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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-08
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK, Dec. s-pUTTER.-R
$3.50 tubs, Lower and much unsettled. Higher
scoring. 17i5 Qgsci extra creamery. 3Tc; state
dairy. 30H % @3Ic Initiation creamery, 32M35o.
unsettled and irregular. under Hradeg weak.
storage lower. EStras, iac! nrsts. Alh 9t5o:
mixed color, 4OWlSe; other Eradcs uncha nged,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-08
Banks Gain s12527 OOO This Week

NEW YORK. Dec. s.--Banks made net
gain OF Si2b27,oO0 in the movement OF
money this week Gold imports aggregated
see 0OO. 900, OF which $4,000. 900 was ac-
tually paid for on deposits at the local
ferrcd through the New York Subtreasury
for account OF deposits at the Philadelphia
Mint
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-08
Lone Star Gas Extra DIyIds,d

PITTSBURGH Dec s.-rhe Lone Star
Gas Company has declared an extra div
ldend OF s OF I per cent IN addition 10
the regular quarterly dividend of id mar
cent. payable December 80 TO holders OF
record December ss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-08
Financial Briefs

The Liverpool Provision Exchange viii
be closed from December 80 to December 26,
Inclusive and on New Years Day.
Banks lost 10 the New York subtreaAury
yesterday S992. 900. and since last Friday
gained s1s22sOOO.
Douglass NJ. Dimond. who has been as
sstnnt teller in the uptown Office OF the
Pennsylvania Company for assurances Oh
Lives and Granting Annuites. has become
asHociated with Butcher. sherrerd Han
sell.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-08
SMALL IN PHILADELPHIA:
LEHIGH NAVIGATION STOCK RECOVERe
Nothing New Is Heard Of Lehigh and eNw England Deal
Local Banks Rediscount More Paper With
Federal Institution

ass. which is an increase Of tsat7st
twenty-five per cent over the corrsrnor.s.'
period Of last year. Sales for four t,e-,ss.
were 37,7s0.75s, an increase OF sf.ies 10,
or seventeen per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-08
NEW YORK COFrEE MARKET

NEW YORK. Dec. s.--The market for
8 points 20 nm advnhce OF 1 point Tradtne
on the call was quite active, sales amount
Ing to 1850 bags.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-11-17
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

a discussion of recent publication en-
titled "The Conquering Jew was engaged
in by the lodge and number of visitors.
The discussion was lead by DR.. Myron
Sherper, who delivered prepared criti-
cism on the book.
The news that A. B. Seelenfreund, Sec
rotary of the District Grand Lodge and the
Constitutional Grand Lodge of the order,
would probably be the honor guest at the
Bnai Birth Day banquet, to be held Mon
day evening" November 27th at the Com
mercial Club, at which time he would ia
vor the banqueters with talk on the
work of the Bnai Birth, was greeted en-
Enthusiastically.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-11-17
DULUTH.

Mrs Samuel Fink of St. Paul is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Wiener, 100 Sixth Avenue West.
Miss Sadie Fost of 708 West Second
Street, entertained at an auction bridge
Sunday afternoon. Favors were won by
Mrs. j. Kohn and Miss Ester ZurOvsky.
Mrs M Silk, 1899 Minnesota Avenue,
entertained informally Sunday evening.
Miss Jean Winer entertained in honor
of Miss Bess Meyers at auction bridge.
Favors were won by Miss Rae Cook and
Miss Rae Snider.
Miss Leah Sharbaco of Ashland is the
guest of Miss Rae Abelson, 112 West
Fourth Street
Rabbi and Mrs. N. F. Zeichik of Des
Moines, Iowa. have issued invitations to
the wedding of their daughter Clara to
A. B. Averbook of Superior, Wis, to be
held on Nov 70.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-11-17
LADY ZIONIST OPEN MEETING POST.
PONED.

