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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-13
Obituary
Wilson ocseouie

me last sad rites over the remains
ene late Miss Bird A Wilson. one OF
NY. whose death occurred at the North
Mneehns hospital Tuesday. were held
Front street last evening nj : o'ciock
rev. W. A Cook. pastor or the First
freshyterian church. conducted the Ger
day In Mt. Wood Cemeferv
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LAdey funernl.

nheral services over the remains Of
John, nine-year-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs
fAtrick Laney. were held from the rest
neh.e or the parents on Wilson street.
seSteruay morning at $40 o'clock Re
QUEEN high mass was ceIebrataJ go,
~ Joseph's cathedral at . o'clock and
lnterment was made IN Mt. calvary
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Jones Interment.

me remains OF the late Isaac n
ZONES. whose death occurred az Fairmont
as, MondaN evening, were taken 10 81,
Cloir-ville yesterday morning and inter
REQ IN the Union cemetery there Fu-
ne,al services over the remains were
in-law. w. VI. Boughner. on Virgtnia
street at o'clock Wednesday evening
Rev. Dysinger conducting the services
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FUNERAL services ,over the remains of
tne late William Lloyd. whose death nc
Su,,ed at Morgantown Monday, were
xnsId from the residence OF his sister.
-aIs Miliiam Owens. on Sixteenth street
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock Fol.
LOWING the services the remains were
.eken 10 Martins Ferry. where they were
inferred IN Riverview cemetery
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WANTED-LODGING

WANTED-All citizens to endeavor to
Arrange to accommodate the visitors
during Srmi-centeuuial week with lodg-
ing. The committee finds rooms very
scarce. and ~ Is up to the hospitality Of
our citizens 20 take care OF the visitors.
hldg te-10-k
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SEALED PROPOSALS
NOTICE TO coNTRACroRa-

sealed bids viii he received FOR the
construction ~ five-story and base
iiruf reinforced concrete building for tho
NgufIls- iir" Goo. Nheciing. ". Va. un-
~ u O'Clock noon. on Saturday. June 81,
hids VIII ho taken separately for rhs
general construction heating. plumbing
and ,lsttrl. wIrluz
NJ bids shall hc delivered in sealed
envelope. plainly marked. 60 Mr. "a p
L.1rsue President ~ Neuralgyline 90 .
w .''liIE. ". Va. on or before the time
gwen above and each tid must bs ar-
r'fnptu.'i it o. certified check. equRi 10
OF t.o amount 90 the BID. as ar cvi-
derre of good faith
Plans AMI sprcificatiors Tor this work
hr" on f.ls. and can be inspected during
ufffrc hours. 90 tho office of the Arphi-
tt,t a. W. Bates. Board Of Trade HIdg
" heeliuc " va.
Tie Ncur1iEyline Co. reserves IN.
KIT o. accept any or reject any or ali
.Iis submitted Je-l2-o
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WANTED - Female Help.

wANrEDNYonns iSdS' Viii oSffce ~
perirnce. would like POSITION for gen
eral offiCC work or assistant to book
keeper. Position. care lntelligencer.
1-i
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ESTEP REALTY CO.,
eie Union Bank B'dg. Pittsburgh. Pa
PENNSYLVANIA HOTELS


We se.l Peuns- hotels. any Ioca'ion,
all prices Have been doing business
In same block for rs Yeas We have
places that are worth buying We
don't handle dead ones. We gIar.
sntee every statement or refund OK
penses. Hero are a few that are
right Details on application
Let IL know your requirements.
Good hotel for little money. Price
only So for reai estate and bust
ness. Penna county scat. clearing
$500 a mOntn. % ToomS. hne condi.
ton. iarge lot and barn We nave
seen Ilsres not any better sell FOR
$500 without real tate $4,000 ca q
regmred
This hotel cIea-s s. 100 a year 4
good one ~ a -easona bio price. on =
$4,000. hall cash. Tor real estate AMI
business. - rooms. large garden and
barn. Bar receipts over 81 900 Fr
pen@es 'ow Pcnna tOwn 81 fsnu.
drawing from oil. Goa and farming
country.
A good ono vth a fltire In city:
bsr doing s. 200. 81 old mfg 60 now
building close hl. employ 400 mon:
this house so 'Oca'ed n vii ret fha
trade. hne house. good lease. pr7ra
$4,000. shoIf haf czsh VIII Gear
$4,000 a year
widows hotel for sa.e Ord -.
tabiished CORNER. rooms all paw tho
rent. bar docs a1DIt $40 900. husband
recrnfiy died wishes 70 retire. clears
10000 year. prize $1,000 about
hair ca-h
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DIED


