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by our troops at various points olII
the battle front. 5sssSsi
North of the Somme we captarS4s
the villages of Etraillers and Roupy.
Beyond the Crozat canal we have
taken, Seracourt-leG Grand. Clastres,
Our advance elements occupied hill
10S south Of Contescourt station, Es-
signy-le-Grand and hill III.
North of the Disc we took the
fort OF Liez, the wood northwest Of
the Canlers farm and the Rouge
farm.
South Of the Disc we have taken
Briquettay and the Servais station.
Elsewhere we improved our posi-.
tions north of Laffaux ana also be.
tween the Aisne and the Vesle in the
region OF Glennez."
The report from the army Of the
east under date Of September 8
reads:
There was activity in the artillery
and the aviators along the greater
part of the 'front.'
Belgian Onicial Report
Paris, Sept. 1o.-The Belgian ON.
cial communication covering opera
tions on Sunday and Sunday night
follows: - s1t
Our troops enlarged Oh their sue
cesses obtained on August 2s on both
sides Of the Steenstraete-D Dixmude
road on a front of about 1900 metres
and penetrated the. first enemy lines
to depth Of one kilometre. which
We maintained. .s 4,
'aTo the southwest of st. julien our
detachments penetrated BY surprise
attack into the first position OF tho
enemy on front Of $500 metres.
which were consolidated.
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-Fenway Park, Boston, Sept. TO-
After two-hour strike by the Bos-
ton Red Sox and the Chicago Cubs
for a. readjustment of. the players
share OF the worlds series receipts
had met with flat refusal by the ma
tional5 commission, the players of the
two contepding teams agreed that
games If it was publicly announced
that they are playing "for the sake
Of the public; the good name Of base-
ball and the soldiers and sailors pres
ent."
The decision to play was not, made
until 8 o'clock when after stormy.
session with the players and the
members of the commission in the
club house, Harry Hooper, the Red
sox right fielder who headed the
committee of players. said: +
I'VE will play the game, for the
sake Of baseball We know we have
There were probably over twenty
Thousand persons present when the
players finally came on the field for
practice. s
The national commission indicated
very clearly that they could not
change the rule, having no authority
to do 80. X
The Red Sox needed but one more
game to capture the world series,
while the hapless Cubs were fighting
In their last line Of trenches.
The day. was fair with an iuncloud-
ed sky and weather conditions .were
ideal for the game: E
The band played the Star Spangled
Banner, while the players and spec
tators stood with barred heads. Hem
dirk and Vaughn warmed up for the
Cubs, while Sam Jones. Boston's
worked out for the, Red
Sox. II .
give the decisions behind the plate:
,Hildebrand at first: KLEIN at second
and Owens af third hAae g \. 4a5E 49,.
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ONE RUN ONE HIT, NO ERRORS.
Observation-Disclosures took Agnew's
grounder and threw him out. Jones
walked. Hooper was a strike out vic
tim. Shean hoisted to Paskert. NO
RUNS, NO HITS, NO ERRORS.
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Boston-Boston considers the
fourth inning its ."lucky inning" and
the crowd stood up. Strunk hit a
long hit into right field for two bases,
Whiteman popped to Merkle. Strunk
darting back to second safely. Nc
Innis lined to Merkle who doubled up
Strunk at second, Hollocher taking
the throw. NO RUINS; ONE HIT;
NO ERRORS.
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THE WEATHER.

THE WEATHER.
Minnesota: Partly cloudy and
] slightly warmer tonight: Wednes-
day fair and warmer. ..@s : !
North Dakota: Fair tonight
and Wednesday: warmer tonight
and In east yand so0fh portions +
"Wednesday. .'33 u
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Fifth Inning.

Chicago-Hooper came in and took
Killifer's short fly. Vaughn struck
out. Shean went down behind second
to get Flack's grounder and got his
man by a step. NO RUNS; NO
HITS; NO ERRORS.
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Boston-Mann gathered in Scott's
fly. Thomas singled into right field.
Agnew hit into a double play. Hol-
locher to Pick to Merkle. NO RUNS;
ONE HIT, NO ERRORS.
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Fourth Inning.

