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The Washington times., 1916-01-20
By ALBERT PAYsoN TERHUNE.

girl and her partner collGe6 clumsily
with another couple The woman viii
whom they collidcd-a plump blonde
end beautifully Gowned-got the worst
Mary saw her tend dovn and rub
her ankles. Then. white proper apol-
pSies were made by the woInan in
nlack and her partner, the little blonde
hmped eway or her partners arm and
sought refuge or O. settce near Mary.
The acute pain ia her foot must have
made her feel faint. For the man i'm
nlediately went in search OF GLASS
ly as pc ossible.
After taking few swallows. MARY
saw the blonde girl pat her hand ove;.
her heart and Draw deep breath OF
strength gave way instantly to staItle
surprise. She was passing her. hands
rapidly over the front of ner elabor-
ately embroidered gcwn.
whats the matter, Mrs. Hin Nle" -
Nary heard the young man say.
I've lost my Erooch--my diamond
brooch gasped the woman. IT had
IT on a minute ogo. Tn sure. oh. I
He gave 1t to me for our tenth amt
NerSary: And. apart from the val, @,
J. wouidn't lose it for anything in the
"Surely It must be arouni somewhere
II you had it on Just moment ago"
protested the young man. Maybe you
dropped it when we had our tumble
Wait here and I'll go look around that
spot"
"No. I'll ccmo with You. It's made
me nervous. I couldn't sit still -
As they passed several chatting
groups Mrs. Hinkle announced nor loss
loudly. Soon the floor was covered with
people searching for the missing dia-
monds. Mary looked on. amused. The
scarchers seemed I" her TO be n crowd
Of overgrown children playing Button,
91utton: who's rot the button Mary
down in her heart suspected that Mrs
l!intle ha6n't had such brooch on at
all. Women arc a 1orgetful lot-and
scary.
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' DEATHS

BREMER-On Wednesday. January I9 1916.
a. 9 a. M. EUGENIA j.. widow Of the late
Mlillan Bremcr. mother OF Mrs. IL. v.
Hunt, and sister of Mrs W. ~. Hurley.
Funeral from her late residence. Hil Web
ster street northwest, Friday. January 81.
lhterlnent at Rock Creek.
bltoWN-At National HOMEOPATHIC Hospital
JahuhfS ", 1916, after "A brief Illness, Wini-
Ileu ioOding, wife Of Claude u. Brown.
Funeral from st. pauIs Church. Rock
tftGk at O'Clock Friday. lnterment nt
Rock Creek Cemetery.
FIrTPATRlCK-On Thursday = ,,orniu, Ian
Jury ~ 1916, ALICE, beloved daughter OF
itnclh imc lhte liernard and Mary McWIllla ns
Notice of funeral hereafter.
IA AFTER long illness wedncsda, J,nu-
sry lo. 1915. at his residence lS27 Eiyhfaentb
street tRfDERICK WILLIAM, Seioved
s"n oi ne lat" j. ID. and Fanny @, Kitch
,,epuleh mass al St PRuls Catholic
.hurch. Fifteenth and streets. at q:3O
n. m. Friday. january q.
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Deaths.

orlando +. Smith, "A years GAO
Wenty third street northwest.
CARA j. Pillinger. So years. 49, II
street northwest
virginia Stewart IS wears 17os L
street northwest
Annie Riordan 80 years wasbi,,ton
Asylum Hospital
Eppa J. Mcdonald. 30 years Sib,a,
Hospital 'io'
Ca.harine VI. Lynch. So wears. s27h
New Jersey avenue northwest
Mlchael Cusack. 26 years, 1000 East
Capitol street
Eugenia J. Bremen. 81 years. 1411
webster street northwest,
Morris Shappirio, 3S years, California
apartments.
Bessie Shehey. &C years, 1114 North
Capitol street.
Leslie ". Martin, 60 years. Ener-
Eency Hospital.
Porter Morris, +S years. Emergency
Elva Simms, : years, Children's Hos
Kit Cooper. 65 years, Washington
Asylum Hospital.
Sailie Jones, "a years. Freedmen's
Hospital.
Josephine r. Harvey. 81 years, 22S
Il y street southwest
Ada u. Elwood. 80 years, 24S Tenth
street northwest
Thomas jackson. months, e1S F
street southwest
Infant of Mary and James Minor. l
day. Frecdmen's Hospital.
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Vital Records
Births.

