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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-01-05
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IN the election OF Officers the en-
tire board of directors was reelected,
which include, Prof. }. +. llolida,
Wade llerren, Hugh Ramsay, NJ. l..
Mcbride and J. NJ. Emery.
by action of the association II will
require majority of the ouistand
ing stock To change any bylaw.
During the past year the Farmers
Association has been conducting II
warehouse and has handled two
ear of corn. one ear of flour, one
ear of collonseed meal. one ear of
MIXED flour and feed. and the board
of directors has authorized the see
Rotary Ia procure another ear of
corn rs soon ~ the occasion de-
nands.
The possibilities of this association
and the scope of ils operations will
he extended during the present year.
aud 1t l. expected that good. smart
dividend will be- declared. as in the
past.
NJ the mcclln. of the board of at
r"riors. Prof. j, +. Holiday was re
elected president. Wade llerrcn, vice
president and Hugh Ramsey. treas
Ircr Nlhough Mr.. Moitett was not
reelected secretary, there is no pos
-Iblily of his not being retained in
that position, n every member of the
board l. favorable ~ his re- election.
not on y every member of the board.
hn every member of the association
W"uld hc N favor Of such n move.
a he ha~ proven himself to be very
ilicicnl.
Many inquire ,oirr 10 pening
g "n. rrnlng the great success of the
Nlmbrc- Valley Farmers .l>socin
'."H. ami II i, more than possible ;
hat other association, will he formed
dong the same lines that have made
hr Luna County Association such 1
-plrndld success.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-01-05
Leifler 4 Field Branching Out

l"li'lcr n Field have taken the
lease Of the Central Drue Store build
ins. adjoining their place Of bushes,
"n Fine street, aud will rrNr soft
drinks, lee cream and dainty lunches.
wisely retaining H. MANAGER Of 'hi~
department Herman Ro.rh who i,
'"'' popular with their patrons. The
llrm viii greatly enlarge u, mcrcan-
ilIr business, including curlo, and In.
iI.u goods.
II is III" intention OF the bo>~ To
h"ild up one of the large indns,r,es
at the southwest and there !, not the
slightest doubt hut what their pnr.
pose viii be- fulfilled.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-01-05
MUTT STATION

T. A. Davis lett sunday tor Okll
homn T." spend the holidays with re.
lali,es.
Mr. and Mrs. Weber our new agent
arrived on Thursday from Dcming
>
Mr. and Mr.. Fischer at kansa.
Irr employed IN the Santa Fc di-
catcher office Of Mutt
Mr.. and Mr.. viii hail entertained
. '' Christmas dinner Mr.. Laura Hall
Al~>c~ Alice Hail. lnrz sullivan and
juIlcl Ra>rh ui Drming.
Mr.. Lou ark~dalr entertained
with % tree aud hIg dinner Christina
Mis- Wilma Graham attended the
Christmas dance at Hatch
Mrs. fullian aud -on are visiting
hct brother y irgc Fuller, at the IInl-
land rauh.
We are indeed sorry t" report III.
death "i Mr.. Clay Holland on Dec.
-, 1t her home in Alpine, Tcva,
The sympathy al this community
,or- 10 Mr. Holland.
-
Ray stewart attended the dane
% Hatch an Christmas night
Mis- Nadine Keith of Demine =
VISITING her sister. Mr. II. Bark, dal&
durle the holiday.
=
Homer Jones spent Christina n
Drmiug.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-01-05
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The first 1917 edition of the
Whirlwind was edited Wednesday.
The slogan is. New Years Resolu-
utions.
Florence aud Paul Mill. Robert
Goiorlh ANA Ruth William, are alb
sent this week.
Laura Smith l. absent thi, week
due To illness.
The Girls Physical Culture class
met again Wednesday after school.
We ure taking up Swedish dances
and have fun IN spite al our numer-
uu- mistakes.
tn" meeting of the Literary Socic-
ur- will he postponed on account of
Hn. cNam- The program will in
'ud' = debate on Woman suf-
lrasr
Priscilla Wmlchll taught Miss
Crockett room Tuesday
-
Carlton Clark wa, u visitor ot u.
II. :, rur- day Every one was de
lighted To- see another member of the
famous class of 1919.
Frank Berry and Evelyn Baker
have moved away.
Rev " t., Foulk, viii occupy the
Methodist pulpit sunday morning and
I haplau Gee will preach in the ey-
rulu"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-01-05
Don't Overlook The Battle CRY Of
Peace"

