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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-05-01
MAY DAY FESTIVAL WAS
A THING OF BEAUTY

The May festival staged by the pu-
pils of the various grades at Furio"
school this morning was
s,Se.ess in every particular. The event
s.ioe one that had been looked for and
MANNED with exceeding interest and
the details as arranged were carried
ont in full to the delight and pleasure
of all present.
The children, each and every one
acquitted themselves splendidy, re-
aecting much credit upon those get
ting up the affair and drilling them in
their various parts.
Miss Lena Mae Finch, who had beer
chosen queen of the festival, was
crowned at the beginning OF the testi
vities with appropriate exercises. 1
large crowd of visitors were presen'
and heartily enjoyed the OCCASION an
with one accord pronounced IL
splendid success.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-05-01
COMMITMENT TRIAL. Of
MORTON HEARD TODAY

Welton Morton, the negro charged
with the murder of Lee Green, another
negro, on Wednesday morning in
Heads alley, off Jefferson street, was
arraigned before Justice of the
Peace w. T. McMath Monday morning
in the preliminary hearing.
The trial consumed most of the day,
with the arguments of Judge ]. A.
Hixon for the defense, and Solicitor
Zach Childers Off the state, during the
afternoon.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-05-01
DUBLIN REBELS HAVE
SURRENDERED TO The
FORCES OF J. BULL

PARIS, May 1.-Germans in dense
masses today violently attacked posi-
ton the French captured Sunday north
of Dead Mans Hill in the Verdun re-
gion. All of the attacks were repulsed,
after enormous losses had been sus-
tanned by the enemy.
Two simultaneous counter attacks
by the Germans on trench captured
yestel day by the French north of Cum
ieres, were repulsed. At Hill 304 and
in Vaux region there was an incessant
bombardment today.
A French aerial squadron bombarded
o supply and munitions station south
Of Thiaucourt and camp near Sim
.ccurt today.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-05-01

Baynes. Admission 80 cents; Children
IL cents.
Wednesday Evening Masque,
Sanctuary" and Pageant Admission
80 cents; Children 25 cents.
Thursday Afternoon-Lecture," The
World We Live In," DR.. E. T. Hager-
man. Admission 35 cents; Children
Is cents
Thursday Evening-Song Recital:
3ulia Claussen, Prima Donna, Con
tralto,, Chicago Grand Opera Co., as
sisted by Pierre Henrotte, Concer
Meister, Chicago Grand Opera Co., an(
Marcel Charlier, Conductor, Chicago
Grand Opera Co. Admission $1O0
Children so cents.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-05-01
Hundred Thousand to Parade.

NEW YORK, May 1.-More than a
hundred thousand people are expected
t. participate in the May Day labor
parade here this afternoon. The nu-
cleus of the gathering will be formed
by $4,000 garment workers, recently
locked OUT by their employers, be-
cause of labor union affiliations. A
big mass meeting will be held in Union
Square, as we'll as in thirty or forty
halls scattered throughout Greater
New York.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-05-01
TIES Up.
MARINE TRAFFIC
IN n. !. CITY.

NEW YORK, May Marine traffice
here is seriously affected by the strike
of engineers and firemen on lighterage
vessels. A hundred tugs and other
craft are idlea and a serious problem
is presented by the congestion of
freight on the wharves. This conges-
titn and suspension of freight handling
will result in serious delays for steam
ships waiting for cargoes here.
The engineers demand fourteen
per cent wage increase and recogni-
tion of their association, while the fire
men ask for a twenty per cent wage
increase.
1t is estimated that because of the
strike only forty out of seven hundred
tugs and steam lighters are in opera
tiOn today,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-05-01
German Sgy Must Go to England.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 1.-The
United States supreme court today held
coin, former member of The British
parliament and a confessed German
spy, must go back to England for trial
ON forgery charge He resisted eX-
tradition on the plea that if he be
sent to England he would be executed
by British military authorities.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-05-01
NEW RAILROAD To
Be TOPIC F0R A
MEETING TUESO'!!

