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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-04-21
Honor List

New-E. W. Rexrode. Mont
erev: Rev. R. Il. Evans, Crabbot-
tom; VI. Lowry, Bolar; Mrs.
Sallie W. Lacy, Franklin.
Renewals--J. c. Pruitt, Pinck-
new; Mrs. Martha J. Echard, Sugar
Grove; W. A. ;Rexrode, Stanton.
R. F. D. No 7; DR.. A. W. Miller.
Monterey; Clyde Blagg, Charleston
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-04-21

A Telegram from Charlottesville
Monday evening, reported Mrs.
James Hevener as in critical con-
dition and summoned her relatives
On Tuesday morning Mr.. Hevener,
his daughter and stepson left for
the hospital, and as no word has
been received since, the inference
is that Mrs Hevener has rallied.
She was taken to the hospital
ten days ago, after serious illness
at her home near Hightown.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-04-21
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,
Lexington, Va

I'FNIIIo WIT VIZ
The board OF visitors at their Annual
Meeting on The 18th of next June. Will
appoint State Cadets tn fill vacancies In
the 7,h 9Th. 1lth,s3lst, 25'h, 9Th, % h,
goth Senatorial Districts and several
vacancies fir m the state AT LARGE.
These appointments carry free 10 'rd
and tuition. applications should be All
dressed to tho undersigned on or before
June 9th, on forms that will be sent up
on request E. W. NICHOLS, Supt.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-04-21
For Sale-Real Bargains

IN SECONDHAND CARS RE.
BUILT:
! five passenger Studebaker 80
b. p. for $3.50.
| Ford Truck $1C0.
|, 30 h. p. five passenger Buick
$3.50.
/, 35 b. p, five passenger Buick
$500
l, 1916 model, five passenger
Ford $3.50.
All of the above mentioned cars
a in good condition. Come at
once and Look them over.
Kyle Garage Co.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-04-21
Business Advertisements

FOR SALE-219 acres in Augusta
county, two sets of Improvements on it.
Will sell all together or in two separate
tracts Call and see or write to F. s.
Hodge, Clara, Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-04-21

WANTED-20 head yearling cattle
to keep on first class sod.
Elbridge Hinkle,
4t CrabDottom Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-04-21
Dental Notice

DR.. G. c.. Trnmbo will be in Doe
Hill for two week, beginning May
16, prepared to do dental work.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-04-21

NOTIrE-If you want TO buy or sell
anything place an advertisement in this
column Rate five cents line. Count
six words TO the line. There are lots of
things going to waste that some one
would gladly buy. ADV and get rid OF it
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-04-21

Need it badly. Why don't you
give it to them? You put it
off from day to day.
Do you know the
risk you run?
Every days delay means added
danger to your health and
Eye sight.
I provide Glasses to meet every de-
feet of vision and my charges
are moderate.
NO CHARGES FOR EXAMINATION
During court at Monterey, Va.
Fl. ARTHUR HALL, Optometrlst
Must Settle
Those who know themselves tn
be indebted to Dr.. J" d. Fltzhugh
are hereby notified that unless set
Element is male within 30 days,
accounts will be placed in hands OF
officer. Settlements may be made
at Hoover & Beverages store, Doe
Hill. Ms. W. d. Fitzhugh
Al ril IA, 1916 II
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-04-21

FOR SALE-1 good riding and div
ing horse. 6years old, perfectly gentle.
Can be seen at my place
G. W Messick, Monterey
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-04-21
Dental Notice

DR.. G. C. Trumbo will be in Doe
Hill fol two weeks, beginning May
Is. prepared to do dental work.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-04-21

The Mission Study Class will
meet Friday afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock in the Reading Room.
Study Chapter Four
Phoebe D. Wilson
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-04-21

FOR SALE-A nice house and lot on
South Spruce Street. Fer particulars
apply to d. G, Graham, Monterey, Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-04-21
IF. TANNRHILL J.F McNULTY
stanton va. monterey va
REAL ESTATE

