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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-06-29

Here, in the lonely woods of Val
ley Forge, is the spot forever hallowed
where Washington knelt upon the
snow and prayed in the extremity of
despair that the cause of liberty should
yet be successful, says the Philadel-
phia Record.
Thousands of visitors do, indeed,
visit Valley Forge, but many thou
sands more would do 50 if they realized
the pleasure which attends such trip,
altogether apart from the rich reward
to be gained by seeing with their own
eyes the ground where a handful Of
ragged and starving men, paupers in
everything save their store of indom-
table courage, fought cold and hun.
ger-enemies more relentless than
hostile troops-through that terrible
winter of 1777. For now the beautiful
woodlands that line the Schuylkill,
the slopes that enclose the Chester
Valley, are ideal spots for days
jaunt
That anyone within Philadelphia
should not make a pilgrimage to Val
ley Forge, less than an hours ride
from the city, seems unthinkable.
Valley Forge is extremely accessi-
BILE. Two railroad lines. traction car
line and automobile passenger omni-
buses running from the city to all
the points of interest in the vicinity,
make IL an extremely easy matter for
any tourist to reach Valley Forge and
enjoy the day there. A dozen splendid
inns in the neighborhood, located
among the pleasant hills of the beau
tiful Chester Valley, are famous
among automobilists for their cordial
welcome, their appetizing dinners and
their attractive rooms. Some OF them
have the added charm of recalling, by
their Colonial architecture and their
quaint furnishings the historic days
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-19
e ADCLUB LVE-WlREs WILL OPEN CARNIVAL WEEK MONDAY
AID CLUB CHIEF LAUDED
By HIS FELLOW OFFICERS
An Appreciation Of FARRNGT0Nl BY some AID Club offceS
Mr.. harrington Being modestIy relegated to TIE hall.
The Ad Club Farrington

elub--Famgon!i
almost One hink OF Faftpsoh without h Al but
he
Wallace Harrington
the that vitality
harrington clubs the
hers table constituted meeting
the clubs policies aside useless foraes and originality
Minutes meetings recorded
but they're read Mr. Farrngton has Important
s5.st.
to
this
a5g55
gigsque Of presiding meetings The
ahngton Mr. example of the prophet honored
ta.4=s
the only president the has
club wishes 10 replace him.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-19

! Ad Cub snow at Opera House. MISS
Pankhurst present.
Honolulu harbors and wharfs,
Harbor garbage.
Honolulu Ad Club and its activities
are put as an example to Australia
and New Zealand by the premier of
Australia.
Study municipal affairs.
Reception for Governor Pinkham.
American Multigraph Sales Com.
pany adopt President Harrington S
Thanksgiving proclamation for its
salesman creed.
AID club puts a float in Mid-Pacific
Carnival
Carnival Company stock by AID
Club. selling in one day S31,161 of
stocks to Pits subscribers, obtaining
spot cash S5717.90.
Entertain Chinese ball team.
s# .a=.. .t--..r r. -------- IL .@ 1.:r=: III
Free trade talk.
Canadian fire chief.
Small farming.
Chinese BAH team play for AID Club
at Carnival. "".. !. .<:
Ad Club trip to Kauai
Good roads. j.. =. S
Portland Direct steamship line.
San Diego direct steamship line.
| ~ =.
Sir Newton Moore from Australia.
Ad Club pirates take part in Carni-
val parade in 1914.
Ad Club pirates take part in water
parade.
Harry Lauder entertained.
/ f.. :. - -, H.. .s.-=
| Mr. Combines SIC hot
Publicity for supervisors. IL.
Queen Liliuokalani made member.
! "A c,,,h ,,.,,o. r. 9 .o+,o,, >ro,,.,,,
will HU br rsdT aeS = >, S'''oH '>"N''i
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-19

