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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-15
AUTOMOBILE SECTION
In Big Parade VIII DO FILLED With Vet
Gran Soldiers Of tho North
and the South.

None but the twcnty-six automobiles
used In carrying the 1875 veterans Of the
Confederate veterans will be allowed in
the parade today. The autos have been
donated cheerfuly by Wheeling owners.
The cars will be in charge Of Frank S.
Wait. who requests that they be at the
Odd Fellows hall. Twelfth and Chapline
street. promptly at lis o'clock this af-
ternoon. where the veteran soldiers will
be assembled.
Following Is the list Of the names of
the car owners who have pledged their
mo-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-15

Many unique features are expected
from the Wheeling Lodge. No. IS. b. T.
o, E:lks, when they tako part In the
parade this afternoon. AT the request
III James A. Dyson. exalted ruler. and
John +. Richardson. secretary. hoy Viii
meet at the Elks' club on Fifteenth
street, at $50 o'clock. for formation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-15

The members Of the Holy Name So
cie,v, at the notice issued by Or. Charles
Wincertcr, president and Rev. Edward
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-15

$3.50 SILK Summer Dresses
Made Of Crepe de Chine,
Stripe Taffeta in blue, green
and black and white. Also
plain colors with Georgette
sleeves. All sizes &C Ak
clean up. ...... pOs ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-15

Csc new Gabardine Skirts, made
of good quality; 2 pockets, With
pearl buttons and belted 7OOt
Cleanup Price ....... Wv
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-17
Derfenoe T0noer
linores / Piemmet.
Slpan'S eminent bersper Sauoperteu
oens SfrGf. Smerteu iuiuocr
iuoeu iaa gtinuter.

Sngeu Acknowledged ior a qua irsnI
og tiIbaae pda @ulpet belle Hatteu meo
Ell perteuoe 5auS. SGOau's eminent oil
burtig Iiubre Smsrteu us aipe oig 6DiIe.
On eueite SlubeubeIie, os Smerteu bil
oauligDis ipiuoe. Sloan'3 eminent gaar
liae iii Snoets 8oo. Com en- Uurmeuoe
galidm %iieruer oct auiamIing, % inoeu
iau Rin1er er 5ano0erten / 4ituaeuoe.
Sor ar liubre oeu bautenoe Smerte
ueO 3euraIsia i en- Saub. brug SIouu ;
eminent uoueuoig. &erieuoe 9uiiler.
a6eumati5me. @out, Steo. Soritrpifel
Ter. 9umbaao. ~SroitbpIoer. Saarbeo eaer
StipbeS / Haifen Tan meo iterite &irf
ming 6s6auSles mso SlodR'S Eminent.
@sre reuslig emo tiIisleuoe SIaitre og
Smilag.
Slodn'S eminent ! ale 9potet / STA
Her iii % 9tS., 30 cts. OF st.00.
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Nnmclotc Tposialo.

@rS. 9eoi 6oItchao. 2oOae So
N(lnu., So Mar, Hlbcrt \. @ueuiou.
Sldtt9. Niuu. 36 Ndr. Huauit q
ION Gulutb. Ninr. @cter 5frtite
rho. Sac 1ui &arIc 50. Mum. ~ 60
'teu BERGEN. 0atton. u. Suf. - ,<ubu
Hnocriou. SiSbcu "a. 5iabierl
%oSbahL Rariboa 60. IA 90 Wa,
Better anNcrieu. Salt Yatc sta.
lltab, 90 War. Ssrcu Sbompior.
Sepnn, lltdb. loo Nar. Yeter Uldr
tirion aeliber, Wiuu. - Clans @era.
&iroQun, @iS.. 80 Aur. Gle !.
Sobuion. Geodr RdpioS, "a. d War.
Snucr Hrneion. 6omelteno. y 0dt. -
Soan Sobniuu. Cabin. Niuu.
Charles 81. @rimSuo, Vdfc Iarf.
Ninn, 63 Aar. - Sobn .. Gricfiou.
Sdiupette, Mnn, ~ Nor. - u. Sobns
ion, SorIIaub Cre., Il Har. 0trS.
Sobauuc Sucobiou. @ihuaufec. &is. ~
Gle IS. yum, Reiprp. gSiS.. 10 Hdr.
- Mrs. NnOrelp NiuicroabI. SrantIm.
gSt1., II aur. - Ole Guumoiou, Hogs
nCm Y. Sal, - War.
Z 9bicuQo: QirS. NINA G6riitis
III Socobicn. - Har; Wr5. gtdris
0aSiel, 81 sot; Mrs. alice CocganrN.
63 War; Snreu 9larie 0duieu. 81
HCr; Gbrlitiuu SoGuiom IF Hu;
Souiie Stcu5lnuo. - Var; gidric
SroGner, 20 Hnr; Otto 2nrieu 10
Gnr.
R Minneapolis: 0au5 anOcr
icu % War; 0uuS Sobniou. 80 Hnr;
Speu NaamI8 Glen. 90 Var; Eet,r
Nj Yeteriou 50 Har; 0autou SdbL
- War; auguit Clion - anr; Sobu
q. InbonbI, SO Nor; Carl :. &oIn, 81
Har; GarI u. 2lldop. IS War; 0ilOu
NeIiom II aur; Yeter Martiniou, 80
Nor; @tartiu u. Sobuiom 81 Nar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-17
Sieer iimpeIt 2l1i>~el
ferI1naece tans &ip.
Sr. GaIbwelrs Sprup gepiu pirfs
ninaSfulbt ipm ct Mtbnel
mpb Spritpppelic.