Through the enterprise of the Ilulls
We are Ia have next week. Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, The Bat.
tie Cry of Peace, twin brother Of
The Birth of Nation"
And the prices have been reduced
I" 'jc. doe and 5Oc. Great idea.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-01-05

FOR RENT--iO acres, with good
pumping plant. 3 miles east of Dem
ing. Inquire of II. q. Bush, at office
VI Demlng Lumber Co. l9th-np
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-01-05
NEW COMMANDER F0R
WYOMING INFANTRY

Li.-Col. VIM. c. Bennett, of ths
23rd Infantry, is the popular new
commander of the Wyoming Infant,v
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-01-05

Miss Stella Croichelt has resigned
from the Deming faculty, and will
follow in the footsteps of many of her
sister teachers. Teaching in Demine
stems sure road To matrimony.
Miss Dryer al Lansing. Mich, has
been offered her place.
>
John Dcckert Is recuperaling IN
a. Angeles
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-01-05

Ms. Arthur &. Raithcl start he
new year with fine new Chalmers
ear
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-01-05
lola ITEMS

Mr. and Mrs. Curt Rambo had rs
guests at very enjoyable dinner,
Mr. ko2el and son, Ralph, Mr.
en- BY and Richard Stauch.
Ms blanche Farr"W retained to
.rhool IA FL Pa,o after spending The
holidays with her parents.
Mrs. pan-r saw the old wear ont
aud the new IN with the Il. \. Gibson
family IN bcmlng The children have
1rr' afflicted with measles. hut are
H"W rrcuverin"
3
Ihrrc al oar boy. Bash Toncy.
hurray hryton aud Joe klmbaIl. took
the exams Tor High school The boys
lir-l mentioned have only been in
lola few months.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-01-05
TUNiS AND RED MOUNTAIN

- \ - .. 80 4. 4,
The Holiday Season j. surely -lip-
ping away.
Mad blg dinners and Turkey, Chicken
and Pumpkin Pie have been
the order uf the daN
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-01-05

WANTED Woman Ia do family
washing. Inquire at Graphic office
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-01-05

FOR SAI.E-Registercd Duroc Jer.
~ey Boar ad Sow, no kin and 3 small
Durocs. Cheap start for someone.
Phone $50.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-01-05
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
rWO-ThlROER WANTED

The Graphic Is very much IN need
OF two thirder printer To fiji
ont the force. III 10 20 years of age.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-01-05

Mr. Nonnie Phillips observed New
Years day by inviting several lad.
Trends =" her new home for an all.
day social With an elaborate din
ncr prepared and served BY herself
IA such plea ling manner thai Ia
"N the least the day passed with
much enjoyment for all. and eventide
rolled around much too soon. when
We were obliged to disband for onr
everal homes and hid each one hes,
wishes. Those present were. Mr.. Al
shaw and Mrs. jas. Brown. Mrs.
Hurt, Mrs. Sylvanus and Ms Ethel,
we're sick and not able to be present.
We we're very much disappointed o
ye-. and the big Christmas Tree that
Yet remained in the living room was
evidence of the Yuletide Season.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-01-05

The members of the Sunday School
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-01-05

The Borderland Home club will
meet with Mrs. Hurt ON January nth.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-01-05

Officers elected for the Sunday
school, for the next six months, Su-
perlntendeni, r. S. Pond. Secretary
and Treasurer. Mrs. Jas. Brown; Or.
ganlst, Mrs. Robt. Pond; Teachers.
Bible Glass, Jas. Brown; Intermedi-
ale. Miss Ethel Sylvanus: Primary,
Mr.. Sylvanus and Mrs. Vonnie Phil
lips Choir Leader. J. d. Ray.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-01-05