Al ECiuD aueleSdte,e IOFoHIO cOHNeII-
ton .. 1.~ ~
Ex-Governor Carter appeals to AID
Club for publicity to help the Cham
Der of Commerce. -.
Kalihi harbof ~. s.s.-... :.....
Frontage tax r.
Battleship named Hawaii. IL.
Outdoor Promotion Committee.
Civic Convention. =.
School for advertising teachers,
Seattle. Mr.. Weber. r. :. .-.. n.
Kapiolani park. 49,. -. =.
New Zealand advertising promotion.
Humor in Hawaii. -.
Army day.
Juvenile Bostonians,
AID Club college day.
Ad Club induces Maui to continue
subscription to the Promotion Com.
mittee. -. 49,. .#
= h !
Trip to Maui. ....:< "
Special boat chartered.
Good bye, Maj Seherer"
start ON our tourist crop. -.
Cooperation with the vigilance COM
mittees of all mainland ad clubs
AID Club removes fences. -.
subseribes 500 for Belgian relief.
Harry Lauder dedicates song to Ad
Club -....: ... ............. -.
DIR. Stubhs, world renowned travel
err, entertained by AID Club
Ad Club emphasizes truth in adver.
Using. - Iii
Entertains Venice baseball players.
AID Club entertains An-American
baseball players.
Out Door Circle day
Ad Club night at opera.
y Ad Club Christmas tree, 1914.
40 CLUB. 1915.
Ad Club membership 748. largest
ad club membership in the world.
Studies municipal accounts,
Women's day.
Advertses Carriers ink. C..
Average weekly attendance 1911,
115,
Ad Club participates in Carnival,
1915.
Ad Club recognizes coming sV'
ming champion. and endeayors q
cure Miss CoWells
u S. Senator Hardin. d ..|
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-19

Parcels post routes.
Outdoor advertising.
Financial advertising. r.
Home buying advertising.
Real estate advertising. ~.
Distinctive type advertising.
Use emblems in advertising.
Municipal advertising.
Study Of mainland catalogues.
The Voice advertising magazine
49, II
Educational course in advertising
and lantern slides 81
Artistic Honolulu, 80.
Ad Club helps the Carnival.
Advertising the Progressive party.
San Francisco advertising,
Human interest in advertising. i
Pineapple publicity. {.
spearmint gum advertising.
Advertising at home.
Home promotion.
AID Club float in Carnival.
Publicity for promotion. Ad Club
diagnosis of the trouble with Promo.
ton committee. g..
Egyntfan cigarette advertising.
Bull Durham advertising.
DELEGATE to A. A. G Of A., Balti,
more,
Sugar protection publicity.
Oriental publicity
Advertising and selling billboards.
Quaker Oats advertising.
Honolulu furnishes Associated edit.
ors for A. A. c, Of A. Magazine.
Ad Club trip to Hilo to find out
whether Hfio. on the island Of Hawaii.
really does exist on the map. .
AID Club luncheon to civic conven
ton.
Ad Club excursion to Hilo, Aug. II,
1918. ~
Buried the hammer hanged the
knocker, eemented friendship, exciting
stunts, clipping Silas Heatherbloom
and actress.
Tourist travel ...
Compliments by secretary of the
A. A. C. of A. to AID Club.
Accounts of Hilo excursion sent all
over U. S. by A. A. c. of A,
Hilo Board of Trade says that Ad
Club was the awakening of Hilo from
her slumber of years.
Ad Club advocates all Carnival
printing to be done in Hawaii
Ad Club pirates attack and take Ho.
nolulu at the Regatta.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-19

