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The Washington herald., 1913-05-25
NOTES OF THE GAME.

After drizzling all morning the sun
blasted its way through the cloud juss
as the announcer named the batteries.
After MoeIler and Milan had both been
disposed of in the Nationals first inning,
Morgan and Gandil shot singles past
Barry, Schaefer died for the third out.
Baker TO McInnes.
Carelessness on the bases cost the Ma
tionals a run in the second inning.
"Rippy' Williams got to the far corner
on a pass, steal and error. Sdanks hit
sharply to Collins, who caught Williams
asleep at third. Mcbride, next up, banged
out a long fly to Daley. which should
have scored Williams.
George Mullin pulled hinse { out Of a
tight hole in the Athletics second, Shen,
with third and second bases occupied and
only one down, he retired the side With
out a run being scored against him.
In the Nationals third. afte- two were
gone, Morgan got a life On Bakers error
and scooted to third when Gandil hi:
through Collins. Schaete- again rsfused
To come through with a safe blow.
perishing on pop fly to Baker.
When Collins came up in the Athletics
third Germany Schaefer yelled to him:
IF you hit one through me, TIL buy you
a new hat" Collins died on an easy
grounder to Gandil.
Scout Mike Kahoe accompanies the
Nationals. but did not witness the game
az Shibe Park. He hiked over TO Frank
lin Field to look over the college boys.
The Athletics had two men caught at
the plate in the fourth. one on a swell
throw by Moeller and the other when
Daley and Barry attempted TO pull on
the double steal
Brown hit a sharp grounder through
Germany Schaefer's legs in the fifth.
but Mcbride was backing up and retired
the runner at first.
Another golden opportunity to score
was lost for the lack of timely hits In
the Nationals sixth. when with one out
Gandil doubled and Schaefer walked.
Both Williams and Shanks failed. to
connect. ~
When Morgan was spiked by Baker in
the Athletics sixth, ]. Franklin, the
great slugger. threw his arm around
Rays shoulder and said: You're a
plucky kid-I'm sorry it happened
Rippy Williams reached the keystone
sack in the Nationals eighth by means
of a single and wild pitch, but two
were out at the time and shanks could
not score him.
{ The lucky breaks today surely favored
the Athletics. In the sixth inning Morgan
had Baker blocked OF second and had
tagged him before the spikes coming in
contact with the Washington players
wrist caused him to drop the ball. In
fact, Umpire Hart waved Baker out un-
III the. ball rolled away from Morean's 8
hand. After this the Mackmen made
four runs.
George Muliin deserved better fate,
for he gave a fine exhibition Of box
work.
Another twirler lGrif is after, accord
ing 70 the latest rumor. is Leonard. of
the Denver club. Western League.
Leonard already has won four straight
games and 4 said to be Of major lesEue
vcalibsr.
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PIRATES TAKE FAST
BATTLE FROM CUBS
Cheney b Kaeeksd Out By Pitched
Ball and Lei6eld Runs for Him.
Cheney Stays IN Game.
LOSES GAME ON PASSED BALL

Pittsburg. May AIN hotly contested
game today. the Pittsburg Pirates de-
feated the Chicago Cubs, to 8. The
visitors made two runs in the first In
ming. and after that only three got as
far as third base. one OF whom scored
The score came in the seventh inning,
when Cheney was feiled to the ground
by being hit on the head with pitched
ball. Leifield was allowed to run for
him temporarily. This is the first time
In about a decade that player was al
lowed to run for another and not con-
tinue In the game. Leifield scored. and
is given credit for the run. although
Cheney resumed his fielding duties after
the inning. The run tied the score.
The Pirates won in their half OF the
eighth. Carey went to first on balls, was,
sacrificed to second by Viox. to third
on an infield single by Wagner. and
scored on a passed ball. Score:
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CARDS WIN.
Defeat CincInnatti Reds I'm Double

Defeat Cipclnnatti Reds in Double
header, IL to and 4 to 2.
Cincinnati, Ohio, May 2I-After losing
the first game, IL to 4, today, the Reds
started after the Cardinals in the second
contest. full of the "out-to-win" feeling.
Tinker picked Packard and the Card
choice was Harmon. Neither side score1
in the first three innings, but two walks
and a single gave St. Louis one in the
fourth. The Reds tied it up in the sixth.
on passes and a single.
In the seventh Honey tripled to left and
scored on Oakes, single. The Reds
forced two over in the ninth on an error
and two hits, tying the score. Sheckard
for st. Louis singled in the eleventh, and
scored the run which won for the Car
dinals Scores:
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PEPC0 TO PLAY.
District Amateur Champions to
Play Trinity Club To-day.