The open meeting which it was an
nounced in last weeks paper was to be
held Sunday evening at the North Cen
trail Commercial Hall under the auspices
of the Lady Zionists in order not to con-
f1ict with the tenth anniversary celebra-
ton being arrangedSby the Jewish Home
for the Aged, has been postponed until
Sunday evening, November 26th. de-
tailed program of the meeting will be an
nOunced next week.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-11-17
JEWISH HOME FOR THE AGED TO
CELEBRATE TENTH ANNIVERSARY.

The tenth anniversary of the Jewish
Home for the Aged, which during the pc
riod of it's existence has harbOred a great
many homeless Jewish old folks with
the purpose of making their last years as
comfortable and happy as possible, will
be celebrated on Sunday evening, No
vember 10Th.
varied program of speeches by Jew
ish leaders in St. Paul and Minneapolis,
music and other entertainment has been
arranged for the early part of the even
ing, to be followed by general reception.
The affair will take place at the Temple
Aaron, corner Ashland and Grotto Streets,
commencing at o'clock. No admission
will be charged nor will there be any col
lection of any sort.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-11-17

tgated Of by other tor na
tient. Invites your consideration in the
matter of Birth Millahs, engagements, mar
rages, concerts, with choir, orchestra, in
the Twin Cities and surrounding commun-
tiles. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
For further information call
REV. DR.. SALO n. GOLDSTONE
Residence, 1888 Laurel avenue, corner Ok
ford, St. Paul. Tel. NJ w. Dale $500; Office
Temple Aaron, corner Ashland and Grotto
daily to p. m. TEL N. w. Dale 1927.
Minnea polls Phones, N. w. Hyland 1862 and
Nicollet 2772.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-11-17

LOCAL NEWS

.. vi.
Wednesday evening, Nov. g.
The Temple Alumni Association will
entertain at dancing party Wednesday
evening, Nov 20, at the Temple.
Mrs. David Bernstein, Hague Avenue,
entertained Wednesday afternoon, No
vember 18TH at her home.
Mrs Sol Fligelman, Portland Avenue,
entertained informally Friday, November
18th, at her home for Mrs. A. Rosenholz.
Miss Rose Calmenson, Marshall Ave-
nue., entertained last Sunday afternoon
for Mrs David Perelstein, formerly Miss
jeanette Nathan, and Miss Florence Co.
hen whose marriage to Mr.. Max Sussman
of Minneapolis, will take place after the
first of the year.
Local Notes.
At the last regular meeting OF the
council of Jewish Women, held at the
Temple Monday afternoon, very inter-
esting paper dealing with the question OF
immigration was read by Mrs. b. Adel
sheim of Minneapolis.
meeting of the Community Club Com
mittee comprised Of representatives OF
a number of Jewish organizations, was
held last Sunday morning, to receive the
report of Mr.. Edward Goralsky, architect
who had been appointed at previous
meeting to investigate as to the condi-
lions surrounding similar institutions in
other cities. Mr. Goralsky's report show
ed that Y. NJ G. A. buildings costing as
much as 100000 were being maintained
in other cities having considerably less
population than st. Paul, and reports
from these places showed that by such
concentration much had been accomplish
ed for the good of the Jewish commun-
ity Mr.. GOralsky has drawn and pre-
scented to the committee tentative set
of plans for such community Club
House to cost about $4,000, the club to
be up to the minute in every detail, con-
tanning gymnasium, showers, class rooms,
auditorium, banquet hail. meeting rooms
and a dormitory. 1t is hoped that by the
cooperation of the Jewish people of the
city and unity of action with the Talmud
Torah these plans will materialize.
meeting of the finance subcommittee
will be held this week to consider sew
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Talmud
Torah will give a card party next Tues
day afternoon, November 21st, at the
Royal Arcanum Hall, Lowry Building.
The affair is in charge of the same group
of young married women who are giving
the series of card parties for the Home
for the Aged. A number of pretty prizes
will be given away, and refreshments will
be served.
The second meeting of the Tikvath
Zion Gate for the study of the Course
in Zionism' by Jessie Samptner will be
held next Thursday evening. Mr.. Abe
Calmenson will lead the discussion by
reading a paper dealing with the ques-
ton of "The Jewish Situation" There
is no charge for this course of study and
10 fof ,i1of nm
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-11-17
NEWS FROM DULUTH AND VICINITY.
Edited by A. B. Kapplin.

