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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-13
Neville to Play
In FoursoInlve| On
Two Local Links
Alex Bell. Harold Giffard, Frank
HaIStead and Jack Neville
to Meet in Match

Honolulu golf devotees will have an
opportunity of witnessing two of the
best matches ever seen in Hawaii next
week. Jack Neville, who has held a
number of championships, has con-
sented to play here in two matches.
The holder Of the California cham
pionship in 1914, has not played much
of late, but II is certain that he will
show the followers of golf something
of the play that brought him honors
on the links.
IT is planned to play foursomes on
Wednesday afternoon at Moanalua
and on Sunday afternoon at the Oahu
Country Club. A match may also be
staged at Schofield some time during
the week. On Wednesday Harold Gift
fard. Alex Bell and Frank Halstead
viii accompany Neville to Moanalua,
where a foursome will be played over
Is holes. The fairways> are in good
conditions at present at the Damon
course, and it is expected that there
Will be large number Of enthusiasts
out to watch the stars in action.
Play at Country Club
The. same four will play. ut the
Country Club on Sunday afternoon,
January 90 Nevill will remain here
but two weeks, but it Is certain that
he win count on Hawaii as one place
In hts tours after his present visit
Z These two matches are certain TO
attract attention among the +eally
good golfers, and also those vic are
beginning to take to the game. Last
evening Giffard said that Neville Was
a real artist on. the links, and would
be pleased to play in foursomc with
the California star. Alex Bell can
play real golf, and it is certain that
with Halstead playing his steady
game, and Giffard playing to the form
that he showed in his last campaign.
Honolulu devotees of the royal and
ancient pastime will see some excel
lent golf.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-13
Hawaii Gun Club
Becomes Member
Of Association
George Mills Receives Word
Local Gun and Game Club
is Admitted toA. A. T. A.

George K. Mills. seeretary of Ha-
wall Gun and Game Club, has recent
ly received word from Stanley F.
Withe, national secretary of the Am
erican Amateur Trapshooters' Asso-
citation, that the local club has been
admitted to affiliation with that tody.
The American AMATEUR Trapshooters'
Association which issthe amateur trap
shooters national organization, has
for it's president the well known COM
poser and bandmaster, John Philip
Sousa.
Affiliation with the national organi-
zation will greatly increase the inter
est in trapshooting in this vicinity
since it gives the local club the prfvi-
lege of holding shoots for the Various
medals and trophies awarded by the
A. A. T. A. for averages made I'm club
shoots The most popular awards are
the A. A. T. A. proficiency medals
of bronze, silver and gold, which are
awarded for average of Is, 80, IS, 80
and So per cent. The national asso-
cation also awards special medals
to women shooters for scores of so
per cent or over. 1t is anticipated
that there will be considerable inter
est in these medals among local shoot
ers.
$4,000 shooters
Although in existence for less than
year the American Amateur Trap
shooters Association has had rapid
growth and Is now one of the nIcst
far reaching ORGANIZATIONS in the slurt
world. Twelve hundred clubs, DIS
tributed among 40 states, with a to-
tai membership OF $4,000 shoorers. are
now affiliated.
In addition to uniting all amateur
trapshooters and trapshooting CLUBS
for mutual benefit and the improve
ment CT the sport the A. A. T. A. is
endeavoring to increase interest in
club shooting and to bring about
greater development of the individual
trapshonters in the same way that the
National Rifle Association is foster
ing the interests of the rifle shooters.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-13
CABLE SHOWS NAVY.
B0WLERS MADE 1928

