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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-06

livery young woman in America
l. with common sens. good health,
q high school education. and who is
between IS and 50 years Of age is ell
ei5le 70 enroll for training in the
United States student nurse reserve, %
for which The woman's committee Of
the council OF national defence, in CO.
operation with the nursing commit
tee Of the council Of the American
Red Cross, the surgeon general Of the
army and surgeon general Of the pub
lie health service, are now launching
a campaign
These young women-and $4,000 are
cailed-wiu enrol for a period up 10
April J, 1913, during which time they
viii agree 10 enter training as stu
dents IN civilian hospitals. as they
may be directed, for the purpose OF
learning nursing and in order 70 sup
ply the deficiency Of nurses brought
bout by the extremely heavy call
OF the army in service.
Mrs. L. s Stewart has accepted the
Craftsmanship FOR Fl Paso, and the
local war council has set aside space
IN the sheldon hotel where enrolment
may be made 20 the secretary. The
roster viii be open until August 70
less than a week hence AS is usual
this district hopes TO go over the
top with its quota
a desperate need IS arising for
nurses-ir is the newest emergency
call Of the American Red Cross. And
Miss Jane a. Delano. who. from her
office in the Red Cross building in
rs aEhiugtOn. directs the Red Cross
nursing service that reaches around
the world, sounds Enthusiastically in
an interview in the official magazine
Of August the seriousness Of short
age as follows
we must have more nurses. More
and more troops are going 10 the
front all the time. Surgeon general
.forEas SAYS he must have 10000 to
$4,000 more despite the 10000 we have
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-06

and assisting her in dispensing hos
pitality.
The marriage is to be soIemnized
with wartime simplicity in Trinity
Methodist church at the hour Of $50
o'clock in the presence OF friends Of
the family and relatives. and with the
Rev Percy p knickerbocker Off
Giant. Miss Vera Ballard viii attend
Miss Ninans as bridesmaid, and Lieut.
Charles Brown. IT.. Will serve as best
man for the groom elect.
The young man is just back from
training at Jacksonville. Fla. where
he received his commission. and is
for the present stationed with the
quartermaster corps in FL Paso. He
is Temple, Tex, boy, the son Of Mr.
and Mrs. J. a Hewett. prominent in
that section His bride 10 be. who is
one Of the most popular girls I'm
local church and social cirles. Is
the only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
I. y. Winans. Of 1906 Trowbridge. and
came some seven years ago with her
parents 70 reside in this city. She
was graduated from the Del Rio high
school with the class OF 1911. going
later TO san Marcos normal college.
So far as present plans permit, they
hope TO be at home in FL Paso-
X
Cards have been received in FL
Paso announcing the marriage OF Miss
Lillian Estelle Caller, TO Lieut. Theo-
oore bromley brann, which was SOL
emnized at Petersburg, Va, on Au-
gust l.
The bride. who is the daughter Of
Francis Caller. OF New York City. is
. graduate Of Drew college and IS
prominent in the younger social set
OF the University Heights section Of
New York
The groom is the son OF judge
Henry a Brann. and a brother of
Charles a. Brann, OF this city. He
made his home in FL PasO for four
years and when war was declared en-
listed in Capt Richard F. Burgess
company as private He was select
ed for the officers training camp at
Camp Bowie. Fort Worth, Tex Upon
completion Of his course he received
his commission and was assigned 10
duty at Camp Lee. Virginia. where
at present he is assistant battalion
gas officer attached to the 45th COM
pany. 18th battalion he and his
bride will be at home there after
August %.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-06
Ell Pasoans Returning.

Following a fortnight's visit with
Galveston friends. Miss Gentry Hud-
nall and her sister. Miss Daisy. re-
turned home Monday morning. Mr.
Hudnau and another daughter. Miss
Mary. are leaving on today's Sunset
limited for California. the former on a
business mission. and Miss Hudnall to
stay for a month or more. They will
make their headquarters in Los An
geles, at the home Of Claude HudnalI
son Of the FL Pasoan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-06

party. tonight. The Sammies are tax
ing their own jazz band for the music
and. OF course, their best girls. the
affair promising 10 be no end jolly.
Miss Dorothy Crane and her teacher.
Walter Davis. have in the planning a
musical evening for the men at Camp
Bierne, the evening OF Saturday, the
nth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-06
SEVEN FINED, THREE TURNED
TO U. S. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY

Anthony Zaprinskys Damian Rama
lon. Torres Esquerra- y Inaye and
Manuel de Ia Tore were each fined
IS and costs for gaming; Aurelio
l1era 81 for violating a city market
order. Frank Powers, Sc for reckless
driving. and v Larson. Carmen An
tonic Lopez and Julio Morena were
turned over to the employment
agency by police judge Ben Jen kins.
at the corporation court session Mon
drw afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-06
Nine. Annie Girard Gives Program To
Men At Camp Bierne; Other War Work


NGME. ANNIE GIRARD supervised
W the presentation of a play in com
pliment TO the men at Camp Bierne.
Monday night. her pupils filling the
various roles. Walter Davis lent his
services at the piano and Mrs. c. o.
Rucker added much to the enjoyment
Of the entertainment with clever dia-
lect readings.
The patients at the base hospital
are TO enjoy another motor ride down
the valley. tonight, through the
courtesy Of the Mems club OF the First
presbyterian church, OF which Henry
T. Bowie is chairman-this being part
oi the war work undertaken by the
w C. T. l. under the direction of
Mrs. Donna kluEel. Wednesday nights
outings 10 the convalescenents have
oeen assured by the membership OF
The cathedral, Mrs. Charles Pomeroy
being in charge. Other evenings are
still open 10 volunteers who are asked
10 bring bit OF cheer into the lives
OF these shut-inss By the use OF theiE
cars
The soldiers stationed at Santa Fe
bridge collected in large numbers to
ENJOY Monday nights entertainment. /
presented as one in a series Of super I
ior programs, 10 which Miss Mary
Heermans is d-voting her activities, I
to help the morals OF the army. .
among the local folks who con- q
triouted we're Miss Era Middleton. in Z
violin numbers Miss Elvira Galentine, I
soloisti Miss Nancy Edwards. dan
seuse- Miss Margaret Hines. reader. :
Mrs D. v Eenuessy. violiuist- Mrs
lsalph Nllcon, soloist; Misses Beatrice !
alllls and Harriet Eeermans in /
ukulele selections; Claude Herndon I
m character songs, and others. Frank !
Lneeks IN addition TO greatly appre- I
clated numbers, led the ensem bic 4
which always comes IS a de-
lighttul finale 10 these evening enter
Z rtainments. Prof John Fielding
IT., who has been on an extensive lee
ture tour the entire summer for the
army l. n c A war work talked |
tascinatingly on The Background of
the War Secretary Harris Of the y /
n C. A, who is doing fine work at
the outposts, was also a speaker. Y. !
f. Stiles and G. A. Graham are doing
valiant work by furnishing cars 10
transport the artists and speakers.
me program 10 have been given by 4
Mrs D. V. Fennessy at the Khaki /.
club tonight, has been called off.
Miss Mary Heermans and assisting
talent are going TO Courchesne for
Wednesday nights program, and 10
Fa0ens outpost Thursday evening.
Friday night a program is to be given .
at Camp Cotton, and Saturday night
Miss Elvira Galentine and Miss Her
man viii do double service, holding
an entertainment first at the stock
ade. Fort Bliss. and later going 10 Y. /
" c. y. hut 126.
Through the thoughtfulness Of the
2" oil
house viii be thrown open to the men
81 the Ninth engineers. for a dancinc-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-06

War badges will be awarded TO c.
william workers employed for at least
four consecutive months in govern
ment industry Service bars viii be
given for employment beyond four
months.-From Leslie's.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-06
Automobilinq and Outings.

Washington park viii be the sceae
OF much anticipated outing Wednes-
day. when members OF the Luther
league OF St PauIs Lutheran church
viii enjoy the afternoon and evening
in outdoor pleasures.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-06
THIS IS THE
AGE Of YOUTH
Strands Of gray hair may
be removed.

strands OF gray hair are unattrac-
i've and very unnecessary and acceI-
craze me appearance Of approaching
gray in the hair and possess ar 80
shade Of beautiful dark hair in b0in-
Leous quantities by the use OF a.
treole' Hair Dressing2 Used bv
thousands OF people every dav-
even p nere-With perfect satfsfac-
gray hair-hsfr streaL-ed ,vir5 So
qiseased scalp or dandruff when or
1ereq such preparation as la Gre
ole Hair Dressing Apply IL freely
70 scalp and hair. rubbing il in we'll
and after few applications you viii
suits
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-06