cities on the Range can send social items
to Miss Mae Klein 800 Ninth Avenue East
or Miss Bessie Altman 531 West Third
Street. both Of Duluth who assisting
Mr. Kapplin in preparing the weekly news
letter from Duluth.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-11-17

Rev. DR..
Salo H. Gold
stone, t h e
newly elect
ed obercan-
ter of the
Congregation
T e m p | e
Aaron, cor
ner Ashland
and Grotto,
Saint Paul,
Mimi, form
erly of Wen
ma, Austria.
Positively
the o n | y
Doctor Spe-
cialist a n d
A n t i septic
Nobel in the
north w e S t
who can cor
rect or rem
eQy c a S e S
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-11-17

MEDICAL QUALIFIED NOBEL
The well-knOwn Specialist AntiSeptic
Nobel with an experience of
fifteen years.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-13

zas zadnych, hub bardzo i
wielkie wpiywy pieniezne, cierpia
straszna nedze. 1nteligentnych
rodzin biedniejszych W Sosnow--
Gu mona liczyc tysiace. Ludnosc
ubozsza odczuwa bardzo dotkli--
vie brak ziemniak6w, kt6rych,
pomimo bardzo wysokich cen cd
jakiegos czasu zupeinie dostac
ME MONA.
= w miescie rozwinaf sic
chow swim, k6z i drobiu = tax,
re najbiedniejsi nawet- kupuja
prosiatka, kt6re dosz}y ceny 10
do Is rubli i hoduja.
= Stan woody W Czarnej Pre-
mszy podni6sf sic o pol yarda tax
re nizej p~ofozona pQla woda "a
lafa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-13
GDY MACIE ZAZIEBIENIE.

U~wazajcie, ME narazajcie sic.
badzcie akuratnymi i uwaznymi
IA wasza d.yete. oraz rozpocznij-
cic brat ORA King New Disco
very. Zawiera sosnowa smole all
tiscptyczne oleje i balsamy. Jest
niece rozwalnia jqce. Ora kinga
New Discovery ulatwi wan ka--
szel, zwilzy vase gardlo i krta-
Move rurki. zatrzyma vase "a
ziebienie, rozpocznie klarowac
wasza glove. w kr6tkim czasie
bedziecic wiedziet IL Z waszem
zaziebienicm jest lepicj. jest to
podstawa familijnego syropu ma
kaszel uzywanego przezlo 40 lat.
Wezcie butelke zaraz. Trzyma,j--
Gle W domu jake zabezpieczenie
IA kaszel. Sprzedawane W wa
szych aptekach. Ogl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-13
NIEKT0RZY SLAWNI BRO
A

Niekt6rzy ludzie twierdza co
"a s}awni ludzie warzyli piwo W
naszej historyi. John Alden. re
s}awnego Priscilla. by} browa--
rem. John Appleton. William
Pennfouder z Pennsylvania i Ro
ger William. fundator z Rhode
Island. Samuel Adams. kt6ry rzu
cyl pierwsza skrzynie herbaty
W Bostonskiej przystani. George
Washington. kt6ry take byl
wlascicielem dystylarni. Lecz "a
den z tych slawnych ludzi ME
INA tajemnicy warzenia modnego
piwa. jak golden
belt. Starry modni browa-
RE ME rozumieja wytwarzania
pc acknowledgement. ktore cz.yni
piwo pe}nem zarodk6w. J. c.
Winona. Mimi do>tarczy
wan 60.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-13
Sprawl N ZLODZIEJ.
SKIEJ

z W1oclawka. Miejscowe Sto.
warzyszenie nauczycielstwa pol.
skiego zajelo sic organizacya kon
cert6w i przedstawien ola milo.
dziezy szkolnej.
Sad okregowy sadzi} sprawe
handy zlodziejskiej, skladajacej
sic z siedmiu os6b. a zajmujacel
sic specyalnie kradziezami kr6w,
kt6re wyprowadzano do laSu,
gdzie szlachtowano je IA mie>o.
Wyrokiem sadu skazano czlon--
kow handy na wiezienia cd l ME
siaca do 6 lat.
Policya przestrzega. by zebra
cy ME zebrali pred keSciolami.
U%dzielajac.y .jalmuzny beda po-
ciagani do odpowiedzialnoSci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-13
ZE SADU.

