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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-22
Bullet Bush shows speed.

y NASHVILLE, TENN, March 21.--
The Athletics administered a string
of nine goose eggs TO Nashville. the
While Elephants pocketing the flf-
tenth win in row. The final count
was 6 to 0. The Mack squad on the
field was complete. Plank permitted
two singles in the first inning before
he got warmed up. Not runner
reached first in his next two periods
Of service. Bullet" Bush. member
of the younger set. blinded the South
ern leaguers with I'D speed. He did
not permit a hit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-22
Only One Hit OFF
". M. /. Pitcher

LEXINGTON. VA. March CIV. NJ
I. made whirlwind fnish in the game
with Staunton Military fAcademy here
today. scoring nine runs In the last
half Of the eighth inning. The Staun-
ton cadets had a bad attack of rattIes
about the time the Lexington boys
went on their batting spree. Outside
ing. Staunton only got one hit of
Pitts Score by Innings:
Is. M. j. 10 o o o. Il o o O. o--i / II
". NJ. /. 800 o 40l oil x--15 3
Batteries: Gibson, Camp and Rosen-
burger: u Pitts and L. Pitts.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-22
Another Richmond
Is in the Field
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. March lii
indiana has new baseball baby.
The league is composed of Richmond,
Muncie, Cambridge City. Newcastle.
Elwood and indianapolis. The varf-s
Gus owners were present at the meet-
ing and forfeits of 5000 have been
deposited by each Cub. The question
OF salary limit was taken up and de-
cided weekly limit of $T5 was MAIDS,
BY the league The guarantees for
road teams, which previously had been
SIS, was changed to $50, with thal
privilege of fifty per cent when 1t was
learned that the Central league guar
antee was only $35. n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-22
YALE WINS FROM
BLUE AND WHITE
BOTH TEAMS ACQUIT THEM
SELVES WELL ON MUDDY
DIAMOND.

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.)
NORFOLK, VA, March 21.-YaIe
opened its baseball season here this
afternoon by defeating Washington
and Lee university to on muddy
field. In spite of the slippery con-
dition of the base paths and soaked
outfield both teams acquitted them
selves we'll in the fielding line, only
one error being made. The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-22
Washington and Lee.

Summary: Stolen bases-Scott.
Pumpelly. RiddelI. Larrick. Colvilie,
Sacrifice hit-Scott. Two-base hits
Waggoner and Peoples. Three base
hit--ReiiIey. Dougle play--Larrick,
PEBBLES and Colville. Innings pitch
ed-By Scott, Z; AT bats against
Scott. %; hits off Scott, s. Innings
pitched-By Dyer. 2:&at bats against
Dyer. 8; hits off Dyer. O. Struck out
By Scott, 6; by T.arrick, a. Base on
f,alls--On Scott, 2: off Larrick. 8; off
Dyer. l. Hit by pitcher-By Larrick,
(Hunter, Burdette and Rfddetlo.
Left on bases--Yale, 4; Washington
and Lee. 10. Time of game, 1:45.
Umpire--CharIes Rigier, OF the Ma
tional league
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-22
Auto Polo for EngIand.

LONDON, March 2I.--Richard G.
Kiegin. IN American sporting promo-
ter, has arranged TO give three games
of motor polo at the Ranslagh club
early In June He will bring over
teams from the United States. The
club hopes to secure the attendance
of King George, King Alfonso 81
Spain land for MIR. King Manuel Of
Portugal.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-22
Rucker Leans Eyehall Delirery.

