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fomE men and women should
.... ard -farefieu Mr. p D. Carl
roo amarillo Hotel On Amarillo oct
O. concerning appointments fo ,ivi
81. hir, -s>--p
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11
- PROMISED THIS YEAR AND
RECORD Is EXPECTED.
Many Candidates FOR Positions Are Prac-
cling Daily, As only Three weoks
Remain Until School Opens.

With Just little over three weeks re-
manning. may - the nigh school boys
"h" have football aspirations Tor the
coming year are beginning 10 turn their
-" 49, 90 ha e. au advantage over Others
~ tie sl""d VINO are more careless ia
t'i~ respect uslf hour each daN lie
N"ici - r"nntng. kicking and catching
"a" ball viii io mach toward naA.ng
~" hrst tw' weeks ~ prd'tlce during
th~ warm DAYS ir rlN September much
less ir',sutrr n also helps the p-o-
spc"tive canal date for q position On The
ELEVEN hv allowing him 80 induig.. IN tie
! StI'nn"C>lN. ''t of wu."i counts in the
eyes = tie coach. " h. eutea Norr To v,...I
| rit "a" unlikely looking material ..
sp.."'iily a. possible"
When the first call Gee made fnr rra~-
-" ~ -" local htsn school = very f.-..-t-
,i'g I"' OF material sbouIl rr.-9--'.
W hil- IN" number ~ candidates ..,tv 'Ia.
10" a." !trc" ~ some fortner 1eurs ,ct
among ta" squad will b- proha''v IS
7 many '-Nt'"t .enc"d pl.N - u ~ ever
-" f"-tui" - The school u lave ~ tho
be- ming - a season.
| it1'u't a. usual left iiS imprint IN
~" lnc-up Thor" Is no d"nying thst
/ ~" absence ~ Spears Marsh Sr-v.,ib
! TURK \. and H. lieiSirorn and Hawke
viii 10 sadly felt Fa,h 81 thes.. PLAYERS
va. "St "-."rc" ami f'rr'ei ths larger
/ l'i'' 90 both he of~cnSi," s0I Intensive
work - o." team. Added 80 thee four
! STAR. m" '"l2 team viii also be- robbed
/ through sickness 81 H,rk.r a...r.di,s.i
/ one ~ The hest ends IN any fortn in This
! vicinity hst wear Tururch an in iury.
; - n'- ST." ~ - -ail that Parker VIII 10
= u, a'." =" stand H." rhvsicli strain 81
| a'ti'" W"'k on ~" rriiirou and 10 viii
:, mr." au exceptionally sooF man -
TT MS plnrc equally we'll However
. latNe vii have tpre" moro seasons IN
.'hool and ~ Is Iikei, he win Ice bc,rJ
' from 10, FOR" graduation
. VIM" ordinarily the loss ~ - many
Veterans would lessen tire chances for a
sr.c"s~ f"l i"1'n We tho material on hama
WIN "hl'h - replace no grads ~ So or-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11
Fast Football Team for
Wheeling High School

speedily placing championship team
on the Held The names below are COM
tnented upon without considering the
freshmen possibilities. from which In
the past. some OF the most valuable &C
puisiions have been secured. There -
no doubt also that many OF the hollow
INK VIII be changed about TO suit the
requirements of the system OF play
adopted 10y coach Holden. From early
announcements. however. IL looks OF ~
the eleven lucky ones will I've selected
rom the follow Ing and In somewhat
the order prescribed.
For end men ther. nre 80 far four an
h"unc"d candidates and each one Of the
quartet looks good. Nil are fast prob
ubiF the most necessary requirement OF
hi-t AID ioSper are the ones from whom
"a" ~" lucky ones viii he selected.
McirInahan * the most experienced OF
tic lot and WAS worked considerably all
through last season. The other three
have all had football experience and
~ith Mt little coaching should develop
into excellent players The extremes Of
hish line should be well taken care
creighton this season looks a surety
81 tackle position. Unusually weighty
for = htgh school player. Weighing In the
IciEhOorhopd of iSo. he will make him
-cif felt In every contest. This leaves
ot tho extra candidates for guard or
''i.rt WI PROBABLY b- moulded.
Center Line Strong.
Eo'L ~uouI trio from which IL will be
n" trouble 4" select a good pair sor The
center 81 the line Roberts and Cowl
are both veterans OF experience. by
singer - big and strong and should
also prove valuable In forward post
ton
For center there are so FAR two AN
dtdateS. ioge and Me- 'ullough McCui-
Tough held down the position last season
IN large number Of games Hoge also
has had work IN center Tiny and IL will
be warm fight between the two for
"a" lace Either of the men can he
used elSew here on the line.
In the backHeid there are still re-
manning two veterans. both stars in
their position. Hamilton and Stobbs.
There two viii form a good nucleus for
which on offensive play will he the
,tal of any school iu this section.
The half back positions are open. Nay
Is expected TO I'LL one OF the places. and
'ioetzc. white rather light. * candi-
date COR the other The two choices for
the iarkheld. which still problematical
may fall with these two. although other
mon viii NOT doubt he given trials
The work ~ Hamilton on quarter and
~tphl'S on fun back needs no comment
With added weight and experience OBJ
tairrd from past playing they should
play the game OF their lives tie coming
reason
Ia Stobbs and Nay High school Is
also well taken care Of IN the kicking
department with the probability OF
hirking playing "A more prominent part
thar usual IN the system OF play. this
VIII help greatly the development OF n
winning combination.
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CHARTERS ISSUED

