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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-27
BIG ALLIED
FLEET HERE
Commerce Protectors@Ar-
rive off American Coast
! and Lie in Wait
SENT TO PROTECT
SHIPMENTS ACROSS
All Disguised and Designed
to Make War on
U-Boats

Boston, Dec. 27.-The presence on this
side of the Atlantic of formidable fleet
of allied warships was indicated definite
" Yesterday. The vessels are known
officially as commerce protectors. They
are heavily armed and disguised. For
obvious reasons their exact disposition
ia not revealed. But the arrival recent
" in American waters of this newest
unit of the British and French admiral
ties was made known from source that
hardly can be mistaken.
For some days vessel captains have
been bringing to New England ports re-
ports of mysterious craft that were max
ing their way westward They made
no reply to signals and could not be APP
preached They steered a vagrant course
and were described variously as of the
fashion of merchantmen, transports, light
cruisers. and even of submarines. Placed
together these reports filled in with the
suspicion, now apparently confirmed, OF
shipping men.
Ii is said that the fleet arrived safe
ly at Halifax, n. s., few days ago, but
nothing then became known generally
about it because OF the strict censorship
of all telegraphic matter originating IN
the provinces, and OF such mail matter
as is suspected of containing intelligence
of value to enemies of the allies
The commerce protectors are described
as LARGE and powerful but capable OF
fair speed. They were intended, it is
said, to meet the German U-boat dan
ger. and in anticipation OF an attempted
raid off the Canadian coast similar to
that made by the U-53 off Nantucket
Oct. s. At that time shipping men fig-
ured that there was not an allied war
ship within 500 miles OF the spot that
Captain Hans Rose deliberately select
ed in which to operate.
The British admiralty, it is said, de-
termned to make impossible another
such raid. and the fleet of commerce pro-
tectors was the fruition of the plan then
formulated. The arrival of the disguised
warships was followed almost immedi-
ately by Premier Lloyd Georges an
nouncement OF the plan for the national
ization of British shipping.
II is understood that the commerce
protectors will not only lie in wait for
submarines at strategic points, but that
they have been provided in sufficient
number to act as conveys for merchant
vessels throughout the zones IN which
underseas boats would be most likely to
operate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-27
ORANGE COUNTY FARMERS
ASSOCIATION NOTES.
Notes for Week Ending Dec. %.

During the past four months there
have been startling advances made IN
the organization Of the New England
dairy farmers. The successes of the or
ganized attempts to increase the price re-
eeiyed by the producer have only stimu-
lated the producers TO make their organ
ization more definite SO as to be better
able 10 cope with the situation in the
future. II this is to be a real factor IN
the future it needs the support OF every
dairyman whether he be selling whole
milk or only a potential milk suppiier
at present selling his product az cream
or butter. The present call for the or
ganization of a New England wide or
eanization on Dee. 80 is one which ought
to be responded TO widely. Richard Pat
tee, secretary OF the New England MIX
Producers association, has issued tins
call for every ow-owning farmer in each
county in each state in New England to
meet this week Saturday, Dec 30, at 10
a. m. at the county seat. Owing to the
broken topography of Orange county, no
county meeting will be held, but meet
inps are on three sides, so all have
chance TO attend meeting. For the east
side the official meeting of the county
will be in cooperation with Grafton
county. n H.. at Woodsville, n. II. For
the White river valley the meeting at
White River Junction viii be more con-
yenient. For the northwest corner the
meeting at Montpelier will be the most
convenient. ! hope these meetings VIII
be well attended. An organizer or rep
resentative of the Y. +. NJ. +. A. will be
present at each OF these meetings to tell
all about the organization. what 1T has
done. what it aims to do. and what 1T
can do with the support of the milk pro
ducers. The idea is better prices for bet
ter milk, cooperative purchase OF sup
plies and association selling. See the
Dec. % number Of the New England
Homestead for further details.
The final week of the series of talks
on "Soil and Science" illustrated with
slides, has ended. The meetings of this
past week were in West Braintree Tues
dav evening, Chelsea west hill Thursday
evening and North Randolph Friday
evening. This makes total OF IL meet
ings attended by 1886 people. The inter
est was good enough TO warrant repetl-
ton of this type OF meeting later If an
other good set of slides on some pertinent
farm topic can be procured. These meet
ings have been held in almost every case
where there was a farmers club or CO.
operating grange. Did your community
have meeting, or haven't you organ
lied your farmers club yet?
The county agent takes this opportu-
nifty TO wish all the farmers-of Orange
county a happy New Year and with 1T
the hope that the year 1917 will bring in
creased prosperity.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-27
WASHINGTON COUNTY FARM
BUREAU ASSOCIATION.
Report for Week Ending Dec. %.