Slanot rlnre SoIt bar oe ioriticaige
SegentetS Organer en- Senbens Ill at BIZ
he trrge % lpGffeS, % bette piier Jig
pailli9piS ferit peb Ell of9iort llnirtioms
heb uf Naueu.
8po Selbreo teror paa HegelmG5Ii9z
bcb al benne pigtige SlIuftion; uadrioms
bellt Der er ben minoite N%ntponina I'll
Sprltoppel1e, burbe ct milbr affereiloe
Mibbel tageS for at binore NulantItn9
og fierne De opbpngeoe I~ffalnsitoffe.
%oloiumnle IffsrinesmioIer clIer Sur
gather buroe DOG life brllaeS; De er for
polbiomme / i'm Girtuina, mcoeus oeuue
er fun miblertibia.
ct milot Nffsrin9smiobel, iuabant
iom Ell SammenI9tntn9 af Iimple affps
renhe llrter men Yeplin, fienpt iom Or.
GolbpellS Sprlip Yepiin, er bet ibeale
Ytiobel. Set er nrilot / lin &irfning,
brineenoe 2inbring a Ell let, noturltg
Iaabe, loen anib eler andre Smerter
oe llbebageli9beber, er bebaeeligt / Smag
og fan erboloes / bpilfetiomheIit Gpotef.
Scr. Hobert 9eSsorgee, 91S airttpooo
9ouleipqro, Sapenport, Soipa, tiger, at
ban aItio &c iibite atten Gar bar babt
Ell Slaife al 9r. 9alomeu's Sprup Yepiin
/ Suiet. pg al ban peb bets Srllg al o8
iii efter iom Oct trnnges % poa oenne
Waabe bolot lin Selbreo goo, bar for
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-17
TumeoaISs0apen.

ON fsrite llobetaIing al 8enter al
Iinbegaoen Ill Rumebol ~itriper Sr.
Srbferer Sou9eiorbeu ira @eggltb
bIanbt anbet feI9enbe: ~Statuterne FOR
@inbegaoen bIeo itaofGitet peo tunges
Zig &eioIution ben 10oe Suni 1915.
Fen8enc itaar / @ea9ltN 20 Houag Spa
rcbanf, o9 ben 30te Sec. 1915 beIlute
tepe 5erreb8itpret al uOSele Henterne
az Sc amerifnnite gegsliugers 2egat til
5 pGrbi9e SrGn8eroc / Sp9oeu, bporaf
en- tit Str, 70 og Sc andre fire tt SIR.
$500 6per.
Nf De a%neritnuiie HoGinger5 2egat
blep Der al Renterre uoeelt Str. 20,S7
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r]'aHinGtr tuH Ct fmptlt Sitmurmt66eI. Der tau
prsuSs af huemiomhtlit ubsn Setpituine. IA.
tfitr AZ On bar 'or's9t bet oa belt tr tiIfreAs meo ben
Stuortuq % Rnmturt oct bar gtuCt olq. itH6 os en-
Sonar. 6ptS Rte foter De eia intst. On befrsus
mer 90 NJ tror Ola paa OFT Gro. ri Deb ttfs hpur,
ban pi tunoc pus mere HbearRHist Itltru tl port
pltooei Get huorcr nfiten suhosr Stabtt o. aas
luitaHOe AZ hcuut ia imerts'utos SnQoom. iIo sitsr
an bel Cepttto0 Sltubtahso, M bar mobtaQtt pnnorr,
Der az Srepc forirlsHbs ut BET oelo. igm bette inert,
oWrhtas pirfHiuqs'uIot Sniern hdt hapt. gfttr N aft
anost bur iellei. tu0oa tofbGre % farl,ae Cptration,r.
% bet c'ttr - % 90 aurs Htoelisr. II milogrt ItIs
iUioer brttacs o'te uuoer Ruutrot paa en- eneitc Iaa.
vi ou Ute 'or'sge bet p0a nor 9stoiiuiHpi a6resfs:
DIR. Van Week CO., Dept. I6. Jack son,
Mich. seMb Ln0rn Nenae. Strln ihaa-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-17

