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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-19

the first game. all OF the other three
Will be given chance To do some
thing. The two teams Will probably
line up S in Washington, Labor Day
Grays: Poh, shortstop: Orebaugh
third base Bigbey, first base, Blount
catcher; Saracino. centre field; Morgan
second Dase: Dowden. LEFT field: Nell
son, right field Canepa Dunn or Red
ford, pitcher.
Bankers: Davis. third base: Hayes.
shortston Rawlings, lett field. Myers.
centre field; Shipley, second base RID
die. first base; Boykin. right neld
Zachary, catcher. 1'ienle or Murphy,
pitcher. with Dyer in reserve.
Umpire Hughes will come TO Rich
mond with the Bankers. and VIII be
one OF the umpires in both games.
AT the suggestion OF Mr. Wilcox, who
umpired the game In Washington
Labor Day. the local amateur commits
sion has decided TO have Bottoms and
French split to-morrows games IN UNI
pirinE. This was done in order to
give the three Capital city League
umpires an equal show in the inter
city series. Mayor Ainslin and other
city officials VIII he on hand.
The Grays are so confident OF win
ming that they would like for the
Washington bunch 10 bring along the
remnant, in order that il viii be here
when The Bankers 90 down In dctea,
AZ tho hands Of the militiamen.
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NEW SPIDERS Join
FOOTBALL SQUAD
Dobson's Hopefuls Now Reach
II, and Many More Are
Expected.

The Richmond College football
squad is increasing daily. and about
nifty candidates arc expected to report
for practice Monday. squad OF
twenty seven was out yesterday, ana
Coach Dobson ran them through some
scrimmaging. punts. down to ends ana
Il little signal stun lie also gave the
line men some coaching and instruc-
tons. Al to proper positions, both In
offensive and defensive work.
Pre-ett Il new candidate, came out
for practice yesterday, and showed up
well in the backfield. in the scrim-
images. Prcvett comes from Blackstone
Academy. whore he played fullback
Pollard. the recruit from the Peters
burg High School team OF 1912, show
cd up splendid, and viii no doubt mako
back Held position.
The Spiders Will probably have n
scrimmaSc next Wednesday ut the
Broad street Ball Park about 3 o'clock
with the Uenedictlno College football
team, which is exceptionally heavy and
strong this fall
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JACKETS
START IN EARNEST
Absence of Good Material for
Line Is Source of Worry to
Coach Reiss.

Ashland Va. September 1s.-The
Yellow Jackets football squad is hard
a, work now and will begin scrim-
maging in a couple of days.
The prospects for championship
team arc very bright. considering the
loss of so many old men.
Only two old men are back in the
line, Vaughn at left end. and Coplcy
at guard. This will be a big handi-
cap. as new men VIII have to ill all
of The vacant positions.
Tho line question is source OF
worry TO Coach Reiss. Here arc a lot
OF big men out for the line, but most
OF them are green and Will need a
great deal of coaching.
The backhcld looks good, but If they
haven't got good line In front Of
them they can do little.
Yesterday there were over three full
squads out and Coach Reiss put them
through stin practice. The tackling
dummy was put UP yesterday morn
ing. and the coach had tho men
tackling and diving under the dummy.
practicing blocking. Running down
under punts was another part of the
practice and then signal practice was
held and the three squads were kept
running through signals for about
hrec-quarters of IN hour
The first squad picked out was Scott
right end: Rowe, right tackle; Kopley,
guard Harold, centre; Mears. guard:
Busch. right tackle. and Vaughn. left
end Driver. left half; Turner, right
half; Steffey, full back, and Banc
quarter back.
The squads were changed around
every few minutes. and it is hard tc
say who has the best show for the po-
sitions. Captain Vaughn and Bnne, a,
end and quarter, respectively. are nhou,
tho only positions that can be consid
cred filled. Driver and Slpffcy arc
showing up good, and Will likely be II
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ON EDGE
FOR FINAL SERIES
WITH WASHINGTON
Games Tomorrow Sure to Attract Largest Crowd
of Season-Grays and Bankers Both in Fine
Fettle to Determine Baseball Cham
pionship of Two Cities

