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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
PROPOSALs-Senletl,
Commonwealth OF Virginia,
npDCa cr
Superintendent of Public Printing

Superintendent of Public Printing.
Richmond. Va, January 10. 1918
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR PRINT
ing fifteen hundred copies OF tho one
hundred and twenty-tirst volume OF
Virginia Reports viii be received al
this office up to IL NJ. Wednesday, Jau.
uary 80. 1915.
Al the same time and place bids will
hc received for binding. wrapping and
labelling hEcen hundred COPIES or the
above mentioned books
printed schedules Oh which all bids
Will he required to he made will he
furnished on application.
Each bid musi he Enclosed in sealed
envelope. addressed 10 tho Superinten-
:, dent 2, rsn q rpblie Printing and marked
Contractors will be required to make
daily shtpnenta OF rarefulIy-read
PROOF. weekly shipment Of i've copies
OF each sixteen page form worked and
To furnish bond. with approved Sc
curity. for the faithful performance Of
contract.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
DAVIS BOTTOM.
Supcrintcndent of Public Printing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20

inc Storehousc at the corner of Rome
80 L'union streets. owned and occu-
pied by j. w. Cuminins. was badi, dar,
aged by fire this afternoon. The stock
Oh goods was injured by fire and water
ana the household furnishings on In.
upper moor We're badly damaged Tn.
loss was about $1,000. partially insured
INC Two residences adjoining wer.
saved from injury.
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Petersburg Mnn ut,,inr

W. n. Muse, Of this city. has received
notlce from the English government
mat his son. BENJAMIN Muse. who bas
nceh serving with the Kings ROYAL
itihe Corps, has been reported missing
H!nce november 80. He enlisted in the
British army some twelve months 400
ana mas seen active service i'm FLANDERS
ana had been promoted for gallant con-
duct MT. Muse has two other sons IN
the service Of this country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20

THE doctor says keep your feet warm and
dry and YOU Will keen we'll. TO do so YOU
must har" good shoes of waterproof leather.
TO buy new ones costs lot of money. ITavo
your old ones repaired by us After your
old shoes are repaired by US they are better
than when they were new. use the
very best leather. and YOU don't find il in
al new SHOES. We can prove IL to your
cntir" satisfaction. one trial. please. Our
prices are the lowest in .own. Extra quick
attention given TO ladies' work who come
10 market. Work done Will" YOU wait
ROYAL Shoe Repairing Co. A. Friedman
Irnrt. 20: North Sixth Street. Phone Ran
Cclph $50,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20

Conforming with the above the A. c.
l.. r. r. Company will arrange. COM
mencing MONDAY. JANUARY 81, 1918.
to close its freight stations at Rich
mond. Va. and South Richmond Va.
for the receipt OF freight at r. NJ
each working day. except Saturday.
T.. y. LAIRD,
n O
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20

SCOTCH COLLIE PUPPIES.
nave nice lot OF choice puppies hand
pions on each pedigree Twenty years en-
perienee in handling .coIlies Prices 81 to
$50 each for 10 10 weeks old puppies
Geo. E. Whi,essi. North River."va
WE have for sale all kind of domestic
and wild pets: write us what you
want in Belgian hares. CAVES. dogs
birds OF all kinds. parrots that talk,
paroktetS. white rats a.. mice, fcrrets
and monkeys. Lyric Kennel and Pet
Shop. 2l5 North Fifth Street.
FOR sale. one pure bred Berkshire SOW IS
months old with pigs. i6 days old. Price
siG on1 o pure Gref po[De boar Y months
farrow Il April and May. rricc. lie pct
pound The reason for selling. have sold
ny home farm and want to sell oft Phone
- Dawn. Va; Call on address J. r
rtHi; bred Duroc boar. ready for service
AnDlr to W. w. Wills. Palmyra. Va
FOR sa!c. pair OF coon and opossuin dogs
Gan be keen at 80 North Graham Street
Madison :17l
hANiNG D"uGnt an automobile truck. will
cheap. Can be- seen at 80 North Graham
street or call Madison 1871. -
FOR sale Collie supplies. l5it North Twenty
.cc9nd Street Pho9. Ma olson 1895. j.
WANTED-AnimsIs
W waiFhi 40 % to by ss neayy Idrff horse
Ehorhes or Mmuies. Call Madison 25oi from
FOR SALE-Veiiicles
f3H ssls one rubee, tire top buggy and
Phone Randolph i6i:-J.
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TALKING MACHINES

