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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-05
W0MANS CLUBS
HELD MEETING
AND ELECTED OFFICERS FOR THE
YEAR AND REPORTS
WERE MADE.
Society Items Of Interest Regarding
People Both in and
Near the City.

The Voman's Club. OF Wheeling,
held a most interesting session at the
A. O. U. Va rooms on Friday after
noon and important business was
transacted, There were reports by
the various retiring officers and the
result was most encouraging. showing
that the women OF Wheeling are com
bined both for the good OF themselves
IN social way and for the city in a
civic way. The Woman's club has
undertaken and accomplished much
since their organization and their
worthy president Mrs. Julian Greene
Hearne. is partially responsible for
the good done. Both she and the other
officers together with the chairmen
OF the different departments have ex.
ercised untirilg efforts to make the
combined clubs one large and success
full organization.
The former officers were: Presi-
dent. Mrs. J. G. Hearne: first vice
president. Mrs G. Il. c. Allen: second
vice president. Mrs. Francis DUPONT
Thompson: recording secretary. Miss
Carrie Zane; corresponding secre.
( tary. Mrs. William Smith: treasurer
Mrs. X. II. Naylor: auditor, DR. II. H.
Jones. Besides the routine business
IL was announced that those holding
lecture course tickets will receive
fifty cents by presenting same to the
new treasurer. Mrs. Reed Baird. as Dr
Amerest OFT failed TO. meet the ap.
rointment. The following are the
newly elected officers with Mrs. ]. q
Hearne reelected by an unanimous
vote:
President-Mrs. Julian G. Hearne.
First Vice Prcsident-Mrs. E. c.
Ewing
Second Vice President - Mrs
francis Outpost Thompson
Recording Secretary-Mrs. Fred
Faris
Corresponding Secretary-Miss Ag
nes Wilson.
Treasurcr-Mrs. Reed Baird.
AuditCr-Mrs. Roy b. Naylor.
The childrcn's Easter dance. given
by Mrs. Maud Spooner- Becker. wa :
postponed on account of the flood "a
Frinay evening Of this week. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-05
For Mrs. Deiters.

Mrs Charles Deiters. who, with her
husband and daughter. leave for Den
Yer. Colo, has been largely enter
tanned. Mrs. Joseph Beuter and Mrs.
George Weimer entertained last week.
Mrs. Charles Freese and Mrs. VIII
Schenk will entertain next week.
AIrs. Deiters is a member of several
clubs in this city and will be greatly
mis- led. especially by the Masonic
Club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-05

lion ~ shelter shoe over fre side.
Wa.k on Twelfth -fgoot Boo f-0uf of tho
McLaiu block. Wnfrl wiu Doc remodel.
% Ih" srcd CNtcria '-om tho build.
Tho protection al persons fraveIfrr rr
ih" sidewalk wflle the front soil 81
bong removed ana now one Oh. r-
built
ooen Nr'ann ami e-1 Thomas
NJ ibis tft. Va tu t~tr udir .d ip il.
Federal Grand jury u Mart.r-rIeE e.
Tow day. aEo fu-r iarri bond fu frr
slu ~ $1,000 Yesterday before
Comm ssirr'r George o. HoId T..l
Werc indicted Ou q Ch1rce nf VIOLATING
Tho icderal pure fo.d '1ta ~ coiolrc
ard selling coior,d 0IcculIgcriua
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-05

1-JOlts. Jars, strains fats. cause
displacement Of Nertchrac.
2-Jisplascmcnt 81 tCricbrsC causes
pTCs -ure On nerves
3-NeUCs regulate and control every
action and function Of the body.
Pressure on nerve causes ahnOr-
rral function IN the part supplied
hy aid nerve-this i called dis
case.
CHtROPRACTlC Adjustment removes
ire pressure ard health returns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-05
It's Easy to Peel Off
All Your Freckles
CFrom American Homc.)

