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Washington Journal., 1916-11-17

Die groBe Malle Der 8rogrpliipen sen
6ilbrern in Der llnteritiibung ser re-
publifanii6en &anoioaten folgte ltno
mnn muB 5ur lleber3eugung fommen,
Dab iie es nidt totem uno ooB iie fir
8illon rno Die oemofratil9en Som
greBfan0ioaten ltimmten. Den be-
item 8efpeis oafiir ltefern Ser Staat
California, oeiien @Ieftoralitimmen
Serrn Srgbes BEN Sieg gegeben ba-
ben miiroe. Sier puroe ser pro
greiIibe @ouoerneilr 9iram Sobnlon,
Ser ais &anoioat fir Die 8i3e-BrGli-
oentl1aft Dor bier Sabren olf Dem
Gooiepelt-Sidet itano, bon Ben &epll-
blifanern gum 8unoeSienator nonli-
inert uno nit Ser fabelbaften Mebr-
belt bon 100000 Stimmen ermGblt.
Der 8ebnte Sell bon oieier Mebrbeit
bGtte geniigt, Serrn Sugbes Die glef-
toralltimmen oes StaateS- California
81 geber. Sugbes nitroe ni6t olein
in California BON ben Hrogreliipen
gel6lagen. @r6 in bielen anoeren
Stooten uno &onereBoiItriften mo6-
ten lie iid gegen Oie reguldren repll-
blifanii6en &onoioaten TiibIbor.
Ser @erluit oeS Staates Ohio al
lein beoeutete Die Nieoerlage bcS
Serrn Sugbes uno Die Oelttldaneri-
faner bon Ohio trugen ibren Sell an
oieler Nieoerlage bel. 9as pilroe in
ser balb- oeutiden Sto6tG lepelono be-
mieien.
SIN NGgemeinen ideint es, ais Oh
mebr 9eutid- 4merifoner fir @ilion
ais fir Sugbes geitimmt boben, tros
ser grmabnlingen Der geIummten
INSTRUMENTATION Yre1ie llrlo Scr
a~nerfannten oeutih : amerifoniihen
Siibrer. 8enn WiImaufee, sic 6ert-
I6eite StaOt in gang Mmerifo, Serrn
@ilion iiber 1000 Mebrbeit qeben
fonnte, 70 broit6t man ii6 nibt All
fragen ipie bic meiiten 0eltIdomeri-
foncr geitimmt baben. Sb 8rGiioent
8ilion oas a%nerfennen miro, lit cine
Srage Die iid nod nidt beontmorten
ldBt. 8ir boffen, aber be5peifeln es.
Sn oaS Ounfel Der republifanii6en
Washington Journal., 1916-11-17

0ieOerIage lit ipenigltens elm Connect
ltrobl georungcn. 8enn audi Die Sic.
pnblifaner feine 0irefte Webrbeit i'm
ndhIten glbgeor0netenbnlis er5ielt ba-
benL 10 baben ite mebr Wtitglieoer
als oie9 emofroten erlpablt nno per'
Sen I'M Stanoe iein, Oas Sous 81 or.
goniiieren uno Die &omiteeS 81 ernen-
men. Sir @oibington lit oas belon'
oers erfreuli6 neil nun Der liberal
gciinnte &ongreBmoun Biaiom S.
Carr an oie Stelle BON Ben. Sobnion
ais Goriibenoer oes GomiteS fir Den
0iitrift Columbia treten miro. 90
longe Ser Garp oieie Steaung inne
bat, broll6en mirnidt 81 befiirdten.
oaB Yrobibition im9iitrift eingefiibrt
lperoen miro.
YrGIioent 8ilion miro ieine aus.
m1rtige @olitif nidt peranOern ulo
miro ait1 feline Seran0erungenin iei-
men &obinette b%ornebmen. glli6 miro
er feline @rtra.S ibung oes &ongreIIes
I'M nd6ltenS ommer einberufen menn
er eS belfen fam uno oa0urd rettet
er oen 1900 oenofratii6en Ingeltea-
ten oeS Observation-Disclosures fir lue-
nigitenS nelln Monote ibr 8roo uno
Butter. Mber greigniiIe moeen einc
Sonoeriibung oennoh notig MADDEN
uno Der orobenoc Streif Der Gilen-
bobnbeoieniteten eridafft cine Gage,
Der MIR Ger &ongreB entipreden fam.
Washington Journal., 1916-11-17
u@eleaia . Iiterarilder @ereinu.