Today. at 2:3o O'Clock Marquette
League Grounds. Pepco. District amateur
champions. win line up as follows against
the fast Trinity club: Pepco-Grace,
left field: Martin, shortstop; Sullivan.
right field; Green, center field: Howard
third base; Leishear, second base; Nc
Carthy, first base; Brown, catcher. Kid
well. pitcher. Trinity-Jackson. third
base; Conlon, shortstop: Kirkland, sec
ond base; Homan. first base; Person.
catcher; Poor. left field; Window, right
field: Blundon, center field: O'Brien,
pitcher.
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NATIONALS FALL
runs SHORT
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE,

to step into the breach IL Mullin hoisted
the danger signal.
Owing to the recent rains the field was
soft and footing treacherous. That err
rors were kept down to minimum on
both sides is surprising. The Climbers
connected for ten hits on Brown. while
Mullin held the Mackmen to an even
half dozen. three Of which were jammed
into the sixth frame.
Opportunities to score runs came
washington's way In the first. second.
third. and sixth. but II was not until
the seventh that marker counted.
Mcbride Gets sinE1e.
Mcbride started the seventh with a
single. Mullin was out on a grounder to
McInnes, forcing Mcbride to second.
Moeller dumped a single over Baker q
head and Mcbride pulled up at third
base. Milan grounded to Collins, who
threw out Moeller at second, and on this
play Mcbride scored, as the Mackmen
tried for a double and failed.
II was right here that wise old Connie
Mack sent In his Indian to help save
the game, and as a game saver, hats OF
to Bender. The first National to face
the Indian was Joe Gedeon. who kidded
the chief into handing out a base on
balls. filling the sacks.
Chick Gandil, who had already come
through with three safe swats, took as
many swings and walked back to the
bench amid the cheers and Jeers of the
crowd. Schnefer hit low liner to Barry,
the ball was reached by a neat jump
and everybody went home.
The real fireworks arrived in the
first half of the ninth, when Carroll
Brown showed his first signs of dis
tress. Mcbride and Mullin singled in
turn. Moeller forced Mullin, McInnis
TO Collins. Mcbride going to third.
Milan singled. scoring Mcbride and
sending Moeller to third. Gedeon
walked. filling the bases. Chick Can
dill famed, and Dutch Schaefer lined
to Barry.
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Maps LAND GAME BY
ninth inning RALLY
Trin White Sex By Scoring Two Runs
in he Final Chapter-Sesre
b4te 3.
FALKENBURG RUN OFF MOUND
ri.l c.ble % The w..hinr,oo Herald.

Special Cable 70 The w.shinston Herald.
Chicago. May A-Cieyeland beat the
White Sox in the ninth inning today, Z
to 3. by counting pair OF runs when
they seemed licked.
Fred Falkenberg does not get credit for
the victory. however. as he was relieved
by Mitchell. The Sox rallied in the ninth
and hal men on first and third when
Mattick went out. Lord. with double
and triple, led the slugging. Score:
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Knnns and Eagles Play.

The Young American Eagles will play
Kann's small team this afternoon, at
Sixth and l. Streets Southeast. at
o'clock sharp. Down Is expected to
twiri for Kann's. while either Taleferria
or Blaine for the Eagles. Any team aver
aging fourteen or fifteen years. desiring
games with the Eagles can be had by
addressing Benjamin Blaine, 500 l. Street
Southeast
The Washington herald., 1913-05-25
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
WON BY BALLANTYNE
Columbia Country Club Player Defeats Walcot'
Tuckerman in Final of Middle Atlantic Asso-
ciation Tournament-Good Scores.