RARE opportunity-For sale, my beautiful
$3.50 VietIols size ph2noEraph and records:
only 10 weeks. Wonderful bargain. viii
ship G. O. D.. allow examina ton and trial
without cent deposit. II found unsatjs-
factory. will pay freight 10th ways. Write
H. Nordin. 2lG6 Ogden Avenue. Chicago I'M.
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Observation-Disclosures and China

FURNITURE. china and wedding presenls
packed and shipped with care. Moving
and hauling sione by Jacob UmIauf. Phone
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GOLD AND SILVER

WANTED. TO buy for cash. old gold. silver
and false teeth; highest prices. r. c.
Niger Jewelry Co. 81 West Broad Street
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ACCIDENT and health Insurance Is uecea-
SHY OF lite and our policies covering all
disabilities may he sold on popuiar monthly
your territory Write TO dan. johnson Il.
:tdnIns. Southeastern Managers. Washing ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20

HARpMAN PIANO-Perfect order. one of
:, the best OF this very fine manufacture.
Not only bargain. but sacrifice price.
Almost new Manly 3. Ramos loo North
Seventh Street.
KINGSLEY PIANO = Absolutely modern
pert could hardly tell 1t from new. Cost
i. Ramos: loo North Seventh Street
CHURCH orGans.-Yes you can have them
tuned. repaired and played upon by
$500 style. Get my specified ton and bid
Phone Manly ID. Ramos. l06 North Seventh
PIANO tuning and repairing by the best
workmen In Virginia. Moderate prices
Full guarantee. Manly Il. Ramos. log North
Seventh. Madison 1912.
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NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCkIOLD.
ERS

Richmond. va, January a. 1918
You are hereby notified that the annual
meeting OF tho stockholders OF the Life In
a, the , home otfics 20. Of the company. corner
Va on WEbMissDAY. JNNGAiRY< i az, Isis
At 3 o'clock =, NJ. for the purpose OF elect.
Tor the consideration and action OF the
stockhoiders upon certain amendments
the company. recommended by tho board oil
directors OF the company to the stockhold-
ers by resolution adopted on the 18th day
OF January, l9lS. ard for the transa elton OF
such other business may propcrty come
before said meeting. including receiving the
annual report OF the board OF directors and
the ratlfcation OF the acts OF the said board
since the last annual meeting OF stockhoid-
ers. II Is desirable that all stockholders
snail be present IN person represented BY
proxy. ~
By order OF the board OF directors
A. CARLTON MCKINNEY
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AUTOMOBILES

top, or ope{i. We have every. style of body
lot ,rord ohe-ton trucks ready to deliver.
b9lies put on same day order Is given Re
pairing anu repaintlng Oh automobiles.
seecialtN.- \. MeNcr. Sons. I2l East Cary.
"A nschsn.. Aersrni experienced au,oWoeils
Corn. NGn Wet broad.
WASTED eIpericnced motor truck Iales.
West Broad
DEL!yERf CAR FOR SALE.
OVERLAND. model 49, In perfect conJi-
lion. four good tires. Reason for selling
too large for our business: A denonstrn-
ton given if desired. VIII sell at fair
price. Apply crutchileld's DycinS and
Dreaming Corporation. Petersburg. Va
FOR sale. Garford s. ton truck. Que
Gahrowsky truck. one Republic l-ton, one
k sn'ck *, ss passenger .4airins ear YIN
Hicks. distributors OF White motor trucks.
storage and transient. One l. and 3-ton
The best and most ,eeonomical truck ON
SMITH & HICKS.
1920 South Fifteenth Street.
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SEED, PLANTS AND TREES
POULTRY AND HIRDS