We have buyers for timber
tracts and grazing landin Highland.
We have largeist offa ms for sale
in Augusta, Rockbri3ge, Albermarl,
O"a"ge. and adjoining Counties
~ criptions and information given
c,n I've depended upon. F r il
il nation apply to -
] F Monthly.
Sl.75 gets the he>ufr,l a d + q
rhr'cc.a week WU 1 for "hCle
yer We rerr've y M Ter Of subs
for this combination. Why not vous
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-04-21

WANTED 3 barrels of I'M
slacAeu lime delivered To Mon
Grey, Va. Write anu give prices
to II. X Samples.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1916-04-21

1t pays to advertise : try. the
Highland Recorder.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-09-01
Air FIGHTERS stay Far Apart.
o.o0-on-No.oAo-oo.oNNoooa

AS everyone probably knows, the
principle of suction accounts for a
great many marine disasters. Two
ships run close to each other and sue
ton brings them together. 1t is the
same with aeroplanes, only that in
the nature Of things the suction Is
hundred times more powerful. When
hear those stories about aeroplanes
attacking each other within 40 yards,
| always: cross my fingers. Two
machines approaching each other
at that distance would come together
and smash. The men who run the
de chasse understand that
better than l do. In mAneuverfng to
attack they try never to approach
nearer than a hundred yards.-Satur-
day Evening Past.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-09-01
one rhlno that Pleased Him.

If you would please mother, praise
her child but do it with discretion. A
visiting gentleman had submitted for
some time to the attentions of the
three-year-old boy of his hostess, but
at last he became tired of having his
whiskers pulled and his corns trodden
upon.
Madam" he said, "there is one
thing about your charming little boy
that especially pleases me-"
"And what is thatY asked the smil-
ing mother
"That he isn't a twin. New York
Globe.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-09-01
War KiIIino off Birds.

War has killed thousands Of migrat.
ing birds, the poisonous gases emit
ted by cannon spreading to great dis
tances through the air. Crops are
likely to suffer in the south Of Europe
from the lack of insect destroyers, and
in Great Britain also there is lack Of
usual summer visitors. Zeppelin and
aeroplanes are said to be mtinly re-
sponslble for the dearth of birds in
Ireland, which is to be inquired int0
by o special commission.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-09-01
Just That Kind.

''Dubwaite heats anybody ever saw
raising money for charity"
81 wish he would occasionally give
some thought to his own affairs"
why do you say thatY
Because / happen to be his land
lord. He's SO busy helping other peo-
pie to raiss 4ant that he forgets to pay
bis own"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-13

dusseeIi9sn. ia IOsar nO9 stpas
mehr %sstUonnen, aIs bieIet DerIOrsn
bate.
BinD b6rte 6et niiIdntsn @es
ididte nit GuBerit semiIdten Sc
fiibleu gu. ginsrleits fiiblte sr T6
our9 bic 5ilfeIeiituug Der beiben DON
i9perem Druid bsfrsit, anberieits
OerbroB es Jpn fort, OaB 2tap nit
oieIem nilofrsmOen Wleniden ges
meinfum lpiber Ietutn 2ei9tfiun 81
6tloe ge5o9eu mar.
8as perpinI6te Sen! Mufte Is
Der Seqfel boIen! = ga, ober Die
9ouptfu9e: E: bate fem @elb lpies
Der, uno ite tonnten nun nod pas
lermo.
sd I6ldge Dor, oaB mir fobolb
aIs m0glid 0ieIen gra6tort nsrluIs
fen" Iagte 8iab G. Q6enb, oIs beis
De, 8iGg II at0a it9 sbsn our
aube gelegt bottsu. DDS Grlebnis
bon beute murgen 1T mir in bic Sims
den gefa1ren."
oQu9 fir mid mar oieIer Gag
elm @rlebnis," e~utJegnete Gill;
,0enn t4 6obc bid 6eute BON elmer
gon5 neuen Settle teunen geIernt."
4ba! Sect trisgte er feline @ars
binenpreoigt!
s5n, fiebt b." Oeriufte Bi[p
Ider5enO ab3upsbren, riett t9 bid
5eiiBe, babe i'd chen gu oiel Slid in
Der 2ie6e. 8draus ertIdrt Ii6 ALIEN
mein uusgeiprD9enes Bed i'm Sen"
,6ite bid, 8iap, boB es ni9t
pieoer lmgets6rt miro" Iogte SiQp
in einem eigentHmli9 narnenben
Son, ben er nod ME BEL ibr gebort
butte. n0iesmul osrgebe t1 Dir bei=
men 5repel, aber nun feline 6iinbe
me9r pioer ben beiligen @eiit unIrer
9emeinT9aft! 9enn fouIt miiBte i'd
bid fir linen 9arntterloTen Mlann
uuo elm 4ardtterlofer Mann
no, ous TT fir mid iiber6aupt
tein Monn. SeOenfnas f0nnte Der ME
2e6en - msin Uann bIetben!"
0iap gloubte nidt EDIT gu b0ren,
aber ite botte Die Borte Wtrtli9 ges
IprOden. uno isBt I0f8te ie bic
brebte f9 auf bic abtebrs
ieite uno mar I'M Sanoumbreben ein>
Diap lag total 0er6liifft in feiz
men &ifsn. Gr ma6te Elm perbotsn
t6ridtes @eii8t. Gum Slid tonnte
man es i'm 9unteln ni6t feben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-13
Ri6tioRtlIuna.

