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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-09-28
THE ADVOCATE.

III Washington, ID. c., is complain
ing, and his many friends are anx-
ious to hear he is we'll again. -.
j. L.. Carter, j. T. Johnson and
j. Frank Briscoc spent few days
on u hunting trip last week. and re-
turned without doing much damage
to tue game.
Mrs. Ada Woods, her son Samuel
and daughter Emma, have returned
from sixteen days visit TO Allan
tic City.
Mrs. Mamie V. Smith, of S.
Church street, gave dinner, Fri
day evening in honor OF Rev. John
Carter, pastor vi tao First Baptist
Church, Chillicothe. OHIO. A splen-
did repast was served, consisting OF
all the delicacies OF the season.
Those present were Row. Geo. ii.
Carter, father Of the guest OF honor,
Harry Clyde, Perry y. scott, Mrs
bessie Busey, Mrs. Florence Kirk
and j. Frank Briscoe
Rev. r. w. 5. Thomas, of Staun-
ton, Va, was in the city, Friday
evening and Saturday. While here
he accompanied Rev. s.. Nj. Beane
TO Douglas Grove, where they both
assisted in a revival that is in pro-
gress. DR.. Thomas has many
friends here who were glad to sec
him.
Mrs. Frances Williams, who has
been i'll with typhoid fever at the
Kings Daughters Hospital, is some
what improved.
Mrs. Matte Carter accompanied
Miss Matilda Greene 10 Harpers
Ferry, Monday where the latter will
enter Storer College. Miss Greene
is one Of MartinsDUrs's most prom.
Using young women.
Dennis Mosley. left Sunday for
Baltimore where he will take up his
residence.
Chas. n. johnson, Of Washington
D. c.. came over Sunday to see his
wife and daughter. While here
he saw many friends and he and
family ate dinner at the home OF
Mrs. Mamie b. Ross
Abraham Lincoln Miller and Miss
Emma Freeman were married at the
home Of the groom on Wednesday
night. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. w. A. L. Hancock, pas
tor Of Dudley +. B. Church. The
marriage of the two popular young
people was quite a surprise and all
join in wishing them much success
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-09-28
ALDERSON.

Mrs. Mary Woody and Mrs Mat
tie Haynes, Of Bluefield are guests
Of their brother D. Y. Haynes.
Garfield Crawford has returned
alter few days visit to friends in
New York, Philadelphia and At
lantic City.
; James Hit left Sunday morning
for Institute,
Floyd Hopkins celebrated his
fitch anniversary on the goth Of
this month th a, foot race between
himself and his children.
Miss Mable johnson left Sunday
morning for Institute, where she
will resume her studies.
Mrs Abbie Henry, who has been
visiting her mother for some weeks
past, left for her home in New York
accompanied by her nephew, War
field Keen.
Miss Charlotte II. Crawford is
able to be out again after slight
attack Of fever.
Miss Clara Burger and Miss Maud
Hopkins were visiting friends in
RonceVerte, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Smith and
Miss Myrah' Walden attended the
National Convention at Pittsburgh.
On their return they sppped over
in Huntington. visiting friends.
Mildred Hopkins left, Sunday
night, for Philadelphia, where he
will spend the winter.
Mrs. Fred Figgs is visiting her
mother-in-law, Mrs. Mary Figgs, on
Diamond Hill.
Miss Grace Wilson, entertained
the Ladies' Aid, Thursday night
Rev. G.. n. Harris preached two
able sermons, Sunday.
Mrs. Rosa Davis and little daugh-
ter, Nellie, have returned after
spending the summer in Bluefeld
The Sunset Hill Public School
started Monday with large enroll
rent. j: t. Banks afd-Mf IN,
Frice are the teachers.
Mrs. Leonard Conner entertained
at dinner, Wednesday, Mr.. Fred
Harris and Mrs. Harriet Brown.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-09-28