lGn8et lit Sip og biora9et Ill iii &elbes
inoenoe % lin Aomfort.
81, Galbtpcus Snrup Sepiiu l9lgeS
az Tpotctere operoIt % toiter tlu 80
Gents pr. SLATE. Nor at uuo9oa Sfters
li9ntnger oa llbueltse Subitituter Ct
furpisiet om at faa Or. Galbneu'S Sprrp
&cpiin. &c til at SatiimiIe al 9r.
GuIbpeu'5 NopnetrGt og hans YortrRt
forcfommer paa Den guile Aartou, / bull
fe SIaiten er pntfet. en- @ropeflaitc fan
erbolbe5 frit oeb at itripe til Or. ". y.
GalhlpeQ, 435 @aihingtou Ct, Nnutis
cello, ,SQinoi5.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-17

Son oil brluge olg
Ell rsaul9r Collar
Eutte al Or. Ban
plgtB ~trshosheltt Tbs
orpti0n 4~shauoltuq ior
b~tsbeuoe,
~uonadcnoe piIes
amt ale 4uore UQncuoe
Nuoer ait umertpt
NmilGQ at prspc
trtt. Tr g1ar Ute1.
tiolilsre Rirurq be
Sorsutee StatsrS 9lr,
ME auusuhte 90 Har til
at iuloiDmmeugisre mn
M utr6euSberpmte
ubforptiuu @ethos
De. NWrru 4urn funFu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-17
Sbisbitcrcn Glias

al DR.. 6r. &iI5elm arummnter.
Sra Guit eiter SrigiunIenS iieroe
llOUaue. Is aapitIer eaer $40 Sia
Ser, / to Gelc. elegant inobuuoet /
SbirtiuN meo SiteIen | 8uIO pau
Germ % 8pg. Gemre beremte Sog
irenitiatr Groieten elias Siitorte I
oct flareite o. melt uuitueIiggisrenoe
Su@. @roieten elias Siitorie berer
til Sc melt moeriuIoe. tiltrpttenoe
Oh trsiterilc / 0cn belle Sfrift.
Gri5 Si.50, msS ~IOiten" ct Mar
$3.50.
y. Nunnoien En6l, 80,
Sseorab, Sowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-17
.. q. 6ouQeioroeu,
Srnierer.
Sale / &eaolio. Sen 3Ofe Tpril 10.