CO 'Fy 70 any any Of s' IS. GesT
; you, better than ali The, talk in the world
and mako y YOUR hens hens sS DIP ..
t tnS,Int louise Killer Kills Hog on poultry.
fsmsy ID e For Jour fg6s
tia, tia paekase OF the Dr. iiess Peutry
wallis 500 S a.t 81" Mar 1i lies sf.t FL IL
Besdles g ,s,oresI, l,.s Eas, Main Street:
Gary street; Roland Il. chi!a rsyy. q a N %eHs
pora ,ion Too HUI street: SCOTS Drug stor.
s;qnn, Ssyent%en,h and Franklin Streets
Min Streets " K vsuEh s iT e s,or sna
$!rss!: Tsrfsni DRUG 'S CO. Nv VEST st" pl mai
Island Red cockerels for sale: Esss Tor
rou1Hs Farm Farm pF bsm s9ss
bH ens: 1 EX.Out .,c, H.st 5IsEsTs
spss erse' D tIo"
FOR sale. S. c. HuN orpinEton, roos,,rs
!. mems Phone Boulevard 2t5o.J.
f4 .rss sa nc. pq5s bres wh,e sfhorn cock
Purity Poultry Farm. Wake1.Id Va ''''N
Fn on, ssic. pens of Golden ca,,pin.s EKga
Re eSr n nsi7 h2,h ,o'nb nhods Islani
WANTED; , Mammoth White P.kin dudEs
ana ir.h" state price. Address BOY
Isl South I'M. Va.
FOR ale: Barred Plymouth .Iock puIicIs.
inr ana ncaTties G. G Coblc. South Rich
PROPOSAI.S-Seale
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20

Rlchmond Va January Is, 1915.
Tine annual meeting OF the stockhoit:crs
or the Jefferson Realty Corporation Will
Va. February G. 1918. at II o'clock.
.. r. WEISICiER.
Secretary.
The annual meeting OF the stockhoiders
%, o, me o, Mow as Company Will be held at
DAY. January ~. 1913. p. 81.
r. O.. THOMAS
Secretary and Treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20

u se ji.Ioas sl7 Ira Sao%k Of Tn'. cid
SOLD 80 or aay ke.ek $40 .hs.d en-, end Of
o oss d.y FIRMS e'H $50 IN Ga Baser
400 packasc. a day; Eak.nS. Sl.Jn pront
wrote pe"enb1r y, rfoti, $50 ":'''I wr
teach sou secret formula 10" 70 succeed /:
for sris,ps,'e, + eEGI be aeGi2us food
and Wnr fo H sAI n"ip n6s pees
9Mnth tsasily ,sossle!c IS z Long Co, 20
ADt3NTS--(jct particulars or ono OF nc b.s,
paying p,nnp qr sysr EuI on the mar
Xmsrlssn Riag GiasInns,t ohio i ''''"' '''
's end as n,1oaat se2 70 .s o
hasMs!sTs ,Es fs,,.b IS. VIZ.
I!!ts M sGs PsE tssP Bs rho 0so M
our New System Sp 'S a.. TGs .nyy
h sl rec Co ' BOX s. s EasS or. qG
aurfTs--s3i to 800 a weet Free s.nipisg
Goid ssn, .,ters for stores and office
Metallic Letter Co. fa5 North cIasE chi.
Sell oss sS, tF.st.nl l.Hfo5gis 5os..
log free. Mias!cn. .iY .:ia. Wes; P!co. Lo-
FER c9 sn., F Ell :! spring ne ,sady
we deliver. SEND pos; card Tor earn
partment q ~ DAYTON, ohio.
EVERY HONE o. FAEM, l% SMALL
OF Rfs@ Ao COZ % OBJ Rp ms h
re Lamp, Five iimea q bright eieutric
Tested and recommended ry government .ut
thirty four leading universities Hwara.,
poid medal one farmer cleared over S.N
~ SIX weeks Hundreds with !ies or auto
earning $40 10 500 per month. 10 capt.
required We furnish goods On time To re-
liable men write CtncI. for distributor.
proposition and lamp 10! free trial Manu-.
Lamp Co. bf Aladdin Bds. 2i3 West seven
tcerih street, New YORK CITY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20

