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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-06-22
Winthrop College
SCHOLARSHIP and ENTRANCE
EYAMJNaTnN-

The examination for the award of
vacant scholarships in Winthrop Col
lege and also for the admission of new
students will be held at the county
court house on Friday. July z, at 8
a. m. Applicants must not be less
than sixteen years of age. When
Scholarships are vacant after July Z
they will be awarded to those making
the highest average at this examina-
ton, provided they meet the conditions
governing the award. Applicants for
Scholarships should write to President
johnson before the examination for
scholarship examination blanks.
Scholarships are worth 500 and free
tuition. The next session will open
September 20, 1916. For further in
formation and catalogue, address Pres
d B johnson. Rock Hill, sc. 5-ll-8t
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-06-22

Florence county has sold SIS. 900
worth of bonds. the proceeds to be
used in the erection of a new Jail.
The bonds brought $3.50 premium.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-06-22
Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up System

The Old Standard general Strengthening tonic,
GROVES TASrELESS chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria. .enriches the blood and builds up the sys.
TEN. A true tonic. For adults and children. SOC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13

BOWLING LEAD
Makes Clean Sweep on
North End Alleys-NeW
York Gets the Odd.

The Roseville Athlete Association
went into the league lead in winning
all three games from the North End
club In a series OF the Athletic Bowling
League on the latter's alleys, last night.
The upper Newark men always found
the grove" in each of the three games,
which they won with much TO spare.
The New York Athletic Club won the
odd game from the Columbia club in an
interesting match on the latter's alleys.
Scores c7er the 900 mark were reached
in all three games, the Winged Foot
men going over the 1000 mark in the
second game. Roberts and Gerdes, OF
the winning team. had averages for the
three games of 213 and 1913. Columbia
won the last game BY the small magin
of five pins.
Jersey City took the odd game from
the Newark Bay clubmen. tho latter's
only victory in the last game being by
n margin OF sixteen pins. The Column
bian club. of East Orange. won the odd
game from the Montclair club in
series on the home clubs alleys.
The Ildcran club, which was SEIZED
uled to meet tho Passaic club, re-
quested a postponement until January
q, and thus permitted the Roseville
club 20 take the lead without a contest.
The scores follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13
Grantland Rice at Top
on Links at PinehurSt
Leads Field at End of Third
Days Play in AID. Mems
Winter Tourna-
ment.
lB, Telegraph 70 IT,. T1,unal

Pinehurst. y. c., Jan. 12-Thanks
70 a fine finish, Grantland Rice, of the
Englewood Country Club, poet, littera-
teur. and a member of the stah OF
The New York Tribune, led the field
AT the end of the third day in the
tournament Of the Winter Golf League
OF Advertising Interests. Rice handed
I'm a score of rs, going out IN - and
back In SO. He turned the trick on the
No. circuit.
Coming to the fore with such ven
geance Is all tho more remarkable
when It is considered that the Engle--
wood PLAYER only recently recovered
from an attack Of the grip. In fact,
he had misgivings about being able TO
visit this golf centre n the pines. The
rs was far and away the best single
round of the tournament thus far.
Rice's gross score .or the hfty-four
holes PLAYED TO date ia 26O, only two
strokes behind the Glass A leader. r;
r Manson, of birmingham. Marshall
Whitlatch, entered from Baltimore IS
third with 262. -.
Charles A. Mccormick. OF tho New
Brunswick Country Club. was the net
leader of the day with 8l-4i-6a. In
Glass y the gross leader was W. r..
Binford. OF Wanamoisett, with W.
while the net award was carried OIL ny
+. A. Buckhout. of the same club, win
q card OF Ell 81.
The scores follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13
NEW SWIMMING
CROWN CAPTURED
BY H. vOLLMER
Marvel of Tank Wins the
100 Yard Metropolitan
Championship.
By L. DE d. HANDLEY.