Special Dispatch to the intelligence.
CHARLESTON. ". Va. Aux 10
The folloVing charters have been IT,
sued 10y the secretary ~ state.
Eastern Refining Company. Of OH
city. Pa. for the purpose Of manufac
turing. marketing and selling gasoline
and crude oil In Lincoln district Of
Tyler county. West Virginia. Author.
1ed capital. 10000. Incorporators.
James u. Berry. Charles u. Berry. VII.
lam VI. Parker. u ~ McPherpon and
". T Parker. all 81 OIL city. Pa.
Back Fork Coal Company. of Fair
mont. ". Va. 90 develop coal and 9th
Or mineral lands IN Webster county.
West Virginia Authorized capital.
SEQ. 0O0 Of which 100000 has been
paid The incorporation are. p G.
Franc. J. p Richie and ~ VI Sho-
walter. ~ Fairmont " Va. y g.
Lewis. ~ Grafton. " Va. and !. r
Beatty. ~ Warrington. " va
Montgomery Utilities Company. oi
Montgomery. " Va. a. own and oper.
~" water. power. electric and gas
plants FOR uac ~ tho public. Author.
yed capital So U-.u incorporation
s. Lilly and Wesley Wilkes. 81 Beck.
Icy " Va 4 4 Lilly. D q. brown
and = " Curry ~ Charleston. W Va.
Tho Nev Freedom Company. ~
Clark sburg. ". Va. 10 publish Demo
cratic nov paper and conduct job
printing house Authorized capital
10000 incorporation George W.
Bland. y q smith 8 y Fletcher.
Ranaci Johnson. o. Frank Wilson. d.
" ogden and others. ail 81 CI1rks.
burg
80 Albans Ar Glass Company. 81
So Nlbans. " Va 10 manufacture
GLASS. orr Eiase fo buy lumber ans
timh'r to manufacture boxes Al.
fhorized capital. $50 c00 Incorror.
afor 70 Lewis e. y Lewis.
charles Shcwtv. NJ a. Thaycr. and %.
y Hiakc all 81 Charleston
Okonoko orchard Company. 81 Paw
Iaw. vs. Va to cultivate and develop
real estate Tor orchard and other ruf
poses in Springfield district ~ Ham.
shire county. West Virrinia Author
Hci capital $4,000 tnrorporafore
Charlie Dahletram. John = INA
ineer and Charles S Johnson. ~ Nc.
h'c port. Va. an james v Kirk ana
HAMMOND Nirk ~ Taw Taw. vs.
Va
r'criea rauk ~ Granfqvile cat
noun county West Virginia with
sH Hufh'.IfrI capital az $50 .uoO. to
%" general haukine business Tho
lurrrpof 1rr o. KNOTS. a
{. smith, q $ smith. " a. Jackson
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PUBLIC SALE.
PUBLIO SALE or ZEAL ESTATE.
Special Commissioner Sale of valuAni,
Real paeAte.