Community Scratch Feed
For Chickens. cheap. wholesome. Gets
results-Gets results Community
Milling Co Phone 4768.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-06

Ever eat Squads, try them Cor your
next banquet or dinner. Business
phone SIS. Ranch 4S7J2 We deliver
anywhere Young SQUAD Rsnch.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-06

ola CREoLE9 HAIR DRESSING

For gray or faded hair and retain the
appearance Of youth. Used by EentIe-
men in every walk Of life 70 restore
an even dark color TO their crav
nalr- beard or mustache. Sold and
E-lIa teea by ali good drug stores
everFW here. or sent direct FOR 81 IN I'd,
van leel-llanstield Drug Co. Menu
phis. Tenn.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-06
Parties.

With Raymond Teal as host a the
alter party was given at the Crawford,
Monday night. for the circulation de-
partment or The Herald. the guests
being Mr. and Mrs H H. FRS Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman K Veazy. Miss Eliza
TAYLOR. Mrs. Bertha Davis. Airs. T. H
Patterson. Miss Mae Crippen, Miss Is
teIIe Dixon. Miss Frances WOudard-
AIessrs- G. A Martin. Paul Herbert
and Clarence Powell A VISIT TO the
Elite terminated the event
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-06
NEW Arrivals DAILY.

w -AA-ANA - D-AA-As
Mr. Hale is in the Eastern Markets
selecting the newest novelties and eX-
elusive pattern hats and we are re-
ceiving a new shipment Of early Fail
styles daily
}. W. HALE.
EXCLU STkE MILLINERY.
4I6 y. OREGON.
Out of High Rent District
Better Values Lower Prices.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-06

Miss Hostetter Hooks was awakened
the other night by somebody disturb
ing their chicken roost, but she didn't
go out to see who it was as she didn't
want him to see her with her hair
rolled up.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-06

Y. ". c. A. Cafeteria. 81 z Frank
lin street For men and women Cool
dining room. Moderate prices. Din
ner from Il 20 . o'clock; supper from
10 oclocic.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-06

Poke Eazley's wife is the recipient Of
new fashion catalogue, and is busy
this week IN wishing through it.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-06

The program 10 have been given by
Mrs D. Y. Fennessy at the Khaki
club tonight, has been called off.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-06

Through the thoughtfulness Of the
Toltec club, their handsome club
house viii be thrown open to the men
Of the Ninth engineers, for a dancing
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-02-16
LTCENZE PER VENDITA DI
BTRRA E LIQUORI CONCEs-
Sc NELLA CONTEA

nellie ore pomeridiane di Sabat9
ultimo, il Giudice di questa Corte
J. n. Langham, emise sentenza
con la quale concedeva per un al
tro ammo, la licenza di vendita di
birra liquori, a Is proprietari di
Hotels nella Contea, escludendo ].
r. Ober, proprietario del Gypsy
Hotel, e w. A. Swift, prorrietario
del New Commercial Hotel in
Creekside. Mel concedere le Ii
cenze per l'anno in corso, il Giudi-
&c Langham non rese pubbIiche
lie disposizioni che dovranno rego-
lare la vendita dele bevande al
cooliche; per6, prima che spiri il
termine dele Icenze deIlo scorso
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-02-16

La Ditta PasquaIe Giunta (
Sons, importatrice di generi di
erosseria del numero 1890 So. 9th
street, avvisa la sua clientela di
Philadelphia come di fuori eitta
che vende del buoni sigari ToSca-
nj e Napoletani bene stagionati =
manifattwati da esperti sigarai /
tahani al vero uso itaIiano.
l sigari Giunta 81 vendono Ga
per lutte le tabaccherie e grosseu
a , per 5 sOldi, ed all 'ingrosso, a
$50 la box di 100 sigari oppure
a $3.50 il mile.
Volehdo fare acquisti di Sigari,
OIio di Olive, Maccheroni. Cafe
ed altri generi, scrivete ALA Ditta
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-02-16
UN GRAVE FATTACCIO DI.
SANGUE
Ire feriti DEF quail unO grave

