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The Detroit times., 1917-08-22

Straight panels Of seQuns. head
embroidery and silk floss are com
bincd with side draperics AZ the
most effective features Of the now
evening frocks Especially on ~
black silk. satin or velvet cloth. tho
bead -adornmenfs axe striking, and
compel notice.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-22
ron saiE-FtRN..
For SALE or EXCHANGES

! acre--with N-room house. modern
large chicken coop. deep well. on
stone road mile from car line
I7 miles OUT. Price $1,000. with
$500 down and balance Ike rent.
See Mr.. Burnham with
TRoMLIN -N lf.SON a. Co,
l0lC cham. of Com Bldg Cad. 690s.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-22
WOMEN WANTED

We want twenty good strong
women to do pressing and
plain ironing on wool and wash
dresses. Good salary guaran-
teed. Apply at once.
Detroit Princess Mig. Co.
207-213 +. Larncd St.
Corner Hastings
The Detroit times., 1917-08-22

Printiur-the plain neat ktpd--that
~ riEht--rlmes Job Dept.-Nsln aS2D.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-22
500 DOWN

4 now 5-roDm bungalow in northeast
section. lfs blocks from ear; fine.
large room. and bath built-in
book senses and beauty at ~. 500.
iiamlork $685.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-22

ICNGFTTIOW-AN
II interested in a thoroughly modern
home. FIRST brock west ~ Wood
ward communicate with Horace l.
Spice. 22n3 Dime Bank bldg. cherry
2ich for appointment.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-22
10 nENI-rLATs g 4PtRTMENTs,
FoR .AI,.-nrsIn,.NcE PRnrEnrv

a 2-FAMu-Y TZAT on sprlns wells
ap fooI/s ant bath IN fgch
Fat. Trire StS1N Terms $500
down $50 month
-r.um cottage on SprinEwcl ls-
nvc Price fa30o Terms. 5000
down srs month
Sis new strictly modern bungalow.
ON Cobalt raprinE in price from
$3.50 ~ S. GOO. Terms $500 down
nud f,r.rfnt mopth o. include
interest
s. -rnnri modern house ON ~rrtng-
wolle-Hvs Price 500 Terms.
seeno and So month and in
forest
rlvr-Iaar modem bungalow. on
fnwudaic prirr 600 Terms.
roo down ono pNl take an au-
for1ohir ln pHrf payment
h-rDuW strictly modern house
Nrtrn ffIau Terms $3.50 down
srd eco "a month g. nclud" Huter-
EST
Tu. now modern fats sor rent We
ni hulld YOU new modern ADine
for small payment down spring
Wrl1- Realty $50. Spring NflI t-
ave Phone Cedar eso.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-22

Groom cottage. 90 blocks from
Woodward. opposite Log Cabin.
- 500 HemioCk esq.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-22

PrintinE--the rlHin neat kinb--that
- riEht--Timr~ Job Dent Main 1870
The Detroit times., 1917-08-22
sroHAcE AND cARrAcn
LOST NNp FOUND
rERsoVAt

grintiug--the plain neat htnn--fhnt
q rtghf--Iine- Job Depf---Nafn as2O.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-07

son and Son. Raymond. Blanche
Kersey. Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Chew. Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Brackin. Lewis
Watson. John f. wilson william
Brackin. stehnen Mitchell. Alice Nit
chen, Mr.. and Mrs. Caroline Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Brown. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Graves. Ruth, Cuthbert, Paul Graves,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reynolds. Selma,
Edith. Ella and Thomas Reynolds. DR..
and Mrs J. Willard Crossen, Sara and
Queen Crossen Mr.. and Mrs. William
Crossan and son. Mr. and Mrs. A ex
Gutherie. Mr. aud Mrs. John Foot
and Son. Mrs. Roster and daughters,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Little Ruth
Little. Mrs Mccullough. Winonah and
Roberta Mccullough, Mrs. Stephen
son Alder Stephenson Mrs. Samuel
Holmes. Mrs. LYDIA Phillips. Emma
Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fish
en-. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Shakespeare.
jennie Shakespeare Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Bowman, Mr.. and Mrs. Byron
Carpenter Mrs Margare'a HOPES.
Clara Hopes, Jessie Miller. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Citizen and son. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Gebhart Mrs. Annie
Niver, Of Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs.
William banning. Beatrice Banning
Watson Braclkin. Elwood Brackin,
Warren Finn and Sara Fleming.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-07
City Physicians Explain Why
They Prescribe Nuxated Iron
To Make Beautiful Healthy Women and Strong Vigorous Men
NOW BEING USED BY OVER THREE MILLION PEOPLE ANNUALLY