tertalned by Ad Ciub.
-------z.. =. Il.
tanned by AID Club +. +
Life saving station for Hawaii
AID Club responsible for Haleakala
rest house.
Ad Club exhibit for theatrical ad
vertising.
------ x
in Australia.
--
Naval militia day
Jack London speaks on Socialism.
the hammer /.
He says; He best serves himself
who best serves all"
----- F.. ...-...
Hawaii yacht day.
Jach Lohuoil auuIesses Inc IN, Guy w oh
sf'Iii'iiis .. +. ....: .Es.#
- 80
~. s 49, - a. p.n..a.i. go 60
- -, 80 49, -
- 49, s tue - = "'Ss'' : :
"a r,,,h .,ar,,s tIon,,;; ,,olo
.aar - ,n.;niond nv ,,oons ~ A 4
:. - -
Mr. N Iet're'eltalite ol .te us
cent OF 1hllfa' eti'eF % W Au Slep
oailu Day f.. IT,. ...-..'.. >..:@.
mr. piiiiilshaih .aeseFlpes histof1 u
iaiiioau. /. +: = ~. .:..-=
,.,
r $3.50. ~, p..,.o,. a,,.au
49,, aLIJ hSs sS , Einh Statad' tho. ItsIv
ana : FiaWah were ooth fsa'h'oW
i-alus. z......
Ad Club entertains 52s members Of
congressional party at lunch, eonsist,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-19

He has been the only president
club wishes 70 replace him.
officers Of Y. 5, 5. Maryland enter
tanned. b..
Officers OF the non.magnetic ship
Carnegie entertained.
Bishop Ward, India, entertained.
Bevani opera entertained
superintendent explains water
works.
Young Peoples League entertained
by Ad Club
Representative of Hilo Board OF
Trade asks the cooperation OF the Ad
Club.
Ad Club advocates new city charter.
Chinese baseball team entertained
by Ad Club, ,
.ah s'oidler.
Patriotic session.
Advertising in Canada.
oinllns
) MI Y arren; inventor OF bithulithfc
pavement spoke.
40 stup 4. ; Mon INKS held At Heinie's
Isysrn. ssesloent Z arlington put on
,r,sa ano .ounG not su,lty Of aosconc.
sc 8. eui.loqs oEssNe Ansertiser anr star.
Iulsesl''f Wsfe Rr,nten f2r tne 40 Slun
con1rpent: SIS
: 1,Ig $50 -
9,,',S u Pam ~ Johnson Ieques.s the Az
Company Tor the National Guard.
80 ~,
y eoai
Aa olun sendlng Dig delegation to
hauat civic convention and provides
sied. uedi VI amusement Win It's
sums
ADDRESS on credits.
s
,,n.
-. IL. n.o"h VI pe'ioi. spohe On au-
'ei'isiue.
49,, - y, lihalhs p neaa Oh NILS schooi'
al asiAsu llle Au eiup 70 recognize orlen
~ 49,.
~ -. a sst.l.s No. ausnsy ,9eliser'
W q = diiseolltineiitai lraVei talk.
e, 7. strange and the Rev. Wester.
, sele uescrlDe exe 81 WORK Hawali
ipncneon.
,v
49, aIIllslon gwen nome
n'uen HAWAII !, = thought Of on the
.i,siails az lives ms IMPRESSION lhai
licleht transportation Is provided.
go.
suest q honor,
men, describe industry.
), 40 e. CLUB sa sueseslsss $500 IN four min
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-19