James J. and Lillian D. Wallace. girl,
George r; and ETie M. Sydnor, boy.
Nick and Zukeya Neam. hoy. S''''
Louis and Helen ;<avakes, boy.
Herbert and Harriet J. Holder, girl
Henry y. and Margaret A. Cox. bow.
girl.
Harry and Rebecca Baker, girl.
Michael and Carmelia Blast, girl
Michael and Philippe Anzelmo, girl.
Joseph and Rosa Carter, girl.
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ANNUAL REPORT OF
THE MUNSEY TRUST
COMPANY

OF the District OF Columbia, to the Comptrol-
Ter of the Currency, as required by Section is
Act OF Congress approved October i. 1890. for
the year ended December 81, 1916.
Capital stock authorized .........S So 600 CC0 ND
Capital stock actually paid in ,. 2 coo 90 o.
Gross earnings for year ended DE
cenDer II, 1910. Observation-Disclosures. 363, Al 23
lotaI expenses Tor year ended De
cember 81, 1915 ...............,.. 2O7 hi1 o.
Total amount OF debts Cb~ing
amount due depositors,. ........... . SO 5sl A.
C. II. POPE, Vice President.
frank A. Munsey, G. II. Pope.
Wilton J. Lambert, VIM. l.. GUIDE.
A. B. Claxton, z, l.. Norton
Ashley NJ 3ould r. A. Walker
Perry Belmont, George r. Gaither
W. T. Dewart, Colin II. Ivingrtoue,
We, C. II. POPE, Vice President; 4 n.
CLAYTON. Assistant Secretary, and ASH
LEY NJ. GOULD, F. A. WALKER, WIN. =
GUIDE. Directors OF THE MUNSEY TRUST
COMPANY, do hereby solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best of our
knowledge and belief.
{. H. POPE, Vice President.
A. y. CLAYTON Asst. Secretary
ASHLEY NJ. GOULD
r. A. WALKER,
WIN. r. GUIDE.
Directors
District OF Columbia, S.:
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
goth day of January. 1916.
(SeaD p. H HILL,
Notary Public.
Total number Of Directors OF this COMPANY
twelve.
This report must be signed by the T'resj-
dent and a majority OF the Director and
sworn TO by the President, Secretary, and q
least three of the Directors,
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HELP WANTE0--FEMALE

SALESLADIES-For suit depart
ment. Only those with thorough
experience will be considered. Per-
manent position and good salary to
competent oeople. WHITES, Inc,
423 7th st. N. w.
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IN MEMORlAM

cents nat either prose ar noetrv IN e... - ~
s ..e ooes not exceed ten lines. And 10 cent,
'or each l'ne In excess OF ten,
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FARM LABORER APPLICATIONS
MARYLAND.

s7O-437a. Mont gomcry Co. one single man
for dairy work, mostly milking Any ES
of good habits. H-lj cows. Exp. Tr adv.
SlO-Sl2 PM. B&I.
SIO-i67G. Worcester co. one married man
with family for general farm work ANY
good farmer. Exp. Children permitted.
Tr. adv. Work for l-3 share. Unfurnishcd
broom house.
S70-b26G. Dorchester Co. One married or
single man for general farm work. German
or English. other ES. 3 COWS ES recos-
sary. EXP No children permitted Tr
adv, and deducted. Green, s. PM winter
so Pm summer: ENp., $40 PM winter, Sl7
Pm summer house, eardesl and fuel. Work
for wife | or days week from OOC TO i5c
pD.
Pennsylvania.
S7O-SOOg Westmoreland Co. Five or six
married men for general farm work Bel
gians AustrIans or Hungarans acceptable
E.S necessary. EXP. Children permitted
No Tr. $40 Pm and up. house and fuel
Work for boys of the families on farm.
COMMON LABOR.
New Jersey.
S76 6-l4G2 Hudson Co Wanted 100 married
or single men for laboring work in Celluoid
factory. SCandinavians and Films. Perhaps
. Poles and Russians of better class. No. Tr
s TO 10 hours PD in shifts. 20c III to start
UP to 25c to 21C PHI after becoming pro-
hC!ent.
Pennsylvania.
G9l -. Indiana co. Wanted seventy-fve
coal miners to load after mining ma hne
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FOR RENT-STORES