Laura Smith l. absent this week
due tu illness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-02
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

Goose los (Murphy). Z TO 5. 20 ., and
10 ,. first: Diamond, a5 Living ston)
l3 to ,. even. and 10 5, second: Wood
!, To !. third. Time. lis 81. Bars and
stripes, The Masquerader. Nazovia. Jim
Wakely also ran.
SecOnd--threc furlonSs-- Red Rover
10 (tairbro1her), 3 to !, even and :
to |. :. TO |. and TO ). second: Bonn
bast. lis Nobinson) Is 10 10, to :.
and to 6. third. Time. IS A. seconds
Henry T.. Nalspar. Royal also ran.
Third-mile and a sixteenth-Devil
TO = first; Obivetor, l05 (Wohert), 4
10 !, ) to .. aud even. second: Lady
Powers. 10. tCollins). 10 20 l, 10
and =: to |, third. Time. l 81 Is
g.. Easter Gree;ings also ran. ''''''
Fourth-mile ard sixteenth
Syrian. 102 tSykcD. To >, to ). and
to >. first; Typhoon. 10 Hanover).
TO J. ): to J, and even, second; Hau-
berk; lis ,'FairbrotherD. TO ;. 4 to !.
and ] to >. third. Time. :52 Is. Bob
Hensley Gamer. Brynlimah. Colonel
Nannis. Grumphy, Chiffon King also
ran.
Eifth-mile and sixtecnth-Agon. lI2
5 TO /. and 3 l-a 10 i. second: oranre e.
III tMotD. IL TO O., even, and = to s.
third. Time. 15a. Disturber, Primary
Emma Stuart. Royal Interest, Little
bert Temple, liz twiliiamsJ, < 10 i 8
to 5. and 10 3. first; Hubbub. ia
Lyke). g to /. to l. and 10 5,
Sc seeGna Flag !, a nsy 10 K,qsS3iaason 10
i:a7' IS 5'sry Legend ID 'n M,ei,eT TINE.
Yenghee, Impression also ran. ...t'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-02
JUAREZ RESULTS

A, Er. II, :'es SMs4rs s'ss,,sngsslsp
s3.ec. $3.50. 81 so, second: Blue ,Kd,:sSl
l1c tGuyp, $50, third. Time. ~ SET
onds. Emily 81, Red Snapper. Smiling
Buck also ran.
,secomd--hve ami one-half furlongs-
tlso. frst: "a Belle Brocadc, Iol (Nc-
Intyrep s:.io. $40. second: Helen
Time. Iii - I.ovey JOHNNY. LADY
Tend, Air Line. Idle Star also ran.
Thlrd-1ve and cne-half furlongs-
Spangle Duchess. l0i lGuy). $40. $50
and s;So. first. Elba l.. I0l (Carr0!D.
500 and Sl.ao. second: Uncle Nun, l07
lBailcy). $3.50, third. Time. 1872
Force. {: W. kcnnon. Allanas sic, Clara
James also ran
F,ourth--New Year handicap. seven
furlonGs -commaurctta, IO5 (HunD,
$40. sl.30 and Out. first: Little String.
ll5 tCaITolD, Sl.iO, second; TIE Lsi
los !Guy). OUT. third. Time. 1872. Ber-
mudian also ran.
~ Fif,hrIvs furlongs--rempy nu..san
a frso; Mo H;o1s, 49, fTr%ss} Sssso 81
Time. los - zolzo. Gt,lus. Gray's
SiNth--ssven furlonss-Genera Pick
cit. los tMclntyre), $3.50. $500 and
$40; first: Crisnie. loi CTroisel. $3.50
and $40. second: Canto. III (N arren).
cencs. Lady Wilmington, saivado
Queen. Prepaid, Lady Innocence and
Miss Philbin also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-02
DARCY SEES RING CONTEST
Ausirinn NiddI~uciEht Champion Com
mentN on Strange trrnnge-
mentA for Natch.