Quickly Transform the btg o. mnh
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-07
SOLDIER DIES With
Spinal meningitis
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
~. -. L. L. --ILI-N- An 4 NJ Inl

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DELAWARE CITY, Aug. MAJOR
end Mrs. Bennett. Of Fort DUPONT, en-
tertained the officers and their families
at cards and a dance last weak.
Miss Dorothy Mellon, OF B1-yn MaNr
Is spending some time at Fort DUPONT
with Mrs. Donovan.
George Tazel, OF Delaware Coiiese Is
spending his vacation with Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Moore.
After q lingering illness Of several
months, Herbert il. Reidel. Of South
Bend, Ind, died In the hospital at Fort
Dupont last Friday. A military funeral
was held Saturday morning, with l21
regulars and band accompanying the
body. which was sent to the deceased $
home Reidel. who was 10 years OF age,
had been suffering with spinal menin-
gitls since April.
Mr.. and Mrs O. A. Bonine, formerly
Of Winchester, Ky, are here spending
the summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Il. J. Whiteman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bonnie win move 70 South Bethlehem,
Pa. In September. Mr. Bonnie having
accepted professorship at Lehigh Uni
versity.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-07
MANY Delaware MEN
DOING THEIR BIT
College is Well Represented
In Different Branches
of Service
LARGE CONTINGENT
AT FORT MYER

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK, Aug MANY Delaware
College men. both graduates and un-
dergraduates. are either in some
branch Of the service or arc planning
through training camps and otherwise
to get in and do their bit" for their
country. Some Of the graduates who
are now In the service are as follows;
Roger Owen Mason. class 1900. cap
tain in Fourth Regiment. United States
Artillery.
William Marshall, IT.. 1901, surgeon
and major IN Delaware Reg ment
a. Lee Clifton. 1909, medical officer
Eugene Reybold 1903. officer in
Coast Artillery.
Julian Constable Smith. 1907, officer
in Mar ne Corps.
John p. McCaskey 1908. oficer IN
Fifteth Company, Coast Artillery.
r. NJ. Carswell, 1909, officer in reg
ular army.
J. B. Bice. 1910, oficer in Delaware
Regiment
Wilbur S. Corkran, 1910. officer In
engineering corps,
s r. Carswell. 1918, oflcer in rega-
B. R. Foster, 1918, first lieutenant
In Delaware Regiment.
Archie II. Dean. 1918, frst lieuten-
ant In Delaware Regiment
Paul Raymond Doherty, oficer IN
engineering corps.
William +, Cam. 1915, first lieuten-
ant In Delaware Regiment.
L. G. Gibney, j. A. CrOthers, Frazier
Groff, Harris Samonl3l1y and j. W.
JoneFk at Ofhcers' Training Camp,
Fort Myer
OF the undergraduates II. W. Hor-
I sey. j. A, Hopkins. Jr.. NJ. ]. Fldanoe
r. Tracy Campbell Owens Evans
| Spruance. George G. Brewer, George
! II. Ferguson, Earl PNmley, Stewart
! A. Hamilton, Leon b. staybon. Norris
r. Mitchell, ]. p. Gumm and ] Wilson
O'Danlel are at the OHlcers' Training
Camp. Fort Myer
Other undergraduates in the ser
vice are. J.. G. Hastings second lien
tenant In Delaware Regiment; A. @
Heinel, private In Company n. Della
ware Regiment; ArrlgO MRrconnetti
III 4N0M ANAh nAANO 4ANA1NNNu ANANAA
Samuel Taylor Lambert and Leonard
Q. Stephens, IN Navy Coast Defense
Reserves; Corbit ID. Fletcher. regular
ARMY William McCOrklndale. Harold
Q. Grier, IN Naval Coast Defense Re
serves: Arthur 8. Chillah. Naval Hos.
p.tai Corpsl Rudolph Taggart sngi
neerlng corps william Fitzpatrick
private IN New York Regiment; ]. A
lO'Daniel. sergeant In Delaware Regi
ment; q. A. Hudson, IN Delaware Reg
lment; Howard Bratton. Aviation
ccvbs; John II. Anderson. regular
army.
william r. Lindsll n d. HerdmRr
II. P. Cleaver X. r. Bowen and p D
I.oyett will be members Of the ambu
lance corps, 10 be located at Newark
as soon IS the new ambulance ar
rives.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-07