AT Il6 18TH ST. y. W.-Storc and dwelling
store 20 feet deep; l3-foot ceiling; ;Wo show
windows; water. gas, furnace, "l"Ctrtv!tE
shelves and counters: cellar .ull depth and
width. ConCreted: dTcllinE roU MS dhi ! -.
Price: one hundrcI and ten dollars per
month Apply to
DR s i. lewis 1MN ItTH ST \ "
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MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN OH city, suburban and
farming property. WM, GERSrMIER. -
ST. Paul ST, Baltimore, Nd.
MONEY To LOAN on real "state; lowest
rates, prior payment privileges; iaTge
amounts. TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 81 ISth
s,LI4.D4.NG LOANS AND SECOND lRUsT
Money TO loan at per cent on District
Real Estate. Amy amount from S-VU 10 50. O0S
on first OF second trust. in straight note o,
monthly payments. Takes only three days
TO make them
PAUL V. MITCHELL s CO..
lHS 6 ST. y. W
MONEY TO LoAN-s25e to $500 900 on D. C.
real estate. several trust funds o., TO .
PEI cent All transactions conducted win
economical CUmsidCra lion lUr buTTuwsTa
wM IL SAUNDERS CO.,
SouthSTp BuildinE. s0 18th ST n. W,
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Marriage Lice nses.

EDWARD Morrell and Lara T.. Proctor.
I,dward Jones and Irene Craw
Nelson ]. Freeman, BAY shore "
and Lillian B Lee >'' L.
Albert S. Simmons and Madeline Nev-
some. -'o"
Harry SUNNI and Florence Richard
son, both of philadelphi.
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ORIGINAL NINE. DE LONG,
73O Eighth St. N. w.
HORSES AND VEHICLES

EIGHT HORSES and maros; mules, must
sell Tor the want oi Use. Rear 4tS Pa. ave
y. W.
HORSES to board, best care and attention
g. y. HAMMER. FHirfaN. Va. HOuIc =. T."
SENEN HORSES AID TWO BIG MAEl:S
sold lor tn" want Ol use. Rear 80 Pa
ave. y. W. nOTrh sldoI.
FOR SAI.E--Chcap. s good Work horses and
one well broken TOT ehldrvn. Rear las cod
EGo o.. =. W.
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Any nationality. NO TT. 10 mrs. Ilp. f"c
@. 7.
TRADES.
New Jersey.
49,. MlddIesex 60. one tinsnith desired.
Young German preferred. For roofing and
different kinds OF sheet metal work In
building line. S2.J0-3 PD. No. Tr. hrs.
pD.
PENNSYLVANIA.
S76--l26s Philadelphia Co. One engineer
wanted. ANY white ES. Married or single
Usunl hours. Regular wages.
DOMESTICS.
Maryland.
S61-2O2O Baltimore Co. one single woman
for general huusework. Any rs, rs NJ,
Bal. No Tr.
New York.
S67-2O01 Kings Co. one single woman for
German cor POLISH. &l9-sH Pm and home.
No Tr.
Pennsylvania.
S67-2B1. Iehigh Co. Two single women as
waitress and chamberwork. SIS Pm. room,
board and laundry. TT. adv.
Virginia.
$4,000 Alexandria Co. one single woman
for general hOuscwork. Swedish Norweg-
ian. ES necessary. sl0-S20 Pm, depending
work. Good home. Tr. adv. from New
York city. and deducted.
SI6-l429 Norfolk co. Wanted about u men
or women to manufacture pants power
sewing machines. Average beginner would
earn A-$5 PW without experienced: eA-
perienced can average NO-$ ST. PW. No Tr.
any nationality. "A hours PW.
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BULLETIN OF AVAILABLE OpPORTUNITlE

DOLLtT''' Vt HVRILHDLE OTTONI UNI ] I'D
Detailed information concerning the following opportunities
be secured free OF charge upon application
BUREAU OF NFORMATION UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT
OF LABOR, MILLS BUILDING
AUTHORIZATIONS
otherwise
L
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
LITHOGRAPH-
ING COMPANY.

