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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
TECHS SURPRISE YALE
E. R0DEN BARELY MISSES
SCORE WITH FORWARD PASS
'. II. ]. Mnnifcsts Strength uud Halt.
Eli Scrubs After Regulars
Had ScOred--I0 10 o.
Special to The Times Dispatch. |

t3Pctiai 10 IN" llmeS- Dispatch
NEW HAVEN. CONN. October 10
me tast eleven from Virginia Poly
'echnic Institute to-day presented TO
Yale an unexpectedly strong defense
ana held the powerful Blue eleven 10
three touchdowns and n goal y,lo
won by score OF - to Q. but the vir
Einians played "a plucky game, and once
took the bali ON downs on their own
four-yard line.
70. swept in over the rim OF the
bowl. "a fine dri@zlc fell during most of
the game. and the sultry weather han
dicappcd the players. The slippcry
iieid slowed UP the Eli attack. and the
backs frequently fumbled and fell The
Houtherncrs never seriously threatened
In the ope"inne period, Hall. of the
and wiiG cr 6l"skeh ssores pun,
the Yale tenyard line. where Legore
avoided danger by falling on the
In the final period, Roden. the vir-
ginia quarter back. got away with =
,"rwar" pass to Redd. at the Yale
seemed imminent. but Neville. of Yale
grabbed kodenS forward pass M Inc
Yale ;cn-y"id line. again preventing
In the first minute Of the second half
marcy TAFT; 1ale,s new left tackle
nr"R, through upon poor. pass from
ball a, the Virginia, ten-yard line .n-
gore heaved a forward pass, wht..h
Gates; faic.s left end. caught behind
the Eirsinia goal for Yale's third
Twice Yale was held for downs. once
IN the third and again in the final
:'criod. IN the third period Jim l}raden
VINO replaced Jacques at full back
ground pain when given the ball re-
pcatcdIN Tor center plunEcs from mid
held I" the Virginia ten-yard mark,
where he was checked.
Yale started off by making two
touchiowns in the first period, mostly
as result of short line piunges After
this they faltcrcd. and the remainder
line charged quickly, and on MANY oc-
caSions tackled the Yale runner before
the "ncnsc had actually started
Gales. ......... left end ..,.. Gregory
Taft. ........ LETT tackle ....... Hall
Graham. 49,. left guard Parrish
Baidridgc... right tackle ...... .Carfcy
CIo,nSiorh. right end ...... Young
bingham. left hall back ...... Mack
l.cgore.... right half back Nelson
JACQUES, full back .... Gardncr
:, Score by periods:
viirginia, ''..,...,..'''''''l9 " Ia
referee, WHITING. ctorneli; rmrire'
Murphy, Brown: head linesman. God
Yale scorinps: Touchdnw ns-Jacaues
60. Gates Goals from touchdowns-
C"mciord. Observation-Disclosures. Senncr
tinrham; Neville for I.cgorc; Braden
Tor jacques: Bildridge for Fox: JACQUES
Tor Tor f,ndcn Nirsinia-Kedd for Gard
Gardner for Rcdd; Reid for Gardner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
WASHINGTON MAN WINS
AT REVOLVER SHOOTING
Inv Asaoc.atcd rrcss.l

JAG LIE. FLA, October 20
The individual pistol match, thc con-
cluulnS event on the National Rifle AS
Sociaiiohs program, was won herr. to-
day by George T.. Cook of WaShing-
ton, H. G., who scored ass out OF 4 nos
siblc i2o points. There were 3O5 com
DetitOrS
Conn. won the grand aggregate match
as he chnlkcd up SOP out of possible
500 points In tn" Members, rapid fire.
marine corps, Lccch cup, Wimbledon
Gun and Presidents match
Thc matches under the auspices Of
the NATIONAL Board for tho Promotion
Of Rifle Practice Will begin on Monday
Fifty-SiX cams ar" here, said to be
the largest number ever gathered for
q national mntch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
UNION UNIVERSITY TEAM
PLAYS FIRST GAME TO-DAY