Herbert Vollmer, Of Columbia and
the New York Athletic Club, added tho
l00-yard metropolitan swimming cham
pionship TO his long list OF titles last
night In the fast time OF 81 1-5 seconds.
Theodore Cam, his teammate, finished
second, and Philip Herbert of Colum-
bia University, was third.
The race WAS the feature event Of the
monthly water carnival held under the
supervision OF the New York Athletic
Club, and only three men started.
John Charles Lee, captain OF the CO.
lumbis swimming team, also qualified
In the preliminary heats, decided on
Monday, but an attack Of the grip pre-
vented his starting.
1t was hoped that Vollmer might
break the worlds record. but ne swan
entirely too fast stroke and lost his
form toward the end.
The second event on the programme,
a 200-yard swim .(handicap), was com
peted in four heats. won, respectively,
by Stephen Rudy, unattached; John
Zimnoch, Of the New York Athletic
Club; Leo Giebel. of Stuyvesant High
School, and tho latter's team mate,
Charles Marshhauser.
in the final Zimnoch had the novel
experience of being beaten by two Of
his pupils. All three OF his young
rivala owe their ability to his efficient
coaching, and ne has evidently taught
them with more skill than wisdom, for
the youthful Rudy, with a 55-second
allowance, had no trouble in leading
him home, and Giebel, from the 2G-
second mark, also administered a con-
elusive defeat to him. Ruddy's actual
time was 2 minutes 30 2-5 seconds, re-
markable speed for fourteen-year-old
lad.
A fancy diving contest from the
twelve-foot springboard proved the
greatest attraction OF the evening. The
field was high class and gave spec
tacular exhibition.
Albert f.. Downes, the national high
diving champion, displayed finished
form, and captured first place, with
9917 points; Joseph Dunn, the former
title holder. WAS second. with $50
points, and Robert Galbraith. the high
school champion. took third. with 500
points. All three wore the Mercury
Foot
The entertainment closed with
water polo game, under international
rules, between the home team and an
aggregation Of crack players from yari-
Gus other clubs.
Joe Rudy, the New York Athletic
Club captain, exhibited his best work
In shooting goals and scored three IN
quick succession, while Henry Knecht.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records for the Last
Twenty-four Hours

Washington Jan. l2-The storm that va over
Central Teru tuesday n,ght has moved no-the ast
70 Georgian Bay with about The sans Intensity
,t,erfsd - general rains AID snoss over ;h'
central .nt eastern portions Of the c@ultJ eE-
cert N he south Atlantic states. Anomaly hsh
temperature. prevail IN TIE lover l,As region. 'hs
ohio valley and The South ranging from 20 70 %
degrees Above to seasonal average. Walls tls co ]
wave All high pr,ssurs ara following lie storm
arc he most ssTers and u1unced OF Tie tt ~
y.ar3 Tie i..s n zero temperature tonight e1,cr1-
irs 10 ne Kansas ok Alons Inc, no cold Tas
.oger;us tie entire dlfrit wct Of the MI sslqpi
Rivrr TIE lowest temperature reported IS
derr-ss below zero wednesday morning in tho "a
ralian Northwest while during Tie day tenn
pera.ure Of 20 desrces was reached a. Msridl u.
Nss
mo coIt ware VIII cortinu. east. covering ne
urper lake al western Jos er axe rrsl1- tie ohio
valley al tie east Gun states M Thursfay and
the Atlantic states Thursday night snd Friday
Rains ard SHOWS VIII a. general Thursday, Wfi.o
ol Irisv fair weather will prevail except n New
England wher, there Eil be snow
Storm WarUg as displayed On The Alani'
~osst rom fssLp'r' - Jacksonville and Oh th,
CUT coast from Rockwell TIA. 10 Brownsville
Cold wave wsuinp have been ORDERED generally
east % the Mississippi River except IN Eastern an
southsr New England and Contra ard Southern
florida sri uari a. haze also oeeu ordered f0r
Missouri arl fle HHt Cur states
winds for Thursday sni ttIsj North Atlantic
Increasing east t0 south Winds. shifting 10 south
west sll becoming strong middle Arauus. 3d.
cre,sirg east 70 south wi.ls, shifting io southwest
,nt west reaching s,s force hF Thursday r .sht
syg.h Atlantic. fresh % s;scas south AZ southwest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13
Fair Samples.