Ri4tisftlIuna. @atiin,
Dos Selephon It bod cine grotors
ti9e GrfinOung. Sept lam Elm Mann
auf 100 MeiIen gntfernuns nit ieis
ner 5rau iprs@ea".
8otte: aao, Idgen mir lisbsr, iAr
Sub0renl"
@4IoutOpt 0ans gu Isi.
ner S9peiter, bic BPM oer Sanie eli
men 4pfeI erhieltl: ,@paen mir
nfft aodm nuO Gpa ipislsn, liabs
@rste2"
8rete: .ggit mo6t mann basg4
9ans: s0u muBt mid NIT Dem
apfeI Oeriu6en, bann sTfe i9 tbn@.
8eroiente Strofe. 6ouss
berr ian Der Sire: .Ridts no!
9ier tperben feline NImoIen 1ugees
teitt! SD muB aud orbsiisn!"
8~usabunb: .9sTdisbt Sbnen acns
reat! @arum babsn sic mas sss
lerut2"
9epd9rt. vWie bat i1
oenn Sbr 5unb Bel benz lleberfoi
betpdbrt9"
%. er Bot fsinsr 9rtTur ale gbre
aemott. 2as Der GtroI1 nit lsinem
aniippgI anf mid losgins, tit Atr
a0ter frfort = b'riiber neg esTpruu
eGs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-13
Die SentObnrser Sdladt.