In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County.
West Ntrs inia.
Amelia VieWeg VS.. Fred vieweg. ct a.
IN CHANCERY.
BY virtue OF the authority vested I'm
me as special commissioner by a decree
of the Circuit Court Of Ohio County.
West virginia. made in the above en-
Titled case. on the 2+th day Of July. 1913.
And entered IN order hoOk. No. %. ~
page S2s. l Will sell at public auction al
The north front door Of the Court House.
ot ONO County. ia the city OF Wheeling.
ohio County. ". Va. ON
TUESDAY. THE 2Sp DAY OF SEP
TENDER. 1913
az 10 o'clock \ NJ. TO the highest and
best bidder the following real estat~. to-
All. All OF the lot OF ground situated Ia
the town Of South Wheeling In that mari
OF Ia" said town which was formerly
called La Grange" a. lot numbered siX-
ty-five 1S5J together with ali the build
ings and improvements thereon and the
heredita ments thereunto belonging II
i.Oreth NieWeE. known also as Dorethy
Eealvey. by Adam Kraft and Minna
kra'z MS wife; which deed Is recorded
IN Deed Book. No 80. page 2ss in tn.
records Of the County court OF Ohio
county. West Virginia.
The terms 81 sale shall be one-fhird
more thereof As the purchsser shall
elect 10 be paid IN cash on the day Of
Fal" and the residue thereof IN two
equal iustallments. bearing Interest," from
the day OF sale. at six per ceuturu per
Annum. and payable IN six and lively .
months from the day OF sale. for which
deferred payments the purchaser shall
give his negotiable pronlssory notes.
bearing interest from tie IL, 81 sale
and Iayah!e 70 said Sp"cis. "uruission-
-. the TILE 20 the properfy old To- De
retained until the ia ym~ut .I .lI Of the
said purchase money and interest
FRED ~. INKMAS
Special Commissioner
curtis ~. Rice. Auctioneer
J. John l. Kingdom. clerk Of said
Court So certify that bond has been
given 81 TIE amount required
JpH$ l.. kINGIORN.
~ .H-aNf
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CHARLES sErvsRr IS
IMPROVING NICELY

car belonging to John callahan
was completely destroyed hv fre ~
E'mWood. saturday. when The gas tank
b'cam" tgrtcd when boz dropped n
match in 90 Tho Young gentlemen
we're onieavoring to patch q Tire when
Tho accident occurred charles SET
vert vas severed, burned hui iq nov
rocot"rirE nicely ~ fhe Norfh WhocI
ing hospital md VIII resume Dis tu.
t's 40 f1c " a - boz short time
Tho loss viii amount fo about 500
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md u o. stump. all ~ Grantsviile.

and u a. stump. all ~ GrantsvilIe.
v Va
LOGAN Land Company. 81 loFan. "
Va. 20 deal In real estate. own and
operate electric and water plants Au
thorized capital $4,000 Incorpora-
tors Scott Mcdonald and Ford No
Donald. ~ iiurhcy. " Va s. 8.
'raper. Iunia 3 Draper and p a.
Hurst. ~ LOGAN. W. Va. and ". 4.
Hurst ~ Williamson. " Va
NirEinia a Montana Mining Com.
ppnv ~ Wheeling. " Va 70 acquire
mineral claims and develop mineral
lands ln LOWS and clark county.
Montana Auth prised capital. fin.Ouu
lncorpofntors John p Schellhaas
Coz rrc D. Maxwell and " ~ chap
man. OH ~ Wheeling. " Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-11
BUSINESS OPPORT'NITD. S

foh sALE-'ood two chair barber shop
Good trade Address W l.. Golden
Claysviii-. "a 'y-2a-u
foh BALE-Penn sy lvania hotel Brow NJ
vile. IA. fifty rooms nicely furnish
"a, running water in every room. heated
- steam. ltt hv electricity. elevator
l'"lng - utre business. cheap rent. five
ana haif years ieass. Property can b.
bought re1sonari". Have good reasons
To- selling Come and see for yourself
81 aEcnt. y shIckluna- prop an-A-I
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DIED