FOurth Inning.
Chicago-Merkle sent a hard liner
right into Strunk's hands. Pick pop
ped to Thomas. Deal flied to Strunk.
NO RUNS; NO HITS; NO ERRORS.
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state OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Iberia,
/, the undersigned. j. A. Gonsou-
lin, Clerk of Court and ex-Oficio re-
corder in and for the Parish of Iberia
Louisiana. do hereby certify that. the
above and foregoing is q true and cor
rect copy from and of the Charter of
the Jefferson Island Company, incor-
porated. duly filed for recordation in
my Office on the 18th day of May 1918,
and that the same has been duly re-
corded in Charter Book at folio No.
2S9 OF the records Of my Office.
In faith hereof witness my sigma.
ture and seal of Office on this FIT.
teenth day of May A. D. Nineteen
Hundred and Eighteen.
J. A. GONSOULIN.
Clerk 10Th Judicial District Court.
Iberia Parish, La.
629
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CONFERENCE TO- TAKE
PLACE IN PITTSDURG

New Orleans, June.-LOuis aDA's
Junior Auxiliary of the Gulf Diyl
sion, American Red Gross, 10 20
ing to play an important part 10
the exhibit at the National Edaea
ton Association conferences 10
Pittsburg June 20 to July 4
At the Gulf Division headquas.
ters, the Junior Auxiliary Leaders
are preparing the exhibits for Lon.
isiana, Mississippi and Alabama
Among the notable features u
the work of the Monroe City
High School pupils, girls and
boys. They picked cotton to earn
money to buy Liberty Bonds, aDd
the girl and the boy who picked
the most cotton each was given 8
live pig by the plantation owner
A "conscience box" for the Red
Cross at the Monroe High School
also took in many dimes, quarters
and even half dollars that WOMB
have been spent on movies or lcs
cream.
Miss Gladys Renshaw 10 -
leader of the Monroe Auxiliary.
There are | Alb JuLI0r auxllIe'
ries 10 Louisiana, Mississippi ara
Alabama with 1876, 522 members
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NOTICE OF HOMOL0GlT|0k
l9th JUDICIAL DISTRICT COunis
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of Iberia.
Succession No. 201S
Of
Hicks Fremin. Deceased

Whereas. Eugene Fremin, i 81.
dent of the Parish Of Iberia, Aem'u.s
traitor of the above entitled ana Nv
bered Succession, has filed IN -.
Honorable Conrt his Final ACCOUNT =
Administrator of said Estate, .ots' ~
with his petition praying tDa.
same be homologated and appfo's'
Notice is therefore hereby glvss 70
all whom il doth or may cones.;h;
show cause, if any they have, ' n
ten days from the first pnp ...;nosr
hereof, why the PRAYER OF pe'"''
should not be granted. q.
Witness the Honorable Jsm.;. M
mon, Judge of our said Court 'nD
day of June, A. d. 1918. .o.
F.G. DECUIR, Dty OK OF COM"
E. 8. BROUSSARD, Attorney.
6.29
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New Iberia, June 3rd, 1918