A cablegram from the mainland
shows that the Honolulu Y. NJ. c. A.
bowling team won rhe match from the
United States naval training station
five in this weeks match, of the Paci-
fic Coast Bowling League. The cable
gram only gave the total the mainland
ers made, this being 1928. The locals
rolled total of 263S The indications
from this score are that the Homo
lulans took four straight and not less
than two games and total pinfaIl. The
locals rolled 795 in the first game,
919 in their second game and 924 in
their third game. Full details OF this
match will probably be received in
next weeks mail.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-13
Both Teams Confident
OF Winning on Sunday

will have the team ready TO down the
interscholastic champions. Nelson or
Perry of the Admiralty staff will do
the hurting
Lam Wing at Third
King Tan will not be stationed at
third base on Sunday, but Brother
Elmer has a strong substitute for
every position. and Lam Wing will
perform at the difficult corner. The
Saints will have a strong fielding team
but II looks as II the Braves had a
slight edge in the hitting department.
Both teams boast two strong pitchers,
and II Is a question whether or not
one team has an edge on the other
in the hurting end.
s.. Louis will send the entire stu
dent body TO attend the game, and the
alumni Of the school will be there
in force. The Portuguese residents
of Honolulu are backing the Braves,
and have done so to the extent Of
much Of the coin Of the realm. The
game has been delayed so long that
the players are right on edge, and If
the field is in good condition the battle
should be good one
The Braves viii have a number Of
hitters Of caliber in Nelson, Anahu,
Lee, Perry, ornellas, Thomas and
Cordero. In the games thus far Silva
and Mara have not hit hard, but they
more than make up for this in the
fielding department. Lai Sin is per.
haps the hardest hitter on the Saint
squad but Kurisaki, Haneberg and
others are heady players with mighty
good records at the bat. The teams
are so evenly matched that II is hard
to select winner, and II may take the
third game to settle the argument.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-13
How Would You
Like Rules Of
Red Sox Boss?

BOSTON. Mass, Jan. 2.-Sugges-
lions for restoring the balance in base
ball. which he contends has become
lost through the advantages enjiyed
by the defensive side OF the game,
were advanced today by President Per
cy D. Haughton of the Boston Nation
al League Club. Haughton brought
up the suggestion at the recent meet
ing of the National League, which vot-
ed to have rules committee meet
with a similar body from the Ameri-
can League to consider revision.
Here are six ideas I have heard
advanced, each Of which has merit,
he said today:
Move first and second bases about
four or five feet nearer home plate,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-13
TERRIFIC KEEP,
UP WINNING STREAK

The Territorials kept up their pace
and walloped the Sugar Factors in
last nights match of the Commercial
Bowling League on the Y. M. c. A.
alleys. They took all three games
and total pinfaIl from the Sweets.
Cyril, Tinker of the Territorials and
star bowler OF the league, lived up
to his rep" He was high average
man with an average of 210 and in
making this average he rolled two
double centuries, one Of these going
up to 244 Carl Wikander, also of
the winning team, rolled into pair
Of double centuries, too. Whine, Meth
ven and MCGUIRE of the Sweets also
hit into the 200 column.
The oaorae. 81 = 49, ~. s.' 70 -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-13

This is the season Of the Goat. From
December % to January 20, Capri
eornus or the Goat holds forth. All
people born during this period are en-
titled to butt in. Caps and cofns will
be favored. Corns prevail during west
erly winds. All who are born during
this period may have money. Venus
entered the Milky Way on January
8, and is pau January 20. Price of but
ter goes up.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-13
JIMMY JUMP HAS.
REPUTATION AS
FAMOUS angler
Was Recently Elected Comma
dore of the Los Angeles
Mot0rboat Club

los ANGEL ES, Cal-James w.
jump. who WIS unanimously elected
commodore Of the Los Angeles Motor
beat Club at the organization an
nual meeting and banquet held re-
Gently. has nation wide reputation as
an angler. yachtman and whole-souied
sportsman.
lie has fishGd in Southern Califor-
MIA waters for many years, coming to
Los Angeles several years ago In Or
der to be near deep sea fishing. for
which Southern California and Gaia
lima are famous. He Is prominent
member of the Tuna Club OF Santa
catalina Island and of the Southern
California Rod and Reel Club.
Visits Hawaii
Last winter Jump went to Hawah
and practically put those waters on
the map as a fishing resort. He Is
rued a handsomely illustrated book
let for private circulation. giving
graphic account OF the big game fish
ing there and also contributed Sc
ries of articles on the same subject to
the New York Sunday Sun. The Janu-
airy number OF Recreation will con-
tain an angling article by him.
Jump Is now. laying plans for q re-
turn trip 90 Hawaii. He may leave
next month, taking his 40-foot launch
Sea Scout with him. -. r. -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-13
,sTERMIDlArEs 70 coMp1rg.