A meeting Of the citizens of Ameri-
CTS will be flela Tuesday night at 8
O'Clock n Regard to the new railroad
At the Chamber of Commerce.
The new railroad of the Georgia
Lumber Co., has crossed the Flint
river near Methvin's store on sub
stantial trestie and bridge.
Americus is vitality interested in the
new road, and the citizens are expect
ed to take some form of action look
ing toward the extension of the line L
Americus,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-05-01
SOUTH GEORGIA CONFERENCE
MEETS BROWNSVILLE NOV. 29
afternoon

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May Among
the assignments of Methodist bishops
ere:
Bishop Denny, North Alabama con-
ference, Bessemer, November l Ala
conference, Selma, November 20.
Bishap w. A. Gambler, North Geor-
e1a conference, Griffin, November s;
South Georgia conference, Thomasville
November 29th.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-05-01
THOMAS LAWSON SPEER NOW
RESTS OAK GROVE CEMETERY

The funeral services Of ThomaS
.weon Sheer we're held at the resi-
dence on Forsyth street Sunday al
ternoon at $3.50 O'Clock, Dr. Lansing
Burrows conducting the last sad rites
A large gathering of friends and
relatives we're present as farewell
tribute to the deceased.
Mr.. speer was GA years old well
lnown and liked by large circle OF
acouaintances in this city ana sur
rounding section, and his death is
source Of genuine regret to all wh'
knew him.
The remains were inferred IN oo'
Grove cemetery.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-05-01
To
END TUESDAY;
No DECISION YET

Ell PASO, Tex, May 1.--Major. Gen.
Frederick Funston announced this af-
ternoon that only one more conference
is to be held with Gen, Obregon. This
will be brief, it is intimated. Gems.
Scott and Funston, who are now here,
are awaiting a reply to the message
sent to Washington this morning.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-05-01
AEGR9 WOMEN i NOW
MOTHER Of AaPLETS

negro woman t7de wife of Parker
williams resfd9as on one of w. E.
Mitchell's ;pfsces, gave birth night or
two ago 70 'triplets, all male Parker
was in t}he city Saturday and stated
that Ne was proud of the fact that he
would have three cotton choppers add
ed to his household.
No race suicide here. Parker anc
his wife are without doubt strong aa
herents Of the Rooseyeltian doctrine.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-05-01
ATLANTA FIGURES
ON ELEC1ROLYS|s

ATLANTA. Ga, May 1.-The prom
lem of preventing electrolysis, in which
jail cities having a waterworks svs-
TEN, as well as all public utility COM
panies having underground connec-
tions, are vitality interested, will be one
Of the principal subjectcs of discussion
at the conference of the Bureau of
Standards to be held in Atlanta, be-
ginning tomorrow and runnin,
through Thursday
The Bureau of Standards con,
the city at the invitation of t. 4es
nical committee of the Affili re teci
neering societies of the G. .Eted Eng
conference will be at IT, and Il
electricians, city W 6e1ded by ci
neers, engineers sterworks eng
pcrations, cons hrPpaaB5lic utility 90
others interer Aagg engineers, a
out GeorgfF Ieed from cities hroug
Electro lte4fd "r nelghborsag states
name /fybfs, wb lch Is the sciepti
vagrr or 'l6e 4stractive action
gre .ar1 ~ %s sslsetri Z eea'fsnts on una
I '"ff water SASn and other meta
80 ''' found eaaiiSections, wifi be !,
~ by asa conference t6h w
nesds
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-05-01
BREWER COMES HERE WITH
DANIELS, THE 1EWEL[R

" II. Brewer, of Atlanta, more re-
GENTLY Of Dothan, Ala, is now with D.
A. Daniels, the jeweler in this CITY, as
vatcbmaker and engraver MIR. Brewer
is competent man in his work.
Mr. Brewer succeeds w. T. JONES'
Who has been with Mr.. Daniels for sew
oral years. Mr. Jones will move 70
pothan and enter the hardware bnsi-
ness. Many friends regret to lose the
family of MIR. Jones. The family Of Mr.
prewer will join him here later
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-05-01
SUNDAY WAS A BIC
DAY At LESLIE MEET

The Sumter County Sunday School
association brought its two days ses-
sion to close Sunday night after an
enjoyable meeting throughout. Din
ner was served on the grounds Sun
day.
The officers of the organization were
reelected, they being:
President-T. M. Furlow.
Secretary -Treasurer-T. F. Gate
wood
President Division No. III. E. Al
len
President Division No. 2-E. L. Will
son.
President Division No, 3-H. R, Nc
Gee.
PrA.i,dent Division No. &C. A. Slap.
pey,
Much work has been accomplished
by the Sunday schools and the'
progress was a cause for general con
graduation.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-05-01
. = = = 4 4 \ = 4 = y = = = y
= JIM PRICE HAS =
, BIGGER HAT NOW \