Szesc miesiecy wiezienia "a o.
braze woiska niemieckiego.P Pred
sadem }awniczvm W Odolanowie
odpowiadal gospodarz Ludiw T.
Z Granowa. Il. W obecnoSci cha
lupnika Fritza Eliasa wyrazi( sic
obelzywie 0 wojsku niemieckiem.
MiniSterstwo wo,jny wnios}o pre-
7. o postepowanie karne.
Sad skazal go ia szesc miesiecy
wiezienia i zarzadzi} natychmia-
stowe uwiezienie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-13
POzAR.

Che}mno. Wielki polar sroz!y1
sic pred Swietami we w. ko--
mach. Spali1y sic doszczetnie "a
budowania gospodarcze posiedzi-
ciela ziemskiego Goertza, kt6ry
pred kilku dniami z urlopu wr6
Gil do wojska. Pozatem spali}y
sic znaczniejsze zapasy zboza. ia
ko sprawce pozaru aresztowano
pewnego robotnika sezonowego.
kt6ry miaf W stodole palic pa
pierosy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-13
WIESCI z OJCZYZNY
2 PRUS
WNET BY BYkO NIESZCZE-
SCIE.

Sztum. Ma tutejszem jeziorze
zanosifo sic we wtorek ma poza--
lowania godne nieszczescie. II
letni Pawef K1os i 11-letni Fran
ciszek Chechem igrali ma jezio--
RE. Kruchy l6d zafama} sic pod
mimi i obydwoje wpadli we wo-
de. Mistrz stolarski Wittenberg
szafner pocztowy Setback pospie
szyli Ma ratunek, ale byliby row
niez zatoneli. Dopiero %stolarczy--
Augustowi Tray powiod}o
sic w~szystkich z pomoca drabiny
powydobywac z woody.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-13
z POZNANSKIEGO.
B

Szamotu}y. Posiadfosc PAM
Bartoszak z Szamotul IA Krze--
zownieckich hubach, kt6ra dzier
zawif D.. Otto Riedel. zadzierza--
viii obecnie gospodarz Napiera}a
z krzezownickich oledrow. ZaS
go%spodarz Lalaczyk z Krzyszko-
wa nabyl cd p. Bartoszak gospo
darstwo W Piaskowie "a Gene II.
$50 mrk. bez wszelkiego inwen-
TARA. Nabywcy szczeSc Boze!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-13
pada rb. W1asciciele kawiarni "a
mierzaja przeciwko zakazowl
wniesc zazalenie.
ZE SLASKA.
OLGA.

Zaborze. Ciezki los nawiedzi}
w}asciciela domu Krotofila, kt6-
rego pieciu syn6w polegfo ME da
VINO ma zachodzie, drugi pozosta
viii swe zycie W walkach W oko-
Icy Warszawy, trzeci vaginal ma
Wschodzie, a czwarty, walczacy
r6wniez ma Wschodzie zostal ciez
ko okaleczony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-13
PASZPORTY w ZARGONIE.

.Jak donosi "kurver Warsaw
ski. zydzi zamieszkali IA obSza
Z okupac,yi n~iemieckiej, pod
zarzadem gl6wnego dowodcy from
tn wschodniego vpoczawszy Cd
stacyi koleiowej Lapy i twierdzy
Osowca ku potudniowi ma
wsch6dl. otrzymuia paszporty z
tekstem W jezyku niemieckim i
zargonowym, podobnie jak war
szawskie paszporty maja tekst
polski i niemiecki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-13
RAJ TANIOSCI.