BIG concern. established II years. wants At
once. live specially statesmen for lois
age IS to q, New uncqualed merchandising
plan; staple modc-at" priced goods. IN
usual commission contract; s35 weekly for
expenses G. Il. Williams. 1920 Euclid Ave-
nue.. CleN Gland. Ohio. Department ..cS.
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FOR sALE-Animals

TOR sale, nice combination morse coming
. seven years old. VIII sell cheap. Phone
county Ply W. L. Jones
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20

MEN-EXpericnCCd inexperienced.
city or travelling. send for our free book.
"A knight Of the Grip" and list OF OPEN
tered ,ncnbrrs ADDRESS nearest office.
Department ga. Chicago San Francisco New
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20

SNtN-CRpabic speciality for
Wisconsin. Staple liac on new and cxccp
toual terms. Vacancy now. Attractive com
;,:iss.on contract. s3i weekly tor expenses
Miles F. RNicr Co. Us, Carlin Bldg
t'svnlHnh nhin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20

sAESMAN waIhlsd'gh TTs9e
cspenses annually: Staple line 10 general
20 dealers. Address Sales Manager. VIZ
iic.rst Bldg. chicago.
WANTED; AN E:ErERIEiSCED INDUS.
NRlAl. INSURANCE AGENT. STRAIGHT
SALARY OF SIS 10 START ADDRESS
BpS Sc. CITY.
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MEETINGS

VIRGINIA. STATE INSURANCE co.
Richmond: Va. January 8, 1913.
Tho annual meeting OF the stakeholder,
Of the Virginia Trust CO, Iloe East Main
THURSDAY. JANUARY -. 1913. at i:
o'clock noon.
WILLIAM II. MILLER
Secretary and Treasurer
THE annual, meeting OF the s;ockhoIder.
held at the, office OF the company lOII
East Main Street. Richmond. Va. TUES.
DAY. January 20. 1918, at . T.. NJ
W. j.. HENDERSON,
Secretary.
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MUSICAL
PIANOS

FOR sale. upright piano. ch.sp- RandoII
1855 w. .
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>AErSSit.N. new side line. minutes time
pays you s. PocSct samples: prompt COM
mission. EiwuuL Mfg. Co. Inc. Ills Michi-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20

Statesmen. excellent. permanent position
70 capable statesmen in Virginia for 1915;
STAPLE line for gen, raj retail trade: liberia!
CON N iEsions So weekly advance. Rice Co.
e.. Williams Bldc. Detroit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20

40 tSSTS--(jct particulars OF ono OF ne bes,
spayipg prnposi;iona ever put on the mar
ket: ,Eomct thing no one else soils mako
500 yearly. address T., VI. FeItmsiI $50
Amhricen Bldg Cincinnati Ohio
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
WANTED-Agents

TAILORING aSents-Ssl mems suits made
to.order. Beauties Best tailoring. Prfccs
lower. Sell every man shown. Large spring
ontnt free. Leeds Wooden Mills. Chicago
MY 1918 Southern Business Guide" with
cotton tables UP TO GDc 4 pound now ready
Hu.tiers clearing $40 daily. Salary or COM
mission. Write for free outdt. Prof Nichols
Nnpcrrill-. ILL.,. RoS H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20