LoooMARcrHo-nr rNrrrfay. June u
IfIA. 90 clock p u.. az The family
f'ef'.r.r. corner Turlffh ana Water
streets PAT IfNE EIrEAUETTT.
doug irr nf John q and Mabteii Logo
n.fr'.rn. aEo years d month ard 1
F..
IanfIi private tn.a friday afternoon
90 B. Hr'ngk lrtr-urnf o. ut cal
vary cemetery
WILSON Wafrrof1t. Turo Is. 1919.
20 ~ O'Clock "a u MISS H1Rp A.
WILSON
l'rfrfI arrti .re 20 Family residence 100
south 'FRONT.' afff.f r Hrefrv ever.r q
- H.'H.t frtermruf private. on
IriiHr murrfrr no fH Hrfork IN NJ
invited
tr'r1.e .rf TovfrrI
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AK. Wis

Hotel Brok~r. g1s Grant So
Largest Hotei Brokerage Office In
Western Psnnsyivanla fIase sold
more hotrls man any other for bros
srs combined fiO' cig. saloons al
over Aiexhnny County and vs. pa
Money Don't Tslk. IT, Tho man Z
an looking fyr Terms 10 Suit Yol
Select the place aud come and 500
ne Speak in Ary Fore IN f.anZ-iago
and ] Wi place roi 'n tho right ioes3
ity Va Can % ~ where others fail
20 fneaprrss hr0If Wis Gonhdru.
tiaf Business tran actions Al .uvesti
ra'iorr un nIf own expense
ALEX. Wis
ffo'ei Bro er. 7Ds Grant ST.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

Louis Be Ghv
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEHlAL EMBALMER,
wa and ti74 Main street.
-Oails Answered na, or Night
Store Phones SIS.
VIC l.. bertschy. Heu Phone i2s7H
". J Bcrtschy. Nat Phone .c2q.Y
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Bruemmer e. HiIdebyaDd

funerei Directors and nInhatusrs
torrrr Market and 1-nerfv .ae~orT a..
Telephones 1o1. os-a dAs and aisat
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ssssss IA oss.S %soi.. s:G p..i.1. NJ