Pod tym naglowkiem pisze Wy
chodzaca W Gnieznie "Gnese-
ner Zeintung" W Piortkowie W
krolestwie Polskiem Srodki zyw
noSci 50 stosunkowo bardzo ta--
ME. Funt wolowiny kosztuje IS
fen. funt sloniny 1,50 NIX. Ia
MEM jest r6wniez warzywo. nile
ko i maslo. Jedno jaje kosztuje 6
fem. para mlodvch kaczek $50
NIX. para mlodych gesi r6wniez
lyle. Tylko cieleciny niema. gdyz
cielat ME wolno bic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-13
P0PARZONY WRZACA W0DA

Wejerowo. Kiedy dwaj ucznio
vie piekarza Laua niesli pc scho
dach kocio1ek z wrzaca woda,
potkna1 sic jeden z Mich, idacy
naprz6d, wskutek czego woda
wrzaca rozla}a sic ia niego. Me
szczesliwy odni6sf powazne po-
parzenia ma plecach, rekach i no.
zach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-13
Czujesz sic z%los!iwvm IA

Czujesz sic z!os!iwvm IA
pry5nyn,, niecierpliwym,z iym
sam ma sieo;e. Wy wiecie co
to jest nieakuratucsc. Wasz
zo}adek jest W nieporz9dku.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
herbata naprawi 20. Wezcie
zaraz dis wiec7oreul jutro
bedzie dobrze. Me czekaicie.
CSC " apiece Brown h=1ba-
ia aldo pigufki. Oct.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-13
STRASZNA SMIERG POLKI.

Laurahuta. Straszne niesZcZes-
Gle spotkafo robotnice Agnieszke
Mosinska, zatrudniona W tutej-
szej walcowni. Mosinska zblizy--
Ia sic zanadto do maszyny, kt6-
rel kola uchwyciwszy ia "a libra
ME nieszczeSliwa rzuciiy kilka--
krotnie oko}o wa}u, wskutek cze
go biedaczka natychmiast wyzio
nela ducha. Prace, kt6ra spe}nia
la Mosinska wykonywa} dawniej
mezczyzna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-13
KIERUJACE MOTTO
RANT.

Przczyna. Sp6lka kolejek COR
noslaskich wyuczyia kilka kobiet
umieietnosci kierowania moto--
row elektrvcznym. Kobiety mu-
sialy sic poddac osobnebu egza--
minowi i niekt6re z mich rozpo--
czely juz prace. prowadzac elek
trowozy W ruchliwym obwodzie
przemyslowym G6rnego Slasku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-13
MAGISTRAT
WIEPRZOWINY.

S}awno. Poniewaz rzeznicy tn,
tejSi pc ustanowieniu cen maksy
malnych wzbraniaja sic zabijat
swim. przeto rada mie,jska uchwa
lila zakupywat i zabi.jat SWINE
ma rachunek miasta. kazda ro-
majaca mniej niz 2000 ma
rex dochodu rocznego. nus otrzy
mae diva fumty miesa tygodnio--
WO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-13
NIEWOLN0 LOWIc RYB.

Suwa1h. Ludnosci cywilnej "a
broniono lowienia sryb pod groza
surowych kar. Rybof6stwo "
Niemnie cd Wilkow do Weszwa-
now oraz ma Wilejce ma ca}ej
przestrzeni ia granicach guber.
Mi kowienskiej dozwolone jest
tylko osobom. posiadajacym poz
wolenie wladz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-13
w BUDYNKU
PO KLASZTORNYM.

Jedrzejow. " historycznym
budynku poklasztornym 90. Cy-
sters6w. niegdys siedzibie Twin
centego Kadfubka. W Jedzejowie
odby1o sic uroczyste otwarcie Sc
minaryum nauczycielskiego. Dy-
rektorem seminaryum jest dr..
Gancarczyk.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-13

Ludzie, kt6rzy czesto cier-
pia ma zatwardzenie, kt6ra pc.
woduie b6l g}owy, blada cere,
nieczysty oddech, brak ape
tytu, ME powinni odk}adaG a.
nj minutv lecz u1ywac Holli.
sierra Rocky Mountain her
bate nstychmiast. Me odk}a.
dajcie. 35c W apiece Brown'a
Og}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-13
DESZCZE SP0zNILY .ROBOTY.