for soldiers.
Ad Club Dnklespeil presented.
Mr.. F. G. Bonfils. part owner Of nm
Denver Post, highly compliments
Honolulu Ad Club Says II is one os
the very few unselfish clubs In -
United States.
Mrs. Serene Bishops birthday re.
memhered by AID Club,
Roads Day.
City Engineer explains concrete
roads.
Ad Club advocates permanent paw.
ing.
Superintendent Forbes talks TO Ad
Club on his work at Washington.
Paul Super sgisen goodby luncheon
Ad Club compliments Mr.. Super on
his very fire work as X. NJ G. A.
secretary for past ten years.
The present officers are:
Ad Club officers Of this year are:
w. r. Harrington, president. Homo
hlu Star-BuIletin; J. ID. Leyenson. 1st
vice-president: J.. T. Warren, I'd vice
president; H. L. Strange. secretary.
Honolulu Gas Co.; Chas. r. Frazier.
treasurer Pioneer Advertising Co.
Executive Committee = Lorrin A.
Thurston, Henry Giles: l.. NJ. Judd.
Geo. A. Brown. 8. s. Paxson.
Membership Committee Gerrit T..
Wilder, chairman; c, NJ. Y. Forster, ].
ID. Leyenson, A. w. Van VaIkenburg.
Chuck Hoy.
Finance Committee. II eeld.
chairman; c. r. Frazier, H. L.
Strange.
Publicity committee--J. 7. Warren.
chairman; Howard Case, Jared q.
Smith.
Educational Committee-c. B. Gage.
chairman; Irving Hurd. R. Heyden-
reich. r. E. Lambert, W. X. Earring
ton.
Vigilance Committee--Gen. J. H.
Soper, chairman; A. L. Mackaye, B. L.
Marx, H. d. Perry.
Fence Removal Committee. H.
Beadle, chairman; A. w. Van Valken-
burg. John Palmer.
Public Accounting Committee. T.
Warren. chairman; John Effnger, II.
Gooding Field.
Outdoor Promotion comnnittee-H.
I. Strange, chairman; A. H. Ford, II.
Gooding Field
Roads committee-A. ?. Clarke.
B. Gage.
Army Enlisted Men Committee
James Wakefield, chairman; l. A.
Thurston, H. L. Strange.
Sidewalk Committee Governor
Pinkhanl. chairman; Robert Horner,
H. l.. Kerr. p. A. Swift, s. s. Paxson.
J. A. Gilman. J. r Taylor. n
Playground Committee William
Thompson, chairman; e. NJ. Ehrhorn,
Thomas Wall
Advertising Technology Committee
E. W-P. ST. George, chairman; Paul
Super, Henry Giles, A. L. Andrews.
Music COMMUNICATION Sharp, A. E.
Larimer. r. G. Brown
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-19

Ad Club compliments Mr.. Super on
his very fire work as X. NJ c. A.
secretary for past ten years.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-19

Superintendent Forbes talks 10 Ad
Club on his work at Washington.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-19

Ad Club hears proposed Y. N. C. A.
for soldiers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-19

Paul Super ssissn sOodpy luncheon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-22
HAVANA RACING RESULTS.

,,rs' hs'N TNo-ye,r- olds; thrcc fir
.."ngs- He! NETS Daughter ii3 come. p,
~" . j 81" ,, | 20 I, Hor. Lite FORD
second, cphelit ", !oS ,Parr,nrtoni /: {,
. 10 /, . IN T.. 'hirl Time. o:@, q /:
l~lntdnd. lental aUl Mannklt "a ran.
second Racc-Fou~. Nrar-olns ana IN
ward selling uVs and one ha ( fur Ancs
Louis" TtaN"rs. To- tSchuuingcrI. - /
10 = . II won; Ftoutie-. io1 Young
'in !, to !, even. second lnlar. IL.
!flt1l, . 90 !. . % ! e'aa. third Time
's Las'er star. AJa>. TIGER Iil
ana PM Conner : so ran
Third Rae hree.yesr- nlds: selling
ny" ana oue-haI furIougs-tl'sr. ID
,NAtson', to 5, ? 10 5, TO : M.
Jerry Ir., loi Ctcnkins', 5 20 /. 20 :,
even. second Shahsn, lO3 ,pitaI. 81, To T.
to >. ! -" 2, third. Time. | .ds 20
';ranalo. Tab lier, sumner and Little "a
also ran.
Fourth Rsce-Four.ynsr-oola and w.
ward se.U.g s!N trlougs laura. ids
,rapinI. 3'to ;, c /" g., 10 ,. vIu;
Luther, III oMcrolough,, ) TO = oven.
20 second: Eaersr'ic, ioi Williams
~ to |. even. ! 10 o third. limo. i:ii
DevIltry' Lord Wells. ptotasoras aud
puqu"srr d'sn ran.
Fitth Racs-Four.yesr. ole and ur.
ward 'e.inG one mile-rhsrlrs +
Graiuerr, 81 ,Fit4n !, 10 o.. , 90 f.. OF.
won, quick loN ,Ba'i. even /. to .. out,
second MIN" cohen. i0i trru!sei. o. To- I,
. 20 |. even th!ri Time, 40 AgstIrus,
Msiik and Niro MG"hacho as" ."a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-22
HANDICAP PROVES TOO BIG.
RILEY Beaten by Caesar In Tilt of
Princeton Club.

