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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-05

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between trains Thursday afternoon
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PLACES TO DINE.

FLORISTS vii find the Bay View
nse 81 Hawks Park an excellent
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Is very short notice required
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
HERMITAGE GOLF TOURNEY
REACHES SEMlFINAL STAGE
Keen Rivalry Marks Matches OF Yes
t"rdny-Ciub Committees Probably
VIII Decide the Chill situation.

Golfers Of the HERMITAGE Country
Club completed the second round Of the
fall tournament yesterday afternoon
when some fine matches We're played.
There Wa. keen rivalry between The
golfers, and each one played IT top
speed all the way through.
y peculiar Situation iIa.; arisen IN thc
apron ching tournament between tho
Country Club OF Virginia ana the
hermitage Country Club Douglas Call.
who is member OF the Country Club
OF Virginia. AS well q; IA. Hermitage
Country Club. won the 81 chainpio
snip of the first named organization.
ana Is making strong bii for first
honors in the hermitage tournament.
There " difference OF opinion
among members OF the Hermitage
Country Club as TO whether Cali should
be declared winner OF the golf title
OF the city. If he wins The Hermitage
tournament. Many members think tina.
he should play the Tunner-up in tho
hermitage tournament. should lie win
the title of that club other members
believe that IL would be l-Velcss for
hi'h L" play the runncr-up. as he would
show by winning both titles that he
was the best golfer IN the city The
matter Is one that probably viii be de-
clned by committees from both clubs
me semitnals IL The Hcrn,itage
tournament viii be played on We'd
neSday afternoon wish the pairing rs
follows:
Class Ar. II. Meade vs. Douglas
Gail William Wallace VS. G. H. Hill
lass defeated .ciGht)--E Il: Val
cntinc US. X. s. Jones NJ Peek W.. o
j. Sands.
=. Class b-Wilson W, 9. II. Dumaway:
/. Il. Gillian KS. Il. &. Duval.
, lass II defeated cirht)--H. ".
hazard vs.. u. II. Winston: Morris Iau"-
horne vs.. J. l.. Armstrong.
lass c-S. t. Love vs.. VI. C. Whit
her: Young Tyrec vs. NJ. Call
Class defeated cIghp-F. s Val
fh,lhe VS. Carlton McKenney: T.. Il.
Laird vs.. William Rncrnr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
TIGERS CLAW INDIANS
THURMAN AND HUBBLE RUN
WILD AROUND OPPOSING ENDS
Bampd~n-Sidn-y Opens Butt. with u
Rush md Is Never Headed.
Stnny l"umbles.

Special TO The Times Dispatch
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. November a.
End runs by Thurman! and Huddle and
terrific bucks against the Indians line,
gay" lfampdcn-S Sidney Il 3i-to-O victory
over william and Mary here this af-
ternoon. The game WAS hotiy contest
cd throughout and was characterized
by ,hc repeated fumbles of both teams
The visitors opened their attack in
the first quarter. The WilliamSburgers
kicked off. Lyle receiving the ball and
running II back To midneld a success
sion OF end runs brough, the Tigers
70 the Indians tcn-yard line. Huddi.
TOOK the bali over on two plays d.
r""t.d off tackle Thurman failed at
goal.
The Hampdeu Sidney aggregation ad-
Rod, but again failed 10 Kick goal. In
ihe second quarter, Thurman. on fake
play. tore around right end and won
forty yards for another touchdown.
y touchdown VAS made each quarter
ia tn" second half. end runs and line
piung!ng proving fatal To the Will
liamsDurg.rs' defense.
For The home team. the work Of VII
son, at center. was brilliant, while Ciose
showed superiority over anything,
Coach Eurrus could produce in runtiug.
Gosi"", until taken from the game. tore
around tho ends repeatedly for good
gains. ana his ahHcnc" was l:cenly felt
/, bfG ,...t r:,t .g
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MEET
Director Jones interests Many Promi-
nrnt Wen In Trnck Activities for
lOunEst-rs-Deccmb IL Is Date.