The Virginia Union University plays
its frs, game. with the st. Paul In
Stitutc aggregation, 81 . y. NJ on
ioNey Field to-day. Unions crop of
football mater fal is huskicr than ever
TINS year. and every cog in the ma
chlhc Is III I'm" working condition.
The visitors show surprising versa
tility. and their line is an cxccptionaliv
GOOD one. All Indications poin, to a
fast and close contest
Union enthusiasts are expected to
turn out in large numbers 10 witness
inc hrSt playing Of the team. which
expects TO wrcSj victory from both
Hampton and Howard this year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
COUNTRY CLUB GOLFERS TO
PLAY SECOND ROUND TO-DAY

The second round Of match play to
determine the golf champion of the
Country club Of Virginia will be play
ed this afternoon over the course OF
the Country Club of Virginia. Only
eight golfers now are left In the first
sixteen, the winner Of which viii rep
resent The Country Club in the tourna-
ment against The HERMITAGE Golf Club
for the Branch cup.
Earrings Tor IN: chanipionshp ma tch
to-day viii he as follows: w H. Wood
w. q. T.. Orgain, J. g. Taylor VS. Cess
ncr Harrison. o. il. IIawsc VS. IT, J..
u. Mackay, Reeves Fleming rs. Doug
las Call
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
ARMY WILL USE SCRUBS

-, WEST POINT. y y. October 20
Tie ARM took it's final workout this
afternoon III preparation for the game
record Of the Hartford collcgians this
season, the Cadets have nothing To
game with s.coMd-strinE men, Iiow,
ever al me varsity team except Ford
ana Rcdicld are IN condition 10 plav
IN" dril tonight was on signals and
u was so late when the men got ol,f
that II was held under the arc lights.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
SPIDERS MEET TIGERS
. IN INITIAL CLASH TO-DAY
First College Game of Year AT Ball
Park This Aftcrnoon-Tcams
in Good Conditions.
ROOFING WILL BE FEATURE
Elevens Appear Evenly Matched and
Bitter Contest ENpeCtcd-SpitlerS
to Use Shift FormationS-AIl Reg
ulnrS Ready To Play.

uinrS Ready To Play.
Richmond is given its first oppor-
tunity Of witnessing a real college
football game this afternoon, when
Richmond College meets Hampdcn-
Sidney in the initial battle for the
Eastern intercollegiate championship.
Tho game Is scheduled to star;
promptly at $ao O'Clock.
To say tina; both Dobsou and Bernier
have been putting their charrcs
through strenuous practice during the
last week is to put the statement
mildly. The work has been rrilling
tnrel@ntlosSly. the coaches have been
scrimmagiul. scrimmaGing. scrimmaE-
ing. They have stopped AT intervals
For the men TO get their breath. and
while they were doinr so the inStruc-
tors have boon coaching in tacklnp.
blookiur. rules ANA what not. Then
there was more Scrimmaging and still
more scr!mmagiuG. until the afternoon
shadows put a stop TO the work.
Each team reports that il is in the
best OF condition. and each probably
will send the hes, possible eleven into
the battle. The teams appear 10 hc
about evenly matched. and it is
toss-up az to which will he the victor.
Few followers Of the game who have
intimate kn0Wledse OF the clcvenS
orIieHr v''h'r VII! WIN pF more man
TWO t""choo"hS al me most ana thcre
is some talk Of a field goal deciding
the battle.
y fast and hard fracas is expected.
oster VIII Is scheduled 10 referee IN"
ha'llc ahu hih\ Sltteruiht TO umpire,
WhiIe robertson. OF me Union Ihe"-
iosicaI Srmlnaly' probably VIII serve
as heau 'neSmah-
ltnntin. should he Eenturc
According I" announcements from
me Two institutions, roofing viii hc
conspicuous az 'h' game inns alter
noon IN. SPIDER noise makers nave
peeh oIsan'@o'" an" nave nccn IN 'raim,
ihS u"tH- 'h' '"s' WceN' lheE WI!
DE oul IA Orc hr"nc" nF nr'NS ohho
"nu ''"''," oE 'Vs, % ie'i''"'fe sup
20 't'S iton' "'S' ""'lp,|" No'IcEc.
,.' =" - '' u" nc.
- - "
-, ,Ii ,I. -, 80. ~
-, ,S ,;,,i -,
chnoso i,.,,vdc, mo ,I.yors ,i,a, viii
o,,,.o, ,,I pi,n,,,n,,, ,.a,ia,a
rs 49,, ro,,.i,.r limo ma ,r. ,i.h,,,
h,,r; ,io,J hut tn, average wnirb,s
~ ,i,a .,.,,ns nro almost canal Sn..l
v.ilI he Tho slogan IN tbe Snidcr L,c,,
neid ana this. aided by the strcueth
of The limo. i. .Xrectcd to coun, for
much Rornicr's team is more evenly
balanced than is Dobson's hut his line
has been placed at disadvantage by
the opposing players weights.
From Indications given in early con,
tests IL Is 'Apee'.u the spiders VIII
rely chltiiI up"h Shi' piaNs ior theif
oif"ns" i'r'cuealiN every gam made
10y nc ~ -" 80 N"t'.S n'" I'J -, ne
80 - "; 10y ~" W. 'i.-
, Wv ~
rhin..lii,. si,tf, thit no DOM, viii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
ACADEMY TEAM WINS
LIGHT MCGUIRE ELEVEN
LOSES AFTER GAME FIGHT
scales Does Strilnr Work for Nictors
NnrHc nnd Christinn Shinr-Punt-
ing Plays big Part.

