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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-12-07
Legal
NoIIce oL - seItIemeat-..

Estate of Louisa Borsman. deceased.
Public notice is hereby given that
the undersigned William C Ralsch. ad
miuistratOr of the estate OF Louisa
Borkman. deceased. has this day fled
his final report and settlement as such
In the probate court OF Rock Island
county. and hearing on said report has
been set for Dec Is. 1916. at 10 O'Clock
j. m. az which time persons interested
may appear and make objections there
10. and If po objections are flied. said
report viii be approved at that time.
and the undersigned viii ask for an
order Of distribution. and viii also ask
to he discharged
Rock Island H. Nov. 60 1916
WILLIAM C. RAISCH.
Administrator Of the estate OF Louisa
BoTkmau. deceased
Walker. Ingram & Sweeney attor-
aeys.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-12-07

said county. ou the first Monday ia
January. next and plead. answer or
demur % the said complainant S bill
of complaint tha same and matters
and Things therein charged ana stated
VIII BE- taken as confessed and de
cree entered against YOU according TO
tHe prayer of said bil3.
GEORGE ". GAMBLE, Clerk.
Rock Island III. Nov rs. 1916
Peter r. Iugelson. complainant 5 so
iirtor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-12-07
PRIsSIA,S HEAnSMAN RETfREs-

Breslau, Germany Prussta's Off
ciai headsman. Lorenz Schwietz. has
just retired after holding his unen-
viable position for g years, and with
a record of Ice beheadiRgA
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-01
Will Have TO Build New
Princeton Team Next Fall

the sheepskin route. briggs, Tibbott,
Eddy. Moore, Ames, Eberstadt, Math-
ieson, Brown, Gennert, Hogg, Nourse,
Latrobe, Mclean and Highley. are the
players Of this year. who finish their
university education in the spring.
Rush's team for 1917 VIII be made
up OF the greenest of green candi-
dates. The backfeld will be entirely
new. Thomas is the only holdover OF
any worth, and the poor Judgment Of
coaches in using him briefly against
Rutgers. IN 1915, and Harvard, this
year, completes his allotted threeyear
football years, technically, for he
played a year on the Sewanee eleven
before going to Princeton.
The line shows more promise, with
Funk. Wilson. and VIM. TO hold up
the ends, and with the giant guards,
Ruth and Warren, to work with. Nc
Graw is a holdover. He has been an
excellent defensive tackle, in every
game this season, and should be even
better in 1917
schmalz is the only man available
at present as a center, and he is inn
possible. according to Rush. Center,
Il seems, will be the weakest defen-
sive point in the next eleven.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-01
BEAUCHAMP and M HUGH
SHOOT THEIR TURKEYS

L. r. Beauchamp and Joe Ben Nc
Hugh were big gunner over the WI
mngton Trapshooting Club traps yes
terday. getting scores of 47N50 and
both winning the turkeys offered in
Class A. In Glass b. Dudley S. Wood
and 70. NJ. Ross with scores OF "A and
as, respectively. walked off with two
gobblers. Bill Jensen and Sam New
man came through with 80 out of 90
each. which was sufficient to win the
meat I'm Glass G.. while Albert Beggs
and DR. McElfatrick tied on 20 out OF
so in Glass d and Won the two tur-
KEYS I'm that class. The prize goose
for professionals which was shot roi
ON an added target handicap basis
went TO u. H. Calvin, the scratch man.
Who broke i6 out of 30.
The most interesting event Of the
dav was the miss and ont shoot for an
iS-pound turkey. and the competition
for this was more than keen. II. r.
Carton. a. C. Stubbe. J. y. McHugh,
ID. $. Wood. L. r. Beauchamp, J. G.
Hiehheld broke 10 straight-Beau-
champ doing so twice
Class A
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-01