Jackson Saturday. August =. 1914
~ 20 clock m. AZ her home No
<fll Jacob street. HAHHNRA ELLEN
vie ~ Joseph Jackson IN her 6stI
wear
Funeral eervi~ea from her late residence
on Tuesday dftsrU9ou ~ . a. o'clock
FRIENDS ~ tho family are invited 10
ATTEND lnfermcnt tfrcenWuod cen1e-
tern There viii be- a sreciaf car az
the residence after the services 10
convey any friends 10 the cemetery
heI.AUoHLrH-Af PitffbufeN - ter
ate home SO 1-1l Forbes .frest
Mrs MARTHA FROST Mcf At'GH-
Funeral from me -eaidenre ~ her
lister. NrF Charles Sharr 80 I.5
Fifteenth street ur TuesdaV after
noon nt Q O'clock Friends ~ the
ifW.lF rrsIrctfu .lV invited ~ attenf
ini'rmcrt Greenwood cemetery
sAMUEL RIoos-At hts residence IN
Muurdat TO-. SUNDAY. August 10 az
20 a. m ir DIST wear - age
turcrni TUESDAY August f1 ~ p mi,
90 residence Inffrrnrrf In Mount
tinsf cemetery
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Leaders in Big League
Stand Still i'm Big Race

Nt,W YORK. Aug 10 Ten teams
IN their quest TO m" major league
p"nudr's failed 20 make any htadwav
during -" week. Of baseball that end
81 yesterday. J.. ,'ner six gained
from seven to four points. bui among
them were neither tho New York
'GiantS nor Philadelphia Athletics lead
"rS. respectively. Ia the National aud
American circuits. These TWO stood
Still. ina~muCh a. each won and lost
thr"" games. Will" = majority Of the
ONE. clubs did D. poorly some ~
them even worse. Philadelphia chi
Cago ANA Cincinnati Ia the older
league. and Chicago and Boston in Tho
Younger league. W"r" tho teams that
oucc"' ded 10 brttr.iug their standing
Ia ~" National. the ~ e"k's rc.'Ilts
continued io show that Mauacer Nc
GTaW. 81 New Norh. cannot Vet ha cor
talu 81 driving hfS team through tho
1912 worlds series. for Prilad.iphia i'm
SIEVE al day cut m. Giants - point
j. I'D down 'o - points. representing e
diu"r' nee oi "a gam" and J haIf The
Giants raIncd % half game today hv
dtic"tinE Cincinnati while PhIlad"l.
phid WIS IDLE. On tho other hand in
~" American circuit ~ would appear
nat Connie Nack. although his team
lost ton l,uts iU fhr percentage table.
can begin forthwith fu groom one Of
his v"i"rau- for th" first Of rho post
season games for Li- club i- farther
ahead ~ 'hr field than if was la-' sun.
day. due 20 ~. negative showing az
~" unucrs.up. cleveland and Wash
inetou
The Cl'vclanI- just about oiimirat
90 th"W-"Iy'- u- f1E contender fhis
year. Facin- -o.call.d crucial series
on Nuuipt vi'N ~. Athletic. -t..
made dismal display af e time when
they booked as ~. former world q
champions only rivals
ii@d fhr. won three u. 'h. 'orr
game fh' Two teams PLAYED. fn" Nars
would nav" b"cr riri' on fl" r.r.. OF
pho Nac,T. Instead. 'hr Athletic.
tu"k 'h" .onE 'uI oi f'r -cries
White Sex Active
To both lr1ru.- ro other team dil
Isl" N"i .- fnr Nr'r SoN Prior 20
their fvu trtorin- over thr Abilities
chicago took 'hr'" our of four from
NH-rIrrfrr Tho Nt"t .F. 'gIia.
ham. U.u frif ff.tr sos fo within a
f"~ .fu.. o. 'hiri place lu 're
i.rrh Circuit SATURDAY. uiFI' found
Chicago 100 fr'rI place. instead oi
I.f'thlfFI. with 50 nu.- LaIdlue Gin.
c.unati. former cellar position. I-aok
lFn barely IlYv. -.1fI r.tr. trl PfI
adeirH'I lHnl. fOrsir. ahead
I"" TLi.i'- .u feet. .pt r.fh.n coy
on rHm' .Of fhr t.rrf.. nh.lr fur Iaf
'rr struck 1 -iuWr dIr FOO Iart fn univ
ri'- OF p..trr. ThiiiGtluhl dropped
hW fNu game. OI' uf ."trr. Irfntfing
So I"Ii. Tour '.wr- -uIr.rE aud thf
rfF' "r'r IuirHrn added 'brra vice
f.r..- u..f fl' Sup. fhl- fn fNu over
fh' Ih.I'.. I1..rG prrn fp rhu4daf
pinto urd ono" fu fir0ut1.u pitts
hlrsl four Victories gee asaius' Two
defeat .ffIII" fH' uinriul rf hrr
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TRUSTEES SALE.