intermediate Club men viii turn out
in the Y. NJ. c. A. gym tonight for
hexathlon workouts. These workouts
were started last Saturday and will
run through this month. with an inter-
club meet on January 81. The Nc
took 3 start on the other clubs BY
showing up with & run attendance at
last Saturdays workout.
The events are the so yard potato
race, the standing broad jump, run
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-13
L6IMLALh!elIs;sss;;51Iu0E

A. l.. stands for Alderbaran Lunar. Also
for Alan Lowrey who is one Of the stars in
tennis He also plays pole golf and bridge.
although the latter should not be held against
him. Battle of New Orleans 1915 4. D.
ANDREW Dashed PBnahou ear on time.
Great Excitement Mcthuselah died r. e..
Broken Clavicle). WiSdom-Belles with tone
will always find someone 70 give them 4
ring Queries-c. G. Boekus-Yes, wooden
headed drivers are good in golf. but Tot In
automohilinG. Harry Lauder buys a postage
stamp.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-13
III T I'm. f iB@'|a @t "a b 5sstI

p NJ stands for Friendly Mars. Frank
MidkiH falls under this spell. He Is star In
the gridiron pastime. Noted coach and
booster, Alexander Hamilton. born. Noted for
his ragfime band c. ?. Cleveland holes out
In one on Number 8. Ananias tells the truth.
WiSdom-Scientists are working TO produce red.
white and blue pigs. This would put these
colors ON the hog. QueFies-esorSe AhI5orH-
You are wrong. All good singers do not come
from the Canary Islands. Big ben runs down.
Wind it up Favorite song Daisy Won't
tell"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-13
Il |5|EN |N5IANIb07HI

T.. y. stands for Eternal Eeptune.Eooie
leading light in baseball. He stars In
arranging tours from the mainland; $s.oOOoeO
fire in Siam, 1907. A. D. lawful Damagel.
Circus wiped out. Heat was IN tents. snake
sveare borroWs a match 1881 A. D. carter
dark Wisdom-Aviators should never take a
drop too much Queries-Boe McCorristoa-So
Bob II Is not a crime for blacksmith to
forge horseshoe. DefinitiOn-Doubie Play
Eating your dessert with your soup course
Battling Levinsky did not fight today.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-13

Names have ueen given to 727 minor
planets and new ones are being dis
covered all the time.
A grass trimmer that resembles
horse clippers and IS operated with
10th hands has been patented by an
Enzlisnman.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-13
|9| T IDk s 3%H ! 1SSII ssS''SSsF'I

D. X. stands for DFonysian Kodias. also
for Duke kahanamokU. who captures the aquatic
honors each year. Six night riders convicted
in Tennessee 1909. Seven joy riders released
in Honolulu 1911. Wisdon-Diogenes could
not get away with the stun in Honolulu. He
would get pinched for not having tail Lights.
Queries-"Shorty' Ross-No there never would
have been Marathon IL they had been sup
piled with Interurban lines in Greece. See
George at the Union GriI for particulars.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-13