I'm Sen @eburtstog s rieorid
9 6iIIcrs 5u feiern, trafen am
5reitog, ben 10. Honember, obenos
s llbr, MitgIieoer oeS Nereins I'M
Snuie Der 8orlibenocn SrGulein
Sba0e, 5%uiommen. 6rdulein NonnD
<blmonit, Die nelte protofoaierenoc
S1riftfiibrerin bate ii1 gum Ior.
lelen bic 8aqa6e Scr @raf bon
Salisbury" uno Seile aus Sen Gbo-
rem Ser n@raut bon Miiina~ getpGblt;
Srdulein 8ouie e. Dbl CAB ogeflii-
gelte" @orte aus u@iIbelm Gea"
gum 8eiten uno oeigte Slnii6tSpolt-
forten aus 0es groBen OiAters Sc
6urts1ta0t; Jrou Gl1r6en &ublmonn
las Den SdluB Der letten S5ene aus
Sic Stngfroii bon Orleans; Srau
@mmu &Iofring 5eigte' elm bergilbteS
i'm Sabre 1920 erihienenes 9iidlein
Der @eOidte SdilerS; SRI. Mnito
Sha0e 0eflamierteSeile ser y@lodc~
uno ipieltc gum S1llB, unterItilbt
bon SRI. Mmp s. 2eobitt in ser HoI-
lie Der ~&ennD0D~, Die oWeorio" in ser
erlten S5ene 0es 0ritten 9lftes Der
o0furia Stuart". SRI. 2eabitt iorq-
te Fl polienDe Duff in oen 3piiden-
ponIen. Die 8oriiberin empfobl
8uIter bon Molos aroBen bier Ban
DC umfail9ioen 5diI(erroman ltno
'~cftudGhfe, Dab ieoer 4ano Inns
Meni6entum, SIM Sitanenfompf
Die Sreibeit, Gen Sternen 3rl-in
Der Seffentliden 8ibIiotbet gu be-
fontmen lei.
Washington Journal., 1916-11-17

ten oes oentIher llnter1eebootS ge-
parnt poroen bebor er perienft mur-
oe. Ser omerifonil6e &apitdn Srie-
ori9 Curtis, tpuroe. bon Dem oellt-
i6en l1-8oot oufgenommen. 9ie Sc
Ioslt1g mltr0e gerettet.
Hapit Benefit &aroinal Mercier
bon 8elgien nno Spmten, moaen bel
Der oelti9en Gegierung ipegen Der
Deportation bon forperlid toligliden
9elgiern nod 9eati6lano borltellig
meroen. 8ie es beiBt, mill au6 8oib-
ington in Sen 8roteit e%initimmen. -
9efonntlid iino oie 9eportationsbe-
ri6te ser 8elgier iibertrieben. Der
@elt miro oft er5Gblt, DaB Die Belgier
ge5fpltngen miiroen, in 8affen- uno
8nlperfobrifen at arbeiten. Oies
miro bon Deuti6lan0 aus beftig ge-
leltgnet.
0pnnerstas, BEN Is. Nobember 1916
9as britii6e MltslpGrtige Mmt lieB
our6 ieinen biefigen Tertreter Dem
Staatsamt oie Mntinnrt aitf sic ane-
rifaniide Note be8iieli6 Ser i1mor-
gen 2ilte iiberrei6er. Darin miro
gang frr5 oas 8erlangen unierer 9fe-
gierung obgeidlaeen. england er-
fldrt, es lei na6 Dem internotionolen
Brin5ip in ieinem @orgeben gere6t-
fcrtiet.
Merifo iprtroe bonn bieiigen Stoots-
Department oufgeforoert, Sic ltmltGn-
De 81 bei6reiben, inter oenen Nmeri-
foner IN Werifo inns 2eben gefonr
men fino. Serner nuroe Sic merifa-
nii6e &egierung I'm MufflGrung ge=
beten, fparum omerifanii9e 8iirqer
in Werifo inS @efdngnis g%eiporfen
lpltroen.
Washington Journal., 1916-11-17
y@ermauia MGnmerdjur."