Notice Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
TIE state Board OF Control OF the stats
ot West Virginia will receive bids daily
AZ its cffce a. Charleston Wet Viz
slhla. Tor furnishing supplies for the
sFNfffi Sffte Institutions. the financial
I'tf axe meut % which f. vested In SAID
ttooft contracts Nsll be awarded 70 the
loNest ltiaeIs. quality considered. and
othcr things being equal West -irEfnia
dealers viii hs glvsn prefsrenca
Lists Of supplies needed viii ~ fur
n.~hci BIDDERS or receipt Of requests
stating TIE line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
eE f-tf Charleston. Weet NtrEinia
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o&PINGroNS-Selli out all blacks
and whites. bargains. Eggs half price.
Both phones. II u. Marsh. my-19-t- je-ls
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Ben T. Hamilton.
Mrs Ben +. Hamilton
Mrs. u -. Byron
\. g. Thomas
Mrs. A. e. Thomas
y ~. Doudna. BRIDGEPORT
Mrs u a. Doudna. Bridgeport.
MrS ". J. Miller.
ar ana Mrs. Carl Sobanski
Mr anu Mrs. red e. Schmeichei
Mr and and Mrs. Eo pahk II 4 R TnrSm
Miss Kate Hall
charles Ahrens
Mrs. Charles Ahrens
Mrs. John \. Zorn.
Dr. and Mrs. q. l.. Vieweg.
g. 9. Beans.
Elda Mayer. 80,
W. j. Davis 1870"
Miss Ruth Davis.
u. J. Smith.
Ella n smith
Mr and Mrs. Y. -. Cameron
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas : Meek
\. Waugh.
Carrie n Strohman
I. g, FlaCcuS.
Virginia Flaccus
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W Ernest
AZ AZ and Mrs. george r. Butts.
Mrs. " II. smith
J. l.. Wager.
= = L. hEer.
". 7. Morris
i iiI@,nn. /. " blayney. Roneys Point.
R Rd,' i; " BlayneS. Roneys Point.
7. J. watkin isa''h'"'
Mrs. r j. Watkins.
Mrs. Charles ,. Schultze
I'M naplS T,. Schuitze. *. G. g. II.
Harriet II. Carrigan
'harle~ +. tarriE4n X a. q n
Muundsville
Fred e Steinbicker
! 4 Miller.
~ -. FredcrichS
II =. Scheufier.
Mr.. IL }. Scheufer.
Albert T. Schairer.
Mr.. Albert T. Schairer.
Nh. \. -. Pcdke.
Alfred l.. Pcakc
" "; l.. IelSins. warv God.
.l"s"ih r.. Robinson warwood
MrS. ! T.. Robinson. Warwood.
Nh > = wells.
Mr. IL : i f.a5e
David Crawford.
ir ~ l. Linsz. X. e. e. H.
l,r Louis y. Rrpokes
MIS-. Louis \. Rrpokes
. o. Magulic.
Miss Emma Williamson
Miss Egie I;-ymer
Iya-. Alan a.. Robinson
M Ella VI Rittn,r.
John T. BItfusr
O. ~ LclcW
Nj .. \. I.eheW
Mrs T.. e.. NrCauslanI
T.. ". Harrison
" Bf'ummcr
Mrs. g ". Brruum.r
u. e.. Ituse,.
Ferris x Miller
Mr. Ferris u Miller.
Ircfirri'k J.. CoNI
M. Frederick T.. tpNl
Miss 'uru"ls Woimer.
rank \ Nrmhru~t.r.
Albert 4. \ -.
" q - Crawford
Nh u r. Crawford
william a. Gr,H".
l'"ft T. Gfahe
I' " e. Dawson. Cameron. " Va.
MfS W o. Iaw|"1n. Cameron. ". Va
a, t,.i.n. Pennington. " Va
IHrr o. Ntr Fstt aud wife
" b. Thomas. bridgeport. -
al ~ H., ,''I 8s,i l,rids"port. y.
W. Harry reth
lir and Mrs " n Cooey
Alr AMI Mrs r. 7 White
~ an4 Mr. j T Murrei
GfHrec Roll
Mr. G"otE~ E.li
~ IS o. SIitzunrle
IS. 90 Spitluog1,
a. ami MIS- o. g.. puu.7Y
IT \ kl'-.uiu
VIM S.rwart,eesr
Mr- Mr. ~.IWertfeger
tl-~ D. T.. Morgan
W. g. N"rEln.
o. o. Iioitrtt
Eif- d. VI. Eluirctt
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LOST.

LOST aides gold watch and fob. tint
tails T.. = e Liberal reward " re-
turned To- News ie-lai
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FIDELITY
FOR SALE
\ BARGAIN
HaIler BieberSOn -GundIing Go.

zeal EEtats and rire Insurance.
|vH lffH AND MAHHET HTHTTTu
Both Phones 4qa
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HOTEL RUDOLF

NILANTIC IITN, =. !
IN nc ocean front. Always p1en.
1ara'ity LOCO. American and Turopeen
plhns. Hot and cold fresh and sea vveter
w al tathS. running water IN guests
rooms fToad N,randas commanding
klew ~ ocean and connecting with tho
IA NOUS BOARD Walk. cafe rudolf Is ono
81 the big attractions Of Atlantic Ctfv.
b'-'hlei and terms upon request
\. 5. RI kENSER Mgr
LlEI. ITII.r.NAN De-
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HnTEL nOTliwELL
PHILLIPS HOUSE