The Improvement League will hold
its FIRST meattnga iwMh Mrs. Ballard
Brooks on Elizabeth street, Friday
evening.
The Priscilla Art Club will ho;h its
first meeting with Mrs. Maggie Burks
on Bradford street.
Mrs. Dan Piper and infant son. o.
Wheeling, are visiting Rev. and Mrs
r. R. Downs, Young street.
Mrs Viola Hardy, of Huntington
passed through the city Saturday en-
route to Sissonsville.
Miss Ethel Spriggs left Saturday
for Nashville, Tenn, where she will
complete her music at Fiske Univer-
sity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Hale entertain
ed at dinner Sunday in honor Of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Hale.
Clarence Burks and James Carpcr
left Saturday for Baltimore, Md, and
will enter Morgan College at that
place. They were accompanied by
I. NJ. CaSper. >n3Ms
Jno. Q. Adams spent the weekend
at Fort Springs.
Miss Carrie Buster, Of Boomer, was
the guest Of friends in the city.
Mrs. T.. G.. DeHoney has returned
to the city after spending three weeks
in Cincinnati, O.
Fl. II. Railey, Of Montgomery, was
a business visitor to tho city Satur-,
day.
Mrs. w. o. Terry is expected to re-
turn to this city Saturday from al
enjoyable trip to Atlantic City, N.Y..
. Mrs S. II. Guss, of Institute, spent
Friday in town.
Edward Scales is i'll at his homo on
Lewis street.
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MONTGOMERY.

Rev. Warner Brown, has returned
from Pittsburgh.
Rev. e. c. Page, assisted by Rev.
D. G. Deans, baptized at Donwood
Sunday.
Nelus Howard, of Institute, is here
clerking in the Railey and Shepherd
grocery store.
Edward Manlcy and John and Jas
per Martin have opened an under
taking establishment in the Fisher
man building.
Mrs. Amanda Brown teacher at Car
bondale, spent Sunday here with her
aunt, Mrs. Rachel Woods.
Mrs. Robert Stevenson, who died
suddenly last Monday, was buried in
Charleston, Thursday.
Mrs. j. J. Noble, was a business Wis
ilor to Charleston, Friday.
Eighteen young men and women
left here, Monday for the West Vir-
ginia Institute.
H. H. Railey, was in Charleston,
Monday, on business.
Alberta. the little daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Jackson, is sick with
typhoid fever.
Miss Ada Wright entertained a few
friends at her home Friday evening.
The teachers. of Falls District will
attend District Institute, at Galley
Bridge, Saturday.
The Birthday Party at the Nj. f.
Church, Monday night was success,
financially.
c. r. Pack, of Institute, VINO is plas-
tering here for Dr.. Weaver, spent
Sunday with his family.
Mrs. S. E. Markle is reported sick.
Mrs. Jane Huftine and Miss Grace
Belt, left Saturday, for Ironton and
Columbus. o., where they Will vl3lI
relatives
Mrs. Susie Cough and daughter,
May, were the weekend guests of Mrs.
II. B. Branham
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-09-28
HINTON.

School opened October 11th. with
Smithcrs, Annie e. Simpson, A: nrda
Smithers and Dorthua Pack.
Rev J. {. Love, of LcwisburS. held
the third Quarterly Conference for
Dr.. Hughes, last Saturday, at Pat
terson's NJ. f. Church. Rev. Love
preached an instructive sermon S n
day morning, and left on No. Ii tot
home. -,
Mrs. w. A. Wells entertained Rev.
J. G. Love at dinner SUNDAY.
Leonard Brown, Of Anderson. spent
the Weekend in town, The guest Of
Miss Dorthula Pack.
Miss Willie Wells will leave for
Salt Sulphur Springs, FriLH'. tc t>e-
gin her school.
Roy McGec. of Buchano1 has been
the guest OF Miss Gussic :iclls for a
week.
Miss Stella Wells opened her school
at Prince last Monday. Miss Wells
spent the Weekend with her parents.
Mr., and Mrs Charley Lewis, of
Richmond, were in the city last week
the guests of Mrs. l.. Strange.
Mrs, Harvey Mickens, of Charleston
is visiting Mrs. Annie Mickens.
Ollie Claire of Washington, D. c.,
is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Lucy Lewis.
Miss Hattie Norris stopped for a
few days in the city on her way to
Storer College.
Mrs. Cora Terrell. Of Huntington,
spent the Weekend with her cousin,
Mrs. c. ]. Jones.
Mrs. l.. A. Wells returned from the
National Baptist convention last week
and reports pleasant trip.
Mary Shelton were married last
Thursday.
Mrs. Jordan Peters entertained tho
Progressive Sons and Daughters, Mon
day afternoon.
Miss Mary Booth returned from
Hampton, Sunday morning, and will
resume her duties as nurse at the
Holley Sanitarium.
James Smithers, OF Washington,
ID. c., is spending his vacation with
his family.
Miss Hattie Jones, Tasco Wingfield
and Harvey Lee left for Storer Col
lcge, last week.
Misses Ophelia Daniels, Veetta
Briggs and Anita Johnson left for ms
titute last week.
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CORRESPONDENTS