We. the undersigned. the President and the
ma jority OF the Board of Trustees of the
ECKERT LITHoGRAPHING COMPANY. OF
Washington. D. c., do hereby certify that the
Capital Stock OF the said Corporation s
$50, 600. Sc0.ooo of which has been actually
paid in, and that there are 2.7s5 existing
debts.
JOHN A. ECKERT.
f. F. NORTON.
I. JOHN 4. ECkERT. President Of III.
ECKERT ILTHOGRAPHING COMPANY. Of
the District of Columbia, do hereby swear
that the facts stated In the above Certlhcst"
are true 20 the best OF my knowledge and he
lief
JOHN A. ECKERr.
President.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, q No
tary Public in and for the District "f Co
lumba, this Goth day OF January. A. y. 1916
CHARLES W. FLOECELEE.
(SeaD Notary Public, y. &.
Ny commission expires February 26th, lnss.
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HELP WANTED MALE

BOY-White, to make himself generally use
full around store; reference required. AR
THUR NEWMAN. l422 New York ave.
BOf-Colored, to work in drug store. Blu
MER'S PHARMACY, y. Cap. and r SITS.
CANVASSERS-Salary and commission; rer-
erence required. Apply SWORZYNS, 1918
G. n. w.
GROCERY CLERK. Apply 34O2 llth 81.
n W.
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Automobile Repairing.
For Hire.
REFRlGERATORS & ICE BOXES

AcCRAE REFRIGEEATOR COMPANY.
RefTiGeIa,oIs that are unequalsd.
Gil ST. y. W.
We RuIld shI kSDan hsiTLAtTAtoTA
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FOR SALE-MiSCELlANEOUS

SECONDHAND concrete mixer.
two boilers, two concrete buck
cts, lumber and large timbers; !;
will sell cheap; used in construct
ing Rock Creek bridge; all in
good condition. Call at 1926 Pa.
ave. N. w. Hardaway Contracting
Company.
TO SELL CHEAP-Second-hand
lumber and large timbers, one
concrete mixer, two buckets and
two boilers; all in good order;
used in constructing Rock Creek
bridge. Call at 1926 Pa. ave. N.
w., or phone w. 955. Hardaway
Contracting Company.
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HELP WANTED-FEMAlE

ASSORTERS AND MARKERS-Ex Experienced
Apply CHARM HAND LAUNDRY, llu9 gOt n
ST. \. ".
NISHERS-ENperienced. or trousers Ap-
ply chAS. PEAkE, ooj ,,h st y W,
Room J..
TAII DRESS Experienced. 10 work on ladIrs'
coats. no other urcd apply. Cali befur,. 10
O'Clock Friday. l120 St -
WAlTRESSES Three. arst-ciass. a. once.
Eood pay. l2eS Pa. ave y. W.
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c. =. Ill. NTERS sanitary just-klling floor
oil keeps the floors clean and bright and
gives them a polished finish. Good for your
furniture. Try It. only SIC gallon, de-
liNered. 1l3 IA. ave. y. W. Phone NJ. 'i5S
FOR SAl.E-E Entire contents, iNtures and
complete equipment OF tho Peoples Lunch
Room 9l3 Ith st.. opposite GOldcnbrrS >; new
and up-to-date fittings; will dispose as whole
or in part.
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Travis car turned into the
drive leading to the hotel. June
squeezed Mrs. Travis hand un-
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Wanted-Elevator Operators.
Young men between l8 and rs.
Must be neat and of good appear
ance. Apply to Mr.. HANNAH,
Munsey Building.
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WINDOW CLEANERS-Ready for WORK !;
steady Job. 525 10th ST \. W, Room g.
WINDOW CLEANER-Reference. 80 10th
ST, Room G.
YOUNG MAN to look after our interests
in Washington. Salary starting SIS. W
weekly. No Canvassing. FRONTIER MFG
co. Niagara Falls, y. Y.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD
on Sleo cash and SIS month. at
CHEVY CHASE. For full particulars dro.
postal telephone or call on wM. H.
RITCHIE. 2l7 Colorado Bldg Tel NJ s?3l
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RACINGONE WINNER
If CORNELL GETS BY HARVARD B
UNFRAMED, FOLWELL AND YOSp
WILL HAVE TASK TO TRIJTMpu
By GRANTLANp RICE