AUGUSTA, GA. March 21.-Dahlem
and his Brooklyns were practicable
held up by the weather man again
today. It rained all morning. Pitches
Hall. the youngster from West viF-3
ginia, who has been hitting batteF9
in practice since his arrival here
struck Nap Rucker over the right
eye with a thrown ball in the gymn4~
SUM this afternoon, causing ii tn
bleed and swell. s s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-22

Left on bases--yirginia, 3 Princeton.
12 Two-base fit-Phiilips. stolen
bases--Neff, Lille, Beckwith. Double
play--Neff to Beckwith to Finiay.
sacrifice--Finlay, Reed. Ease on baiis
Or Grant. s; off Wood. 6. Sacri-
Ace fiy-Phillips. Hit by pitched balls
Hanks, Pend1eton, Lille. Struck out
BY Grant, s: by Wood, 3. Passed
uall--Greene. Time of game, hours.
Jmpire--Roth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-22

The Phillies are said to be angling
for Catcher Ovens. OF the Mime
apolis team Rumor has 1t that he
is the man that will be exchanged
for Mike Doniin.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-22
,loAn Paul Jones Axnin

ITHACA, N. ", March 2l.---John Paul
Jones, Of Cornell. is lowering his own
record every. week In practice. He ran
one mile today on the board track in
4:21 is, lowering his own record made
last week Of Ara. The Cornell track
team will have tomorrow to face
Michigan Mt Ann Arhor In its last In
door meet OF the season.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-22

When Eddie Mensor. the young
Pirate. met Monte Atteli at Hot
Springs the other day 1T becamNs
known that Mensor once attemptelxs
to shine as a boxer, Attell said Men
sor gave him a good fight. lit w4Ms
three years ago. said Monte.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-22
Baseball Gossip
of Training Camps

Nick CuiIop. the expensive pitching
recruit of the Maps, is said TO b.
showing Manager Joe Birmingham ri
fine line of wares
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-08-09

. NEW FACTOR IN GRADY CASE
The police of the Cottage Grove
avenue station are now working on
the theory that John Grady, held for
the murder of his wife who has been
missing for twenty months, may have
burned the woman's body in the fur
mace after killing her.
This opinion is based on the find
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-08-09

ing of charred bones in the cellar Of
the mans home at 121 e. 25th street.
The bones will be examined by the
city chemist to determineif they are
from a human body.
Grady will be booked during the
day on a charge of murder, a COM
plant having been signed by Mrs.
Emma Reyntck, sister Of his wife.
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SESSION FOR
 INCOME TAX
ATTENDED TO MAKE THE VERY
 WEELATHY FAY DEARLY.
i. Special Nugget. ssrvios.

07seiAl Nugget ssrvios.
 WASHINGTON. D. C., IAH. $9.- An extra EeHEi1n Dt cengress ,s now being planned l1 nstnblEsh an Income tnx. The InLaniion Is to make Ihs mrIrl- ireH rHS ltIe gTeAtEr tax iR pr0pOriinh- 1t ia rIost unlikely that q system Ellch ns uhal adopted Ia Great TsrIthin viii. tsa pr0puaed. rhEs would mcan The AstshHshment of & 4eHIe that would make n mEn DRY an additional t&x fur, suT, every add!tipnul s1.enp of incanc. Thai 1B thAt A rnar whn had $6B.00 . Y%ar would have to pay norc tluHn t~lcA as much ns the HH4 who had 4sE. 600 a ycar. It iB aimed tu make the nor %ho have hundreds Hf mllHOnA pay atHpandous taxes
 It En confidently hoped that thi# tax win rrsult Iu A revenue nt $i0c. .90rs- 900 B year tp thA government wfthSHt causing the plain pAorle td contribute mcEs than . comparatively verr small amount
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FIERCE AND LOODY CIVIL
 WAR BREAKS OUT IN TURKEY

which only the cOmEAqM1st r1nts in Furis during th% Ffanco-PrusEduu war can hH compared. rfEIIher ssdr tH showing the MsntSses of the other th- least Tasrry and the rnGRl hor-rtblA ncIa are hfInE cptnHittsd.
 The yuuhx grIrKs ars hopeful Q, still tetng ohle to sahdue their pp, pessnts and pts.-nl a nnited freut to the. common enemy, but fine 6rt lH"h is. .n,n$t uupromIsihg. Should the Gulzarians roncw the var today they would have no difficulty In debeAtinS The thEnrEantzed army of the TuE&R AccordsnT tV the .erns 0f the nlti- nHinn unIy TWO days arr left thr TurEs 10 give in Dr fight n hardly Reern6 possEhle how that ther, ran ovCrccEHc rncir own internal troubles in ehat tiu1e so thut ConstantnpAlc IS at tho 6nernys m~ey..'
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6PseisI husR@t RsrxInA

