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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-08

FOR SALE - FIVE E PASSENGER
 touring car; good tires, fully equip pea and i'll good mechanlcal con dtion; his is Q model 0. 0. White Steam car; prlce $200 J3sn. Ad- dress C.. IL. Mclaughlin, S02 Poplar street, phone 2?2 9I-6,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-08

FOR RENT-TWO FURNISHED rooms for light housekceping, Ill lAOueru conVchlcnceS, within walk
 iu8 distance and in fine ncigAbo hood, llOl yas ch street. 9-2-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-08

!.'cR RENTING oh THREE FUR
 pshod ruoms for light h9usekeep- "a thg. 5U9 West sixth avenue. 8-27-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-08
REV. KELLY RESIGNS.
Will Become Pastor of Naldr8u Bap- tist Church October i.

Roy. w. M. Kelly, for the past three years pastor of the Ohio Street Bap- tist church, has tenderod his resigna-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-08

A 3. LUMBER NcAls,SY pFgssJl4tll.: gsJ #. the sereices ul two young airsttasA A
 opportuhlity for these &itb a1nbi
 tlous business ide ass.. Give co4Aplets information. Maisen- Horrln. Co Suite 8aa Murphy ++3lag., East st
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-08

TAKEN UP-A JERSEY COW; OWN CT can have same by paying for this
 ad. Mrs. Ezell, G19 Texas St. 9-7-Gt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-08
st. LouiS Live Stock.

r St: Louis, Sept 7.-Hogs-Recfipts, 7,5oo; lower; pigs and flights, $76s4 S.20; mixed and butchers, $790GS,25; good 4heayies, ,$I25@7.90. :.
 Caasfe- -Redeipts, 4,20O; steady; ma tive beef steers, s7.5o@1o.25; yearling steers and heiftrs, $S.o0@10.O0; cows .$6.O0MS,00; stockers and feeders, $G :6rS:25;< Texas and Indian steers, $5.25 @S.25; cows and heifers, $4.00@ 6.50; native calves, $6.00@1l.oO.
 Sheep-Receipts, 2,5O0; steady; lambs, $S.O0@S.50; sheep and ewes $5.0M7.SO.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-08
k-. < A A ,.s S ,5:s HE'D w A A I N !::: A5rirg Resuslss~--lry ()ae

and large stol. room. Rent reas
 onabl2, dt tl3 Main stree, teie- phone 3l4S, J-5-f;t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-08

LOANS WANTAD--IE. YOU WAVE
 DonrcW .Elones, buy et sel! propef-
 ty,. see or phoae Ilollia Real h.stata Co., lGo11a West Bad Ave, pnoaes
 MNa. z and li3. tt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-08

New Yor-. Spot Cotton. NeW York, Sept. 7.-Spot cotton
 auet: mlddling uplands, $500; sales,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-08
fSJ. Louis Produces

sts,ho.ils, Sept 7.-Poa1}ry-G..hje hjekA, seals.3 RikEs springs, 1s1hc;; turkeys, 1tlsses tss dgfks, llac; sgeese.l7c. ' ButterA reamery, 26c:Rs <, $
 Egga 2Alhe.x 3.3. - 5 .5.. 5.s 4s%a; < < s-;
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-08
F 0 R E E MT

FOR RENT-LARGE BARN, CON-
 talnlng garage, four horse stalls
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-08
.St. Louis Grain.

St. Louis, Sept Wheat-No. red. $1.07 z @1.0S; No. 2 hard, $1.O5. <, gof1t No. ,2,a 73c; Nox 2 white, E sa aas1sssasss l,:s 2 y4t'g xaltSs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
IN AND OFT or TOWN.

