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The sun., 1918-11-09
COLFING COMBINE
TO AID WAR WORK
Newspaper Club Drops Gym
khana Day for Plan.

Tie New York Newspaper. Golf Club
has decided to abandon it's Gymkhana
day season windup programme in or
der to cooperate with the United War
Work Campaign. According to present
plans the newspaper organization. the
Scottish American Golf Club, the Park
Department and the New YORK Golf Club
Will Join forces at Van Cortlandt on
Sunday. November II. The New York
Golf Club will run a competition OF its
own. but the money, like, that from the
others. will be turned into the War Work
fund.
The newspaper club is especially inter
ested because Of its men in service, In
Guiding Major Bozeman Bulger ara
Capt. Grantland Rice. In speaking OF
the coming event last night Peter Camp
bell. secretary Of the newspaper club.
stated that there would be an entrance
fee and ne hoped that all who have been
frequenters OF the public links this sea
son would forward a dollar, even though
they could not be there In person.
The sun., 1918-11-09
GOBS TO PLAY BASKETBALL.
Double Header for War Drive In
Goth Regiment ArmOry.

Play in the Third Naval District bas-
ketball tournament, organized last week
by the local service teams for the benefit
Of the United War Drive Fund. will take
place next Wednesday night In the Six
ty-Hinth Regiment Armory. Two games
will be staged.
In the opening clash the Mine Sweep
ers from the ravy yard will play the
Federal Rendezvous five. while the sec
ond contest will bring together the quin-
tets from the L. s. s. Granite State and
the Brooklyn Armed Guard.
Rube Marquard and Burleigh Grimes.
former Brooklyn Dodger pitchers. VIII
play with the Mine Sweepers. Farrell.
former st. Johns College star, will
play with the Granite State team.sLewis
and Davis, two former college players,
VIII he in the Armed Guard lineup.
The sun., 1918-11-09
Football Schedule
for This Afternoon

Columbia VS.. Union at south Field,
NeW YORK University rs. Fordham at
Ohio Field.
'emp Vail vs.. Naval Transports OF
HOSoktn nj Polo Grounds.
'e,nH Wills vs.. u. \. \. Granite state nj
Garden City. nv
hutEers W.. Penn State at State College.
Syracuse -. Brown Mt Syracuse.
delphia.
ift.bnrE VS.: Washington and Jefrer-
son ut Pittsburg.
MchiKnn VS.. Chicago at Chicago.
naryard VS.. Tufts Mt Cambridge.
harvard Radio vs.. Newport Naval Mt
Newport.
Wesleyan vs.. Hamilton nj Clinton.
Orono. Nv
Gsstysbnrg VS.. Mount st. Mays at
scwanee Va. 1t. Louis at 81. Louis.
iaverferd vs.. Delaware nj Newark. Del.
RENSSELAER, Poly vs. Worcester Poly at
Troy. "
Franklin and Marshall vs.. ursinus at
ColleEeville.
Williams w.. Springfield at williams
town.
Amherst vs.. Trinity at Amherst.
The sun., 1918-11-09
REGULAR PRINCETON
TEAM TO PLAY HERE
" -
Faculty Lifts Ban SO That
Tigers May Help War Fund
Drive at Polo Grounds.
OPPONENT NAMED TODAY
Nassau Prefers Game With
Dix or Upton, but Other
Team May BE Engaged.
OPPONENT NAMED TODAY