Broad Street Baseball Park will be
DIVIDED to the fences tomorrow after
oon at :;3o o'clock when the Grays,
hanpions OF Richmond. and the Bank
IS champions Of Washington. meet in
double header Tor thte final struggle
Or ;ntercity championship honors.
Or. L, T. Price has bene advertising
he game and 1t is estimated that to-
lorrow's crowd Will exceed any ever
altered at any previous intercity
cries.
The Grays have been practcing daily,
no Stanley Bigbey, captain OF the
cam states that every man belonging
the team will be used in at least
ne of to-morrows games
To-morrow's contests are expected to
the closest and best games OF the
eason, and while the local amateur
hampions expect to win both games
ne Bankers are also confident OF
ouble victory. i therefore remains to
seen, which team has the best
rounds for such confidence.
The Bankers team. accompanied 'by
ONE cf the Washington Amateur Base
all Commission. with President Young
I the head, will arrive in Richmond
omorrow morning at 1l:25 O'Clock
hey viii be- met at F.lba Station by
zeal delegation consisting of John r
looper. Jr.. secretary of the commits
on; Or. Price, manager Of the Grays
I'd others
The visiting commissioners will lunch
the Westmoreland Club. while the
'ankers' team will put up ut the Rich
ond Hotel e.
The first game starts at ESQ O'Clock
nd the visiting players will have
inch about noon
They viii go 10 the park in automo-
les After the games are over the
ankers will take supper at the Rich
ond, and al about o'clock DR. Price.
alien Hill president of the commits
on; Mr.. Hooper, Mr. Bailey and those
1embers Of the Grays that can so ar
ange. will meet the Bankers at the
otel I'm automobiles and from there
~ party VIII 60 TO the Country Club
here g dance will lie given and re-
-eshments served.
The Bankers will return 10 Wash
ngton some time sunday
The Giays have four good pitchers
anepa, Dunn. Bedford and Saracino
nd although Cauepa VIII be used 4!
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Brookline. Mass. September IS,
Harry Vardon and Wilfred Reid tied
for first. each with IA strokes. Edward
Ray tied third AT lis strokes That is
how the record stands for tile first
half OF the National open Champion
ship played here to-day. and all tho
honors are with tho three l3ngllshmcu
Just named Though the success %.
Vardon IN the Arst qualifying round,
and that OF Ray In the second were In
,dicat!ons OF the strength or the visi
tors before play began to-day. the
home professionals showed the way ~
the morning round. and when all or
the first round scores were In. 81
seemed an though the British golfers
were to be beaten in their attempt to
lift the American cham pionship cup
Al the end OF the first eighteen holes
OF the championship test. Macdonald
Smith. OF Wykagyl. and Alex Ross OF
Braeburn, led the field OF sixty nine
with II. Then came Jack Cooke, OF
Chicago. with ~. walter Harm. of
Rochester. Tom Mcnamara. OF Boston,
and Robert Andrew, OF New Haven,
with ~ and the national champion,
j. !. MoDermott and J. NJ Barncs. OF
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CUBS AND BRAVES
DIVIDE EVENLY
Chicago Takes First of Double
Header, While Boston Lands
Final Outburst.
LEACH WINS FOR EvERS
Errors Lose Last for Trojans.
Vaughan Starts, but Is Re
lievcd by Stack.

Chicago. September 1s.-The Braves
and Cubs divided a twin bill o-day, the
locals taking the first by n score of
TO o. and the visitors the final en-
gagement by the same score Tommy
Leach made all of the Cubs runs in the
first game. singing the first time up,
TRIPPING the next time and walking In
tho eighth round. Pierce and Tyler
pitched good ball. but the former man
aged TO keep the hits scattered. Errors
cost the Trojans the final game, which
the visitors won in the third round,
when two errors, TWO singles and q.
pair OF stolen bases netted three runs.
Vaughan started for the locals. but was
relieved by Stack at the opening of
the eighth. Hess went all the way for
the Braves. The scores:
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MANY AMATEURS
TO CHANGE TEAMS