NOW lUcIld, ouuC olu, Aoio
The Board of Trustees of the
City of New Iberia convened this
day in regular session with Mayor
II. S. Sealy presiding, Messrs.
Girard and Villermln present.
The minutes of the previous
meeting were read and approved
on motion OF Mr.. Glrard seconded
by Mr.. Villermin.
The following bills were read
and approved on motion of Mr..
vilIermin seconded by Mr.. Glrard:
j w Thompson, Car Gravel
ia 40, SITS and Brdgs. F J Rib
beck, repair Truck lamp 75cts,
Fire Dept. Sidney Harry, over
alls 4 90, Pauper and Charity.
Brown Coal CO, Car No 25631,
IOl 81, No 1904, I3l SO, Fuel
Acct. Southern Coal Co, Gar No
S7605, 90 II, No 4SS3O, 1l9 90,
No 11797S, 135 81, No 92049,
100 ~, Fuel Acct. New Iberia
Com 20, 10 sacks oats 43 80, SITS
and Brdgs. Renoudet 4 Dietlein,
2 sacks mixed feed Is 3S, SITS and
brdgs. New Iberia Enterprise,
printing and Statny 8 IS Jules
Dreyfus, 4 sacks peas 81 so, 2
sacks peas 15 81, Sis and Brdgs.
4 sacks peas 81 81, 2 SKIS peas
Is IS, 4 sacks peas 80 80, SITS and
Brdgs. A NJ Bernard Wagon
Wks, repairs 2 80, pit exp. Der
trand Lumber Co, Ak handle 15cts,
l 1x4 1Octs, l 10 washers l5cts,
pit exp, 6 4x4 batting 54cts, City
Bridge. Lejeune Garage, Case
line 5 10, pit exp. Manion & Co,
Hose Bibbs % SO, Z gal pipe 80 16.
Pit exp. New IBERIA Hwd Co,
chain, file, etc, 2 50, SITS and
Brdgs. iberia Vul Wks. Case
line, etc, IA 80, Fire Dept. United
Brass Mfg 20, "a doz lead goose
necks and Stop valves 142 70, Pit
exp. r A Landry, feeding prls
oners IA 80. A M Bernard Wagon
Wks, repairs 4 50, SITS and Brdgs.
The Barrett Co, I Bbls Tarvia
50 10, City Bridge. G. Cordova,
soap. oil, etc, 3 6O, pit exp. New
Iberia & Bot Wks, Ice 3 60, pit
exp. New Iberia Hwd Go, lamps
Ii 43, pit exp, valves fittings 4 40,
pit exp. Leblanc & Broussard,
repairs, Fire Dept, | 60 Gasoline,
casing, etc, 81 46, SITS and Brdgs
A N Lockett & Co, Tools 20 81,
Charge 10 Paul Cordova. F. 0.
Hebert, repair chair scots, Incid
Elec Supply Go, Coil wire IA 90,
100 Fuses 5 AZ, pit exp. Jeaner
cite Lumber Go, AZ poles, Sewer
age Line. Leblanc " Broussard,
Gasoline, tube, etc, II ga, Pit exp.
o. Renoudet, brooms, etc, Ii 80,
City Hall, Buckets, etc, 2 o., City
Bridge, pipe, bolts, etc, 8 81, pit
exp, Lamps 5 81, pit exp. Pitts
burg Meter Co, repairs 97S.
Woodward Wight Co, Black pipe
9 81, pit exp, 2O5 lbs No 8 w Pl
Wire, 200 films "A Is, Line exten
sion, 100 films, 6 series cut outs
8 SO, pit exp, J ID Resistance wire
l 80, pit exp Ingersoll Rand Co,
Drank pin box 10 48 United
States Crap Co, brushes 3 "a
Iberia EIec & Vul Co, gasoline,
etc, % 81, Pit ex.
On motion Of Mr.. Sealy second
ed by Mr.. Vlllermin the meeting
adjourned.
d s. SEALY, Mayor.
L. +. VILLERMIN, Clerk,
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Continued from page L
OFFICIAL Minutes,
CITY COUNCIL

Be it further ordained that
the Mayor of the City be au.
thorized to subscribe any deed
formally declaring said closing
and reversion of title if required
to do so, but that the failure to
do so shall in no wise abridge or
affect the scope of this ordinance.
The intent being permanently to
close the said proposed street and
to declare a reversion to the par
ties in interest.
On motion of Mr. Girard sec
onded by MIR. Villermin the meet
ing adjourned.
II. s SEALY, Mayor.
L F. VILLERMIN, CLERK.
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Sash, Blind and Door Fac!o ag
cial work of all descrip''0n'
Cisterns and Tanks. .,vp co,
If BERTRAND LUMBER

On next Monday, jane =
class of three young ladies VIZ y
celye diplomas from Mt. w. !.
Convent. Those gradus''pe
the Academic course arg Il.
Carmen DeIahoussaye anu s.
Renoudet. Miss AzeI ~.
will graduate in Stenogrepn
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ARTICLE VII.

No shareholder shall ever be held liable or
responsible for the contracts or faults OF
this corporation I'm any further sum than
the amount OF his indebtedness to the corpo-
ration or shall any mere intormality in the
organization have the effect of rendering
this act null or exposing any shareholder to
any liability beyond the amount of his or
her shares
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Up to No. $50 -

On the said day of sale / will sell
such portion of said property as each
debtor will point out and in case the
debtor will not point out sufficient
property. | will at once and without
further delay sell the least quantity of
said property OF any tax debtor, which
any bidder WHY f9fte amount OF
taxes, interes/9hd BstJdue by said
debtor. The sYe will 81 without ap-
praisement tx Zach, I1lega tender
money OF the .Onite4 States and the
property sold shall be .redeemable at
any time for the space. of one wear by
paying the price given including costs
and 20 per cent. thereon. Interest and
costs are not included in above
amounts.
Given officially this 18th day Of
June, A. D. 1918.
A. A. GIRARD,
Trustee OfFinance.
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10000, Simon, Corinne St,