Princeton University announced yes
tsrday that sanction had been granted to
Ms football team ii play at the Polo
Grounds. Saturday, November l6, for the
benefit of the United War Work Cam
paign. DE-
The team, which the Tigers will op-
pose has not yet been selected II Viii
he announced by w. w. Roper. secre-
tary OF the sports committee. and w. s.
Tangford, chairman of the football COM
mittee. to-day. The Princeton authori-
Ties have specifically granted permission
10 the team tn play a service eleven from
either Camp Dix or Camp Upton, but n
little latitude has been asked and IL Is
possible the Nassau players will COM
pete against some other team.
The official announcement from Prince
ton is as follows:
At meeting of the board Of con-
troll OF the Princeton University Attn
letic Association held Thursday eve
ming in Princeton the Princeton In
formal team was authorized to play a
football game with service team
from Camp Upton or Camp Dix at the
Polo Grounds. Saturday. November 16,
for the benefit of the United War
Work Campaign. The board took this
action at the earnest request of the
SnoTts committee OF IHe.~ 1nlteu war
Work Campaign, whose representa-
tves impressed spon the board the
value that the game would bear to
the drive. The board noted that
while the playing Of this game is con-
trary TO its athletic policy, which has
been against athletic exploitation. II
would waive spch objection. owing to
the nature of the appeal and because
the board wished to give its support
to the splendid cause represented In
the United War Work Campaign.
Arrangements are being made for the
presence of 1000 Princeton students
from the army and nav units. They
will be accompanied to New York by
their military and naval chiefs atd pa
rade through the city on the morning
Of the game
splendid military demonstration in
connection with the event Is being
planned. This will give New York Its
first opportunity to see the great prog
ress the Princeton students have made
in military and naval training.
The Princeton students will arrive In
New York in the morning and attend a
great luncheon to be arranged especially
for them. They will proceed to the
game in military formation and VIII
leave the city some time later in the
evening.
The sun., 1918-11-09
HORSE SHOW STARS ARRIVE.
Out OF Town Entries Here EnrIy
to Dodge Freight jam.

Madison Square Garden yesterday
saw the early birds of the LOO entries
knocking at the str BILE doors. The first
arrivals were the show ,horseS OF the
du Points from Wilmington. Del. which
came in on Thursday. The rush yes
terday began with horses from a dis
lance. as exhibitors had received notice
to ship promptly to avoid freight con-
gestion.
Among the arrivals OF Chicago ex-
hibitors were the hunters OF Mrs.
Francis 8. Pea body and Woodin Farm
and the roadsters OF John r. Thomp-
SON. The Eastern contingent included
the hackneys OF D. X. Hanna from
Lenox, Mass. Mrs. Joseph $. sylvester.
Louis X. Ligsett and Miss Eleonora
Sears, the latter sending hunters. sad
die horses. harness horses and harness
ponies.
The sun., 1918-11-09
BOXING PROGRAMME
ARRANGED FOR FUND
Sixteen Noted Fighters Agree
to Give Their Best Eff
forts in Garden.

The programme OF boxing bouts at
Madison Square Garden a week from to-
night In aid OF the United War Work
Campaign was completed last night at
an enthusiastic meeting at Jack Curley's
Office in the Fitzgerald Building Charley
Harvey. who has charge OF the enter
tainment. was chairman Of the meeting,
and nearly every manager of boxers in
this district was in attendance.
After general discussion the follow
Ing list of bouts was agreed on. the man.
ayers Of the boxers giving their assent
and promising to have their men in the
ring:
Benny Leonard, lightweight champion,
vs. Jack Britton. former welter cham
pion.
Johnny Dundee VS.. Joe yelling. L. SN
frankie Callahan vs. Barney Adair.
Willie jackson vs Eddie Wallace
Knockout Eggers vs. Frankie Burns.
benny Nolger VS.. Leo johnson.
Jim Coffey VS.. Clay Turner.
Joe Jeanette VS.. Kid Norfolk
Each bout will lie of six rounds, ard
there was a general understanding that
each pair will fight as hard as though
they were to receive large purse.
The suggestion was made that each
boxer be compelled to post forfeit Of
$1,000 to box strictly on his merits. but
some of the managers declared that the
boxing industry had not been prosperous
enough In recent times to warrant II.
The only desirable match that was
not made was the one proposed between
Dundee and Jackson. Dundee's manager
said his man was pledged to fight six
times in a week. and he did not care
to have him meet Jackson at the close
of SO busy n session.
However. he declared that Dundee
would probably be released from his
engagement In Philadelphia next Satur-
day night and would box Joe yelling
at the Garden. Welling's manager con-
sented to make 1875 ringside.
The prices agreed on are 81 to $40.
The sun., 1918-11-09
LoHR AND BEARD ILL.
Granite state to Face Camp Mills
With Three Regulars Missing.

