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81 30 the year
Mrs. Ivan Davis of Morgantown.
spent Sunday with her parents here.
Miss Charlotte Bandau is the guest
of her mother at Mannheim this week.
William NJ. Schaeffer has been IN
and confined to his home the past few
days.
Misses Hannah Murdoch and Ber-
nice Lenhart are Pittsburgh visitors
this week
J. T. Sharps of route one. Reedsville.
was visiting relatives in the city dur
ing the past week
Miss Belle Lee Spahr arrived Mon
day from Morgantown to spend the
week at her old home.
Mr. and Mrs French Yoke of Jane
Lew, are spending the Christmas vaca-
ton with relatives here.
Mrs. o. f. Shaw and children have
been visiting her parents at Norfolk.
this state. for the past week.
For Sale-Shetland pony stallion.
Address Box %. Kingwood. w. Va.
Adv.-10-4t
Mr.. and Mrs Vernon Jackson and
two children of Morgantown, were the
guests of relatives in town during the
week.
Miss Hannah Murdoch. who is
teacher in the school at Cass. this
state. is the guest OF her parents dur
ing the holidays.
DR.. Fahrney's Teething Syrup con-
forms to the pure food and drug law
every bottle guaranteed. Sample free.
Adv.
Grove c. Jackson came over from
Mannheim to spend Christmas with his
family. On his return to that city he
was accompanied by Mrs. Jackson for
a few days visit
Reuben Severe was buried in the
Kingwood cemetery last Friday, the
funeral service having been held at
Mannheim the day before. The deceas-
ed formerly lived at this place and has
numerous surviving relatives In the
county. He was about sixty years OF
age and had been a patient at the hos
pital at Weston for the past eighteen
months.
Kingwood people will be interested
in the big sale OF the Browning Ham
ilton stock OF merchandise to be held
at Grafton next week, beginning OH
Thursday. January 4th. This stock
was bought at a great reduction when
that firm was declared bankrupt and
a sale OF their property ordered. Dur
ing a period OF high prices this sale
will afford an excellent opportunity
to buy at great reductions. Read their
big advertisement on this page.
State Superintendent OF Schools NJ
=. Shawkey last Friday authorized
President Trotter OF the West Virginia
university. to announce the appoint
ment of Harry Adams stansbury OF
Buckhannon, as director OF athletics
OF the university. the appointment TO
become effective July 1, 1917. Mr..
Stansbury was for a number Of years
past director OF athletics of West Vir-
ginia Wesleyan college. He is recog-
nized as the foremost man in the
world OF athletics In West Virginia to-
day.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-12-28
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d. X Carroll of slstersville, spent
Christmas at o. G. CAROLS.
Mrs. Luther Mooney OF Keyser,
spent Christmas at j. X. Christopher's.
J. w. Feathers OF Long Hollow, was
here Sunday evening.
Mrs. Cecil Hagedorn OF Long Hol-
low. was here while on Christmas
All OF the teachers from this sec
ton are on vacation Of one week
s. " Elliott has installed acetylcne
gas ia bis home.
We want TO see more farmers from
old Preston a. farmers week this
year. Now. gentlemen, this Is for you
to learn something, 80 show your
selves
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-12-28
tuzzart

Quite o number Of our people are
suffering with colds
Henry Spain is growing weaker and
very little hopes OF his recovery are
entertained.
Frank Spahr OF Unlontown, IS over
helping to take care Of Henry spahr.
w. a Wolfe was helping j. J.. Reck-
art in his olo.e the past week.
Don Crane has rented Frank Smiths
farm
Quite a number Of our people at
tended the j j.. Browning sale satur-
day.
Frank Hanger Of Michigan. is visit
ing his old home and friends here.
Allen Reckart and family Of Orr.
came over to visit y. S Livengood
Saturday and take IN the Christmas
tree services here.
Jaryea Ringer and wife visited home
folks near here the past week.
number of the GAINESVILLE people
attended The Christmas services here
Saturday night
Samrel Ringer paid tho parental
hong visit Sunday
- infant child az Albert and Yer.
nic lge died Christmas morning.
Y hristma5 tree entertainment
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-12-28
Enectlye Sunday, December 10, 1915.

