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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15
Women Carry Canes.

The Directoire styles for women.
which have been a ~favorite. are now
completed by the carrying OF ane
The carried by eastern women
arc slightly different from the sticks
carried a few years ago. The canes
are about a foot longer than the
canes carried by men. They ara
lighter in weight and have two STYLES
OF handles. some are finished with
knobs and others with curved ham
dies Ebony and partridge wood are
tn most popular. The partridge
wood looks swell with a checked suit
and a pastel greenish blue is carried
with the suits Of dainty shade. Deal
ers Of h east explain the revival of
IN" cane As a result OF the empire
fashion. as n means OF self-defense
ana = help in balancing while wearing
tho tight skirts. II Is likely this style
Will be seen IN Wheeling ere long. for
We are ne; long In accepting the lat
esi tads in dress and social divir-
sions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15

Tho Womans Department club and
other clubs will begin work carly In
tho autumn. and % o. stated on good
authority that the comiSg wear will
work many changes FOR tho good
Tho various departments Of Tho Wo
mans club have outlined interesting
work which all b. ~ benefit fo The
member and the public Especially
beneficial viii be- tho work ~ tho
Home Economies department and CIV.
ic department Tho ciug in general
Vlll have fine SPEAKERS hero 900 sea-
qon. and they a.. expected ~ give
many talks ~ interest 10 al The
Current Fvcnfs department is aIe1
planning for n busy year If &C. likely
they viii have one ~ fhc two speak.
ers already heard here before fhe club
Every year the demand Increase for
good. reliable speakers 8 uthiq iiae.
and those heard here last season have
travelled extensively and arc well
vcrsed in tho topics 81 tho day The
Uouecwivcs' LEAGUE. which tq p scpa-
rnfe organization and open 20 all
houscv ives. e. busy daily tp correct
manv defects ln The way 81 hluerkcrp.
ing Tho club is now busy on tho sub
feet % food sanitation. and tho
called meeting on Thursday morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15

months The ladies meet ut the
homes OF the members and a number
OF sewing machines have been Sc.
cured on which to do the sewing. The
articles which are being made are TO
be sent to the Presbyterian hospital
at San Juan. Porto Rico. On Thurs.
day morning Mrs. ID. F. Kidd. OF 700
South Broadway, will receive the
members at her home. The sewing
machines will be placed on the We.
randa. and during the hours cooling
refreshments will be served. Later
In the fall the ladies will take up the
work for the Christmas box which
goes to Janold's Valley. W. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15
Guests Here

Many social events have been plan
ned for the guests here for the Tennis
tournament held uy TIE Wheeling
Tennis club on their court al Edg-
wood. This afternoon the ladies
serve tea and hold an informal r,-
cepiion AT the club. this evening q
banquet and informal dance will be
held az the Country Club aud Wednes.
day III" guests. the members and
friends will enjoy a big dance al the
Stratford hotel The members are en-
tertaining the guests while here. Mr..
Frank ArmbrusteT entertains Jack
Colburn. OF Fairmont: Frank Hay
mond. OF Fairmont. Rop Johnson. OF
Parkersburg. Benand Leland Morris.
Of Parkersburg and Jos. Shrewsbury.
Of Psrkersburg. All the guests here
70 complete for the handsome loving
crp presented by &. y. Hancher.
jewelers.. are:
Mcssrs. Kent Hall and George Wea.
yer. ~ M~oundsville. T. D. Morgan. %
Washington. u. G.. J. O. Watson. OF
Fairmont. Roy Johnson. ~ Parkers-
burg Leland Morris. OF Parkersburc
Glenn Morris. OF P~arkersburg Mr..
Askin. Of Pittsburgh. Benton Beatty.
Of ParkersburE. Dr. Sloane. 81 Mari.
eta. Jos. Shrewsbury. Of Parkers-
burg. Frank Raymond. Of Fairmont
Charles McKillips. Of Pittsburgh.
Jack Coiburn. Of Fairmont. and Walt
or StOckey, Of Fairmont.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15
BENWOOD
Albert niobiey Injured.

yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Belle Mob
icy. OF Upper BOEgs Run. near Sherrard.
received a telegram from Akron. OHIO.
ious!y injured and requested that she
come Immediately.
Mrs. Mohley and son. George. left as
soon as possible. on the 5.ij train out
Of Wheeling
Albert. commonly called Bert" left
mere some time ago and since that time
ne mas been employed as truck driver
pdnies OF Akron. As soon as the acct
dent occurred his employer sent the
dboNe message To his mother. At Il late
hour last night 10 word other t1an TIE
above had been received. The cause. the
extent. ana the consistent results OF tne
accident could not be learned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15
FRECKLE-FACE
Sur and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots.
How 90 Remove Easily.