New Yorh, n. IN e aonservAtiveiy
estimated that ever three millioa people
annually IN thls county alone are taking
Nurated Iron. Such asionishing results
have been reported from ita use both By
doctors and iAymen. that number Of
physlolana in various parts Of the country
have been Asked % explain Why they
prescribe II so sxtenEiveiy, ana Why II ap-
parsntly produces 20 much better results
than we're obtainsd from The old forna Of
inorganic iron
Extracts from some Of she letters received
are given below;
Dr.. Ferdinand King New York Physi-
elan and Medical Author sAyss There
can be no vigorous iron men without iron.
PAlior means anaemia. AnaemiA means
iron deaeiency. The skin Of annemlo men
and women is pale The flesh habhy. The
muscles lack tone. the brain fsgs and the
memory falls and they oitln become weak.
nervous. irritable despondent and nelan-
oholy. When the iron coca from the blood
Of women. The roses 90 from their cheeks.
''In the most sommon foods Of America.
I the stArehes. sugars. table syrups. can
dies. polished rice. white bread. soda crack
era. biscuits. maearoni spaghetti tapioea,
/ saEo fsrlna. degerminsted e0rnmeal. no
longer Il iron 10 be found. Rsaning pro-
cessos have removed the iron % Mother
Eurth from these impoverished foods. and
silly m9tRsds o. home cookery. By throwing
dosn the wasts-pips the water an which
cur vegetables arc cooked are responsible
for another grave iron loss.
Therefore. II you wish 70 preserve your
youthful vim and vigor 20 q ripe old age
you muat supply the iron deheiency in ycuI
food b. using some form Of organic iron
just - you would use salt, whom your food
DR. A J. Sewman. late Police Surgeon Of
the CITY Of Chicago and former House
Surgeon Jefferson Park Hospital Chicago,
IN commenting on Nuxsted Iron' saysi ~
past six years 20 assist In keeping Chicago =
ave thousand bluecoats in good health ard
perfect fighting trim so that they would
manner u storms aud the ravsges Of ma
Recently l ives prompted through an en-
d0rsement Of Nuxated Iron by DR.. schuy-
Ter C. Jacques Visiting surgeon Of 81 EhE-
abeth's Hospital New York. % give II a
trial This remedy has proven through ny
own tests OF 10 TO excel any preparation
have ever used for creating red blood. build
ing up the nerves, strengthening tho muscles
and correcting digestive disorders"
DR. n Sauer, a Boston physician who has
studied ,sidely both Ia this country and In
great European Medical Installations shysf
"As have said q hundred timea ever, or
gAnio iron Is the greatest Of all strength
builders II people would only take Nux-
atsd Iron when they feel weak or rundown,
Instead Of dosing themselves with habit
forming drugs. stinuiants and aloohoho bev-
erages i am convinood that In this way
they could ward on disease preventing Il
becoming organio In Thousands 81 eases and
thereby the lives Of thousands might be
saved who now die every year from rneu-
monis. grippe. kidnsy. liver. heart trouble
and other dangerous maladies ihe real
and true cause which started their diseases
wa nothing more nor less than = weakened
condition brought ON b. lack Of iron IN tAs
bioOA
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-07
BIRTHDAY PARTY AT HOCKEssIN