The following players have been
drafted by the managers in the Old
Dominion and Richmond Leagues for
OLD Dominion League.
Tylers Reserved, j. l.. Cornctt, G.
T. Gummins; j NJ Gentry II. J. Qnestyy;
HOWE. u. ". Rsuer, j. &, Sander, ]. J
I TAYLOR, g Gentry; 7; r Lee, !, !
Kahns Reserved l.. Robinson, n. l..
Wilcox. 7. wilcox, j.. H. Bowers. J. II.
Breeder. e. c. Chittmm. r. q. Clements.
II. Jones and w. Barfoot,
Richmond League.
Portner Brewing Co Reserved, G.
6. a. Napier. III. Il. koenie, J. NJ. DolRn,
Cherry Smash--Rcservcd, #. j. Davis,
ders =, ..s + <. { chappell. Frank Wclch
]. l.. Gregory. y. II. Bowles. II. l.. Car
1 1r' = prafte sIS Fred i' Williams and
American Clothing co.-Reserved. r
+. Walthall, Dorset Wingo, H. L. Jones
G =; hlyssaEy p p c + nsrAlG and L.
Gentry. Drafted. g. NJ Duke.
Kingan s. co.-Reserryed; r. c. Mor.
3. Soul Southwark and W. III Roy. Drafted
Grey Nichols. H. a. Brown, a. y
Powell; II; II. Hall ]. II. Wright and
BurlE & Co.-Reseryed. v. NJ. Irons
hltt j. NJ GnarRe1 nr "na T oapes A nn1
''' 4. A. Mdisins s. co;-Reseryed. A. NJ NJ
Graves j. Martin 1on W. Il " Rice; z; W. ", !
mi IL II. Holt.
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CLIMBERS TRIM
TIGERS EASILY
Little Trouble Winning From
Detroit With Groom Pitching
Great Ball.
SPENCER STARS AT BAT
Virginia League Recruit Has Big
Day-Cobb Goes Hitlcss
Four Times
SPENCER STARS AT BAT

Washington, September 1s.-l'he Sen
ators had little trouble winning the
third game of the Detroit series here
this afternoon, 6 to /, by hitting Jen-
nings's recruit pitchers. Renter and
Harding, opportunely.
Groom was also touched UP lively.
but kept the seven hits we'll scattered.
Spencer, late of the Virginia League.
divided batting honors with Milan. The
little fellow drove in two runs and
scored one himself. Cobb, out OF four
times up, failed 10 hit one safe. The
score:
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Corporal Makes High score.

"."kItV y. j Heptcmber B.--WIth an as-
B'cGhtc score of 49, out OF "a possible 200
| corporal +. I.ueders United StHten Cavalry,
I MY hnornoon ron tho soagirt champion
Emp match. leading hoiA of more than
/ ~ WHiHrmen. Sergeant Cedric H. Long,
aassachMe,n, wah sqcond Win 133. Lieu
| tenant waller. marine corps and Captain
Ctopton, Kansas. osch made 1D2, but Waller
] wins mira place by virtue OF his superior
shootinE on the J.-Do-yaId range.
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REDS IMPROVE POSITION

Cincinnati. September t8.-Cincn
natl defeated Brooklyn here to-day, 8
TO ,. The Dodgers punched hits in the
fourth off Amcs ana tailed twice The
Reds came back in tho sixth, and In a
Lively batting rally off itagon scored
three.
Tucker started for the visitors. but
after the first round was relieved By
Ragon. y double header had been
scheduled but wet grounds forced one
game TO be called off
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RED S0X BEAT MAPS

Boston. September 1s.-The Red sox
came through with some timely bat
ting in the sixth inning to-day, and
beat out the Clevelands, to A. Nose
ley and Cullop, who started the game
were batted out OF the box. Bedient
finished in good style. Chapman played
a star game at shortstop for the
visitors. The score:
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LEvERENz BLANKS ATHLETICS