Tn grave fattaccio dI sangue, dI
cui sono stati protagonisti diver
81 connazionali, accadde Sabato
scorso nelIa vicina Mcintyre, per
ragioni non ancora bene assoda-
te. Parecchi sono comenti e mol
tie sVariate lie versioni per cui,
impossibilitati ad espOrre lie we're
causali, ci limitiamo a riportar3
il semplice fatto di cronaca.
ST vuole che la quistione abba
ayuto origine in una pubblica sa-
Ia da ballo per la disputa di una
ragazza, sedata mediante l'inter-
ventO di terze persone ma, come
succede, 81 riaccese
a ballo finito di qui la sparatoria.
In questo civico ospedale sono
ricoverati / ire feriti che rispOn-
dono al nome di Alberto Maruca,
ferito da un colpo di rivoltella al
10 stomaco, per cui versa in immi-
nente pericOIo di vita; Sam Ciran-
nj, feritO con tire colpi di revolver
all 'inguine Alberto Calderone
ferito da due colpi della stessa ar
ma, di cui mo all 'anca e 'altro al
la mano.
Gil AGENT del distaccamento
della Polizia Statale in Indiana, 81
recarono la sera stessa sui Iuogo
per assodare j fatti procedere
all 'arresto del colpevoi che, a
quanto pare, sono gil stessi feriti.
In queste carceri sono detenuti u
disposizione della autorita local.,
i connazionali Filippo Calderone,
Frank Duca e PaOIo Duca, quail
testimoni della tragedia syoltasi
nella casa di PaOlo Duca.
II pubblico comenti l'accaduto,
la giustizia assodera le responsa-
bilit5.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-02-16
Attravers0 la C0ntea G Dint0rni

ammo, dette Disposition saranno
participate tutti gil interessati
Ecco I'elenco dele Hcenze con
cesse:
Indian Brewing Company, 4th
ward, Indiana borough, Pa.
Edward Dwyer, Clymer, Pa,
"Clymer Hotel"
C. NJ. Workman, Fourth Ward,
Indiana, Pa, "The Moore"
Grant Snyder, Glen Campbell.
Pa, Hotel Snyder .
W. F. Neely, Clymre, Pa, "Ho-
tel Neeley.'' -
D. NJ. Brown, First Ward, Indi-
ana, Pa, "CIawson House -
c. M. Nollenberger, Second
Ward, Indiana, Pa, Central Ho-
tel"
O. c. Lonsberry, Arcadia, Mont
gomery township, "Hotel Area
dia. -
Charles Boyer Lavely, Cherry
Tree, Pa, CHERRY Tree Inn.
Charles Mckinley, Heilwood,
Pine twp, "Heilwood Inn.
John O'Hare, Homer City, Pa,
Commercial Hotel. "
B. A. Murray, Wehrum, Buffng-
ton twp, "Blacklick Inn. p"
Amandus A. Link, Anthony P.
Blum, Rossiter, Canoe twp. 'Ros-
sitter Hotel -
Fl. c. Replogle, Second ward,
Indiana, Pa, Hotel Indiana
NJ S. Murray, Rossiter, Canoe
twp, "The Brandon Hotel. y
John A. Donnelly, Tselin, Young
twp, Hotel Iselin, "
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-02-16
PICCOLA POSTA

b. NALERIE-Abbiamo riceyu-
ia la voSra lettera stamane. Vi
preghiamo recarvi da moi per par
lare in propoSito
e. PELAGALLI-Piedimonte
San Germano, Provincial di Terra
di Lavoro, Circondario di Sora,
Mandamento di Casino, conta, Sc
condo l'ultimo consimento, 210S
abitanti.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-02-16
UN ALTRO CONTTNGENTE AL
LA VOLTA DI CAMP LEE

II salute di Indiana al partenti
Tn gruppo di Is giovanni sorteg-
giati nella Contea, parti col treno
dele ore 4 p. m. Lunedi scorso, al
la volta di Camp Lee, salutati al
la stazione da questa cittadinanza.
Flu una dimostrazione commoven-
tissima e mel medesimo tempo al
tamente patriottica i partenti fu-
rono accompagnati ALA stazione
da lutte la autorita della Corte Q
di questo Comune, dai membri del
locale Consiglio di Leva, da molte
rappresentanze social, dalla Ban
da cittadina dai relativi parent
e spose. Quando il treno 81 mise
in moto, un 'ovazione entusiatsica
eruppe dai petit di quai baldi gio-
vanotti che partivano per andare
a difendere l'umanita calpestata
dal militarismo prussiano. Gil a.
stanti, che una gran parte piange-
yano, risposero caldamente al sa-
Into d addio, augurando al novel
Ii difensori della Democratic sem
pre- vittorie ed un felice ritorno.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-02-16