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
HOCKESsIN. Del. Aug, 7.--Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis J. Graves entertained at
their home near Hockessin Thursday
in honor OF Mr.. Gravel birthday an
nlversary the following relatives and
frlendsi Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Graves,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Braokin, Sara.
EDNA. Naoma and Harvey Brackin,
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Chandler,
Marshall Hannum Of Lansdowne, Pa;
Mr. and Mrs Paul Hannun. Master
Harold Hannum. Dr. and Mrs.
Everett Graves. Of Coatesyllle. Mr..
and Mrs Harry Braokin. Mildred and
Harry Brackin, Jr, Mrs L. Thomp-
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-07
council PROVIDES
CURFEW LAW FOR NEWARK

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. Aug. ACTING on a pc
ti;ion from residents OF the Negro
section OF the town requesting Il.
Council at meeting Monday night
adopted a resolution providing for a
curfew law for Newark. The resolu-
ton provides that II shall be unlaw-
tul for any child under IA years OF
age to be out on the streets after $50
O'Clock at night unless with a parent
or guardian, and also provides for a
small fine for violations. The resolu-
don also states that the officer shall
tap the bell in the school house on
Cleveland avenue four times az $50
O'Clock each night
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-07

Not long ago q man came 20 me Who
Was nearly half century old and asked ne
to give him . preliminary examination for
life insurance. was astonished 20 hnd
him with the blood pressure Of boy Of
20. and a. full Of vigor vim and vitality
a. young man; in fact q young man he
really WA. Notwithstanding his axe. The
secret, he said. Was taking iron-nuEated
Iron had fled him with renewed life. AT
80 he was in bad health; % 40 he was
careworn and nearly al ln-nou a. so.
after taking Nuxated Iron, miracle Of vital
ity and his face beaming with the buoyaney
Of youth.
Iron Is absolutely necessary 10 enable
your blood 20 change food into living It's
sue. without t. no matter how much or
What you eat. your food merely passes
through you without doing you any good.
and IS . Consequences you become weak,
pale and Eickly-looking. just like a plant
trying 70 grow in . soil deficient in iron.
II you are not strong or we'll you owe IL TO
yourself 70 make the following test: See
how long you can work OF how far you
can walk without becoming tired. Next
take two hvs-grain tablets OF Ordinary nux'
ated iron three times per day after meals
for tive weeks Then tess your strength
again and Sc how much you have gained
i have sean doIens Of nervous run down
people who wsrs ailing all the while double
their strength and endurancs and entirely
rid themselves Of ell symptoms OF dyspepsia,
liver and other troubles in from ten 70
fourteen days time simply By taking iron
i1 The proper form And this after they
had In some cases been doctoring for
months without obtaining any benefit But
don't take the old forms Of reduced iron.
iron scstate or tincture Of iron simply 70
save a fov cents. The iron demanded BY
Mother Nature for the red coloring matter
IN the blood Of her children 10, Alasi not
that kind Of iron. You must take iron in !
form that can be easily absorbed and aAsimil'
ated 10 do you any good. otherwise Il may
prove worse than useless. Many an athlete anc
prize hghter has won the day simply becaus,
he knew the secret Of great strength ant
endurAnco and allied hia blood with IRON be
fore he went into the ARRAY; while man,
another has gone down IN inElorioux defea
simply for the lack Of iron"
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-07
WILMINGTON MARINE IN FRANCE

A Wilmington marine was I'm the
nrst contingent OF the American
forces landing In France. He was
Charles ]. Bonifacino. No 20i1 West
Eighth street. He enlisted as a pri-
vate last September in the Forty
fifth Company. U. S. Marines.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-07