"Beauchamp missed his first bird
on his first chance, but having two
chances continued to shoot, and
eventually won the prize.
The members OF the Wilmington
Trapshooting club win Journey to
Holmesburg Junction. Saturday, to en-
gage the s. S. Whites in the third
match OF the present league series.
Mrs. Riley and Miss Jennie Hirst
were tied for the lead In the first
class at the Greenhill shoot, each
breaking II of the possible % targets.
In the shoot-Off Mrs. Riley won. Mrs.
Riley led the first class, Mss Jessie A.
Gentieu the second class: Miss Celeste
Gent'eu the third class and Miss
Teresa Smith, with score Of
nought, was conceded the lead in the
fourth class.
In the draw for the prizes Mrs.
Riley won the chicken, Miss Jessie
Gentieu. the turkey; Miss Celeste
Gentieu, a napkin ring from Alaska,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-01
MORO With TOE HOLD
DOWNS TOM MARVIN

In the wind.up OF the second wrest-
ling bill OF the Wilmington Athletic
Association in Turn HALL last night. Jack
Moro defeated Tom Marvin. OF Cleve-
land, with a toe hold in one hour and
three minutes. Twice within about
three minutes Moro secured the deadly
hold. The first ono was broken, but the
second forced Marvin TO concede the fall
to Moro Marvin was 80 painfully in
iurcd by the hold that he was unable
to wrestlc 10 the second fall.
The local gruppler was always on the
offensive, while the Western man con-
tinually stalled. arousing the indigna-
tion OF the good sized audience. Referee
John " Cooper at one stage Of his lag
cling warned Marvin 20 work
The opening preliminary revealed the
identity Of the young local Masked
Marvel But few minutes of the bout
had passed before his mask so stiiled
him that he threw 1T of, and ne was
recognized as Andy Pines. Of the Key
stone y. G. lie throw Young Sem, Of
the keystone A. G.. in two falls. Tie
first was in seven minutes, with the
half Nelson and body hold, and the sec
ond in two minutes with the head lock.
The scmi-winduD proved a thriller.
Jack Barclay. the New York grappleT,
threw Jack Wilson, OF Chester. two
falls out OF three. Wilson gained the
first fall in 10 minutes with the ham,
mer-lock Barclay came back with
renewed vigor and threw the Chester
tie with the deadlock In nine min
utes. and duplicated again in twenty
seven minutes with the leg hold.
Frank Lynch announced that MORO
is willing 10 meet any 15S-pound
wrestler In the world. barring none,
The next show Of the association will
be held on December -, and the win
ner OF the wind-up, In which Jack
MORO will be contestant, VIII meet
Young Hackenschmidt
Tom Dodge again appeared. anu
stated his willingness TO post S2b
guarantee for a bout with John Her
acl. with whom he has long endeayor-
ed 20 secure a match.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-01
Church LEAGUE
Thursday Night Results.

Grace. Al; Second Baptist, 10.
Friends. %; Emmanuel, p.
Hanover, 36i West, 8.
Brandywinc, 27i Epworth, "a
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-01
FOOTBALL SCORES

University Of Pennsylvania, %
Cornell. g.
Mt ST. Mary's. %: Delaware, z.
Pittsburgh. 81; Penn State. 0.
Colgate. Is. Brown, o.
Fordham. IA; Villa Nova, 7.
Washington and Jefferson, ~: Rut-
gers. Q.
Georgetown. AZ; George Washing
ton. Z.
Muhlenberg Z; Ursinus, z
p. N. C., "a: Albright. Z.
Vanderbilt. o. Sewanee. 0.
Georgia. 8 Alabama. o.
Missouri. 10: Kansas, O.
Georgia Tech, 33: Auburn. Z.
Transyivania, 10; University OF
Lou syille. o.
Notre Dame. 20; Nebraska. o.
Wabash 10; Marquette. z
North Carolina, z Virginia. 0.
Rochester. 10: Vermont, G.
Bucknell, S: Lebanon Valley. O.
Tennessee. o: Kentucky state. 0.
Franklin and Marshall. 20; Gettys-
burg 10.
Ames 80: Drake. IA.
Creighton. 20: South Dakota. 10.
Kansas Aggies. AZ: Washburn Col
lece. 0.
University of Washington, IA; Uni
Yersity OF California. z.
Maryland State, "a; Johns Hop
kins. O.
Scholastic Scores.
Southern. z Wilmington, O.
villa Nova Prep. s; Chester High 0
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-01
BY HAMILTON.