Mrs. Alexander Wndsworth and her
snail daughter have returned from
Norfolk, and will spend the winter
months 81 500 PARK Avenue
Miss Fannie Davis has returned to
Richmond. after a visit to Miss Sallie
Dela.uc il Ashland
AIr. and Mrs A. c. Goo!shy, whose
been spending several days with the
1atter'S parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. \.
Robertson in Chase City.
Mrs l.. q. Walker, OF Danville, IS
the guest Of relatives in this city for
a brief stay.
Mrs. J. Murray Priest has returned to
her home In Norfolk. after Il visit to
Miss Sue Gray in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs y. J Moore. Of Chase
City, have been spending short time
with relatives here.
Mrs. Walter j. Adams, OF Norfolk,
honorary vicc-prcSideut of the Equal
Suffrage League of Virginia, and dele
gate to the convention now in session
here. is the guest of Mrs. Robert Clark
in Ginter Park.
Mrs J. l.. White and Miss Anne White
have returned TO bowling Green. after
visit to Richmond.
Mrs. James Bell McComb. of Rich
mond, is the guest Of her sister. Mrs
Cecil Billups, I'm Nc-rolk
Miss Elsie Edmunds, of Chase CITY
Is spending several days in Richmond
as the guest of friends
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hunter and Miss
Anne Hunter have recently moved To-
Richmond to make their home
Mrs ]. Cloyd Hyars. president of tbe
Equal Smnlasc League OF i:":stol. and
Mrs. John W. Price are visiting here
Mrs. Edward Morgan, chairman of
the Newport ' News Equal Suffrage
League, is spending Few days In
Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Dcaderick and
their two daughters, OF Richmond. are
quests Of Mrs. Dcaderlck's sister. Mrs.
y II. Chandler, Jr.. in fredericksburg.
Mrs. II. b. Bradley. of Newport News.
is spending Il few days with friends
here
Miss Fanny NJ. Walcott. OF '.Waiaia,"
near Hampton, is a delegate to tho
Suffrage Convention In Richmond.
MIR. and Mrs. Kilgour. OF France, who
have been visiting their brother and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
" The Hero"
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Galloway.
OH the Seven Pines Road. have left
Tor Surry County.
Nulker-Nnlker,

BLACkSBUKG, VA, December 10
The acksburg Presbyterian Church
"as the scene of beautiful wedding
when Mias Nell Lamon. daughter OF
Mrs q. w Walker and the late Pro-
lessor walker, was married % Charles
baylor Walker Jr.. OF Dan"iile. Mrs.
Writ Dunlap presided at the organ ac-
c"mpanicd by Mrs. ". ID. Saunders on
the violin. and just before the cerc-
mony j. H. Fogicman sang Believe
Me, II All Those Endearing Young
charms" During the entrance Of the
bridal party quartettc, Messrs. Den
nv. FoKlenan, pcarsall and Cooley,
-ang the bridal chorus from Lohen-
rim
The ushers were Rufus johnson. Of
nhariottc. y C.. Donald wysor, Of
dublin; =. T.. Campbell. Jr. and Will
iam NJ l.ybrool. Of B!acksbure the
EatrOn OF homo: was Mrs, 4. II Evans.
~ Ch;istiansbuig. Miss Elizabeth
walker, OF Roanoke. was he" sisters
Hn.d Of honor, and the bridesmaids
ere Misses Julia Visor, Of Clifton
Hg're, and Anna NJ. Campbell, Of
'!3cksburr Lewis Walker of Dau-
i! brother OF the groom. "as the
:; man.
The bride entered the church with
CIR brother, j. William Walker, Of
Dublin. Her two little nicc.s, Eliza
9TH Johnson and katherine Evans,
crc the flower girls. and scattered
sc petals along the aisle In advance
= the bride. Rev. David Junki:i Woods.
,astor of the church, MAS :hc oticiat-
1n@ minister, and was assisted b. Rev.
T. Lane. of Christ!anSburg
Immediately after tho ceremony Mr..
nd Mrs. Walker left for a visit TO
"ver;.l Of the Northern cities, and viii
'hrn go 10 Westbury. y. j.. " here Mr..
Walker mag a position with the Du
rout Company. y special train from
Christbpnsburg brought owe! II number
II guests for the wedding, and many
out-of-towu relatives and friends Of
nc young couple were here for the
event.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
, straight. decent and useful lives.
Most cordially yours.
lII'I.II SIfI,I I,,T,I'
''''i ~ oo''H = '-HNI I'll.
List oi Merit badge Faculty.