Plans already have been made b.
thos" IN charge OF physical education
in the public schools OF This city Tor
tho staging Oi an elementary school
track meet IN the Grays Armory on
Dcc-yTl Der -.
l.. I. Jones. director OF physical cdu-
cation in IN. public schools. formu-
lated the plan and Is making effort
to get q number OF the boys Interested
y similar meet was held last year By
thc schools. and 4 great deal OF inter
est was displayed. The plan is thought
an excellent one, aud the schools arc
expected 10 start training right away
fur til. event
y number "f mem prominent in attn
lctiC> in the city have been secured to
oiiiciate In the meet. George Allison,
physical director OF the Young Mems
Christian Association; Frank VI. Dob
son. athletic director OF Richmond
college: Arthur Van Buren,, DR.. Hazen
and Allen Savi!le. OF the Richmond
Amateur Athletic Federation: Olin
Richardson and Il number OF others
have stated that they will gladly help
In any way possible to make the meet
Il success.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
CAROLINA OUTPLAYED
AND TECHS VICTORIOUS
TarheclS OH Defensive During Great
er Part of BattIc-All Scoring
Done During First Half.
RAMSEY SCORES on TUMBLE
Nelson's Spectacular RunninS Eea-
lures l4-to-1 Nictury-Ii &C X q V
Gregory Breaks Into Limclioht
With Excellent Play.

ROANOKE. VA. November 4.--The
Virginia Polytechnic Institutes eleven,
outpla wing their opponents IN every
period of the game here to-day with
the University ri North Carolina. tr-
o! - 10 .
The Caroliuians were kept on the
detensiv" throughout the game. and
their first and only goal WAS made in
tn. second period, when 'randy puntcd
the ball nfty yards TO Lancaster. who
dropped i; when tackle By Love. Ram
-? grabbed the piSskin and ran forty
yards for a touchdown and Tandy
kicked goal.
Af,er AN exchange of punts in tho
first quarter, V. +. !. carried the ball u
the twenty nve-y"vd line. and :,
fake pass. Reid skirIed rich, end FOR
twenty yai'ds IN a STRAIGHT line
plunge ,iNr ball was carried 20 the
tw.o-yard line. and Gardner plo;y"d
through tackle for 81 touchdown. Two
minutes after the second quarter start
ed. V. T.. J. made .nl.e line rluugcs
for big gains. and Nelson. by brilliant
hrok"n-neld runnina, side stepped
carclina's secondary defense for 4
thirty yard run. carrying the ball over
for tho second touchdown
Tn" last Two quarters d-velopcd into
a punting duel between Mandy and
Nelson. The latter outkickinG the North
carolininn. The brilliant broken-:icld
running, line piunc aud defensive
work Of Nelson. for V. Il IT, was the
outstan'line feature" Gardner aud
Itcdd also played sensational bal for
the Techs. Tire work Of Younger and
Gregory, tile Elackshurs ends was the
pest ever seer o. The local Sridiron.
T.nGN RAMSEY and IA Ia,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
PARKER DOING GOOD WORK
Local 10, on Ffshbufnc Eleven re-
Shrded ns tomer-iteady for
Bnttle Monday.
Special to The Times Dispatch ]

ISnccial to The Times Dispatch
y NESBOKO. VA, November t.
slshburne plays Augusta Military
expects worthy Toe in the Augusta
Fishburnc and Staunton Military
academy have always fought il out
TOT the championship in the various
athletic sports, and this game Is looked
Forward TO with great interest by those
schools
Fishburnes goal line has been
crossed only orce this season, and that
was due TO a fukc. y Randolph Ma
con man picked up a blocked kick and
raced sixty, yards for touchdown
captain SnrdcGar is not only a great
leader, but is thought the best all
around athlete lii piep schools. This
is his last year at f'ishburnr. as lie
Washington and Jefferson University
and Will no doubt make a name for
himself there in athletics
In Martin, Fishburnc has center
that Is one of the most aggressive
men on the team, and Il tower of
strength on defense. Johnson. AT half.
and A1ahood, at full, are good running
mates for Snedegar. and generally are
good for substantial gain through
the line or around the ends.
At ends. Parker. 4. Richmond boy.
has developed into a dependable man
and II hard, sure tackler. This can he
said also OF his running mate. Austin
The rest of the line arc green, hut
lighters, and help to make up a we'll
balanced team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
Football Results