' ATLANTA, May 1.-The big 4
' gest panama hat in the state of \
= Georgia, and one of the biggest =
= in the United States, if not in the :
= world, has made its appearance. =
. James D. Price, commissioner of =
: agriculture of Georgia, is the !
= owner of the hat, and pictures of =
> it have been published in papers =
= all over the country. When Col. =
= Price gets ON his cotton suit and
: hat he is a picturesque person. 4
y 4 = = = y = y 4 y y y = =
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-05-01

LONDON, Nifty Official announce
ment is made this afternoon that all
the rebel leaders in Dublin have sur
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-05-01
,rmr Peace Strength TO Be lsO,OOO.

WASHINGTON, d. c., May l.
House and senate conferees on the
army bill today practically decided on
an army of 100000 rank and file, peace
gtrength The bill will be reported
with amendments, probably tomorrow
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-05-01
Allies Transport TOrpedOed.

BERLIN, May 1.-(Wireless)-A Zu-
rich dispatch says it is reported from
SaloniEd that German submarine tGr-
pedoed a large Allied transport of
Kara Bu-un, ten miles east of Salon
Xxi The Joss of life sustained is not
stated.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-05-01
FOR
AMER|CUS! LSAT.
WEEKDUR|NCMAI


cipated with much pleasure by the
people of Americus. The chautauqua
Genes here under the auspices of the
Americus and Sumter County Hospital
association
The program for the affair is elab-
crate, and the following features make
Ut the program for the week:
Chautauqua Corps-W. A Tetley,
Superintendent; DR.. w. A. Colledge,
Morning Lecturer; Grace Gallett, Chill
dren's Worker.
Programs begin promptly at hours
Indicated.
Children's Hour, 1000 a. M; Morn
ing Lecture, 11:0O a. M; Afternoon
Music, 300 p M; Afternoon Lecture,
s. 80 p. NJ; Evening Music, 7:45 p. M;
Evening Entertainment, $50 p, m. The
Julia Claussen program will begin
promptly at 500 p. m. Hours are sub
ject to change by announcement.
Thursday Aftemoon-lntroducto
Exercises; Grand Concert, Killarney
Girls; Children's Hour, American
8irds in Story Land" Miss Grace Gal
lett. Admission 35 cents; Children Is
cents
Thursday Eyening-Concert, Kill
r larney Girls; Lecture, "The Man Who
1 Can" William Rainey Bennett. Ad-
5 mission 80 cents; Children 25 cents.
e Friday Morning -Children's Hour,
3 "1he Why Stories, Miss Grace Gal
lett. Admission % cents; Children Is
:, cents
!. Friday Afternoon-Grand Concert,
+ eatherwax Brothers. Admission 81
= CSuISJ ShlluI Su lO SSuIo'
Friday Evening-Concert, Weather
wax Brothers; Lecture, "The Shackles
r OF the World" E. H. Tougher. Ad-
]. mission so cents; children % cents.
n Saturday Morning Children's Hour
u Stories From the Classics" Miss
Grace Gallett; Morning Lecture, "Scot
8 tish Literary Charactics," DR.. w. A
IS Colledge. Admission 25 cents; Chill.
dren Is cents.
/ Saturday Acknowledging, "The
l. New Orient and Its Relation to the
United States" Ng. Poon Chew. Ad
+ mission 35 cents; Children 25 cents.
. Saturday Evening I'm the Wa
Zone; A Classic Comedy, The Lad,
I1f Gray Cables Parish Players. Ad.
Ifssion 80 cents; Children 25 cents.
Monday Morning-C -Children's Hour
Folk Tales From Different Nations,
7 Miss Grace Gallett; Morning Lecture
j Robert Burns-The. poet of Democ
r"cy"' DR.. W. A. Jtolledge. Admissio
20 cents; Child zen Is cents,
Monday A Nernoon - Grand COZ
cert Schur ann Quintet, Aa4nfssio
% 'en'S' Children Is cents.
Ni0H0 Ay Evening - Concert, Sch
,u"iO IL, quintet; Lecture, "The Fore
4 Make CITIES" Allen D. Albert, A
Iasstoh 50 dents; Children 25 cents.
Tuesday Morning-Children's Hor
4 $%Storfes of Laughter Miss Ora
l'Gallett; Morning Lecture, Ian Ma
10 Laren and His Drumtochty Folk" 1
en- w. A. Colledge. Admission 25 cent
% Children Is cents.
'ne Tuesday Afterbooh=Stoncert, VIII
Hussars; lntertTdative Readi
neF "sevenoaks," E7e@ett Kemp. Adm
'0i sion So cents; Children Is cents
anu Tuesday Evening Grand Conc
'e White HuSsars. AdmissicA sc, ceI
% Children 25 cents,
'' wednesday Mornihg = Childr
oi Hold THE Hollow Tree Stories"
lue @ Grace Gallett, Admission 25 ce
~ IChildren 15 cents
h S-S Wednesday Afternoon-Lecture'
W Wild Bird Chests" Ernest Ha
~.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-05-01