Miles tfhNcled ......stsss.s.ssss' iV'
The farm account books which We're
mentioned IN last weeks report have
found ready reception, as several appllca'
tions are already in the office for these
books. They cost only IS cents each and
are very simple and easy 20 keep. You
had better get one.
A farm visit made this week ut place
where thoroughbred iIolsteins are kept
revealed very interesting point in con
nection with breeding, Until two years
ago this farm had been selling COWS and
heifcrs at random, "a price being set and
the buyer allowed TO pick out what he
wanted, no attention being paid TO rec
ords. At this time the average produc.
ton of the herd was 1000 pounds OF
milk per year per COW. Beginning two
years ago this policy was discontinued
and u better one substituted whereby
only the poor cows and heifers from the
poor cows were sold, the better ones be-
ing kept to keep the herd good. As re.
suit this year the records show a produc'
ton OF 1900 pounds OF milk per COW per
year. all due TO this better process ef
breeding and to paying particular atten-
ton to the records. This is lesson.
Take il home
Did you plant any soy beans this year
II YOU did the county agent is very much
interested TO find out whether they are
making your feed any cheaper or not.
He will be very glad to hear from you
about this or to help you in estimating
the value that the soy beans may be TO
you. One man reports that he has de-
creased his grain feed one-third since he
reached his soy bean ensilage.
The farmers club meeting at East
Montpelier Tuesday afternoon was sue
cess. Other meetings of the same kind
are scheduled for Cabot and Waterbury.
Every farmer in the county should know
the inside works of the county associa-
ton in order that he can do his utmost
to Help It.
Watch the paper for notice and pro.
gram of the extension school to be held
in Plainfeld the week beginning Jan. 2.
Some of the topics may interest YOU and
all Of them should. You can afford to
drive quite ways to attend these lee
lures for a day.
f. II. Abbott.
County Agent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-27
INCOME OF RAILROADS
NEAR S1,09S, 900, 900
Showing Made for the Last Nine Months
May Have Effect on Their
Plea of poverty"

Washington, Dec. 27--On the basis OF
figures for nine months, the railroads OF
this country will have 81 o9S, 100000 net
income for the year now closing, accord
ing to interstate commerce commission
estimates.
This showing, the largest on record,
led many officials 10 feel yesterday that
the railroads plea of poverty IN the
eight hours day case would not hold
The figures, however, show enormous
profits for eastern lines carrying war
orders. and hence there is no absolute
assurance of continuance at the present
rate. according to railroad men.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-27

or become weak and run down 1t y
safe medicine for all the family to take.
because il does not contain alcohol or
dangerous drugs in any form. but is all
r,,re Wholesome nourishment. IL
soo,hes and heals the throat irritation,
drives out impurities and furnishes the
food elements required 20 build ne"
strength. Not a patent medicine but
doctors prescription more than 90 years
in uSe.-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-27
NEW HALF DOLLARS OUT SOON.
They Will Be Placed in Circulation Jan.
2-Ouarters Two Week. Later.