DIT. N. n. Hornstine. for ten years n
the Department Of Public Health and Chart.
ties Of Philadelphia. said; cater carefully
examining The formula Of Nuxaied Iron I
realized THAI here at last was organic iron
thu only Kind i cotld eonscientioualy
recommend. prepared IN such q way with
other Ingredients 81 20 be easily asslmilAtse
and calculated 20 set 81 a quick roviializel
Of the blood and true strength builder. TIA
administration IN q number Of stubborn cases
where other tonics had utterly failed only
served 70 convince me absolutely Of the r.
markablo aud unusual power Of Nuxstsd
Iron When personally took Il I found the
rapidly with which my energy and sndur.
Anee increased most surprising. In my opin.
ion the widespread uao Of Nuxated Iron is
bound 10 make . nation Of stronger msn.
lovslier women and healthier children"
NOTE-Nuzated Iron. which u prescribed
and recommended above BY Physicians in
such . great variety OF cases, Is not pat
ent medicine nor secret remedy. but one
which Il well known 70 druagists. and whose
iron constituents are widely prescribad b.
America Unlike the older inorganic Iron
products II 10 easily assimilated. does not IN.
iuro thu teeth. make them black nor upset
the stomach on the contrary, IL IL mesa
potent remedy IN nearly all forms Of indi-
gestion a. well a. for nervous. run.dosn
conditions, The manufacturers have auch
great confidence In Nuxated Iron that they
Offer TO forfeit 500 10 any charitable inst-
tuition II they cannot take any man or 70.
man under aixty who lacks iron and IN
crease their strength 100 per cent ~ over
In four weeks time, provided they ne.q no
serious organic trouble They also oher @
refund yonr money n u does not e. least
double your strength and endurance in ten
days' time. II Is dispsnssd IN thia city ~
AL good Druggists
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-07
Give Your Stomach
A MagneSia Bath
A Wondsrfui Treatment For pyspepsiA
Indigestion and Sour, Upset
Stomach

No man or woman whs suffers from acid
indigestion or dyspepsia can make mistake
By giving their stomach an oceAslonh inter
nal bath with little bisuraied Magnets.
says q well known authority. Ninety Per
cent. OF al digestive disorders are caused By
"aeid stomach" Nature provides hydro
ehlorio acid IS one Of the digestive fluids but
great many stomsohs generate too much
acid which irritatos and inhames tho stom'
ach walls and causes partially diEested food
10 sour and Torment. Thus the stomach,
while Fundamentally all right develops gas.
wind and thu pain commonly mistaken for
Indigestion.
This harmful. poisonous excess acid in the
stomach should be centralized before Il works
its way into The blood and IS carried al over
the body. The moment your stomach burns
or feels sour OF tho food you eat begins 10
hurt get a few ounces Of Bisurhted MaEnesia
from any reliable druggist and take a tea
spoonful Ia little water. Relief comes In
hve minutes by The watch. The Bisnraied
Magneeia washes down into your acid-inhamed
and burning stomach and soothes and coois
the heated walls and takes up or ncutralizes
every trace Of excess acid present much as
= piece OF plotting paper or sponge might DO
Every symptom Of stomach distress venishes
and natural, easy. painless digestion follows
NoTE-Bisurated Magnesia Is a scientific
eomelnation OF purest magnesia and bismuth
specially prepared for acid stomach and the
word "hisurated'' should always be insisted
on ns magnesia Is sold ia various other forms
The genuine comes only in sealed blue pack
ages as a powder OF IN tablets and Il never
sold as citrate. LIQUID, milk Or In mmpE IL
the Bisurated form magnesia IL not 4 laxefive
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-08-07

The opportunities which the Want
Al. hold Tor mutual benefit cannot BE-
Appreciated until you sxamins them
elosely.-Adv
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-02-14
Team A.
40 44S ,322
424 452 424-1,3OO
Sporting Notes.