When tho Granite State eleven leaves
for Garden City. where they will play
Major Clarke Tobin's Camp Mills eleven
on St Pauls Field this afternoon. three
of the regulars will be missing. Halfbacks
Beard and Lohr and tackle Hightower
aIl came down with influenza yesterday
and at practice their positions were
filed by substitutes.
Hammond and Wilcox, the former
Swarthmore star, played in the back
field and Sproule. the giant University
OF Wisconsin lneman. played tackle in
Hiehtower's place. The Granite State
will throw out sklrmishing lines against
Camp Mills with Vickery and Woodruff
on the ends Herrod and Sproule tackles,
Bonds and Cook guards, Radclir quar-
terback, Hammond and wilcox halfbncks
and Duburque fullback.
The sun., 1918-11-09
NAVY READY FOR HARD GAME.
Naval Operating Base Expected to
Prove worthy Foe.

ASSAPoLIs. Nov. S.-A short signal
and formation drill this afternoon put
The Naval Academy team in shape for
It's game tomorrow against the eleven
Of the Naval Operating Base OF Hamp-
ton This is believed to be the strong
cst team the midshipmen have opposed
,his season.
Though several OF his backfield men
have been injured this week Doble has
stronger attack than previously, due
80 the presence of Capt Ingram and
Butter in the game. The other backs at
'he start will be Benolst and Rawlings.
The sun., 1918-11-09

we'll in practice. may start the game.
The Fordham probable lineup will he;
Carney. left end: Mahony, left tackle :
O'Hare. left guard Halhgan, centre ;
Van VIE, right guard Harden, right
tackle; Corsello. right end; Gilmsrun
or Barnes, quarterback Ryan. left half
back: Capt Frisch, right halfback 4:
Leidinger or Brow. fullback.
Coach Mason AZ night said he would
start the Violet eleven to-day with the
following lineup
Lawrence, left end; saeperstein, left
tackle: Powers, left guard: Konigs-
berg. centre Ginsberg, right guard
Baker, right tackle Tngrassi. right end :;
Christopher. quarterback: Friedlande.
left 'halfback: Adams. right haifback,
and Ferguson, fullback.
The game will start Mt $50 O'Clock.
The sun., 1918-11-09
CAPABLANCA SURE
OF CHESS HONORS
kostich Cinches Second, but
Others Are Open.

When he won his adjourned game
with Oscar Chajes at the Manhattan
Chess Club yesterday Jose r. Capa-
blanca of Havana made sure of win
ming first prize. having made 10 points
Of a possible IL. In the final round
this afternoon he will meet Boris Kos
tich. Western champion. again. Kos
itch also has not lost a game and with
Siato 2b Is sure of second prize. Third
and fourth prizes rest between r. j.
Marshall. o. Chajes and ID. Janowski.
Two other adjourned games were de-
cided yesterday without further moves
when Janowski resigned to Black and
Morrison and Chajes agreed to draw.
After thirteen completed rounds the
standing follows:
The sun., 1918-11-09
MERRITT OFF FOR BOSTON.
Jerseymen to Play Camp Devens
mt braves Field To-day.

Camp Merrltt's strong eleven left here
last night for Boston, where they will
meet the Camp Devens team on Braves
Field this afternoon. With the excep-
ton Of Mcdonald at right end the eleven
will be the same one as triumphed over
n Y. l. last Saturday. Sullivan frac-
tured his wrist in the y. Y. L. game
and Mcdonald will have to guard the
right flank in place of the former Col
gate star.
The Jersey soldiers are confident OF
downing Camp Devens. Though Sulli-
wants absence undoubtedly will be felt
the eleven came along we'll this week.
The sun., 1918-11-09
CLOSE GOLF MATCH EXPECTED.
Anderson ana Cameron w. Clark
and FotherinEham at 81. Albsns.