NEW YORK. January lies Darcy.
the Australian middicwciGht champion.
witnessed his iitst ring com,cs, in
America. in Brooklyn. to-day. where
Billy Nisllc. OF s.. Paul. and George
''knockout"D BROWN, ~ Chicago went
ten hard rounds
In eight Of tho rounds Tho st Paul
man gave the chicagoau Il heating
Miske. who i prominently mentioned
as an opponent for Darcy. had The adj
vantage nf height. reach and i've
pounds III weight but Brown with
stood terrific puuishncr; and was sim
hGhtinE SSmclN when tic bout ended.
Brown Won the first twn rounds.
The arrangements here arc rather
strange tn ne. said Darcy. Roth
smoking and coaching from tho cor
ncrF arc absolutely prohibited in Aus
tralia. but both arc allowed hcrc. The
men III tho ring must nc weakened by
inhaiins such smoke laden atm"e-
nhcrc."
In another Brooklyn riuh to.,lay.
BATTLING i.cvinSkN cievcrly ou,puimtct!
Gunho@t Smith ia i ten round bout
johnny coulrn. ;he Chicago bantam
weigh, and former worlds champion
c!eNeTlI outpcinted Joe Wagner al o..
bantam who defeated I'ouior - fCiu
rfers ago, il Il tch- found; hout- here
DAY. Couion weighed III pound.
and Wagner lis L.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-02
BASEBALL MEN MEET TO-DAY
Members Of National Commission Arc
Gathering In Cincinnati for
Annual Povuou
By Associated Press. |

CINCINNATI OHIO, January -
fskeball me- IRON almost every part
VI th> oouhtr: logan gathering here
tonight for tic annual meeting of the
National Baseball Commission TO. NOR
row. The supreme court of baseball
ma! DC dei:ytd III beginning its work.
snasinuch az there has been q special
meeting called or the club owners OF
the three Class Az leagues. which has
as An indicated objec, the adoption OF
suitable resolution for presentation
10 the coirnis. asking that the
dfaf,ihs Of players from Class IA
leagues he abolished. II has been uu-
ofhctaly Indicated that The request will
be denied
The election Of officers for the com
mission also Will he held nut il has
heco!ne an assured fact during the last
week that both Chairman August Herr
MANN and Secretary John L.. Eruce
would ne reelected. the announcement
from Chicago that President Johnson
OF the American League, had stated
thatS he saw no reason 10 make -
change. putting TO an end the numerous
ruinors OF the past sin months that
rue commission would have q new
mead in the person or some one no;
animated with either major league
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-02
HAVANA RESULTS

First race--siN furlongs---Mr SniggS,
ll2 !TAplinl:. TO >, ! to >, and GU,
1rst; Lola. 100 tCorey). 8 to >. to >.
third. Time, i:l4. Cherry Bcillt Peg.
Eddie Mott also ran.
1ciray): = TO !; 5 to ). and /" IA,
10 and 10 !. second; Morris,own.
loS Collins. 5 to l.. 3 to !, and to =.
Frosty Face. Parlol Boy also ram.
Third-fve and onc-half furlomes--
Eu,h Str Strrickland; To- lBain: 2 to !;
(Andress1. 3 l.: to i. to : and : TO
10, second: Weiga. 10. tMink). to i,
IL to and to .. third. Time.
Msrgares Ellen. broI, cdors t aiso pa%.
olyn G., lis -(Taplinj. . to j. to !.
and TO o. first; Radiant Flower. ~
onin, s. {{Winsfiesid5. to oG' TO se 3 and
! to =, third. Time. l:Ol. Helmet
Daughter, Ed Garrison. scylla, Mara
FiSth.nye furlonss. handicap Muir
l nrS Anita. ioe lTaaGpln,; 10 !, even;
t f1}rsyer Time to i I'd; to ana t.
Friendless also ran.
SiXth--mile and sixteenth. handicap
and out. first: iibyan Sands. Iot
(Dreyer), TO TO >. and out. sec
.end; shooting Star. ~ dCoiey). II to
wooden shoes also ran. 49, -
Sevenfh--mile and twer<y ya-ds-
Runway. 10S (Bal.J, S to ., i to .. and
Z to 5. first; Hiker, ,ss CKleeger): : 10
70 3, third. Time. i:4s rs. Busine ss
Agent, Luke Vanzandt, Gane, also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-02
PARISlANS STUDY NEW TAXES
Both Houres of Parliament Work Late
to Make SrEtcm Effective
on January 3.
iBy Associated Pres-.l