United Press STAFF Correspondent
NEW YORK. Dec. SPEEDY Rush's
failure to knock the props from under
Yale and Harvard. this year, is hard
ly considered by Princeton students
and alumni as a drawback TO Rush's
vindication They believe that with
the graduation of the men who have
been mainstays this season. and the
advent OF new material Rush will be
given an opportunity 70 show what he
really can do at developing football
players.
II is contended that already Rush
has done splendidly in the showing Of
Harold Comey. the youthful backdeld
candidate. who was ruled out OF the
big games by his lack OF weight only.
Comey is a kicker second only to
briggs can run, use a stiff arm, and
can think. something Princeton quar-
terbacks Of this year have not been
able to do.
Graduation will deplete the Prince
ton team OF nearly every one OF its
veterans The entire backfield, with
the exception OF Thomas, who proba-
bly, viii be ruled out. will be lost by
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-01
DELAWARE BOYS win
HAVERFORD VARSITY 4. S.

HAVERFORD COLLEGE, Dec. L.
When the twelve varsity "H's" were an
nounced for the twelve regulars who
played on Hayerford's indicated rec
ord-msking team this season, it was
found that two OF these coveted insig-
MIA fell TO the lot Of Delawsre's native
sons. These two athletes are the two
ends OF the team, Don Chandler and
steve Curtis. Chandler is resident
Of Hockessin, Del, and he learned his
football at Cedarcroft School. while
"Steve" Curtis is a former Wilmington
Friends School star. who has made a
name for himself by his playing at the
Scarlet and Black college. Chandler is
senior, and will graduate this year
after two years of regular play. but
Curtis is a junior, and will be back for
his Job again next fall. Because OF
Haverfonl's wonderful record of not
losing game during tho year. she ranks
among the half.dozen teams in the
country still mconquered, and in recog-
milton OF this splendid work tho full
number Of varsity "H's' were awarded
TO the following twelve men who played
in the Swarthmore game; Captain Ram
sew Rowland, Van Dam, Sangree
Chandler, Crosman. Gilmour, Moore
IIavman, Curtis. Morgan and Sharp
After the awarding of the varsity in
sigma it was announced that John Mar
shall Crosman. better known in colleg
late athletics as "Aiarney' Crosman. had
been unanimously elected HaHerford''
football captain for 1917. Crosman i.
member OF the junior class, and dur
ing his three years at college he ha'
played on the football baseball, gym
swimming and cricket teams regularly
while at times he has represented thu
college on the soccer and track teams.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-01
MEDIA SAWARDEDFOR
breaking RECORDS
Fitzpatrick Alexander, Loose
and Hutton, Delaware Col
lege Athletes Re-
ceive Them
LETTERS, NUMERALS
ARE ALSO GIVEN OUT

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Dec 1.-The smoker
held BY Delaware College students in
the gymnasium Wednesday night
TO stimulate interest in the football
game played yesterday was one Of
unusual interest Notwithstanding tho
storm. Letters. numerals and medals
were awarded for the year.
The following men qualified for
their numerals in the annual inter-
class track and field meet Saturday.
May 10.
f9l7-J. C. Hastings, Smart, steele,
j. Heinel Marshall. a. G. Heinel and
tidance.
19iS-H. Alexander. Taylor, Brat
ton and Hutton.
-Marston, Wise. Craig. Wilson,
Tyson. Fitzpatrick. Oroole NJ. PLAN,
Wcldin and Lindsay.
Numerals in class baseball games,
i916-NorIison Bounds. Haley, era
ham and Clousor.
1917 Wilson. Ewing. Marshall,
LOOMS. Smith. Hastings. Cameron,
Thompson. Boauchamp, Ruth Apple
by.
19lS-,Reynolds, Herdman, c. r.
smith. Swayne. Stayton, Wilson,
ODaniel. Lovett and Lauritsen.
l9l9-AlcKenney, McElwee, Malone
PLAN. Giles and Robinson.
In tennis George Mcmillan received
he emblem.
Those receiving Che ~ in traci
were: Crothgs, Bratton. Steele, Loose
Fitzpatrick. Marston. Marshall, Cats
Craig. Crockett, Smith, Wilson, Huttol
and II. Alexander.
The winners OF the "D' in baseball
were: Doherty, Brewer, Fidance, d
Horsey. H. Horsey, O'Danicl, Pierson
Ferguson. Tapgart, Stewart and Hoch-
Those receiving the "Del' IN tract
wore. Webb. Booth lauritsen, Gilman
l.oyett. G. Smith and Ewing.
Record Breakers.
The following men who broke Della
ware College records during the yea
were awarded championship medals
Fitzpatrick. in half mile nun, TINT
Dos So; H. AleNandcr, broad jump.
feet 4 As inches; Loose. discus. lO2 fec
inches; Hutton. pole vault, 10 feet.
some 81 the winners in these warrior
sporfs afo now located in New AloNi'
With the First Regiment Organize
Militia of Delaware, and others gradl
ated last juno and are working i'm di
fcroni sections of the country.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-01
WILMINGTON 70 Shoot
DENTISTS TOMORROW