W0r00 \ 0I0H00- VIM Fr"0FT0-f1rc-
20 try n REMEDY for frrckics with tho
guarantee ~ n reliable dealer that 70
Will not cost You % penny unless So ro-
moves the frecklcs while ~ % docs
give y0p q clear complexion the OK
peuao ie trifing
simply set an ounce ~ othino-
double strength from o. o. Rau. and n
frw applications should show you how
sasy % o. 20 rid yoursclf Of the homeIy
frecklrs and get % beautiful complex.
ION Rarely h. moro than ono ounce
needed for tho worst caee
Hc sure 90 usk tho druggist Tor tho
double strength othinc ae fniq le tho
prescription sold under guarantee -
money back 70 81 fails 10 remove
frcCklca
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15
Masonic Club Excursion.

Members of the Masonic club will
entov an excursion on the Joe Fow-
Ter Friday evening. and as II will he
full moon. the trip will be most en-
joyable The boat leaves the wharf
at 1:S0. Many tickets have already
been sold. Bentfeld's fun orchestra
will be on board and furnish music
for dancing. Refreshments will be-
ser.ed 10y Caterer Ziegenfcldcr and
there will be plenty of "eats' on board.
Every social affair the Masonic Club
undertakes Is "A success. and his af-
fair will be no exception.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15

The hearing 81 the foreigner Who as
sauit"d thief Of Polite J.. g.. Garvcy n
Tow weeks ago WAS postponed Yesterday
afternoon for n week due to tnc condition
~ o.. accused. lie was unable ~ I've
brought into court o. testify owing 10
Oh fu1urics De- received during an on
cuntrr with another local man before he
M IL q DLInf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15

Miss Marie ilarpe returned last Owe
Ming from columbus. 60. where eNe spent
tho past two weeks with friends and rci-
aflNcs
+-triy every department of the varl-
ous mills To- row in operation ard the
men are anxious 20 return o. their duties
several lnrr" trees were blown down
Oh DIE city hN tie severe storm last sun
aIv ufFIf.
Work was rcsumcd ON Tho now juno
ff0r high school building rrefrrfav
morning after lcinE suspended over
NGuInN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15
Rhondda Valley Chorus.

Half Che members Of the Rhondda
Nall"y chorus Of Wales. which com
pct>1 in the international Eisteddfod
~ Pittsburgh. Will remain in the
United states. They are planning TO
q" concert work throughout the coun-
try. and IL may be Wheeling people
Will be given all opportunity TO hear
thi- choir soon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15

The news Of tire driWninE Of Miss Til
lie Terri. OF McMecA-n. II Chester. W.
o., sly miles above Marietta. last sun
DAY afternoon was received in THIS civ
with much sorrow. as the uufortuuaf.
glrI mad so many friends in his city.
lie body had not been recovered last
ven'ug but n found VIII likely be
brought to McMechen. where lnterment
viii tie made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15
Arrangements complsted.

inc cuunlitt"" 81 the sunday school Of
- Matthew German Lutheran slurru
havc completed arrangements for The an
nuai outing ana picnic To- DE held by
~" THURSDAY. July -. The affair AS
stated before. will be held ~ the Bonn
farm. uuf Eurrs run. and a very large
crowd is expected to attend. The public
In general ls cordially invited TO attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15

ENcniug star I"lE. knights Of HVtliaq
held e. very infercsthr meeting last eve
Ming at tho lodge roofus in the Barlow
building on Main street Following TIRE
transaction Of routine hreirtes "a class
u several candidates received tire nrst
degree The mc'trr was largely attend
Cd and many out-of-town persons were
present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15

at 10 O'Clock will be well attended.
The members are In hopes of receiy-
ing a larger membership SO they can
work together TO do that which they
have planned. BY this time next year
the members are in hopes OF having
accomplished great results. The men,
bership OF all clubs is increasing, and
by fall will be ready for the work
planned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15

VIII they snow or VIII they not? That
- the question tIat IS being asked in
tnis city at the present time regarding
the business men = street carnival. which
Is billed To api ear IN this city on tie
city streets next week The church peo-
PIE are said 10 have q petition and wall
get out an injunction against the carni-
Val ana the business men have gone
ah'ad and signed the Solomon and Dor
man Company TO appear On the streets
ana the outcome Will certainly be watch
ed with Keen interest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15
Entertained for Guest.