T15 start you IN busincss. fuTuishing every
HIhinE Men and women $50 10 t.pt week.
op.ratins our New Sister! Specially Candy
no csnvdssirg. Opportunity lifetime RooL,
leI free Rags6aIc Co. Box y East cranEe,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20

u, ~ pant sn nearby town: net profit 1871.
furnished tS.room hotel In = thriying
own cost ~ 900; viii sell only sI2 100 Small
zen payment md balance like rent Rir
money IN ihese. J. Thompson Brown Co
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20

Gold sign Litter. for stores and Office
&fndowh,- iib:.< of+r 70 general agents.
Metallic Letter CO., 40 North Clatk, Chi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
$34S ON, DAY

Special, 25-vorG advertisements IN 100
rnaga .incF Thrice, 8 II ive!sai Syndicate.
Atlantic C.tE
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-77 - --T--HHH-a---
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SALES MEN-Energetic busters FOR nation
outside selling experience in business appii-
insurance. real estate. etc. preferred.
exclusive territory and drawing account.
kaehler Motor Company, Broad and kyiand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20

fW MLWfek 10 spte!aI agents 70 tr.Tcl by
: puSornobiic and introaucc agp c.ndi- py.-r
cesiS oil q. lanl err. for farmer dai.ymen.
huckSters,- gardeners, contra CtOrs. army
camps, etc. We furuigh The auto free
Write for particuiars Thomas M!x Co
o. IiS. Mott street, Dayton Ohio
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
CARPET CLEANING
SHOE REPAIRING

CARPET CLEANING
o Phone a Madison in siss ~ osfi e
IL North First Street
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STORAGE AND MOVING
FOR SALE-HOrses

FoM sale; si% large mules an" I'VE norses
riEht out of work. Have no further uyo
for them. VIII sell cheap Can be seen al,
butchers stable. Az North Fifth Street
FOR sale. :. good farm mules or will let
them out for three months for their feed.
Also good driving aud saddle
inare Tor sale. 400 Forest I'M Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20
WANTED-Board and Room

W., MED. two rooms with board for eidcr
lady and son. Please state terms. +
care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20

SAl.ESMES-Io sell our iucatan punch and
other 'snpetanSe oesrr,Scs a'r ,c com
men EASY sellers and big demand. Write
i. r. Mu.s, Sales Manager. Fourth and
Ia -. Mo
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FOR SALE-Alacf1incry

WE know YOU want tho best leo cream
but may know where IN hwy Cal
Wynne. Madison 1910.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20

foH sale; one rubber tire top buggy and
rubber tire surrey. VIII sell al a narr,in
Phone Randolph ibj.-J. W" h"'"
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WANTED-.Agents

$40 weekly selling Royal sheet BluinE by
cSrn system. We insure "a les. let us en-
main Royal BluinE Co. 80 Victoria. Jack
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-20

Special 81 chc~E protector for $3.50;
Guaranteed. bankers Check Protector
49, i.r.t Ig
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-22
ENTRIES POUR IN
FOR STATE NEE

As the time for the closing Of
the entries for state tournament Of
the Indiana Bowling association
draws to a close entries are pour
ing into he secretary's office. r.
dianapolis has already filed % en-
tries and they expect 10 have a.
least four more. Because Of the
heavy entry from the capitol it
makes il necessary to extend the
tournament another week and the
indianapolis clubs will roll thei'
events April 27th and 2Sth.
Terre HaUte was heard from by Mr.
Gentle yesterday and possibly five
teams will make the trip TO this city
Anderson has entered two teams.
which were received yesterday. This
is the first time i'm the history If
the state association that a team
from there has been entered. New
alleys were installed there last fall
and the bowlers from there must De
making splendid progress at the
popular indoor game.
While the local entry will un-
dOubtedly be up 10 expectation, as
a great many teams have paid their
fees to their captains and other Of
ficials of their respective leagues,
the same have not yet been filed
with Secy Gentle. The latter is eX-
ceedingly anxious 10 have local bow
Iers cooperate with him and urges
them TO file their entries with him
at the earliest possible moment.
South Bend bowlers should take
great pride i'm making this tho
greatest tournament in the history
of the organization as at some no.
far distant date they ask for another
tournament TO be held i'm this city.
But If the present tourney is no.
well patronized by local bowlers at
this time they cannot expect TO he
favored In this manner in the inn
mediate future. SO all bowlers. who
have not already organized their
teams for the tournament should do
so at once and file their entry with
Sec'y S. II. Gentle.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-22
Over the Top
With Jack Neiock