Sir Wontag, Sen 90. @opember,
Deroei6net 0as 8interprogramm bes
bieiigen u@ermunio WGnnerdors"
elm grobes &on5ert nit no6foIgen-
Dem 8aa. Der rGtmige Saal ocs
Do @oionic SempeIs, on ser 9ten
nn0 S StroBe, lit fir 0ieIe Seltli9feit
auserieben. Der Wanner6or ridtet
al oqe feline Srettnoe uno @onncr
cine ber3li6e @inlooung.
Washington Journal., 1916-11-17
aus ben WcreinsfreiIcm
Qu uniere 9eutidcu

glm Greitns, ben II. @ubem6cr,
finOet i'm SGngerbnnO : GlnbbanIe
cine srOfe geriammIuns Oes sciamm-
ten 0entidtnms @aibinstuns Itatt,
bel Der Der fommenbe gcsar srr 9e.
Iprednng fOmmen iuiro. gae 0ent-
iden @aibiHstUns, ale &ereine nu6
8eie0ihaften iinO eingelnSen, an bic
Ter bOd)it iuidtigen &eriammlnng tell
aMnebmen.
Washington Journal., 1916-11-17
&ICimes taOtneMigfciten

Ger Oominifaneror0en begebt IN
0ieIer ISOLDE 0en 700-lten Sobrestog
ieines @eItebens. SIN 8aibingtoner
Dominifonerflo1ter oas in Der gead-
bori6aft Ser &otbolii6en l1niperlitat
gelegen it, puroe oieies oenfpiiroi-
oen Cages in elmer ~beion0eren 8eiie
geooft. Sic 0rei omerifoniiden Scar
0inole ionic cine grobe 9ln5obl bon
8ii10fen uno boben Hroloten mob
men an Der SSeier tell. 0ieier Sroen
oeilen MitgIieoer ii6 gum groBen Iei-
Re nit tiefer 8iiIenidoft beidofti-
gen. aGblt unter feline Singer cine
eroBe An5obI 9eutlde.
-NIs bier Dor einigen Sagen elm
Bug ser Siiobabn eintraf, fonoen Die
@ngeIteaten Der Union Station in Ell
ZEN 8ogenobteil orei Softer, Die bon
ibrem @igentiimer 3uriidgeloiien NOR
Sen iuoren. NoAoem Sic 8nbnange=
iteIten Den SrlbaIt oes 5uriidgelaIie-
men @ep6des ltnteri16t batten, Itea-
te ii6 beroi1s, OaB ii6 0orin $50
@ints bes beIten S9napies %befonOen.
Son Ben Gi9entiimern fonnte mon
feline Spur finoet. Mon nimmt iebt
an, ooB 0ieler S1nups na9 8irginia
importiert peroen iollte. 8efannt=
lid lit oieIer Stoat felt 6em /. SEQ
bender troden gelegt.
-l1eber 100000 mitroen an
8etten altsge8ablt, 5. +. in 8oibing=
ton aqein. Gin Wann ging nit Ell
mem fremoen @olte in einerg8irti6aft
am Mbeno oeS 8obltages eine @ette
I'M 8etroge BON $1,000 elm. I'm Weit-
terno6t eri6ien ser Sremoe unD Der
langte iein @elo, oo CT bebollptete,
Sugbes more erm1blt morDen. Man
5qblte ibm Die $1,000 aus. qls iid
ipGter b~erausltelte, oaB @ilion Sic
ger NOR, iu6te Der Serlierenoe nod
Dem @eipinnenoen; Oo6 pergebens.
Gr NOR NIT ben $1,000 peSi1plnoen.
8dgIih treffcn III bieitgen So
tells Telegrnntrte elm, IN 0eneil I'M
Heierpierung bon 3immern fir Die
EMANCIPATION 0es Erdiioenten am
A. WeGr5 eriudt miro. SIM Mtaaro
Sotel lino bereits 100 3immer be-
IteIlt; I'M &aIeigb 9otel so, inn Sbor=
cham 35 ltno inn Sotel Sarrington
80. Cine 5oblrei6e Meni9enmenge
miro an Der EMANCIPATION teilneb-
men.
-Soiepb 9. @onn, Oruder bon
8eruf, muroe fiir3li6 IN leinem 9et-
te tot aufgefunoen. @r mobnte an
Der &booe SslanO Abenue N.=@. SEQ.
1416. Der 8erItorbene litt an einem
!Ser5leioen, DEM er mabri9einli6 err
legen lit.
Cine groBe Weni6enmenge fano
ii9 am lebten Sonntag Mbeno ouf
Der Union Station Elm, I'M Den 8rd=
it0enten @ilion bel ieiner Mnfunft in
@aibington 81 begriiBe1t. Der 3ug
langte bier Inn 9.15 llbr al. @roBe
gegeilterung berri9te, ais Ser Yr6-
fibent, bon ieiner @attin begleitet,
our@ ben 8abnbof i9ritt. SEER @il-
ion begab ii6 ioglei6 nob oem @ei-
ben Sauie uno ging friib 81 8ett. oa
er na6 ben @nitrengungen Der lebten
@o6en Ser <be beourfte. Mm Mon-
tog Worgen ma6te er iib an Die Dir
belt. Gin Saufen bon offi5iellen So
den lag ibnl CUR grleoigung Dor.
SEER @rnlt S. &enorid, Der biz
0abin in Der bieiigen n2incoln geati-
onal 8anf" angeitelt mar, trat in
ben &oniularoienit elm. Son bier
fubr er na6&openbagen uno bon BORT
miro er iiA nod &onltantinopel bege-
ben. mo- er iid 8und6lt Der omerifo-
nii6en 8oti6aft Iteaen miro. Se;ne
@ltern mobnen ON Der 4. Ctr. g.-@.,
SEQ. At.
Washington Journal., 1916-11-17