I,ichn"nd College, 81; Randoiph-
Macon. Is.
John Marshall High school, q;
Maury High. u.
pdcn-Sidney. 81; William and
Mary. q.
Ini>crsity of Virginia. o; Harvard
University, 81.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute, IL,
University of North Carolina, ..
Catholic University, IT; Virginia
Military Institute. IL.
Washington and Lee, 10, Navy, q.
NrGuirc's. u; Chatham. Il.
StnuntUn VI. A.. 20; Virginia Fresh
men. ..
Cluster Springs. 20; Dnnviile High.
William and Mnry Academy. 40,
old Point Comfort, q.
Episcopal High, q; Shenandoah
Military Academy. q.
blackstone Academy. 20; Lynch
burg High, q.
Virginia Episcopal. ~: New Lon
don Academy. q.
W. ~ l.. Freshmen. 20; Mnssunut-
ten Academy. o.
Vale. .; Colgate, .,
Georgia Tech, 10: Tulane Univer-
shy. q.
tuburm. .; Georgia. q.
Army. "a; Notrc Dame University,
Vanderbilt University. o.: Rose
Poly. q.
University or Pennsylvania. 10,
Lafayette College. q.
CorneIi University, -: Carnegie
Tech. 3.
Dartmouth University. IL; SYRIA
cuSc University, 10.
Davidson College, 40: F'urmnn Col
lego, If.
brown University. ~; Vermont. q.
George Washington. o; Trsinus. o.
SwurthmOre. -; JohnS-iOpIxtnx. q.
Princeton University, ~; Buck
nell. %.
Hutg"r's University. sc: Holy
Cross. O.
Pennsylvania stnic. 30; Geneva
College. q.
University of Tennessee. ~, Uni
Scrsiiy Of Chattanooga. =.
University Of Michigan. &C; Wash
iuEtOn University.
University of Illinois, ~; Mime
sofa, q.
Chicago. 10; Perduc, =.
Williams, =; Wesleyan, o.
amherst. IT, Trinity. o.
pittsburgh. 10; AilcEhnny. o.
University Of Alnbnmn, Z; Unlvcr-
Sity of south. :.
Alabama. Z; Scwnncc. q.
south CnrOlinn. :; Wake Forest, 33.
PhtSburEh, f6; tiIcEhany. o.
LrhiGh. q; MuhIcnbcrg. o.
colby. 81; Bates. =.
Vale Freshmen. =; Andoycr. O.
Springfield, 20, Worcester Poly, q.
Ohio state. -; University Of Wis
roMSin. 81.
Pcrdue. Z, Chicago. TO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05