Miss Adelaide Hamilton, the blind
granddaughter of Alexander Hamilton,
American statesman, left an estate
valued at $720,47S.
Two men we're seriously injured
when the Atlantic coast line passen-
ger train, No. 81, ran into the rear end
of a freight train at Troy, Ala.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-13

net disturbing the position Of second.
Eliminate the spitball delivery.
Let the batter walk on three balls.
Have only one foul strike.
Have q much more drastic balk In
depreciation.
Reduce the width of the plate by
few inches" '"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-13
an especially interesting enc.
Summaries:

an especially interesting enc.
Summaries:
H. A. Ro:bschild. Smith, for
wards; Stickney, center; Higgins,
Brown. guards.
Golden Nj. Thompson, B. Thomp-
son, forwards: Lujan, center; NJ.
Bcrthwick, r. Cooper, guards.
Field goals: Rothschild, Smith, Lu-
jan. Cooper. 3 Foul goals, Rothschild,
Stickney l.
Night School-FritsChi. Cummings,
forwards; Xavier, Emerson, guards;
W. Scott. center
a. A. A. X. Decker. Aucrbach. for.
wards; Mclim, center; Bent, Boyd,
guards,
Field goals: Auerbach, Decker. 5;
Boyd, Xavier, Emerson. Foul goals:
Fritsehi 3, Emerson i.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-13
DOCTOR ANSWERS CALL:
HIGHWAYMAN ROBS HIM

OAKLAND, Cal.-Dr. G. H. Derrick,
a physician residing at 425 Vernon
street, was held up and robbed of his
watch and chain. valued at $50, by a
man who had called him, representing
himself as a patient.
The man gave his name as Ward
and asked the doctor to go ct once
to 4163 Montgomery street. where he
was urgently needed. In hall large
man with a pistol robbed the doctor
Later investigation proved the house
to be untenanted.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-13
ST. Louis and Braves Ready for
Championship Game at Ath-
, Ietic Park Tomorrow

Lineup
st. Louis-Kurisaki, II: Haneberg
%; Laf Sin. III; Lemon, RI; Chun
Chew, Ct; Lam Wing, 3b: Spencer, c:
You Bun, IS; markham, p; Haysel.
den, p.
Braves-Anahu, 3b; Orneilas, n;
Nielsen, p, cf: Lee. c: Thomas, RI:
Perry, p, cf; Cordero, IS; Mara, Oh;
Silva, ID.
Athletic park. 3 O'Clock Sunday.
With the announcement that the
St Louis team would meet the Braves.
interest has been created in base
ball and a banner crowd is expected
out to the park 20 witness the battle
for the championship. Tickets will
be placed on sale at Shafter and 9TH
er posts around Honolulu.
In many respects the game will at
tract as much attention as the re-
cent National Guard VS.. All.Army
football TIT There is SO little to
choose between the teams that the
fans are certain to be up in the air
as TO the one to select as winner.
Both teams are confident and Il
would not be surprising II the game
went into extra innings.
Brother Elmer said today that the
81. Louis team will be ready to meet
the best ball that the Braves can pro-
duce, and Is confident OF landing the
first game of the championship Sc
rtes. On the other hand Lee ia rest.
Ing on his oars and states that he
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-13
ILOIWlCL: IMHIessssaeI|ssss## |

G. L. stands for Cycle Lamar. Charley
Lucas falls under this period. He Is noted for
bis ability as polo player. He Is expected
10 star next season. Korea Independent 1905.
Correa runs for touchdown 1915. Alexander the
Great has his pants stressed. Eve orders new
gown trimmed with fur. zD00 B. C.-tBeautiful
CreatIonI A bankers daughter should be named
Grace WIsdom--A stenographer out Of Job
should try the touch system. Queries -Glean
IaeksoB-You lose on technicalIty. cincin-
natl did not play ball in the National League
last year, but they we're In the National League.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-13
I2|F IEb-Ia15s'S2IFs NV Ia So

