t he az mfa Ton" The S as1s
on their recent tTap-shoot!nE tour Of the
GPPFy S od 5 Se G99Roa to y6bo d2sr %as %fGsGei %
II 6ef9re the trip 9ega,n hut iRsSted nnon
most PTo,minent LAWYERS. does not md a great
Keen when gndt he s2es % tie Last sa
bSg begt ne Sq6h 5o bresRns % out lS6 t6a
fg5SRs9deP Ggn sq9 v1g on The
much and the amateur champion Won.
Now that the stress qf Po'fs, past
hnGS Tie SaS Of is the H'f eSm ho23S h In wss a
age. so that when III" ama,eur champlonshin
g R% &gw 4qR hos 81 s"a ab iS0f ae G
be VII be able TO nh, mafe IS@ sS9d f@3wiRE g
not very successful. as he had had but little
experience on hard tournament targets,
Nhiet BENDER Is sun pllNeTlHlng tne fHTEF,S
trRip wItR Yh' The @ 6"i pavers SQUAD That wou
have done credit 20 a seasoned trapshOolCT,
he is now pulling down high averages. AZ the
some iive-bird shoots In the near future
Harry Icy, Hoffman. former Athletic
player, who last wear was sent to Peoria. n
the Three-I League, as manager by Connie
Mack, has been shooting up the gqail l9
S SPUN an Sas Of 81 FPe 9f and Is wRen PSR
oughly well he Will 20 after the big liye-blrd
stars in this city.
Though there are some shooters i'm this city
Who can beat Harry Fisher, the captain OF the
Clearyiew Gun club iP fuli topTnRRmfsnt ,lR s
there are any who can average better on the
League shoots cali for He seldom drops
below the As mark
Lansdale Gun clubs place at the top Of the
feaP ae in eeea To- lie
hustling tactics Of l., l.. swsrtz, the club
secretary. Not only does he manage 10 get
out a big entry each shoot but he also stands
up to the mark with his coaching.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-20

ITHACA, y. Y. Dec. .2o.-In spite OF re-
favor q holding the Poushkeepsle resatta on
June y next sCcording to g statement Of
q stewards of the IntercolieEiate. Rowing
Association meets to decide upon the date,
Corneis representative Charles e., Tremain.
will favor the early date II y believed here
ns against July 4 BY holding The race June II
save several hundred dollars.
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Oregon aAggiesn Show Profit

PORTLAND Ore.-Dec. 2O.--A profit of ap-
proximatey $500 was cleared by the foo ball
It's season 'ust closed. according % a statement
recently issued. The Longest trip made by
the team during the season was 70 Lansing
Mich. II also made trips TO California ami
Eastern Washington.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-20
RITCHIE MEETS
M'ANDREWS IN
OLYMPIA FINAL
California and Local Box
ers to Engage in Re-
turn Match
NAVY CHAMPION BILLED


dearN a. Stefen, san Francisco boxer
ana FORMER lightweiEht champion of the
Willie Rtchie, again is the feature per
former on the program a. the Olympia
tonight Tie VIII meet Eddie McAndrews,
VINO mace ManaNunk happy three weeks
ago, when he defeated Ritchle.
fhiIadelphia lans VIII nave their first
opportunity to see Sailor C2armanski,
uluuleWeIEht champion OF inc united
States navy, in action He is scheduled
10 appear IN the selhi-Wihdup with How
ara lruesdale as MS opponent.
Young Medway, q downtown bantam.
whose toi!o"etS peueve VIII develop INTO
one OF the Leading Nddos mere VIII make
ms initial appearance IN the ring. lie
VIII be opposed to BilIy Hines In tho
opener
ne program IoiIoWS'
First bout Young Mcdway, Southwark. vs..
bi..y llhEs, S"HJhWark, ,....,,.,... 90.
Rohbv ,I'eo5 grn,larI '"'''''' vs.
Third hou,2l1rank ORren, Reading, VS..
scmi-wiqlnp saiior Caormansld L. s.
WirGEn wfi,I" rIt%hin San Frapeisco vs
Eddie McAnlr"Ns. NIanayunll,
Rohideau Wins
sam Robideau local lightweight, whose
ono amhition is to redeem himself In
Saturday night that he was punching as
hard as ever, when he easily won from
Younr Iustir of Now Yorl, ot the \a-
tioroi A G. ACCOMPLISHMENTS In tbo SOC
NO,''' - W. ~ - 'V',','',' ~ ~ GO
chance to win by the knockout route.
After RObidcau had floOrcd TIustg with
n Ieft-hand hook. precedcd by n right
t,,,,i ,,,,,,ri, 49,, a., To-. ro, ~ ,,o,,,1 of
HdIIu P"IIt" "t' INC J"" '"t '''e NOuIlt VI
nine. Sammy became rs wild as n March
hare in his endcavOr to knock out the
and managed to weather out the round
nv ducIxing and holding Again in the
siv+T snsgion / ustir u,s crngg,, fror,
Robdeau was unable to land haymaker
befor. the final sound of the gong.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-20