Leave MorgantOwn 1850 a. M,
1915 and s3:35 .. m.
Leave Kingwood 1918 o. M, 1:42
and e5:C4 p. m.
Arrive ~. & X Junction 1901 a.
M, 2:25 aud t5:49 D. m.
Leave NJ. e. X. Junction. 1920 q.
m. 2:45 and 'G:O5 D. m.
Leave Kingwood Hoop a. m, 3:27
and sG:47 D. m.
Arrive Morgautown t11:25 a. M,
4;5O and 8:f2 D. m.
tDaily except Sunday.
Saturday only.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-12-28
Oak Fiat

Frank Duff and Russell Gamble
were calling on Enoch Terrell Christ
mas.
J. S. Zinn was a business caller I'm
Kingwood Thursday.
Beaulah Terrell and Susie Reed
we're visiting Jasper Fields the latter
part OF the week.
Miss Cada Zinn and Dallas Carroll
spent Saturday and Sunday with Ethel
Zinn.
George Reed and James Stone were
business callers the fret Of The week
at Brett.
Mrs. l.. J. Watson and son spent
Christmas with home folks.
Misses Beulah Terrell and Susie
Reed were calling on Cada and Ethel
Iion Christmas day.
Raymond Reed attended Christmas
service SUNDAY night at Reedsviile.
The Christian Endeavor Society
= koid b0siness meeting at r. g.
THURSDAY eyehi0g.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-12-28

Guest-A brolled chicken with col.
ityi Waiter Celery, sir. bis the "
hits pronounced. sir.--Bostou Globe
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-12-28

Jack RACER Of near Halleck. was a
Twilight visitor some time ago.
Harry and Freeman Inskeep of Key
ser. are visiting their brother. n. v.
lnskecp. Of near here.
Carl Davisson and wife spent
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. John Nc
Daniel OF Mount Phoebe.
Roy Bargess Of McKeesport. Pa, Is
spending a few daysw ith relatives
over at Kanes Creek
BERTHE. wife OF S VI. shaner of Birds
Creek died Sunday evening. December
10th, 1916. aged about Sc years. shs
contracted pneumonia fever and wa,
only sick about two weeks. Every
thing was done that medical skill
could do but the Great Physician saw
nt 20 call her from this sinful woril
to realms OF eternal bliss and happl
ness. Mrs Shanor was a faithful
and devoted wife and mother. loye,
aud respected By All who
Funeral services we're hei
IN church on Tucs
cQnductsd by R6S
The churchA
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-12-28

thousands OF dollars worth seasonabe upto
prices which will afford the buying public economies of
entire community and will memorable to thousand
Hamilton Browning sold
The sun., 1916-10-15
mn League Teams Are Far Ahead Of Representatives of Older Major Circuit in Post Season. Game
QUAKER POM SHOW
HAS MANY ENTRIES
FaDcicrs Of Country Show In
tcrest In Speciality FIX.
hibitiOn Tuesday.

Practically every fancier OF the POM
eranian this side OF the Pacific Ocean
mas entered n specimen OF tie breed
In the open speciality show Of the Amer
lean Pomeranian Club. to be held % tho
grounds OF the Merton Cricket Club IN
Haverford. Pa. next Tuesday. Ono Of
tho attractions that caught the eye OF
he fanciers was tho surrounding AZ
Merton. The dogs will be benched on
tho green opposite the clubhouse, which
gives the show n splendid setting.
As This Ia the initial fall specially
show of the Pom club officials are taking
exceptional interest IN nahing The pro-
motion n success. Already Philadelphia
ianciers are enthusiastic and II Is as
sured that tho Quaker city entry alone
will be near the record mark. The Pon
Is fast becoming tho most popular dog
irs the Quaker city and this show will
tend to increase this popularity.
Alva II. Rosenburg. wlo Is 10 do the
Judging. is ono Of the best posted mel
on po|nIeranians In this country. His
placings should nc watched with a great
deal Of interest. Tho usual ratings OF
four points will 20 TO the Winners of
both sexes. Also the usual large num-
Der OF money specials. trophies and VAL
liable cups have been offered.
The sun., 1916-10-15
HORSE AND DOG
HAVE COME BACK
Wee Oliver aud Nala
Outstrip Nature by SHOW
Ring Victories.