DUBLIN, May 1.--The rank and file
Ci the Irish rebels, following the action
cf leaders in the movement, this morn
ing laid down their arms at the foot of
Parnell Monument in Sackyille street,
surrendering to British troops. About
four hundred and fifty rebels in the
central area gave themselves up to
the authorities, and at noon only a
lew snipers on roofs of nearby build
ings are holding out.
A rebel lieutenant, whose name is
V ilhheld by the authorities, came into
Dublin this morning with guard of
ten men to learn if the surrender ru-
1uor was true. He learned from Pro-
Clsional President Pearce that it was,
and Immediately returned to the coun-
Try, and will endeavor to induce the
rebels there to quit without further
disturbances.
James Connolly one of the promin-
ent leaders in the REBELLION, is said to
be wounded and a prisoner in Cork.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-05-01

The IimeS-Recorder is the ONLY
paper in the third Congressional
District with Associated Press
service.
The sun., 1916-09-20
LOUISVILLE

First Racc-Five aud a half furirngs:
Ian"r, no sMsTpsm ~ ",L ,c Tis ana
$50 and Sc; 20. second, COM monsss. iio
Choose. So 10. third Time. i:oS:.; Eng
llsh Lady signorctta. snawr. Twink"
Toes. tiash'xhi tnd coralcre also ran.
Sc, ond Racr-S iN furloug>: B'lic Joe.
ITO Mott, 81 80. .5!O ana 81. won;
Bisy Joe, W 'Brownl,. i.9 aud So
second Ardent. lo3 ,K"ie-is,. 20. mir .
Time. 1898. Lidy Jane Grey. Morrl--
town. Ha'p-nny and Plafncy also ran.
Third Iiarc-ono mil" aud seventy
y,ris: Rob H'nsiey. iot MURPHY.
,Mott'. - so and out. second. Money
Maker. loi Hunt. on'. third Time.
l;tS - .roaay also ran,
Fourth Na,e.-Audubon Handicsp. purse
,rhiilips,. $50. .aso and s: 20. won
Blackir paw. lo3 ,Schiliinel. $50 and
sa:". second. rl-.,ah"lie. ia ,MurrhyN,
s:.sc. third, Time. l:lc:-S, coquett-
and Amazon also ran,
Flt,h Eao.-For three-y-ar-olds AMI MP
selling; fll'ce and mares six furlonss-
40 wor Charm"use, III GENTRY. - -
,nd $50. second, Important 1903 Cphi,.
l!psi. $50, 'h!rd Tine. l:i3 81 busy
Alice. Trsppoii. Ethel W-lies. Carrie Orme
ais" ran.
sixth Rsc~-Tvo-y-nr-o'ds five and -
$50 and s. 80 won Rhyme, io9 Murphy,
sl.SN ana So 10 second Sarron Girl. los
,Auir"ssl. $3.50. 'hitA Time OF. l.
Ntrura. James. oar $.:ta, Matin f.v,'A
Th"u psou also ran
oar Meta aud Elizabeth Thompson IN
seventh R~ace-s.lirs three.ycar.o,l
ana up: one milo and seventy yards Rifs
shooter. II! ,Goosel, 17o $? an : go
won: Aifsdir Jos oGen,ry, ~ 50 q .Ss9
and Col. n Nub also ran.
The sun., 1916-09-20
HAvRE DE GRACE ENTRIES.