Is. ID. Patterson attended a meeting
Of the Board Of Education at Switch
back, Thursday night.
Misses Beatrice and Daisy Galloway,
ClNde Alexander and Laura Nowlin
left Monday for Harper's Ferry where
they propose to enter Storer College
Miss Anna George arrived Sunday
afternoon to begin her school at Cro-
zier.
Rev. Patterson preached two inter-
esting sermons Sunday at Crozier
Temple.
The b. Y. p. U. met as usual Sun
day afternoon.
A. s. Adams, one Of the teachers
of this District, leaves this week for
Howard University, Washington, d.
c., where he will begin a course in
dentistry. .dr. Adams has long been
identified with school work in this
section and his many friends regret
to see him leave, but he intends enter
ing new profession more to his lik-
ing than the one he leaves so all babe
him God speed and wish him much
success. He is a graduate of Blue
field Colored Institute, class Of 1905.
Mrs. Owen Galloway, accompanied
her daughters to Roanoke, where
she Will visit the fair, after which
she will spend some thine with
relatives at Buchanan.
The revival at Upland closed Sunday
night. Rev, Payne's efforts have been
highly successful, there having been
IS conversions
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-09-28
PAKKERSBVRG.

Miss Virginia Gilmer arrived in the
city Thursday to attend the emanci-
patton ball at Marietta, given by the
Elite Social Club. While here she
was the guest Of MI and Mrs. G. A.
Williams.
Lewis Colston came down from
GAINESVILLE to attend the Elite Social
Club ball at Marietta.
Miss May Giles left last week for
Institute to enter the teachers course
Edgar Carter passed through the
city last week enroute to Oberlin, O.
from Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Mrs. H. d. Hardwood left Saturday
for her former home in Buchanan.
Misses Mabellc and Maud Williams
Of Columbus, O., arc visiting Mrs.
Maria Ferguson, on Eighth street.
Miss Bird Roane has returned to
her home in Clarksburg after spend
ing a few days with Mrs. Maria Fer
guson.
October 4th, Madam Hackley, one
Of the most noted singers Of the
idtc, VIII appear III song Fetltal al
the Ann Street Church under the
auspices Of the Phoenix Literary So
iciety.
Tuesday, October 9, the President Of
GPheoniX Literary Society requests
the presence of all members of the
l,Socicty to complete the arrangements
for the recital
=, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Williams, Mr.
and Mrs. II. d. Hazelwood, Miss Nir
'ginia Gilmer Miss Grace Wells, ant
Mr.. Cecil Comedy attended the "Rcest
Eros.' show in Marietta, Frida,
d. evening.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-09-28
CHARLOTTESVILLE.

Addison Reed, wife and baby. of
Steubenville, O., arrived last We'd
nesday to spend the week with her
sister, Mrs. c.. p. Martin
Misses Allie and Hattie Hi,Ws en-
tered w. V. c. I. last week.
Miss Claudio Washington army @ I
home Sunday after spending sever Il
weeks in Huntington.
James Brodrap spent Sunday in
IrOnton, Ohio.
In the absence of Miss Allie Hicks,
Miss Enola Washington has been
tected S. S. or5anist, and Mis-. CIanG-
ia Washington Church organist.
NJ j. ,Iicks. and r. W. Ran ,o1ph
scent Sunday IN own
Ti:cma5 lionurix spent Sulray
"ronng With triends in Guyan ':te
Mrs. Hattie Hicks has rctr; u2d
from visit in Stewartsville, Va.
Lee Spencer, Of Huntington, spcr I
few hours in town, Friday.
Mrs. e. p. Martin accompanied
her brother as far as HUNTINGTON
Monday, on his r4tu:n ZONE.
A. Reed and vifc W, re entertained
ut dinner, Sun!l Dy Mr.: Hattie
/ .cliS
The Babtist S. S. will give their
annual picnic Friday. The children
arc all looking forward to an enjoy
able time.
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Personals and Locals.