Island Propsrty for sale.
FV virtue - the nufEorftv Trafef &c.,
80 urdersiEned Trustees o, IN o~dr- en-
tcrni 500 o." bankruptcy suit % O. o.
Snith. bankrupt or the ZCtN dst OF
lHIt. respectively by the honorable
il.nrf Nn'te. Referee will receive
"f efF f"r The property owned ~ the
ft.d iwrhrupt on WheetinR Island known
Hs No az Nurth Erie street and aIss ne
property on sail Wheeling Island known
o. SCI. III South Front street the latter
lfinE The homestead u tho said - ~
smith. 90 private sale. a. my ufrf~e.
f'nm ff1 SrNmuIhHfh ruIffInr rutII
-tfurlHr. August Z7d 1913 81 u 90
riHIr. The undersi Ened trustee reserves
tIr rlENf f0 reject any and all offers
HEWMAN 4 Ht %ffT. Trustee for
% p smith bankrupt
Hu-s-Tf ~. ff-TH-gf.
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.

HOTEL T8oHTEMAC - Xsusuoky Ave.
loo yards from Beach. TIE most popu-
piers. central to all attractions: modern
high-clsss hotel. as good as the best:
capacity $50. Will make very special
terms OF .fs. $40. si2.50. SIS up weekly.
including large ocean rooms. metal beds
with white service. table supplied direct
from farm. pure water: sanitary plumb
Ing. porches overlooking the ocean and
boardwalk. W. r. WATTS.
1lyls-12
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR SAI4E-30 h. p. Oakland
Roadster in good condition En-
quire II. V. Ornold, s So. Huron
street, Island. au2-tf
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HOTEL IROOUOIS

OCEAN END SOUTH CAROLINA
AVENUE. Atlantic City. ~. J.
Remains open all year. Private and Pub
lie Baths. Elevator TO Street. Game and
Lbunging Hoom. 100 feet OF porches
own Electric Plant: White Service. cap
sPDCIAL RATES AS Low AS sl2So
PER WEEL-
Booklet and Menu on Request
Iy-25-t-au-23
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was only the thickness % the other play
err ir Intervening that prevented
SCRAP ENer~ has had a tough season.
IT," FANS 10 'hicaGo felt none To-" bridIy
toward o." cubs Wien the srh.cIla be-
Kan after the deal Chance received
f.'"rs has been hgH'iug all kinds 81 odd 3
A'''" Do" took hold until his sensitive
nerves are worn To a fragile fringe.
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Japan Dr. capturing fhr AUSTRALIAN
"Hrr" market from California com
p''IfUr..
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Internal Disorders.