NEW YORK, March 22.--Rail-
road restrictions under government
management are going TO put the
old kibosh on travel de luxe for
major league ball clubs this year.
Many If the luNuries of travel
formerly enjoyed by the big league
stars viii be noticeable 10y their az
sence. and expenses are TO be trim
ed by the club owners i'm other
ways
For one thing, major league clubs.
or at least "a big majority of theme
will carry fewer players than here
tofore. Fifteen or Is men viii re
the average limit, with the manager.
the club secretary and the scribes
Players who have lolled i'm lower
berths i'm other years will have to
Chamber into uppers this summer.
and some Of the left-handed writer's
are Wondering how il Will feel TO
sleep ON the roof of Pullman.
Two catchers. four or five pitch
er-. four irGelders. three outdelders
and a utility player viii be the per
sonnet of the average club ON the
road TT one of the regulars is i'm
ured The manager will get along
as best ne can until he can wire
back home for another man
Instead of carrying well-hlled
steamer trunks the player will have
Co be content with a 6reproof suit
case. Several firms are manufac-
turing uniform cases of light steel
street cars instead of taNicabs. vii!
oe the rule. and OWNS 10 the activi-
ties of Herbert Hoover the chant
piou Grub destroyers i'm the big
IeagHe viii find themselves facing
wartime menus
While majority of the clun
owners expect little or no trouble
Zoo making road trips travel viii un
douhtedly be slower After a sea
SON OF it-if the managers find that
they can get along with fewer men
look out for general reduction
u player limits
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-22
Notre Dame Sport Sparks

proved an enigma for many teams
during the two years he played with
Notre Dame, is in the army master
ing the science of bomb throwing.
Golf. a new sport at NOtre Dame.
will Ice given much attention this
spring. The newly organized golf
club is making preparations for the
opening match and is gaining new
members each day. Although the
new sport il yet in its infancy it is
bound 10 win much prestige as il
will receive the hearty support OF
the student body. The golf course
at Notre Dame is one of the finest
in the country.
William Hayes, the national ju-
niOr champion in the dashes who
thrilled the spectators in the last
inter-hall meet. will not be able TO
represent Notre Dame i'm inter-col-
legiate meets. for the present AT
least. Hayes filed his application for
admission at the Great Lakes train
ing school and received a favorable
reply The naval school. which
boasts of such athletes as LOOMS
Ray. Ward and others, will have In
its company a Splinter who is the
equal of any star of national re-
pute.
After two weeks Of spring foot
ball. Coach Rockne, the newly APP
pointed athletic director, is con-
WINGED that the fighting spirit of tho
Notre Dame students still exists
The enthusiasm shown in the pre-
liminary practice by the candidates
evidently points 10 keen competition
when fall training begins. Whether
all the candidates who reported for
spring practice will be on hand next
Septembe. will be decided by Uncle
Sam. but it is certain that the next
football team will uphold the
fighting Irish spirit" Several
Youngsters on Rockne's squad have
the earmarl<s Of good players and
the venerable Coach Rockne will be
on hand TO teach them the fine
points of the game
Another star has been added to
Notre Danes service flag. Charles
Gus Dorais, the teammate Of
great exponent Of the famous Notre
Coach Rockne i'm 1913 and the
Dame forward pass" is in the
army Both Dorais and Rockne
amazed the eastern followers of
football when the skillful use Of the
aerial attack, the forward pass,
spelled a disastrous defeat for the
Army team.