Miss Virginia Gilmer returned Sun
day from Parkersburg wncrc she
spent Emancipation Day.
Mrs. Harvey Mickens is visiting
friends at Hinton, this week.
ME- NJ SaYles nd Miss Mary
Ferguson were united in marriage by
Rev. r. NJ. Mayhem, Tuesday.
Nelson Davis entertained 4 party Of
six at Hotel Brown, Friday evening
Of last week in honor Of William
Coins who left Monday for Hampton.
Mrs. Daniel Butler left Monday for
Columbus, o. where She will spend
several weeks visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Cyrus Benon has returned
from a weeks visit with friends III
Columbus and Lancaster, o.
Mrs. Stephenson, Of Bibby street,
entertained at dinner, Sunday compli-
mentary Of Mrs. Mercer Bul1nrd and
daughter, Miss Sarah, vino is visiting
from Philadelphia.
William Preston, Of Goshorn street
is i'll with typhoid fever
Mrs. Allen Bibbs, Of Clifton Forge,
is visiting her brother, Randolph
Irving.
Mrs. M. J. Lord, left Monday for
Wake Forest, N. c., Where she viii
spend two weeks.
Miss Ethel Jones, Of Rendril!e, o.,
passed through the city Tuesday en-
route to Lawrenceyille, Va, where
she is employed as teacher in Millju-
cry in the st. Paul NJ & / school.
Gay Brown and George Willis spent
the week end with relatives in Pal *
ersburg.
Katherine Scott and Vivian Buster
visited relatives in Boomer Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs Rush Webb and Mrs. Percy
Campbell spent few days in Rend-
vile, o., last week.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-09-28
RIlTfEEIELD.

The Institute has been open two
weeks and the enrolment to date is
15T, far greater than for the first two
weeks in any previous year. Not
all the students are in yet, and more
new ones will be in during the week.
The gfowth of the school has Tot been
marvellous but steady and substan-
tiaI.
The student body attended Raleigh
street Church, Sunday morning. te:.
Mcneil preached an excellent ser.nDH
on The Value Of the lnconspicuous
or Little Things in Religion He
leaves this week to take up his work
as teacher in one of the schools in
Texas.
Howard Robinson, of Ohorlin, O.,
spent a week visiting his sister,
Grace. the Latin teacher. MIR. Robin
son is a very pleasant young man and
everyone enjoyed his visit very much.
lie left Tuesday for Lawrenceville,
Va, to take up his work as teacher of
History in the St. Pauls' School.
Mrs. II. B. Ross left Monday night
for Columbus and indianapolis. where
SIC will spend Wv days visiting rel
Gtiyes and friends and att >I,lin,, the
G,and Lodge.
Miss Valerie Peasants has been az
pointed a teacher at Princeton
w. A. Robinson, teaching at Cooper,
called at-tbe- school, .SaturdaL &c.,
Ralph White was a visitor ~ TIC
Institute the latter part Of the week
and spent some time in looking over
the plant
J. B. Williams, Of Goodwill, IS hc,e
and may decide to stay. Mr.. Williams
attended the summer school at !nSti-
tute where he met the writer.
n. NJ. Martin, SaI. Y. NJ G.. \. gv:s
to Ashevllc in & week or So for per
| manent residence.
VIM. B. Poindexler will return, Sun
! day to resume his studies in Howard
University.
Mrs. Marshall. Of Ron, is. is
visiting DR.. and Mrs. Nit hell, her
daughter.
Miss Viola Baltimore, teacher at
| Mcdowell, paid TIC Blucfc!d lnsti-
tute a visit SatujL day. Sac brought
her sister, Ruth. to enter the 1n3ti-
| tute.
Miss Anna George, of last years
class, has been appointed teacher in
| Mcdowell county
On account of the heavy rainfall Of
/ late, the trees are blooming for the
second time, and gardens are taking
a now lease on life and arc as green
as tho "Emcrald Isles
II. i. Dickson writes from Ohio
State University that the number u
cOlorcd boys registered in the Treon-
man class is quite large.
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HOLDEN.