disorders.
20 iuiIfte- which have. bothered the
Chants "u tsls trip are NOT OF /, f.,at
NATURE" CHIEF Movers will he missed
- course. 'ut D." had been WORKING v.ry.
-,'.i".iN. ans way. and 10 needed q rest
Ni'~pn - great substitute. H. l. 50
good cat her t'tt on most any otNar
.. I'll" would Ae a first sfrtus man
~ can - q hard hitter and VIII
i"n"tl''~ split tae duties with Wilson
Toy ." J. ready 20 Eu back fr tho game
ID. nrs Do" stu iiwps a ltttle bit Nc
'l"" j. almost himself after having tho
attack a. stomach trouble in chicago
Ti'i"f i~ 90 condition to work once
more now.
M''rH" s. scouting around for an
"f|"r good pufflclIer lie has two or
three PU~@iti" trades under wav vrirh
i-'f -FallN H' has not discussed with the
foam IT, ttS been after R-sch.r tna
ft-f r"rd"u"r 90 tHc Cincinnati Pods
l''i Tinker refuses 200 part with him nm
JOSS Do" receives most ~ the Giant team
%. i'ftFr. Tinker net Mctsraw I'm bot n
~ I~'il@ and 'liraEo lie watched to
'''"n'~ I'af several games wnicn wor-
fi'l q isf - the boys
fd'i"" co." difficult fhings 90 make
i''ih sides dIvIt- want tho hest a. ~
naturally. 49, In driving any other bar
gain II fd" o. very arNtoetS 20 ubfat-,
q n"N O.Itfi"lf'sr. bHf 10 docs NOT intend
70 n""" any -a'rific'@ 90 get ono In a
iln'.. ~f<f"r can be- moved % tho ont
tt.a. and Il"-fnr trscrted ~ third hase
~ docs not weaken the irf!efd 81 tII.
and 49," Giants would sff.I have a stro,g
"-ifft'td with Shsf~r ll 10 Therefore
Nr''fH" e. not going Co. give ANYTHING
~ ff 90 ret a. rev nIffi.lIer iuf no. =
di'Ff ono 600 e frir trade
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lr 'tr. frrlti I.re. ! hoard ~ new
tffirE s.iii s batting uiihi i1 the y
1850 f'ut player makes because he
cannot f'' tine htit. \ pitching aiiht Is
.'.' "fs"n ~ pitcher doe not win 80
certain PLAYER un tho SfrrinDatt ,.s,,,
dos
bats 'lc natter Tinker barbsd
90 DIN, ir '.' itet inning afstr he nsI
"''r p" f.' plate. can't you soc to
SO. 10 replied = vent o. ono n
."s" moving uIrfurr shows Iase nigh
t f'"f H.w..s UI-f ms ewes ri
never zn Co. one urnIr
T.af f- rsu sf.ft Ir tho afff.f ff-. g..
if" ". fH.I w. when mentioned q
''f' 'f" trs 81 ..f rt twpfrr- " ho viii
ili a. f"Ff rH-icr picture theatre
-i.k 90 |.HNr' .lif. fr ou mis- list
Gel. f'~ shows eHe tonne" one
.rrII fH.I no fr .Iat
per a"r1.If newer aHW fru.n about
f.e movies f. II-f -rv ESQ. eNaert f.-.
IniH ftn iHHHe NJ SOME of gre nrfara.
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PHLLRs Houu

ATLANTIC CITY. n. }.
Massachuset Ave. aud Beach Ele
ator to street level Booklet
r. y. PHILLIPS.
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L EXIN CT ON

T AS AF Gko AHE COUNTS StGePs' aS S;s
to BEACH in BATHiNS ATTIRE with
out using STREETS. which les PRO-
HIBiTEp RUNNING WATER in
rooms. T1IvATE RATS. $3.50 and up
WHITE SERVICE ORCHESTRA.
BALLROOM. VAUDEVILLE ENTER
TANNERS. BOOKLET. PAUL c. ROSE
GRAMS.
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Best Moderate Rate Hotel
EIBERON
And fireproof Annex. Tennessee avenue
near Beach. central. new throughout.
capacity. 400; opposite Protestant and
CathoiI On urches: running water In
ROOM. private baths; excellent table:
fresh vegetables frsgn our own farm.
let special prices. $3.50 to $3.50 daily;
Is TO 81 weekly. r. b. LUDY. NJ ID.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-10-24
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. October 2S-To-day's cotton
market nervous and unsettled. ncccm-
Der and July contracts made new high rec
ords for tn aesetN.&s. mum MISUNDERSTANDING
ords for tho season with December cotton
selling At lf.05, but offerings showed ten
dcnCy to increase on advances while fuct-
uationE were irregular enough TO suggest
that the trade hesitatiuE between the
expectation of a reaction after the recent
big advance aud tendency toward Il
further reduction In crop views. owing to
continued bad weather reports from the
South. The close was steady. but several
points OF from the best with prices net {
points higher to points lower, near months
being relatively firm. Reports heavy rains
in the Southwest and bullish Liverpool
cables caused an opening advance Of from
5n3 points. but the market mot heavy real
i2ne from tho start and prices cascd
off. ActoVc months cnsed off To not loss
of 5T9 points during tho middle of tho
morning. but after tho close OF Liverpool
there seemed TO be less selling pressure. and
the market turned firm toward midday on
reports OF heavy rains in eastern and cen
trail sections OF the belt rumors that the
National Ginncrs' Association estimated the
crop at IL. 600 bales. excluding lintcrs. on
data collected before tho frost, covering by
early sellers and II renewal OF bun support.
This advance carried prices about aHi1
points net higher, after which the market
eascd of or ID points from the best under
renewed realizing.