10000, Simon, Corinne St,
Jane ct, Fulton st.
Laughlin, Jules .............. 4 81
43x170, Veazey, Julia ST.,
Romero, LeBrun.
Laufli, Jules. 6 13
5OxlQO, Hebert, Bernard,
Mesuayer, Fulton st.
Leblanc, Marcel. .......
5Ox15O, h r. ave-, Mig
ues, Depot, leblanc.
Leblanc, Marcel. ...........
75x? Lot IA %, Charles
ST., Lot 90, 7.
Leblanc, Marcel, 45x? Lot
%, Lot 20, Charles ST.,
Lot 26-
Leblanc Marcel -. ....... 20 40
40x120, Balque, Menard,
Henry, M adison st.
Lnnsford, Mrs. E. H....... 9 80
50xl5O, Jefferson, Gene
terry, Lansford, Leblanc.
Mack, Gustlna. 80
5Oxl5O, Madison, Indes;,
Frisco, Hill.
Martin, Mrs. Rosana ......... 8 So
80x126, Frere, Providence,
Shepperd; Roddy.
Embroise, Robert ........ 4 80
92x192. Brown, Hortance
st., Davis, nuperler.
MAIDEN, Est. Wilson $3.50. 10
50x1OO. Johnson, Placide,
King, Walton st.
Melburg, Marie .......... Is
50x196, rarrelton, Wilson,
Henderson, Field st.
Willard. Mis-. N. P. SO 10
1OOx4OO, Simon, Vine ST.,
Main ST., st. Peter st.
Millard, Mrs. N. P.........
10Ox390, Sheard, r. K.
ave Main at st. Peter st.
Michel, Julia ............ 6 IS
+. 5Ox296; Wilson. Jacobs,
baumgaItner, Field st.
Morris, Alexander. .,....... / %
9x' Lot 3, Block %, Lewis
Addition.
MeutoD, Louis. 40
5Ox100, Lot 2. Street, Lot
II, lot IA.
MousimOuchi; Joseph. ....... 3 IS
5OA9O, Weeks st /, Robert
son, PaladiDo, Catalina.
Up to No. $50 -
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Read the NEW ORLEANS ITEM for
the QUICKEST news.
Malaria OF. ChlIs & Fever

Prescription No. 6ss is prepared especially
for MALARIA or cHlLLS 4 FevEH.
Five or six doses will break any esse, and
If taken then q tonic die Fever will not
return. . II acts on the liver better ethaa
Calomel and does not lripe o. sicken. 2Se
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son and G. Clarence Edwards, good and
competent witnesses, who have signed here
unto with me Notary. after due reading of
the whole.
II. PATOUT.
ST. PAUL BOURGEOIS
WILLIE PATOUT
Witnesses:
@. A. Poirson
c. @. Edwards
Jules p. Robin, Notary Public.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF IBERIA.
] the undersigned. ]. A. Gonsoulin. Clerk
OF Court and exofficIo recorder In and for
the Parish Of Iberia, Louisiana, do hereby
certify that tie a5Ove and foregoing is a
traa and correct copy from and OF the char
ter Of the Teche Syrup and Canning oompa-
ny, Incorporated. duly fled for rec0rdation
In nay office on the 18th day OF Nav, 1918, and
that same has been duly recorded in Book /
at folio 294 of the records OF nay Office.
IN FAITH whereof witness my signature
and seal OF Office this 18th day of May, IA. ID.
Nineteen Hundred and Eighteen.
]. A. GONSoULIN.
Clerk Of the 10th Judicia Il District Court.
f-6
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ARTICLE VIII.