Rev. p. p. Holland, Of Spring liiI.,
who is an agent for the Amcr'ylp
Workman's insurance CO., was here
Sunday and preached two abb, 2rr-
mons.
M!ss Cornelia Spears, who ias &ncnt
the past five months in New York
and other eastern points. arrived h"re
Wednesday, to resume her VOL; as
teacher in the public school.
Mrs. Bessie Page is quite i'll al his
writing.
Mrs. Cecil Palmer is very i'll with
tuberculosis.
fIONd DOhson, who recently suff
cred d compound fracture of his or,
is mono from the hospital, c3rvl-
lescing.
The Emancipation celebration hc,d
at the hall Friday night was well ~.
tended. The speech by G. i. !.aMol,
was the principal feature Of tn. pro-
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-09-28
CLARKSBURG.


Misses Rosalynde Friend, of Insti-
tutc, and Mary Beanc, OF keyser, have
returned to their respective homes
after a pleasant visit with Miss Cam
brio
Several young couple arc departing
at this time for school,. Miss Ophe!iA
washington and Bessie Jamison have
registered at the w. Va. Institute;
Miss Mabel Rome and Mcssrs Gus
Rultin and Benjamin Smith arc study
inr at Howard University.
Mrs. Stella West is at Mt. Lake
Park, Maryland.
w. o. Armstrong and NJ. T. Obic,
of Fairmont, were calling on fricHds
here last week.
Il, II. Moore, of Johnstown, Pa. is
again in the city.
Rev. f. r. Allcync, Of Elkins
preached at Pride \. Nj. E. church.
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. II. Kyle, have
moved into their now home on Caro-
line avenue.
Queen Esther Club Of Trinity NJ. i.
church will take trip around the
"Word" Friday.
Miss Anna PoindcXtCr has returned
from the east where she spent the
summer.
A uumber Of visitors we've here
last week attending the fair.
Misses Manic Johnson and Anna
Poindcxter entertained very delight
fully Thursday evening. Thos" pres
cnt we're: Miss Beanc of keyser; Miss
Friend, CT Institute; Miss Dyer. Of
Chicago; Mrs. Henry, Of Jersey City {;
Mrs. Bell, Mrs Tuck, Mrs. Bislow,
Misses Florence Epperson, Florence
Ruhin Mary Brent, Mabel Roane,
Lily Allen, Nellie Peyton. jamie
johnson and Nellie Lee. Various
games fcre the evening diversions.
Mrs. Hattie Henry has returned 20
her home after visiting her mother,
Mrs Cambria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Ogden, of Mt
Monroe, Pa, are visiting Mr.. ami Mrs.
John Ogden, on Mechanic ST.
Sunday is Educational Day AZ Pride
A. NJ e. church.
Mrs. d. II. Kyle, planned very
pleasant surprise party in honor Of her
husbands birthday anniversary, Fri
day night. The following persons
Joined with her in wishing him many
happy returns Of the day. Mr.. and
MIS-. l.. r. Jordan, Mr.. and Mrs. y.
II. Dangcrfeld, MI. and Mrs. Geo, Big
low, Mcsdamcs Hattie Henry and
Elizabeth Blackwell; Misses Mary
Became, Rosalynde Friend, GaynClle
Dyer, Nellie Peyton, Lily Allen Carrie
Err!,li, Este!.a Cambria All? Villa
Leo, Messrs NJ T. Obie, Jno. Al )rrow,
G.. A. OrmeS w o. Armstrong, ", c.
Morrison, r. y. Jones and T. L. HiS-
gins.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-09-28
NO NEED TO STOP WORK

When your doctor orders you to
stop work, it staggefs you. Il can't"
you say, you know you are weak, run
DIVA and failing in health, day by
day, but yu must wrk as Ing as
yu can stand. What yu need Is
Electric Bitters to give tone, strength
and vigor to your system, to prevent
breakdown and build you up. Don't
be weak, sickly or ailing when Elec-
trlc Bitters will, benefit You rrom =,
first dose. Thousands bless them for
th@r glorious health and strength.
Try them. Every bottle Is guaran-
tced 10 satisfy. Only SOC. at all
druggists. 9-7-4t
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gram. Owing to MISUNDERSTANDING.
Hon. j. NJ. Ellis, of Oak Hill MAS
not present.
School opened Monday morning with
an enrolment of twenty and from the
interest manifested by the parents.
it seems as If this will be one OF the
most successful terms Of the school
The Helping Hand Club Is doing eX-
ccllent work with Walter Brown as
president. There is now an enroll
mcnt of eighty members.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-09-28
QUINNIMONT.