Radomsk. Clewne deszcze o.
p6zniiy roboty W polu. Rzeki
Wiercica i Warta wylalv bardzo.
zatapiajac laki. Cukrownia W Sill
Niece ME bedzie czymna tego TO
ku. Ceny koni podniosly sic try
krotnie i kon sredni kosztuje5O0
rubli ($250). Jedyny plug moto-
rowy Stocka stoi bezczynnie ME
naprawiony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-13
STRASZNY Gym OLGA.

Wroc}aw. Do Wrocfawia PREY
by1 z czworgiem dzieci niejakis
szewc Lange i zamieszka} W pew
nej oberzy. w nocy powiesif on
wszystkie 4-ro dzieci W wieku cd
1 do 10 lat. a potem sam sobie
zycie odebraf przez powieszenie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-13
z POD M0SKALA.
ICON WSKUTEK TYFUSU.

Lublln. Zmarf tn " dnlu z. m
jerry Szymborski,, artysta dra-
matyczny rezyser operetki "
teatrze miejscowym. Skon nasta.
pill wskutek tyfusu.
w ostatnich czasach pojawiiy
sic tn falszywe banknotv 5-rub-
lowe. Skladaja sic one re zlepio-
nych dwoch cienkich kartek pa
pierowych. ktore PREY nacisku
zwilzonymi palcami rozklejaia
sic. pc zmoczeniu zas wystepuja
ia Mich znaki wodne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-13
K KoNCERT6W.

Bydgosxcx. Tutejsza wladza pc
zakazala wszelkich kon--
W kawiarniach. Zakaz ten
Wchodzi W moe z dniem | listo--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-07-13
Z GALICYI.
KRYZYS PODCZAS OBECNEJ
WOJNY.

Sosnowiec. - Najwyzszy kry-
z!ys podczas obecnej wojny pre-
chodzi biedna inteligencya miejs
cowa. Rodziny z tel sfery wsty-
dza sic i ME chca udawat sic do
publicznej, ME
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18
JAMAICA RESULTS

First-six furlongs-Brooks. 1o1
(shilling). 1 to |, to 3. 4 to s. won:
Do!ina. 1o7 Haincs), S to !. 8 to l.
to 5. second: Grasp, 107 (McDermott).
16 to 5. to and 3 to 5. third Time.
1:l5 2-5. Glomer. Garnet, Little Dip
per. Ataka, Edna Kcnnn. Schoolboy.
Lady Little and Excelsior also ran.
Second--onc mile and seventy yards
-Republican 113 U.ykesl. to 5. out.
won; illumination. 101 (Garncr), to
!. 6 to 3, out, second: Transit. 1l3
(Shilling). Q to 5. 2 to 3, ont, third
Time. :46 SIS. Jesse. .r.. also ran
Third-fve furlongs-Yankee witch.
l0i (Schuttinger), IL to 5. ia .,
10 3. won; Wistful, 10i (McDermott)
13 to 3, Q to 10. l to 3. second: Art
menus. 103 81. McTaggart). to I. :
TO to to 4. third. Time. LIZ 2-5.
SolviE. KohNor and Cheer also ran.
Fourth--mile and sixteenth-Spur
1872 Loftus) 3 to .. to =. to 5,
won: Achievement. lie (Taplin). to
l. . to l. to !, second; Celandria. I16
ButwclD. to 2, even, to 5. third.
Time. ! AS. Chicle, Pleione and Mus
tard also ran.
Fifth-mile and n sixteenth-Dain-
gerfeld 100 (CampbelD. to S. to Q,
|. : to ., even, second: Royal Meteor,
ll5 tTaplin), II to 10, out, third Time,
las 2-5. Trovato. Monmouth and Day
Day also ran.
SiXth--hve furlongs-Tumbler. 40
CT McTaggarD. 3 to s, out. won; AL
word. lis (Troxlcr), l3 to 10. out, sec
ond; Ticket, ITO (ButwelD, 90 to /
to /. out, third. Time. 1901 Spinister
also ran,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18
COLEMAN NEARLY MAKES
PERFECT SCORE At TRAPS
Misses First Shot, but Then Breaks
Next Forty-Nine Clay
Targets.
VISITOR HAS GREAT DAY
Hillsman Tops Glass a Gunners.
Professional Has Tough Time
Against Amateurs-Wiu Decide
Monthly Prize Winner Saturday.