IFr0m American I0mcO
The contrast hetVecu tie frscklcs and
t,e clear * n usually s. 80 great that no
".thCh can De moro IAN partially sur-
cessful In ohliteratiug tn. d.-fiEure-
ments. Ordinary merrolizeI WAX - FAR
n'ttcT' II literally pe"'s or tho frrck los
'"t an ouut" % II at the nearest drug
store and tor cht spread IN euuf.gh To
completely cover your face. remove in
morning with - water Rspsnt
catly until every frsckle has disapp..ire,.
Tough. b.pt'nN. nimp.ed skin. also
'or1fETD 80 t"is season. may De- .uf ,-ri,-
E'tf'p ri 81 ~ tpis same method, with
out q discomfort or inro-. .snierce r1a
effort * decidedly worth while tn. new
cor. plea ION "Dtt mol bciIs 50 clear
smooth AMI youthful.
II "ptHc-eG with wrinkles. after wash
INC OFF the merroiizcI wax BARR" tho
fare IN 2 lotion wele ~ dissolvirs an
~ witch r-7a' - is 80 most Iffoc-
tive and puickest-ar; wrinkle treat
.nent kuopn.-Ady.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-05

children were anxiously looking for
ward TO the event. and there was the
usual large attendance. Besides the
children the older ones enjoyed the
diversion. The music was furnished
by an orchestra directed by Prof.
George Assker and IL rendered selec.
tons from the late operas. The chill.
dren did all the late society dances,
including the Boston and Austend,
and were quite graceful In their art.
or course the grand march. which is
so much enjoyed by the children.
was a feature OF the evening. and fol.
lowing the dances there were refresh.
ments and luncheon served. Mira
Becker was assisted by Miss Cameron
and Mrs. Truschel in receiving the
little folks. They all came in their
best bibs and fuckers and thoroughly
enjoyed the evenings pleasure. The
following were among the children
present:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-05
The Arlinqton Club.

The Arlington Club has issued their
invitations for its private dance at
the new Auditorium Tuesday evening.
April s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-05
ISLAND DEMOCRATS
NAME CANDIDATE

A. The meetirg OF tro seventh WARD
DEMOCRATS hold in fEr island hose
house. last evening -r.u. if kfrr..
90 WIS PJggcst~d as e. candidate fr~
no FIRST branch ~ council while Or
'1llWeI ~ W Cochran Fred Wo.e
co-hcr and Thomas IS kiIecu wore
frrrrsfed as carIII.... .Dr fno GOO
rnf branch ~ council SO other srr.
GcgtiUns we're made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-05
Arion Kaffee visite.

The ladies OF the Arion will enter
tain its members with the last Kaffee
NIsite at the season. on Thursday, the
10th OF April with euchre, 500 and
domino in the afternoon. after which
supper will be served. There will be
dancing in the evening. Following
ladies have charge of this affair: Mrs
Henry Weimer. chairman; Mrs. II. NJ.
SChockey. Mrs. Albert Schairer. Mrs.
Otto Schenk. Mrs. w. r. Stops. Mrs.
Frank Thurm. Mrs. Ed. Vaas. Mrs.
John Walter. Mrs. Sam Windsor. Mrs.
Chas. Weimer. Mrs. J. S. Brennan,
Mrs. Seaton Alexander. Mrs. Herman
Friedrich. Mrs. Gus Pracht. Miss Anna
Koch. Miss Emma Montiegel. Miss
Lucy Miller. Miss Martha Schubart,
Miss Carrie and Frieda Stroehman.
Miss Mary Welty, Miss Bertha and
Clara Welty. Miss Bertha Weimer, and
Miss Kate Wiedebusch.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-16
Mednarodni zadruzni kongres.

V Glasgow ma Skotskem .ie
mednarodni zadruani kongres, XII
sc shaja ma tri leta. Zastopniki
tonsumnih zadrug IL vseh dezel Sc
a6irajo PR teh kongresih. da Sc
posvetajejo kako povzdigniti "a
druzno gibanje. Lepo stevilo avst.
konsum. zadrugarjev sc udelezi
tega kongresa. Kongres razprav-
liza o direktnem izmenjavanju bla-
ga med zadruSami razlienih dezel,
O O~jacenju mednarodne skl1pne
Organizacije zadrug. o zadruznem
casopisju in o zadruzni vzgoji.
Delegate bOdo osiedali OBJ tel pri.
Tiki vzorne ureditve velikih skot-
skin in angieSkih zadrug.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-16
Socialisticna probuia v Alaska.