.Qts Die H1mer fred geporben, 5os
gen iie", pie es in Dem 6%etannten
Xieoe bieB, grlo4 9euti4lanbs Rurz
BEN. glatiirli9 tOnrten iie Dies ni4t
tun, obne einen 9eneral babei gu
baber, uub oarum CAB Der aaiIer
4uguitus ibnen ben 9arus nit. Der
bereits ben IRiIitdrOienItoroen beiaB.
qts nun 4rmnius zines 3nges in
Der 3eitung Las, oaB oret 2egiDnen
gbe9ufs gr0Berer llebungen i'm Sc
ldnoe" nn9 Dem Rbeine 3ogen, pa
Iprang er nit eInenl abnungsuolen
o4ba!" auf unb elite 81 ieinen
5reunOen, bic gelaoe a4f ibren 3D.
renieQen logen uno Jpn luftig ibre
9umpen entge8snlapangen.
v&omm, 8rubei, trtnt mit!" rte>
fen iie Tim gu, bod arminius oerIeBs
tie: ngti4ts oa, IeBt tit feline 3eit
gum 1rtnten. 2aBt uns erit bic R0s
mer aus Dem aaHpe iagen, ionft tons
men mir tein Slap mebr in Ru9e trims
ter.
ylit einem beftigen .9onnerpet>
teri" Iprans Die gan3s @eieaf4aft
auf. Damn 9uDen ie ibrs 9umpen
in Die 9obs uno rtefen: ,4rminius
ioa Ieben! 9urrab!" uno trantsn
aus. 9urtig etlten fe oapon BON
Stamm gu Stamm, aberua rufeno:
Die G0mer tommen. - anb lberaa
Hang ibnen bic Qntnort: r8erfts
'nous!"
Sn tur3er 3eit mar bic 6eutI9e
Ganopebr ein6eruten; balb Itonb Der
oeutf4e 9eerbann in guten @erteden
i'm Seutoburgsr 8albe. Mud Die
Romer IteBen nt4t LANCE auf iid parz
ten, uuO Nun banOeIte eS fih Inn
bic betannte 5rugs: .@er bat bih,
on f4Dner MaIo2" - Qber bic Ser
manen mo4teu penig ltmftdnbe; fie
iongen; Sic fo0sn Jpn ni6t ba6en!"
uno porfen 5teine, 9feile unb @urfs
tPeere flogen noa oben berab ouf bic
ROmer, bic in benz bonn Reqen uufs
Gepetnten @aGobOben ibren gausen
Drill nerloren.
4Is Die 9ermonen genpg geporfen
botten, erf9oa bas Gommdnoo.
salt bn8 9etpebr, mQrf6, maridl"
uno nit betdubenbem ,Surrab!"
tatnten bic 9oufen pe8 4rminius in
Die geli9teten 2egionen, bic qerne
ousgeriHen ndren, ipenn es nur in
benz Boloe reft gsgdngen mare
8drus fob benz Ding ntGt LANCE
81; benn penIipniert mare er oph
9eiporben. .5utid fino mir einmaI~,
iagte er blaiiert, pallo 56IuB!" rief
e lalt nno ftiir5te iid in Iein
S9pert.
Die Sieger aber Idubertsn Sen
BaIb, uno tpdbrenb in 3om bic
aammer ftirmifds 6ibunoea belt
iibsr Reubiloung bon Q~eaionsn,
i9paHgen Die @ermanen in tbrsu
BdIbsrn untsr Dem fr6Ai6en @eleua
Der -Na6t am Rbtia+ unb oss Sell
Dir i'm Siese-trans" ibre boIeu
9umpen; bic etnsn beiimmtsn ben
NloB fir BAG fpdtsrt Sermannsbent.
mol, anosre 9riinosten einen arieders
psrein, uno elmer, Der bon Ben R6=
mern einist Iateinif9s 8rOden anTees
i4nappt bate. msints: ergo bi6ns
musl'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-13