Here is the newest "phcnom'' signed
By Manager Billy Smith, Of tho Rich
mond International League team.
IL bearing the name OF one OF tho
greatest players in the sport: ii being
associated with coenomens familiar To
followers Of the game. and IL physical
attributes VIII combine to make him "A
ind THIS youngstcr is about the best
ever.
For he has signed the name OF
FRANK taker Ia a contract recently
sent him by Manager Smith. He halls
from HaN Ground. Ga.
The y"unEstcr is twenty-onc years
Old. is six feet y half-inch tall. weighs
10: pounds and is a port whcclcr
';atcr has been playing scmipro bah
Guy Cooper. who PLAYED Win Pr,vi.
dcncc in 1919. and with Hichnond last
year. Bake worked Ia iweutv-onr
Eames during 1915, and won Fifteen Of
them. Last season he pitched tWvn,v-
three bait ties and got away with the
hic end OF the score in twenty-onc az
them
Cooper has informed Smith :nat
Baker appears 10 have COTS jderable
undcrcloped ability, and that he he
l'eves the NouUestcr can he made n
valuable man. Baker ~ something Of
Strikc-out artist, according TO re.
ports. and Smith plans to give him
every possible chance during tho
spring training.
George Distel an outRclder. also ha G
been signed for next year. He has been
playing IN Western league where he
made an excellent showing He is I
right-hand thrower and batter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
VIRGINIA IS SWAMPED
BY CRIMSON OFFENsE
End Runs and Forward Passes Play
Important Part In Running
Up Jf-tU-0 Score.
THURMAN's TOE OFTEN HELPS
He Boots Virginia From Danger Ere
qucntly-Play Only Once in Hair
ward TerritOry-Univcrsit Springs
Surprises With Lateral Passes.

Cambridge. MASS. Nov. ALTAR
wards football team beat down the Of
fcnse Of the University uf Virginia to-
sons high scor" of the season. while
an jmpcrvious defense held the South
crners at midhcid the entire game OK
cept for few moments. The contest
was a remarkable exhibition Of Har-
Yards secondary strength. six Of the
eleven men who started tho game
AGAINST Cornell were not called into
play. ana the Crimson still prescn: ed
three almost c"mplete teams.
by long end running. in which WILL
aoN and Miuot made considerable
gains by forward passes and by line
buchinE. with Bond aud Horne carry
ing III" ball tho Harvard attack swept
down the Held again and again. Seven
touchdowus were made with goals
from six OF them, and Bond also
kicked 4 field goal
The Southern.rs had little offensive
Tafiety. Only once in tho game did
they encroach on Harvard territory.
passes carrying the ball TO Harvar,i's
forty-nve- yard line. where another
attempt TO advance through the air
failed and Harvard gained the ball.
In Twenty-Five rushes Virginia ad =
vanccd only ;hirty-three Yards.
The toe Of Thurman. who gave up
ambulance driving at the front in
France 10 return to school. proved the
most prominent IN the game AveraE-
ing nearly fifty yards To the kick from
tho rush line. he booted Virginia out
of danger many times. His tackle was
deadly. but Crimson players had hin,
boxed much of tho time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
OLlPHANT STARS AGAIN
Does 'iuch in Nay of trria, Attack
ing Toward Defeating Notrc Dame,
20 to ~ iHni also Shines.

WEST POINT, y. Y, November -
Ey wonderful exhibition Of forward
passing. the Army football team to-
day defeated Notrc Dame. 30 to 10.
using much the same tactics that Notrc
Dame employed to win from the "a :
diets three years ago. Notrc Dame
started by scoring three points I'm the
first period. and took seven more in
the third. The Army made six In the
second period. and took seven more in
the third and seventeen in the last
lads. We're The stars of tile contest
oliphantS Wonderful tossing Of the
ball cuualcd any ever seen here and
Nidafs srea, work OF carrying the
oval on to touchdowns was another
feature of the overhead playing OF the
Army.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
INQUIRE TEAM DEFEATED
Cotton Christian Does Heroic Work
against Chatham. hut II A,atis
j.ttle-ScOre - to a.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
pANNlLLE, VA, November 4-Mc-
cures school. Of Richmond, was de
cisirely beaten by Chatham Training
school. nj Chatham, this afternoon.
The score being II to t.
The Richmond players being consid-
"rhbiE lighter than their opponents.
were unable to outplay them aud the
Dali was in McGure'S territory ,ir-
tually all Of the time. The game open-
ed auSniciouS!y for Chatham Ingram
dcftiy tackling forward p4ss from
christian and making run over the
me IL was very onc-Sidcd battle
CHRISTIANS work at fun back was
brilliant for McCiuire's and the back
neih generally WAS in tine fettle.
'alderson. Willis and Vanwarnen
played we'll for Chatham
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
GENERALS BEAT MODES
OUTClASS NAVY ELEVEN
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
Johnson scores Touchdown and Young
Lands Placement GOui-ScOre 10
TO tE-Hcthei Plays Well.