@aue / %ea9Iio. Sen 3Ote NpriI '16,
4 X
SRA Spoal beretter 0r. Sroiarer Be
oerion: Sen Ace Sec. 1915 ianmenz
tranbte SerrcoetS Srofsrer meb SponI3
6atti8itDrc for, / SeuboIo til Status
ternc for BE a%meritnuife SpbaIiu9erS
Segat, al uhNele be oeraf iubpunNne
8cnter. Set beuerfeS, at Reuterue er
bcre9nct ira 10be Gltgnit 1914 til 13ne
Sec. 1915, altina ppcr ct Nar; men
Se9atltpret bar iroet. at nPit ipr Sui
ptIoc nGrc Ben pdSieligite Sis for lloz
peliug al Neuterne, % man hi ior
Sremtibeu iaattage, al I%ooeliugeu fore
ta9eS pnn inntme Sio.
Sc iuopuubuc Nenter / oenne Sio
loQior Str. 321.07. bporai tiuG9acS
@ruunfonbet SIR. 1907. Gil llooeIiug
baucS nItiGn Str. 25O, Iom blep nooelt
meIlem 10 Oeroi9e 8~rrn9enDe / Cunt
mer parierenbc fra ,Ar. 80 (Oeu b~eieite)
III Str. . (oen lnpeite).
SeeaitapitoIeu uOgisr MI arouer
$5,t74.67 % itunr / SpoaIS Spures
bouf, og Ell aopi al bette Spgisr er
qieunem Stift0birettioncr ienot iii Stir
fehepartementet.
W~ootagerucs bierttligite Sat opers
briu9es. 9Grbsoigit,
=. YeoerIou, Srofsrer.
CpoaIs ~Sormanoitab, 29oe Gan. '16.
* 4
I biSie 9eretniu9er ira Norge bar
Der ogina op9ipet Naouene poa Dem.
lem bnbbe iuaet Sinraa al 2e9atrenters
he. @tcu pnn NlmcbnlSlogctS Mars
mebe / Canton, z. g, bpor SisIe Be-
retuin9er blep bebauoIet blep ma enig
ON, at gtapue paa benz, iom babe
ionct 6irlp al Oisie Hertcr, BELT life
bIrbe pifcrtliggiere6 / Npiierne.
elsie 8%cretuin9er ifuIbc meb rette
pGret offcntIi99iorte for lrnBe iioen;
men ri bar pentet paa li9uenbe Serets
ringer ira Nore, SIeSberg % Sbeuue.
9iSle Ell euouu life tontmet. Set maa
9IGbe enbper @iper at ie, at Sc Der
biemme letter iaa itor Yris paa BEN
lille @nue ira oeres 9pgbefolf | Zines
rita. SGrbpbi9It, 8. $. Strsr.
3iasboro, N. 8, 10be Nop. 1916.
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Si( aae SiOenoe

isuocs init CpIuSuius ONT en- uonertet IRE
oiciu, ionl bar bslbrsoet muuge ror Altbmu,
Sutarrb, SroUtjt, "a Grip. RerueiURttsIie.
5%8uulesbeo, ureut Blob m. N. Sero iSrIs
merle Tor Guar nj India Medicine Co.,
1922 n. Kedzie Ave, Chicago, Ill.
liPuu bette gluo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-17
eczema Speeijic.

Ri belbrsoe Gtismo. Gait Rbsun, Bar
bsrs Std, Rlugoym, @Gmle Suur, Siding
Eiles, ztab. 6uat og mango duore Dab
iugo omms. Nur htlbreoet (uiiuOer. lom bar
pr0uet alt nutljgtuosu riGlp. Gent pr. Ton
a. 80. Nar Ouubrtotr al gobe HubeialIu9er.
s. nLMkLov, Norsk h~pothekor,
Box a, Cooperstown N. Dakota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-17

til bpcr al 6 nrroige Srrn9enne /
NoIng. Soet iea iat.er ale SiNrngs
poere for benue 'rrbeles natre @aoc
ii, gea9lioS o. RoIlaaS Sogne, oil ieg
herEteo meonsIc ebcr, at ieg aIpri9 bar
uorette uo9et oiicutIigt Grbeibe meb
iterre @I9oe cnS bette, At uobcIe biSlc
@aper til nrroi9c Srpugeuhe ira
SanosmGnb i Nmerita, Seq oil minoc
eoer ON 2eiu ORR eiter RattbGuS nap.
20, $40.
9Grbeoiait,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-17
Xttcratur.