This corporation shall have. enjoy and
exercise ali the rights. privileges and immu-
mites granted In Act $50 enacted by the
General Assembly OF the State OF Louisiana,
In the year 1914. and in the amendments
thereto. and this charter may be changed, AL
tered or annulled, or the corporation dis
solved under the terms and conditions and
Ia accordance with said Act No. Isl and the
amendments thereto.
Thus done and passed Mt my office In the
town OF Jeanerette, Parish Of iberia. La. ON
the day. month and year 6rst above written,
ID tha presence Of Messre. Charles A. Poir-
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DELINQUENT
TAX SALE,
Of IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
The City Of New Iberia, La.

| The City Of New Iberia, La.
By virtue of the authority vested IN
me by the Constitution and laws OF
the State of Louisiana, will sell at
the front door Of the City Hall, in the
| Civ of New Iberia. La between legal
hours for judicial sales, beginning at
| IL o'clock a. M, Ion
SATURDAY, JUNE Goth, 1918. -.
and continuing each succeeding day
until said sales are completed, all i'm
movable property on which taxes are
now due to the corporation of New
Iberia, to the New Iberia Southern
Drainage District; and to Special
Railroad Tax Fund, to enforce collec-
ton of taxes, assessed in the law be-
| low specified together with interest
thereon from the lst OF November.
1917, at tire rate of per cent. per an
mum, until paid. and all cost.
The names o<'3aid delinquent tax
payers. the he ama3nt(o0tssse s.; due 3D. by !,
and the immSvabk property assessed
| u CdCu, anu uC OHCICu III oulC, ID
as follows, to wit
Anderson, Emmer ........S 3 80
Lot 90 K l4O, bounded:
Madison, W ashingtoD, Kaso
St, TOrtamas.
Babineaux. Lnzin .......... II 20
10Ox? Philip, Lot 4, Baoi
neaux, :.
Morel, w. 3 go
60xiWeeks, Center, Weeks
Darby.
Bernard, A. M Eft Ais. 4 II
zoos 100, Lot l, I.Ourd, Lot
10, Street.
Boutte. Mrs. O. !. ...... 9 80
146x20O, Henshaw, Cou
sin, Madison, Henshaw
Broussard, Miss Louise .... Is 80
1O3yl27, Adam, Alley,
Julia st. LeBrun.
Brantley, Eva H........... go
33x125, Bank ave, Doug
lass, aeuSDaW, flelu.
Butler, Est. Jessey ...... Up
/ 33x125, Bernard, Butler,
r. X Lafayette.
Butler, Williams ........ 9 So
50x125, Jackson, X r.,
Butler, Woodford.
Catalina Jos - TAI
95s86; Weeks, Robertson,
Paiadtno, Landry.
Courrege, j. NJ ..........
10000, Hopkins, TrainOr,
Simon, ST. Peter st.
Courage, J. NJ .........
5OxaOo, Hebert, Valet,
st. Peter st &, Heyman.
Courage, j. NJ. ............
50x2O9, Field, Flory,
Br0ussard, Dugas.
Courage, j NJ .............
5Ox15O. Lassalle, Viator,
Martin, Field st.
Courrege, j. NJ ............. "a 4S
1OOxSS, Land ST., Jacobs,
Sadler, Sadler.
Cole man, Camilla ....... 123
6O196, Leblanc, Alley,
Jacobs, Breaux.
Coleman, Est. of Rachel.
6OxlOO. Coleman, Lee st.,
johnson, Coleman
Coleman, Est. of Rachel. 3 43
15Ox1O6, Ann st., Cole
man, johnson, Coleman.
Coleman, Est. Rena. 49,. 4 COL
5Sx187, Ann ST., Coleman,
Lewis. Street.
Cooper, Alexander $500. 9 sol
l6Ox125, Lacoste, Hen
shaw, Cooper, Ovens.
Davis, Henry M. ..... II 20
6lx12S, Simon, Lee st.,
Doerle, Charles.
DANES. Mrs Francois. 49,. 2 45l
5Ox150, Hopkins, Indesr,
Joseph, Landry. +
Fasnatch, Louise ........ IA 7Ol
Holleman, Uourrege, Viii
llams, st. Peter at.
Alexander, Friend .......... %
8Ox1OO, Lot 8, Conway
Friend, Amos.
Catch, AIphonsine. ........ 4 9O|
ixi, Jefferson, Chiasson,
Field, TralnOr.
Laura Gary, Mrs. @. Theriot Z 80
80xf, Iberia, Oregon, Car
lin, Cooper. i
George George & Wlsldor Is 80
5Ox2OO, Vine st., Laper
ouse, Millard, st. Peter at.
e. A.. ........... 98i
Providence, Mouton, Lee
st., L0t,2
Mrs. V. P....... 9 80
SOxi, Taul, Iberia, De
Blanc, Rczella.
GeorgeH endsrson& T. Landry 4 80
6Ox2O0, Henderson, Madi
Evening journal., 1918-12-30
CO-OPERATIVESTORE
TO BE OPENED SOON
Jewish Residents Suscribe
ST.. 900 to Operate
Butcher Shop
MANAGERS ARE
NAMED AT MEETING