Philadelphia. September 1S--Lever-
enz pitched great ball to-day and the
st. Louis Browns whitewashed tho
Philadelphia Athletics. S to o.
Errors gave the Browns runs In tho
fourth and NTH innings, but in the
ninth they hit Shawkey for four hits,
scoring three runs. The league lead
crs were unable to cope with Leveren2's
delivery, with the exception Of Schang,
who secured two of his teams hits.
Davis again played first in place of Nc
Innis. who was injured yesterday. The
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Iotals - % 2 q Totals ~ an 10
Hated FOR Ruckcr in seventh
HATED for Ragon Ia ninth
SNnre hY innInnH. ID

,"'"Tt Ny innings: r.
Brooklyn ,.,.... 6ob6060o
Cincinnati .......... o 0 q o q 2 60r-3
Summary. ErrOiH- Cutshaw. Hoblitzel t2),
Iihs .IwO-ba hits Dhubert, Smith. Cut
hhaW, Tinker. Wickiapd. Sacrifice hiis-
HoleE smith. Cutshsw. Fisher. Stolen bases
-cfph. EateH. cnt,haw. Hits-Oh Rucker., l
IN inning. Firs, base on bnlis--On Ameg g.;
OH i'"E"n. :. struck out-By Ames 5; by
Fucker. J. by Hagon 3. HIT by pitchor-By
KhEo". J. Umpires. Brennan and Eason.
Time o? gnmr 80
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NATIONAL
philadelphia : ]

philadelphia -Pittsburgh (wct
grounds).
Boston, o; Chicago. (hrst game).
Boston. 8; Chicago. (second game).
New York St Louis (wet grounds).
BROOKLYN Cincinnati (wet grounds.
first game).
Brooklyn, g; Cincinnati, (second
camel
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y y y v y " I'll
Summary: Earned runs-Detroit, |. Wash
ington :? Errors--Cobb, Gibson. Two-b base
hits Milan. Spencer Londen. Three base
hits-Bush. Henry. Sacrince hit Milan.
Stolen bases-Morgan, Crawford. Double
plays Renter to Baumnn to Onslow; Mo-
Bride to Morgan TO dandil Left on baHes.-
Washington. {. Detroit. q. Hits-On Renter.
In innings: off Harding, In Innings
First base on balls-On Renter. 3. off Hard
Ing. ]. Struck out--By Groom. 6. by Renter
l. HIT by pitcher-By Renter. tMcBride).
Wild pitch Groom. Empires. Dineen and
Sheridan. Time OF Rame. ] 30.
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B o w l. I ri G.

The Vaughan Robertson Drug co
and the Chesapeake and Ohio piaved
the first exhibition game OF the season
on the Newport Alleys last night be-
iorc large crowd. Both teams proved
TO be in midseason form. Tn. scores:
Iunrb., n >'-'1'
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Philadelphia.
Totals al s snH Totals ...as o 81

Score by Innings: X.
st. s....sF.V v 1
Phiiadelphia ;;.....:..;;,...::..;o 900 o 60
Shawkcy. Two-ba hits--Schang. Williams.
Sacrifice hit--Strunk. Double plays-Barry
10 Collins to Davis; Baker to Davis;, Gov
ington to Bolnnd to Pratt; GraH to Pratt
to covirston. First base on bails--Of Lev
.Leyerenz. 8; by shayskey. s.. Hit. by pitehar--
IContlnued On seventh PagUl
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SCUrb by innings: N.
Cleveland .......................G0 0 o 0 o.
Boston Observation-Disclosures o 0il0x--5
Summary: Err6rs-Leibold ca. Chapman.
Carlsch. Moseey. Two base hits--LaJ ole,
Lewis. Speaker. Sacrifice hit-Johnston.
stolen base Engle. Double plays-Bates to
I.ajoie to Johnston JRnvrin to Yerkes TO
Enge. Firnt base bals-On Bedient ?;
of Cullop. g. Struck out-By Moseley. 3: by
Bedlent |: by culiop. I: by James. l. Um-
pires. Evans and Ferguson ATTENDANCE. 1000
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Boston ........-.................oo 3O0 0oO0-3
Chicago ........................00 o @ 0 O. n
summary: Errors-Hycrs zimmerman.
i base hits-Goode. Sacrifice hit-Swee-
ney. stolen bases-Sweeney t2). Myers (3J
LETT on bases-Boaton. 10; Chicago. 4. Hits-
on vaughn. Ia innings. First base on
balls-On vaughn. = OF Stack l. Struck
out-By iicss. .. by Vaughn g. by Stack l.
Empires Klein and Crth. Time OF game.
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SECOND CANE.

