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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
Ideal Hen VIII Haze
Good Points OF Al
Breeds, Says Fanciel

New York Jan. S.-An ideal fowl. in
which win oe conferred the good points
OF al the good breeds of hens. is the
object Of experiments being conduct.
by the United States government at its
tdTin az Bel-sVille. Nd Henry LamOn.
head husbaudman of the farm. has has1
working for the last five years on thu
new American product. He explained
his experience today ut the annual
poultry show at Madison Square Car
According to Mr.. Iamon the new
hen viii have white plumage. yellow
legs, red ear lobes and a moderate sized
como In laying qualities and the size
OF ITS eggs ii VIII resemble the Ieshorn.
IL VIII have as much meat on its
body as a Wyandottc. barred rock OK
by mouth rock The government farm.
AR Lamon said. plans to- have Iie e,-.
Do 'it of the Hew hen az the poultry
SHOW next season
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
2 News Notes From Movieland g.
BY DAISY DEAN.

The Little Yank" in a forth
n coming Triangle picture bearing
u n that title. Dorothy Gish takes the
part of a beautiful Kentucky girl who
belongs TO a family of Union sympa-
thizers. Her brother is a lieutenant
in the Union army. ard ON a visit
home brings Mai Rushton. his superior
officer, who falls in love with Sanie.
the little Yank." Lieut. James Cas-
Teton encourages his sister TO make
hospital supplies for the wounded SOL
diers While the two Union officers
are at the Castleton home, the house
is surrounded by Confederates, but
Sallie utilizes clever ruse in helping
her brother and the major 10 escape
She herself starts through the Con
federate lines TO carry her supplies 10
the wounded UniOnists- She IS assist
ed by Capt. Johnny. a handsome young
Confederate. Lieut.. CastletOn is cap
tured by the COufederaJes after a
battle in which ne has been injured
and Saliie goes TO the enemy,s camp
TO nurse him. While there she falls
in love with Capt Johnny. shortly
long lifetime OF happiness dawEs
FOR Sallie and Capt. Johnny
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
CARRANZA TRIES TO BUY
AMMUNITION IN JAPAN

Toxic. Japan. Jan. at is understood
trat three representatives Of Gen. Car
rama are now in Japan with the OBJ
ject OF purchasing ammunition. rifles.
artillery and a steamship They are said
to have been negotiating for the 5000
Ton vessel Kotchira which recently was
chartered By the newly formed Kwat-
sUda Shipping company
The Kitchira cleared from Yokohama
yesterday with Salina Cruz. Mexico. as
her destination The manifest lists her
cargo as general merchandise and ma
chinery- An Unconfirmed report is cur
rent that the vessel carries $500 rifles
IuFchased from various Japanese
brokers from stock discarded as I'M
suitable by representatives of the en-
tenre powers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
4 RAW, sore throat
Eases Quickly When You Apply
Little Musterole

And Musterole won't blister ike the
old-fashioned mustard plaster. Just
spread 1t on with your fingers. 1t pene-
trateS 10 the sore spot with a gentle
tngle, loosens the congestion and draws
oEt the soreness ard pain.
Musterole IS a clean, white ointment
made with oil OF mustard. 1t IS fine for
quick relief Tor sore throat, bronchitis,
tonsilitis, Group, stiff neck, asthma, neu-
ralgla. headache. congestion, pleurisy.
rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches of
the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles.
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds on
the chest Git often prevents pneumonia.
Nothing ike Musterole for crouoy chill
dren- Keep It handy for instant use.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
Itching Torture Stops