The HaiTback 10 his tailor ,oent TO bag
neto fall dixie;
A Scottish ploid-an English seroe--or any
thing vou IKE;
he picked the suit that suited best to hold
ht'n IN the stotln
And stood up Ike a Samson ohen his tailor
measured him.
AIdck, the tailor dtd not see wtthAn the
HdiJbdck's eye
The for-otooy and dreamy look as he began
TO cry
The measurements TO one pho sat and
copied % she run
The totor's spiel Of MISREPRESENTATION
ei0ht-Jortv-one."
For az ,ohtrr,cind leaps to nte or a tornado
stceeps
ACROSS the vdtc, 10Th mighty roar and
sundYy tchtris and leaps
TIE Hdifodok bent Ms brItltke neck and,
charging for the door,
Cdved IN four Of the toflor's rios and
stamped him on the floor.
And for the poor atd sirttno oy, upon a
bee-hke Hne,
Ths HaIfbock rushed 10Th disry speed
and kicIed him on the sptnei
And toher the cutter butted IN upon the
tangled tcreck
An eroo,o hH htn, IN the eye--a fist fen on
his neck.
Aoort-doout-ir dtz-y rort around the
tailor shop
CHAIRS Wert to smosh and desks to crash
Uhfie clothing took flop;
The pIdsterin0 feH OF the toaFl-the tctndotos
caved IN later
Untu the Hdlfback oeIlotoed "DoWN"
beneath the rodtator
The tdtior feeoly oped hts eyes and 10Th
stokIv Orodn
Beoon to rub hts shattered head and tap
his fractured bone,
"Whdt have done to yot," he cried, "thdt
you should treat mo sof
That you should crack my helpers sptro
and lay my cutter lotof"
And then the HdDbdck looked about and
tooke up from his trance
He 0dsed upon his tdttered shirt-the gore
upon his pants
ri dredmed-tohiIo you toere ,nedsurtno-
zoe needed one more yard-
And her-you called mp signal for a
cross-buck over guard"
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SYRAcUsE was supposed Il
Oot the best elevens in the coua,' ~ =
her downward crash sounded an 49,
bu. II wasn't 80 much syraous.' '.s l.ut'<
as u was Pittsburgh strength. Awsas'->
longer any doubt now ~. .nsrs =
,ss. mas another team almost sure 10 ,w.'oq
through an unbeaten season 70 move \
c ne argument between Pit,shrr-.
SoIhen supporters may be con,'r,,l,n ~
last winter. when both were aueu c,a,.',l ~
crest III Cornell can get by us.n< un< ~
itnacan array isn't likely 10 ha h..,a n
less fost and Folwell. two erss, o ueaoed q.
can accomplish budding youns osseh~
but where last season there wsr. @'Ia''s' ,l'
peaten elevens in the East, thIs ~. we n
may very likely furnish at least ,ssnpsn
which event the December din Mn 1,ss ;
rinc' II not deafening. ~" % -
colonel Robert Fitzsinmon.
nave nave seen that Syracuse contest os -.
Gay 70 witness an exemplIncas,or <
ancient adage-'Trhe bigger theS s q y
harder they fall" ss come u
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One OF the biggest preliminary shoots in IN.
history of the PHILADELPHIA Trapshooters'
League was held September 80, at the Meadow
Springs Club. 122 gunners turning out.
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Feathered target admirers will nnd .nor,
every Wednesday at the Point Breeze Gun Club
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LOCAL "CHAMP" ENDS SEASON
WITH "HURRAH" AND ANOTHER
GOLF TITLE TO HER LIST
Toni0rroU's Tournaments
and Toddy's Tee Talk