AIDED by the powerful rushcs OF
/ Scales. formerly of the Lawrcncevill.
! School team in New Jersey, and now
J playing for the first time on Il local
! Held. Richmond Academy ;riumphcd
| over McGuire's University School by !,
! l2-;o-t score in y somewhat ragged
! football game at the Broad Street Park
yesterday afternoon. The boys from
! Richmon.! Academy were considerably
heavier than their opponents, and
gained Eround in greater proportion
thah the score indicates, but the Me.
cures team put up u brave and con.
si*tcnl fight.
The iouchdowns came in the second
ana fourth periods. McGuirc's team
scored nrsi, when, after Ingram and
Christian had each carried the bali
Tor tcn-yafrl gains on first down,
iMarHe put it across the goal line.
tack, pushed the ball steadily down the
hriu largely by means Of the plunEes
OF Scales, ana finally overcamc the
CURE , team bcfcIv She end of the
second quarter
After the conclusion of !, long wind
the fourth quarter, Scales got away
ON nrst down. carried the ball thirty
Yards and planted it squarcly between
the Mcyiuircs'. goal posts. Neither side
Was able To Kick goal during the game,
\, Richmond iti,Ind academy threatened the
SUI III tnc lnlfU quarter,
but Scales dropped the bali ON the
tour-yard line. AIchaux fell upon the
Prize. Christian puntcd out. and the
Hanger was avcrted. The first period
was spent By each team in testing the
others strength, .tnd was without Dur-
tcular event. 49,
Straight line bucks and end runs pro-
duccd the gains. Forward passes we're
tired occasionally, but withou, success
except ~ one instance That occurred
IN the last quarter. when McC;uirc's
team gained ten yards on n pass. Rich
mond Academy took the offensive I'm
INC middle of The second quarter ana
hcii il. practically the rest OF the game
Mc''uirss punttd frequently and with
good effect.
Scales. OF Richmond Academy. took
the most conspicuous MARI i'm tho ,.onn
among ms opponents. Maryc and Chris
~, PlnNed cncctiVc!y. The lineup:
-. Acaochy. POSITION. McCiuire's
kod"n. left end TnvloI
broWn. left tackle cnrb
Mclean. a.. left guard .. Willis
ii........... center ........ Miller
penoon..... right guard MichauS
scales right tackle ...... Sorry
Me- icIian.... iiEhS end ...... Fleet
rlchiih2 quarter back ..... Aiaryc
NuXk 49,. left half back Ingram
uS"p'a'D CaptaiD
Pollard. full back -. Christian
summary: Substitu;iOnS - by Rich
m%m1 Academy, Hughcs; for Roden.
cials-Rolling, Hampton sidney. ref
cree: Schloss. .Mcliuirc's, umpire: Pol
lard, Bcncdictine. lincsman Time of
periods. 10 ami II minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
CLEMSON is BLANKED
A"h"rn Proves Powerful, and AgEfes
'rc ifrtcatrd. rs to q, After Gritty
right and Fine Performances