Z Irsss HIN eessAsa, ssiesisd W. N. Smith.
FSs-ss .assSa-t, O Bell. virginia, dsfe.tsd
aervoeS ooa1ae4. aeisAtsd n, Stewart Jones.
Nirsfsia, ~ aaa " pssS
psfeatsa szAt-a, o frsstt Washington. won
y arsaaFl u = pSasE, Mssl.ad. defeated N.
ntsA sssssse~c . wst,s. Columbia. defeated
cCSlat d csAhs-sz csssy chA.s. 5 up and Q %
play; nSpsh psa~wed cD,amhia, defeated J.
Fiesd oAsssl, esAlnsh& Up and 70 play
Fsaak eersgsS ceAGasi.. Z ap and TO play: A.
G. Hoover, R.ltiaaS, debated r. b, Pyle. Co
'ansA ~ and : ,s ,s S1S
FlrSs sixteSa-w q RzllAntyne. Columbia, de
fsasel wOllpSt Iackvr1an. Chevy Chase. l up
Defeated rtsht-SG-pel palsef, Chew Chase. de
fssted J. O paSsdsrs. Columbia, up and to
play.
featsd Arthur MsttnSS, Columbia. up and %
nrtrai.d sigh,-C. r. pryIe, Columbia. defeated
II A. Gilles. chsy cha-. up .ud TO play.
Third sixteea-F. ]. n. Msoksy, firginia, de
feGied ]. RalpA Bailey. Wilmington, up and to
Defeated eisht-E Lodge Hill, Columbia. defeated
]. n. ClargN Chevy chasc M rs holesl;
Fourth sixteen-L. O. Bell, Virginia, defeated L.
D. Underwood Ochirhia, up and 10 play.
pefcsted eisht-H. =. Dukes, Maryland, defeated
G. E TrIett Washington, mp and TO play.
Flfth SiKteen-lcnAd Nv
*eated q $ Watts, Columbia, up and TO play
Defeated eight-A G. Hoover, Richmond, defea;ed
J. O Taylor. Virginia. ! up q holes).
Handicap Match. ri.
In the afternoon handicap match was
played and a number OF golfers made the
round. G. T. Cunningham. Banpock-
burn. returned as winner with a net
score OF n. and net Of q gave George
H Chadwell. Columbia Country Club,
second place. ". S. Reyburn, OF the
Chevy Chase Club. with 50 made the low
gross score.
The scores OF those who turned IN
cards follow:
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j.. WEu.MAN HAMMERED.
Detroit Takes Battle from st. Louis
Club, to &.

St Louis. May 24-Detroit won today's
game from St, Louis. Z to & weilman.
who started to pitch for the Browns. was
batted out of the box in the fourth in
ming and gave away to Mitchell Dubuc
to pitch for Detroit. but the
Browns got after him in the third inning
and Han finished the game. The Browns
scored one IN the first on Shotten's
double. two sacrifice hits. and Pratts
single. and in the third inning made
three more
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Left on bases-Philadelphia, s; Wash-
ington. u. Earned runs-Philadelphia, I;
washington, . Two-base hit-Gandil.
Sacrifice hits-McInnes, Collins. Pitch.
ing record: Hits-of Brown, 10 in sis
innings, IS at plate: on Bender, none in
% innings at plate. Struck out-By
Brown, 8; by Bender. ]. Bases on balls
-On Brown. 2: off Bender. j: on Mul.
lin, s. Wild pitch-Brown. Hit by pitched
bail-Ry Mullin DAILY. Umpires-
Messrs. Evans and Hart. Time of game
. hours and minutes.
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Runs-Chapman Olson. Tuner. Jackson. shallrr.
Lord. Berger. Left on bases-ClevelaDd. .; Chicago.
Bases IN bsIls-By Falkenberg, ,; By Mitchell. 1;
By Walsh. .; BY scptt. Struck out-By Fzken-
b-ry. ); b5 Mitchell. 2; b. Walsh. 1; By SCOT. l.
Hit By pitcher-By Aiitchen tScDtr. Two-base
hits-Lord Jackson, schAlk. Sacrifice hit-RAth.
Stolen hsse-schah. Wild pitdh-hitchsl- Double
plays-BergT TO Rath TO Fourni1; Carish 70
Turner. Umpires-Messrs Ferguson and Dineen.
Time Of gzme-2 hous and 5 minutes
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DeUBLE-HEADER TODAY.
Smart Set Club Meets Two Fast
Teams at Union LeaRse Park.