seldom 4 Ia that humans ARE abb. 90
come back ono" TIL are dispia '"i 10y
youth. The fighter finds oppos 40 to"
hard once II" fil''rs the runner rarely
attempts = nirr ~ re'or's onc. -
muscles bccom" bound up hS age 'h'
ilnancicr leaves IN. market wlcn hc finds
nj 'p.Ti refuse 80 wori; r. speed - ~
Of yo-c 50 q, - IN cvcrv walk of hlMa,
no. Bu' Il i' dir"ren; IN tho animal
81 -d"1l.
o~ly r.""n;ly 'wn Great example, ~
fH Naa shown. 'rIch 10 tho wonder
.pc7' a"d dcllcn' ~ the lovers 81 hors,
iad dog. ~ the rtcent Wss'"hestcr
HorsH Snow ! " Iiarrin,an's wordcr-
IN harness "hsmpion Na'a returned ."
.i'h Is'onisni ne winning form that ~"
able to dispose ri Tho greatest Of "1-
pos''.o"
tr.il tho show Nala had hcca Slows
- pl''g from his throne. and on several
occasious Vls forced - axe thirds.
.ou-'is and oven was unpliced IN tl,
ing ia ~ G"drrv farms IL" god
stallion lif,ed M hts ears. extended H.
i,strils. raised his fore fee, and prancod
about az II challenging any young up-
starts 20 act in such noble manner.
Needless 20 say Nala was easily the
best - the show. ny far the greatest,
pee. Of horsefesh exhibited AT that sue
cessful meeting.
The sun., 1916-10-15
Another big amateur billiard con.pe-
CARNIVAL AT ICELAND.
Leading Actresses - Re Present
At Next Thursday's AFFAIR.

Iceland. the society Ice rink at Broad
way, Fifty-secnud stree, ana seventh
avenue. will BE- the SCENE Of nm ~tlRborat"
tee carnival neat Thursday nisht. An
the prominent mut'ut. picture 'tnrs and
beauties of New York win b. present
and OF the stars or the legitimate
stage. Aary IrckfOrd. Norma Tai
inadse. Pauline Frederick. Anita stew
art. Kitty Gordon and Marguerite Clark
are among the movie SARA Who hav.
taken VI skating ~ Iceland. whose IA.
tronessss are twenty famous society
women OF N" s,nart SIT. Ias patron
e.ise' q Iceland follow
.irs. Hugh n. Auch,ncloss. Mro.
Frances Men, Baeon, Mr., rniiip q.
bartlett, Mrs. q. Ledyard blair. Ms,
James A. burden. Mrs.. Charles VI. Cha
pin. Mrs. Frederick L. Carey. Mrs. Will
lam X. Dick. Mrs. Carl \. de Gersdorit.
Mrs. William Pierson Hamilton. Mrs.
John II. Hammond. Mrs, Russell II.
Hoadley. Jr., Mira, Thomas ". Howard.
Mrs. Walter II. James. Mrs. Oliver q.
Jennings. M. Walter ,Jcnn'ngt, Mr..
.lpmcs-t'ore K,ns, Airs, Alvin W, Krech.
Mrs. GoodhVe Livingston. MTs. wi.iiar u,
'.oadby Loew. Mira, Dave II. Morris. Mrs.
Archibald r, Russell. Mrs. Herbert Sat
terlss. Mrs. AicDes Taylor and Mss.
Bargcr wallach.
The sun., 1916-10-15
DOGS PLAYING Big
PART IN GREAT WAR
Are Doing Excellent Work OF
Battlefields in All Parts
of Europe.
DESERVE COVETED CROSS