btNsh ~ HpW Ntutg % Oct Ut0fl
bon sinem Wonn besanssn purb
oosr BON elmer frau"
s9aben Gle stnen bsItimmten Der.
oadt2" fragte 2aura.
9errid iab no9oenllid bot I'D
BIN. sd peiB ni9t, mas i'd Eager
loa. glebmen mir m, bic 6rul
iHloB ielbsr Oos 9aus auf. Die fl
au benz GdIiGd tam, ipeib mar
nidt. Gle pOlte bielsi6t ismanOer
bier treffen bie0ei6t 5nsi Der
onen = unb bisie ermurbeten lie.
r3psi psrIoHeuR~ uHterbra9 i1r
soura baItig.
sSa 1T eritens Der iunge Mann,
BEN nit Wliler p~Iduoerts, UNI Jpn Oer
8iQu %feru3ubaIteu. unb Der anoere.
Der fe ermOroste. gleGmen mir an,
bic 6rou babe 6etbe g~etr0iien. qls
man pom 5eniier aus Den poliJiIt.n
gelDabrte, oerlieB Drummer ems Oas
9aus, um gliaer p~eg5uIodeu. aIs
lem ge5iiebcu mil GUNNER Jmei,
feet Ii4 Die 5rdu ans 9tano. Quf
Dem R~oteuitduOer liegt 0as Rotens
blatt: g9etmut, iiBs 5simat. Gle
teHnt oas Gieb uno iingt Is. Der
UtOroer itebt binter tbr un0 erItt9t
lie. Damn ergetft er bic 6luGt."
rSie uergeim, baB 0as qieO ges
IuHgen ruuroe, als 3ummeE ems NOD
ni4t nit Uliler geIpro9en bntts!"
Die 6rou begdnn paBri6einli9
lotort gu iingcu, nadoem Drummer
Gins gegdngen mar
p8orber." mari goura Elm. Scr
PoIi3tit bDrts bod i4on an per
garteutilr Dem 3eiane az, lpGbrsno
gtummer ems nod i'm Souie mar.
Riuer lit bod Les @eianaes fue9en
Ite9en aeblieben, um 5u5ubDren."
DerrId 3og BIC Stirn in GaIten.
rs I'll cine 1dtieIpdItt geIGi6te,
II. sd tappt iiberaQ inn
Duutelm SD tonn porlGufig ni4ts
pciIer tun, beODr ;b uitt 6erru
seller geipro6cn babe Gr muB 0o6
pie bic 5rau
agli4ts peiB en-" fieI 2aura unges
tim elm. oGr lam ntdats piIisn,
st Iiegt traut ia 8eftIifi uno -
uSeoenfaas rparte ih ab, mas er
3u iugen bat" uuterbru9 Der Sns
tur3 0as iun9e gldoden,
81 er9ob Ti4, ME INN on3uoeuten,
Dab er bic antcrrcbung aIs teenoet
6etradte. Qls sr Gle Cir GFfnete
trat 1racep baitig betein.
sYtein auto it gsiuHoeu!" risf er
nNO2" fragten 2oura un0 0srrid
pie aus eiuem Munoe.
Dor benz Gputtng GroB Balm.
]of!"
sd made sic oarauf aufmert.
.om," pnnote Iih Qaula raid an ben
.0aB man pom GEARING.
5roB. 8u5nboi aus niat nab 8eits
.Itfi fabren tann."
sd babe ia 9errn Seller aud
nod nidt bei6uloigi," go6 Der ,Su,
i4roff 3uriid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-13
5. 8 apit.L

.. IT dptt-L
IS CAB uatIrlth cine ~uuge6eurt
4ufreguuq iibsr oa8 ,tpeiBe Simmer"
ME es iest uIent6alben g~eudnni
Duros. Die grfDobner ocs gotortes
1roia paren entIett, baB Ii1 in ibrer
ltlaen 9e8snb stlua5 10 GpredIi@es
5uaetragen bate. Der title Grt mar
ieBt nie Elm oufgeregter Qmsilen
eauien. Reporisr. Deteltips, goIi.
3iitsn, Neugiertgs uuo aaerbnno I'M.
ntiBes Bolt fapirrten ourdeinanoer
9err uuo i}tau 5ysler I;eBen lbr 2inD
in 8eittltff 3urud unD tamen mad
Qauie, I'm Dem Go'altermine bei3us
pobneu, Der in .inem 9albau5 obs
gebaIten Duros. Seller tefano ga.
tauf, DAB Die 2eide icfort aus Der
giaa aiur geidaffi puroe.
s0as bate bod Iofort gei&sbeu
miifen." ertIdrte e.. SD femme Die
6rau niat. meme 5rau tennt fe
aud nidt unb i'd begreifs ni4t, ME
fs in mein 6aus tam"
sat uuBer Sbuen nod iemano
eiuen 9ausiaIiiieI CUR @iqa Qiag8"
irogte SnipettOr 9srrid. pdbrenb er
Seller i4arf heo5ohtete.
sRiemano auBer mir bat einen
5ausinluTeI," ~nntpprtete Seller.
pGs tit Elm gau3 m~ertnaroiges
S4IoB. 0a Ieben Sie istbFt." ST
3og eineu Iangen, l4maIen SdliiFeI
aus Der Safde, porauf 9errid Oep
pon Mltler g~efunOenen S4liiFeI DOr.
3eigte. Die bei0en G4IuHel Iabsn
chamber gum 9erpe9ieln dbnIt9.
Sic iebsn," fagte 9errid, sbaB Elm
8uplitat eriitiert."
. rBober baden Sic Den S9IiFel?"
Der iunge Rann, Der Miaer Dom
Saufe fortIodts, perlor ibn."
sMertpiirOig,- iagte Seller Der.
iuunbsrt. rDas bsrftebe i9 einfo6
nt9t. SD fam bod niht a%nnsbmsn
DAB Der S9IoTer. Der meiusn GdIii.
Eel mafte. etnen 5petten onferttsts
umio u,ebr, dIs i'd e inn aus'
OritIi9 unterfdgt bobe."
-aDnnen sic mir Ieire abrele
neunen2"
$50, gepiB. SD babe iie IN mel.
mem gureau in Der StaDt. 46er Id
bin feIt i~iber5eu9t, Der Ulann 1T pers
truuenspurbie, sr 1T elm iehr ahts
6arer 6an0perter."
sSm," CAB 9errid surid, ii9 Das
Slim itrei6eno, ra6tbare 9onopsrter
tun maHbmdi audi mos fir Gsl0
mas tie uiht biirften."
oaber parum lit bieie 5rau in
mein 5aus getommen2 @arum III
tie bier ermor6et poroen9"
sd psiB ss ni9t. sic tennsu hi.
8rou pirtIin ni9t91 fraste 9srrid
in 5peiFsInoem Zone.
Grrsfesuns fOIGt.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-13