PaSquale Giunta Sons, 1890 5. 9th
street, Philadelphia, Pa, che Vi
lara prezZ ristretti per generi ga
rentiti.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-02-16
U0Q Co|IQD0 di IntQHic

ManO manO che la resistenZa del
milanesi insOrti durante lie memo
rabili Cinque GiOrnate 81 andava
rinsaldando rinVigorendo, ere
sceva a dismisura la Vita e la fe-
rocia della soldataglia austriaca
contro gil infermi. Gil atti di cru
delta nefandissima furonO compi-
uti appunto nella giornata e nella
notte del p mario. Innanzi al
la porta Comasina, verso La mez-
zanotte-racconta il Venosta- lie
diligence della Svizzera e di Como,
che, al loro giungere in MilanO, E.
rano state fermate, furonO bagna-
te d 'acqua ragia, ed incendiate;
allorch6 la fiamma flu ben bene aV-
Watt dodici individui Vi vennero
entro gettati.
Sotte lie botti nascoste,
trovarono pid di venti perso-
ne, uominini dome fanciulli ta-
mente mel cortiIe dell osteria, set
tej fra cui due ragazzi dai dieci al
dodici ami vennero cosi trucidati.
Fra j colpiti, uno, Luigi Benoglio,
quantunque ferito gravemente, RI
usci a trascinarsi carponi e ma
scondersi in un fosso, mel momen-
to in cui ! croati erano andati in
traccia di paghericci, per fare un
fal6 sui mucchio ii cadaveri. Ri
tornati j carnefci ed accortisi del
la mancanza d una vittima, 81 die
dcro furiosamente a cercarla dap
pertutto.
Inyece sua trovarono Ietto. am
maiato da pid giorni un tai King,
inglese, macchinista presso Ia fer
rOvia Afferrarlo mel pid barba-
70 modo pei capegIi, trascinarlo
con percosse gid mel cortile e get
tarIo nellie famine fu un punto so
10" Iasci6 scritto il patriotta let
terato valtellinese. Altri di quei
due mosti staccayano a viva for
"a dale braccia del marito Leopol-
do Borsa, la giovanissima mogIie
Luigia Gnocchi, la assaliyano in
preSenza del marito, consuuato
lorrendo stupro dayanti agli oc-
chi di lei trafggevano il marito. E
tutto ci6-notisi-dopo aversi fat
to dare da costoro ch 'erano pro
prietari dell 'osteria dell Angelo,
tutto clio che possedevano di dena-
70 e gioie
E mentre questi bruti insozza-
vano con lie pi6 feroci e piU Iaide
gesta l'umanita. come 81 comporta-
vano miIaneSi?
Lasciamolo dire ALA fonte memo
sospetta; ALA Weser Zeitung, glor-
male chest stampava a Brema, do
We, in una correspondence datata
da Vienna, verso gil ultimi di mar
20 del 1S48, 81 leggeva questo bra
no:
e mestieri dire ad eterna glo-
ria di Nilano, come essi, dapper-
tuttO, senza ecceMone. 81 contenes-
sero mel pid umano modo: niuu
prigioniero, mum ferito ebbe a su-
bire la pi6 ieve molestia: tutti
vennero indistintamente alimen-
tall curati.
"Questa gente e bene dogma di
ricuperare la sua liberia per il mo
do con cui 81 conduce.
"a guisa di cannibali 81 con-
portareno i croati, la loro gioia sta
va nell 'incendiare saccheggiare !:
Ia loro ritirata viene contrasse-
gnata dal fuoco dal sangue.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-02-16
L L'AMBASCIATORE RINGRA
ZIA

II Signor Charles Ayv. Nargiot-
Ii, Presidente del Comitato pro
Croce Rossa nella Contea di JEFF
ferson, ci ha inviata la seguente
lettera dell Ambassadors Italiano
in Washington, D. c.; che volen-
teri ed integralmente pubblichia-
mo.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-02-16
W ashington, ID. C..
% Gennaio. 1918.