Washington. Dec 27.--The new silver
half dollar coins will be placed in circu-
lation Jan. 2, treasury department ON
Gals expect, and the new silver quarters
two weeks later. They will be issued at
the treasury here and the various sub
treasures elsewhere.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-27
cold GONE! HEAD
AND NOSE CLEAR
first Dose of "Pape's Cold Compound
z I'll Relieves All Grippe
nat q Misery
T stav stuged-up,

Don't stay stuifed-up'
Quit blowing and snufiiing, A dose Of
lPape's Cold Compound" taken every two
1ours until three doses are taken viii
nd grippe misery and bresk up severe
old either in the head, chest, body or
limbs.
IL promptly opens clogged-up nostrils
nd air passages; stops nasty discharge
IT nose running: relieves sick headache,
lullness. feverishness. sore throat, sneez-
ng. soreness and stiffness.
~Pape's Cold COMPOUND" i the quick
81, surest relief known and costs only
5 cents AZ drug stores. Ii acts without
ssistance. tastes nice, and causes no in
Convenience. Don't accept substitute
ADV.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-27
CURRENT COMMENT
vermont's Fish and Game Revenue.

Vermont is indeed mountain state, as
appears by the statement OF the fish and
game commissioner, John w. Titcomb,
that the revenue from raw pelts alone
is about Sl50,000 year. His depart
ment not only supports itself through
the hunting and fishing licenses. but
Yields the state a biennial profit of APP
proximately $s,ooo.-Springiield Repub-
linan
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-27
Summary for week ending Dee. %;
OREGON MAY FIGHT VILLA.
Report in Mexico City That Minister of
War Will Take Field Personally.

Mexico City. Dec. 27.-Gen. obregon.
minister Of war. and Gen. Gonzales held
meeting yesterday for the purpose OF
arranging army matters 50 that Gen.
Obregon may take command in the north.
Ii is reported in well informed circles
here that Gen. 0bregon viii take the iieid
personally against Villa Immediately.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-27
He Has Risen to His Opportunity.

President Wilson has risen to his OPP
portunitv and has taken step which
practically every pro-Ameriean in this
neutral nation has wanted him to take.
He has appealed to the warning nations
to state the terms that in their OPINION
would serve as a basis for peace, and ne
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-27
DIZZINESS, CONSTIPATION

bad taste in the mouth, dependency
or "the blues" and other miserable
ailments call attention 20 the liver. ~
As torpid. Take Hoods Pills-they
rouse the liver and relieve all liver llis.
They are the old and favorite FAMILY
eathartlc. Purely vegetable. Genus
and thorough. 25e. All druggists.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-27
CORPSE LOST ON TRAIN.
Goes Astray in Traffic Mixup Due to
Storm

Buffalo. Dee. 27.-The body of Dyke
Barton. who died in the Masonic home i'll
Utica. last Wednesday, has gone astray
n the confusion of transportation due
10 the storm. Niagara Falls Masons
,aee been waiting since Friday to per-
iorn the last rites over Mr.. Barton's
,edy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-27
CITY FACES BREAD FAMINE.
Ranks of Striking Bakers at Buenos
Aires Increased.

Buenos Aires. Dec 27.-Fear of bread
famine increased here yesterday when
here we're additions to the ranks of the
striking bakers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-27
colas cause Heaaaehe nd Grip

LAXATIVE BR0NIO QUININE removes
cause. There - only one ~Bromo Vui-
nine Z w. GROVES signature on box.
25c.-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-12-27
The SAFE MEDICINE
FOR ALL The FAMILY
Father Johns Medicine Treats
Colds and Coughs Without
Using Dangerous Drugs
or Alcohol

The great val
ne of Father
Johns Medicine
IS that It is
FOOD for every
member Of the
family from the
youngest to the
oldest. whenev-
or they have a
cough, cold or
throat trouble,
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
SPORT t.
~ CHATTER