Il. b. stands for Regufus Brightest, which
takes in Roy eiaeksheaf.. One year ago he
he is a coming hill and dale artist. Alexander
Hamilton one day old. M0re music. Harry
Lauder donates stadium for the ALI American
football team 70 play their games. sharks
were 30 dangerous In New 1efsey that a New
ark girl was afraid To open can u sardInez
Wisdom-A small cow ought 70 give condensed
milk. Queries - General San johnson No
General. Gents WIN stutter are always brpak-
ing their words. You lose. Fagorite surg
You May Take Away my nlashlcs but Spare
the 18th Hole" =. = -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-13

sore Eyes, GranlIated EyeiiAs, Eye
mfamed BY exposure % Sun, Dust and Wind
quickly relieved by Murine Eye Remedy. No
smarring, just Eye Comfort At your Druggist'a
ca b. mail. Soc Per Bottle Ecs Book Of tvs
Eve free, ask Murine Eye Remedy Co, Chicago
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-13
IBIS JPN a;1 s|;sl. 81 5 II fP|

r. =. stands for Praesepe Neptune. Percy
hottaae gets In under this cycle re Is noted
as basketball star and booster for The sport.
Tidal Wave in SoTIety Islands 1903 Marcel
wave follows SeTeraI people caught without
rubhcrs. Wfsdem--Fross aud people have at
least one erosk roa1ffg Queries a. Z.
castis--Pay your bet-WfIson won g If You
don't believe u see IL Hughes can make you
. postmaster somewhere. A good name for !
Pullman conductors daughter Scsfd e
5eraha. Ih,s . 81 EsIsskS dsS 10 &c broke.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-01
AMATEURS END
SEASON SUNDAY
Contenders For City Cham
pionship To BE
Picked

Sunday marks the finish of the
regular schedule Of the Detroit
Amateur baseball association and
also will decide what teams VIII
participate IL the post-season series
for the CITY championship. two
more having chance 20 gcf 90 eNe n
terms with them of wlrning sun
DAY.
Al Mark Park in the second game
OF the afternoon 40 2 80 River
Rouge and Upper Gratlots Mil play
The contest which was halted after
the hrst inning bv rain o. Aug s..
former American and Federal
league Will huri foT 'he Rouge ant
Doc Weed Will 60 mound duty for
the Upper GrRuots
The Hsyes.Jackscn Sport srgu
neut Is one on which both teams
have chances for places higher up
IN tie standings Jackson bows
viii be battling so- tenth place
which they have a chance .o GAIN x
victorious while TIE Hayes RiU oe
trying 20 GO ia = pos' season series
Rick or Scott will WORK fo- the
McClntock AGGREGATION nifh Carney
or Ewald opposing tor fhe Sports
Provisions have rsen made -4or
The post-season series which viii he
PLAYED on Labor nay and re fol-
lowing SUNDAY Il Hayes. Rouge.
MAxVells and St-ohs are lied tre
MaKNells VAL play HAYES a. i 3D.
and St-ohS mAe- River Rouge o.
80 labor IAy AZ Mack park u
one % these clubs lose MaNwehs
and Strohs wili PLAY or labor nay.
TIE winner meeting either Eayrs 0r
Rouge fhe following SUNDAY SaNuii
Maxveus and St-0hs finish al-re n
he tie. born HAYES and Rouge .os-
ng. ne MsvNei's ard S'-oh- AL
PLAY three game series rsa hrst
game labor Isv afternoon. SO -11i
az 80 sunday sept a1l a third
y necessary, ~ 3d.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-01
COveleskie Beats James In
Pitchers Duel at Cleveland
Tiges Fail To Hit In Pinches
and Stanley Licks
Them. / 10 O