ANNAPOLIS, November 4-Wash :
in&ton and Lee took Ntvy's measure in
football here this afternoon, in such
style AS 10 give the Midshipmen's CON
hnence severe Jolt. Although having
The advantage of weight and the added
neneht OF vet. slippery field. the
Sailors were uutclasScd more than the
lG-to-p score indicated.
For the entire last period the visitor;
played safe. and 10 save their several
invnlids. rescrted to "A kicking game.
Even =: this. they KEEP, the pla: on
Nays sid. Of the field.
In line plunGine, off tackle dashes
and sAirting. punting, forward pass
ing, place kicking and. indeed every
department o; high-g grade football, the
N!dsh!pInen wer. completely bestcd.
The Nirgini2ns' points were Tailed on
well-earned touchdown and the re-
sultlng goal. followed by IL neatly boot
ed placement goal from 4 difficult an
rle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
Thurman Brought to
Richmond Hospital

W. L.. Thurmnu. star uunrtrr bnrk
nn the fIRmpdcn-Sidnr! eleven.
was injured yesterday in the game
against William mud Mary. and
early last night WAS brought to the
JOhnstOn- Willis Hospital here for
medical attention. u IL thought
possible TINT his upper jaw T. frnr-
tured. DIR. FrHnk Johns had an v
rny photograph of the law made
Inst night. but up to an cn~I, hour
this morning the Plate hn,I not
been dcNclOned. Young Thurman
wns Sai6 to he resting comfortably.
md II IL believed TINT he will mend
rapitily. Iiia absence from the team
wOnid he disastrous at this stnGc of
tho Aens0n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
CRIPPLED MARSHAlllTES
FIGHT MAURY HIGH TO TIE
Eleven Able to Score in Sensn-
tionnl Rnttle-Corr Makes sixty
Yard ltun-tnderson shines.
Especial TO The Times -Dispatch.l

EoREoLRK. VA, November i.--For
the third consecutive season. John
Marshall High school, of Richmond,
and the Maury High commodorcS bat
tied TO :, ScurelcSs tie here to-day. The
game was one Of the fastest ana clcaL-
est ever played in Norfolk. and was
fun OF clean iackluu and sensational
plays by both elevcns.
The two cl-vcnS were evenly
matched. Maury outpluESd the visitors
in the first quarter. buI was unable 10
hold the John Marshall eleven in the
last quarter. Hastings Il MARY sub
stitute. tried for Held goal In the
second quarter from the thirty-ytrd
line. but the ball fell short.
John Marshall presented the best
team that the Conmodorcs have met
this season. Captain Core ram sixty
yards in the third quarter. after re-
cciving punt, but WAS downcd on
the Maury twenty tive yard line. He
was. with Anderson. the star OF the
John Marshall playing.
Ncithsr eleven could penetratc The
line. The .toucwall defense Of bo;h
clevens was too much. and only ten
first downs were mad. in the game.
i've being credited TO each eleven. The
game was mostly a Kicking game with
X cndall. Of the Mau-y eleven. outpunt-
ing Thompson by Il small margin.
Captain pndmun. Of Marry. played
the best game for his team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
FORM REVERSED FOR YALE
;'"'..atr'> F'eid Goal Held Lead Until
last Quarter, When ELS scored
Lengthy Pass.
Bv AssooiatcI rrr.s.l

NEW HAVEN. CONN. November T.
Starting the fourth period with the
score to against them. Vale to-day
showed n sudden reversal OF football
form and defeated Colgate, : to - Tho
winning touchdown was made when
Neville shot Ions forward pass To
!.ccore. Colgate scored in the second
period when West kicked Il goal from
placement Colgate outclassed the Ellis
in the early part Of the game and
AZ OF" time Vale prevented a touch
down only Icy taking the ball on downs
one root from the goal line.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
SHENANDOAH ACADEMY LOSES
TO EPISCOPAL HIGH StIIoOL.