Al ~ I'm. ALA. October 2O.-Clcm-
son put up a gritty tight against Al
n"th mere to-day and held the Plains
men 10 Il score Of Is To -. though pen
;IllrS ana iumhles cost Auburn at
i'hSt tWo more touchdOwnS The Au-
nu'h back Held showed up we'll. but the
I'M" appeared TO be behind in it's de-
N''opin"ht l'rcndcrgast and Steef
N"iKtd wei! on end runs, aided by the
interference of Captain HairSton elem
son presented Il varied attack and
SNOW ed excellent interference on end
.uhS IN tie third period. Banks re-
turned "a kick off for sixty Yards Glenn
:"h '''i'd 10 make first down during
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
OPOR > l. BIG FOOTBALL CANES SPOF
Consider Resignation
Of Pres. Hill Tonight

An important meeting OF the
Amateur Iinscbnll Communication OF
Kirhni0nd Will be held Tonight In
the National state and City Bnnk.
according to announcement made by
julien u. I'M, president OF the COM
mission.
This VIII he the first meeting T.,
lie held this fall. and the busincs.
OF the past scns0n will lie scttlc,,.
Another matter OF Grcnt inportnncc
I" come up tO-niEht Will bc thu.
rcsiEnniion of Julien IL. Hill nv
president of the organization, Mr..
lihi announced his decision Friday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21
SPORTS
CHAMPIONSHIP CLASH
JOHN MARSHALL GRAPPLES
BENEDICTINE IN MORNING
Prep Teams innusurntc ChumnIn,.h,.
Followers EN pcct Live TussIr

Football clcvcns representing Job,
Marshall High School and Bencdictiu,
Ailitary College will inaururatc lb,.
prep School championship series here,
TINS morning when they meet ON ,I,,.
Eridiron IN Broad street Park. The.
iracas Is l" begin at 1890 o'clock. ana
first whistle To the last
ifencuhctinc is in for Il licking n,
ne hands of the public school team,
tine camp are true. Asher. uaninr an,
lancr, three Of the Cadets star nIuv
n,, m, nay. ,ii been snnGrins from" injuries.
Chcatwood. another star gridironint nj
tending the Catholic institution. win
not be able to get in the game 10 In"
du" Ia his parents Directing 10 III.
playing football "''
,,d dh Ne, INJURIES to the three men nni
thdcts 81 great deal but they ar. non
hisheart.ned in the least. and are dc.
terinlned 10 fight from the start or
John Marshall viii have the nhvan,
age over IN" Cadets in weight as IN.
n1a 1g""% reySn i rn mgGh hsHyi.
have powerful line. and AN unuy,iai,,
efficient back field.
In the back field. the Marshalii,cs
are well fortified in case OF inJuri.g'
and have several ccoid-SirinE men nf
good caiihcr to shove into the game.
pest OF condition, and the team Will
lire up just as II did when IL defeated
ups:
Il. NJ lis. Position. Hcnedic,ine.
tihli. ...., i"it end ........ Keller
Hunter. ...... LEFT tnckl. Moorn
10y i"I'. .i"it guard. Noltc
Dugan. ......... center Kostc,
rldridgc r!pht guard. SchaIll
Jerry ....... right tackle klcvcsahl
w Anderson. right end Choaiwood
tor" ........ quarter haclS..... Eaucr
Sloan ......lcft half back iianinr
Devinc right half back | Sauyo,,r.
Thompson. ... full back nstn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-21