The Smart Set Club Of Baltimore will
hook up in a doubIe-header al Union
League Park this afternoon. the first
game starting at p. m. The Maryland
nine meets the ex-washington Giants in
the initial contest and the crack Virginia
Blues in the second. Ham and Adams
will be sent to the points for the Giants
In the first game. while the visitors will
use Its star batteries. Crane and White
The Virginia team has been greatly
strengthened by the addition OF Morris
and Bell. and with these two fast in
felders working around the second cor
ner. expects to capture the second con-
test
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Though many of Bailantyne's drives
went into the rough, they exceeded in
distance those of his opponent. and his
splendid recoveries more than overbal-
anced his difficulties with the uncut
grass. Both men played fast, no time
being lost in making the round.
The final in three Of the five sixteens
were won by local men. and Washing
ton also was equally successful in the
consultations, having three winners in
them.
The summaries for the day follow:
sEMI-FINALs. 4.
Fi-S, sixt,en-w c. BaIlzntyne Columbia de-
feat,6 q Warren Cockrzn Baltimore, 2 up and /
no NAV: Wolcott Tuckerman, CherJ Chase de-
feated C. G. Comstok. T.. Columbia. up and
Defeated eisht-J. G. Davidson, Columbia. de-
feated W. r. Wood Virginia. up and to play;
samuel Dalzel Chevy Chase. defeated Y. B. Eynon.
n Columbia up and to play.
second sirteen-G. F. Freeman, Chevy Chase. de
feated D. K jackson. Columbia, up and TO
play; Arthur Mattingiy, Columbia, defeated J. Mcc.
TIippe Baltimore 4 up and TO play.
pefested eirht,-H A. ellis, Chezy Chase, de-
fezted Arthur She,ton Columbia, 4 up and to
play; O. B. Doyle. Counbis, defeated b. C. Cham
berlain Columbia. up.
Third sirteen-F ]. d. Macky, virginia, do
feated Otto Leutkert Columbia. up and TO pay;
J. Rsiph Bailey Wilmington. defeated DR.. L. L.
Harlan Columbia. l. up. "a holesl.
Defeated eiFht-J b. Glapp. Chew Chas. o.
fcatsd c. @. Van Lssr. Columbia, up t0 hoies) |;
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Totals. ....A 81 II

Runs-Rush q, VIII %. CrIwford, Gainer, stan-
sse shottsn ~, Johnston. Williams TWohase hits
-Shotten, Bush Cn. Johnston. Williams. yitt. Cobb
Wallace. Thee-bass hits-shotten. Cooo. Sacrifice
hits-Johnston Pratt Moriarty. Hall. Double play
-Wallace to Brief Stolen bsses-Gainer. Asnew.
Austin. sbotten Bases on balls-of weilman. i;
od Hall, /. Struck out-By Mitchell. /; By Hall, 4
Pitching record-Of weilman, 10 hits and runs In
J % inninp; Cd Dnbuc. hits and runs IN In
nings. Left On bAsss-Detroit. 10: ST. Louis.
Cmpires-Messrs Connoliy and Hildebrsnd. Tine
Of gzme-2 hours and minutes
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

seco5d si5sd ssmsENswsrs gameJNNswa5k ssIa mgalo
Morning game-Baltimore 9; Montreal,
.. Afternoon game-Baltimore, 6; Mont
real. 4 -
Morning game-Providence, O.; Toronto,
Afternoon game-Providence. 4; To-
ronto. O.
First game-Jersey City, 2; Rochester,
:. Second game-Jersey City. 2; Roches-
ter, 4. i
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fBatted for Trenke in ninth
Catholic U........ o o J / o x-
Gallaudet........ o o o 1 0 o o o 0-l
Earned runs-Catholic u, l. First base
by errors-Catholic u, . Left on bases
Catholic u, s: Gallaudet. 6. First base
on baIls-On Greene. .: of Rasmussen, L
Struck out-By Greene, s; by Rasmussen.
o. Two-base hit-Heimark- Sacrifice hit
Smith Stolen bases-Lynch, Mcclure
C2l, Rockwell C0. Rasmussen Hit by
pitcher-By Greene, Miller; by Rasmus-
sen, Lynch. Umpire-Mr. Handiboe.
Time Of game-l hour and 10 minutes
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huhs-MAsee, shecAaTd Ut, MOWrey ", honey
81. Oakes ca. whitted ~. Griner. Almeida.
Becker, Manans. Berghsmmer Twobas hits
Bates, Evans. MarSnS. Three-base hits-wingo
Marsans Magee. Stolen base-Hildebrand. Double
play-Clark to Groh; Groh to Tinker to Marsans
MoSrey TO Wingo to Honey. Sacrifice hits-wingo
Husgins, Honey, Oakes Becker. Bases on bzlls-of
Johnson ); of NesOn. 2; of Griner. l; of Willis
3Hit bstteT-By Nelson tKoney1. Wild pitch
Harter. Passed hsT-Hidebrand Struck o1t-By
johnson. ,; by Hartor. l.; By GrineT g. by willis. l.
Left on hasss-CinGunsti, s; St Louis. g. Um-
pires-Messrs. Rigier and Byron
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rRI-srArE LEAGUE.