CHICAGO Der with North
vnFtrrr king ita h.E games in f7.
rerr ana Irt ana. ohio state and Iowa
otarr rE 7tagZ - ChtrzKc. for their
4+ $685. fre weHfern c9n-
terence .avng A uerry VOW
rfT- AgH Der Minor IsaKgs
gmplrts aH~ rot aattAsed with what
they are rs'flnE and .t may 30 that
ther Ni strike tefgre the g ayers
They VIII meet here next week 20
talk - over
Detroit roller hockey team easily
defeated Toledo t1 r, lAs' nlNat
BOSTON Dee s-BUu rArrlz gar is
said e. - wsakentns before ths lih-
e~sl o~ers va6s him 20 return % the
Red ScN az manager
EAST LANSING Ach. Dec g.
DIunl@ Upton. q Grand Rapids en-
tral. - being boosted az the new
coach - The AEE'e football teams
Mann displayed b.E burst n
arecd iAFt nlzat and beat walker 80
- ia1 10 the straight rail tourney
Uatrn a. Sweeney Hsstprs wax
ers band a. Has ts5.
tNN AHBOR Mich. Dec : camp
90 sentiment strongly favOss rarsty
aaakefhall ? revival - which - be-
tns considered here
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
NO SUPER-BACK
THIS YEAR, SO
STAGG FAILED

CHICAGO Dec Failure u one
super -backneld man 10 develop AZ
Chicago university undermined re
entire system - coaching as prac.
uced ~ Aouzo A stagg and re.
suited IN he most disastrous year
Chicago has had In a couple o' Dec.
AIDES
stagE'z theory % getting win.
ming football team f. 20 build t.s
entire machine around ore good
hsckfeld man. rho Is the hud Tor
ftr-r par started
Aud stage has been slccssssm
Hrg.nninr with Walter Eckersa. n.
bout so years ago. stagg has turn
"a ou' winning teams with Ecker.
sail. stenen Pat Page and Pete
Russell ~ The big cog IN The ma.
chine
IS This, year tbo star failed 10 shor
up and stagg had q consistent loser
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
PRINCETON TILT
Is ABOUT Due
Athletic Heads of Michigan
and Nassau Friends for
Long Time

ANN ARBOR, MicH Dec s
With the revival OF talk regarding
football game between Michigan
and Princeton pext year campus
Nise heads ar Inclined 20 believe
thar there Is omething in 30 This
time Every -.-. Yct 7~ n7r,e'we
go east they visit Princeton keene
Fitzpatrick ia there. and other
friends and usually the visit is ot
q soria, nature Bar that these
friendly relations should eventually
-ipsn ato a Ear0e would not be sur
gris.nE
r is believed .hs. there Is a ten.
taave agreement with the Tigers
which egl be tsca~sed when The
Athletic directors meet Saturday
Michigan will NOT accsp, single
same and then be sldetracSed. as
happened when Harvard was en-
eaged II maaent arrange.
msrt can De- made the game MAJ
De contracted fcr.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
West Point May Lose Vidal
And Oliphant From 1917 Team
t2.YEAR.CLD CUBAN
GIRL CHESS PRODIGY

BESIDES being the birthplace Of
Jose x Capab,auce The famous
intern 4uoual master gegarted
generally Us tie peer @: Dr L
l.aSker the wo-lt's champion
Havana IS aIsc fhc hcme ot l.
year-eid glsi Nho Is chess prod
igy aud bids fair 20 become an.
other brilliant star IN tAe nrna-
ment OF Caess
Senorita Mary Theresa Mora
Itturralde ls the name OF this
child wonder who is able 20 lace
good players ot wears and holt
her own she learned the moves
OF the game when eight years oll
aud improved 80 sspialy that ,wo
years later he won The scholar
char plonscip u Cuba IN 1915
she won the Havana Prov''e
Scholarship and On Washing tons
birthdyy Of this year sac Won q
prize gtven by the Coed Com
panion CLUB II Philadelphia.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
Fans Expect Bloom to Give
His Best Against YOakum
LEAGUE TEAMS MAY
TRAIN IN PANAMA

Baseball fans cf the Isthmus
~ Panama are booming hat sec.
tion as an excellent location for
one or more trairfug carps for
the biz league teams II is
claimed that the sanitary condi.
tions OF the Canal Zone. under
Tho cure and direction or tho
Amy and canal Metals. are eN-
cellent an that with the dry
season extending from December
TO April tho major league base,
bali PLAYERS could not hnd a more
satisfactory location fer round
Ing into shape for their pennant
battleF
Baseball u eXceedJn.i, popu
lar. and the tenn, would ~ sure
OF good gates aJ any exhibition
games tha' nigh, te st.ged lrr.
ing their stay In he Canal zone
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
SCOTT
AFTER TITLE
ConquerOr of Detroit Central
TO Play Big International
Game With East