Il IS unnecessary Tor YOU to sufTer
with eczema, blotcheS ringworn. rasbes
and similar skin troubles. A little zemo.
o9tsined At any drug store for 25c, or
SlDg Tor extra large bottle, and promptly
spphed VII usually give instant relief
from itching torture. It cleanses and
soothes the skin and heals quickly and
effectively most skin diseases.
Lemo Is q wonderful, penetrating. dis
appearing liquid and IS soothing to the
most delicate skin. Il IS not greasy. Is
easily applied and costs little. Get It
today and save ali further distress.
The E v. Rose Co.. Cleveland. o
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
Apricot | e Cream
BY CONSTANCE CLARK

u WINTER when fresh fruit is not
obtaiHable canned fruits may be
substituted. canned apricots make
O delicious ice cream.
open can Of the fruit. then. with
The back of a wooden spun. rub them
through q hair sieve: sweeten with
sugar. add tie strained Juice of one
orange and the strained pulp OF two
rananas- Nix thoroughly Whip two
cups OF cream q few minutes, add 20
the fruit ana whisk the whole again for
another five minutes. Put the mixture
into the freezer and freeze. Serve with
snow cake.
Snow Cake-Beat one-half Gun Of
butter and one cuD of sugar to a cream:
them add onc-half cupfui of milk and
He.-' unili Do trirs white and light. Add
Two curiHis cr tlour- one easpooufgl uf
nS powder whites or six we'll
'ea eggs tor VITA n-1- tea
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03

E6T HOPE you aren't going 20 be
at home today, Uncle Wiggily.
= said Nurse Jane Fuzzy WIZ.
TIE muslzrat lady housekeeper. as she
hoped into the sitting room Of the
hollow stump bungalow, where the
rabbit gentleman was just finishing
his breakfast one morning
Why not?'' he asked. Almost al
ways you want me TO stay home"
Well, this time wish you'd so OH
and try and find a nice adventure
went On Miss Fuzzy Wuzzy- You see
I am going TO wash the clothes, ana
sou know that always makes the Dun
saIow upset, which you don't like Be
sides, / won't have time 10 ger yon
NICE lunch, so thought you could SOD
AZ Grandfather GOOsey Gancer mousse
"Of course / can do that" Uncle
WiEgily quickly said But would you
lot Ike me 10 stay home ana HsiY
you with the clothes ,.,-....
No thank you i can &c IL -,
alone. and / have everything neel.
Besides. YOU might splash water On
your tall silk hat .,,--
That's So" agreed Uncle WiEGily-
We'll, then III 90 look for an adVeh-
OF through the woods and over the
covered fields went the bunny
uncle He had not gone very Tar pc
fore ne met Uncle Butter, the goat
Have Won seen any adventures for
me-" asked Uncle Wigglly. I've Oeeh
looking all yer, but l cant ma any
, haven't seen any adventures an
sr-a-ed the goat gentleman but can
1--WE YOU a riddle to guess W mar IS
lie difference between stuck and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
HOROSCOPE.
Thursday. january 4. 1917.

a STROLOGERS read this as an IN
~ usually lucky day. Mars. Jupi-
ter. Saturn, Mercury and Venus
are in beuefic aspect
Under this planetary government In
itiative Of every sort should bring
prosperity It is an especially lucky
rule for bankers. brokers and I'M
porters.
Mars gives promise OF unusual ac-
tivity for contractors. iron workers.
mechinists, carpenters and all who
have to do with building.
Surgeons and physicians have an
outlook for unusual and extraordinary
activities and benefits They viii
achieve great things in 1917. which is
likely to be a most notable year in
medicine and surgery.
Mines and minerals continue under
rule that should make for enormous
profits. Discoveries OF rare metals in
the west are predicted
It is a lucky date for weddings and
for social entertainments that bring
out the lighter side Of human nature.
There is good sign for the giving
or presents. especially gifts that sym
bolize a friendship or romance between
men and women.
Railway accidents again are prOgnos-
ticated and fires or panics in public
buildings are foreshadowed.
Canada has the prophecy OF immense
commercial and manufacturing activi-
ties during the coming year, but labor
difficulties may be numerous and very
serious
For England danger 70 shipping and
many losses again are indicated by
the planets. which have many sinister
warnings for those who go to sea IN
der the British flag.
Increase of crime, especially where
greed OF gold is the incentive. has
been prophesied for this month and
next This rule OF evil viii affect
men in positions or trust as well as
common thieves.
TheaterS continue under sway
promising increased interest on the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
MOTHER SUPERIOR
Says vinoI Creates strength.

Rosary Hill Home. Hawthorne. y. y.
- have used Ninol for many run
down. weak or enlaciated patients with
benefit One young woman was so
weak and III she could hardly creep
70 my door Tor aid 1 supplied Vinol
to her literally and in a month I hard
y recognized her She was stron-.
her color charming and her cheeks
rounded Out.'-MOTHER n. ALPHON-
SA LATHROP. o. s. j.
We guarantee Niuoi 10 sharpen tie
petite ara digestion. enrich tile blood
ana create strength Kelly g. Pollard
=. Paso Teas. also =t the ieadirE
drug stores in all Tezss tcuus-Ad-.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03

picture was suggested by Victor
Hus0's story. The Hunchback of
NoJre Dame"
For Dickens's Great Expectations"
Louise Huff and Jack Pickford are co
starring in the adaptation OF the great
noVelists tale. which viii be released
on the Paramount program.
With snow White" completed. Mar
gUerite Clark has nothing to do but
prepare costumes for her next Famous
Players production. do her Christmas
shopping-which she could not do early
because director J. Searle Dawley was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
CHARLES NEWEST.

Easy Street' Is The reNt q he
Charlie Chaplin comedies. Ir. Chaplin
thinks the play VIII be funnfer than
The Rink" since his friends ~ou-
front" viii have laugh on him as
Wen as al him Chaplin's encounter
with the lampp0sr is said 10 De so
funny II rocks the walls" OF the
studio. though the encounter probably
hurt considerably. Chaplin upset the
He tried 10 elude il, hut failed. While
making a regular Hal Chase slide"
10 get out of the way Chaplin got
nipped in transit and pinned 10 the
stufio floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
Sooner or later q 5ComdH'S be1afy IS
spoiled by OveT-iHdHlgeEce.

ful habits spoil ones Youth and beauty.
ne " oman who sleeps late. eats
] the choicest foods. drinks rich wines
unless she ilVes IN our increasing num-
her of dry states-smokes perhaps. as
so many women do noWadays=this
/ woman beeins 10 add chins with her
years 10 acquire hasgy flesh under
eyes, TO have 1oWlS I'm place OF cheeks.
and the coarse hard line Of Selfishuess
! about her mouth And she ceases TO he
beautiful
SelI-lndulgenCe is Tor the thin wOn1-
an who needs more flesh or the uerv-
Gus woman who wants building mp. For
the average mortal the palmer the food
IL 10 s SoOC-the better. Wines and
tobacco are best left out of the diet
too much sleep means laziness. Youth
thrlVes on abstemiOUsleSs and exercise
FRESH air and sunshine are the greatest
preservatives. Every woman ought TO
nave a garden TO take care of. for her
health's sake. and a library OF gooG
BOOKS Tor her minds sake. and some
one preferably 81 small child. to tax
care OF for the sake of watching some
other personality expand and mature
with care
Dear Miss Forbes-WouId YOU kindly
advise me If a girl should ask "a soldier
Tor a badge, or should she wait TN me
offers her one2 l. b u
Better wait tin he makes the offe-.
However. II the yirl knows the man
very well. If he is a relative or II she
IS engaged 10 him or an old ann close
friend. she might ask. II she wanted the
badge pretty much Men rarely think
that woman prizes such personal
trifles.
NJ B. V Med. II your hair falls out
ana Is fun of dandruff. cut il off as
snort as YOU can. 10 allow its strength
tc nourish "a lessened amount OF hair
shampoo weekly with egg. and tar soap
and apply good tonic nightly. Massage
with the hands tin the scalp Slows
Copyright. by George Matthew Adams
part of the public and changes in man
agemenr.
beware OF fire and thieves. Specuia-
ton VIII he unlucky- Strict attention
10 business viii insure unusual profit
Children born on this day are likely
TO be ambitious and energetic. They
should succeed in professional or COM
mercial activities. but must no- spec
1917. 10y the Nc
Clure Newspaper Syndicatc.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
The Daily Novelette,
THE PLUxDERED HORSE.