Ulysses Grant Shelton left Sunday
morning for Richmond, Va, to enter
Union University.
Mrs. e. NJ cambridge, Of Charleston
was here Sunday and visited the
Sunday School.
Mrs. Charley Lawson and sister Of
PoWellton are here visiting friends.
Carter Bradley, of Thurmond. Wis
tied his parents Sunday.
Miss Matte Bradley has returned
from Institute, where she spent the
summer.
Public school will start next week.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-09-28
| DREADFUL SIGHT,

10 RI. ). Branum, of Freeville, N. Y,
vas the fover-sore that had plaruci
MS life for years in spite Of marv
remedies he tried. At last he used
Bucklen's Arnica Salve and wrote:
1T has entirely healed with scarcely
a scar left" Heals Burns, Boils, Ec-
zema, Cuts, Bruises, Swellings, Corns
and Piles like magic. Only Csc. at,
all druggists. 947-4f.
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EIIkH{bR

Mrs. Sallie Ward was at CrOZicr to
meet her lodge last week. While there
she was the guest of Mrs NJ. A.
Franklin.
Several Of our citizens attended the
Emancipation exercises at Keystone.
Miss Lucille Maynard and Mrs. Cal
loway, of Eckman, were business Wis
itOrs here last week.
: Mrs, Anthony, whose illness was
announced through this column, died
last week and was buried at Poca-
hontas.
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Charleston

Patterson Visits CharleSton.-F
D. Patterson, the virtual mead of c..
r. Patterson and Sons, buggy manufac
turcrs Of Greenfield, o., WIS here
Monday on business: Mr.. Patterson
concern is the largest of its 11ined
owned and operated by Negroes in
the country and his recital o. the diff
tiCulties with which his company has
had to contend and the success s
which it has achieved makes an in
tereSting story. He expressed hin
self as being impressed with the evil
dence Of progress made by the race
in Charlestor and regretted that his
business would allow him to remain
here only one day.
Goes TO Washington For Opera
toni. A. Jackson, assistant State
Librarian, left Monday evening for
Washington, D. c., where lie will IN
dergo an operation at Frccdmcn's
Hospital to correct some stomach
trouble from which he has suffered
years. Mr.. Jackson was examined
while in Washington two weeks ago
and was advised to submit to the
knife if he wished permanent relief.
He expects to be able to return ready
for duty in three weeks.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1911-09-28

George Oliver visited friends in
berkeley Springs, Sunday.
Perry Scott, the we'll known horse
Gealer, who spends much or his time
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-14
GEHR|NC PREPARES
FOR HARD MATCH
Will Bring the Cuban Won
der" With Him as Trainer
for Bout With (Okel.

That Henry Gehring OF Cleveland. o"
worlds champion welterwcight wrestler
realizes that his finish match with Mike
Sokel at SaItair about May l VIII be
the battle OF his life Is shown In a letter
received Thursday by Promoter Harry W,
Heagren from Thomas j. Scanlon, Geh-
rings manager.
Scanlon says that GchrinG has arranged
to havc Clarence Baldwin. the cuban
wonder, with him on his western trip 10
condition him, and that Gehring VIII be
in the best possible condition for his
meeting with Nokol Tho Cuban wonder
In addition to being one of the best
wrestlcrs and trainers in the game. holds
tho distinction OF having thrown the
champion once. Tho wonder weighs
about 16S pounds now. but wresCles
around 160. "
The Cuban wonder, Scanon says will
work with Gchrns daily from now until
the match.
Scanlon says that Gchring will reach
Salt Lake not later than Sunday
April q.
Thrty-five men are at work remodel
ing the Saltair hippodrome, in which the
bout viii be held The old bicycle track
and tho old floor have been removed the
floor to give way TO new ono and the
track to make room for seats. The ad-
mission, Hcagren says. Will range from
30 cents TO s..