6PsGizI hausn@t ssrxInA
 sNfSSTAETt%UI'LE;. Jan. 2%. ;1. LerHCrlHe war las broken rul HRsnngsr the Turks and fierce :ur1 bicuty hAttlee hlLve alrSAdv nk::: plREx: between the aaltIerruts UG L'w dlTSFrnt sIlss, htnat q the HzhtlrE has nrnnrr%h uulhide thr CiIy but Mr. attack on trnnxrAnfin0rt itself may tako plAte at aRY moment T.e EnIIuE Tut:ss are ranged, on onr sid'' nnh ,n tIw oLher eide usr ttr,ac wh,, arc adnerInE h the policy Of EnSIm P4shA and LlLv polIcy which brought him ln IjE death
 (sne IrarcE LLaair<n the aStspLancA ei fn+' terms pr1nosal ty tha p1wsrE u3llr the otIlur e~eSrs to iiEhl iu the death iathcr thun surr%ntlcT Adrian pplc lU 'ht Nu.Garialbs
 Matters hnrN rrlched a point to
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teFrenlnE rgrl1d to improve her Esoei 4 tIotts
 Turkey A npw dsteEMained Rat to give Up hs long as she csn urccnre reAntorcementH from her ANiatic rrOv- IrcsA. Supplies und men can he. zax- fly brought Acrosz the Bo6pheruH Into ChnNahtin0pIe 6rlh the younk Turks are xaid 10 be ready to arRH thsm- se1vcs of the almost h,exharst1bis re- sources from thAt quarter.
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SAY CROOKED STOCK
 : DEALERS MUST QUIT

hcienl Encouragement has now bScn eavAn to go ahead and thA RetUal work et organization has hqHn heEuR.
 IL is ti1e claim ce thA rrumCtnra thAt AHch an orxA1,laatioh will pTUtAct lhe public from the ahatAA who us& iI+ laxiuMata HetIIoGs. There are othar8 who declare. on the 0theF hand. thRa combination uf hrnkHFB VII +rNulf in a sort cf trust whIch wlM te by DC mEaNs public bAtIst1t.
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PEACE ENDS AND WAR IS SURE
SAY TIMBER
 lNExRAuSTIBLE
CONVENTION oF FbRE&TGaA DG : CHASE IT eH0Wa FASTER
 THAN IT I$ 4oLb.
spsoiAI NuS9st Snr~fpa.

Special Nugget SpF'ipa.
 pENTEK Jan. 2H.--AL tho cCHSsh- tICn M the N&ri1nal FnreHtRr4 which th n6W I1l sesE'nn herH hxdrNS have bean pt-AssMtEd 1hiHh ghoP that tha timber all oveI' the UnItcf SGate% Ia growing faAtEr than il # R0lG.
 The hEurez seem to be uUz7NNrr 1r every wny aird to have been complied Mith The ntmuEL cwrp and with 41uiI knowladgs nr the conditions Should lhr 5acls be az they are Etata6 AlI the arguments of the Con1t1 patioNists :n this respAcE will fRlI fiat and a kraAt lnanatry will nortinue u1lIArhp%rFd bF falsA idAn&
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-29

fsrts. nothing is known abnlu II. Al rnuld only hs expected, the anrcnneo rnsnt that tnD iHvAati8atioE wRa ap' proved wzz followed by vzli5uS onn lectures and gua2seK which wsre con eer1prd with Aneged ssaft cr, rartsn lar Kinds. but so far nS any cps knows Ut present thers is no Ercsnd f"T spcE " 1 slF4aiscg.
 Should su"h an 1nvcntiSaoon bt made President TuFt. Woodrow Wil' son and Theodore Roosevelt Till o' summoned 10 testify.
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HOIST AGAIN
 GOLDEN BULL
ANOTHER BON VOYAGE DUMP I4
 ONCE aeDRE cdhINa up.