9ieact roIcnoe er Snuabo9en. Con
coroia" omtulr ira foriiieliae 0oIN.
Cgiaa ie8 oil IGgae ino ct 9oot Gro
for Sen. III set GienSifab, ION icg bar
til llbgiuerue, piIoe ica oeute, AT bs.
itulee prre ell 600 BOO, o9 ueo al giens
ucmie beu CT icg life blebet i%iuiic:,
Snoboloet CT boaoe fortrriieIigt on al
i'biat. Sen er e9uet baape for Ssrl,
% Borne, og po5ier for 9uIg ! Ssna
ougsiioIeH beo llnaooms % Cpbp9gcl.
.ieSnsoer. Oct er noget tiosrGslig pet
"Goncoroia" Iom ri! tiltaIe Eorlla
Nmcriiancrc.
@ogen er tiliaIas / au9sbura Subl.
3ouie. minneapolis, 9iiru. griieu cy
lou ieIger: Rorite Gel / iGritiIt gini
90 SIS. gu9eIif 90, 90. 90 Gt5. @egs
at Eele / ct BIND ST..
W. 8. 0eqge.
StouQbtuu 8i5.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-17
Etles.
Or. Gau Slef bar iunOet cate
sinoriug, buiIfe b~elbrcoer
Sunn0er.
SenO aOrt for Collars greue irit

81 buem'ombellt li0taoe al giles tor
morrhotoerJ gler uJ bette ubegrruieoe Gil
buo @euo os BIN HoreSlt, % orgdaenoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-17

alasiitculoguueu al &iuieS Striitcr
iom uoieuoe5 pnu g. ". GnppeIeuS
Sorlag cr MI nuaet iii lobe 6eite,
hpormeo Oct ierite AZ &ertct3 lem
@iuo niihliteo og uuoet @iuo puabegDn'
re5. lloaiocrcu crnb. mag. Cldu ytiNs
tbuu bar i%orinnet oct diihltteuoe Siuo
nleo uofsrIige uricuterenoe C]plu5uiuGt,
III ~llOpulgct % OerUeo / bn @raN egci
Ell HitioslPierS lIobntte al al Mite De
tlcnotifdb meo Den g~eutuIe aIaSnfer.
Gct me Ntuo iuolcoe5 meo @iuits
lIoreouinQ om "Rorit on l%luorit'
Stpttet "Cm Duor Ren9etio" er ligc
ind niuleIt % lGreri9r mn ION I 30.
&orene. ct RartuaoSbrsU" giOer en-
morium zhloriug al NorboIo % Gnn
oeI5pirtiombeo iom III bar ltor fuIur,
b~iitoriit Snteresic. vi 0eitet5 sUrI8r
Subbolo man oe5uoeu uPbnc5 &iuieS
nnbngietue oa baune SoriOdr iOr
"@ieitd" Od Sturtiuget / 1860 Ceotog
en- 9oU moo Bette omitri0te 6usour.
@crtet. iom urtomner ! ca 10 Setter
a a. Gre. er meget prRgtig u]oitaret
meo mango iieIbue 8iueoer o. tr1tt pal
be0ite 5lugs Rupir. 81 YrugtUert ION
icrtieuer at fuSc ret mauge Risbere
oaiaa bluuot os Der / amerlta. Get oil
are en- Prpo ior etbUert rorit oieaI.
I Gorrum,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-17

"Sapau oil life lemme op aina.
aan Oct huge aina beli2 Seq pil
life bli ~iorunbret, ON Oct iorisger Den
5ing. Sr,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-30
BASKETBALL
IT'S ALL HERE
AMT NATURE
WONDERFUL
uoDTRN NURSERY RHYME.

MODERN NURSERY RHYME.
Little boy blooio,
WIN do YOU blow cornet
To sheep IN the meadow eating corn,
When YOU could make money playing
for dances?
THE PIE.
The pig Is an affair propped on
four legs with a head on one end, TO
give IL a general direction. The p 3 s
main idea is to try and see how Dig
hog It can make OF itself.
But this species Of pig is a has
been since the two-taoted pigs have
fomped into the pasture. The two
/ footed pigs have pushed the TOUR
footed ones clean out of the lime-light
Tor making hogs Of themselves They
have rooted the prices OF eggs, butter
meat. clothes, coal rent and every
thing so high In their greed for coin
that the old-fashioned trough way
lower seems as dainty, modest and
unselfish as a hummlng bird.
DID YOU KNOW
AT the recent style show in New
York Il was decided that derby hats
shall still be worn with the ears
inside.
Yes, Jack. A cemetery near goli
links would be the last hole.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-30
BY H. C. HAMILTON.