Carl Anderson and Ferguson Cameron,
those professionals who won with best
ball OF 10 in a four ball match at ST,
Adams lastSunday, may meet with stiff
opposition In another contest arranged
for the same course this afternoon.
This time they will be opposed TO
George F'otheringham, erstwhile open
champion of sSuth Africa. and Jack
Clark, the home professional
The sun., 1918-11-09
KIECKHEFER MAKES RECORD.
Finishes string In 1879 Innings and
Keeps Title.

CHICAGO. Nov S.-SettIng a new rec
ord, Ausie Kieckhefer, champion three
cushion billiardist, retained his title to-
night by defeating Charles McCourt of
Cleveland. $50 to SO in lag innings in
their three night match. The score OF
Io-nghts block was 80 to 40 in favor
OF Kieckhsfer.
The previous record was set by Al
edo dc ORC OF Cuba three years ago In
his match with Kieckhefer with score
ct $50 points in las innings.
The sun., 1918-11-09
FRESHIE HEADS WILLIAMS.
Reese Richards, FuIIback, Gets
Unusual Football Honor.
Special Despatch 10 THE srN.

SpecIdI DeSDdtCh 10 THE SCN.
WnLIAMsTowS, Nov. a.--Reese Rick
ards. a member OF the freshman class.
has been elected captain of the Williams
football eleven to succeed Ben Boynton.
1t Is the fret time that first year man
has led one of the PUPPIES athletic
teams. Richards IL playing fullback
and is product of Drury High in North
Adams.
Several athletes have left college to
join the Colors, among them being
" ashburn, who had been putting up
strong game at right tackle and who
has entered the officers school AT Camp
Taylor. Roth and Mason, two members
Of the varsity nine for two years. have
also enrolled in training camps. still
another athlete lost is COnklin, veteran
hockey player.
The sun., 1918-11-09

The secret is out and the King OF Ken
sico has lost his throne, No more VIII he
load OF bass while the rest OF us regard
him In envlous silence. The secret of
catching tish. hitherto hold by Artie shall
he common property. and all OF us can go
and buy new and larger crcels and I'LL
them too.
We who have seen a bass spit gu, our
have been amazed. especially so ms the
plugs were Identical. but no longer do we
rub our tevered brow and ponder on the
nature OF this magic.
For tho other night we stole after Attic
into the barn and there beheld strange
sights. First a safe was opened and there
which was carefully and lovingly rubbed
on each plug. Then the king OF all ang-
lers stole forth into the night to greet us
In the morning with a string OF record
breaking bass.
But during his absence. with all the skill
OF a sherlock Holmes we feloniously broke
and entered that safe and The secret 10 out.
Artie rubs and anolnts each plug with a
hunk of-llmbnrger cheese.
New York. Nov. s. PLUG UGLY.
Geese at Good Ground.
Having shot a good bag OF ducks and
geese two weeks ago. my hunting com
panion thought we ought to have another
So called up Ss-J Good Ground. l.. /.
and made an rnsnEement for Monday and
Tuesday last with Charles Bussanlh guide
We had great sport shooting ducks and
geese over his live decoys. and then to re-
turn after snch days pleasure to his
home and eat hot supper such as mis-
sister Susie can put before you has TO be
tried TO bc appreciated.
This finishes my 9Th two day trip to
Good Ground during the las; three years.
and four times l have shot geese and al
ways got plenty Of ducks
ELMER DOOLITTLE.
New Rochelle. y. Y, Nov. S.
Cotton Thrcaders Dine Tonight.
The seventh annual dinner Of the Cotton
Thread Fishing Club OF America. Inc, will
be held tonight at Trommers restaurant,
Bushwick avenue and Conway street,
Brooklyn.
Vermont Deer Season Opens Monday.
The Vermont hunting season for deer
having horns not less than three Inches
In length opens on Monday next and closes
Move mber 20. The limit IS one deer. THE
license fec for resident is sixty cents,
and the nonresident slo.50, The nom
resident owner OF real estate of the value
OF 81 900 in Vermont pays 81.
Dinner OF surf Anglers Tonight.
At tho Hotel Navarro tonight the an
nual dinner Of The Association OF surf
Angling Clubs will be held
The sun., 1918-11-09
Long Island Casters Meet Thursday.