Heavy handicap brought about the de-
1T OF A. W. Riley, captain of the
81, nceron Club squash tennis team. yes
to-day {. the seini-fnal round OF the
ciIb handicap tourney. Riley was draw
against II. |. Caesar, who received an
allowance Of ! aces and . hands. and
Caesar won IN straight games at Id.
l.-l@ In the upper section OF the
seml.iral round W. Il. Chamberlin out
played " +, Hope AT l5-l3. l5-lO.
Both matches were marked by fast
allies and clever court work. Riley
could cot overhaul his opponent. He
made IA good showing IN the secon
game, hut could not break through
Caesars defence, although he easily out
scored him. The Chamberiin-Hope en-
counter was very close in both games.
hlt the former always had the edge on
Hope The summaries:
Princeton Club Handicap; Third Round
" r hope % aces | handb defeated
= Mitendort g aces ! hand>. Ito.
~, lJ--la W q Chamhcrlin - aces
| hand defeated Kenneth q. Stern
.scra'th' I'LL, l:--lS. l5--ll, II. T.
Caesar aces : hands) defeated Il. NJ,
-lg, a.. " Riley minus 10 aces de-
's'ct g Graham ,pius : aces), IT,,
sent nal Round-w. b. chambcrin q
7lr4h SIS. Ito; II l. Caesar -
. hind.I defeated a. W. Riley minus
' Hgst', Ii. l5--l2.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-22
CAPABLANCA STILL
LEADS IN TOURNEY
Scores Third Victory. Defeat
ing Chajes in the Fourth
Round.
kCPCHIk CLOSE SECOND


jose u, Capaoianca OF havana scored
nns 'iiru WIN IN -FOUR games playeo 10
uate az tne expense OF oscar ChaJes IN
~ Iourtn round Yesterday OF the Hics
me'norai chess masters tournament ~
.ne rooms OF the Manhattan CHESS Cluo'
'nereDy retaining the LEAD Win a cissn
score ana one diminished game against
1aho"ski VI faris' IL VIII Dc played or
a, 'ne siahhattan Z. G. this afternoon.
aions with the other adjourned games
TON, tne tnird round.
"niie NaPdoihnca SHOOK on JanoWski
ioI l''e t,me being. as the french cham
pIon V"u.u NOT GO better than draw
AGAINST Banks or Detroit. kupchik. the
We" forR stnte champion. VINO defeated
schroeder AFTER heing a n Wn behind.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-22
SCHOLASTIC ATHLETIC NOTES

Ronald Macdonald, probably one OF the
vest ~! around athletes ever known In
the high or prep schools Of the city, ia "a
Though weighing only 1870 pounds he ha,
Won, MS letters in four major sports
ioo'ha!L, swimming, basketball aud track
hurdles, 81 rs seconds; has pole vaultad
lOi1 feet, has put the s pound shot g fee;
u seconds lie VIII make his 'ast ap'
pearance In schoolboy competition to.nlrh,
al his school games.
Gallagher, ii starred IN the backneli
Commerce, has heen elected raptair of me
1918 eleven HIS choice WA unanimous.
Commerce also has elected its captain
Tor next sea sons Crus--coI.iry team, M
honor being bestowed upon Callahan, who
for two years has heoa a member OF the
team.
Commerce il busy conducting a wrestling
Tournament. So far The titles have been
distributed as follow: WHITE heavy
weight champion; Marquee and Ceriua
TelterwsiEhts Elasksl, lightweight, and
The annual track and nelL games ot
fo!vtcchni" Prep School wifi. he held
,".night ~ n" Fol"tcenth Rcgincnt
Armory, Hr"1k,yn' ~ OF the high and
teams. which assures close competition
several A. n L. stars also VIII be seen ia
action In the open events
In the afternoon the schoolhoy athletes
VIII divide their time between basketball
and swimming -Four basketball! games ar.
scheduled aud two dual meets have been
plays at Townsend Harris, Eyani,r Childs
At stnyvesant bushwi,k At Commerce and
Erasmus Hal at Eastern, District, The
Manual training and Moutc'sir A"nrsnr
at the latter naiatorluin and Royr IIirh
tank.
The declaing mnt,n between Er .u,u.
HAL and curtis nlgh 81 nI,,1a 20. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-22
ERTLE PUNCH ENOUGH
TO KEEP TITLE SAFE
Saylcs Clever. but Bantam
Champions Blows Hurt
When They Land.