ATLANTIC CITY. y
Massacnusct's Ave ana Reach. Fle.
Nat"r 2" street level Booklef
g. D. PHILLIPS
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WA1TEp-At once several sood deliv-
cry and sales boys. TO work before
school Apply at Circulation Oepart-
ment' lnfeGtgencer, betweeL 4 and Q
y IT
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WANTED-ROOMS

ROOMS WANTED-Any one HAVING
rooms. lodging. or boarding facilities
kindly call a. Board OF Trade OFFICES,
market Auditorium. and fin out blank
Bureau OF Information, Semi Centennial
Conl1n1ttee. my-s-sat- fri-tf
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WAHTEp-Boys FOR factory ana ship.
45th and water SITS. my-lb-tf
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

xCI SALE OF r1ApE-A good seven
room house and two lots. with wella
barn, shaded lawn. and other Improve
ments. VIII sell cheap. or trade for Q
small farm Address Charles 81. Miller.
Cameron. W. Va fs-sf-tf
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-11-27
DON'T DOPE A PUNY CHILD.

Parcnts-don't give thai puny.
ailing. under-weight child any OF
thoec so-called "tonios" containing
alcohol or dangerous drugs. such
stuff won't give relief and health TO
grown people. lot alone children. Its
purpose IL 10 stimulate for a short
time after each dose. Just ~ whis-
Ky and morphine does. thus making
you believe II IL dolng real good.
Give that child something which
will really build Il replenish
the wasted tissues feed the stunt
cd. dwarfed. tiny muscles make n
lively. strong. well-full OF the an
imal spirits children are meant by
nature TO have Give Il RcNall oil
Emulsion.
Rexall Olive OIL Emulsion Ia very
wholesome. nourishing. free from
alcohol and dangerous drugs It's
the IDEAL nerve. blood and body
builder. Il does the work A. Is
planned TO do better than any other
medicine we know OF and our faith
In Il II 30 great that We not only
urge you TO use Il and give Il 10
your ehildren--but We guarantee
that Il will do all we say Il will.
or cost you nothing.
Rexall Olive OH Emulsion should
be given TO children who catch cold
easily. Begin right now. and uss
Il 10 build up the ohilds system 10
such strong health that u can re-
stat colds. Group. grippe. bronchitis.
oatarrh. pneumonia, and other cold
weather diseases. You who are run
down and weak, and you who are
well now. but are liable to suffer
from cold weather ailments, use
Rexan Olive oil Emulsion 20 gen
and keep well and strong
Rexall Olive OF Emulsion. king
OF the celebrated Rexan remedies.
is for freedom from sickness for
you and your family. Youll be as
enthusiastic about Il as We are when
you have noted Its pleasant taste,
It's strengthening. invigorating, bull
ding up. disease preventing effects
II Il does not help you. your money
win be given back TO you without
argument. Sold In this community
only al our store-The Rexall store
one OF more than 1000 les ding
drug stores In the United States and
Great Britain. J. h. Roberts, City
Drug Store, Price. Utah.-Adyt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-11-27
OF! you HAVE SUCH BEAUTI-
FuL HAIR.