scouts wishing 10 take tests for Merit
Eadgcs viii see the following men:
Agriculture. Meade Ferguson: ang-
lug. Hives Il. Hardy: archery. Branch
Il. Morgan; architecture. y. l.. HUNT;
aStronomy. Frank w. Du'.c: athletics.
Frank NJ. Dobson: automobiling. r. T..
liulcher; bee keeping, Frank W. Duke;
bird study, William Todd: bueiing. 10.
Lane stern: business, H. q. tufcr;
c"rnpng. George Fitzgerald: carpcntrl.
NJ. T.. Hubbard; chemistry. W. l.. tudd /:
civics. br. bouIlu Freeman; cUnscrva-
ton. William Todd: cooking. II. W. DUr-
r"tt: craftsmanship, !. y. Staples
datryInS, y. 6. scott: nrcmanship. Chief
w. II. Joyncs; first aid. Dr. Ii. &. Ruck =
cr; first aid TO auiualS. Or. j. g. Fer
n"%hcugh; forestry, W. w. Gillctt:
horscmuuship. Allen Potts; intcrpr"tinr.
br. Douglas Freeman: lifcsuving. stat
ford H. Parker: craftsmanship, Colonel
G. A. Dempsey: mining. Dr. II. G. Ituck =
er: music. Walter e.. Mercer: painting.
y. w. liarGruvc; personal health. Dr.
f.union Williams; physical development.
Or l.. :. spence. pioneering. II. W. Dur
rctt: printing, James Whittct: public
health, Dr. Roy Flanagan; scholarship.
J. y. G. Chandler; sculpture. ia. V.
Valentine; signaling. Frank =. Splttt:
stalking. Wiliiam Todd, swimming.
Stafford II. Parker
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
WAR COURSES AT HARVARD
Especial to The Times Dispatch I

Especial to The Times Dispatch
CAMBRIDGE. MASS, December TO-
Starting with January ;, Harvard will
have courses in military training. The
war courses vii! consist Of two hours
drill weekly for the 1000 student vol
untccrs, Il correspondence course car
ricd or between the War Department
and the students. and II half course in
military science to be given at Har-
ward rs part of the curriculum. Par
ticipation Will count towards Il de-
gree. f the man taking the instruc
ton has spent one summer at rlatts-
burg. Soldiers Field will lie used
for drill and rife practice. supple
mentary lectures will also be given
by General Leonard Wood, Captain
Dofcy and Captain Johnston Of the
United States Army.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
CIrmcntn-DnNlS.

Especial to The Times Dspatch.l
HENDERSON. ~ g.. December 10
y most beautiful marriage witnessed
by hundreds OF spectators, was solem-
niZcd In the Church of the Holy limo
cents on Wednesday night, Rev. ]. w.
hughes officiating. The contracting
parties were Miss Eleanor. the daugh-
ter or the late owen Davis. and y. T..
Clements. Young business man OF
Henderson. a reception was given af-
ter the ceremony at the brides resi-
dence. Mr.. and Mrs. Clements left to
visit the Northern cities, On their re-
turn they will reside in Henderson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
News Notes of interest.