PARIS. January l.-Parisians began
the New Year by studying the new
war taxes, instead Of making the usual
exchange of visiting cards and calls.
Eoth houses of tarlia mcnt. in spc-
cial Sunday session that continued UNI
til New Years Eve. worked on the
new system Of taxes. III order 10 make
1t effective ~ the beginning OF 1917.
The salient features include a 3-ccnt
in stead OF 2-cent domestic postage.
. 10 TO ~ per cent increase OF the
tax on tobacco aud cigars and a tax
or from 10 10 30 centimes on thcater
tickets. graduated according TO the
price OF the seats: more costly telc-
grams. and Increased charges upon
beverages and certain provisions.
The Official New Year ceremonies
were limited 10 calls by the presidents
of the Senate and chamber upon Pres
idcnt Poincarc, who returned the visits
Otherwise the festivities were mostly
confined to families having soldiers ut
home on leave.
At the front every soldier received
extra rations OF ham. wine champagne.
cigars and oranges, while tho officers
received double rations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-02
Y. M. C. A. KEEPS OPEN HOUSE
Afternoon mud Evening Ia spent In
Auditorium. While 1--we basketball
COhteAts Close FestiritIcs.

The Central y. NJ. {. a. building kept
open house yesterday and entertain
ments were given in the big audi
forum in both the afternoon and even
ing. The evening entertainment WAS
attended by tho boy members Of the
association and their friends. while the
evening was turned over To the senior
-iembe's aud friends.
Robert NJ. Honsyman. OF phiiadel-
eS syf the Ish,ess c ss' at both
entcrta inmentS. Guy &. Caldwell r.nd-
cred cred interestins whistiimg and manho
University male quartet rendered nu-
merous selections which apparently
me; with the hearty approval OF the
Festivities were broush, I" a close
Win IN ,w" rat ling good sames Of bas-
tents were close throughout. and SOM.
spectacular shots were pulled of. The
FIRST game was between teams repre-
GSoi,i;cse players who were home for the
iori G by The score Of 81 to 20.
the second contest was between
teens FROM the y. NJ. 4. y. League and
!. i've composed Of coaches and en-
basketball players from several col
citing 81 the TWO. first one team tax :
ing the lead and then the other The
y. VI. &. y. league boys finally were
victorious by the score Of 80 to -. Th.
lineup:
college Stars--Wharton left for
ward. Pettway. right forward Bethel /.
center. iiargrovc. left guard; Jennings.
right guard
Federation All Stsrs--BelI left for
ward: Blausei. right forward: p,r-
kins; center: Stringer. left guard: Wal
thall. right guard.
Score-CoIlege Stars. 30: Federation
MI stars 30. Suhstitutions-Smoo
tI, ~, GoaIs from DETERMINATION
Jennings o.. Bell a., Perkins I2).
EhniE Goals from foW--Pe,tway t@).
Bethel. Eel ca.
Goa chest. Mitchell. left forward i:
Allison. right forward: \. HaIrroye
center; +. Hargroye. left guard: O.
Sheppc. right gusrd
~. NJ =. A--Ehmir. left forward /:
Mullen. righ; forward. Gray. center:
guard.
;. Score-.Y. N. = A.. 50: Coaches. IS.
SUBSTITUTION :. Strinser Goals from
tield-Mitcheli:. Allison ~. A. liar
grove 90. i; HarSrovc ~. Ehnig 90.
Mullen Jennings 90. Smoo, 81 Goals
from foul iiarEroye 90. Ehmig.
Smnot 90. Times Of halves. - min
uteS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-02
CALOMEL MAKES
YOU SICK, UGH!
"DodsOn'S Liver Tone" better
than calomeI aud cannot
Saliyate.