Miss Bertha Weimer entertained at
her home in Glenwood Saturday for
Miss Mary Holroyd OF Athens. w. Va.
The following were the guests: Miss
Alma Bachman. Miss Margaret Huro,
Miss Edith Sage. Miss Alma Bauman.
Miss Mary Holroyd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15
Tobin-Armstrond.

The engagement Of Miss Margaret
Armstrong q: Wellsburg and Mrs.
Charles Tobin Of Bellaire. has been
announced. the wedding to he an
event Of the near future. Both are
well known young people. having a
host Of friends who hasten TO extend
congratulations. Miss Armstrong
will be largely entertained preceding
the wedding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15
Serve Tea TODAY.

The wives and lady friends Of the
members o. the Wheeling Tennis Club
will serve tea at the courts today. 4
larceLgallery Is expected. and many
players are hero from other cities.
This evening a banquet will BE- given
a. the Country Club. and Wednesday
evening a large dance will be given at
the Stratford Springs Hotel. This is
for the members and their friends
and the visiting players.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15

ana a picnic dinner was a feature Dane
ing was enjoyed during the evening aud
the guests were taken to the grove In
ItrEc wagons The picnic was given as
a compliment to Miss Emma .Arbenz of
Cttlicothe. o.. Miss Bolin. Of GAINESVILLE
and Miss Selma Gaines. OF Columbus. o.
all being guests in the city.
Tn" following were those who at
ended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15

The wedding OF Miss Loie Carpen-
ter OF Metz. W. Va. and Mr.. ]. NJ.
Homer OF Farnshaw, w. Va, took
place Saturday afternoon az s:30.
Rev. DIR. w. A. Cook officiated. Fol-
lowing the wedding. Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer left for their home at Earn
shaw.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15
Ffrut IN n week.

FIrsf police count in Inc raqt wook
was held last evening 10y Mayor Seaman.
wnen four offenders. all johns or for
.. Euers. faced Gls honor on plain drunk
charE"s. Each man drew the usual 81
and trimmings fine and all paid up ana
were released.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15
SeWino Parties.

The members Of The Home and
Foreign Missionary Society Of the
First Presbyterian church have inau-
Eurated a series OF sewing parties to
be held throughout the summer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15
Evans UHum.

The wedding 81 Miss Beatrice
Evans. Of Martins Ferry. 10 Mr. Guy
tllum. a popular clerk M tho Fort
Henry club. was solemnized yesterday
Rev J. ~ Littell. pastor Of the Soc
ond Prcsbytcrian church. officiating
The young couple left last night for
a honeymoon trip through tho East.
and upon returning. will make their
future home boz This city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15
Dance PARTY postponed.

The dance party to have been given
by Mrs. y. p. Tallman for her daugh-
ter. Miss Helen. has been postponed
until Wednesday evening. The young
people are anticipating n pleasant
evening at the Country Club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15

Christian Endeavo- Excursion.

This evening the Christian En-
dcavor Society of the First Christian
church will give an excursion on the
Joe Fowler. The Zan street church
cr,h's;ra Will furnish music and re-
freshmcnts will 5e served on board.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15

.iemhsrs Of -. Paul's German
chrica. Thir'y-ciEhjh and Wood
streets. vI!l .niny their excursion ami
outing on the Joe Fowler the even
ing of July i6. Stupp's orchestra will
furnish music during the evening AMI
Refreshments win hn snrNcd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15
BETHANY COLLEGE,:

RETHhNV H0JTECC. seventy-thhd session opens Sept 2d Courseso offered:
DElUHNI LULLEuI. Classical Scientific. Ministerial, PHILOSOPHER Lit.
-. crazy, agriculture orucunur Music. Art. OratoTy
Honssu nc science shorhand bookkeeping. Normal and Engineering.
fr h5,n I"s an Iotsuc sTehCe I'M college,. mas .retenty received
49, Located on trolley ne seven miles southeast Of Wclsburg. Brook County.
w. a forty miles south of Pittsburgh md Is miles north OF Whecunr thirty
structor Ten College RuldhR Fire PROOF ormUores Coeducauonh ices
low as s135 for the year Graduates in Normal Department are given nrt-
Posident rHoMAs E. cRAnrsLEr. L. d. Bethany. w.. va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15
TANGO PARTY
TO BE GIVEN
At RESIDENCE OF MRS. MORGAN
NELSON CECIL AT ELM
GROVE TONIGHT.
70 10 Given for Miss Mildred Chase
OF covinston-SoeiaI Events
BY Tennis Club.