T5nihtink operations began yeater iaY Oh the aoEden BlIll. or RoE Vny- aEe mining claim. tnuia HtareIMcn ma naget Ot the Pioneer 7EiufnY Com : pnny. says tala+ qHly two cara arA hstrE run at DTesFut. but hs huTas later tn he abls tD rul on thTsH. A force of tHn men ia at pCrnent srn- plsysa.
 It wa@ neGessary before bsGfnnins to hoist td cIsat opt the dHrts but ths actual mining oreTatlnttA ars new In fali bWlnR and tic rsrnalndAr of tha fkmous arTsAk VIII Erup hq EVns.
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SENATORS ELECTED AND DEMOCRATS GET MAJORITY

dAoasTRd Aa~cted Are Key Fittman. Me- vAdA, Morris Sheppard. Tezhs: T'A- mnM.: Eoazth rCnreIlnR+. Jaitks 1hnmF- Aon. KhnEaa: CuEtsgsaAIar EuEhpS Ee~ 9erssY.
 rfhe others are FCancis H4 Warrf.I, Wyoming: Wn- KlvnnRREh, ArEAn' ssp:: Fall. r1ew Msx1ea
 Fall and KavanAnxh gre RaLd to TA dernrcrnta but for soIEa' peculiar req son theit coHslcs are. noE msutt9htd.
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WILL INVESTIGATE
 ALL CAMPAIGN FUNDS

Eatiom and there srCHH In 3c TO 1.ouht that il will be entered into as aopn As the Arrangements can DC TnAJr.
 Ic Ls deemed likely that tile uu'n unittec of Investigation EEtEs aTam- ming info the EnanciAI Arfairs of the nrcHidcntIaI elsctlan wih a!su probe m7tturs reialing ts SuhernhrnrIal Rnd ether Snnlestx If anr reason ocn%: 1hau deEiTe i9 knUH EHhsTai
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Special Nusast 9ervisA

Special Nus1st YervleS-
 WAaH1NGT0H, Jan. .2t:-rhe honse Intny passed tlie <tYDEs and harbors apprUrrinli0n Of $4o.1oe,s ,soo.
 This big suEa win bA used in val. inuk parts of the country. Hon1t of 1t ~il. probably be usa4 for the ,yHAsh- tnstnn lake canAl and ether tnbrove- uant t1 nj Seattle. and AIRo other i'm prnvemFnts on 1hc Pacific coast.
 Most of it. hUWetsF. fa:4rteHdsd fer the trnDrgveinert. Of haFhnrs eA6 tha deepentas of rivers th the more set
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CLAWS suEa GENERAL
 :, METsa%APERs FOR LIBEL
AiaasAI Nudaas eAestAeA

4FAAsAI Nuasat 0AsvAsA
 BAN FRANCISCO, JRn- &z.-1la~EH has itlea, anata for dIrtaSes against zeEerat newspapers In thu etatE 1i CAAgrrnta far I3bAI..
 ThaAe pagers are charEed by him with AccaRinF hlrM of miaaprlleaslon Ect funds and btE1%r Vftences whiie hs
 waE secrstGsY of thu :Hlata ConBsrva- 1tsnH league Ths governor, HirAss 6 pldilpn. was sEln to De ARcnG 60 hApl IAa 'f.Jky4Migseln aGA1&- lnts 1hM
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-29

LONDON, Jan. 2a.-A fort1aI nOie was Issued today by the pea1,s delh- EH4e8 of inc BRI4sin HrateE md Fur key mat the negotiations ars HcH ended
 TTtis rttcuns hothIng less than that 1tHrkey has finally refused inc terms of the poW4tB nMd the allies RDd thnl war RIl be reauned immediately.
 Ths GltImlatun or ths allies gave TurEoy rorr nayR and fl is likely that Bulgaria and heT Grlnnhs will npt be- gEu Sighting before that time unIesa the Turks try lp meleA uss of thA ih-
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6psSIAI Nua9sa Hsrssas.