Long Island Casters Meet Thursday.
TAI annual meeting and election Of ofri
GERS OF the Long Island Casting Club VIII
be held next Thursday nj $3.50 +. NJ. at
Schmidts. 3s2 sixth avenue.
Warren County Overrun with Hunters.
BELN1DERE. Warren County, y. J.,
Nov. S.-The deer hunting season in New
Jersey came to a close "Wednesday. The
woods and mountains in this vicinity and
near the Delaware Water Gap were over
run with hunters but only three bucks
were bagged. No accidents were reported.
The season T., RABBIT. squirrel. quail.
rufed grouse. commonly called partridge,
hungarian partridge and English or ring
neck pheasant cocks begins November | o.
but Monday will be the first day for hunt
ing.
Ducks or Seaford, Great South Bay.
Election day Runners leaving from Sea
ford. l.. l.. killed ducks as follows; James
B. Little. Az West End avenue, broad
bill. brant: Fred Relner. II Broadway.
Elmhurst. s ducks: J. Efnein,- Albany ave.
nue.. Flushing, duck. and George NJ
ducks The guides we're carry and Lonzo
Verify.
on Sunday last John weinert OF al
Fourteenth street Hoboken. caught so
pounds OF founders OF good size
CHARLES CoNNELLY.
seaford. l.. l.. November s.
Cod at Eastern Grounds on Lon. Beach.
on Thursday, on the Rosabeli on
Wreck Lead. twenty-"ight men hoated
eighty cod at the eastern grounds on Long
Beach, James Wilson and Joe snyder
| took six FISH each. On two casts Wilson
| caught four cod Other high hooks follow
| Philip Duran and John Hitch. each
James Mitchell and Frederick SlnIcrs.
ench: John smith. Patrick Walsh, George
Hhusman and Steve Meyers. each, and
Hsnry Maussr. : cod:
The sun., 1918-11-09
MACY VICTOR WITH CUE.

A, r. Macy last night defeated s,
Dittman, 200 to 1925. In the Class u
pocket billiard tournament in Osborn's
room. Macy went out In forty-two in
ninrs with an average OF S2-42 He
had high OF Il. Dittman's best cluster
was l6.
The sun., 1918-11-09
JEAN BRUCE TO wREsTLE. o

Jean Bruce. the shipyards champion
wrestler. who Is conceded to be the most
formidable middleweight before the pub
lie. will meet Ignatz PolOnsky of Russ
Poland at the Crescent Theatre next
Tuesday night,
The sun., 1918-11-09
NINE swEEPERs FIVE WINS.

The basketball team OF the Mine
Sweepers OF Staten Island last night
the quintet from the supply
depot of Pier 72 on the latter's court
by score OF IS to 20 The Sweepers
held the upper hand throughout
The sun., 1918-11-09
BLAISDELL TIES SHEA.
Each Has Two Wins In Straight
Rail Billiards,

BY defeating ], NJ. Shea last night by
100 TO 81 in Lawlor Bros room in
Brooklyn in the amateur straight rail
billiard tournament, !. F. BlaisdeIl Is
now tied with Shea for first place Each
has won two games and lost one.
Blaisdell collected his 100 points in
thirty innings. with a high run OF 90.
Shea's best run was IL.
The A. Wickers-T. Levy game, which
was scheduled to be played at Gruhns =
room was postponed until Sunday after
noon because of the absence OF Levy.
The score:
The sun., 1918-11-09
CALDWELL IN BOX AGAIN.