Daljna, ledena Alaska, zemlia
zlata, Xxi mcri million in pol kva-
dratnih (stirijaSklh) kilometrov.
iteje komaj Okoli 10000 prcbival-
cev; ina pa razmeroma precej
moGno socialisticno organizacijo.
SOdruginja Lena Morrow Lee
Wis pravi, da je izmed tamoSniih
pOlitiGnih organizacij sOcialistiG-
ma najmocnejSa in pri zadnjih vo-
litvah je bio oddano "a candidate
nase stranke 30 odstotkov vseh
giasOv.
Pomisliti mOramo, da .je TO veil
ko, a V postev moramo welt tudi
dejstvo, da Sc mnogo rudarjcv
vsled slabega vremena in Sploh
vsled alaSkega nepovoljnega pod.
npbja nj mOgio udeleziti volitev.
cato tudi naSi daljni sodrugi
MISC mOgii zmagati, kakor so Sc
nadejali.
Vendar ne no dolgo traialo, ko
DO poslala Alaska tisto gotovo
svojega sOcialisticnega zastopni-
ka v kongres.
Sal re danes nj veGjega mesta,
y katerem hi ne imeli svoje kniiz-
nice in prOstora "a seize.
Eden izmed prvih njihovih IL
spehov je izvojeyanje zenske vo-
lime pravice in STEER "a VISA gla-
s~ovanja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-16
0DGOVORI MA VPRASANJA:

John Naglic, Springfield, III.
Novce IA ErjavCcv fond zbira ka.
kor vidite IL danaSnje Stcvilkc
P%roletarec, pOsljcte ga pa lahko
tudi direktno ma Frank Matkota
Keystone Hotel. Greensburg, Pa.
Maks Juvan, Adamson, Okla.
Tako knJigo dobite pri Sventner
ju, knjigotrzcu, Ljubljana, Kran.j
ska. Avstrija. &c pisite 20 cenib
ga yam gotovo poSlje.
NarOcnik Butte, Mont. "Ka.
ie skeb?' YAM DO razvidno IL st
.313 "Proletarca''.
Mnogim. XII hi radi vedeli, XII,
le Jos. Erjavec - "a katcrcga $,
zbira obrambni fond - donna, pc
jasnemo, d ale donna IL Iagrade
ca ma Dolenjskcm. Tako Sc glas
porocilo, XII smo ga dobili cd "a
nesljivih oseb.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-16
RaZnO.
v PHILADELPHIA

SO zaplenili 10000 funtov stare
"a mesa in kokoSjih jajc V ledeni-
cab.
Zaplcnili so tudi 10000 funtov
divjaeine, Xxi je lezala re cd leta
1911 V ledenici.
Krivce so zaprli.
To je paG zanimivo dejstyo. Ko-
like druzin nor stradati vsled
vedno naraS6ajoce draginje - a
zivila, - po katerih zastonj hire
peni stradajoGe ljudstvo, gnije
- po ledenicah. -
PaG, p%rekraSni druzabni red.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-16

Vas so moral prepustiti usodi in
bolezni. Polagoma je utihnil tudi
iok in stok vasi, vse zivljenje je
prenehalo in mir kakor ma poke
paliScu je zayladal ma vasi. Samo
star MOI je blodil naokolo kakor
brez una. V!ada no najbrz sega
la vas, V okolici pa imenujcjo cd
slej "VolSkajo' a Smrti.'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-16
Zelezniska nesreCa.

8. septembra je skoGil il tira 4
mile zapadno cd New Madison-a
New York-St. Louis ekspresni
Wax Pennsylvania zeleznice.
NesreGa sc JIG zgodila ma ostrem
Ovinku, kjer so bile slabe traGni.
&c.
Stroj in tender sta 2 vso silo "a
vozila V mex mostni oblok, sest
yoz .je odletelo ma pole, lie zadnji
VOC je ostai pokonci.
Trije usluzbenci so smrtno ne.
varno poSkodovani, strcjevodja
sam je zadobil p~receiSnjo rano
ma CLAW.
lzmed 73 potnikov je ran.jenih
30. q nihGe smrtno.
Da nj vecjm zrtev je priplso-
vati dejstvu, da je eel Wax obsta-
jail n iekienih voz.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-16
Primo, vojvoda in zvodnica.