Petersburg Lodge, Loyal Order of
Moose. opened its home last night To
refugees from Hopewell. and accom-
modated a number OF them, including
women and children.
officials Of the Norfolk aud Western
Hallway went down to EIopewcll to-
day to look after the compuny's prop
erty damaged by the fire. and TO ar
range for rebuilding.
Secretary Martin, OF the Chamber
or Commerce. is allowing the use OF
the chamber for the accommoCa ton
OF the Hopewell refugees.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Com
pany offers to render any additional
service that may be deemed necessary
between Petersburg and Richmond on
account OF tho IIopewcll fire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
TRIAL or SIu.U0D DAMAGE SUIT
IN rROt.RE;SS At nRiSToI.

TNN"HIhI 70 THO TIm"S-Dispatch.I
BRISTOL. VA December lo.-Thc
trial OF the $1,000 damage suit OF -.
J.. Wires, bristol business man,
against \lcHandcr T.. Fuller. Il promi-
ncnt local manufacturers. in which
NireS charges Fuller with having
ali"mated the affections OF his young
wife. began to-day. several witnesses
were examined for the prosecution to-
day. Counsel for Wires announced n
purpose 10 unfold by witnesses Il story
effort to deprive Wires of his wifc's
affections. sensational conduct l.;
charged IN the bill OF particulars and
counsel announced 10 the jury that
every charge would br substantiat.d
by evidence. The trial will hardly be
concluded this week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
THIRTEEN rOSTM. STEERS
FHH VIRGINIA NUNllN kTED
sne.!a, o Tic 1in,cs.p,ennteh

NTI''!i - NJ 7 TI'VS'. I'F NiiI TOT.
WAS!fi 'GTnN - =. / cVcmbcr To-
President Wilson to-day formally nom
mated .hirtc-" Nir&:ui. postmnstcrs.
seven Of wnam were originally APP
pointed in recess. the remainder being
fresh appointments.
The recess appointccs now before tie
Scuat" arc J. i. Richardson. Marion;
IaChariah 6. Gold, iSasic: j. :. Ng,is ".
Burlicviiic. William w Wood, Clarke
Vile: JOIN Peter :"ul, salem; j. l..
Pcrfatcr, Saltvillc; Pierce VI. Kilmar-
tin, Wuvcrly.
Tile new appointments are John Il.
Lewis, Bluemont; John r.. Dickcn3on,
Castlewooh. Wavcrly =. Barrett, Den
dron: John Is Hancs. Di!lwyn; Jos, PHI
w. Hayden. 1rvimgton; Lille l.. Davis,
National Soldiers Home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
The Boy Scouts
In Richmonl end Virginia.

Thc Richmond Roy scouts viii AMIN
.,,rJ,r,..rk, -, .,,,,,.,,.,i
"
Tor IN" Empty Stocking club. Follow
ihS Is Il letter from John T.. Wilson.
chairman of In, ,ln.is,,p,. cnn,,,;,,
,ybt,,, ,t
WIN - 80 "''o'
'"'''eS i. 'aNci
scout oN,cutivc:
.iy dear Al, Nc.,ycr 4, , ,,i
'''' "'''''' christmas tree commit
''e' you Wcr" unanimously elected to :.
committee TO see to The delivery and
rr,.ror dis,,i,,u,io ar ~, t.;
:. '''='>'
" 80 "'"f+" 'h't the 10y Sc"utS do
TINS Work. aud that no volunteers p,
used. and il was understood at m.
.,.,..,., mo-. ,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
Wootlmen EIect Onicer..

NJ the regular meeting last night of
lakewood Camp. Woodmen of the
World, officers for the ensuing year
were elected as follows: consul COM
mander, j. w. Scherer; adviser leu
tenant. Il. S. Ramsey: banker Il. Il.
Jones; clerk w y. Northington: cs-
cort, j. Il. Hardy; Waterman, S. q. Hog
wood; auditor for three years. w. l..
Holloway; physicians. Drs. r. II. Jones.
w. T.. HarwoOd. j. NJ. Bank and G. r..
Jones.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11