TOLEDO. O.. Dec s-The foot
tau season is not over even tho the
western. eastern and southern cham.
picnships have been decided
one OF the Dig games Of the sea
son will be held Dec g whom Scott
high school OF Toledo and IIaverhill
Mass high school play for the
national interscholastic champion
ship
The ToeSio team is one ot the
strongest the middle west has ever
sent into the east after the title
Coached by Tommy Merrill former
Penns ylyanis star. the Toiedoans
have a clean slate this year having
rl'ed up iS3 points 10 their oppon.
ents IS
The Central team OF Detroit.
champions OF Michigan Fveport,
champions ol Illinois. and Erie.
champions ~ New York and Penn
ssI,aua Nere al defeated by large
scores
The Scott team IS cosmopolitan
Sens ot rich and poor men play
de 5y side in the line up and the
tHc Individual stars are AS FAR apart
- ally as day AM night one Is
ths son of d saloonkeeper and the
ofher = grandson ~ a millionaire
manufacturer and a leader n TO.
ledc society
The winner of he Tolcao Hsycr
lii game proaahly vii gc tn fho
coast r3- game with the Tactic
Champion during the Christmas
lohdayS
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
Phil Meets yelling for
ID Rounds
Friday

Interest is running high in the
bout between PIN nloom ana stan.
ley Yoakum which VIII feature Ed
die Glasscns Windsor card tonight
bloom always hps given Detroit and
border fans a -un FOR their money.
and be Is very popular around here
despite managerial boneheads which
have not helped him any.
Phil is fighting oftener than he
should From aerc be WIN hustle
to New Haven to meet Joe yelling
Friday night. AMI that hoGt viii 80
lb round He has another touEh
tout on In a few DAYS Eat Detroit
fans are confident the HroohIynite
Vill give them their moneys worth,
regardless ~ fWure bouts for which
be miEh' be tempted 20 save him.
ycf he had better n be wants 10
Ggh, here acajo
There Is lot of interest IN this
Yoahum rerson 700 That interest
mostly is curiosity stanley rs the
mos battered pm 'hat ever hit this
town and certainly he is one o; The
toughest II Gloom wants 70. he
can give his YoakGm e grand lac
.ng. and it Yoaku wants 90 he can
,akc All the beating Bloom has FOR
I'm and come back for more with
grin An exi nordnary boxer and
n piufkv tough sipgrrr arc matched
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
Grid Stars Consider
Resignation From
Academy

NEW YORK. Dec ELMER oil.
1aa, Jle greatest football star OF
.a eas may have played his last
ume tcr West Point
Tie great Army half5ack and his
--r-ily mate Gene Vidal NAV re-
rn s-cm West Point this year. pull
-g tao II the main eogs out OF
Lieut. raiy's great Army machine.
r-ou Wes, Point cone whispers
p cons. .ernat.cl IN he ranks Of the
coaches ard student body who fear
tc- ne A-mys standing next year
aoa- The services Of two OF the
greatest backs the east has pro
rJeI IN wears
QGghu' and Vidal turned back"
Hta Tie fourth class A. the last ~
animation. or account q failure 20
Ner ap both II their studies and
u athletics are said 10 be ready 10
-.. sn
The recent appointment q 100
la lcg;enants from civil life
.- from Ike ranks IS sa.d 10 be
cause
These oneers Utll ou'rsnk the
rs-l -lasses ~ West Point and
similar number - appoint
sarv th-re viii De a5ou, goo
rr second Esu-snants m add
r rs3se z the upper classes
W-> po'nr pho viii bc eligible
t1- r--uct.c1 before this Years
-a.r class gets its chance
AZ -5a rreseu; re'e of promotion
cr--srf ers Vt@u sac themselves
.orH l-gt-nan.s IN seau nay IN
RI rhsg ar~ cl1 men vitA little
taences of retiring at a higher rank
ttan captain
N1N nj has talked ct an
,e-rE 3ne technical school
lhrta-F AND graduate
s5t5i fa~1@er from, Purdue
ShcuiT these two stars leave West
It la right aspirations for AT.
CHER gn.steste3 Army team in 1917
ala receive q s.aEzerirS blow. az
tle A~u, a.ea .2-r- rh- services
c. ] MOE r. captain and center,
era tls'Irr
McEa n- -ats5 cae OF he
hes. -a~t.~s rf rNa rf--
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
HEFTY SCORE
COMES SAT LAST
schultz Saves City Tourney
From Disgrace BY
Rolling 679