Harrisburg, 6: York, e.
First game-Atlantic City, /: Trenton, q
Second game-Atlantic City. s; Trenton, 6
Wilmington, i: Allentown, g.
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BnIi.ntyne Wins Eighteenth.

Excellent drives were made by both
men. but Tuckerman's second stroke car
tied the ball into the bunker, while Bal
lantyne went up to the green. Tucker
man was not very successful in his out,
the ball not quite reaching the edge Of
the green. while on his next try he vent
all the way across.
BaIlantyne's two puts brought him
within foot Of the hole, with stroke
on Tuckerman as the latter had missed
p. long try, and II was easy for him To
hole on the next putt and take the
match.
This is the card:
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AMERICAN AssoCIATIoN,

First game-Indianapolis, o: Minneapo-
his, ?. Second game-Indianapolis, 4; MIN
neapolis, q - -
Toledo, o: St. Paul. 10.
coIumbns.. coSlny5,is. 4 Z: kaTsss M;Iwsske. City,
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-Bstted for Griner in seventh.
TBattsd for johnson in fifth.
.Batted for HArter in ninth.
81 IDuls. o liz
Cincinnati. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. % 2 ei
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sBatted for Jacobson in eighth
tBatted for Trenke in ninth.
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After drizzling all morning the sun
blasted its way through the cloud Juss
as the announcer named the batteries.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-24

ferred to the undersigned commits
sioner TO take. state and report an ac-
count showing:
/. what personal estate the said
Lloyd L. Rogers owned at the time o.
his death, the character and value
?. What disposition, if any. was
made OF said personal estate by John
g. swiger. adnSnistrator Of Lloyd L. T.
Rogers, deceased, and how much, II
any, Of said personal estate. is nov
In the hands of said John G. Swiger
as administrator, available Tor the
pa ''nent of any debts owing from the
estate OF said Lloyd /. Rogers, de-
3. A settlement OF the administra-
ton of the estate of said decedent by
said John G. Swiger, his administra-
tor.
4. What debts said Lloyd L. Rog-
ers owned at the time OF his death,
t. whom they are. payable, their ma
ture and their respective amounts and
priorities.
s. what real estate was owned by
the said Lloyd L. Rogers at the time
of his death. its quantity description
and location.
s. And such other matters as any
party In interest may require, the
same being pertinent, or such other
matters as said commissioner himself
NAV deem pertinent. whether so re-
quired or not.
ne aDbNe ltAA 6AeS 49,
others Interested will take notice that
the undersigned commissioner viii or
14th DAY OF AUGUST, 1913,
proceed to execute said order OF ref,
erence at his Offices Nos. Sl9-S2O Con
Building, Clarksburg, West Virginia
Given under my hand this gard day
of June, 1913.
LAFAYETTE C. Grille,
Commissioner
CHAIR .Es G. COLEMAN,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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moe az SALE OF RRAL EsTATR