SEATTLE, Ian. H-EIE.s' ncw IIp3tfd sAtes sAnAtorl xe+s SAsiaEtH elsctsd today SHpttA various etAtsk, p( tho eight fys ars certainly derr0erRts go that the dsIAocratIc party Ia now almost pusitlvely Era of < majority in the 9euate. The deRdacHk stIll p-evaiis ln InIhuts and upon .thG cet , come much will depend.
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Special HueHet $Arvi<A

SEW YORK. Jan. .4s.--.AH inteFuR' hdtia1 brokers association Is r5% h6- shG rnrn,ed for tke purpose oE sup' ptaHslng fraudrtlent stock ne0fsra.
 Tho mnpslrsnt was EtArret ssTeral m0nths age lin qUist way aud nnth' ing %Aa siTen out for gpRlicatles AhouE it until tt MAS seen that tht hrnkEEE of other countries ~cra reads to take ( hand tn the naGtsV. arf'
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tior,
 Tlk vnir arrived rd t!ordava from ChiiIr. his nnofning x1 eue-lh4rty o'olocx wist the 'rhst pa&if iStE. 1t wAs A&Hnrtcd here as fast ns posEitls. ad- fltiouaI hEip having l'epn sccHod ia hAsicn It's dispatch tn he uutstde.
 Yhe work started in immellately bb tbc nrT1vuI uf the trnin although it
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PEACE th IAN DOMINGO. 6pnHial huupat 1arvI3A

wAH1TnTqTcN, D. e. ian. SS.- Permanent pAA0s has hDw bsan es- rabllahaA in gaz rsmihEo- News -e- re4ved trum tkers ysmterdRs b 10 tha effect tssat 'A psatset RErAensHt has been sr+iVeE At hy rhA yaT3ttln fac t1pns,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-29
pRonIHiTs VISITORS.
Sp4<lA Nugget ssn4sA

WWpFI& ENUIWN NWFHFWA
 LEAyHNW0ETH. Ian sa.-The Attocnsy genaraI h4s iss1ed Rn nrti&r prohibiting people from VizatinK the federal prMcb ta flItura. The Penl- tsntinry n1h heooEae A reElalsr show place ard was vIatted hy many almost every day.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-29
|p+siaI Nuapst Service

WARRINGTON, Jan. nSl-Thut :,s investigation Of Lhr CuInnui:n c+In- U1bufions for thu .cG1ut prrsfdrnsinl sleetinn should be made is asc opin- mn Of the members cT rIlc hcusa c3n: :. TLftse ln whose uEnvinrr SIsrh n1Is. tsr IieE.
 Tho committee yrRirrfiIy .igsIi!i,nl M ApnrnTil pf ihG auExryIirrs ilInI NsFd bear BladG for snch m i..vc.II-
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slY CANADIANS
 MUST UNl0OSE
. .os SAYS THEIR sHIFF 1usr PAY TOLLS THROUGH
 CANAL, .'
...,.. Nunopt 1ssSis~.

u,Aaiak NupqRt @S9
 wAsH1EGT0H. J"" T'-caTl''
 ,. If tho r0mttiFre corr mil '-'' ..,o.ed altogether |" 'ett'n5 '"n- :as,n ships have urN same ''r'''"'1S' .S. panzmu chnal AR th: '"eaela rs he TndtAd st''fsz' .Au Wilson hns ;.l+n 'h.'lirrd s.n.ss ,o bo absolutely oPrsHFn 10 .,A.a The Dominion EuFsrTlNEni ,,-Aady raade ahFSng'S WI h 7 .,,xv to haRinE the sA"'e p'l'"esS" -.sa in them az th0sA ~hirf. -im- 3T,tan yru.els will c"5oy.
 rh.r will be supported 1T. rhriT IT. hrt. by the imperial +ran'"""
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BABY Rose DIES.