According to the sporting writers of
the New York papers there is no ques-
ton but Fred Fulton is a qualified OPP
ponent for Jess Willard.
With the baseball players talking of
strike and the magnates talking of
cutting down the number of players al
lowed to a team from % or y to IS,
it may work out that baseball will get
down to the basis on which it belongs.
Mrs. Britton may have set an ex-
ample that viii spread throughout or
ganized baseball. She has just Won
divorce from her husband Some man
ayers claim that they have Instituted
proce adings 10 divorce some high
priced PLAYERS from their salaries.
Come to think of it this winter sea
son has been a mighty dull one locally
in the sporting line. Must be that
Doe Roller has cut this place off the
map. Every time some folks think of
wrestling match they think of that
sales pavilion of the purebrcd Live
Stock Sales CO.
Although il was announced at a banquet
in Worcester, Mass. last night that Frank
w. Cavanaugh would coach the Holy Cross
football squad this fall ii his resignation
was accepted by the Dartmouth football
authorities, it was said by those officials
] that the resignation had not been received.
They added that the contract has another
season to nun
/ NcGraw has 4 17-ycar-old boy pitch
er under contract who has won - out
OF Sc games in few years, and six Of
those were no-hit contests. Besides
+ high school and semi-pro bali he has
i twirled for the Lebanon club of the
I Pennsylvania state league and Hart
ford of the Eastern league. His name
is Waite Charles Hovt He Is liable to
be farmed to the Memphis club Of
which Mike Donlin is manager.
4 ,Joie W. Ray of the Illinois Athletic
club, who three weeks ago established a
new worlds record for one mile and half,
broke George Bonhags American record
Of Ola Is for two miles at New York last
night He ran from scratch in the two
mile handicap OF the IN. u 4. c. games
and with a magnificent sprint in the tina
lap, after he had passed all the other con
tcstants to whom he had given liberia
handicaps broke the tape in oil 2-5 whicl
is Is seconds behind the worlds recorc
OF S.VS ID, maze ny Al NhrnbD OF EHSidnt
at Glasgow, Scot, in 1904.
Alexander Aberg, worlds champion
Graeco-R Roman wrestler. made fairly cas-,
work of his match with Karl Lemle, tn,
perfect man, last night at the Gilmor
theatre at Springfield, Mass taking tw'
falls in the aggregate time of 40 minutes
Aberg looked a tritle overweight for hi
lighter opponent and for time at tn
start it looked as if Lemle might have
4 chance. 1t was soon apparent, however
/ chat Aberg's appearances belied his cond
ton and his more efficient skill coul
never be doubted He was behind Leml
! most Of the way. The latter had FEY
4 little tricks Of his own which bothered tn
4 champion at times, but the latter Away
managed to come back with something
bit better.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-02-14
TWO SHELTER HOUSES.
Subscription Will Be Started to I'm
prove Mountain Road.

RUTLAND, Feb. 13.-The decision
of Killington section of the Green
Mountain club to build a shelter house
on Mount Killington in 1917 has great
" increased interest among Rutland
people in the club. The attendance has
averaged 90 at recent meetings held to
discuss the matter. The club meetings
are leading to interest in other phases
Of outdoor life and exhibitions Of nat
ural history specimens, stereopticon
We've Of mountain scenery and lee
lures on geology, astronomy aud III.
like are serving to call the members
together.
Instead of p single shelter house two
viii be built c. F. Cooper, chairman
of committee which has power to act
states tfat a metal house Il feet in di
ameter and seven feet in height will b
put up at a cost of 800. This vii
serve as headquarters for workmer
who will erect stone house and vii
remain permanently i'll order that tne-,
may be accommodations for iarg
number Of people on the summit.
When the houses are paid for til
| Kilington section viii start a subscrip
ton list to improve the road up til
mountain, which is now impossible 70
/ hers a-drawn vehicles
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-02-14
Sporting NeWs
ODD FELLOWS WIN
BY SMALL MARGIN
Y Team Barely Squeezes Through in
Match with Masonic BB-Watson Of
Winners Has 122 String.

In spite Of the steady high grade
bowling by Captain John Marks Of the
Masonic BB team, the Y team of the
Odd Fellows won in one of the inter
fraternity games last night by the mar
row margin of four pins. The Odd
Fellows ON their home alleys rolled
for n total of ! 1881 and the Masons
knocked the pins over for a total Of
l,377.
For consistent bowling Marks exceed
ed his previous efforts, rolling l07 in
each Of his first two strings and maxi
ing 10 in his last, for o total of 1924.
Watson of the winners had high single
of the evening with a string of 122
and his total was SIS.
At the end of the second string the
Odd Fellows were in the lead by the
comfortable margin of 3S pins, but
Wilder and Cakes slumped badly In
their last string while Marks and Tracy
of the Masons were improving with
each ball Not until Marks had rolled
his last ball did the winners feel GER
tain that they had squeezed home with
the honors. The scores: