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JAMES 7. HARPER,
PUBLISHER, Is DEAD
Member Of Famous Book Firm
Had Been Ill for
Months.

James Thorne Harper. publisher. died
yesterday Mt his home. IS East Fifty
NTH street. after an Illness Of some
months.
MIR. Harper was born IN this city In
1855. the son Of James and Julia Ann
tThorne) Harper. His father was
Mayor OF New York city 1s44-45. and
with his brother John founded the pub
fishing firm OF j. & ]. Harper In 1917,
which in 1883 became Harper q Bros.
SIR. Harper was educated In the pub
lie schools and the College of the City
Of New York. from which he was grad
uated In 1875. After leaying college he
spent a year and a half in European
travel and then began his business ca
reer by entering the composing loom
Of Harper & Bros. Passing through
the various departments Of he busi-
ness he became a member II the firm
In 1890. and when the business was in
corporated In 1896 he was It's secretary.
He Joined the Seventh Regiment, ". q.
N. Y, IN 1876 rose through the vari-
Gus grades to the Captaincy OF Company
I in 1886 resigned his commission In
1895. He was a member of the Seventh
Regiment Veterans and the University
Club.
His widow and two daughters survive
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NEWPORT SEES PIER
ANNEX POLO TITLE
Aiken Team Defeated by Mar
ragansett Before Throng
Of Sojourners.

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 2S.-Two new
diversions attracted the members Of the
hummer colony to-day, a polo game in
the morning az the westchester Polo
Club grounds and sports at Bailey's
Beach at noon. Tit polo. witnessed by
q large crowd. was arranged 30 as not
TO Interfere with the final session OF the
horse show in the afternoon. Narra-
sansett won the Newport championship
over Aiken. 10 to ~.
At Bailey's Beach the younger people
contested for silver cups offered by Mias
Edith Deacon Of Boston. who Is visiting
here and who later gave a luncheon.
The officials were Representative Nlch-
olas Lonsworth and Preston Gibson.
The winners were: Three legged race
Alexandra b. Dolan and Demming Mil
Ter canoe tipping. William j.. White
and Mrs. Frank Bishop: canoe race.
Miss Emily Pierson and Walter Carey.
Despite the entertaining last night
there vas another round Of dinners this
evening. besides a dance, the latter fol-
lowing the dinner given by MIR. md Mrs.
Oliver Gould Jennings. O,her dinner
entertainers included Mrs. William +.
Draper at The Orchards. Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt at Beaulieu. Miss Katherine
q. Knight at the Naval station. Mrs.
Craig Biddle. Mrs. Victor Sorchan. Mrs.
Henry Barton Jacobs. Mrs. John II.
Drexei and Governor and Mrs. Beck
man. Luncheons were given by Mrs.
Richard r. Wilson at her N~arragansett
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THREE Big DANCES
IN THE BERKSHIRES
Numerous Dinners Also Help
to Make Busiest Day Of
the Season.

LENox. Mass. Aug. 2s.-Three large
dapces and many dinners this evening
at the colt closed the busiest day Of
the season In the Berkshires. The
dances were at the Hotel As2!nwall. the
Casino In StockbridSe md the Country
Club OF Pittsneld.
Roger II. Hovey Of Hartford defeated
Morton l.. Fearey Of Garden City for
possession OF the S,ockbr!dge golf cup
this afternoon in the finals OF the open
tournament. Mrs. Carl a. de Gersdorn
was hostess at the tea tables at the
clubhouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. Choate enter
tained at dinner at Naumkeag for their
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kittredge
Choate OF Cooperstown, y. Y. and
Charles +. Choatc OF Boston. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Sedgwick entertained at
dinner for Mrs. Richard G. Cabot Of Bos-
ton Mr.. n Mrs. George T.. Turnure
gave a dinner party at Beaupre.
william Hall Walker is II at Brookside,
his country place in Great Darlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. G. Cnurch are
entertaining Hunt Wentworth and Kim
ball Salisbury OF Chicago n Miss
Marion Kerr of New York at Bonny
Bank. Great Darlington. Mr.. and Mrs.
Church. Mr.. and Mrs. William b. Nes-
bit. Mrs. I. G. Bates Dana and Miss
Barbara Engs rave dinner parties in
Great Darlington before the Wyante-
muck Country Club dance. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Holland Forbes will arrive in Great
harrington next week to pass the re-
mainder of the season.
Francis Burial Hoffman Is passing
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs, Albert
II. Shattuck. Mrs. Frederick w. Tap
penbeck. who had been passing the sea-
son at Heaton Hall. Stockbridge. re-
turned to New York to-day, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Pulitzer are passing the
week end at Canaan. y. Y.
a bazaar for the benefit OF the Little
italy Neighborhood Association Of
Brooklyn AZ the Maplewood to-day
cleared 5000. Mrs. Charles C. Del
monico and Miss Mary c. Humstone
were the promoters.
Mrs. Oscar lasigi Is entertaining Mrs.
Charles Tuckerman at Clovcrcroft,
Stockbridge. Miss Julia H%unnewell OF
Wellesley has arrived to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. George Baty Blake at Pine Needles.
Miss Marian Hague. who had been in
California. will arrive in Stockbridge
tomorrow. Miss Eleanor Hague is en-
Pertaining Miss Mary Foote at the
Hague cottage In Stockbridge.
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venue home and by ex-Commodore
Henry Walters on his steam yacht Ma

avenue home and by ex-Commodore
Henry Walters on his steam yacht Ma
rada.
Another 1917 rental has been an
nounced. Miss Fanny l.. johnson Of New
York having taken the Stockton cottaxe.
owned by Edward ]. Berwind. in Belle
vue avenue. Mrs. Robert Sedgwick has
returned from New York.
Registered at the Casino to-day were
r. T.. Robinson Of New York. Hugh l.. NJ.
Cole of Montciair. N. j.. guest OF Mrs.
Joseph NJ. Canaan : Chester w. Lyman
OF New York. visiting william b. Bris-
tow Allen Hartman Of New York. visit
ing Pembroke Jones l.. A. Logan. u. s.
~. visiting the Misses Willard Beverley
Bogert of New York. Ashbel Fl. Barney
of New York. visiting Oliver Perrin Allen
Hunter. Jr.. Philadelphia. visiting Col.
Howard A. Stevenson.
A mixed doubles tennis tournament
among the young people of the colony
has been started at the asino In the
match played to-day Miss Barbara Nor
man and d. Roadway defeated Suzanne
pierson and George Fuller. g., 6-i.
The others entered are Miss II. James
and c. v. whitney. Miss Emily Pierson
and James II. Van Allen, Miss NJ. Blair
and Casimir de Rham. Miss Betty Pier
son and Stephen Sanford. Miss NJ. Carey
and W. Carey, Miss Alexander b. Dolan
and Brewster Jennings.
Further steps have been taken toward
the erection here OF a fountain In MEM
DRY OF Alfred q. Vanderbilt. A commit
tee Of his friends will give the fountain.
and r. Won der Horst Koch n Alfred
II. Maclay. representing the donors, had
a conference to-day with the city officials.
The fountain will he erected on Broad
way. where an old iron fountain now
stands. and will be started in the fall.
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TOURISTS BY AUTOMOBILE.

~ Su,omobl,e at the Equinox House IN
dude u. and M; van Horn Ely Ely W..
NJ. and Mrs. william II. rheobald. New
Fierce. Mr. and Mrs. Morton jordan. s..
L..i. cHpa.qp,; NJ v, and %!'' o Tsnm n.
con, New York uLancia,.; Mrs Jordan
MN~ Anne r, Walker; Boston .Pissc.;
D. S and NJ r,a,i y rred Mr. G'T Mrs. W an' ,.
w.,tco,,. r',lea; Mr.. and Mrs. q. =. VII
HAS, Buffalo stewart; Mt; and MIS-
d.r,; NJ. and Mrs. W. II. Bradford. Port.
and. Ne. franklin; Mr. and Mrs. w.
willard. chicago tsaxcn): Mr.. and Mrs
II R, B,Euel!n. R~acaue,te Lake Hupmo-
WATKINS. n. Y, Aug. es.-Mo,or srri:
vals a, the Glen Springs include Mr. ana
h's sfsn'S Mr.. "a and h! Mrs., F.. 4. Acton. y:
? Ha-ri,t, Miss H.rsi,t. Cincinnati
Pier, Arrow; NJ, and Mr,; H.; a pa.
] NIL Jr, Omaha tcadiilacll; Mr.. and
Mr., c. b. Wright. Cincinnati tPackardl;
Asnry z. she.hela. James 4; awk
MIS- II r. Skiles. shelby. Ohio tHuickl;
NJ. and Mrs Howard c. Warren. Prince
ION tHupmoh!,e); AIR. and Mrs. Clyde =
Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred =. Tuerk,
Cleveland CWlntnnb: Mr.. and Mrs, 4. q.
v.wie, Detroit Cadillac: Mr.. and Mrs. 8.
c chiids. Camden. y. J ~tPackard); Col.
ard Mrs. John c.. +. Tillston. U. ). A.
pierce Arrow.
WATERBURY,. Conn. Aug. 2s.-Motor
srrivals a, the Hotel Elton yesterday over
ths Ideal Tour Included Mr.. and Mrs. James
Pankes, Montreal. Canada: Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs X. Vol;z. Miss X. Kring.- Brooklyn
Cadillac. Mr., and Mrs, A.. y. Pa mer.
New York CNissel): Mr.. and Mrs. II. John
and Mrs. l.. For,ier. Montreal. Canada
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NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD,

Countess Hermann Scherr-Thoss. who
arrived IN New York from Berlin re-
Gently, Is now with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry White. In lenox.
Mr.. and Mrs, William v. Il. Kip are
making Il motor tour In the White
Mountain region.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lindsay Fairfax. who
ha We been In Lenox for n month. are
now on a visit. with Mr., and Mrs. Ham
ilton Fairfax. at Hamilton place. Mer-
rick. l.. ].
Baron and Baroness Edouard de
Wardcner, after a stay of six weeks
with relatives IN Saratoga and Long
Island, sailed yesterday on the Lafayette
for their home in Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic r. Coudert.
who had been since the early part OF
May at La Chaumiere. In Oyster Bay.
sailed yesterday OF the Nieuw Amster-
dam. They will go to France.
The engagement has been announced
OF Miss Anna Klein. daughter OF Max
Klein Of Fallsburg. Sullivan county, N.
Y. to Charles b, Pitt, Jr.. OF this city.
Mr.. Pitt IL editor Of the Masonic
Monthly Of New York State. No date
has been set for the wedding.
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HANLEY CAPTURES
HORSE SHOW HONOR
p.oyidcncc Man Wins Cham
pionship for Hunters
at Newport.
GOTHAM WEEKS LEADER
uo. Three Firsts and Six Sec
onds, with Hanlcy Next and
WilsbrOOk Third.

NEWPORT. r. l.. August 26.-The
twentieth annual Newport horse show
,,ose, a, the Casino this afternoon with
,Ae championship classes, which are al
roys the feature OF the nnal day. In
N. championship class Tor hunters the
so,or, wen, to q. T, Hanley OF Provi-
Ssnce with his Lansdown. which Just
a,,yiols had FOR the third day running
rm,Is A clean sweep In the open to all
,,mners class. +. A. Clark's Flying
Machine was the reserve hunter win
rer. -
The open championship for harness
,,ir. OF any height went to Willis
t,ook Farms pair OF hay mares, Tis-
.,,r.on Amity and Belle Melbourne.
,,cr In vern. Pa. Mrs. J. Sylvester's
n.,y ~ brown geldinSs Elixir n Ex-
III from Cohasset. Mass. Wilsbrook
Farms Tissington Amity also won the
.,nsle horse championship. winning over
". Harriman's famous bay stallion
v,,, The championship for saddle
ho,ses went u a Providence horse.
Tvilcht. owned by W. II. Hanley, over
~. n, Rhodes's Radiant, from Tenafy.
MI
Gotham stables Of Newport with three
er,,, and six seconds. q. T. Hanley with
four Nrs,s and five seconds. and Willis
brook Farms with four firsts and five
seconds. The other winnings were well
scattered.
There were plenty OF the summer colo
mist. present, seemingly about all the
Younger colony. for almost the full list
Of the seasons debutantcs were noted
among the boxes and grandstand.
Among these were Miss Flora V. Whit
n.y. Miss Ethel Borden Hartman. Miss
Lucille Carter, Miss Katherine Morgan
and a number Of others.
There was q pleasing announcement In
me afternoon that the show would be
continued next year as usual. There had
b>en a rumor that owing to the small
entry list this year the show would not
be tried again. However. Prescott Law
renee and Henry F. Eldridge OF the ex-
ecu,Ive committee stated that h show
mex, year would he held the latter part
Of August. the dates to be announced
ls,sy
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wHITE-WHITE.
Paterson Girl Married 10 Anhers,
Man Of same Name.

PATERSON. n. j., Aug. ?S.-In the
First Baptist Church Miss Irma White.
daughter OF Mrs. Anna NJ. White OF this
city. and Harrison White OF Amherst.
Mass. were married by the Rev. DR..
william \. Waldo. The color scheme
was wh.tc and yellow. the colors of Miss
Whites class at Mount lIolyoke. from
which she was graduated. The bride
was attired In white pussy willow silk.
Her bridesmaids. Miss E.dy;he +. Hunter
OF Paters N and Miss Florence r. Smith
Of Great Harrington. Mass. were a;tired
in white gowns, trimmed with yellow.
Miss White "A given away by her
grandfather. James II. White. Everett
+. White of West Peabody. Mass. wal
best man. n tho ushers were Roder.ck
Hall and Herbert Marsh. After n re-
ception at the home OF the brides
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. White started on
a trip which will terminate at Amherst,
where they will live.
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ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Miss Virginia Thorne. daughter OF
George A. Thorne OF Chicago, and Guth-
RE Shaw will be married on Saturday
afternoon. September 0. at the country
home OF the brides parents, on the
shore of Lake Winnetka. Illinois. II
Is to be an outdoor ceremony. at 4:3O
o'clock. and will be attended by a large
number OF guests from New York. The
bridegroom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
James Guthrie shaw OF 30 Montgomery
Mace, Brooklyn. lie was graduated
from Princeton In 1912 and is a Phi
Beta Kappa man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Luther Bowden
of 405 Clinton avenue. Brooklyn. have
announced the engagement OF their
daughter, Miss Beatrice Bowden. to
Frederick Castle Meacham, Jr,, also OF
brooklyn. Miss Bowden was graduated
from Packer in 1912.
Announcement has been made Of the
engagement of Miss Harriette Dudley
Mosher. daughter Of Dr. Burr Burton
Mosher Of Brooklyn and Sea Gate, to
Robert Hardy Strahan OF Manhattan.
son OF the late Robert II. Strahan of
New York. Mr.. Strahan was graduated
from the Columbia law school In 1904.
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DIED.

SrSN-Katie.
Services THE FUNERAL CHURCH."
Broadway, Goth and s7th Drank r.
Campbell Building. Monday morning.
10 o'clock.
ARPEk On Saturday. August 2s, after
lingering Illness. James Thorne Har-
per, beloved husband OF Katharine
Clark Byrne.
yuneral services at his late residence. So
East Fifty-hfth street. Tuesday. 2sth'
inst, n 4. NJ.
nEHBERMANS The Xavier Alumni So
salty request its members 10 attend
The funeral mass for DR.. Charles q.
h-fhermsnn. one OF it's founders. at
OR Lady OF Lourdes Church, l4ed
stree and Amsterdam avenue. Mon
gay August IS. at 1890 a. NJ.
John \ RYAN. President.
FHANclS J. SULLIVAN. Treasurer.
hERBEENASN.-
u rs with profound sorrow we announce
We ueath Of Charles George Herbermann.
~ D. III. u who for many years was
,,''sden; Of The United States Catholic
.''o'ltal society, A great scholar and
Wv hsh"'t type NJ the Christian gentle
."'n' MS ioo'h will be deeply regretted by
- member of the Society as well as by
r,"n' hn"" him and appreciated his ster-
"t worth ana character.
N~enlh"is u the Society are invited TO at
"' the funeral OF our late President.
rom the Church 81 our Lady OF Lourd.s.
V ~, near Amsterdam Ave. on Monday
O'clock ' y" ""' 'A" ~
mhrhtN FARRELLy. vice-President
,,,smEEFH II FARGIS. Secretary.
'F-S 40 l'rlV. at Ils hama In Mach
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ROss-GenthOn.

CLIFTON, n. j., Aug. 26,--In 81. Paul's
Roman Catholic Church to-day Miss
Mathilde G%enthon. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. lear J.. Genthon of 1871 Second
street, became the bride OF Hargrave
Ross Of Brooklyn, the Rev, Paul J..
Gutter, officiating. About 800 relatives
and friends were present. The bride
was attended by her sister, Miss Martha
Gen,hon. AZ maid Of honor. Rene Cen
thon, a brother. was best man. A re-
ception was held In the Genthon home:
After y honeymoon trip north. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Rous VIII 1--we In Brooklyn.
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$780, 900 WILL IS FOUND.
Aelatives of Celestine scranton Re.
1ieved she Died Intestate.

A will dated October 0, 1915, with a
codicil dated January Z, 1916, dispos-
ing of the $3O0, 900 estate Of Ceiestine
Cromelin Scranton Of III Columbia
Heights. Brooklyn. who died on August
7 last at Beacon, ~. Y, has been found
or file in the Surrogate's office AZ
~Poughkeepsie. Henry d.. Mildebcrger
one Of the eight surviving first cousins,
believing his relative had died intestat e,
had applied to Surrogate Ketcham fpr
letters of administration.
The testatrix wilied $l4i.6OO to six
teen relatives and others. and the re-
mainder to jennie NJ. Miller Of l474
Union street, Brooklyn.
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WEYANDAMULQUEEN.
Army's Football Captain Marries
AllentOwn Pa, Girl.

ALLENTOWN. Pa. Aug. 26.-Lieut.
Alexander NJ. Weyand. L. s. A.. OF Red
Bank. ". j., last years winning cap
tain Of the Army football team, and for
three years the choice for tackle on the
All American team. was married to-day
to Miss Marie w. Mulqueen OF this city.
The ceremony was performed by Mgr.
Peter Mason.
Among the guests were Lieut.. Larson
g. Atkins, L. g. A.. Berkeley. Cal. Lieut..
]. O'Hare. Boston. Coast Artillery. ana
Lieut.. Fred ]. Williams. Field Artillery.
New York.
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The fourth annual reunion Of the
Wilcox family and allied families will
be held at Westerly, II. l., August 81
to September 9. The association has
more thar 100 members now. Mrs, The
odora Wilcox Martin Of Rockville.
Conn. n president and the vice-presi-
dents include Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
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Sheeley-S hOrter.

PAssAlc. y. j., Aug. 26.-Miss Madge
Shorter. daughter OF Mr.. md Mrs. David
W. shorter, was married In Grace
Church last evening to William II.
Shelley by the Rev. James r. Morris.
Only immediate relatives OF the couple
attended. Miss ma Shelley was the
brides only attendant. John Shelley
was best man. After a trip through
upper New York State Mr.. and Mrs.
Shelley will make their home at -
Florence avenue Clifton.
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MOVEMENTS OF YACHTS.

NEW LONDON. Conn. Aug e6.--The
steam yachts Chris,obel. irving T.. Bush.
and the Naushon. the auxiliary schooner
YACHT Astra, Corinthian Yacht Gu of
Philadelphia. and the yawl Halcyon. De
Coursey Fales. have arrived.
,cn; The cynthia Ill. Merrill Il. Mills: the
indian. Joseph Van Week. Jr. the Thu
lAsa, Atlantic Yacht club. and the Ma
il!t, Frank \. Davis. the schooner yacht
queen Nah, Honlon Chubb. and the yawl
sahma, Atlantic Yacht Club. have left
The sun., 1916-08-27

Sir Maurice O'Rorke was eight times
elected Speaker Of the New Zealand
House. was speaker of the Auckland
Provincial Council, member Of the New
Zealand Ministry and Of the Legislative
Council.
The sun., 1916-08-27
The Rev. James r. Morrison.

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. N. j.. Aug. Is.
The Rev. James +. Morrison. 40, pas
tor OF st. Agnes's Roman Catholic
Church, died to-day at the Long Branch
Hospital. He had beer Ill two months
with intestinal trouble.
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Andrew Carnegi. Reaches Boston.

BosroN, Aug. 2s.-Andrew Carnegie
arrived here to-day from Bar Harbor
aboard the steam yacht Surf. II was
said by members OF his party that Mr..
Carnegie. who Ia cruising along the
Maine and Canadian coasts. was in good
health,
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SIR GEORGE N. 0'R0RKE.
lie was speaker of the New Tea
land House.

WELLINGTON, New Zealand, via Lon
don. Aug. 28.-Sir George Maurice
O'Rorke, Speaker of the New Zealand
House of Representatives, is dead.
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~ ". TWO uirS. o>I Ei;i,OE
SECOND INNING

Hobby up BAN !. strik" Z. strike
BAN D Hobby walked. MaruHard
Iusul control oi h., fast call Lew,
up. nlll }. strike &. ball . LrVIs
doubled against ,ho righ'hcId wall
Hobby goug to thrd Gardner up.
bah J., ban g bali 3, 4triNc ! strike
iuu. fpul iluuhs tud Lewis sUur-
vd ON Gardner y home ran drive 80
The t,UtoTucld fence. The Boston
crowd chcrrcd Gardner to the echo.
Scott az. Wheat dropped SCOTS l"us
drive and the batter mad" socuud.
CnrriEsu uu. Bah /. stgk" !. car
r.gau sacrificed, Narudrd tu MorNic.
Scot. going Co. THIRD. Leonard up.
Hau g. strk, : foul strike leon.
trd struck oul Hooper up Ban J.,
fir,," b.. iloopcr went out 90 Mcr-
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tu M,rklc. Lewis soiu- 500 ~o uud
Scott up MuNr'r throw m' -Du,.
after dilN.ur Lows Htpk 'a second
baao Cure1u up Iu nu
strike Carrsnu singled to crntyr
and Lewis scored Leonard up mU
0. BAN . bail B -'rE" f. Leonard
walked. Hooper up leonard started
Tor second thmku- NIwu1'd r..u
w,s Wild ana WIS ruu down between
tLc lp-r- Mc,crs to N,rklc tp CUT
shaw o>E I,>. rwo mrs. \o
ERRORS
Cu;saaw up UuI D s'r.k, { Du'-
shaw doubled tr rsht uoupcr drop.
pins the BAN after q hard run Now
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g. OLSON popped foo Hobby rlus iH
sacrifice Meyers up. BAN O. strike
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foul Ncycr- 0ird 90 Scott pfcn"r
pu'ug ipr MarJuptd pf'n'r up.
BnU 9. r'rEc 0 bah 3D. foul strike
ptcurr tanned NJ runs. ON
mn, W IHiOHS.
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Batted for Marquard in fourth.
Batted for Cheney in seventh
S,enger ran for Meyers in ninth
Getz batted for Rucktr in ninth
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The Green Forest tribune., 1916-02-25
MANY IN GREEN FOREST
 TRY SIMPLE MIXTURE

Many Green Forest people are sur prised at the QUICK action of simple buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc, as mixed in Adler-i-ka. This simple remedy acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel, removing such surprising foul matter that ONE SPOONFUL relieves almost ANY CASE constipation, sour stomach or gas. A few doses often relieve or prevent appendicitis. A short treatment helps chronic stomach trouble. The INSTANT easy action oi Adler-i-ka is astonishing. The Shatfel Drug Go.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-02-25

Of course you are thoroughly posted on every angle of the European war. But who is the federal secretary of state? Who is chief justice of the supreme court? Who are the majority and minority leaders in congress? Who is secretary of agriculture? How many states are there in the Union? What was the last one to be admitted to statehood? Know your own country first!
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-02-25

If show troupe should come along and advertise a free per formance the people would jam the hall and line up a hundred deep outside the door. And yet the door of every church is open Sundays and the show is infinite ly better than that of any troupe that travels the road,
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-02-25

Young men-b aid he ad S men of every variety. We sol- emnly warn you to avoid the perils of the fashionable bathing beaches next summer. Fashion has decreed that the skirt to fem mine costumes will reach at least three to four inches below the waist line. Again, beware!
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-02-25

When a member of Henry Ford's peace pilgrim party passes a worthless Confederate $5 bill on an ignorant European waiter and receives good money for his change, the average citizen will be pardoned for blushing for
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-02-25
F. ID | T Q R I A l.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR REPRESENTATIVE

The Tribune is authorized to an nounce George Doak as candidate for Representative in the Legislature, subject to the action of the coming Democratic primary,
 The Tribune is authorized to an nounce Joe T. Mckinney as a candi- date for Representative in the Legis- Iature, subject to the action of the coming Democratic primary.
 The Tribune is authorized to an- nounee Rue c. Gibson as candidate for Representative in the Legislature, subject to the action of the coming Democratic primary.