Totals % 3 s27 Totals :. IS 0 s27n
'Batted FOR Vaughn In seventh.
tBatted for Goode In ninth.
~ ~,
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FIRST GAME.

Boston ,......e..............O ooOooooo %
Chicago ..l-...................l 006OIx-3
Summary: Errors-!Archer. Twu-base hit
Leach. Three.b base hts-Saier. Leach.
Sacrifice hits-Phelan, Schultz 90. Stolen
bascs-Myers SAFER. Double play-Zimmcr-
man to Bridwell TO Safer. LEI, on bases
Boston. s: Chicago, 8. First base baii.-
on Pierce g. OF Tyler, 2 Struck out-By
Pierce. 8, By Tyler, {. Umpires. Klein and
Orth. Time Of game. rs.
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BOSTON,.

Totals .3e 4 l8 2iI4 Totals so e q IL
IRAN for Cullop In seventh.
tBattcd for Carlsch I'm eighth
tBattcd for James In eighth
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Results in Big Leagues.
AMERICAN

Chicago, 3; New York, 6.
Detroit, /: Washington. 6.
st. Louis, 8; Philadelphia. 0.
Cleveland, 4 Boston. 5.
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ut Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn Mt Cincinnati I'll
New York at st. Louis
+. ! W. -. l n Boston ut Chicago.
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STANDING or TEAMS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.

Chicago at New York.
st. Louis at philadelphia,
Detroit mt Washington.
Cleveland, at. 2ooston,
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! IContinued on Seventh PAgs.l \
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-17
Birthday Event,

Honoring the sevt nty-fifth ami
versary of her birth, Mrs. Eli Wilson
of East Park avenue. was given a
surprise party last evening at her
home, the event being arranged by
her daughter, Mrs. Jennie DEFAULT.
The event was one of charming APP
pointments, Christmas colors and
embems predominating in the decor
alive scheme. Refreshments were
served in the dining room at the close
IT a delightful evening. Mrs. Will
sons guests included Mrs, S. A. Shut
.Ieworth, Mrs. Fred Malloy, Mrs. z.
F. WIllker, Mrs. Lillian Ford and
child Mrs. Bert Grislip, Mrs. Lester
swihdler, Mrs. Frank Dougherty,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mont Devault-and chill
dren, Misses Iva and Lillian Norris
AIRS, Joseph Carpenter, Mrs. i, G.
Powell, Mrs. Wayne Powell and
child MRS. Thomas Powell and chils
lrenS Mrs, j !. n. Powell, Captain Thos.
Reed, Mr.. James Wilson Mrs Jen-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-17
Home for. HOLIDAYS.

With the closing of the High
school on Friday for the Christmas
vacation, members of the faculty
will leave for their homes for the
olidays. Miss Laura Briggy, Fl @
structor will go TO. ne. n~--.~-... Is
Falls, Mich, and Miss Emma ODER
5olz, music director, will go to her
home at BlackSRiyer Falls, Wis.
Misses Edith Dean ,and Carolina
Brand, Of the domestic science de-
oartmentt win go toy their homes Id.
srockporti tar the vacation
and Miss Virginia cockrodt vim
pend iie lloIffiays WIN her mother
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Of Mrs. w. A. Small. A splendid pro-
gram was delightfully."- rendered. Mrs.
Small. Miss Grace Mcdonald and
Miss Ann Borgess., the latter of
Clarksburg, were piano accompan-
lists and vocal numbers were rendered
by Mrs. Brooks Fleming, Jr., Mrs.
Loretta .Flading, Alwilda Miller.
Mary Mailman, Mr.. Aloysius STEM
ger, Miss Rose Kennedy, Misses Kath-
aryn Haggerty and Mary Burns gave
readings and instrumental numbers
were rendered by Mrs. Small, Misses
Mcdonald and Miller and Mr., Stem
ger. The chorus choir rendered sew
eral splendid selections.
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CURRENCY BILL
Continued from Page One)