Fhe infant child of MT. and lArE 1apIcs neAs died iast night. ThS fu' neral r,tIl In heid tomorrow froUa ID" residence on Fourth aveuue-
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AL MAIL TO OUTSIDE IS
 CLEARED FOR SEATTLE

was ID the middle et tte night and when the stsamshIa No<th~ertarn eff fut Seattle As &-Rd xtiiIa n1oep - rJsH,5+ys :rs&.<=tykFsgc1H H7fAf1sS9sls> she had n6Gtaii atE f4o ,fiaHI sCl1aEAs tne Iast mnIi forwarded & thls routA
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Ws haSA -k4sH HslIIHa Rrpo4riR@ iA Meme foT tlhErtssH YSsT. and OHF husinsas fshA bsSA increasing %AsrJ yssr. Thst% must b. reassn Thor%k lzhmann.
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Rxplnl NuaaAt eerSIn@

exsdnl hUaSAt ecrSlnA
 CORif0YA, Jan. fA-fhe IdsL !7f .hs4naE from rhe intartor n"istE of AlaAka aRd fCOsR Nome ~hIeh h"d nersraaIated 'zr Chi.llE was dts patched this nOrninG 1". SetI'e S" tIat no FuCta9f (AA''* nc16 br cn- Rrzlned hY AlRsRans that mail sent hY Lhsn U1II not reHch ifs dsEtiHR- 7
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Tie most passionate fAeTeEtASS raKes ou tha si1t. Of inc young Turln. Inc thought or heinz conquered Dy the hated Chriat1nus haR driven thRnt to madness uhd Anmc %wful results may be expected.
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GIVES $40,000,0o0 FOR THE HARBORS

tied portions Of tho country.
 Ths sfTottB tn secure the Rrprnpt1a 4 ten have been WAnY ard strenuous and It's hnAl pAahing VIII hrinE proH- psrtty to many ptares. The amount of t4o.0o0.0n0 i@ by no rnc=ns the greater rArt of the aTuonnt ~hiOi1 will hA Appucpsiated aAs tFamend0Aa Improvements arG contemplated in many states.
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es1ArSAs against tslzTls but thA foTH7eT at'qA ailAr4| ot RaltInEar. hAA tE*0 the oftnsiva BY entering huisx
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MOVING OUTFIT.

eal,Ayiew and CrHnrr have move" ,sust bolcr and U'Kut lH nc~ "h"tt ~AlSh 1hey hove yInk FL their frTInd n Nzs4IgEs creek
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We have the el4AnS@t and hAA4 steeh ot p7aesriss In NomA Tv us. ThDruII LsAmann.
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Lut. .Eak ak L4hR7An's.
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Warren Is < republican. He iA tIsa man Ehnnn Tra1dnra Roosevelt t"pk nar.lcnIar plains 1o habezt ana eyer wfuBl tremerdout Hght tpck plaea tu ths Legislature. He wnx RiRe sDn- 1leT iE the last c1ngresH,
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lgEps AiAna ,ss sf~pss 1'AA
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-29

HOVER. Del, Jan 39.-Wil62rd 3uusbn3Y. A democrat, wns elected United Stltea HanatOr h%EA today.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-04-19

Mrs. Susanna jackson gave a dinner
Friday evening in honor of her graz
daughter Miss Helen Jackson, whose
marriage to Mr.. Clayton Mcdowell took
place the next evening.
The Girls Embroidery Club will NEE,
with Miss Olive Jackson this Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Eva Charsha and Mr. Wrightson
Charsha left Friday for Quincy, Ill 4,
where their brother, Mr.. Forrest Char
sha lives Mss Eva will return in few
weeks, but her brother will make his
future home there.
Mr.. George McClough and Miss Olive
Jackson attended dinner at the Belle
ue-Stratford in Philadelphia, Wednes-
day evening, given by Mr.. Walter Brick
ley, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Clayton
Mcdowell, after which they attended the
theatre
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-04-19
CECILTON