CLEVELAND. O.. Sept. Stan
ey Coveleskie was just liiil'
setter than Bill James YESTERDAY
and took the Tigers into camp In
pitchers battle. 10 0.
Detroit secured six hits on the
Cleveland star white the Indians
could get but five frSsm The delivery
pf James. But the tall Ann Arbor'
tie suffered from his all too common
weakness and passed four men. the
run that won the game coming as
. direct result OF Two walks.
The Tigers had ten men LETT on
bases and COveleskie was 50 gooq
that even Cobb and Neach. coming
an when "a blow or even sacrifice
ay would have done the business,
ZEN before stanley Veach had bis
chance in the hrai when Rush vas
on third with only one out. Bobby
famed however.
Cleveland scored the run that won
n in the fourth inning speaker
walked, was sacrificed by Roth. and
scored on Turner's double AFTER
Evans had walked That was me
only threat ilf iAAAhio tAnN+' 49,
they made good on f.
Wit and Stanage improved their
batting averages while the rest az
the team fell down. The two Oscars
collected four of the Tigers six hits
between them. Wit getting his %
three trips 10 the plate. and StanaEe
taking four swats 20 collect his duo.
Cobb failed 20 hit. altho he mignt
have been given double when
Roth dropped his liner In the third
the Cleveland outdelder clearly
misjudging the ball and then trying
10 take n with one hand.
Speaker made one inheld hit IN
three trips 20 the plate and gained
on Cobb. Over in Chicago, Sisler
Also garnered one blow IN trio ~
chances, so he held his lead over
Iris In the race for the runneSup
position.
Detroit cannot "a into third place
IN this series now altho a victory
today can put them back into .
position right on the heels or me
Indians. Chicago has won nine
games IN a row and is about 20 De
stopped by the Jungaleers, While
81. Louis has been losing 50 regular
" that n is about time the Browns
turned and trounced someone. they
play Cleveland next
petroit's last game az The season
NJ Cleveland comes today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-01
MISS ROSENTHAL
PLAYS MRS. LET'S
FOR GOLF TITLE

CHICAGO, Ill., Sept Miss
Elaine Rosenthal. % Ravisloe. hold.
er OF the north and south champion.
ship, and Mrs = G. Let's. Jr. Of
Indian H.l TILE holder meet today
in the FINALS % The Womans West.
ern Golf championship tournament
az the Flossmoor Country club
Miss Roxenthai defeated Miss
Frances hatfield. the Wisconsin
champion. n close match. ne
holes being well contested and Vic.
tory coming only after he course
had been completed Mrs let's
won from Miss " LIewelyn Ia he
semi finals
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-01
BILLY SUNDAY
CHORUS SINGS
FOR THE VICTOR

Whsle the DIS, of Victor records
for september contains great va
H,,y ~ music it is likely that IL
has uot q mo1s interesting disc than
the .re on which is registered Two
oTe-.Dss by the huge Billy sunday
chorus which di wonderful work
du-,ur -he religious campaign the
eva-ee is, just closed ia New YORK
cl'y The chorus ~ $500 voices
directed nv Homer R1dcheaver. who
also drilled ard directed a similar
chorus during the sunday revival In
Detroit II nof quite So large. ren
gers America ard sail on one
on either side ~ Che i.sc The Two
selections We're among the most
popular - 'he big tabernacle here
70 81. the FIRST time The Victor com
0s1v Na- ,-ed 20 record the voices
~ s.lH an rrorwous chorus and
r5e -rsH "a saii 20 - highly sails
factory
rlt-a.r music occupies large
place the Septouter program.
Orr rarj has fhe star Soancled
Ranre suns ty Elizabeth spencer
and 0u fhe reverse si3a has Mar
srG'aise hv Edward Hamilton r.
&c -ars-ted as the musical SYN hoi
~ POO 'n. on In q common cause 81
tme~.ca and France New songs
-u f-a wsr are ir great number
f~0~ solos - chorus
IRE Erea. sone BIRDS O., grand
OPERA -e also vfl represented
- l. /.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-01
|. A. c. WINS AT
ATHLETIC MEET

ST. LOUIS. No. Sep The Iii-
nois Athlete association With -
points Won fha junior events IN The
twenty ninth annual cham i0nship
meet ct 'hp Amateur Athletic unicr
here yesterday Records n the pole
vault. I7o-yart high hurdles. and
44o-ysrd dash were broken and the
record Il he l0o-yarc dash vas
eaualled