Calomei loses you a day! You know
what calomei is. It's mercury: quick
silver "a lionel is dangerous. IL
era shes into sour bile like dynamite.
ciampins and s!ckeninE YOU. CalomeI
attacks the bones and should never be
put into your system,
when you feel bilious. sluggish, con-
stipated and all knocked out aud be-
lieNe you need a dose of dangerous
calomel just remember that your drug
glst sells for so cents a large bottle of
Dodson's Liver Tone, which is entirely
vegetable and pleasant To take and is
perfect substitute for "a lionel. II is
guaranteed to start your liver without
stirring ynu up inside. end cannot
saIivate.
Don't take calomel, 1t makes you
sick the no1t day; 1t loses you days
work. Dodson's Liver Tone straight
ems you right up and you feel great
Give II to the children, because Il IL
perfectly harmless and does.:'t grippe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-02

Nor. The second and third acts needed
less forcing, and We're far above the
opener.
Lawrence Peterson and whitlcck
Davis were pleasing with popular
songs. and tho company of eight gave
ono excellent number. The entire
company worked enerseticaI!y and
spiritcdly and with an evident desire
- please. IT Was not for them TO
reason why. and they succeeded adj
mirahly with the material at hand. and
by their efforts turned "A piece Of
mediocrity into a fair, entertainments
Tabloid Tops Lyric Hiil.
At the mead of the Lyrics week.
opener stands The Midnight Follies."
compressed musical show with seven
girls and two men. Ed VoIt. as an
elongated comedian. supplies most OF
the fnn The girls arc good looking.
weil-cos,umcd and lathc-turntd. and
really don't have to sing. Hu; they
sing well, TOO. which makes il all the
better.
Ncimsn and Kennedy have = hobo
act with an out-of-thc ordinary set
ting. and sing astcrisky ballads with
huge success. Ward and Van are in
IN - f~licitous manner. Mildred Hay
ward opens tho bill! with some clever
singing impcrso nations. and til. Weise
family close tho performance with
bala ncuS stunts on the high pole
that keep the crowd brcathlcSsly in
their seats Until the curtain falls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-02
112 SURVIVORS ARRIVE NJ
Wen ON American Steamships. sank
Germnn Submarines, Reach
New York. IS
| Ry Assoeiated presa.

- st-SVNFHEEI g-NE
NEW YORK. Janadry 1.-One n its
dred and twelrs men who were ssbHi
American steamships torpedoed and
sunk by German submarines in Euru1
pean waters. arrived here to-day OF
the spanish steamer Alicante, front
barcelona. Sercnty-nine were on board
the Columbian, attacked last NoycmbeE
on voyage from France to Italy.
ihirty- three escaped when the cha
muns went down off Cape Gaia. Spain,
in the same month ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-02
SEMIFINALS AT PINEHURST
nrter. Robr.un. snare and irm>trong
Win Meet In decisive Muf"hc>
Io-DRS.

rlNEliURST. y. &. Januar! L.
Philip Carter, OF New York. Fillmore
EoheSon. Of Rochester. Fredcrick
Snare. of Iiavana. and D,righ, ~
Armstrong, Of Pittsburgh. reached til"
semifnals to-day in the midwinter
golf tournament. Garter Won by de-
fault Of 4. IL. Williams. Of philadei-
phia. aud viii meet I;obeson to-nor-
row. Eobcscn defeated Robert Hunt
or, Of Nor"ion. Snare defeated w. l..
I'icrcc. Lr. Of f.usicwood. and will
meet Armstrong. Armstrong heat
Robert Shannon. ot Pittsburgh