johnny Ertlc. bantam champion. suc-
cessfully defended his title against Jack
Saylcs In a ten roun Anal bout before
the Harlem Sporting club last night.
kewpio was conceded the popular deci-
sion on points.
Sayles put up a magnificent hid for
the honors, and 4 II. mad possessed the
punching power of Ertle might have
been able to dethronc his rival. of the
two Sayl.s was hy far the more clever
His speed and foptwurk at times had
Ertle con pl.tcly bafri.i. Ertlc, however,
forced The milling All the way and when
ever he nd land Saylss felt the sting
OF his blows.
the yer, tirst round and never there
after Los, the advantage. He upset
Sayles with 4 rapid FIRE OF popping left
hand iabs. experimenting them occa-
~s.ousliy with We'll directed right crosses.
Through "a. second Er.lc continued to
lead comfortably.
In the third. however. Say.es c~lectri-
fled his admirers. who were out In
force, by Iabbing Ertle almost at will
with the left at long range. The fourth
round wls pretty even. After that
Ertlc proved Lis mastery in every ses-
sion, hts strength and stamina stand
ing him IN good strId through the
neat 81 the concluding sessions.
In tho f''h round Er'lc dropped
S.yl.s over the lower ROY. In \ metz
trIl corner WITH q clean LETT hook q"
the jan Late" 90 this > mo periul m.
Objected wl;h three more telling eft.
In the ninth Esrtlc sttgger.d Sal,es
With another hard left. trtls weighed
IL pounds ard Sayics ll3.
Willie N>toy uu'0oirted Yourg Rose
III the opening ten round engagement
.hs'.v heat his man with sutpnv Ieti
iths. but Rose had enough stamina 20
enable him :" weather the storm.
Toward the end 81 the bout. especially
N the las; three rounds. the rugged
la uttns snapped punches tstey
dropped l.osc with a wight 10 the jaw
H. tho final session and had him holding
on at the end.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-22
NEW ORLEANS RACING RESULTS

F!r,, Race for two.Ytaa-o.i laaideus
Purs' i'9o Ar.c flr,,"s~,M "!di,ns NJ.
80 O., tr~,. S,villa, 10 tRohtnSou,, to Z.
b % D HhI . t. o.. second. t~ou1Ningo. u.
7NrcA'IS - 20 Z. '% j 20 ia" ." MA
Mary. Sir Oliver. ,la'ch"o amt Rushrortt
second Rsce--For three year.o'ds aud
jack Reeve lub fGarncrI, ; 20 .. to
au! , 20 :; INST, Iat!aud, ,Ol tM,permytn.
VIE. "a ,ked,risl, : ~ . 10 5 AMI
go 10 third I,",. La 90. 10y Tsa,,
rand, Elsano. y, 'A,snoy, Marina. Smus.
s.er. John tHnny, Anna Rras"l, Fr,at, :.
M,tii" &, Daisy Mich.o sui DoJeot dlsu
THIRD Rnc"--For rou-.; c.r-,'is AMI m.
ward. 50 Ling purse 500, 1t, rY3loog,
p~r'sGmpti.n, ~ - ~Ncr.gg,rr s - !. .
20. , aud ; to ., mot Martin Casca. lia
.HanoF"rh . to . TO ; AVID oven. second
i"Lengrin 100 tMcu"rmottl, I" T., to !
ThrolorI,n, Miss France AND co,"rci
,Fonr,h Rare.Fer hrce.,ear.o,ls, con.
di,ions, nurs" $500. one miie-OrstortuM.
los - M~cragGtr,n to g., } to AMI 7
to nrs,, RIhs shooter. is r M'r,s
th.rd Time. ,'t go. Cnlor"' G,l,, ms
Aha q: u,Iccu"uod ,g6 \ ri.-,c Loo ....
lIf'n Itar"--ror 'hroe.y,,r.o,i, uai ~
ward Nt"s p1r'c sico. on r,. t14
% "n.y y"r's. Hiss Wnt'.~ IS a. y T,r.
g"tN, . - 2" aau q -, nr-.. r1t.,
.,r,ud, 'h"! R.lur. ''' ,r.r., pc, #
to p, even aHd 'a :, Sara I"n. 'l.'a
I..IAin lH'"s "'os ',v's;"'"t ,. G,y a..
~y" na,e.. 70 u O., .o.., ,,. r
i .. l,ri'S hfl ; ''Sg,
%reri,ia to l., -" :? mj''y..1. er,,,. M.
Nru'ei, l"s 'A,""ii'n' Il 4" I" I awi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-22
OHIO MAN TRIUMPHS
IN PINEHURST SHOOT
W. j. Ramsey Of Plymouth
Wins From SPOTS, Gotham
Star, After Tie.
JAIN ADDS TO HIS PRIZES