Firs, R~acc--FIllies. two-year-olds sell
ing nye and a half furionws: Charm
irgiy. III; Tootsie. III. Running shot.
loF, Spectre. ioi' Glory Belle. 1917 stall
second Race-Three-year-oids and up.
pnrd. steepl-chas.. about, Two miles
Maybud ,impp. ltc oricl. iS7: Herr
mana. iie: Meshsch. l%?. Bachelor. IS:
THIRD Rsce-All ages. handicap. six
furlongs; Nigh noon: 1873. sand March,
i.i. Harry shaw. ZIG. Ormesdalc. l2l:
Hanson, he; Farnrock. li:; Prince OF
Como. i?i; Sir Edgar. l07: Sasin. VI, Ina
Frank, l0j. Whlmsy. 100
Fourth Racc--Three-yrar.olds and up
ward selling: on. mile and a sixteenth;
Rae u, lOi: Stalwart Helen. los; GLANDS
on. iO1: 'Gcld Crest Boy. liz, 'rair
Helen. los. transit. 100; Edna Kenna,
Fifth Race-Two-year-old.; handicap;
selling; elk furlongs: Chatterbox. lo+i
Precise. 100; Kathryn Gray. los: Ma
pol.on. 100 Mother Maehres, 100. 49,.
sixth Neutrality-suspicious. and up
ward: ceiling: mile and seventy yards
Far Away. i0?: Melabsr. 10. Nauahon,
ii3: BENJAMIN. 1902. Carlton c.. lis,
Thrill. ii5. sFinale-. 1907: Scorpii. 40
Maccabee. 1907. orotund. lo7: Baifron
ia.
seventh Race--Two-yesr-oids: selling
Ave furlongs: Yellowstone. III: 'Tripl'
crown. IO|; Hanobaia. li.; Infer. lo7
Rcprobate. i0I 'Spectre. e1t Felucca. 100
.valcrie West, ios; sarson II. dmp.,. II:
apprentice allowance claimed.
The sun., 1916-09-20
SOCCER PLAYERS
BACK FROM SWEDEN
Praise Swedish Hospitality
Cpon Return From Vie
tOriOus Invasion.

Laden with gifts. including several
valuable cups. a silver s'atuette, a al.
ploma and an album for tho United
States Football Association. the All
America soccer players returned ycster-
day from a victorious o OF Sweden.
The players were loud In their praise OF
Swedish hospitality. declaring that only
one incident marred a most even'ful Trip.
While playing at Goteborg the Ameri.
cans were mobbed by "A hostile crowd
that allowed the defeat OF the home team
to sway It's temper. Because OF this
demonstration royal displeasure and the
ban Of King Gustaf v. Of Sweden on the
dedication ceremonies Of Goteburg were
the result. according to Thomas W,
Cahili, secretary of the association. VINO
accompanied the athletes on the Journey,
While IN Sweden and Norway tn
Americans played six soccer matches and
two baseball games. At soccer they
made n record Of three games won. one
lost and TWO drawn. The soccer vic-
tories werr AT Stockholm by 3 10 " ana
. to ! and At Goteburg by 2 to !. while
The defeat by q to 3 WAS also at Stock
holm. The ties. at l to l In each game,
were played at stockholm and Chris
tiania,
The sun., 1916-09-20
Tennis Experts Up in Arms Against Disqualification of Leading Phyr~OH Age Celebrates IN Link
TIGER AND CRIMSON
REACH GOLF FINALS
COrkran to Meet Hubbell for
intercollegiate Title
at Pittsburg.

PITrsBvRo. Pa. Sept. I'D. c. Cork
ran Of Princeton and J. ". Hubbeli Of
Harvard will meet o-morrow on the
links OF the Oakmont Country Club to
determine tho individual intercollegiate
golf championship o. the United States.
Corkran won his way into the final
round by defeating J. n. Mcdonald. llli-
nois. In the seml-fnal round, 4 and 3,
this afternoon. while the Crimson player
was winning from G. l.. Wcems, Illinois.
|? up. The final match will be for thirty
six holes.
The second round was played this
morning. Corkran OF Princeton elm
mated his team mate. Davidson Heron.
2 and /. Corkran played n good game,
going out In IS. and standing ] up on
his opponent. who was out In 80. Nc
Donald Of Illinois defeated Parker OF
Princeton I and 6. J. ". Hubbell Of
Harvard won from Howard Maxwell or
Princeton. 4 anl 3. and capt. Weens OF
Illinois defeated his team mate. Simp-
son. In the second round, ? and !.
Weems stood l IN at the turn.
The sun., 1916-09-20
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