Reuben shapiro, Il ncwsboy. aged
thirteen years. was run over by an
automobile in Sycamore Street, oppo-
site Courthouse Avenue, last night.
As he was running across a street
and the auto coming up behind. he
was struck by the auto and one of his
ankles was run over and broken.
young girl yesterday fell into a
cellar door in North Sycamore Street
and was somewhat injured, though not
SERIOUSLY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
Slurt.fl-(,urN.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
LtNENHtRG. VA, December To-
On Wednesday afternoon at the Meth
odist Episcopal Church. south Miss
Roncy l:stclie Gary became tie bride
Of Robert sutton Martin, OF Bristol.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
DOCTORS OF DINWIDDlE
MEET AT PETERSBURG
Officers for Ensuing Year Elected
Newsboy Run Over Fly Auto
and Injured,
Especial to The Times Dispa tch.

Especial 70 The Times DispHtCh.
PETERSBURG, VA, December 10
Al the annual meeting of the Dinwid
die County Medical Faculty. held las,
night in the Chamber Of Commerce,
after the transaction of routine bust
ness officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows: president, DR. u. G.
Mayes: vice-president. DIR. c.. T. Jones;
secretary. Or. W. G. Powell; treasurer,
DR.. y. +. Bagby. At the January
meeting the faculty will have their
annual banquet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11

Blanket and Terry Bath Robes.
with slippers to match. Blanket
Robes in gray, green, brown, ma
room and oxford. Terry Robes in
light grounds with contrasting
stripes $500 values do 40
Christmas special 80. - 80
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-21

meat on granite pan and place pan on
ice.
Don't use water from refrigerator
for drinking purposes. .
Don't open ice compartment un-i
less absolutely necessary, :
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-21


recently get
Honolulu participate the big carnival in they
islands in June Miss Stacker sister of Ruth Stacker the Americans
record holder for the yyard dh and president of the Hui Au Ka
Swimming Honolulu She brings special invitation
Lyona Cowe of San will invitations ote
girls to make the trip u
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-21
ICE BOX DoN'Ts

ICE BOX DONIS
Don't cover shelves nor ice, as this
stops the air circulation. '..--.'
Don't put meat directly upon the
ice-it is safer in the food chamber.
If the amount of ice is very low place
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-17
ST. PATRlCK'S ADDITIONS
TO The DAVENPORT CLUB

Ns rrr.gf- s1 ttr Observance ~
Ff. FaFrrss fay b. THE Davenport
'aEs % Celtic ~riEi1 the announce
r~ef % prospective members %
CD Lear team lei Appropriate The
latest .suTf uTrHrFs OF ffr EoE are
flid.~ WuIiEar. tsr third sl.es~T. and
Jack Ryan. semi pro pitcher Fur-
fFeFmo-r. both ere from So Louis and
rrF1,rss t1 sas from Kern Patch. ST.
f.5afs
taWeaa 5s fl~ r1urssfer .saa saa
recommended ta uI~aFF last winter
rF sIafr~r7 fe~ o.at.m- Islander first
lssrasr- ta che spr.uz asaru be- show
el ~e9uEa PROMISE 60 variant sh@ Io-
ca. club a Er~EsnE q strfrs or hIm
and Pc aas turned over Co SEED Ezau.
s1n cher had charge % the Oftumsa
club in tas Central association. MuI-
tsaa t,ag~t third FOR Eeau and FOL-
.o~~d ft~ ball club fFau Ottumvs Co
Rock Island and thea tn GaI-sburz
Mu.tEas showed Es could piay ttlrd
% raEktuE second among the third
s4ct@rs ~ fa@ Crutrai association. d.
- Eamss be- f~id~d $50. iu the same
aEmho- % azei~es DO batt~d ess
Foil9sfuE che close q the Central
association season MlliiEar returned
70 uas~apurt ard sac vith the Blue
sox Tor the snai weeks u~ did not
80 much %; q chance as ths prunant
race ~as 90 close that oI~ary dId
no; have tuuch time for experimenting
Muihsan has q good chance 90 cop
a steady berth a. third base this com
tns year, BE s-tli b. given his oppsr.
iaaitF ani ~ he car deliver the posi-
tioa is he However. from all reports
NuiiiEar ~iu have opposition as
ot-sasy is sfiu after inf@.dcrs
Wiih Wilson a. first. Ko~ppsnE on
'e~orf- Wilkes on short. The pace -.iiI
30 last ore on the blue So4 inaefa
ne ether Hue Sox announced. JACK F.
.sYar. - pitcher ard a right handler Z
We - scmi-prp and outside % thar
znt rruch more - kuo1n about hin,
s.iho1Es Boss OI~ary undoubtedly
WI hse~ more 90 say about him ehsn /
be- cones over this seek
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-17
sPLINTERs OF SPORT