all OF mainly
to become sronga and hardy again
This proof
the ival Of frosty Thanksgiving
and fat and careless from
value lessons fromd and hard luck.
has and
recall what ha, happened
Harvard Cornell thing
followed Of tho and certain ife and
the destht that WIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13

STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED.
=, Kltt. Jan ii-Canadian (Brl New Yort
81 Thomas. Jan il-Gulana tBr. New YORK. Tor
Port sad jan ls-City Of Athens tBf). New York
London, jan i2-piadsm tBr). New York
RIO 30 Janslro. Jan ll-Moutsrs Nes YORK.
sabans Jan ii--City Of Bsfoda OBJ. New York
Troon Jan Il--DianG lN0rl. New YORK
sydney y ~ Jan i2-Jeth0u (N0r). New fors-
Grlmsby. Jan il-TeIn Dam. New York for
Be.,ast Jsn il-Ch.yenns (Br). New York
liverpool Jan i2-Dyden Br). New York
Msrseilles Jan 6-Iessnorr iBf). New York
sydney. y ". Jan ll-Wa.tou Hal lBD. Ne"
shanghai Jan le-ci,y o, Colombo CBD. New
Colombo. Jan ic-Chsnlton lBrl New York
Faya. Jan l0-Pnns Wiilsm I Dutch. New YORK
SAILED.
Liverpool. Jan li-cymrio tBs). New rors IL New
Yokohama. Jan s-skiv,oa Castle lBO. New ruh
Gibfaltar Jan l0-Ca.abna lBu. Ne" ioFA
po,te-tsrr Jan i0-Pnsdyk Dutch. New fors,
III Nooriam Dutch. do,
Tocopilla. Jan ll-,ouacs tBr)t Ns~ Yors. So.
Arirossan. Jan ll-Conrad Mohr tNorl' -'s@
York 49, -,
NeT lOrh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13
SWIMMING TEAM PICKED
Columbia Coach Names Men Who VIII
Compete Against Penn

Columbia's swimming team, when
will represent the Blue and WHITE III
is dual meet with the University o.
Pennsylvania watermen in Philadeipnla
on Friday night was chosen yesteroay
bv Ed Kennedy, the. coach. henneuS
fears the outcome OF THIS meet moIo
than any other on the scheduIe' Deoause
~ mi, I'M fset long and each man on the
- - Nv .eeyn viii have 70 swim 200 feet
iesf Of 1870, as is the case in 76-foot
pools. ,o,1ov,. 20
III nc svyir, Herbert. Walker; 100-yard
!sw go Volimer, Lee; 22o-yard swim,
Win VoIi1,er Cohen; fancy dive, Moeller,
Mis-; plunge, Levie, Roy. and v relay
1sce Herbert, Walker. Lee and Vollmer'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13
GOTCH IS WILLING,
BUT PURSE is WEAK
Retired Wrestler Asks Better
Terms to Meet Stecher.

Frank Gotch the retired worlds
champion catch as-can wrestler, re-
Piled yesterday 70 the $4,000 offer
made him b. Harry Pollok and Jack
Curley to wrestle Joe Stecher IN New
York. Gotch agreed TO come out OF his
retirement and meet Stecher, provided
he was assured that the public de
mandod such a match.
The retired champion, however, will
not consider O $4,000 purse. He says
that the bout between him and Stecher
would draw between $4,000 and $780,
000 IN Omaha or some other Middle
Western city where wrestling flour
ishes. and both men are so fsvorsbly
known
Gotch ask. for another offer, but
says he must receive much larger
guarantee for his services. and that
under any conditions the promoters
must grant him big percentage Of the
receipts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13

Must Not Go to
Races by Train

London. Jan. 12.-Thc Race Course
Association. In announcing the open
ing of race meeting at Windsor
In the latter part of the week, says
the principal objection 10 racing has
been the pressure that II put OF the
Railway Association. and that, there
fore, Il has been stipulated with the
government that no one will he al
lowed TO attend the races who must
travel 10 Windsor by train.
The association will have dctcc-
lives at all nearby railway stations.
and any person caught coming to
the races by train Will be barred
from attending all future meet
ings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13
Applied to a Nation.

does for individual or for club
Youc believe nmed his full
proof Pirates, Cubs Giants,
hit the u s. Of This vire
Congressional speeches how
slipped prosperity
to and lack Of the right
could
average could Cubs Tigers Mackmen
Giants. Yale PENN
unbeatable Sullivan unbeaab Cor
unbeaab Johnson unbeat
able Until the
Prosperity that
or no one develop album
dance world hard luck The best
one beyond Of the
raro for Tho worhw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13
CORNELL HOCKEY TEAM
IN WINNING FORM
Beats Massachusetts, Institute of
Technology In Fast Game.