% GennalO. 1918.
Signor Presidente:-
Mi e pervenuta la somma di $3,-
428.68, che Ella cortesemente mi
rimette, quale contribute degli /
taliani della Contea di jefferson,
Pennsylvania, all'opera di soccor-
so per lie vittime della invasione
nemica.
Avr6 cura di rimettere telegra-
ficamente la cospicua offerta S.
E. il Presidente del Consiglio del
Ministri, affinch6 giunga pronto
agli sventurati profughi il gene
roso soccorso del fratelli d 'oltre
OceanO, ma intanto mi rivOlgo al
la di Lei squisita cortesia per pre-
garla di porgere l'espressione del
miO apprezzamento ed miei rim
graziamenti a tutti gil oblatori ed
in modo particular al component
il benemerito e solerte Conitato
dell italian and American Red
Cross Of Pennsylvania Signor NJ.
A. Quarry, c. Carletti, c. famiI-
ton, NJ Cesario, DR.. W. J. Gatti,
A. Cesario e Signore d. Rafetto.
Mi e grata l'occasione, Signor
Presidente, di rinnovarle, ! sensi
della mia ben distinta considera-
zione.
il Regio Ambassadors,
NACCCEII di CELLECE.
Signor Charles J. Margiotii,
President Of the Italian A.
merican Red Cross of
Pennsylvania,
PunxsutaWney, Pa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-05
WILLIAM H. HEER
CHAMPION GUNNER
Boasts Average of .97il out Of
2,O5O Targets Shot at
During Year.
ONLY 0KLAH0MAN NEAR TOP
Professional lIonors Won by
Marylander; New Jersey
Man Doubles King.

IITTsHI RGH. IA, Jan Aver
rurg FOR the year lSl7 have been pre-
pared giving the standing OF the trap
shooters OF the Interstate association,
both teurs ana profeHsioualS. w
IT, Hcer OF Guthrie, Okln ia h,Eh
amateur for the years list of registered
Shoots. having tried for total of 1000
targets. Of which he broke ,e9l, Tor n
season n per cent Of s7aL w houder-
ron uf Lexington, KY is second high
amateur ia singles shooting Efs one-
thuusandths Of point behind Ileer,
In doubles shooting, G.. y iintt led
the amateurs with 1897 ilc shot at
100 targets and made l2l of them,
riatt IN from nridgetUn n ! &. NJ,
Powers uf Decatur M. was second IN
the doubles with plh3 The high pro-
fcssinnal Tor the year past was l., \.
German OF Aberdeen Md. with 1854
uf possible 10000 l. II Reid Seat
tie, Wash. was second with 9722
The high lllnoisun In the amateur
standing was g. NJ Powers, VINO
placed forty second. making BOSE
breaks OF $500 targets for IA stand
ing Of gil5. H. W Anderson Of Poe
atonica. m was forty fourth ana
Max knuNsl uf Ottawa, H.. forty
seventh B. s nonuclley was the
high Chicago shooter, getting an nv
crnRe Of 1859. J, A. Groves AVERAGED
N9sl6 and L. I Graham .9257. T. NJ.
Troch of Vancouver Wash who
\ hudr the biggest runs OF years IN the
NslT trap season, held sixth place In
The official list breaking i.ib0 of
gg0 targets attempted fur .aG73.
Illinois did well in the professional
class. Bart Lewis oi Auburn, lll, pllc-
ing third. A. H. AmmanR OF rcotonc
r"Venth II G. KirkwoOd ut Ia
Grange eleventh. aud Homer clark
Alton, sixteenth shortly after them
Chicago leaders were punched e. f.
Goodrich was twenty first with AN nv
crage of 1858. derived from 1881
cracked CiaYs Of I Ol0 attempted
Tho figures are issued hy SpCretlrl
T. Reed Shnner nf the Interstate nA
socatiOn The total number OF tar
gets shot at In Registered tournament
and total targets scored were gath
cicd for the season. The averages fo
smglcs Tor both amateurs and pro
fosstoubls were based on u minimum
of 2O00 according tos an interstate
=. A, ruling