Gbriitian fanoer's mniibertreffli
dies 2aser BON 35 einbeimiidJem nmb
impurtierten @bisfies. 900 7te Ctr.
The Lamar register., 1916-06-07

,rvss-u young couple.
This is hard luck. my boy began
Harry, but this lady and ! had a bit
of good luck today and we'd like to
share 1t with you and your bride
Won't you take this'-handing him
the money-"and get other lodgings
and such furniture as it will buy?"
The outburst OF gratitude from both
the bride and groom and from their
kinsmen made Amy and Harry wonder
how they could escape, but Just then
taxicab came along and Harry hailed
it and hurried Amy into it. As they
bumped away over the cobbles there
was a chorus Of cheers.
They looked at each other and
laughed happily and without embar-
rassment, for that little happiness
fund had formed the nucleus of per
manent one and by the end OF the
month they had agreed to tie for all
the prizes life might bring to them.
Copyright, 1918, by the Mcclure Newspa-
nsr 6yndicate)
The Lamar register., 1916-06-07

nyu re grew ner nand through MS
arm as they waited for a car.
I'm sorry / hurt your feelings to-
day, Miss Sheridan. VIII you forgive
me?"
"Yesi"
And I'm glad Alex got married and
left you alone"
"why?"
Because want to take the vacant
place, Laura"
copyright 1916 by the Mcclure Newspa-
per Syndicate)
The Lamar register., 1916-06-07

Mrs. F1atbush-"I see a new safety
pin has two grips which seem to make
It proof against dislodgement." Mrs
Bensonhurst-"Tha makes It very
bad II the baby happens to swallow
one. doesn't tit"
The Lamar register., 1916-06-07

1t is a good thing for man to have
friends. II 1t were not for friends
you would never be aware of the many
times you have made fool OF your
self.
The Lamar register., 1916-06-07

Our life is not a mutual helpfulness,
but rather. cloaked under due laws
OF war. named fair competition" and
so forth. 1t is a mutual hostility
Carlyle.
The Lamar register., 1916-06-07

After blowing in a quarter for three
cigars no man has a right to give his
wife the laugh for buying a nickel's
worth of chewing gum.-Indianapolis
Star.
The Lamar register., 1916-06-07
elrI,s Absorbing Curiosity.

Perhaps many a man has been &C
cepted because some girl had an alb
sorbing curiosity to find out what she
could make of him.
The Lamar register., 1916-06-07

Our Platform-one home and one
country. one purse and one wife; one
faith and one husband and one hat all
her life.
The Lamar register., 1916-06-07
Bound TO Have Effect.

Those who bring sunshine into the
lives OF others cannot keep II from
themselves-J. NJ Barrie.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
TERPS TURN DOWN OFFER
BAL TIMORE FOLKS REFUSE
COMPROMISE SETTLEMENT
Demand S!".",M, to Hcitnuuish Cl"i"'~
for DnmnEcs-Dorf Include
Price for purk.

BALTIMORE, MD March IL
Through a source without question OF
nu,hcnticity il was learned Yesterday
'hns the National Commission and the
baltimore Federal League club have
been quietly negotiating Toy q week
or more in AL effort 10 settle Che claims
Of the local people without dragging
the matter into ,he courts The sum
'of $4,000" was offered the Tcrps by
the powers % organized baseball 10
drop the contemplated suit FOR damages
against the parties 10 the peace agree
m"nt. but this was considered too sna II.
ana brought forth "A Nat refusal on the
part or the Baltimore club
ASSERTING; that their claims were Just
and would DC recognized ia ;he courts,
the Tcrps informed the National Com
mission that nothin; less than $,J,cC0
would be considered in bringing about
sct,ie!ucu, Of ,hoir troubles. aud
nis amount docs no; iue!udc $1,000
which Jaci> ui.u already has paid for
'tr stands and AL equipment standing
above the ground and ihc lcas. ON the
property upon which T.rrapin Park
was elected. This, cf course. means
That tho Tcrps demand $loO,o"0 to
throw UP thu sponge entirely ana :,iye
against thos. Who. by signing the pcuce
deci"ra ton. destroyed their business,
property GOOD VIII. etc
II was understood tina; thc Tcrps
had planned 10 file the papers in their
suit tor damages hy March /. and that
negotiations With organized baseball
caused the delay. II WAS later stated
iha' The suit would he put into tho
courts this weei:. but this plan has also
been abandoned The Torps. IL is said,
arc now awaiting the National Com
missions reply 10 their demand Tor
$4,000 before going any further w:,h
the suit.
II is = positive fact that the Tcrps
received the 500 200 offer last Week.
nut i is not known whether or 1,",
tho offer came directly from the Ma
'ional Commission. The letter which
brought The news OF organized base
balls desire to mediate may have been
written by either Charlie WeeS hman.
James y. Gilmore ~ ilarry Sinclair.
These three gentlemen. who profiicd
han7somcly by The bringing about Of
D"ace. have been Informed by tho Ma
toNaI Commission that they Will he
expected 10 settle the dispute with the
1erpS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
ABANDONS HANDICAP LIST
GOLF ASSOCIATION WILL
SUBSTITUTE BETTER PLAN
National BODY Found Old Syatcm
Inadcpuatr-AIuSt Limit Entrants
Ia HiE Tournament.

with regard 10 the now eligibility
list, which will be substituted FOR the
handicap sheet. considered ,nnde-
nuate, the United states COLI Asso-
citation in circular letter TO sub
s'dihry bodies states that II will not
I've desirable to Include players whose
handicap in local associations exceeds
six. The intent & 10 keep the lis, 81
names TO point somewhere between
$50 and 400. The circular reads az
follows:
The United states GOLF Association
has decided TO abandon It's handicap
list rs being inadequate. There *.
however. necessity OF limiting the
number who may cutcr the national
amateur tournament. II would be a
physical inpossib.lity to accommodate"
every player who might eater II there
were no limitations
Experience has proved that not more
Than aho,u l75 contestants can play Il
championship eighteen hole course
during September on the same day
without congestion. The executive
committee viii make a list Of from $50
TO 400 players, which VIII constitute
the eligibility list OF the United states
Golf Association.
IN oIuer lIht we may secure the
best advice upon the subject ANA have
The list ~ accurate AZ possible, The
various associations IN the country
VIII be asked 10 furnish lisl of the
best players among their members.
These names should be listed as lar as
possible in the order Of their playing
ability. The association handicap ~
each player listed should also appear
opposite his name in order further 20
assist the committee
IT viii MOI he desirable 10 include
IN this list any player whose handi-
cap exceeds six
/, viii be recalled that the United
States Golf Association executive COM
mit,ec az far back as las, fall official
~ decided 20 abandon the handicap
list. and the fact was published at
the time.
Evidem,ly in planning 20 hav. from
go 10 400 names OF the list the COM
Inittce does not expect that more Than
half that number viii put In an APP
pearancc when Championship week
IrCSls around.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
HOT SPRINGS RESULTS

FIRST race--se!Iing, nve anc "ne-nal:
;"rionSs -Carrie Orne, 100 'Steurnsl
!" I" !. 10 and " 20 !, won. SOU
s"yt, J" 70 !. I" AND . to /, th,rd.
Time. l.o7l-, Blue Car, Ben ounce.
Scrviliian, Royal Tea. Reybourne and
Hat!na also ran.
III Cooper, 80 ), out ana Out. Won;
cash Gp, III GMurphyp, 10 10 /, > 20
and 70 5, second; second, Fizcr.
- Guyl, 20 "a I. : To and 20 {.
Forth and No Friend ALSO ran
Th.rd maiden three -year-olds and
up. six furlonSS-Rosc Point. los
tcoop"!>. 20 !. 10 and 20 3.
Won; Maudi" loa fMurphyD. { to !.
10 and even, second: Eleanor ". iO3-
to !. third Tins. ll4l-3 brown
stone. Aroiou'c. Ialloyrnud. Lena
Jackson. Bill Vic" ANA Inhu Sunny
also ran.
derisl ) to !. 10 : an,d out won Mn
and i to $ second; i;oh iIcnslcy, 100
CStcarncsl. % !. 10 > and ! 10 .
thira. Time, 80. Guide Post. Cor
Ca"raiion ana Greenwood also ran.
F'f,h--'nile ana siyt"cn'h-Stan-
ley :. III tNauGuscu). even . to 3.
ana ont. "on; 1oyuheC. iii fHcnry).
% ], . 70 1 and : 10 J. second. Col
on"l hsinncadc, IL CaIurphyl, ~ 20 J,
ulantagcnet. CONSIDER. River I;ir,r aud
w. W ElarI; also ran
SiNth-mile ara seventy yards Red
Cross rs ,St"arnsr, : 20 "a. 70 3 ana
out, won Bill Sinuons. Io4 Cooper.
80 i. 10 and even, second: La
20 :. third Time. l.45 Tatiana, 10.
raster and Good WOOD also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
TO TEACH TRAPsHOOT|NC
SCHOOL WILL BE OPENED
AT ATLANTIC CITY SOON
stevens. Noted Professional shot, Will
lie Tn CharEc-InStruction on
Nti Lines.

! 'rhr school for trapsh"otcrs viii soon
he realty.
! schools where haschaii. golf tennis
and other outdoor sports are taught
flourish in this country. but until row
no one thought i; necessary OF fldvi-
sable TO iuauSur;,. e II school tor the
I instruction of trapshoo,ing Ectween
NOW ANA April the first trapshoottnS
school in -hmerica vii! he opened on
foung's Million Dollar Pier Atlantic
city. y j.
rhe purposes o. the school are three
fold. viz: 10 teach the proper care and
use OF firearms: 20 instruct men and
women in the art 81 trppshootinS. and
! 10 provide a place where the thousands
, and thousands Of gun bags" who
! yearly visit Atlantic t!ty. may enjoy
;he'r fovoritr sport. engage in trophy
, contests. team races etc. in place
accessible I" al and nj 4 moderate
cost
Atlantic CRY was picked out as the
SPOT toc the school because II is Amor
i"a's greatest seaside resort. visited
yearly BY thousands OF spcrtsinen from
all points OF the world Then, too.
/ two thirds Of Americas population
ives within twcnt? -four hours ride
OF Atlantic City. according 10 Mayo:
Tile should know his book
The school will he under tie ,iircc-
ton OF Henry IlowSill Stevens, one Of
me best professional shots IN tho
United states. aud one Of the original
Westy ioEans. lie knows the gun
ana ammunition game as we'll as amy
one In the country. for he has had
thirty years experience. He was a
member OF the Rutgers College Gun
/ 'lub that shot match against Prince
ton University in ISIS. the FIRST trap
shooting competition between college
;ctins. In 1919 he coached the Prince
tom ,rapshooters, and they won the
intercollegiate championship. Last
;aU he coached the Yale University
team. ANA Vale won the champions
snip, These littl. things make one
feel that Mr. Stevens has the ability
10 instruct. lis records In the inter
state competition CHOW him to IL. an
excellent shot. and those vino have
Shot with him from the blinds and
shooting boxes sa? his aim is deadly
that he very seldom misses Mr..
stevens viii give personal Instruction
10 every one who desires It. and with
ont amy COS; whatever lie VIII also
have a corps OF assistants 10 aid him
~ the work OF popula riding the sport
~ trapshOoting.
The equipment or the school will
consis, of one Ideal Legge,t trap and
one Western McCrcn automatic trap,
STANDARD targets being used and TWEEN
~ guagc guns az practically every
make. The targets will lie thrown
against a background OF water, hrci<
"m ana missed targets and shot fall
iMg into the Atlantic Ocean. Standard
rap loads will he used The targets
Will be thrown forty yards Any per
SON desiring u use his or her own
gun may do 80
III. Sal,n all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
WAKE FOREST FOOTBALL
TEAM WILL PLAY TECHS
nnptists Now Have Gumcs With I:Icy-
Gus In -Four Stutch-Mnr
Meet Hntchrtltck.