AUBURN. Position. Clemson.
...'''. LETT end ....... Wichl
sample. ...... left tackle =. . Mathews
rfickc. ...... left guard .. Poole
,,,"N''IS"!i ..-..: center ........ I;rannOn
nhinph"i!... right guard ..... NibIitz
i'"hi"r ....-. right tackle ....... Hart
,,"''''' .'..... right end ....... Adams
fiaiiH'"n $500. quarter back go. Finley
Captain,
Stccd ...... left half back ~ Wichcl
r tCaptainJ
i,rru"'IS"St right half back Thackston
'''"'iS' ION liil back Sans
"c"r" 10y periods:
:tnnurn ...............7 Is 7-2S
'''i'i''''i ..........O " o. u
scoring touchdowns = irendcrgast
%, li"vin:ston. Rickcnbacker Goals
from chdown-HairSton 90.
,Snhs''iuti"ns: sAuhurn-Joncs for
NEnnr. p"nahuc for Stccd Rickcn-
hack"r Tor i,cvington, Goodwin for
Samp!" Fat Jones for DOnahue Scott
Tor lrcndcr"nst, Stickcy for Rickcn-
na"kcr, Williamson for Jones. Heard
Tor FTickc. II. Eonncr for Campbcll
clemson Cannon for Hart. Eaukston
Tor Thackston. Duckcu for Wichl. or
i'ci;'IS- i;nfrr"". l!ocnck Georgctown)
Implrc, Williams CNirrininD Head
iin"Sman, Williams MisSissippi A.ri-
cultural ana Mechanically.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-07-07
40 BOOSTERS 40
Count Them.

CONNIE ncing July list one Of the
Jones Chautauqua Companies will
open for six days engagement. The
Jones platform entertainers present a
varied program and are highly recon2-
mended. TO secure the attraction
for Eagle River required a 5000. guar
antee and the following progressive
spirits had faith enough in the final
outcome, to assume the financial re-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-07-07
MAMMOTH MUSKY
CATCH BY LADIES.

Mrs. r. Modem and Miss Mildred
Cook of Chicago, guests at Tilden
Bros. resort for their annual visit,
claim this seasons championship
honors for the II. s, as regards full
grown musky catches They are in a
position we Judge to prove their right
as witness:
Setting the pace for big catch
Mrs r., Modem Of CIsicago landed q
40 pound mnsky which in the landing
looked like a whale. This monarch
Of the inland waters was caught in
Scattering Rice lake Of the Eagle
Chain Oh june Both and measured IS
inches in length and 2l4 inches abrtb.
While he tipped the scales at 80
pounds, fishermen with experience III
the landing Of this species of tile tin-.
ny tribe, say that had he beesl taken
at any other season he Woud hSVe
weighed IS to 30 pounds. The tackle
used by Mrs Molden was OF type de
signed for smaller varieties OF fish
though tile line was sufficiently there
fore rather Than lose the prize d
speedy landing became necessary and
ia p caliber ride did the work. Miss
Mildred Cook also of Chicago fired
the shots which found tlae vital spot
and within fifteen minutes from the
time the muSlSie started to lunclG Ola
a lively frog, lac was captive IN the
Eyinrude was hurrying through bhe
pouring rain to Tilden Bros. Resort
where the catch of the day was much
admired.
The big fish Lay in State at the of
flee OF the American Express Go. for
a short tune before leaving for Chi
cagO to be mounted. and attracted
great deal Of attention as such speci-
mems always do, and when it became
noised about that twoOf the weaken
sex had successfully accomplished a.
feat universally believed TO be. mans
work only, excitement and adInira-
tion ran still higher.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-07-07
Two Real Ball Games.

dsne of the best bali games, even
witnessed here took place Sunday boz.
tween Eagle River and CrandOn. It.
was. so good that we enJoyedit which.
is saying a lot for the national gam0-
Not possessing a properly aualifaehr
baseball reporter it is impossible teA-
give the game the space due to it,
All the details we dare go into ares
that for the first half OF more no
scores were made by eithes teaEn. By
the time l<uehne came to bat in the
last half Of the ninth, the heats stood
4 and 4. Like the celebrated 'G'asey'S
when he came back . our local hero
saved the day for Eagle River by
changing the score to read Z to 4
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-07-07
The Fourth IN Eagle Rayer.