Boston. Jan. 12.-Although II made
strong finish and forced the play dur
iug almost the entire second period,
Massachusetts, Institute Of Technology
was beaten by a score Of to l this
afternoon by the Cornell hockey team.
The Ithaca players game was an i'm
provement over what was shown
against Harvard. The visitors made
both their goals in the first half, Hun
ter getting the FIRST on a long and &C
curate shot from the side, and later
Rabbit racing through the Technology
defence 10 within foot or two Of the
net before tapping the puck inside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

Kong SEPT ?. Shanghai -. Mon r. Kobe g. roso
hams o. Nuroran o. Conan. y G.. o. 10 Balboa
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MursOn 80 Line. Wiih mQso Bar A. 80 n .
Princes Anre Newport News and Norfolk. 70 tho
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the clyde s. Co. siih radse. Quarantine a. $40
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13
Win BY 8 Goals TO | AT
fer Spirited Struggle
on the Ice.
FORD. IN GOAL FOR
PRINCETON, BUSY
-...s Puck with Stick. Feet and
Hands. and When Hit on One
Cheek Turns The Other.
p, FRED HAWTHORNE.

-.. ~-tc~er hockey team OF Prince
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s, ,ii's-'..' 49,. >-..t.,..
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13
Yale and Penn.

before have paid the penalty Of their long
a OF success high But
again they known What
will have its effect Through de-
and ready either by
nextfal or yeArs
You upon both Yse Penn fall will
well on their They Harvard Cornell But the
ginwlIbe elo,ert han has time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13
c. c. n. Y. Five Wins
Easily from st. Johns

The College Of the City Of New York
defeated St. Johns College IN a one
sided basketball game on the latters
court I'm Brooklyn last night by a score
of SO 20 21 The players guarded close,
~ in the first half, which fact accounted
for the low score Of l6 to IT, City Col
lege being in the lead.
The line-up follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-13
CITATIONS.

rTrE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York By the Grace OF God FREE and
Independent-To Maynard % Foilln, Cas-
rte II Wrenn. Mrs Thomas swinyard.
oven Ward. Marguerite Glentrorth. hrs-
annie S.mons. George Cooke. ArA George
Maynard. Florence leslie Hay. Phyli:
Pairlsr Mrs I. H. Cramer. Mrs. Robert
simons Mrs charles p. Follin. Frank B.
T.Noue. Miss Matte sheridan. NJ So Emma
steiner Stuart Wrenn. Thomas A Wrenn.
Thomas y wrenn. Charles Wrenn, Joseph
XII, clara Van Vree denourgh. Mrs Char
iotfe A Gilbert. Mrs Rev. p. A. Hanna
ford Miss J. f. Ives. Miss Marie Cross
Towh1us Mrs Lee Young. Madame Giula
Valda. Edmund + Hanks. as Executor OF
MARSHALL y. wilder. deceased. Maria d.
Viuaycrde. American Society for the Pre-
ten-Ion OF cruelty 10 Animals. Woedlawn
ceIuetery. Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait,
Annie r Frey. John z. Welch. John r.
Kelly. Jared Flsgs. Baroness AtheA
dAurnss Salvador. Lonetta l. HollAndsr:
Florence 1. WeiSsbroi. Arthur Leslie, and
frank Leslie and 10 all persons Interested
as creditors legatees newt 81 Kin or other
wise IN tho estate OF Frank Leslie. de-
ceased who a. the time q her death re-
sided At the sherman square Hotel. Bor-
ough Of Manhattan. New York CITY. Send
Upon tho petition OF Louis IT. crsmsr.
residing At Saratoga Springs. New York.
and william Nelson Cromwell, residing AZ
~ Wet 18th Street. Borough os MAnkAt-
tan. CITY Ok New York,
You and each OF you ars hereby cited
20 show cause before our Surrogate Of the
county Of Sew York. at the surrogates
Court OF SAID county held az the Han y,
Records 300 tie County - New YORK, on
the 2sth day OF January. 1918. al hslf-pss,
ten O'Clock in the forenoon o, that day,
why the sccOunt % Louis II Crsmer aud
william Nelson Cromwell. as Executors OF
~ Last Wiu and Testament ~ said de
ceased. should not be judicially settlsd
Ia testimony whereof We have caused
the Seal OF the Surrogates Court OF tho
said County OF New York 20 BE- herspnto
affixed
witness Honorable John y Cohaian, .
Surrogate o, our said county. at tho
County OF New York. the I'm
fsEAL.I day - December, in he year OF
our Lord one thousand nine hun
cred and fifteen.
DANIEL = DOWDNEY,
Clerk Of tho Surrogstes Court
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Forecasts for Special LocaIlr. -ts,.rq Ne