The c.ty bowling tournament az
last has geo, -ed % pacomaker
Marty schultz led last Nigh anl
found fhe Garden alleys to his lk.
ag After hc sj turned .u .it
end 2o9 1e w.- crazy and bovled
1sf for tottl count 90 67t for
rts three games That puts him
Jar ~ fh l~aI in the singles de
tartment and may give ntm be
champ .onship only ono other 500
score has been registered That
totals si- and b lon-s 20 Cariis
Nles and Rg.'tcf mad good
day Tie day aid went into the
Lad IN he doubles class. holdin1
slight margin over Lerchrer and
Stein y body s Jared The Ram
ey- from The ln in tbe quintet d.
lson The -tndlnr- u: tbe 5e-
ginning OF nc "wednesday rQl.ng
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
DETROIT HAS
BIG LEAD OVER
CHICAGO CUES

Detroit virtually cincbed the ln.
'er-c,ty billiard tourney between
this city and Chicago With The
tournament ue1-ly over. this city
BE- nov leading by q connt of 2.2o0
TO 1883. and lnaEmuch as tho De
froiters have been steadily gaining
'or week. no one expects them 70
be passed az this stage OF the com
etitlon Irwin Huston srill play
Or Harley Parker. ot Chicago IN
the Wednesday evening match
Last night Corvin Huston pulled
away from Tom Nolan, Of Chicago.
BY 800 10 12e count Huston high
run was 40
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
SEMI-PUBLIC
GOLF COURSE
is CONSIDERED

Richard Jackson. Jr.. is sounding
sentiment In Detroit regarding the
establishment of semi-public golf
course. whore golfers who have no
club affillations may play on tho
payment Of nominal Zee that viii
ontitle them 10 privileges for one
cay. This sort of course has been
very popular az Chicago. where
there are several and the building
Of one In Detroit II not unlikely
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06

WESTERN CULB
GETS STARTED

The Western 4 q. pill apen its
basketball season Friday evening At
Chatham, Ont. playing 'he high
school team ~ that town on sat
ur6ay mo - Thomas high school
viii be played al 81 Thomas The
Western A. & has secured Bob Win.
ton as coach Coach vinion will
take the following players Parker.
Kunze. Shorthand. Wagner, Barney.
psrkins. Watson 5corey and Marks
The We7tern A C. wishes games
with our ~ town teams Write r
Wagner. No 4l5 Cassave
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
The Whyfore.

EXAMPLE OF Of
TO enthuse
france undoubtedly believes
willard and win the heavyweight championship
hand tied behind him
must be obtained before Georges
They know that their man has
that while be in excellent physical condition rrobab,
ne
only i7o pounds meet an outveighng
poundf and withal good lighter
lard would knock Carpenters block
this nation
Permitting Carpenter GQbt
the the wise
Nor viii Darcy be matehd with Carpenter country Darcy
on america because
70 eade military service That's professional hehtng
nsn o 90 III Les e bound for this
swell chance match hero d the Fpc
army In a bout for the French fund
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
coy =. Runs f3f At
POCKET BILLIARD

To i1yea-old boy belongs
t1e record 20 haa un ~
fc@Erf o.li.ar4s the pun having
been made few nlxa ag7 IN
Nev Tork b. Jouls Kreater
Gofhain's BOY wonder Rrru,e-
rocke'st l71 5sll-. sweeping nire
fran - a1f part = 'he tsnth
Records 10 not show that he
mn has ever been equallei
FEperts Who have watched
kreu'er play predict fsr him "a
career - brilliant as Hoppe. ls
In billiards