What a pleasant thing TO have
said to youl And why shouldn't Il
be- You who envy othors thoir
lovely hair. and are ashamed of tho
dull. ufelcss. stringy appearance of
your own-use Harmony Hair Beau
ufier. and lot others envy you.
Thls delightful liquid seems TO
polish and brighton the hair. giving
" that Furnished. lustrous look
you have 80 often wished Il might
have. adding to its softness. max
Ing Il easier TO put up and stay
put"-maklng Il more attractive and
beautiful In every way. II over
comes the unpleasant. oily smell OF
your hair. leaving a dainty. rich
rose perfume that will delight you
and those around you. Very easy
to apply-Aimply sprinkle a little on
your hair before brushing. Con-
tains no oil: will not change the
color OF hair. nor darkcn gray hair,
To keep hair and scalp dandruff-
free and elcan. use Harmony sham
poo. This pure uquid ahampoo
gives an instantaneous rich lather
that Immediately penetratse 60 cV-
cry par tot hair and scalp. insuring
a quick. thorough cleansing. wash
cd off Iust as quickly. the entire
operation takes only few moments
Can't harm the hair; leaves no
harshness or stlckineas just sweet
cleanliness.
Both preparations come In odd
shaped. very ornamental bottles.
with sprinkler tops Harmony Hair
Beautlfier. 800. Harmony sham
poo. soc. Both guaranteed TO salts
~ you In every way. or your money
back. Sold In this community only
at our store-The Rexall Store-
one of the more than 1000 leading
drug stores OF the United Stats and
Great Britain. which own the big
Harmony laboratories In Boston
where the many celebrated HARMONY
Perfumes and Toilet Preparations
are made. J. u. Roberts, city Drua
store, price, Utah.-Adyt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-11-27
Dcclarr War ON Colds.

A crusade OF education which
aims that common colds may be-
come uncommon within the next
generation" has been begun by
prominent New York physicians.
Here Is a lls, OF tho "dont's" which
the doctors say will prevent the an
nual visitation Of the cold:
Don't sit In a drRughty car"
Don't sleep In hot rooms"
Don't avoid the fresh air"
Don't stuff yourself at meal
time overeating reduces your re-
slstanoe."
To which We would add when
you take a cold get rid OF Il as
quickly as possible. To accomplish
that you will find Chamberlain q
Cough Remedy most excellent. Sold
by all dealres --Adyt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-11-27

Levi n. Harmon. Jr. per p 5.17
John Aygards. per prop 90 ass
A, q. Gutheu. per prop 90 b.1T
Denver A Rio 0rande X. Il. Co.
Loo miles main track. 2.72 miles
side track. freight depot a plat
form, warehouse. section house.
bunk house. freight house and
platform, water tank, coal house.
tool house, stock yards, passenger
depot. apportlonmont OF rolling
stock. apportionmnt OF franchise.
bridge, tools. supplies. etc. The
above Ia delinquent for state road
tax only amounting TO --flei.O7
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-11-27
NOTICE.

State OF Utah. County Of Carbon,
" In Price, Price precinct. said
county have in my possession
the following described estray ami
mas which. II not claimed and ia
Ken away will be sold at public
auction 20 the highest cash bidder
At the pound In Price. Price pre-
e'nel' on the Isl day OF December.
1919 at the hour Of 2 o'clock p.
m
description Of animals: one bay
work horse with star in forehead,
r'sh' hlnd foot white. about fifteen
y'ars old. branded "a on left shout
DER weight about $50 pounds. one
sorrel work horse. with white stripe
,orehead' about fifteen years old.
branded "ishbone on the left shout
a'I' weight about 1000 pounds.
said estrays were taken up by
me In said Price, Price precinct. on
''' if'h day OF November. 1918.
JOHN U. BRYNER.
Poundkeeper For Price city
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-11-27

its owner being stricken with pneu-
monia. The next day, however. Il
was asccrtained that the colonel
simply had a bad cold. Jaekllng
probably did not find the smile Of
the Pacific" 70 often told and writ
ten about and maybe he had reach
ed Mark Twain's first stage OF sea
sickness and was afraid that he
would die and did not want to take
a chance on the second stage OF be-
ing afraid that be wouldn't. AM
way after a couple OF days he took
the overland route TO san Francisco
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-11-27

nave Dr. ThOme do your dental
"orh' His prices are reasonable
AdVt. sStf.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-11-27
SALT LAKE FIRM To MANU-
FACTuRE PETTY DEVICES

The Petty Dlrlgiblo Headlight
company has entered into a contract
with Salt Lake parties by which the
latter. commencing February. 1914.
agree 10 manufacture the Petty dir
igible headlight and devices for sale
In eight western states for a period
OF seventeen years The manufac-
turing plant will be located In Salt
Lake City on a royalty baals.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-11-27

Legal blanks OF every description
,arried In stock. The Advocate Pub
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-11-27
TAKEN UP.