Whtu the historian records jhe story
nj this great wal one cnapi"r will DO de-
voted To the grcnt work done nv dogs.
Practically all tho European nation.
nav" used dogs in one way or another.
IhcN hay" been IN the battlefield at
fnrh"d 90 ~" nmbularc, "urps ou patrol
duty. Th"F have been despatch carriers
hnd scouts, n when Ma" invasion OF
l'e'ciuu took place tucy drew the quick
hrinV guns to the font line ~ ,Ation.
M addition to- their work on tie hat
;leii"ii dog, did much {" aid refugee.
They took ih"ir mastcrs and ;hoir fami-
lies ont of the line Of INVASION.
Wal Correspondents haNr told now
much sigIc!'v and courage the ,clriin
drtusht dogs displayed u'"ru the bat
tleii"ld nj linclep. wlier" with the aid
II col. lsai, Newton l~Ni-'r mrchiu.
gin they he'd hgcj, fuI u time the ter
mar advance through lirlglum.
Just now many wounded men o. 10th
sides of tire ming lIr' IItNc been saved
by si,r"pdrgs and pt.rr br'ro prob,b..
never viii be known. Thr~' dogs Navr
hoon trained - search for wounded. a-d
by tnkirl n mans c;t, to h~eUdquartcrs
Ia the il"id u trained nurse or doctor fol
low th" dog. who leads hach to the
p.a"" where O." man i' lying. Frequent,
Il wounded man with M last II ~ Of
strength VIII rs" IL 10 drag himself ont
uf the line 81 iiI,. II 4. IN IN" ont of the
way places taat the dog has been pa
ticula.lt valuable.
The sun., 1916-10-15
Nationals OutclaSSed
in ~Inter-League Series
OF Twenty-Five Played Since 1910 Teams in Ban John.
sons Circuit Have Defeated Tener's Repre-
~sentatives 18 to 6-One a Tie.
~ sHORTyTOP,

a fs~ years aeo. the n~,ernatio,a
League. the American Asso..is tio, ana
tie Pacific Coast Lesrue wanted higher
rating. They BELIEVED they had out
grown their Class A days. The National
association. which Is tho boss OF the ill.,
cred the s%ovtIsra X.sao,a,,,n "S.
Western League to Class u classification
mere would be Nh awful howl from
lose circai,s.
some orilliant mind then conceived q
way v OF the difficulty. II was TO PHI,
"ho'her a peforc the three leagues de-
string raises' and from hencetcrth the
Nus me a. As and the Coasters have
The sun., 1916-10-15
CHESS FOR PLAYER,
LOVER And STUDENT
JanOwski and ShOwaltcr to
Meet NOvem-
her 10. q.
MEET FOR BIG SIDE BET

jackson w. showal;er OF George
town. KY. former United States cham
pion and likewise Western champion.
writes from Lexington. Ky. under date
Of Octoter 7 to n friend IN this city
that II" and tho Partisan expei: II.
Janowslsi have az last come 70 terms
oId that they vii! begin a match NJ
seven anne 10, draws not TO count. at
Lexington on November 10. They have
agreed. 40 the letter says. - play tho
match for $500 a side. According to the
schedule they will play from three 10
five games each week at The time limit
Of fifteen moves 10 the hour. and Sho-
walter adds that all the other rules and
regulations 70 govern the match are
similar to those adopted by masters In
previous similar contests. Henry Low
enhart. the well known Lexington chess
amateur. has kindly consented n act
az referee.
When Mr.. Janowski was seen at the
Manhattan Chess cub ne said TINT
cve~v,hing was agreed upon betwoen him
and Shown,ter. ". added that he has TO
fulfil an engagement at the Cincinnati
Chess Club on November :. and he will
therefore risk Showalter TO postpone the
ne ginning o. the contest n few days.
The sun., 1916-10-15
WAR ON CROPPING EARS.
" IN" Rn> Nsnt. 80 WAKE such
- Practice ~ I'cIoo,.