Miss Mildred Chase. OF Covington,
KY, who is the house guest OF Mrs.
Morgan Nelson Cecil. at Elm Grove.
Will be much feted while in the city.
This evening Mrs. Cecil will entertain
the members of the younger social set
with a Tango party for Miss Chase.
The large veranda OF The Cecil resi-
dence will be brilliantly Illuminated
for the AFFAIR and will he a fitting re-
treat for the young people during the
evening.
The latest society dances will be en-.
1oyed and appropriate music rendered.
or course the tango which is now so
popular will be a feature OF the even.
fng's entertainment and the young
people are now adopts az dancing the
tango. Every detail has been ar.
ranged by Mrs. Cecil to have the party
n of the most enjoyable of the sum.
mer season. The corterie Of young
guests are anticipating a pleasant
evening. Included in the guest list are
the following:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15
To Tolmar's Grove.

\ number OF the young people ca-
loNed a picnic at Folmar : Grove. near
elm Grove. Monday evening The young
ladies' took with them well filled baskets
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-15

IN. Hi4dreth, Edmunds Jones,
Richard iiildreth, Mr.. Sprowls.
Mylie Ewing. Iom ie.tt.,
N"i~on Whitaker. wright HuguS.
George Weaver. Woodward Franz-
George Whitaker. hrin,
AleN Paxton, Keunith Frauzheim.
Alex nounS, VIM. Franzheim.
VIM simpson. JUNIOR F~ranzheI:n.
The Washington times., 1913-01-24
WHITE S(|I CONSIST
OF BIG Ed ONLY,
SAYS c. MURPHY
An Of Which Is Pleasing jeems
lawn Callahan, Who Makes
Reply to Statement.

ChlcAGO. Jan. 2A-Charlfe Murphy.
boss of the Cubs. says that the white
Sox consist OF Ed Walsh and the tart
reply from Jeems Jawn Callahan -
that he IL pleased to learn that
Murphy rates one man as equal to
twenty-five Cubs. as the last two city
series prove" Murphy's latest addition
to the verbal warfare " expected today.
Callahan ID waiting for H.
The battle arose over Murphy's cfiti-
cism Of Galatians method Of training
and has progressed until II has now
reached a white heat. II don't want To
enter into any further discussion with
one Of comfskey's hired men, says
Murphy. as II In an effort to end IL all.
IT shall always be. glad 10 talk over
any matter with Mr.. Comiskey himself.
believe the White Sox club knows how
to train himself. Ed Walsh has been
in baseball long enough to know Just
how much work he needs In preparation
and also how to reach that point
Then came Gals frey reply. More
expected from both sides.
The Washington times., 1913-01-24
By SENATOR

The treasury of the Climbers is going
to be well-filled right at the jump this
season for the schedule calls for Frank
Chance to make his American League
debut In this city on April 10 and for
the Climbers to open the American
League season on the Polo Grounds,
with the Yankees as opponents.
The opening battle of the campaign
In this city always draws huge crowd
OF basebali-famished fans. With Chance
as an attraction, this throng should
pack every corner of the park on
Florida avenue. President Wilson, in
all probability. will occupy his official
box and Will toss out the first ball.
walter Johnson will very likely oppose
Russel Ford, who has never started a
game on the mound in this city.
When the Climbers leave town after
meeting the worlds champion Red Sox
IN four games. they will go at once to
New York where the fans will be form
Ing parades TO the Polo Grounds to
ne Is one Of them. now that he has
shaken of the dust of the National
League from his heels
With New York and Boston playing
the first eight games here and the
opening In New York, the local club
few expenses for a while. at least. The
Polo Grounds win seat fully 1000 fans
and%this number will be there, III the
weather Is good on the opening date
Grn and Billy Fowler should worry.
Giants Are Favored.
The agreement between the Yankees
and the Giants as to the use of the
Polo Grounds favors the National
Leaguers whenever a postponement
brings two games at the park on the
same DAY. one in leach league. When
ever the Giants are called upon to play
postponed game at home, they will do
SO. even though the Yankees schedule
calls for their appearance. The Yankees
viii simply bill a doubleheader later.
This agr cement also calls for the
Yankees to give way before the possible
among Yale. Harvard and Princeton.
The colleges have already signed con-
tract for the use of the Polo Grounds
and Ii viii be carried through.
Frank Farrell is profuse in his praise
OF President Hampstead, of the Giants,
claiming that the use of the Polo
Grounds by the Yankees this season
VIII mean much toward the success of
the American League in New York
Farrell vii pay half the rent. said to
he $4,000, and half the taxes and in
To Southern Pines N. c.
President Locke and Manager Doom
have decided that the PhiIlies will train
at Southern Pines. n. c., where they got
into shape in 1910 and 1911. They will
leave Philly February % and remain
there for about four weeks before hitting
the home train with its string of ex-
hibition games, two of which are in
the Capital.
John Mclean, the Christian title of
Long Larry" has signed his contract
with the Cardinals. after a slight delay
caused by offensive paragraphs relative
70 sobriety and such. Miller Higgins
put II up to him to sign or sink into the
mediocrity of the minors. Larry saw
the point OF the argument, and so will
start the season, anyway. as a Cardinal.
The Washington times., 1913-01-24
BAL T|MOR[ POLO
TEAM HERE TONIGHT
Both Fives Reported to Be in
Best Of Shape for Contest
on Wheels.