FRS. R.~e-sellinE. for two-year old
maiden colts and gcldInEs. g., furlongs
.iam-s q. iOi. 'coun,y Court, 1907. Tuck.
Han HaMpson, 1903 Apple Jack, Rutland
Arms, Rhinestone. Rluc Bannock. liz.
second R~ace-Seliirg: for three year
olds and upward one mil" and 20 yards:
water warbler. %: Margaret l.. %. dds
Illusion. .l.ouiss Pau. %. Gold Color.
iOt. Surprising. 100.
Third ~Rnce-Sel!ing; for hree-year.old
md onward: six furlonEs: Big Fellow.
Prtmero. 1913: 'Koo'enay. io6: Nobl"nan.
III Hawthorn. !ls,
Four,h Race-La Sale Purse: for
three-y.ar-olds; Ave furlonss; ryphoon.
o w Klein. lo2; Pockichoo, los; Mile
stone. sun God, ioS, John Jr. 1903; J. ].
Fifth Rnce--Purse: two-year.old Miles
nye and one-half furlonEs: Fan o, l0e
sun Flash, May W. Sisaga. Elizabeth
Thompson. io%; Mary Belle. 1907: pahlia.
81.
sixth Race-Seliins three 'y"ar-oIds and
onward; mile and seventy yards: 'I.sdy
Worthing'on Of: ROY. Polly n, lot Ma
bel Duiwrber. White Crown, George
Roesch. los
seventh R~acc-Sclling thres-y.ar-olds
and upward. mill ami an eighth: 'Fei-
inw ma loe; sconItn,ur'tta 'Galaway,
ios; Jawbonc. Frs, Degree. l07 Man
aver. III. Booker Rll ~
sArprontice allowance claimed
The sun., 1916-09-20
4. C.. Gets
National Title Events

list are John ] paly of ne Irish American
,i,le; Ii IL Holden and Hugh Honohan.
the two athletes ~ the y. Y. A., e; MIX.
Devnney Of the Milirose a. e; John over.
halls from the West; william s. Jackson
Of the ~, Christopher Club, ". J. Banfeld
Of the Knights OF 81, Antony and Hans
Schuster Of the swedish American A. e.
The other national championship il the
pentathlon. which IL an all round conpeti
lion of the following events: Running
oroad Jump, throwing the ~Ja,elin. 200
meter run throwing the discus and 800
unusually strong entry In Fred W. Kelly
~ the Los Angeles A. C.. Rober, Nash, y
y. a. e.: Pat O'Connor. Irish American A..
G.; Hector Auray, New Haven A. A. Dan
shea. Fas'ime \. C.. and Henry =. Thorne,
Eight Clubs After wittpenn Gun.
In an EFFORT TO win the valuable trophy
offered by II. Otto wittpenn. Collector ofthc
Port, for the club that scores tho mos,
Athletic Club at West side Park next sal.
urday afternoon eight clubs have entered
fun teams ana many more are expected
before the entries close tonight with II.
J.. oNeil. ]. John street.
II was reported yesterday tina Joe H.g
gins. the great middle distance runner
who has represented Holy Cross College
versi'y next month.
william winquist OF the Century ROAD
club hsso,iation has arrived n Chicago
nt-s, smashing the record made BY r ii
Sanborn OF Baltimore two weeks ago. san.
at tho Chicago City Hall winquise stsrted
of on . Journey TO 81. Louis.
The sun., 1916-09-20
BLOOM DEFEATS HARVEY.
CIever Boxer Ensily Outpoints
SluGgcr From Dr0nx.

Phil Bloom administered q scientific
and suitable beating to Johnny Harvey
In their ten round battle at the Broad
way sporting Club last night. winning
whatever honors 20 with such an exhlbl-
ton by the proverblal mile. Bloom kept
his left hand dangling menacingly close
to Harvey's nose for the entire distance
varying this procedure occasionally and
effectively with a right hook to the jaw.
At the end Harvey's features were even
more irregular han at the beginning.
Harvey failed to and more than q dozen
blows In return.
The semi-hnal bout brought out an in
tcresting exhibition between Jake
Brandt, brother Of Dutch Brandt, and
Happy Mahoney. q smiling. clever little
fellow. Brandt war q ruaher and sui.
fered In consequence. al Mshoney had
learned to box.