Sprcini to The Times D,spatch
ALEXANDRIA,, VA. November -
Episcopal High school proved L. y.
better lnudlnrlis. and managed TO de-
feat the Shenandoah MiltHrN Academy
here this afternoon by the score 81 t.
to o. The gridirnn was very muddy
9 I'd slppery. The game vas hard
I night throughout
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05

navy ......................-f u D. =
Washington anG LIE ........G N dc
SUMMARY: Observation-Disclosures. Goal
from ouchdown-YounG. Fi"ld goal. nlacc
tich--tounr Referee. MnAveu ,Svar,h-
Had linssm ii1 rh"r rn"s
~ r-riods. - minutes each
Substitutes. Navy-SC- Il foi Wtr'i. pa.
h!"lla FOR Na-.!u. Won Hci.nL"rr for Gar.
ret. Clarke for Gilman. Hoffman for Perry.
GoutSteu for Jones. orr for W.ichrl. F..hs,
;or Won ii"!ml.rc. Harrison for Jackson
D-rHc!! for RCitie. Davies for Ingram. Mo.
C!ure for Go"dStciF. SI:.nr"r FOR Clarke
I.Hwoaugh Cor Dav!"r Washington and
i.e,-Gra ham tnr iark.1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05

Sf.hstitut"s: JOINS NUrsNNIi- W'Htt Tor 7.
Smith. L. Smith f%r Wya't - smith f"r
Kendall FOR Hastings. Hastings for H"I.
irormonr"r Cor Han. H'tl Tor lronnoucrr.
Truwn for Hall Eoutt for Fhrtsh"r. Mite
f. Bou,;. Iroumcng"- for long. Long
r"~ Beech Referee. Harry tG""rG"toNvn,.
t'uluirc. F.uCr.;"in tNirEinil F,chN ucad
'iuc-uvn. Robertson ~. e a and VI }.
TiuC 81 Gu"r'"rS. n minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-05
lineup and summary:

Harvard. Position Nirr,,i,
Ihinncy .............I.. E..... " bitn
Wheeler ............t.. T,....... :. MrI:ny
tiarR l., ,'ol.,,,nr
Harris ............ & .......... Chm, b,.,,r
Snow (; ri,
Sw"ctscr ...........,E T..-''''' WI
ifarte ...........,..R E.. r., .,,,,,
Murray .......,O q. E, "a r-,p-to,,
u Iik .........E. B............... Russell
score by periods: p.
Harvard .......-. I, II isi
Ns!G iTl,. ;.::.." o o
~ an; s ;u,n: tfH,ne Y CooliIsc coal:
from inuchdoWn--Bond i5I. Gardner. Field
iE"ni-Hnnd REfcrs~; ". $ l,anstrrd ,rrin.
E!! ,.;I an. S.urr,s lisbon partmoM.hl.
~ n"rtnd.. 10 minutes each,
substitute Harvard Brewer FOR phtnrev
H Ga for hr-wcr. Ryan FOR CASTOR. Hart.
ngto an for Clark, Dean for, Duncam. Wig.
HSke Tor FLYNN. Day for Snow Lowell FOR
sw""ts"r. Bat"hrl.ier FOR II,rtc H. C'ooiidR a
tn1 i't:g h%l'i.r L!S"ns t"r H. Coolidge. Viii
torn. for Bond. Bond ,or Horne 'rha IN az
Inr Bond Niryinia-Stewart for Mr Knv
thurman f"r Stewart Montague for church.
nnhl. stewart for Thurman. Calvert fnr
stewart Sic, nlakisv r." WARD: Hmg.r for Oar.
fih%'oh G""ch for Russell.