vote not later than Friday night.
THE Republican senator's ara
quite as anxious for a final vote on
this bill as the Democrats" said Sen!
ator Gallinger. 1T is not the RE-
publtcans who are delaying action
or consuming most of the time" The.
Democratic leader was denounced as
being unfamiliar with the bill un-
der consideration" and with not hav-
ing followed the development OF at
fairs in the senate.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-17
A postal card shower was an
event of Mrs. Wilson's anniversary.
Members Of University Glee Clnh.

Members Of University Glee Club,
Friends of Writ Faust in this city
will be interested 10 learn that he
has been made member OF the GIee
Club of the University of Wisconsin
where he has been a student since
the opening of the fall term. Mr..
Faust was one of twenty men out Of
a list Of three hundred who stood the
several tryouts for membership In
the club. He will spend the holiday
season touring through the west
with this organization.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-17
CHICAGO WOMEN ASK
SCHOOL HEAD TO QUIT

CHICAGO, Dec. II. - John d
Shoop, whose appointment as super.
intendent Of schools to succeed Mrs.
Ella Flagg Young raised a storm OF
protest, received committee OF wo-
men sent by various civic organi2a-
tions to'ask him to resign. The dele
CATION was headed by Mrs. George w.
Bass, president Of the Chicago wo-
mans club,
courteous reception was given
Tie women BY Nh shoops who az.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-17

Ky. Miss Elinor Cowan will remain
in the city with the exception of a
few days which she will spend In
Pittsburgh the guest Of her class
mate at Vassar. Miss Eliza Kennedy,
Miss Mary Oldham will spend part
OF the holidays in Wheeling the
guest of MSS Eliza Hoge..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-17
Meeting Called Off.

The regular monthly meeting CT
he Presbyterian Legion announced
TO be held on Thursday has been
called of on account of the ueatn iii
the family OF member OF the organi-
cation.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-17
Charleston Events,

Mrs. c. W. Swishef will entertain
the Wednesday Bridge Club Thurs
day at Edgcwood Country Club.
Mrs. II. y. Hatfield will entertain
with a luncheon Wednesday at the
Executive Mansion in honor Of Mrs.
II. P. Cannon of Boston, the guest Of
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-17
Firing The Children

To see the window display at the
House Music Store. Then open the
door and walk inside and see the
beautiful line OF Eianos and Yictrolas
we have on display for Christmas.
SPECIAL FOR WEEK.
Gre fine Mason & Hamlln Organ,
Just like new. You can buy this at
a bar%ai.l.
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C.. A. HOUSENusic Co.
Jacobs Bldg. Monroe St
Store Open Evenings

The next regular meeting of the
board of education will be December
"a. 1t is said that five new members
will then take the seats declared va
cant by Mayor Harrison as a result
Of the displacement Of Mrs, Young.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-17
ACQUITTED OF MURDER.

TAYLoRvlLLE, H.. Dec, IF.
D. Stats, editor OF the Mt. Auburn
Tribune, today was acquitted of the
OF Dr.. Bennett Windsor,
mayor of Auburn, whom Slate shot
on May 16. Slate pleaded self de-,
tense. ..sasa Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-17
An IDEAL Gift.
Should be in EDery
Home

THE Royal has become the Amer
lean Family Best Chair" through
genuine merit alone! 1t hasreplaced
the old, out-of.date Morris and other
"So.called" rest chairs--b because it is.
the only chair made which is simple
10 operate, entirely practical, ex-
tremely useful and wonderfully COM
Portable.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-17
Mrs. Joseph Holt Gaines Charleston

Successful Recital,
A large audience attended the con-
cent at the Parochial school last ev-
ching which was given by the Cath
olic church choir. under the direction