G0riissuns ioIai.)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-07
CASSTGNOL TO OPEN
BILLIARD SERIES HERE
Plays Cochran in First Match
of Five at Allinger's
Tonight

Firmin Cassignol, champion billiardlst
of France, who came to this country to
force Willie Hoppe, worlds champion
into matches for the 1871 and 1872 balk-
line titles, will open fivegame match
with Welker Cochran, the boy wonder
at Allingors Academy tonight. The other
games will be played in the afternoons
and evenings OF Tuesday and Wednesday.
Not only will this be the first oppor-
tunity of Philadelphans to see Cassignol
in action, but they will witness n great
match, as Cochran has proved concu-
sively that he is certain to be the most
dangerous contender for Hopes title
within few years if the wizard Is still
the champion.
Cassgnol is rated as n greater player
than Melbourne Inman and other Euro
peans who have toured this country in
recent years. Invariably the English and
other foreign champions are experts at
one particular style. but they are help
less in a long match with the American
stars. who master every angle of the
game.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-07
JEFF MAY REFEREE
WILLARD-MORAN GO
Tex Rickard Will Ask Former
Champion to Officiate in
March II Bout

NEW YORK, Feb. flames ]. Jefrries,
former worlds champion heavyweight,
will be asked to referee the ten.round
battle between Jess Willard and Frank
Moran, which is scheduled to be held
somewhere" in this city on March Il.
Tex Rickard, who Is promoting the affair,
will offer JEFF the job.
Rickard and Jeffries arc great friends.
They have kept up n correspondence ever
since the fight between Jeffries and Jack
Johnson, which was promoted and refereed
by Rickard.
In case Jeffries accepts Tex's offer. ap.
plication will be made to the State Athletic
Commission for rereree's license for
Jeffres. Whether the commission will
grant this license is problematical, but If
precedent is followed there may be some
difficulties placed in the way of Jeff's
appointment
II think that Jeffries as referee will
help the match along" declared Rickard.
II intend to invite Jeffries to see the bout
as my guest, anyway"
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ENDICOTT TO CAPTAIN
1916 SWARTHMORE TEAM
Right Tackle Unanimous Choice for
Leadership of Eleven

colt unanimously was elected captain of the
Swarthmore 1916 football team yesterday at the
annual banquet given to the players by DR..
Edward Martin a former Swarthmore student
now head OF the University Hospital.
EndiCott, whose home Is in Atlantic City,
came to Swarthmore from Peddie Institute
where he played football for four years, being
member OF which has since starred on varsity
elGvens. At Swarthmorc Endcott has been a
regular the first team for three years as
right tackle. He has gained reputation. He
is % years old. weighs 200 pounds. Is feet
inch in height and is n junior in the arts de-
partmCnt OF the college.
Thrty-fve members OF the squad attended
the banquet. held at the Sprlnghaven Country
Club. Doctor Martin, Bob Maxwell. Swarth.
more's Al-Amerca guard and coach, and Bill
Roper were among those present. The follow
ing letter men voted in the election: Captain
Smith, Curtin A, Bush, A. Cornog, McGovern,
STOW and Ridpath
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VIII Stop Moran,
Says Jess Willard