Caldwell Of the Yankees will pitch for
the Tietjen & Lang Ehipbullders when
lney play the Lincoln Giants at Olympic
NAcld in Harlem tomorrow.
The sun., 1918-11-09
ROD AND GUN NEWS


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The sun., 1918-11-09
GIANTS PLAY FOR WAR FUND.

At Dyckman oval tomorrow after
noon the New York Giants will play
the Paterson SILK Sox nine for the
benefit OF the United Wan Fund drive.
The sun., 1918-11-09
HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
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The sun., 1918-11-09

In the final round this afternoon tho
pairings will be as follows: Chajes vs..
Janowski. Capablanca Va. Kostlch, Black
VS.. Marshall, Morrison, a bye.
The sun., 1918-11-09
ROD AND Gun.

For the Lightship sunday A. NJ. Black
fish Hakc and Ling,
MADELINE S. s ssnSsI i i St.
+. slst St. SEQ. T.. goth St = Fare 5000.
including bait and war tax A Lyons
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The courier-index., 1918-04-26
URIC ACID IN MEAT
CLOGS THE KIDNEYS
Take Z glas Of Salts il your Back hurte
Or Bladder bothers you-Drink
4n more water.

II Won must have your meat every day,
eat it, but flush your kidneys with salts
occasionally, says a noted authority who
tells us that meat forms uric acid which
almost paralyzes the kidneys in their ef.
forts to expel it from the blood. They
become sluggish and weaken, then you
suffer with = dull misery in the kidney
region, sharp pains in the back or sick
headache, dizziness, your stomach sours,
tongue is coated and when the weather
is bad you have rheumatic twinges. The
urine gets cloudy. full of sediment, the
channels often get sore and irritated,
obliging you to seek relief two or three
time during the night.
To neutralie these irritating acids, to
cleanse the kidneys and flush off the
body's urinous waste get fouI ounces OF
Jad Salts from any pharmacy here;
take q tablespoonful in q glass Of
water before breakfast for few days
and your kidneys will then act fine. This
famous salts is made from the acid Of
grapes and lemon juice, combined with
lithia, and has been used for generations
to flush and stimulate sluggish kidneys,
also to neutralize the acids m urine,
SO it no longer irritates, thus ending
bladder weakness.
,Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in
jure, and makes delightful efervescent
Whitewater drink
The courier-index., 1918-04-26
NOTICE or TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas, on the 9th day of June,
1917, r. H. Paisley and his wife, Don
ME Paisley, did execute to the under
signed as trustee, a certain deed in
trust on the lands herein described,
to secure an Indebtedness therein
mentioned, which said deed of trust
is now of record in Record Book 70.
at page 200 of the records OF Lee
County, Arkansas, and.
Whereas. said deed Of trust pro-
vides that in the event default is
made in the payment of the said
indebtedness, or any part thereon,
that the whole shall become due and
nayable. and !, as such Trustee, at
the request of the legal holder OF
such Indebtedness, proceed TO sell
said land therein conveyed, at public
yendue for cash. first giving twenty
(2M DAYS notice of the time, terms,
Mace and object of sale, by adver-
Using for two insertions in some
newspaper published In Lee county,
Arkansas, and whereas default has
been made in the payment Of said
Indebtedness and the legal holder
has requested me to execute said
deed in trust, now. therefore, notice
is hereby given that ! will, on
SATURDAY, MAY IL, 1918
at the front door of the court house
of Mariana, Lee County Arkansas,
between the hours for judicial sales,
offer for sale to the highest bidder
for cash the lands conveyed in said
Deed of Trust, described as follows,
to-wit:
Lot number five 90, block number
clever (11). Town Of Moro, Arkansas.
Title to said land is believed to