san Aafoa.1. Tex March ~. The
ss Louis Nationals defeated fFr san
SsEgr.l Texas league team yesterday.
is tnf
osarrsroaEs Tern. March a.
Jaet white ~ chicago signed art Giles
yesterday t1 meet Jimmy EsUy. cham
p.gn ~ tar tlfh eavaiFy FOL au e.sat
r9gst fEst bore or March e
Nashville T~ur. ,fsrth fT-rsiuz
q aanasirE 1pg~-e5f and larf open
seIrEs fn adranfaE-. WIbgru Savior
~ Indianapolis vor % decision over
Joe Fsermsr OF Chicago M0rlsg 1.srf
after hard battle.
EsEiras. fie-. March Dc Howard
Wp-rae che usrf8r Hsrf1~ middle
s~.str. vas s1 r1rr better frau Esb~
STAY OF ur1r1f .r tt~.r scheduled Iu
r1Irl 81 r~r~ MONDAY r1EHr t-rr tho
F0.f sas F-rFur. ir tss tEirt round.
Cincinnati. o. varrr o. George
Chip OF Pittsburgh @r1esFd oHr sail
or- szarsaaes@.. holder 1f rts Un.f~I
States rsrr m.t4.~sr. ztf rlaur l1r-
ship a~'f .r rf~ slzHtH round OF
scheduled %" round bout v1rdrt r.afr.
q Tore Erprrlss ta Che jaw d.I Che
aHra
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-17
JOHNSON is ARRESTED: E
JESS ARRIVES IN CUBA

Havana. Cuba. March 1-.-Seyeral
thousand Cu5ans welcomed less VIII
lard last evening. giving him the great
est reception since the arrival OF Pal
ma. Cuba's FIRST president Willard
appeared 90 be "in the pink and said
me- weighed 25o pounds, but expected
20 take of five more before the fight
on April g. Manager Jones and Treas
urer We'll accompanied him. Jack
johnson appeared before the police
Judge yesterday. being accused OF re-
tanning the baggsge or Tremaine one
cf his trainers. Johnson admitted he
had retained the baggage. The case
Vas oil suiEsed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-17
LINCOLN BOYS IN WIN
OVER L0N6FELLOW FIVE

TIE Hnal zane a ere grade scaeC'
boys basketball f9gfuaeIeet was play
81 Msgdav is ere hisA Eceaot Evw.
WHer fhs Lfaeola school GaInsst
sErusz q sarprtse ~ Gstsasles Ess
I~saEf-ileN sqsad b. saai eovnt -
- 20 20. ta eas % tas Egttest conrests
ef tss tourney Tra LaaEfetio-V fvs
We expected Co sta bat t8e Llsegis
soys started wita "a rgsa. pttyjaE tfrfr
gpvoasuts OF t1cis sset. aad kepG De-
gB curing tbs sntirs eugfsb.
Scr Llacoia Cooper af csetsr play
ed q stellar sane. asd succeeded On
easing enc Sphere four Eimes Cor 30
team While Gisnksnbgra tt Eaasf q
80 eisplavsd saru. F1r L.ousfs,Iss
Wulsams a. fsswart ara Wssasr az
EsafJi. al slowed efHss Wf'asas
mate sil % she BoiaEs fFr bis team. b.
eUuntiaE Ntrh 90 egf "a tf free fervSs
Ths LonEfsifgN boys were uasble Co
seel1rs a sfaE.s aelt seal tgrsaE ere
sfEhCs fuf ~ wtsefnE tHfs Es11@
Lfncsie cepoef ere srafs scnecl ef&a1
parsHfu and ts~ aes4.lfe1 sstslf
whicn sgss No tf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-17