Washington's victorious roller polo
team win take on the Baltimore five at
the Arcade tonight confident of being
able to again repeat the dose admin
istered last week.
The local players are at top form.
having been showing Improvement all
along. All Of the Writings are in good
shape, the younger Whiting having add
ed laurels to his sprinting ability with a
win in a one-mile race against Balti-
more's representative In fast time.
Baltimore has been in preparation for
tonight's engagement and will present q
stronger team than has faced the WASH
ington aggregation in former engage
fnents.
The Washington times., 1913-01-24
Mike Murphy Suffers
From Dread Relapse

THoMAsvILLE. Ga., Jan. 24-Mike
Murphy. the veteran trainer and ath-
ietic adviser of the University of Penn
sylvania. is suffering from a relapse
here and will not be able to return to
Philadelphia in the spring. as he hal
Intended. Murphy is victim of tu-
berculosis and may not be allowed to
leave his quarters here until next fall,
IL even then.
The Washington times., 1913-01-24
Cornell Leading in
College Basketball

NEW YORK. Jan. 24-whiIe students
of Columbia University were making
great efforts today to encourage their
basketball team which has not won q
game this season, Cornell men were
jubilant over the victory scored last
night when the Ithacans defeated the
University of Pennsylvania by a score
of Is 10 IS. This game put Cornell far
in the lead for the intercollegiate cham
pionship.
The Washington times., 1913-01-24
Daley is done.

Georgetown has reason TO regret VIM
cent Dailey's resignation. AS captain Of
two teams. he defeated Virginia in
football. and as director of a third,
doubt the South Atlantic football cham
pionship. Athletics under DaiIey's at
tention and direction have prospered at
the Hilltop. he has done well and goes
with the hearty good will of the uni
yersity.
The Washington times., 1913-01-24
climbers GET TWO
P[UMS At JUMP OF
COMING CAMPAIGN
Chance and Yankees Will Open
Season Here, and Griffmen
Start on Polo Ground.
SHOULD MEAN MUCH
MONEY IN GOLFERS
Giants Have Preference Over
Yankees Whenever Post
poned Games Interfere.
GiT's Two Pfun,s

April ro-"Husk" Chance makes
American League debut in open
ing game of season at Florida
avenue.
April r@Climbers assist in
Chances American League debut
at Polo Grounds, New York.
The Washington times., 1913-01-24
Mike Murphy fails.

Mike Murphy. Penn's veteran trainer.
is falling to recover his health. In
domitable will alone has kept Murphy
on the firing line these many years. and
he has been forced to withdraw every
season for recuperation. The trip to
Stockholm last summer took what vital
ity remained and the famous man Is
reported to have suffered another re-
lapse.
The Washington times., 1913-01-24
Should be successful

Gilchrist. Navy's new football cap
tain, should be a successful leader on
the gridiron next fall He has undoubt-
ca qualities Of leadership and, too. is
one Of the strongest and hardest players
On the squad. The Middies have the
nIskings of a powerful eleven and Gil
christ seems certain to get the most out
of the candidates.
The Washington times., 1913-01-24
Jeanette We. johnson.

Johnson's opponent I'm Paris next June
viii be Joe Jeanette, not Al Palzer.
The champion has met Jeanette Ave
times, always with success. Therefore,
he should worry about this coming
catch. However. the New Yorker is a
more worthy opponent than PaIzer. who
went down before the crude hammering
of Luther McCarty.
The Washington times., 1913-01-24
Baker has signed.

J. Franklin Baker. slugger-extraordi-
nary. has signed for 1913. What feel
ing Of Joy must sweep over the fans Of
Philadelphia at the gladstone tidI3gs.
If there is a more dangerous hitter in
q pinch than Baker, American, League
pitchers are yet to meet him. This also
holds good for Matty and Marquard.