X HEERLUCK BONES, the great de-
~ tsctive. sat for SO hours with his
- eyes closed and his head resting
upon his automatic brain-wave agits-
tor when he gave a sudden Jump
Il am 10 understand, then Nj. Loose
by the way, you frequently take long
journeys. don't you? I thought So
there's a certain PARKWAY look in YOUR
eyes. I am to understand. then, that
your horse mysteriously loses all his
shoes every time you turn your back
said the great detective.
Exactly" nodded Dogglett Loose. I
observed BOndsen Stocks, my ricn
neighbor. mailing a hTOseshoe over ms
sitting room door, but that hardly ex-
plains anything. because my horse has
lost : ( shoes in the past ten days
"Humph, Humph-' said the great
detective
An. yes. I have heard OF you" said
Bondsen stocks .nervously. "Chave
Eair-have q chair
III come to the point Immediately"
said the great detective Where did
YOU get that horseshoe over your
door,"
"Oh. is that alp exclaimed Bondsen
Stocks in relief 'Why. Dogglett
Losses horse dropped 1t IN front OF
my house and J put it up there for
luck And il brought me the most ex-
traordinary luck. The very next day
my peanut butter stock jumped from
10 to soc. I won a law suit that had
been pending . years. and discovered
a i've cent cigar that tastes just like
a. Is center"
And have Won spoken OF the cause
Of your good fortune u auyoneo"
queried the great detective.
-Why-er-let me see Yes 7 men
at Hnn faTrn "a
were 30 or 60 men there, and
an over.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
Dorothy Gish in The Little Yank."

very mean and unrelenting in his sf-
forts TO finish the picture-buy a few
dozen gowns for personal consUmp-
ton attend about 'steen shows that
she has not been able to see as yet,
refuse a few hundred invitations TO ap-
pear personally at fairs. bazaars. the
alter openings. AMI various assorted
styles of entertainments--an in fact,
comport herself generally like a motion
picture star with nothing 10 do
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
TIP FOR IRENE.

Irene Fenwick. who aIternates ap-
pearances in musical comedy and IN
plays with her appearances in pictures
made her newest picture at COney
Island.
The proprietor OF one OF the local
attractions saw her. There's too much
class to you to be pulling this picture
stuff" he advised here. Take nv adj
vice, kid, and cut it. With the start
you've got YOU should be able 70 break
seto Broadway
Claire Anderson. the chic Ifttle
blonde whose charm and vivacity have
been in evidence in many keystone
comedies, was Injured in an auto ac-
cident recently II VIII be some davs
before she is back at The studio.
January - is the date announced
by William Fox for the release of
The Darling Of Paris" Thai famous
vampire. Theda Bara. is the Star. Tho
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03

Hugh Foster has returned after a
pleasant visit to relatives in Califor-
MIA
The Daily News yesterday passed out
Of the hands Of Felix Martinez and J.
N. Hawkins and into the ownership
and management of C. ". kindriclI,
[. :. consul in Juarez.
That part Of the fence used around
the Elks' midway in November has
been placed on the carnival grounds
for erection and the work OF putting
= up viii commence at once
4 bunch Of MeXicans were in the Of
flee OF the county collector this morn
ing paying their poll taxes They
were under the guidance Of Joe Rogers.
Jim Dwyer and Frank Alderete. who
said that the NeNicans were spending
tLeir own money
All IS in readiness for the departure
OF the FL Paso merchants on their eX-
Cu-sion over the new Fl PasO and
Southwestern railway line and Il is eX-
pected that the party VIII be large.
The train Will leave here tomorrow
morning at S;45 o'clock
Il l. Newman. ST.. entertained the
men of the LOwdon bank at his home
on New Years dav at a stag dinner.
The following were present. Messers.
T. n WinEo, A. = Coles. H I. New
man. Borden, PeytOu F. Edwards, J. A.
Eddy and a. W Webb.
The work of building the Second
Ward street car line Is being pushed
rapidly. The workmen spent all last
night making connections with the
main track al San Antonio and Oregon
streets IT Is expected to have the
lire completed within 2 very Jew DAYS
Miss Julia Mcdowell. Of New York,
is ia the city visiting her brother, Jack
Mcdowell
\ watch party was given on New
Years eve by Mrs c. c. Martin and
Miss MaUde Carpenter at their home on
North Campbell street Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Allen
Mr. and Mrs. G y. Anthonv. Mr.. and
Mrs Goe- J Schworn. Mr.. and Mrs J.
K Shannon. Mr.. and Mrs C q. Martin.
AIRS f q. Carpenter. Miss Maude Car
Denter. Miss Kate Adams and Willie
Jackson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03

II pays TO paint with Parron-s sun
froot Paints Lander Lumber CO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03

drinking, about suppiuS the sweet from
the world. and leaving the dregs-and
not many people pay any attention 10
them. Which IS the mOralists fault
for not making the platitudes exciting
10 listen TO or 10 hear
Now I'm going TO repeat a lot OF
this advice against over-indulgence
just because the luxurious and slOth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
Stop Using a Truss

TRUSS REARERS. Here's Great. Good. News
Ti-esone Torturous Tr1sses en- thrown away for
ever. and It's ali because STUART'S PLAPAO-PADS
different from the painful truss. being 1ediclne
3ooicaturs made selfadhesive purposey to prevent
slipping ard 10 Afford IN Arrangement 70 hold the
1istended muscles securely n place.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03

We get you there auG back. Non
iau- Auto Service. Phones 265-7515
Cars $40 per hour. Snort trips made.
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03

spoonful Of lemon extract; pour the
cake into a buttered pan; bake in a
moderate oven.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
Years Ago Today
From the Herald Of This
Date. 1902.

-HE city council last evening ap-
proved the mayors veto Of the
h John p. Ramsey franchise for a
new electric light and railway system
in FL Paso and transacted quite a bit
Of other business. Alderman David
Payne stated that the franchise had
been referred TO a committee OF six
aldermen. who studied the matter over
thoroughly and he moved TO sustain
the action Of the committee in grant
ing the franchise.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03
Beauty Chats
By EDNA ~ FoRBEs.
OvER-INDULGENCE.

HOBALIsTs have preached a grea!
M many platitudes aoout over eat
= = irg and oEersleeplng and over
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-03

a sTROLOGERs read this as an IN
~ usually lucky day Mars. Jupi-
- ter. Saturn, Mercury and Venus
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-24
BALL PLAYERS LEAVE ON
TWO WEEKS HUNTING TRIP
Bender, Marquard and Yerkes Shoulder
Guns Through Northern
Pennsylvania

READING, Pa, oct 24.-Charles A.
Render of the Philadelphia Nationals
Richard Rube) Marquard, of the Brooklyn
Nationals, with Steve Yerkes, of the In
dlanapolis team of the American Associa-
tion. the 1917 ttle-holders, and Rudolph
X. Bodenhorn, of this city, have left on a
two weeks hunting trip through Northern
peuusylVania.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-24

N%E of the interesting features OF Ihe
" Smoke play at the Huntingdon valley
Country club last Sunday was stati5llCai
record of the drives, approaches, puts e,C,
/ | Kent an account Of the drives acCoIuils W
the manner i'm which the four players p'"S ,u
their second shots, no account pelHs ''N
of the four short holes. The recoIu va
governed by the way in Whlcp HeoiEe
Rroun the referee, asked the men - Pl"E
Tho question of direction is not CoHsluvi' "
In the morning Barnes OutdroNe the u'loio'
ulaying last seven times, while HOMER M' M5
second with four Cuthbert having '"o anu
Toos one In the afternoon theIe vas
greater margin, as Barnes played ms Se'o.'l IN
shot last twelve times, while hoIl"'' on"
Loos had one apiece. -,,,,,,.s ,
The second man to play ShotS ShONH
more even division, except in lhe "I'el
noon when Horfner had big lead on l-ooS
and ,,uthbert one of the curious lhlheS
! "hn,,t the table is that Cuthbert' IN SPITE
~ his wonderful scoring for the HrSI zen
bolae getting every one in par, shot ldS''
6ret on no less than six holes OFT or tne ten
A general average shows that BARNES
rIavad last ninteen times out OF t"elt!
aicht third five times, second twice anu
6rst tvyice Hoffner played last hNe lHHes,
third twelve times, second four times am
Grst seven times. Cuthbert played l"SI
tvice third six times, second nlhe IiheS
and first eleven times. loos plaETu ioaS
twice. third five times, seconu '''' ''''
times and first eight times ,.,.-.. ,a,,.
Barnes was trapped twice 'u'hpcII - a.
-. IIoffner seven times and Loos hNe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-24