N''dm Way. .'cr",d. 90 ~" Ma
'".1i i'uu Rrc, 1c'- h~~"ru.'.pu. u'1
h'tIGIaf or - Sr0 T'ir,i-.a. 'rup...
." NtC' W. uaon IL" ,|rt';i,. 90 clou-
i.'E dogs ears. T" '""p ia, ears ui ,
DOG b, al',aGv q m~iSdrln",un". Say
NJ. liay
The cropping of ears l. Il rue, srI".
'ir", without, practical or good result.
and IL only done TO suj' IN" vhim 81
supposed dog lovers. Most dog f.n,i..~
arc used To seeing certain breeds with
ears cropped and II would b.. hard N
FIRST 10 educate them 10 tac dog a. h-
naturally IL. hut they would soon get
used 10 II and prefer the natural con-
dit,nn.
Take 'nc Irish water spau.,,. for
Instance. a good or" has naturally ,
rat tail tail without fer'h"r. Z,
would appear ~'Td0rc :" 90" ip -," o,U'
~: th-s" fellows VITA a f"a''"red tail,
s,'l, .s ! ,'.,~- along ~. street ia orn
~ ny dor~ 7 frequently hear IN" Ir-
mark: Nj, Wnat e 'I"uy AT, that dog
Nds" II 'nes" dogs Were as COMMON rs
some other breed their appearance
would gus" 70 Comment.
"If IN" l"sislnriy. bodies would devote
more time ~ pa 'siug laws "a stop
c'lel,i"- - helpless durh animals tho
world would 10. much hotter"
The sun., 1916-10-15
LADY DELRAY BEST
IN RICHMOND SHOW
u. NOgt's English Setter Wins
Premier HOnOrs on Bench
ut Midland Park.
CHAMPIONS ARE BARRED

There were eco dogs entered in the
competitions al the open "matci,' natl
nee or the Richmond County Kennel
'Iub yesterday. held AT Midland l'Irk.
Grant city. The Staten Island Diet
Kitchen Association was tn hcncti, from
the receipts and Tins hclrcd 10 Increase
the Attendance.
champions weT, barred. and this
added zest 10 the competitions. Wilbur
w. Purcell was the manager. and there
were nine Judges. among them Louis
u. Rode OF Brooklyn. for boston ter
riers. and Henry A. S,ss,ibcrg Of Man.
haitian. for foN and Irish terricrs. two
veteran fhnriers who nave not donncd
the erInine for u long time ~ u show.
Tho other Judges were Mrs. .Joscph
lnch.er. Jersey city. d~achshunds I'D
ward 6. Waller. Hollis. ". V, elbows
ana roodles; James Y. Dollar. Newark.
Aireda'"s; james conway. Manhattan,
bulldogs. bull and Scottish terriers
Joseph y. Goodman. Manhattan. Tckin-
csc. Yorkshire and Maltese terriers. AMI
\. A Rost. Broohlyn. wt'h q. Mus
Arnoit. Tuckahnc. y. V. who between
them took all the other hr"sus.
Lady pelray. an English setter ~
longing To- q. Nogi. was declared tn
best dog Of the show. and C~ilcdouil
Princess. y Boston terrier exhibited hv
Me-. A, :. Mount. WIS "wurdcl first
rrizc for being the best dog owr'l 10y =
woman ~ tho how, Tho ummrtics;
Presidents cur given by Arthur II.
hons for hest Ia sAon EN- Won IT, -
Nogts English setter LADY b'lrtv.
Ni'"-presideuts cup. given lev r'n II
Klein, Toy the best al opposite be-, 10 ,Hoy"
Nou ny q. Sabo's G-riu.tn sn'..Ias
Feb.
Tr"asYrrr'S 'up. given ny " Martin. Tor
IN" best sporting dog-No on by Lai, b"i-
ray.
S"crc'ur,'s Gun. given ~ Kari iia,,,. for
m h"s' sporting dog " IN NS I,.s
Henry g. btt"'s cup io" IA" best Fee, -
N'u Les Mrs. - L. Lakeland lom,-
INrI.r Mi. !~S'uoi.ry.
g II N,pttt's up f'r i.t 'shihit hy
'u' iu'"r OF hIdsou 'DubfE ~ ''-N"r tr
We. Il 4. Schtni'ts dnohsuird N.fo-
WalJ.
hu' ON X. e .up fnr b. ~ ov,u.t,
'' - ah.r'- Won DO. ~" ~ Muir.
l'rI~s"ls trtn'u Nor"H NJ
" n"r II furt'II fr"pi, '". ''. host
,h"rn amt Nv act h' 81 idd, Nof DO, Nr-.
N"Gu's lo-"u tt'rf ,tt,.u,it
lriur'...
The sun., 1916-10-15
Rty LOPEZ