CHICAGO, Feb. 6.-Jess Will
lard declared that the fight with
Frank Moran in New York on
March II will not go the 10 rounds,
and he doubts if the Pittsburgher
will last eight with him.
"I am going to make this fight
as short as possible" said willard,
although l hate to deprive the
fans of the chance to see lot of
fighting for their money, but I
think they will be satisfied with
what they have seen after l finish
with Moran. This will be only a
10-round bout, and you can bet that
will fight hard and fast from the
start until it ends"
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yAVED FROM A KNOCKOUT
IN SIX THRILLING ACTS
Jimmy Jarvis, of Bawston, Wins Oratorical De-
cision Over Johnny Mayo at National, but
Loses the Boxing Contest
By ROBERT w. MAXWELL

yer OIL man wont know you. You oughtta
pe more careful wit yerself and quit ftin'
don't like to hook up wit any
gohnny ruShes Jdrvis all oVer the RING,
fcrds shct1er Of ri1hts and lefts TO body.
puts hard one across the jar and has
Jimmy hanging on the ropes. Jimmy
olooES Wrec more SDingS tDith his jdto,
aud they clinch.
Johnny-Thash what call ftin'. Come
onanfte.
Jimmy-hams. Sometimes when I get
real careless yer liable to hit me, but 1
amt worrin' Yeh oughtta be drvin' a
(Johnny lands hdlt-dozen hard biotos
on Jtmmys jdto, and again Jimmy tudb-
bles aud falls Into cttnchJ
Johnny--Whatcha talkin' about, yeh big
boob? Comeonanflte.
JImmy-truck. (BoHJ I'll get yeh mex
roun'.
ROUND THREE
Jimmy--What You here again? Yeh'd
better pick out n nice soft spot. becaws
I'm goin' ia getcha. This flte has gone
fur enough, l never seen such
(Johnny again punches Jimmy all ovcr
the ring, and Jimmy seems ready to take
me count He saves himself by falling
into a chnch.J
'vlilS--l dlu BOln 10 SIAn Ter tnlS
no longer. Comeonanfte.
Jimmy-a bum. Jack McGuigan Is n
big boob II he pays you fer this. You
oughtnt get nothin' but n bag of peanuts
Gee your awful ham, (BeM) I'll getcha
mex roun'.
ROUNDS FOUR, FIVE AND SIX
Jmmy-So yer the guy what wanted to
fite Johnny Kilbane! Haw, haw: l can't
help laffln' at the noive f some of you
johnny once more lands at tOiii tUhile
Jdruis sends tUeqk let's TO the face. Jimmy
is tcedkening III the legs, but his voice is
strong He falls into a clinch and reSts)
JOHNNY never saw such a guy fer
talkin' all tn time. (Hits Jimmy until
his arms are tired.J This amt no grafton
Comeonanfite.
Jimmy-tramps. Why, you aint got no
shal a-tall. Yeh poor fish. I'm the guy
what
Johnny-Aw, fergit it. Comeonanfite
Jimmy-learned Patsy Cline how to flte
Yeh wouldn' las two minutes with Kill
bane. It's awful ia be sucha poor boob.
Honest Pm sorry fer yeh. It's a shame to
ruin such good truck driver. Why don't
yer foller yer regular trade? You aint no
-(belll. Well, good night, Kid, yer
swell fighter Yeh'll be champion some
day. (They smile and shake handS.)
CURTAIN"
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VIII Soothe Zim
With Ear Mufs

During the course Of year
Heinie Zimmerman, Of the Cubs, is
the target of much abuse from the
players of the opposing teams
bench. Heinie is of sensitive
nature, and it is just the verbal
abuse, according to Joe Tinker, that
upsets Heinie's nerves and leads to
so many of his wrangles with the
umpires.
To remedy this Tinker plans to
have Heinie stuff wads of cotton in
his ears during the coming season,
and thus make him immune to the
malicious oratory of the opposing
athletes.