WAKE FOREST. y. G., March IL
Wa" Forest has sin football games
scheduled FOR next fail. with the
Thunkseivir" game Ia be played in
Grc"nsbor" with Mercer rnivcrsitv of
Macon. "a. instead OF the rcgulnr
Davidson encounter 1T Charlotte. There
are three open dates LEFT on the SEIZED :
Hlt. The season opens OF Schtciubcr
80 with In" University of North Caro-
lima. at chapel Inn. bat there is a
probability Of Il game being played
with Guilford College h"for" that ,iut.
Manager Carlyle is cudcavoring 10 tli
ono of the "p"n dates WITH Georg,.
Washington University. Of aWShington.
-. G..
The schedule embraces games with
eieNcnS from four StatcS-NirD mia,
Georgia. North and Sow,h Carolina.
Inc only game played with Virginia
teams IS with Virginia poiNtcchnic In
slitut", in Nlnck shurE on NnNn,nhnr |
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12

The MERCER University game Is like
wise the Only Georgia eleven met.
South Carolina, the l;aptists viii NEE
tSAc University Of South Carolina. (;
Columbia. and W"nord win he playc
on the home Eridiron.
The schedule iS as follows:
September 3n--CnlNcrSity of Mort
Carolina. at Chapel I'M
October Open
october li~-Dpcu
October ia and NJ at Raleigh
October 2S-Opcn
November i-Univcrsity OF Sou,
Carolina. at Columbia.
November ll-Nirr POLYTECHNIC
Institute. at BlacksburE.
:. November iS-W offord. al wnh
Forest
November 80 Irhanks@ivinst- Mo,
Ger diversity, at Greensboro
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-12
INDIANS SQUAD WORKING
ADOINGT0N HELPS COACH
WILLIAM AND MARY TEAM
Five Veterans Hack, and New Mate
rial Looks G"pd--IieaI Practice
SturtS This Week.

WILLIAMSBURG. Va March Ill
BASEBALL practice started yesterday AZ
William and Mary. with a large uuu
Der Of candidates out for :ts team and
fair outlook cor Il succcssful nine
1c.Ular practice will take place IL,
EARNEST next week providing The
'rra,hcr permits
H.y 4 Addingy ~ Toy three ears
member OF the varsity nine. vii!
assist rr. Draper IN coaching Nd
Giurton ritcheG his airs, year ia coll
Iea,. played second base on the cha!n
ri"nship indian n.'e or 1911, and held
iUwu the initial sack last season Tic
* teaching Z; present near Williams
burg. n" halls from ludiau;,. and Ray
the "iloos!cr. pos rsSes Ccnsidera bic
baseball KNOWLEDGE, besides ns1ne
very popular with ms sluGcu: body
Five letter inon are in school
Combs and Zehm"r, catchcrs: GAruett
raptaiu and pitcher. Ilcilin. third base
man. and Rob Newton. who pastures il
the left garden. There are Sever;,! sec
und string men Of last year vii" ar,
likely 10 land regular h.rths this sea
son--H ! i'RcG") Williams. al sh"r,
stop; Red" James q. second iIrnry
Moncurc. heavy hitter who held
down FIRST fri ,n, scrubs last wear
hut Will probably try for the uutNcld
,;cdd;'. - f,s, ou;ticldcr: Pete" James
. hard hitting 'w'' lnr, who pitched
several splendid games last wear. and
Cnslcc, an outie.dcr
of tho new inute.ia! tie mos, prom
sluc seem 20 be " IT. Williams. car.
tain ana first ha"ciaan of III. Fork
'l,ior I"i3 nine, clay. an !u:,rld.r from
southwest Virginia Johnson ,n in
fielder. and 'orchant an out:ieiuc,
from Deep Creek High, Morris n pitch.
80" OF ~" William ANA Mary Academy
IHt5 team