ment given by Country Club Of Atlantic City,
at Northneid, N. J. Eighteen holes. medal
play. Five sixteens 20 qualify for match
play.
Privilege Of using the links Of the Spring
haven Country Club offered 20 all members
Of the Women's Golf Association tomorrow.
Tournaments arc stili in full blast over In
the metropolitan district, that is. club
events.
Hercabouts they are falling on like the
leaves of the trees and another Saturday or
at end. But In New York there are
scores OF club events still TO be played.
More and moro golfers are ceasinR to put
by their clubs when winter comes around
New York, preferring to brave the SHOWS,
perhaps, and the nipping fr0sts, rather than
10 give up the game which, once adopted,
seems 70 become very definite side Of every
mans life.
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TWO SHOOTING MATCHES
AT MANOA THIS WEEK
Biddle and Graves to Meet in
State Challenge Test at
Eagle Club

Two big white-fiyer matches are listed
on this weeks shooting calendar, In addi-
ton to the regular club tests. Today at
the Eagle Cunning Club, Manoa, ]. r.
Carney and II. Thompson. both local shots.
meet In n twenty-lve-bird race, while on
Saturday, at the same club, Charles Biddle,
Of West Philadelphia, crosses gunbarrels
with Joe Graves, of the Delaware Water
Gap, in a challenge test for the Harrisburg
Sportsmens Cup, emblematic of the Penn
sylvania white-fyer championship.
The men will shoot at twenty-five birds.
Biddle Is the present holder OF the title. hav-
ing won II from Anthony Felix few
months ago. Last Saturday Biddle grassed
forty-seven of a possible fifty flyers, and
his opponent will have TO be shooting in his
best form to wrest the coveted honor from
him.
Earl Melrath, a Philadelphia gunner, won
the cup at Harrisburg last year and lost II
In match with Joe Graves, of the Della
ware Water Gap. Later Billy Clegg another
Quaker City gunner, came along and chal-
lenged Graves. and when the smoke had
cleared he was adJudged the winner. An
thony Felix, also of Philadelphia, focused
his eyes on the champs" and in a test
with Clegg brought home the bacon.
Then there appeared in the field a south.
paw wing shot, Charles Bidde, of West
Philadelphia. He challenged the holder of
the cup, and the challenger was returned
the victor. Since Biddle captured the white.
flyer prize he successfully has defended Il
In match with McGuigan-
Thomas Baker, Of West Chester. barred two
squirrels. recently, on a hunting trip. Harry
rels. getting the limit for a days sport. 'Du'f-
M Clair. OF the Point Breeze Gun Club
wants TO meet Charles Biddle In a twenty-fve,.
bird match for the Pennsylvania State Chat
lenge Cup. ~ "'-
.. Berks County has issued ssss licenses thus
far this season to hunters.
Feathered target admirers will fnd sport
eVer' wednesday Mt the Point Breeze Gun Club.
One OF the biggest preliminary shoot. in ,h.
history history OF TIE Phlladelphia Trapshooters
Springs Club. 122 gunners turning out.
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that Il was almost a case of the 'ball
lodging in something moving"
Miss Caverly's best shots were off the tee
and with her brassie, which continues to
be about the best club she takes out of her
bag. Her iron shots were also very fine
except for her lack of deadllness from just
of the green She will soon get mash'e
shot and then she will be able TO take a
match from any one, critics agree.
Mrs Fox's best shot was from the trap
several score yards from the sixth green.
1t rose out magnifcently and astounded the
handful-gallery when Il got home. She
got half in the face Of the perfect shots
of Miss Caverly.
The cards:
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To Honor Jim Barnes

=, That Philadelphia golfers appreciate the skill
OF their professionals IL attested to by the fact
that there is 70 be big rally of the White
Marsh Country Club members on Saturday night
next at the Bellevue-Stratford Hotel to do honor
TO James NJ. Barnes
=, This outpouring Of golfers Is in recognition OF
his winning the first national championship OF
the Professional Golfers Association at Siwanoy
The subscription price is Sc per plate and
1885 Chestnut street. on or before October 81.
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Berks County has issued s3as lic.n,e, thr
far this season to hunters. N