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~rINhHoks'. ~ T.. Jan I.--"' o.
ramsey OF Plymouth. Ohio, won the
mid~inter trap shooting tournament here
to-day IJa ana 70 T. sno,,. ~ Naw,
NJ" !" - o'o'o' ""
York tied In the handicap proper with
s5 targets each. bu, in the shoo,on
Ramsey broke 25 to 81 for SPOTS, the
,.,,.. w.,
la''er oe'ns a twenty-one yard man ana
RAMSEY s,andins On the seventeen YARD
marx me western crowd was greatly
J. II. jain OF Davenport. another
westerner, cut a big figure all through
the tournament. He and W. n. Jones of
Macon and +. s. Wright OF Buffalo tied
with 57s birds each In the 500 target
race and there was an exciting shoot
''en' "as uA'',na.e" ~ ''e MS
snooton. IN whicl jam and Jones
Jones tied at % In the next ,w~enty.ive,
,ied again a, o. In Oh. ,hird ,u,an,y.a,.
and In 49,. :. W" Y.! ~
a ,bs u vi me . ,pur,n r,s. nss ' Ann ran
miss.
J. NJ. Hawkins. the baltimore pro.
did the hes, in the 500 target compe,i-
on in the class shoo a 1'a also. G and mn IN
lass a, g. b. piatt OF New Jersey was
peateh D! b. a. thrltch OF Terrc Haute
jain made the long run Of the tourna-
msnt. l46, The summa rios:
ne,
49, Mli"lhter Handicap. Money winners
W. J. Ramsey Plymouth. Ohio. II yards.
20, Il L. spots, New York. q. 80 v. T..
Wilism., Ne" ,fofk. !. - c. W. BIiInss
p~cesnport. y. j, 10, 30. 7. 9. Koch, Phil
ltpsburg, ohio, 20. ~, W. II iuls. Ner
York. 10, %. &C 4 l.. compts. AsheViilo.
20 %, W. \ Jos.rn. Wilmington. Del. 20.
~, V ~. S,orr, Richmond, %. 81. william
wet,jeaf Nichols. la. 81, Of, q. y. Fi,h.
Lyndonvillc. y. Y. Il. 81: 81. " HAv kirs.
Baltimore. - % .r. r. Goodrirh. Atlanta.
20. 20. e. 81. DAME. L~Suchbufg, %. 30,
J. r.. Ishn. Dsv.nport. =, 90, Edward
Locke. NerhanirsbI-y ohio. ~. 90. u a.
Wiley. panesviie. H.. IL. 40 4 class.
Jer.es Ga, Il. ~ u ," McMnSon. Nss
ynrk 81 81 n l. ,ulve- Jersey CIV IL.
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s,odJ.rd Atlanta ia e. Andrev.
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