Mr. Reuben Pond was Port Deposit
visitor recently.
Miss Clara Man!ove has been visiting
friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Z. o. Spear has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. C. d. Wilson, in War
wick.
MSS Georgia Walmsley, of Principle
visited relatives here on Saturday and
3undd..
Mrs. W. Garry, of Kennedyville, visit
ed her father, Mr.. James Smith last Fri
day.
Mr. and Mrs George Pierce visited Mr..
and Mrs, Thomas Boulder near Earle
vile on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. john w. Taylor are visit
ing their sons in Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs R. Y Weed have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis McNight, in
Ihilade lphia.
MessTs. William H. Brown ana John
Wooleyhan were Wilmington VISITORS on
Mo-, lay
Misses Martha and Ella Canaan spent
last Saturday in Wilmington.
Mrs Alexander Wilson has been a Bal
timOre visitor recently
Mr.. Charles Padley, of Ohio is visit
ing his brother Mr.. G. w Padley.
The pupils of the Grammar Grade of
the George Biddle High School Will hold
a bake in old school building here Sat
urday, April 10, from to o'clock
Home made bread, pies, cakes, and candy
Also ice cream and ice cream cones for
sale. Proceeds for school purposes.
Come and help us with this bake on Sat
urday. April 10.
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some of her friends at her home last
Saturday evening.
Mr.. Paul Alexander, of Philadelphia,
spent asst Saturday with Mrs. Mary
Clemson.
Mr. and Mrs William Campbell and
children spent last Sunday in Baltimore
with Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Baker
Mr.. and Mrs. George Orr, of Balti-
more, spent Sunday with Mrs. r.
Seedlings
Mrs Lottie Rusteberg and children
OF Baltimore, spent few days this week
with Mrs. William Campbell.
Miss Lucy Clapp spent last Friday !
Baltimore.
The Port DEPOSIT Ministries gave an ex-
cellent show last Friday evening to 8
$l05 house.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Richards, of Col
ora, were guests of Or. and Mrs Rich
ards last week.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Scott, of Pleasant
Grove. Pa. have been Wis ting Mr. and
Mrs. r *. Rawlings
Mrs Young, OF Wilmington, is ysting
Mrs. w. II. Riley
MIR and Mrs. Waiter Buckley and chill
dren and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert dcCall,
OF Philadelphia, were week end guests
OF Mr. and Mrs Clinton Jackson.
Mr. Charles wilkins, of Wilmington,
was an over Sunday guest of Miss Leila
Thompson.
Mrs. Edward Mccall and sons, of Phil
adelphia, are guests of her mother, Mrs.
Emma Poist.
Miss Eleanor Gillespie, of Wilmington,
was a week end guest of her cousin,
Misses VI o. and Annie Jackson
Miss Laura Mccall has returned I'd
Philadelphia.
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PORT DEPOSIT

Mr. and Mrs II. S. Wilson, of Gle
burne, Texas, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Lafrancis to H. Howell
Kidd OF Dallas, Texas, formerly OF Port
Deposit, The wedding to take place the
first Of July.
Mrs r =. McClenahan, Mrs George
Chadwick and Miss Lucy Clapp gave
very Vlea SAINT dance on Tuesday evening
in the Girls Gy nnasium, to a number of
their friends Refreshments were served
at the residence of Mr.. r. E. McClena
nan
Mr. Elmer Munshaner of Treuerlck
spent Sunday with Miss Marie Lamm.
Mr. Perry H. Stevens, OF Hanover, y
H. was Miss Fay Strout's guest, Sunday.
Mrs Thackera and Mrs. Demont, of
Washington, were guests OF Mr.. X. +
McClenahan this week.
The young ladies' of Glass of 1912 will
hold a lass reunion dance at the Girls
Gymnasium Saturday evening, April 10.
Mr.. Ross Hopkins, of the ~'es;, spent
sunday at his home
Mr. and Mrs Walton Campbell spent
several days last week with Baltimore
friends Mr. Campbell attended the scs-
5 on OF Grand Lodge of Knights of Ply
thas
Mrs | Bagley has returned from a
VS. I with her mother is Ohio.
Rev. VIM Crawford, Messrs. Edwin
Dorcus, e. Taylor, Misses Brasius,
Wiley and Mary c. Buck, were Balti-
more visitors last Saturday
Mr. John NJ. Campbell has returned TO
his home in Hickory, y. C.
Misses Florence j. Snyder and Mary c.
Buck spent this week with relatives in
Humme lstown, Pa.
Mr.. Clark Freeman, former student at
Tome, visited friends in town this week.
Mss Fay Strout gave card party to