Forecasts for Special Localities It atsrn New
YORK. rain thursday warner; Fritv, fsf and
much colder
southern ard Northern New Ensluf. rain %
sno. .ld warner Thursday Friday. snos ard ruch
colder
Tl- District Of Columbia, Maryland. virginia
Delaware Ard New Jerev rain aUi warmer lhus
day much colder q, night and iriV. Friday,
Ir..ln. P,rnsr'T,rfa Georgia. North ard Scgtf
Dtr..ms snd Florida. rain Thursday Friday. prob
sI.r fslr ant much .o.def
Local OreIai Records.-T1s following ofTc's
r.ro-I from Mo Nca. er Bureau shows flc changes
N ne .smgeea.1Gs iyr tie iass tFtl.y-.olf hours
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A Few Proofs.


Pirates Athletics Of le10I9I4 and the Giants OF 19111sl3
These machines They considered wongh nncble
vicoryof uey
famed Mncknen
club supposed be their best They
the
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Of the West Side Young Mons Chris
tian Association, put through the only
tally credited 20 tho AllStars.


100 .rard swim Metropolitan A A q Champion
ehip)--won ~ Herbert vQllmsr New YORK A. g :
Theodore Cam. New York A G.. second, Philp
Herbert. coiunbl. University. third Time. IS / 6
7ooJard win handiesRl--fin, h.s. w2n Y
Leo Glebs ftuyvuant II 20 .ecDndsl JsnolJ
smi'h. New York A {. 90 'scoud,), second
Tfme. fs225 Second hes, wol 6y Asr
Palenscsr Hungarian American A A t72 secoldsl .
John zimnoch, Nss York A, G. tis sscoads). sec
ond Tims. 27s as PNmscn disqualified for
g,.ph@, muddy. UNATTACHED s; s,oondIj; G 4
Dion. West Eide y N c. A. ..cond Tine.
75ii.B Fourth hsa, won by Charles Marsh
hsg.er. s,ay,c.snt q N .soond.l J, CALDER.
RUTGERS College tN seoondsl second Tine.
al 3 8 Final heA; won By Stephen Rudy IN
air.chei leo Gleb-l. stuyv.sant H. 9, secord
John zmnocl. Ne. York A. G. third. Time.
2.j52-5
Iancv diving from l7-too. sprngbosri thmdi-
capl-Won by Albert r. Downs- Nov York A. e..
n polns), With o0l7 points Joseph Dunn New
York A. &. - points,. second. WITH % . prints
Robort Galbralth New York A. Z. 70 points,.
third with 500 points
Water polo International rul~ l-Sev Yors A.
O. L. Ai-stsrs J. Rs'erre-Arhur McAlsensn.
New York A &.
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G11I.Turte-. Dsinltt ClaFk Suhs'it1te
Tt5mas f3r Tut.in Referees Fowler ana R1Jue
Coal umrirrs-Iovenga-d and 1ewkesouU 1irne
~ periods Twenty minutes each.