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Evening journal., 1916-10-24

at Deming late on sunday evening. be
was met at the railroad station by all
the Delaware officers and warmly vel
coined. His stay was made pleasant by
the officers and men in many ways
On his way east General Wickcrshnm
stopped of at El Paso and Fort Sam
Houston and inspected the camps and
soldiers stationed at both these camps.
Comparing the conditions of the men ne
saw, General Wickcrsham said that he
considers the spot chosen for the Della
ware troops the choicest OF any along
Che southern Pacific. and their camp
one Of the best conducted and military
like.
General Wickersham also spent
few days at Jacksonville where the
rife team representing the State OF
Delaware In the National Rife Match.
now IN progress. has gone. He wit
messed some Of the preliminary prac-
tice shooting but the national matches
take place this week. From what he
saw OF the work of the men he thinks
thev will make a good showing i'm the
matches. When he left Jacksonville
Sunday the ~ shooting members of
the team had not been selected.
The members of the team who
were sent to Florida by order of the
commanding general Of the Southern
Department, are as follows:
Captain j. a. Ellison. team captain
of Company C.; First Lieutenant vii
liam Berl, Jr.. team spotter. Company
f. First Lieutenant d. VI. Salter. team
coach, Company G.: Captain j. 4. Me
hay, Company n First Lieutenant
Charles r. leireries. Company d: First
Lieutenant Il. NJ. Jones, Company G.:
First Leuptenant n. b. smith, Com.
pany IL; First Sergeant J.. l.. Manion,
Company F; Sergeant Marvin C.. Rose.
Company ID; Sergeant Joseph Jenkins,
Company ID; Sergeant George II. Fergu.
son, Company +; Sergeant Harvey O.
Bounds. Company E; Scrg ant Walter
g. Newton, Company G Sergeant Rob
ert II. Harrington. Company II; Cor
poral Vaughn Johnson. Company c.;
Corporal Fred c. Davidson Company H.:
.lusician q. Marvel Baxter. Company
G. and Private John B. Maywen, Com
panv r.
The men will return 20 Camp Deming
the latter part of this week
Evening journal., 1916-10-24
'MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR

Auriel Lee. who is the wife of
Capt. Frederick Lloyd. the first Brit
ish officer TO be mentioned for brav-
cry In dispatches during the present
war. will play the part Of Dame
Quickly in Silvio Helms production
Of THE Merry Wives OF Windsor"
in which Thomas A. Wise. Constance
Collier and Isabel Irving will he the
stars. This splendid engagement,
which seems 10 have interested local
theatregoers. will open at The Play
house on Friday night.
Evening journal., 1916-10-24
Court IS LENIENT
With Wife DESERTER

In the case OF William r. Carpenter
in City Court this morning. following
a warning against the dangers Of con-
sidering too lightly the offense OF de-
serting his wife for another woman.
Judge Churchman yielded to the
pleadings of the defendants parents
and friends so far as to permit Car
penter to go on his own recognizance
and that OF his father.
He directed Carpenter 10 pay IS a
week to Probation officer Stout for
the support Of his wife and child and
to report with his wife in court the
last Saturday OF every month.
Carpenter was arrested several
weeks ago. and his case has been con
tinued several times. Carpenter is
said to have deserted his wife and
child and run away with another
woman. Caleb r. Burchenal was coun-
sci for Carpenter.
Evening journal., 1916-10-24
bethlehem Steel Shows
21 POINT Cain Today
By The United Pros.

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK. oct. Bethlehem
steel, one-t time lender Of the war
lrides, came TO life today with an
advance Of s2l to SGO6 a share, s6
above its record price established Octo-
Der p. 1915.
Bethlehem Steel furnished the star
performance OF the war bride move
ment last year. starting at about $50 a
share before the war and finally selling
at an even 5000. For months the stock
has been inactive, gradually climbing
back toward its record level recently.
United States steel opened at l2Oie to-
day, up 3-s. Republic Steel was 5-S
at so Is Changes in the general list
were Irregular at the opening,
Before II o'clock Bethlehem had sold
at 625.
Texas Company made new high
record at 232, having gained 50 points
since June. Rock Island advanced IA
TO 26ii, on earnings reported. Utah
Copper sci a new high Of lO2, mp l9.
First hour sales were $4,000 shares.
Evening journal., 1916-10-24
At THE MAJESTIC.

"Wit,Vcraft." DR.. Ralston Reeds
story which won the prize for origi-
nal photoplays written by students
Of the photoplay at Columbia Uni
versity and in which Fannie Ward
has the star role. was the attraction
that crowded the Majestic yesterday.
"Wltchcraft" is a romantic drama Of
marked appeal. It is better than the
average play. and Miss Ward has
the best opportunity since THE
Cheat" and she gives a performance
that adds to her reputation as star.
Evening journal., 1916-10-24
AT THE VICTORIA.

The new Metro production. "1he
Dawn Of Love- pleased the Victoria
patrons yesteray. their appreciation Of
Mabel Taliaferros rare artistic talents
being shown by frequent and prolonged
applause. This sprightly young star is
seen in the role of a fsherman's daugh-
ter. whose father, unbeknown to her, is
involved in a smuggling plot-and TO
their picturesque abode. at the light
house, whore the main scenes OF the
play take place, comes a dashing young
Federal officer, who finds not only "a
band OF law-breakers 10 capture. but
also charming young daredevil of a
girl. Jack as Miss Taliaferro is af
fectionately called in the play. has a
very sympathetic role, combination Of
pathos and humor. that so nicely fits
this popular young screen favoritc's
talents. The dawn Of Love- has thrills
and suspense aplenty-its romantic
background far al sea being es-
pecally attractive and new. The cast
supporting the star. arc all high-clas
artists. and their combined efforts make
this new Metro feature real winner.
Appropriate musical selections will be
rendered by the Victoria orchestra. The
new Chaplin picture, "1he Count %
brought back for the kiddies. who miss.
ed him few weeks ago. will be re-
pcated again today.
Evening journal., 1916-10-24
WALSH no m SprlErn

Speclal 10 TIE EVENING JOURNAL.
MlDDLETOWN. Del. oct. "a
The Wilson and Marshall Democrat
Club will hold public meeting in
the Century Club tomorrow evening.
The Hon. David T. Walsh. OF Massa-
chusetts; the Hon Levin Irving
Handy and John r. Malloy will be
the speakers.
Evening journal., 1916-10-24
AT THE QUEEN.

That the classical is possible in
photoplay was proven beyond a shad-
ow OF doubt TO audiences of the most
intellectual kind at the Queen The
atre yesterday. Theda Bara enacts
the role Of Juliet and gives a portrayal
of the role that Is remarkable. Those
that have seen her in parts calling
for the vampire were trdly surprised
at her sweet. lovable Juliet. Besides
there's a Keystone comedy that viii
keep you in laughter throughout its
80 minutes run.
Evening journal., 1916-10-24
At THE SAVOY.

AT Piney Ridge" is a thrilling, pic
turesque and soul-stirring story Of
the Tennessee mountains. He plucked
the mountain flower and then ground
the blossom under his heel. But
grim retribution comes. An instan-
taneous hit with FRITZ Brunette as
"Cindy Lane" The added attraction
will be the worlds championship
baseball series
Evening journal., 1916-10-24
MAUD ALLAN.

When Maud Allan. the dramatic
dancer. was appearing in India, din
ner was given in her honor by no less
a potentate than the punjab of Swat.
As is the custom at such affairs each
woman IS presented with the Jewels
Evening journal., 1916-10-24
no REGISTRATION APPEALS.

There were no registration appeals
before Judge Herbert L. Rice today
Any appeals which may be taken will
be called on next Tuesday. Three
days notice must be given in all
cases
Evening journal., 1916-10-24
DEATHS.
Anna NJ. Bodenstedt.
John Q. Fisher.

Anna NJ. E0uensteuf.
John @. Fisher.
TISHER-ln this city. on October %. 1916
John G. Fisher, aged So years.
Relatives and friends are invited 20 at
tend the funeral from the residence Of his
son-in-law. George l.. Burkins, No 1917 Tat.
nall street. on Friday morning. October 20,
al O'Clock. High mass az st. Peters r
a. Church az $50 O'Clock Interment at
Riverview cemetery.
BODENSTEDT-In this city on October %
1916. Anna NJ. wife Of William Boden.
stedt. aged 80 years
Relatives and friends arc invited 10 at
tend the funeral i.on| her late residence,
No. DIG West Sixth street. on Thursday
morning. OCTOBER 26 at O'Clock Hish
mass az ST. Petei'. g. e.. Church a JS1
s'eloek lniermeut AZ Cathedral cemetery.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-28
Uha escuela para mines
mexicanos en- San
Marcos, Texas

SAN MARCOS, Tex. enero 81
San Marcos es un pueblo notable nor
Ii ~escuelas: pero tan qlietamcntc
ha procedido en- su labor de propagan-
ia e~sco!ar, que pocos son los que 81
han dado cuenta de su existencia.
Hace mas de IN aho, los esfuerzos
e las socicdades m]isioncras de l. /
~icSia Nc;odista y N. L. Arivo!d deI
ieparJamento de historic del Surcste
dc Texas, coEsigu!erou fundar una
cscuel& nocturnal para meNicaHJs.
Su eZito en- estos trabajoS ha hcoho
uuc Mr.. Ariyold sc yea hoy ayud-d.
por la Sonora Arnold Y Ia senorita
OEido dc Shields.
Las classes De dicha escueIa Sc dan
en- n iglesia IIetodista Mexicana, los
abros son donados a los aIumnos ) l.
entrada es cntcramente libre.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-28
.SIGUEN Los ROBOS ESCAH}E-
LOSOS En- La CD. De
NUEVO LAREDO
En- UNA CASA De ASISTENGIA CERcAfA |
Ia OFICIHA De IHkICRACI0N FUE
RObADO I'm PASHIER0
,icQrsns especial para LA PEENsA.

LAREDO, Texas. EnecO 27.-Un
pasajrro Que LEGO 4 NucyO Laredo
an!rnochn ]procedcnlc de- "A capital
de Nu"vO Leon. Sc aloj6 IN una casa
Ie a~siSiencia Que 81 r]ncurntra SiLua-
ia rrrra ir lGs of,rIuaS lie innigTa-
zion de- = vrc:nl plaza. con obje-
~ .Ir pasar Ia Eajh. ALI y veni?se
Il Ia maIlana SI-uirnir para este la
10.
+! pa>ajrrO de- ~rrterentia a. des-
rnrlar al dia Si.ulrnlc sUfri0 una
.irsdgradablc SorprrSa a. nOiar Que
habia s!in viclIma de los rarOs. Jos
riaIrs "eonSi@ulrron apOdegarse del
Iinrr0 : Varias alhajaS que traia
AIurl. la >uma robada aSciende a
1t raniIIaI i, dos mil SctccicntoS
@inru"ntl poses rn h]ilIetc> cOnstiIu-
rjonaIjsiaS y c.rnto cinrucnta pesos
az" amn:irano. ma- rl vaIor de as
~a,IIaia>. II ruaI - cStima en- yarios
m.!rs H. pesos.
embellishments =. dis part. a las
autoriIadrS del nr.ho: prro por mas
Ie'nria> que Ia poliria hizo por dos
al autor o a.IIor"s del roDo.
nadia - p'uto ~iu=rar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-28
Cuerpo de Marines

Tenigute7 coroac.e= Wendell C.. :
vile y !. V. Ct.!n.
Hayorcs George c. Reid. K~ando.l,
C.. berkeley Y Smedley y. Butler.
Capitaues John !. Hughes. Wait,
y. Hill. Eli T. Fryer, y Jesse +. DYE.
Sc menciona 4 los oficiales % q
range que tienen hoy. pucs algunos
de clos eran i.feriores IN grade e1
a apoca en- que presJaron sus servi-
cics.
FL s~ecrctari0 Daniels al concetcr
las recompensas. hizo presente que ci
llmirante Fletcher. eli Captain Jesae
= los tcnicntes Courts Y Fletcher &c
suviecon bajo el fuego y cumpljerca
su dcber de una manera n~otoria y dis
1inguida. Del captain Anderson SC d.
ce que demostro la mas absolute i"-
d~ifercnc:a, 10 obstanie que estuvo cy-
puesto a un terrible fuego, ensc!an-
do a su regimiento su valor y s~eren'-
dad Ell eli campo de bataila. Del r"-
aicnte Launon que rescato o pei
gro dc su vida &uno dc los ~marine'cc
~gravenentc hcrido. Del de igual c.a-
-. frazer. que aun 4 ricsgo de SCI
nuerto por sus propios hombres c Por
el enemigo, salvo tambien la vida 9
otro ker;do. Al cirujano Langhorne
&c lie premio por SUI extraordinario he
-o:smo en- la batalia.
Al captain Rush. = los commentaries
Moifctt, Harrison. Y Stickney. 4 los
Subcomandantcs Wainwright, Castle Y
Buchanan. q los tenientes Wilkinson.
Lowry. Badger Y Foster, 4! tcnientC
coroncl Neville, q los mayorcs Re- Y
Berkerly. 4 los capitanes de marina
Bughes. Hill. Fryer ) Dyer ) Al CRU
aaron Elliott: Por su vaior y sangrc
fra en- e! combate, hacienda que sus
soldados Sc conGujcran con tactica y
vuior.
4! teulente Mcdonnell, por haher
sufrido ell fuego de los m~cxice2os
nicutras hacia senaies desde IN edii.-
clio. Al Jefe Boat sain.. mellow.
por seryicios ~eminent?s que Press6, en-
los dos dias de combate. Permanecien-
do en- s~eryicio active dursate cuarenta
= ocho horas con una her;Ga en- ell
music.
Al teuiente c~oronei Catiim, al ma
vor Butler. q los commentaries John
son. Station y tenentes McNair, To-
wrsend. Grady Bartigan, ( ingram,
por eli vaIor y tactica que desplega-
ron. en- ell mas alto grado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-28
Sc INPOHDRAN CONDECORAGIo
Mes 4 Los iiiRIb0S QUE
TOHAR0N VlRAcRUz

WASHINGTON. D. c. emcro 81
FL Dcpartamento de Marina ha Or
denado que Sc comedian treinta Y O.
cho medaIlas de honor a los oficialcs
lie Ia Armada Y al cuerpo de marine
ria, por los "actos de exsraordinario
hcroismo y valor d~istinguido que o.
secvacon durante la ocupacion de "
racruz, los dias 81 y p de Abril dr
1914"
F. Departamcnto de Marina tie-e
luc haccr La mas rigurosas investigq-
clones. antes de conceder esta claac
dc honores Y por esta raz6n no Sc H.
bia otorgado esta gracia, sino despu1s
de dos an3, de Ia toma del puer.o ne
%]icano, por Ia flota del Almirante
Fletcher.
Los of~iciaies Y marinos a ~quien,.
Sc co~ncedieron medaIlas son los 81
guicutes:
Almirante Fletcher.
C~apitanes Edwin A. Anderson. =.
Mel. P. Huse. Y William R. Rush.
Commentaries: William A. Wcffsl
William X. Harrison. II. 0. Stickne.=
Bufus !. Johnston.
Sub-comandaates + Wainwright.
Allan Buchanan. GUY ". s. CAST.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-28

Ntrte al cual concurrieron todos !
;isitantes ganaderos acompahados
us famiIias.
Las :ricciones que hubO con M
20 de las resoluciones propuestas
que dl cuenta en- menSaje anter-'
y IN los que Sc trataba de cenSuca
Ia po!itica de Ia Administration Ma
cional IN Mexico desaparecieron ne
dante los ~esfuerzos que para clio hi
20 en- Ia asamblea el Gobernador T..
3. Kendrick de Wyoming, ~reconocic
leader de Ia actual administered
QUEEN record6 q todos los asiste1tes
4 la Convention que era ur active lie
Texas, hacienda waller este eircunsCan
cia para hacer waller su interGs, Ell
favor de la c~oncordia en- aquella re-
union.
Ed. c. Lasater de F~alfurrias sugi-
rio Que las palabras "durante los pr
| sados ciaco amos" que seguian al p
mer considerable" de la residue
acerca de la ]situaci6n mexicana,
bian suprimirse, 10 cuaI acept6 el CO.
bernador Kendrick que fue quien pro
rIovi6 81 adopci6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-28
TERMiNO SUS TRABAJOS IA CON
VENCION -. . . .
We've de Ia Ftgise 1.

guida de una vista al Fuerte Bliss v
Ia 2sisten-;a 4 una exhibition militar
i las 1 de Il tarde. =, como acto f.
nal, III bale, en- 81 Hotel Paso del
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-24
PENN TO ENTER EIGHTEEN MEN
Oni. Meredith aud FOss Are Ex-
prcted 10 Win NJ cambridge.

P~HtaApELruiA. MAY 23-Alihough
Coaches orion and Robertson this after
noon announced that eighteen men have
been selected TO represent Pennsylvania
N the intercollegiates at Cambridge this
week end there are not more than six
~ these men who seem Likely ever t.
place aud out two who have chances OF
winning their events. CAPT. Ted Meredith
viii attempt TO repeat his phenomenal
performance OF last year by again win
Ing both tho quarter and MALI mile
He is sure 20 be pushed to his limit IN
both. but 1t is believed by Robertson
tina, ne will lead the field AZ the tape IN
each.
Newsletter. who has ted twice with
Foss OF Cornell al !" feet 10 iucaes In
the pole vault. is the only other man
with an even chance OF winning, Tommy
Lennon. vino hsr hron out 81 the last
Two meets on account ~ \ strained
muscle. IS row in good shape and should
give a good account % himself IN he
f~urlorg, Kaufman is also a likely point
scorer In this event and tlc century.
Sewell is expected 10 place IN the pole
vault. Bcrtolct In the broaI jump AMI
possibly Dorizas in the shot put. u
hes: ,ha is hoped for Pennsylvania is
fourth place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-24
Rain Fails to Keep Golfers Off the Links
WHAT THE SCHOLASTIC
ATHLETES ARE DOING

ming both the 100 and 220 yard sprints.
IN the century he c1uallcd the record
OF 10 20 econds.
Many Of the high school tennis players
OF the "ity have sent in their entries for
the OPEN Junior and open boys tourna-
ment 10 be held under the auspices Of
the Kings County Tennis Club. begin
ming Friday afternoon or he organ-
ization's courts. Kingston avenue and
Crown street. The finals will he played
on Decoration Day. Entries close with
J. T. Mckee. 233 Broadway, Manhattan.
Commercial High School will hold ~
annual field day at Commercial Field
on June ? and IL. Tho athletic events
will he open only 10 ~noviccs. The events
10 he contested are running broad
jump. s., pound class running broad
jump. 100 pound class running broad
jump. lta pound class running broad
jump. unlimited weigh, running high
jump. lio pound class rtnning high
jump. unlimited weight ora mile run.
40 yard dash. unlimited weight shot
put 80 yard dash. 80 pound class
so yard dash, 90 pound class 20 yard
dash. 100 pound class SO yard dash.
ITO pound class 100 yard dash. l.u
pound class TOO yard dash. 1870 pound
class 100 yard dash. unlimited weight /:
220 yard dash. 100 pound class, and go
yard dash. unlimited weight.
Bryant forfeited to Nevtown In the
Queens Borough Baseball League ycstcr-
day. The Richmond I'M FLUSHING gam.
was called m because or rain. Il, will
he played later on.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-24
HUBBARD TIES WITH HIMSELF
Makes some work for Eastern
Tradc Golf Com m%ittcr.

MouST NEENoS, y y. MAY 20 The
Eastern Trade Golf Association held it's
annual spring tournameut at tho silva
my C,rr,ry CHM ard had , p-e,t> w.,
nay OF u The main event vas an
eighteen hole handicap IN which 4. j.
uauv,eu LODI Tho noid with a score a.,
~ :" !" -
sS-lI -. mere was q u" Tor the
s.co'sl prize bstnecn T.. + Heating. %
. So. and j. f.. Geogcgan. 1876.
|" ~ +. %, ~ 'ttl'n' plrH'u q.
ne same u'n'' w w Hu"o'rd' VINO was
! down, cd. and j. &. simmons, ? down,
was second.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-24
Scholastic Events To-day.

BASEBALL.
Stuyvesant vs.. Evandcr Childs at Bronx
oval.
fordham Prep vs.. Henley a, Fordham.
NcMtown vs. Bushwick at Elmhurst.
,nercial Field ~
brooklyn Prep vs.. ST Johns Prep at
'town Heights
cheilc.
AdeIphi Academy vs.. roly rrcp at
Iurtis vs. Morris t, slater. Island.
oval.
Townsend Harris =, All H,'lows q,
Jasper oval.
TENNIS.
Tow nsend Harris vs.. Forihan rrep at
Fordhsm.
Pol, prep vs.. BROOKLYN Prep a, Poly
Field.
Tho Townsend Harris Hail track team
has lost Throckmor,on. Ne has been
declared ineligible. lie was considered
II sure point scorer at the y. :. 4. l..
championships to he held Saturday at
the Brooklyn Athletic Field. In the dual
meet against Bryant he cleared ) feet
: inches IN the running high jump and
has done more than thai: In practice.
Manager ~Nasanowsky OF Townsend has
apologised for permitting Throckmorton
to compete In the Bryant meet, and his
victory has not been counted.
sydney Furcatch OF the High School
OF commerce should prove "A dangerous
contender in the dashcs at the cham.
pior~hips Saturday. lie was graduated
from the novice class last Saturday, win
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-24
TOO WET FOR TENNIS PLAYERS.
All Tournaments In District Held
IN h, Dow npour.

All Of the tennis tournaments ~
progress in and around New York were
held VI yesterday by the rain and chilly
weather. Tho annual invitation event
for women which was to have been
started yesterday afternoon at the Pei
Ram Country Club courts was nut over
until this morning. the hrst matches IN
singles being scheduled for 10 o'cloc
Among the women who have accepted the
invitation to play in the ~ournament are
Miss Molla Bjurstedt, national cham
mon Miss Martha Guthrie Of PittsburG.
runner up for the Metropolitan cham
pionship last week Mrs, Edward Ray
morl. Miss Marie Wagner and Mis-
Edna Wildey.
some Of the players in tn" Bronx
county championship for men went up
TO the New York Lawn Tennis Cluh
courts at Williamsbridge in the hone
that the weather might clear up, but
when they saw the flooded courts they
aid not remain around very long All
of the ~scheduled contests for the day in
Tie SIeepy Hollow invitation tournament
we're postponed until this afternoon,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-24
robson And DEAN
REACH FINAL AGAIN
Champion and Runner Up Of
Last Year to Play for
Title To-day.
HUNTER HARD TO BEAT

mrs. y. V. May 23-History repeated
i.s.lf to-day in the Eastern intcrscho.
las,lr golf tourney on the Apawamis
Inks and will have another chance to
r,peat itself tomorrow. for the two hnal-
III. ~ a year ago. Fillmore X Robcson
q, Paving and l. Simpson Dean Of
tav-euceyillc. emerged Victorious from
me .emi.nnal round This morning. Last
YEAR al wykagyl. Robcson heat bean in
he ,hir'y-six hole final. M nc will try
N repcat tho trick tomorrow. II was
attended 10 play the final this afternoon.
tn, the schoolboys didn't like the rain
enough TO venture out
Robeson's opponent to-day VAS *.
HamIll Of LnwrcnceNi Vile and after
Hamill topped his dsivc into the long
grass in front of the first tee the re-
sul. NJ the match never was In doubt
Roheson soon had n substantial lead and
As Hamill. couldn't seem to forget that
he WIS IN against the champion. the
Paving boy won about as he pleased by
and 3 margin.
INfANS = PAIN 10 NV HNNl WAN nbl
such an easy one. lie had to play his
,choolma'e Thomas Wordtn Hunter. who
I'D hls training for the tourney IN he
school infrmary TO which he was ban
,.hed by a case Of humps and although
bean h.gan well enough he drew things
n little TOO fne at the finish. Al the
thirteenth hole he MAS 4 up with Ave
holes left to play. but just then Hunter
CANA TO life. Two OF the next four
holes re won by Hunter in a stroke
under par. and as he picked up a third
hy more reasonable golf. lie faced the
some hole only one down. Thee =
stym.c kindly came TO his rescuc. cu-
sollng nm 80 wtu tn" hoe and square
inc match. by tina t,me Dean was
thoroughly alarmed. 80 re won the extra
hole and put the troublesome Hunter
out OF tn, competition. The summary:
Championship Division. scmi-nnal Round
p h Robson. Paving beat h Hamili.
LsVrenccvliie. { and , J = Dean, Law.
rencevi.ls. boa; T. ". Hunter Lawrence
vie. up 90 holesN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-24
COLUMBIA ENTERS SMALL SQUAD
OnI, -Four Men WIN Compete In
BiR Meet At CambridRe.

Columbia will have only four men en-
tered In the intercol!egiates at Cam
bridge. Coach Wefers picked the quar-
,ct yesterday. They Will he Frank
Whelan in the middle distance runs.
cant. lIarvitt in the spirits. captain
elect schultz in the running broad and
high jumps and T.. i.oescher in the high
jump
rom Black. the star Splinter since
1913, will not 60. He has been troublcd
al wear with y strained tendon and Is
away below form. This Is the smallest
squad Columbia has sent in years
Wholan Is the only man on whom
Wefers banks much To place,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-24
SHOEMAKER HAS CLOSE CALL.
mats Potter Only 100 10 ~ In
metropolitan spring andIcnp.

J Howard Shoemaker. national anna
eur poke billiard champion. had a
ose 'aIl last night when he defeated
award Potter Of Newark ny a score Of
~ 20 p In IN" Metropolitan Spring
''h2'.ar A. Doyie :. With his hand
zap ~ - 'ot'el pocke'ed 80 and had
why 'h''e TO Q" when he miscaIlcd the
.-nne' ~ q bah This gave shoe
"sNe" 4 chance % run the 30 he needed.
'N" victory put Shoemaker in tho
.e'l'-nAa's Tie viii play Frank Pslley
MORO" night 10 decide wno meets
h"hH'' Gilman IN the Nna'.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-24

rhNIp carter's inability to play has
mene " y changes necessary in the per-
'""he. OF the four ball matches to he
UaSen at Crawford and E%nglewood on
S".u'daH and sunday. Al Crawford on
I.IufddN oswald kirkby will play with
Jsrom. Travers against MAY Mars,on
Shn Nd"in NJ Wild, and on SUNDAY nj
EheleNood Henry j. Topping viii nll
ne vacant place. the other three being
HaNefs, Marston and Kirkby.