answer is that Cooper ysr,.
ne had a better percentsg. probably Va.
o,uo' ana he pitched fewer b,S WIN loSn,
any any other pitching entry. vvho, games thas
WIN WIN the right or left elbow taer S,e workin,
,,s"eu bns more good ball games s'nee coops
t Dau games than any other n,ou and fsvw
tahi; at,; II shouldn't be very aISia aIna inhabl
'a0'ish his place among the sSst eIes, to .
0%e R,ISS meason ,o1s Why the Phillies Lost
NeS' l'l'-Won, ls; lost, p
h,m IN place OF being an off season =
versitiss @ e Coz combined schedules Of n. ~ ioo.'
all the open pn n,,,.sry gatns camps viii sost 'S
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-24
FALL HANDICAP MEET
ON AT PENN FRIDAY
Candidates for Quaker Track Team to
Get First Tryout This
Week

Track candidates for Pennsylvania s
team will be seen in action for the first time
on Friday when the annual fall handicaps
are held.
r. $. ,AIaXam, who was member OF the
record rd-breakng freshman relay team last
year, has returned to college. Elmer Smith,
a speedy quartermiler, has PASSED off his
conditions and is eligible again for the
varsity
Among the other well-known athletes
who will show are Dewey Rogers, former
Northeast captain, and KiYat, g brother OF
Abel Kiviat, both of whom are freshmen /;
Yves Gadd, Mike McHale, Bill Cummings.
Harvey Price, Everett Smalley and Fred
Davis.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-24
CHANGE MADE IN
SCHOLASTIC DATES
Frankford High and West
Philadelphia to Meet Sat-
urday Instead Of Friday
WAGNER UNABLE TO PLAY
BY PAUL PREP

High School Interscholastic Football League
match which was scheduled for Friday aft
ernoon along with the other two league
games has been changed to Saturday after
noon instead. The contest will be staged on
Frankford's home gridiron, oxford pike and
WakelinE street
The match, which is the opening league
match in the Gimbel cup competition for
both elcvens, is creating barrels Of interest
in the vicinity Of the suburban school, and
the residents are on their toes waiting for
Saturdays game Such n large number Of
alumni and townspeople expressed their de-
sire to see the game that the management
Of the two schools changed the day of the
game, that those who work on Friday
could have a chance to witness the struggle
on the half-holdaN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-24
BARNES AGAIN DEMONSTRATES HE
ISLONGEST DRIVER IN NSMOKE-FUND
CONTEST AT HUNTINGDON VALLEY
In the Afternoon Golfing Siege Gun Led on Every
Hole but Two-Some Interesting Statistics
Of Puts and Approaches
By PETER PUTTER

IN the morning and fifteen in the afternoon
LooS had five in the morning and nine in the
afternoon. Cuthbert played ten straight
IN the morning in par figures. In the after
room HonneT had twelve straight. Barnes
had seven straight. missed one and then
mayed six more straight i'm either par or
Dlrds' Loos had five straight in the after
noon.
The best ball Of the four In the morn
ing was thirty-siN which was Cuthbert's :
actual score, and thirty-seven, or seventy.
three' In the afternoon it was thirty-six or
HOnners actual score and thirty-five, for
a total of seventy-one, or only three strokes
under Barnes's individual card