PURSUANT to a decree Of the Circuit
trt of Harrison County, West Vir-
Ia. made and entered on the oath
Of May, 1913, In the chancery
Sc of Wellington Morris versus
hiatnin Morris and others, will on
Asday. August the 9Th, 1913, at the
III door of the Court House in Har-
IN County. West Virginia, at 2
lock p. NJ. of that day, offer for
to the highest bidder the follow
described real estate-aL that
hahn tract and parcel OF land lying
IFIinderation Run, branch OF sal
Fork OF Ten Mile Creek, in Ten
District, Harrison County, West
iginia, and bounded as follows, to-
!: Beginning at chestnut oak,
ner to Writ Hickman, and running
so E. 40 poles to white oak; ;.
ii 135 poles to a white oak; s. 67h
81 poles to a dogwood, gum ana
olar; S. As w. 4515 poles to a chest
oak on ridge; n. go w. IS poles to
chestnut oak; n. "a W. 60 poles 70
white oak; N. Sc w. 81 poles to a
oak; No. 16 w. 20 poles TO gum
so z. 63A poles to a hickory on
ge: S, TTA E. 13 poles to the pc:
ming, containing Ill acres be !,
ne or less, 1t being the same tract
4 parcel OF land as that conveyed
Minter J. Holden and wife to James
Morris by deed bearing date July
1903. and of record in the office
the Clerk OF the County Court OF
.rrison County in Decd Book NO
/, at page 81.
FERNS OF SALE: one-third o
purchase price thereof to be palt
"a ON day OF sale, and the residue
he maid in two equal installment'
one, and two years from DATE Q
e with interest, the purchaser Y
ecute his note for deferred pay
ents with personal security to b
proved by the undersigned com
4 vendors lien is to be retained Of
land sold to secure the deferre'
EThe Pittsburg vein and stratum Q
,aI and the oil and gas within an
said tract OF land viii D
.seryed and excepted from this SAT-
]. e. LAW;
Special Commissioner.
~ Wade Coffman, Clerk of tn
init Court OF Harrison County
Test Virginia, hereby certify ina
ond with security approved by m
) sufficient and in the penalty pro
ided by said decree has been give
' said special commissioners.
/. WADE COLEMAN,
Ilerk of the Circuit Court or HaFriso
County.
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CHARLES G. COLEMAN.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the Creditors OF Lloyd Z. RoseFS'
In pursuance q a decree Of the Cir
cult Court Of Harrison County, In the
state OF West Virginia, made in a
cause therein pending. to subject the
estate OF the said decedent to the pay
rnent of his debts. you are required
to present YOUR claims against the es-
tate of the said deccdent for adjudi-
cation to Lafayette 9. Criie. ESQ
Commissioned. at his office in said
County, on or before the 18th day OF
Witness. /. Wade Conman. Clerk o.
the said Court, this the 2Grd day OF
u /. WADE COLEMAN. clerk.
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.sYALLERo

Some soaps are so yellow that no
word describes them so we'll as the
homey old expression ''yailer. Fhey
are made of cheap grease-often ran
cid-and lots of rosin is put in to give
the SOAP weight. Add to this the
strong caustic and yoh understand
why your white garments come from
the laundry with streaks OF dirt ironed
in them Use Easy Task soapIthe
pure, white, guaranteed soap tina "a
an enemy TO dirt and friend to fab-
cs.-Advertisement
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stnndinr of the CIubs.
RURIED AT SALEM.

The body OF Alice H. Devericks.
three months old daughter of MI. and
Mrs. A. w. Deverleks, OF George street
was taken to SALEM this afternoon
where it was buried. The funeral
services were. held in the Baptist
church and the burial. in tho church
cemetery. The child died at 40
o'clock this morning after an illness
Of stomach trouble.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF BANK
STOCK

On Saturday, July 26th, 1913. at one
O'Clock p. NJ, at the front door of the
Court House of Harrison County,
West Virginia, will offer for sale at
public out-cry ten t10) shares of the
capital stock of the Union National
Bank, CIarksburg, w. Va.
Terms OF saIe-Cash in hand
Dated July Sth, 1913.
w. e. DENNISoN,
Administrators OF Edmund L. Denni-
son deceased.
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Surprising Cure OF stomach TrDapie. !.

surprisine Cure OF stomach Trnupic
When you have trouble with Jour slons
ach or chronic constipation, don't IunaglI:f
that your case Is beyond help just becailse
your doctor fails 20 give you relief. ~ Mrs.
over a month past L have been troubled viii
nav stomach. Everything I ate upset It ter
ri5ly. One of ChnmberIain's advertising
booklets came to me. After reading . icv
Of the letters from people who had bee;
cured BY Chamberlain's Tablets, decided Z
try them. / have takenneHriy three. fourth
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Observation-Disclosures
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-07-24

The University OF Pennsylvania had
its beginning at philadelphia in 174o.
II was chartered in 1853 as the aga
denny and charitable school in the
province of Pennsylvania, and re-
ceived a further charter as q college
in 1856. It's present title dates from
P17s1.