The Johnny Kilbane-Richle Mitchell scrap,
which was postponed at Cincinnati, win be
held New Years Day afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-20

Willie McGonigle, manager of Willie Moore,
said this morning he had 500 In cash ready
to post with the Sports Editor OF the EYESiSG
I.EDGER to bind a return bout with Steve
Iatzo. Moore declared he was confident he
could knock out the Hazleton hard hitter in
another contest.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-20

heap In the Philadelphia TrapshooteTs
ssfg L sases dPs IN great WsFH the to caS hS
secretary. Not only does he manage 70 get
out IN the cold and keeps the poorer shooters
up to the mark with his coaching.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-20

Benny Leonard who knocked out Joe Mandot
the other night in New York may meet Jimmy
Murphy at the olympia Club here at an early
date.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-20

Though there are some shooters in this city
Who eau beat Harry Fisher. the captain OF the
Clearview Gun club, In full tournament
program of $50 targets, il is doubtful whether
there are any who can average better on the
30 target program that the philadelphia
League shoots call for He seldom drops
below the As mark,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-20

The bout between Benny Kaufman and Al
Shubert at Providence resulted in such good
match that a New Bedford promoter booked
the pair to meet in a l5-round set-to Christ
mas afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-20

Harry "Izzy'' Hoffman. former Athletic
player, who last wear was sent to Peoria. n
Mack has been shooting up the quail IN
South Jersey OF late. lie is now getting rid
OF an attack OF grippe. and when he is thor
oughly well he Will 20 after the big live-bird
stars in this city,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-20

Haverford School had very success
ful season in football and has also fin
ished brilliant season in soccer. Not
satisfied with honOrs won In these two
outdoor sports, the Main Line basket
ball players are making a great record
with such all-round stars as Captain Jack
Lewis, Joseph Moore, Elmer Howell,
Humphrey, Gellatly and Ehret Howell in
action. Hayerford won the opening game
with the Lafayette College freshmen. 80
TO Is.
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In the Circuit Court, Escambia County,
State Of Florida. J. A. Lowery vs. w
S. Abbott, Administrator of the estate
of ]. A. Abbott deceased, ct ais. On
Monday, the 18th day of October, A. D.
1915, the defendants, William P. Abbott,
Edwin c. Abbott, Lilly May Johnson,
and Orvil G. Johnson. her husband, and
Benjamin F. Abbott, are required to ap-
pear to the bill fled against them
herein. This order to be published once
each week for four consecutive weeks in
The Pensacola Journal, a newspaper
published in said Escambia county,
Florida.
(Sea) JAS. MACGIBBON.
Clerk Of Circuit Court, Escambia County,
Florida, by Thos A. Johnson, D. c.
Pensacola, Fla, September 9Th, 1915.
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SPECIAL MASTERS SALE.


BY virtue of two DEGREES rendered by
the Hon. Kirke Monroe, Judge OF the
Court Of Record of Escambia county,
Florida, in the absence from said county
of Hon. A. G. Campbell, Judge Of the
Circuit Court of Escambia county.
Florida, in two certain causes pending
in the latter court in Chancery, the one
wherein Stearns Lumber & Export Com
pany a corporation, is complainant, and
Nuncio Giardina and j. C. Watson are
defendants, the other wherein Chas. w.
Howe is complainant and Nuncio Giar-
dina and ]. c. Watson are defendants,
will sell at public outcry to the highest
bidder for cash, before the court house
door in the City Of Pensacola, in said
hscamOia county, on the first day Of
.>OvemDer, A. D. 1915, during the legal
hours of sale. the following described
property, to-wit: The north ninety-seven
feet of lot thirteen and the west two
feet three inches of lot fourteen, all in
block three of the Old City tract, in the
City of Pensacola, Escambia county,
Florida. Purchaser to pay for deed
ROBT. P. STOUT,
Special Master in Chancery.
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FARM LANDS.

$40 ceres Of Escambia bay water front
property at a low price and easy
terms. Good. hard road to the city.
Also 700 acres one mile from Moline,
two good houses one barn, water tank
and wind mill, with 80 acres in cultiva-
ton and fence. Excellent stock farm.
Price, 5000. Easy terms. Also 4co
acres with one mile water front on Choc-
tawhatc hee BAY. adjoining Sullivan 8
Contains two fresh water lakes Price,
81. 4O0. Barkdull Land Co, South Pal
afox. Pensacola, Fla 7oct
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WANTED.

wANTED-Your Job P11n.Iag ana orders
for Engraving OF all kinds, calling
cards, wedding Invitations, &tc.. MAyES
PRINTING CO.. - West Government.
WANTED-Boys to sen The Pensacola
Journal on the streets. Apply Cireula-
ton Department. 16july