Dick" Coleman missed his first tar
get and ran the other forty-nine
straight, the best amateur score turned
In this season at the West End Gun
Club. DR.. Hilisman was high in the
club match, with the good score of
forty-seven. Class had three men,
led by Weldon Blanton. who shot the
spots into the big majority of Class
men. "a. c. Young and e NJ. Car
rett ran their class mark. they both
turning Class "a" cards. Hart and
Jerman ate crow. seven men feeding
Hart and nine Jerman. L. NJ c. An
derson, one of Richmond's profession
ais. and who has been promoted by
his company lately, was not quite up
to form. He said the experts were
having n tough time with the amateurs
this season. that the very hest OF them
are being scalped by the amateurs. and
that the West End is getting It's share
Next Saturdays shoot will decide
class winners for the monthly silver
spoons.
Glass leaders-A. Dr. HiGsman, run
ner-up Hammond. Jr: b. w. c. Blan-
ton. runner-up, Williams and Tiruor:
c. Cary Sheppard. runner-up. Doswell:
D, "A c. Young, runner-up. Garrett: e.
o. F. Weisger. runner up, Talbot
Young.
Leg winners on the Schwartzschild.
Buchanan. NewsLeader, Lumsden.
Jahnke and Nowlan loving cups-J. f.
| Sheppard. Tignor, Williams Garrett.
y. c. Young, Weisiger.
Point winners on these loving cups.
Hammond. Jr.. A. c. Young. Blanton.
DR.. Hillsman. TiGnor.
Hercules lonG-run trophy-Hnm-
mond. Jr.. thirty-four straight
Du Pont brier-root pipe surprise tar
| gets-R. F. Coleman, two.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18
GOLF TOURNAMENT CLOSES
BAllENTYME AGAIN WINS
MIDDLE ATLANTIC TITLE
Washington Man DcfrntS Jenkins In
Finni Round-WOn Tourney Four
Years Ago.

BALTIMORE. MD. June iT.-wiIitam
c. Ballyntyne. OF the Columbia Country
Club, of Washington. won the annual
Middle Atlantic Golf Associations indi-
vidual championship yesterday over tho
course Of the Baltimore Country Club.
at Roland Park. defeating r. Courtney
jenkins. of the home club. after one
Of the most exciting and interesting
matches OF the tournament The final
score was 1-Up. With dcfeat staring
him in the face Ballyntyne braced
wonderfully III the latter stages of the
match. and. cutting down what looked
TO be comfortable margin for len
kins. evened matters or the seven
teenth green and then won out on the
eighteenth.
The victory of yesterday marks the
second time that the Washingtonian
has captured the Middle Atlantic As
ISOLATION championship. Four years ago
in the final round he triumphed over
Walcott Tuckerman. of Chevy Chase
in 2 match that in many respects re-
sembled that OF Yesterday He was
several down at the sixteenth hole. but
stuck gamely to his task and finally
won from Tuckerman on the final
green.
While the match waa interesting and
exciting from tho start to the finish
the golf played by both men was not
altogether UP 20 their standard Each
missed numerous easy puts the
greens. and their driving a { times was
off color jenkins, while defeated,
played an excellent game of golf. Bar
ring the first hole. ne easily showed
his superiority over tho Columbia
golfer and had he not become ratified
in playing thc last two holes he would
have won. AS IL was his drives and
puts on the seventeenth and eighteenth
We're rather weak in comparison to his
play in the early stages.