Plans for the establishment OF a CO.
operative Kosher butcher shop were dis
cussed at a meeting held in Chesed
Shell Emeth Syn Igogue. Third and Ship
ley streets yesterday afte noon and
which was attended by about 200 Jew
ish men and women. Il has been claim
cd that the local Kosher butchers have
been prOllteer.ng In meats and 10 IS for
this reason that the cooperative store
Is to be started. One OF the butchers
appeared at the meeting yesterday but
his presence was resented and he was
asked 10 leave.
Nathan Shtofman presided aud eX-
planned the necessity OF starting such
store 10 end high prices for meat. II
was stated that by selling $500 Of
stock the store could be started and
more than $1,000 OF this amount was
subscribed at the meetings. The fol-
lowing board OF managers was named to
supervise the management OF the store
for the first three months:
Mrs. Nathan Shtofman, Mrs Isad0re
Baskin, Mrs. Abraham Frank, Nathan
Shtofman, Alexander Hirshman, Isadore
Baskin. Louis Moses. Abraham Wiler,
Adolph Silver, John Newberry and Phil
lp COplin.
Evening journal., 1918-12-30
EDM0NDS0N WINS
FOX TROPHY SH00T

In the final shoot for the ownership
OF the 2O-guage Fox gun. which was in
open competition, on the scores of the
FIRST three shoots OF the Philadelphia
Tropshooiers' League, the two highest
scores, In three 10 count. Edmondson
won One man In each class had a
chance TO shoot for the final owner
ship. The following shooters quail
fed; William Edmondson, who broke
iix50 from the is-yard line; c. Voshell.
iix5O from the i9-yard line: Price Jack
son, 39X50 from the 20-yard line, and
w. z. Jensen with i3x5O from the i6-
yard line. Edmondson and V0shell
having a tie with "a each. they had a
shoot-off at % targets, Edmondson get
ting 10 and NosheIl 49, The betting
was even up 10 the last bird shot at,
then Noshell missed, leaving Edmond
son the winner by one bird. j. Shep-
ard won a leg on the r. G. Buckner
trophy with a score OF i7x5O. 4. +.
Handy was runner-up with i6 from i6
yards. Price Jackson was high gun
In the 20-guago shoot, getting 2ix25
w. Wyatt won the Glass A spoon.
while G.. Carney captured the Glass b
trophy and ]. II. Smith the Glass C
spoon, over the p. b. and w. Club
traps on Saturday.
In the two man team race w. Wyatt
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co. H 59TH BOYS
WIN AT FOOTBALL

The srorts editor Of The Evening
Jonrnal today received the following
story from First Lieut.. Ramsay, 59th
pioneers. Sarcy, France. The letter is
dated December 9:
Before an enthusiastic crowd OF
cheering doughbOys, Company III and
supply Company, 59th Pioneers, played
their first real game OF football since
their arrival in Sunny ~ France. Ihe
playing field was a meadow a snort
distance from Sorcy, where both COM
panies are billeted. Sergeant PAU
Wintrup was referee.
Supply Company kicked on ana II
returned the ball 35 yards II soon be-
came evident that III" had a fast back
field and a pair OF slippery ends. ON
the third play OF the game, Bill KIRK
lev circled left end for IS yards. Rail
CHl. the star halfback from Bunalo,
then ran around right end with great
interference, for 30 yards. After SIX
minutes Of play, on a beautiful forward
pass, Rail to Donlon. the first touch
down was scored. "H' receiving the
kickoff in the second quarter. Fulton
fquarterback), ran the ball back TO the
center Of the field. Rail tore on 20
Yards around right end, while pop
smith bucked for three yards. klrkley
made eight yards around left end. On
a Ions forward pass-Rall TO Fulton
the latter carried the ball TO within
three yards Of the goal line, and mo-
ment later Rail went over for the sec
ond touchdown. In the last quarter nl
another pretty forward pass, nan 70
Donlon, the latter carried the BAH over
for the third touchdown.