United ifess ctah correspondent
NEW YORK. Dee. 3O.-Mystery sim
ply oozed and gurgled around the foot
ball season of 1916. Beginning the year
il was possible 10 get almost any kind
OF a slant at the dope.
Princeton had a good team. Harvard
had good 1eam, Cornell was mbeat-
able and 50 was Pittsburgh Syracuse
would clean up everything Then the
playing got down to the last commissions
and Brown tipped over the whole dope
of season. Brown and Pittsburgh
were given even slices OF the honors,
only to see little Colgate step in and
give the bucket a final push down the
incline.
Princeton started off by beating
everyone with the help OF a little luck
and then fell at Cambridge. Yale hung
another black eve on the Tiger. Har-
ward was beaten by Tufts TO start tn,
season, and both Yale and Harvard lost
to Brown II was the consensus OF
opinion that Harvard would continue -
string Of victories over Yale, but II
didn't. Yale played rings around Percy
Haughton's system.
Pittsburgh added the final touch b,
completing lis second year without q
defeat, giving that school an uuqucs
tionable right TO a claim on the cham
rionship. The Army also went through
without defeat. and The Cadets en-
praved their initials OF the claim.
Washington State Univcrsity, will
Coach Dobio duplicating his previous
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-30

POULTRY notes

Several hundred dollars awarded
owners OF fancy chickens at the re-
cent poultry show were sent through
the mails early last week. The cash
awards at this time OF the year came
rs a surprise
Miss Ruth Dale disposed OF several
Bantams during the week These
fowls made delightful Christmas
gifts.
During the holidays Augustus
VAIL sold several pairs Of fancy
pigeons 10 local breeders.
Harvey L. Fell sold a trio of White
Booted Bantams on Thursday. Mr.,
Fell won numerous prizes with these
birds ~ the last few shows here.
w. Percy Morrison, one OF the vet
eran members Of the Diamond State
Association, is planning TO embark in
the poultry industry on a large scale
at Charlestown, Nd. next spring Mr..
Morrison will breed Rhode Island
Reds guienas and turkeys.
Alfred c. willing, OF Bellefonte, has
a number Of White Wyandottes for
sale These birds are good breeders
and will be disposed of by the owner
on account OF lack OF room.
Local fanciers are planning TO ex-
hibit at Mltchcll's show in Philadel-
phia next month.
John Reynolds Of the clothing firm
of J. Edward Reynolds and Son. has z
number OF blooded Barred Rocks
which are good egg producers. Mr.
Reynolds plans to place these birds
on exhibition at the various show,
next year.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-30
SPeed55k!tin8 dSPort
EASERa LLTTd LdFsyNS1Ig~. -

Well, tennis on skates has an adj
vantage over getting on skates.
New York referee losses coin 20 de-
eide winner OF a boxing bout If some
of the rlngside experts who pick win
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-30
CUNDOAT Smith SURRY
Relic or WHITE hope DAY

United Press Staff Correspondent.

United Press Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK, Dec. S0.-Gunboat
Smith, survival Of that dim. dark age
when white hopes we're abroad in the
land, IS through. Don't let anyone say
he isn't. The old ship, batue-scarred
in many an encounter, hoopcd up a
few nights ago with Frank Moran. who
has been through for some time. and
he was hard put to it to hold his own.
The gunner, who had beaten Cham
pion Jess Willard, who fought George
Carpenter to a standstill and lost on a
foul, who beat Sam Langford once,
only to lose in another encounter with
the dusky son OF swat. has passed from
among the lordly race that once pried
dollars from a suffering public. There
will be no more mobs at New York
club doors to sec the gunner take his
medicine. The mob got plenty when
1t saw the gunner reelng under a bonn
bardment from Moran's guns.
Frank Moran was handed about as
nifty a trimming as any man should
VAIN ~ okI MlNl ng AlNA oflNh AthAbAA
last summer. Smith once gave Dillon
quite an interesting little session. But
Smith looked awfully bad in the ring
with Moran. He gave the impression
OF being ready TO retire to the farm or
| the battleship for the rest of his life.
/ The gunner has been good Ole
scow. too. He has fought about every
good white heavyweight since the days
Of James j. Jeffries, and most of the
time he was on the right side of the
ledger.
It was the merest chance that bea
him out of crack at Champion Jacl
Johnson when he took smash a
George Carpenter, when the idol o
) France was down. That really was tn
] last good fight he ever took part IN
Since then he has rapidly been on thu
sklds. The big crash was the onl,
thing wanting and it came in TIT
Moran battle.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-30
CAME commission MAY
ABANDON STATE PRESERVE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Del, Dec 3o.--At a meet
ing here yesterday OF the members of
the Board Of Game and Fish Com
missioners OF Delaware, including
Messrs. d. C. Bradford, w II. Reed
AMI II. G. Davis, preparatory to their
submitting the annual and biennial
report Of the commission TO the COM
ing session Of the Legislature. the
following data was given out by the
commission. showing the receipts for
the present year which dates from
April 1, 1916.
Received from nonresident hunt
ing Licenses, St,032.50; from non
resident fishing licenses. $4SO.50; from
fines for violations of the game and
fish laws. SEQ; special permits, 50;
sale OF pamphlet laws of game and
fish, S27O; sale OF confiscated game,
s26. a total Of S1.S13.70.
The commission discussed the ad-
visibility of continuing State game
preserve in Sussex county since the
game has all been liberated.also IN
view Of the fact that there are need
ed repairs to the buildings on the
/ farm. Il was the concensus Of opin-
ion OF the commissioners that unless
the State takes some action at the
coming session OF the Legislature tc
keep the farm up after April 1. 1917
4 to which time the interest on the
mortgage has been paid the farm
may be disposed or
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-30
GROEf