IL Londona obiavlja Arbeiter-
Zeitung" sledeGc znacilno poro-
clio. Skandal. V katerega so zaple-
teni nekateri veliaki fine druzbe
in katercga hoGe angelSka justica
po sill zamolGati, razburja duhove
ma Auglcskem. V stvari gre "a
neko ZvodnicO pc menu Quccnie
Gerald, XII je lila dine 10. julija (.
|. pred londonSko poroto ob~sojena
ma diva meScc zapora " drugcm
Oddclku. kcr ie iiyela od zasluzka
proStitutk. V njcnem razk oSno
opremljcnem Stanovanju SO maSli
najdragoccnc.iSc cvethcc. vrocc
aromatiGnc kopelji. bitc in SHE,
HI Sc rabiio pri oricntalskih Orgi-
jah. POlicija je naSla nckoliko de-
klet, dive ali tri SO bile noSeGe in
pred porodom. Wee piScm brcz
podpiSa je %pricalo, da jc zvodnica
ma zahtcvo avojih zlahtnih klicn-
tov poSkrbovala device. o Svojih
tednih poslih je natanGno vodila
kniigo. in Steer jc imcla glavno
knJigo. blagajniSke knIge in EUR
male, V katerih 80 vpiSana popolna
imena njcnih ''odjemalccv". Ma
mesto ola hi bill obtoIili to IcuSko
zaradi lvOdStva. 50 jo p~oStavili
pred SOdiStc L. cato. ker jc livcla
cd zaSluIka PROSTITUTE. Policija hi
hila imcla lahck pOSel, ola hi bila
Quccujr GcraldOyi dokaZala Zvod-
StyO iii ; primcriaHjem piScm Z.
najdcnimi imeni dognala indentiG-
most trgOvccv z dcklcti. PRAY tisti
cas- ic ZbOroval V Londonu med
narodni kongrcS proti trgovini n
deklcti. kakScn Standardization
uspeh hi to bill. ce hi bila london
ska pOlicija. katcrc zastopnik je
ma kongrcSu tako modro cebljal.
mogla zbranim fajmoStrOm izro-
citi kite banGe trgovccv $ Glove
skim mesom? Ali ma tel tocki so
Sc jasnogledi gospel Justici ne
madonna skalilc oci. Kakor Sc ic
namrec %poznejc izkazalo, sta med
imcni onih, Xxi Jill ina zvodmica
V svojih knjigah vpisane kot ku-
povalce dcvic, najmanje en- prime
IN en- vojvoda; prime .je baje IL
dczelc pobOznih SEQ. Iii ina iako
znaten eksport princcv. &c bi bill
Quecnje Geraldovo obtozili kot
zvodnicO, hi bila priSla imena ten
Nisokih %cuvajev ljudSko morale.
XII hocejo ma vsak naGin Ohraniti
iJudstvu verO. ma dan. Kcir Har-
die je parlamentu re veckrat DO.
zlval ministra IA notrapje zadcvc
V imenu dclavskc stranke, da mai
postavi zensko zaradi zvodstva
pred sOdiSce. Toda minister ma.
hala venomcr move iZgovOrc. Tako
trdi. ola ne gre izpostavljati oseb.
lie cato, kcr So njih imcna $ pisavo
Zvodnice vpisana V trgovske knji.
&c te osebe. Medtem krozijo 30
Londonu najcudncjSc gOvorice.
Tako pravijo, da so videli zvodni-
co svobodno takoi po njeni are
taciji. Tudi pravijo. ola So glavni
svlnjarji. Xxi SO spravljali mlada.
nedolzna dcklcta V propad. ~ "a
pustili dczclo. Pozneje pOseze po-
TEN j~ustica morda cnkrat vines -
*:*sr 10 fsefeKao. III -alea&la te
povesti! Prime, vojvoda in zvod-
Mica lehko dale Tive Y srcti in
miru.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-16