% Tn. a.,ea., 9, un',n''a"o,y x: Az
s sros,a cont Sn ,ra'i'o'r PTS. Nm: B.B:;
- Tne pinnius OF the Y, - alnos forced
as the alternative PKP would Sive white .
'"' hi. savsn". =. not rs"onmended h,
'hr authorizes. There y sone,hins 70 ~
sad tor ho-.v-, Il .npror'ri Sy , an
a Th,s routine move Of Bars - the
aus of much future 's'ihle Wa ~
~ Here ,he d prevents ,h- oniy move bv
which nla'A could cop TO .,n'' .ior1tc h.
cr."rcG .,.';sn' TO ~. I -, iI,i,wta
'ru, %nuatIor. although a s'ror. ami ar
r.ri.urtt player, doc NO., here 90 !g-t''" 80
.i. d%4n"un'ei .s,l,'sN J.nowst, -"m' ,'m'
N ,dor'ii.s -" sam tactics a. IA t"'
frr-eut .anl"
!.,1iyr - 80 ,~lyrr.ry'- N..k oue'u's stie
l. thor, iot. 4"-u.yci on BLACK 80 prepare
- m an'n"ns storm ~. 3" coHi!
then g.. y ktI mo, I X immediately on
j. T." Q o rSf rrf; - % E-R
~ Agaiu X ~ here vas -" h.'tcr move
al th" NOR =" Il. inr withdrawal % th'
H. X, ti-'N"' iuvl,da'"i - ""i"r'" OF We
> Necessary - prevent t." aircrA-
y ~ - hot"' or'nr"
%-'.'irs WITH MS mpN- "a Y ,r'u a-
mo-, .Ius.c hau irf enter. 'ho gay ns,r,t
"a, who. % White lost. .lkr another
Cha 90 MI nr Richard C""u- a- Leon. bl'
I3lf 'h.-" cIIninnu- -hU he 10 ray with
b.. .Iia irr "a q ~p"rat. t..t.
g., w. Cor ~" W'hif-,~ll at 49," ~ "
"'. nuiL i"'u hlN' nIin' % h"'ir' r'sls'
ana ~. Ray. - I l.. ~iolpNci ~ . nj, II
att,F-i hy TIC Xxx
u f1-pr'u' ,'ti decisive
.igQ N,;: $50 RsQ. Il ~ ar
nN:,i. E'AH Tor Ryu: RSi. Kt,R: RI,
ana wu-r u ~ n Winnie
tN lac pa, .lhls mo'r o. Q x -
IN ID a. ~ 4. -. m
h III ulNnNg n 'r,7' -o' ~ now ~
r. Z. tisr, woult lose 'ur = by y Kt..
- Nov tf- loss ot the = Ivy RI !, un.
nv, ,aahio.
u And Vh'r won IN 4uc course
The sun., 1916-10-15
TO USE NEW SALISBURY LINKS.
Midland Golf club VIII stick 10
Sc mi.pu bile COupse.

TIE Midi nd Golf club. which lost IT,
hks when the Salisbury course Was
>"lI TO tn. cherry Valley Country Club.
VII Sonu have a new HON" alongsid" the
,'w course near Meadow broot. which
l. TO replace Salisbury. a clubhouse In
no" being erected and an arrangement
VIII b. made by which the Midland
golfers will Obtain private quarters. II
g poSslhI" that IN the future another
''lrS" Will Re constructed 10: the MID
ANA club. although at present the mem
't'" viz content themselves -:.t!. The
new scni-public links.
Inc Midland Golf Club was organized
Hnou' fifteen years ago u had a nina
mole course In the heart of Garden
Gn' Later /. moved to the Salisbury
Hhks, where II remained until the links
W.. leased ny the Cherry Valley Club.
NI9'and 10 the only golf club without q
eo1Tse bearing the distinction OF !ioi6-
ns members i!.p n IA. ru!ted states
''' and the Metropolitan dole ago
'ahons and recognized ny al leading
,lNos in 'ht country. Among ia mem
IT'S are sotno very good golfers hav-
.ng low 'aNl' Tr.s "a ,rot.l o. the 'efore-
"''"'!S-eu ar'u',3t.oE.s.
The sun., 1916-10-15
Pow Marks Of Time.