proved the new leaders. and they
made good with a l.2a5 that proved
the first zoe average so far in that
event.
All of the other leaders retained
their positions. the NaNiues of Detroit
topping the hves with 2.SoS. julie Lei
ineer holding first in the singles with
67i. and !. h. Spaldins stickiue to The
tcp with i,S4S iu the all events
VIII Eggars was high man Of the
dau'in the singles with a $50. Her
man SteinmlIler secured 80. Ma'rhe5
5g3. Jack I.ippert 5al and Art Lutz for
other big individual totals of the day
H. TAYLOR and H. NcNulty were
second high in the doubles. with 11S2.
while Art Lutz and Jack L.ppert put
in 1.l74 for four more pins than Meyers
and Peters had been getting away
with the lead for several DAYS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-17
S0x REGULARS IN
A CLOUTING FEST
sLSw OUT rs Drives And BEsr
PORTLAND. WHILE SECONDS
SCAT VENICE

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-17

CONTINUE RACING
DESPITE THE WAR
BRITISH DECIDE BREEDING OF
HORSES DEMANDS THAT
SPORT CONTINUE.

London. March 1.-THE Jockey
club mas decided to continue racing in
spite of the war. The only change
from times of peace VIII be the nee
essary curtailment Of some social
functions in connection vita the Ep-
som and Ascot meets. a
The club held a special meeting at
the residence of Lord Derby IN Lon
don yesterday 10 decide this question.
on which public opinion IS divided so
widely. After an exhaustive discus
sion the CLUB confirmed its decision Of
six months ago that the continuance
Of racing was necessary to the inter-
ezts Of horse breeding
on the former occasion KjnS George
expires ed himself defniteIy as in 5a-
.yor Of carrying through the usual pro-
gram
The revival of the discussion was
due largely 10 what the Jockey club
STYLES a misstatement, 10 the effect
that wounded soldiers in the clubhouse
at EPSON. now being used as hospi-
pitsl. would be obliged TO vacate the
building because il would be required
for the race meeting
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-17
BREWS AND 1900
TEAMS IN FRONT
LEAGUE LEADERS GRAB THREE
STRAIGHT FROM EoELWEISS
TEAM At ST. JULIEN.
Msosss Eve Take Three From 700
Block a. -arms-Ti,le Between
B-ess ara fsO0s.
ISLAND CIV STANDING.

The 1900 rrrrs quintet COPIED ihr-s
r'-sie.r Isa uirhr a; thc Harms ai-
less lrru rIc.- old rivals the 1900
b'ors. So rather easy fashion. Mosen-
fsia.r. m.= r@rr0-m.az somewhat be
low uslsI s.-r. @. B-cda- ~ the 1900
-rs- rar hist ,i,r $50 Cog three
s1t.rr
a. tho S. julien srevr the r z
r-fNs also took three straight from
rr~ Easiusis team HudcbTandts
men took tre frsf TAO by q aide mar
=.r 5l- sess ri,e1 q zeal scare il the
finals. ts.Eri1z b. only one pin when
slFt rpaCt g. WitA the ssason
practically -.frss months zone go title
'tss between the Breps and 1900 Block
rrrn. ear are rniy one game behind
frr Iaalar.-
The .1ras
At s.. ItIiEN ALLEYS.