- VISA vas izumrla. Kratko DO
rocilO ~razpOsilJa "Peterburska br
zojavna %agentura": Use prebival-
stvo ruske vasi Volskaja ma Sa.
aalinu je umrlO "a kozami. Same
12leten starcek lie xiv T.
radna vest, kratKa in suhoparna,
a razgrinja tragedijo cele vasi.
Sc pred nekaj tedni je bilo v vasi
1000 Oseb. Kakor V veGini ruskih
vaseh, tudi Volskaji MISC dosti
gledali ma snago in hygiene. Ma.
enkrat je obOlelo nekaj otrok "a
kOzami. Ma cepljenje koz. ali pa
sploh ma zdravnisko pomoc, nj mi
sill nihce. Koze veljajo IA "svetc
bOlezen". Zdrave otroke so cello
kopali z bolnimi skupaj. ker il
to baje zdravju dobro. Seveda Sc
je zaradi tega cpidemija Sirila ,
nenansko naglicO. V nekaj dnel
je pomrlo do 100 otrok in odra.
slih. Ma vasi re MISC delali mic drr
gega, nego pokopavali in prireja
Ii pogrebseine. KonGno pa Misc
mogli nikOgar vec pokopati. Ike,
JIG pop tudi umrl. Ko je venda,
re odposlala vlada komisijo V vas
nj mogla komisija vstOpiti nit ,
emo hiSo in je odsla, nc da hi bi
Ia kaj opravila roper bolezen
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-16

Ali ste zapazili, da Yam je, ali
da Yam DO v kratkem potekla ma
rocnina?
Ia vsak slucai poIavnajte ia
koJ, da Sc Yam ne vstavi lista.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-07-17
FLAGS HERE AND THERE

There Is no valid occasion foi
fighting talk because the American
flag was trampled into the dust Of
the streets OF Winnipeg the other
day. II was regrettable episode
10 be SIRE, but the most regrettable
thing about II was the folly OF the
person who took time when thou
sands of Provincial soldiers were on
parade IN a Canadian city. to flaunt
the Stars and Stripes 10 the faces
Of the multitude Of loyal spectators.
Canadians at home are VIGOROUSLY
sensitive about the display OF any
other flag than their own, and, al
though II may sometimes appear
that they are supersensitive. the fact
remains that their country belongs
to them and not 10 outsiders. aud
their feelings so long as they are
on their own ground are entitled TO
respect on the part OF visitors and
foreigners who may be temporarily
residing there.
The flag incident in Winnipeg had
no official phase. II was purely and
simply a personal affair. II is not
improbable that the British authori-
ties win offer an apology for the
part played In the riot by British
subjttif; and an apology for the
rudeness OF the individual who pre-
cipitated the fight might come with
good grace from our own govern
ment, II the individual In question
actually was an American citizen.
Meanwhile, the attack on a Next
can flag over the consulate in Tue
son, Arizona, and on the flag oil
Paraguay over the consulate OF that
country in San Francisco cannot be
passed over as mere personal al
fairs, since the consuls are Official
Representatives OF their respective
governments and have a right to
display their flags at their head
quarters. Before registering anv
very vigorous complaint at the
put a curb on our own hoodluma.
Brattleboro Reformer.
While on a trip through CANADA
two years since the editor of this pa
er witnessed the display on many
occasions, of our national emblem
both in parades and in motion pie
lures houses. and he was more IMAM
at the enthusiastic APP
plause that always greeted the stars
and Stripes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-07-17
A GREAT HARVEST.
What the summer Resort business
Means for New England.


New England is undoubtedly do
ing this year the greatest summer
resort business In her history Fig
ures compiled by the New England
Lines would indicate that about u
400 900 people spent their vacation
within the confines of New England
IN the year 1912, aud the reports
80 far show that this number VIII
probably be greatly exceeded this
year
The railroads operating 10 New
England try every year 10 get on
their lists every hotel and board
lng house open 20 summer boarders.
A compilation based on these lists
aud covering all the railroads shows
that last year there were i,fDS
hotels and boarding houses In New
England with total capacity Of
2s2.1ii persons, For the total nun
Der of persons accommodated II
would probably be fair 20 multiply
the total capacity by Elk, figuring
on the average vacation being two
weeks and the season 10 consist
Of twelve weeks. This would give
i2a2.sae persons accommodated IN
the season. Estimates based on
these figures and from the reports
Of hotel keepers would PLACE tn"
amount spent by these yacationls.s
at. roughly. 500, oen.e Coz
That the summer asort bus ness
IL one Of New Enslauii - s'sg ~
dnstries Is indicated when compari-
son N mate with her agricultural
figures The total value Of all Of
New Euglands crops III 1903. az
given ny the Census, Was slAl.lia'-
sas. The total value Of her dairy
products IN the same year vas sae'
7aO.7ss. or about half the estimat-
"a amount which SIMMER visitors
spent last year
There is probably no other re-
glon Of this country where 50 much
II rcapcd annually for summer
b0afiers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-07-17