plate with the front of his body to-
ward first base and only his head
turned toward the pitcher, Groh
stands back OF the plate squarely fac
ing the pitcher. lie steps up to the
plate as the ball is delivered if he
intends to swing
AS a result the pitcher has nothing
except the plate to shoot at, while
ordinarily he has the batter's body as
a guide.
The odd style Is made more dis
concerning to the pitcher because
Groh is the only ballplayer today who
uses this style in batting and the
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-30

Heine Groh, Cincinnati infielder'
was the best waiter in the National
League last season Official averages
showing he received "a passes in 149
games.
And the figures for the last two
seasons show Heine has been getting
on base oftener than he did before
that time
The secret seems TO be I'm an odd
batting style the little Cinclnnatian is
using a style revived from the Gays
OF Old Pop Arson.
While the average player hugs the
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-30
Football Season One Of Mysteries

feats, went through another season
without defeat, making the ninth
season for such performance by
this university. Coast enthusiasts are
certain this team would beat most OF
the good Eastern colleges, and have put
in claims for Dobie's men.
Il is the general opinion in the East,
however, that Pittsburgh is entitled %
the crown This team met some of the
Easts hest and only came near defeat
once. when the Navy scored nineteen
points to Pitts twenty Pittsburgh de-
featcd Penn State and Syracuse, rated
two Of the East's high class machines.
Yale and Harvard played to The
greatest crowd that ever witnessed a
football game in this country more than
10000 persons iamming themselves into
the huge bowl at New Haven
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-30

pitcher doesn't get chance at him
often enough to learn his style.
Groh, being harder to pitch to, ma
turally draws more passes. His
unique batting position causes him
to hit usually to right field, although
he bats right-handed.
Only a few great hitters have used
this batting style.
Cap Arson, a free, hard hitter, used
It for years, while he was piling up
his record OF 5000 hits. Ping Bodie
used it with telling effect in the
American League, and Jimmie Gala
han also batted from that position
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-30

Now that Walter Camps All-Ameri-
can team has been picked we won't
have to worry until next fall.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-30
MRFsrLING CARNIYAL.

The keystone Field Club. No. 2O4
East Fourth street, has booked a
benefit wrestling carnival in the club
house on next Wednesday evening
Tom Marvin and Young Monlona will
appear in the windup. Other bouts
will be between Young Hackett VS.
Luke Good; Andy Pines VS.. Young
Jennings and Frank Smith vs.. Young
BartOls.
Jake Spence, waltz clog dancer
viii entertain between the bouts.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-30
OLD SWFDFs VS.. FRIENDS.

Old Swedes and Friends OF the
Church Basketball League, will play
off their postponed game in Old
Swedes cage tonight. Gemmill viii be
the referee The league will get back
to its schedule next week after a two
weeks lay-of.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-30
rITY LFAGuR CAME.

General Chemical and Norwood will
play a CITY League basketball game
in Sam Reissman Hall tonight. The
game will break a tie between the
teams for the cellar position in the
league.