Black mare which l have been
feeding all summer at the rate OF
2bc per day, There was due for
feed s25 on the 18th Of November
Branded &C on left front shoulder.
owner may have same by paying
expenses OF feed and costs OF this
ad. VALINI ROMA. scofield, Utah
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-11-27
A Night OF Terror.

Few nights are more terrible than
that of a mother looking on her
child choking for breath during an
attack OF Group. and nothing In the
house to relieve It. Many mothers
have passed nights of terror in this
situation. A little fOrethOught will
enable you TO avoid all this. Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy IL. a GER
tain cure for Group and has never
been known to fail, Keep II at
hand. For sale by all dealers. Adv.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-11-27

Tuesdays Salt Lake press contain
ed lengthy dispatches that Col, d.
@. Jacklings' steam yacht. the cy-
prus. after a day out from Seattle
had put back 10 port on account OF
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-11-27

You know we represent only the
old line, reliable insurance compan-
les of the world, and when you have
a loss by fire, If you are insured by
us, your risk is paid promptly. A
little insurance taken out with us
now may mean a whole lot to you
when the adjuster comes around
after the fire.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-11-27

Our Losses Were Heavy
In the Helper fire, but they
are being paid just as rapidly
as the insurance adjustments
can be made.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-11-27
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-15
TRACK MAN INJURED.
Wright of Virginia Strains Tendon
in His Leg.
Special DISPATCH 10 The Star.


CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, January
lo.-George Wright, the most promising
of the new Virginia track material injur-
ed his leg Monday to such an extent as to
incapacitate him for probably a month, II
not the whole season. While sprinting
along the track at about three-quarters
speed his leg suddenly gave way and
1t was all he could do to keep from fall
ing Pop" Lannigan examined the in
Jured member and pronounced it strain
ed ligament OF very serious nature How
long the Ohio runner will be absent Is
uncertain. but there is no doubt he will
be careful the whole season on this &C
count.
Wright captured the quarter-mile run
over the field in the fall meet, running II
In fast time. Two weeks later he proved
his versatility by winning the ten-mile
cross-cOuntry run Trainer Lann.gan.
was very much impressed by the showing
of the youngster. and felt he should be
a fixture on the relay four. Last year no
less than six men were injured in this
manner during winter training, and Pop
Lann!ngan Is using every precaution to
prevent any such occurrence this season.
Yesterday he ordered the men to procure
massage treatment both before and after
running, thus obviating the stiffness be-
fore work as well as after. The squad
was put on the pledge to last until March.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-15
WEST POINTS GOOD SCHEDULE.
Has % Games at Home, Including
One With Catholic University.

WEST POINT. y. Y. January 15--The
Array base ball schedule. published yes
terday. consists OK twenty-three games. all
If whici, are 10 be played at West Point.
the scnctUIe is one OF the strongest In
wears, With the annual Army-Navy game
set for May ii. Two new games on the
sctrdiI'c are with Notrc Dame and the
tatl3,iG University.
Sam Straag. formerly OF the New York
Nationals. mas been re-engaged as coach.
Tho schedule follows:
March IS Colgate March ~, New York
University: April .. Stevens Institute:
April 3. Dickinson; April 0. Lafayette;
April l.. Norwich University: April 10.
Dartmouth: April ~. Harvard: April ..
s;warthmore: April %. Penn State; April
~ Holy Cross: May 3. University Of Vir-
GINA: May q Williams: May 10. Catholic
University: MAY Il. I,ehigh: May IL.
,'crtihan,; May II. Union: May "a. Notre
Ira.nc: MAJ -. Bucknell: May 10. eth
I.r-in. ~. -. Y. -. c.: May ~, Navy;
..tue l. tr.in'is: june .. Syracuse