Goa buildings at the pufresae job
~ess all burned has the mill build
inE through somebody's careless
ness. Ia All probability DO not re-
rAil nop Just what the fine is. bur
What u the lo@e 10 the owhers' Hir.
am Eaton who IL lover Of moun-
tain sports tells me that Il he builds
firr Ia the woods and there Is 20
water 90 estlngulsh the Goals be
always takes moist @rth and sees to
h that no fire Il lett 10 shoulder.
Owners ~ mountain lands should
have the right TO prohibit persons
from. camping and building fires Ia
the woods a. the risk - too great. "a
thousands Of dollars worth Of prop
erty ~ destroyed In ~ hours
by Needless persons
EBER l.. TAYLOR.
Manchester Depot. VI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-07-17

couniy coun TOOK final adioarn
ment Thursday. ,se tsa maize
taken ~ being motion for arres
Of Judgment aud motion TO se
aside the verdict Ia the case o.
Tony fash against Henry wyman
Ia which case the jury brought in i
verdict OF 1899 eamages Tor tals,
imprisonment at the Maaeheste
term OF court.
The court did not give a flnai
decision on the mpt"ps but ,ndi
Gated that the yersli-I snlil athri
be set aside or sab ansially remit.
ted. The court In The course OF is
remarks characteris "a the .erh,t Is
astounding" and said that v /,
Was allowed TO stana II would be no.
iiee 70 all persons that they might
H. mul' I'd In heavy damages II n
cerson arrested on any Information
!. ven by them, % an Officer. prov
I'd nc. be- the q ~ peran
The court fur'i.r said that sch
a precedent would tend to serious
iy interfere with effective admins
alton OF criminal Law
WI lie there was evidence Ia ia.
2 se on which II wac posaale TO
as. verdict OF guilty. the ,aait
was o the opinion tin the iury se"-
iously misapprehended the evidence
and the charge OF the court
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-07-17

As the eonntereet ~ the tide iron
cts TO country gathers force II :
well 10 consider what has been
happening ia Vermont Like the
other upstate districts Of New Eng
laud. Vermont. In the last decade
81 the nimaaaHih century. lost ~
attfactlysncss for young people
They sere apologeiic about living ~
the country. Rurai" bore siie
ma. easily guessed rs the result Of
the call of the ambitious To th'
cities. Vermont, however. unlike
the other states u New England
had almost no urbAn HE and there
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-07-17
ANNUAL TOURNAMENT VT
STATE GOLF ASSOCIATION
The Twelfth Annual Tournament Of
The Vermont state Golf Ass0cia-
ton VIII be Held at the Rutland
Country Club, Rutland,Vt., Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, july 81
August list and End, 1913.

Open to amateur members OF yer
mont State Golf Clubs. Prizes viii
be given TO the winner, and runner
up. winners of losing eights OF firs'
and second sixteens, and to winner
of second sixteen, aud for best gross
score in qualifying round, also foI
best gross and net scores In medal
play handicap on August Ends
The Governor Mccullough Cup.
presented by the Mount Anthony
Country Club for annual competition
viii be played for under the follow
ing conditions: Four members OF
each Club shall be designated by
its Secretary and their names hand
ed TO the Tournament Committed be
fore 6 p. NJ. July 30th. To the
Club whose four representatives
make the lowest aggregate gross
score In the qualifying rounds Will
be awarded the cup.
Entries, properly accredited, must
be made to James A. Merrill, Secre-
tary of the Association, before +
NJ, July 30th.
A fee Of Two dollars will be chare'
ed. to be sent with each entry. Any
resident OF the State Of Vermont.no'
a member OF the Association, may
enter by paying the sum OF five dol
lars.
Rules Of the T. 5. Golf Associa'
lion will govern.
The annual meeting OF the Asso-
citation will be held at the Siun
House. on Thursday. July 3ist, al
8 p. NJ.