A perfect day, decorations alore
general and elaborate than usual, a
full and complete day and night pro-
gram, thoroughly satisfied the large
number that attended the Eagle Riy-
.er celebration. At the grove just
west of town where the greater num-
Der congregated most Of the time, the
spirit Of the day was much in eyi-
dence. Patriotic airs by the Dand all
day placed the crowd in a humor to
appreciate the games. contests; stands
of a carnival nature, as result Of
which all seemed to do a thriving
business. At night nice display Of
fireworks were sent up followed by a
dance in the pavilion.
A high class ball game in the after
noon and a dance in the hall at night
furnished entertainment for those
who did not care to wander far in
search of pleasure.
State Line, Conoyer, Phelps, Three
Lakes and nearby resorts contributed
to the attendance
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-07-07
May be a Warning.

Sheriff Hall entertained Attorney
Walsh Of Amigo to a fishing trip at
Long lake Monday Hall performed
the duties Of guide SO slSillfully that
the Amigo man landed a beautiful 8
pound pike which he took home next
day. There is q moral ia this tale al
SO for those who follow the repre-
hensible practice Of supplying visit
ing sportsmen with fish and game
that the right season is even said to
include deer. Shortly after reaching
the lake they were approached by ulb-
scrupulous parties who boldly offered
TO supply them with as many pounds
Of fish as they had use for. They
then produced fine lot the best of
which would go about six pounds
which is far above the average for
pike, Messrs. Hall and Walsh thot it
might be well in case of bad luck to
lay in fair days catch and inquired
as to prices. The water pirates set a
price on the best specimens SO high
that it was evident that they thought
they had as buyers Chicago or st.
Louis aldermen. Whereupon Hall
proposed that they try first their own
bait remarklng also that there was
no danger of anyone else taking the
offerings for sale as long as present
quotations held Mr.. Walsh second
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-07-07
lIA Some Muslky Catches.

Fred FarnsWogth and Chas. Furgu-
son OF Chicago, guests at the Home
like Resort on Little Arbor Vitae
lake, Otto Mielker proprietor, made
the following big nusky catches .Iuly
3rd and 9TH: i. II pounds, ,. IS f's,
5, ia lbs. /. Is lbs / II lbs. ?, II lbs.
DR.. Fred Hanson Of Racine also
caught y FOUNDER. Both Big and
Little Arbor Vitae lakes furnished
the fish.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-07-07

DR.. Andrew Frankel OF Milwaukee
is taking his annual vacation here
at the parental home.
Camp Winnepe opened the ball in
earnest Wednesday morning with the
arrival of some 80 St. Louis boys.
With those who had previously ar
rived the enrolment is about the
largest on record. The usual pro-
gram will be in effect during their
two months stay.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-07-07
Buttermaker Leaves.

j. W. Barker Of Amigo is the guest
Of his brother G. r. Barker, prior to
assuming the management of the
creamery here. G. r. leaves Sunday
night for Paducah, KY, to accept a
similar position at $500 per.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-07-07
Launch for Sale.

The p footer launch Matilda, 20 b.
p. engine First class family boat in
perfect condition. For further par
ticulars and price see VIM. Raess.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-07-07
Il. f. Hayward of Rummeles was in
town Wednesday.

Among those in town yesterday
for the Democratic County Confer
ence from some distance away were:
G. Fl. Kamke, Arbor Vitae E, f.
Weisse, State Line; j. L. Metz, r. e..
Slattery and Hunter Case, Phelps.
Delegates chosen to attend the state
meeting in Milwaukee July 18th,
were Mart Hirzel and Emil Weisse.