The Wilmington Trapshooting AS
ISOLATION will compete in the third
Of this seasons Philadelphia Trap
shooters League matches tomorrow
when the local organizations oppon-
ent will be the s. S. White Gun Club OF
Holmesburg Junction Pa, On the
Whites grounds
Holmesburs Junction may be reach
cd by trains from the Broad street
station of the F. 4. Il. in Philadel-
phia at 1903. los and 2.32; return
ing at Ais, 4.5O and sos p. m. The
majority of local shooters will prob
ably leave here at 1157 a. IN. in or
der to connect with the los from
Philadelphia.
The Dentists. as the members OF
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-01
TRAP SHOOTING
GENERAL SPORT

the S. S. White Gun Club arc called,
now hold the title Of 1sl5-lsl6
League Champions, and the scores
they have been making so far this
season would indicate that they have
designs upon this years pennant as
well. The Wilmington association
feels that they also have valid claims
on the championship, and are ready
and eager to contest the point over
the Dentists traps next Saturday
The local club was victorious in
last years league match against The
Whites, administering the only de-
feat suffered by the champions dur
ing the season. They feel confident
of being able to repeat on Decem-
Der and will endeavor to subdue
the strong S. S. White team by
strength OF numbers if by nothing
else. Several members Of the Will
mington Trapshooting Association
have already signifed their intention
of making the trip by auto.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-01

Saturday Night Schedule.
Msdelely vs. Old Swedes. at Old
Swedes.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-01

Substitutes Handy for MCCloskey.
Field goals: NcVcy, 4. Rand, CAL
laehcr 4. McCloskey. .. Abrams. 1;
Benjamin. . Backett 3 Bouscheiie,
B. Foul goals MoNey. ] Mclaughlin,
/ Abrams Benjamin. /. Referee
RYAN
The Saturday might schedule and
referees follow.
Eden Us. Noniclair. at Y. NJ. II. 4.
Hall (Bnl McGowanl.
Norwood VS.. Highland at Haglcy
lEddic Abrahams).
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-01
aoc-EvERYDAY cHOcOLATES-aoc.

29c-bNEkfDAf ShONOLA lEo--2oc
Packed in three layer white and gold
box, containing forty high-grade cream
centers, nut and fruit pieces Special
age the pound box.
Pecan nuts in cream, Italian style. sec
the pound.
Danforth's Dependable Drugs,
Market and Second Sts.-Adv.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-01
HACLEY TRIMS CHEMICALS
IN CITY LEAGUE opener

The CITY Basketball League got un-
der way on Wednesday night Hagloy
defeating General Chemical five I'm the
Haplcy cage. "a TO 20 The game was
iho,bcsi ever seen in the Hagley cage,
being wen played and without n dis
cordupt note as TO refereeing. II was
splendid opener for the league and
Indicated a successful season of clean
basketball by the new organization.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1916-09-22
1870 II. IVA. RAIN OR SHINE