Timr had imnlaried p jcw graz bars
about Ms mu2zlo and there was q li of
shading In his eyes. hut n'herwise Oliver
appeared hetorr the delighted f~arcier.
rs near perfection az ono could nrsSjh,,
wish. When led he'o-N Mrs. Reginald "
Mavhev. the judge of tho hrred. oliver
seemed 10 stu~r he was under critical in
spectiou. for Ne noted NJ his best. Mis-.
Nayhe0 looked 1T the old dog. then AT
tho Youngsters clamor'up Tor recognition
ard back 20 Oliver. She had no recourse.
tho old "hRmrior acan was a -hnmpion.
the best Of his class. Mrs. MaNhrW was
cot yiu"~d that the passing of Year, In
stead Of 'tknG ANYTHING from the dog
hpi added to hns worth
Jr>i hat n - tU,t tires the h,oo,i Of
g.. .HIMal, irV'N.. aU' and return, him
'u that ,u,ci ,'d condition which made
min 3 %chuInplou lI uIs Youth u ImposSI hle
'o TELL Il ~ WAS known undouhttilP
more huniaNs could "utno huch h. r.,c
s4"4'..l 'UCaUs.
The sun., 1916-10-15
Giant son,hpmw win Play .Awsins,
Srml-prOs.

r.rlv. stars iren the ur.t tam N 'r"
-" -, I%sgu" tine ir.ni t,,si moi rf!':e'
thnu.h' would ave the Red soN . far l~'''7
"s,!nssi, for the WORLDS b"nors. than III" the
Dodsr"-. will appear IN - double hehior -
J.. .uS oval. lfth street ard IeioA aNe''ir'
hi. afternoon. The team, rnder The n,U.
.aement Of Han. Lohert. who IL leading the
ooys on = be- ~ ,ornlinr trip, VII meet TIE
T!ii''y Na:s. l.Obrrt snnonn ed last .niGh
Inc ,.r,Gp, Dgr,s Rsrtt and Robertson 'N
- nutf,'l' iphrt. nnt.e. fs,'l!sr a"S
Koele7 ~ ne uhc'1: H'rs1y, 'st"leT. g II
',cIupp. fr-"ra-, Benton aud |"TTit "a.
..is-uat uH fa' mound.
S"fupp, Who pitched = no hit, no rrn game
az uust the Rivsrhesd team a. overhead, l.
T.. last FRIDAY, viii fac: Cy rle,. ,orncr
YsrSs~, In one OF The game, r,eh pitched
AgaInr schupD last Friday
The sun., 1916-10-15

In the Rice Memorial Masters tour
ma ment a eame was plaved between the
Cuban charnrion Cauah'anca n the
former chamrion o. the Prooklvn Chess
Club. n. r. Black. which ~ the time wac
looked upon as q game fuli % interest.
The local ana,vs, T.. Soberrhaim madc
a speoial study Of the game. the score
Of which has ALREADY apn"ar-d N THE
SrX, and kindly furnished hts cxhans-
tive analysis For the benefit " The
readers. The score % tire game ard
The sun., 1916-10-15
An Ideal T-n,p~ras,ent.

Tha, ability TO get the difficult puts
lust wi-n tines were ns"dcd most wa
IN cyidenc" Of the in,t that M!ss Stirling
possesseS IN almost Idea! Temperament,
Tor n yam" IN whirh IL" mental attitude
~ the PLAYER counts 80 much. She never
allow ~ orl'nrit :" discover THAI ,',r
~ worried even f. 'h' ''Hh'"st plu, .-.
and GOO about tie n'N'rg ri an i'm.
p,rtaNt shot tust as o.,lWly as when
littlr H. u, s'nlso. There j. no air ct
o~verronddencG ahJ.' her. however. and
when rho Is about 10 begin . match her
reply IN 'l,os. who question hsr l. al
ways the eam'. "Ill do my h"s'" 'r M
tina she car 10 persuaded to Say,
Ot such stiGi Is tho golfer Wado who
ror II tho woman rhslariou ~ ,h"'"
l'ritcd States. and ,1'"N t'r'u, no reason
why she r"IH "n' remain ~ tho ION
for A long time She won her THO this
year although hh" h4d rlayed not moro
than hve weeks Of golf during the entire
season.