GOOD ROADS being built into Red Boiling Springs frmn
every direction. WoRKiISi NOW INPRQGRESS the NEW
ROAD from LAFAYETTE to RED BOII4NG SPRINGS, which
conpects it with HARTSV and NASHVILLE,
Where formerly took double team to pua wagon the
Little Henry goes up high Work also in progress
the Carthage road Peytons Creek The road from
B0R0 is ALREADY to above North Springs and
will doubesssoon be completed into Red Boiling Spring there
by connecting with Gainesboro Cokeve Sparta and all that
section of the state In just little while Red Boiling Springs
will be the center of GREAT SYSTEM OF GOOD ROADS, ald
the throngs of tourists hatnow come will be doubled and t
ed town and country will and prosper and real estate
values will grow by leaps and bounds.
How often you have said IF had known ten years what
know now could have made fortune in land'and you
COULD But the OPPORTUNITY NOW GREATER THAN EVER BEEDREg The
net ten years will witness progress and prosperity yet
dreamed NOW is THE TIME TO INCEST
AND LOOK AT THE TERthe easiest you ever heard ofyou cam.
pay for tract and misst and it will GROW DOLLARS
WHILE YOU SLEEP.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1916-09-22

This land will be put up and SOLD FOR THE HIGH DOLLAR p
REGARDLESS OF PRICE VALUE and absolutely wthoutby-
bid or reservation. YOUR OWN PRICE GETS IT.
This property is owned by King Bros and known he
old Frank Kirby located three miles from Red Boiling
Springs the road from the Springs Gibbs main
road leading into Red Boiling Springs This tract is fine for farm
ing purposes level rich and productive and known all the
country asthe ressbody of land in this entire section.
Red Boiling Springs rapidly growing into city, More
houses have been built Red Boiling Springs the last months
than other town of twice it's in the State The demand
for farming land in this section is rapidly increasing.
The four big hotels and many private boarding houses with
their thousands of visitors annually furnish AN UNEQUALED
MARKET FOR ALL KINDS OF FARM PRODUCTS. Wagons,
cars and trucks the country for miles around gather milk
butter chickens eggs beans tomatoes apples corn potatoes and
other eaabes good prices ANY MAN CAN BUY THIS LAND
AND EASILY PAY FOR 1T IN A YEAR OR TWO WITH TRUCK
FARMING ALONE IT will grow profusion tobocco
wheat OATS rye potatoes clover and all kinds of fact
every product known to field, orchard garden
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bIudierten amerifaniirjcn 8elu6iGcr
hiu6nrf, friid) unb frub nub unbe.
idyd0igt nit mertuOaer 2aSHng - iu
bcr iideren Gbeaiapeafe &ap. 8roR-
britanntcn ritbmt iidj - uOdjl - Der
SerridJaft Der Wlcere; 9cutIdJIono
itellt bic lgebcrraIAnngen Der Mecrc
unS bic britiIdle SeebcrrIfaFt mantt
mcbr uaS mebr; hGs britiIdje yErcs
tigc" sur See gebt atrbr nnS mcfr
in Die Bride, mirO ,uebr uno mebr
sum @egentanS OOn SoBn nuS
SpUtt.
vuub Der iic6ente fDlst IOgleih,"
Gs lit idlucr, Rd Der snocrFd)tli-
den 8rspbe5einns SIT entbulteu.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-07-13
9 eidIii

8ir, Ser 5toatsperbono bon Siio
8ofota, eineGereinigung, Die MIR aus
merifattiihen 8iirgern iih 5uiam.
menIebt, perionttnelt IN erl1iter uno
GROCER 3eit, periihern unierm ietigen
9aterIano unenttpegte oeuti6e freue,
tpie iie felt Dem 8eiteben besielben
in1lner u,to al(entbalben bon oen
9eutihnnerifanern geiibt tpuroe,
ipelhe 9atiahe bic @eidid)te Der
rabmreihen HepubIif Der 8ereini9ten
@tooten flor u1lo iiber alien 3neifel
erbnben bartlit
llnlerem oIten 8oterInnbe aber
Ipreher mir oIs rehtlih oerfeube
MenIhen Die groBte Eeilnnbme unO
beraliditen 8iinide au Dem beiBen
9finseil aus, oas es iebt in bent
ibueriten aller ariege fiir oie eoel.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-07-13
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