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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-18
The Million Dollar
Mystery
By Harold MacGrath
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10000 ron 100 wonDs.

IcopyFisht: 1914: ny8Harola Macarath.l
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-18
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

diseased portion Of the caf! There q only one
way tocnre deafness. and that q By constitution
eenGiea q The mucous ass q &c EustasSsa
Tube. When this tube ID inhimed you have q
rumbltng sound nr imperfect hearing. and when
unless the Inflammation can be taken out and
this tube restored to IT. normal condition. hear.
ten are caused 81 cstarh, which Is nothing but
an .indamed condition of the mucous surfaces.
We will Eiye One Hundred Dollars for any case
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circu.
wa ~. r. j. CHENEY 4 CO.. Toledo. o.
Sold BY Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipatiou.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-18
RETURN FROM FISHING TRIP

Jack Marks, the genial manager of
the Orpheum theater, and Louis Mar
kun returned from Davis Saturday
where they spent week fishing. The
pleasures of the trip was impaired
slightly by continued rain but never
theless they succeeded in capturing
200 mountain bass.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-18
SAVES DAUGHTER !.
Advice Of Mother no Doubt Pre-
vent. Daughter. !. Untinely End.

Ready, KY was moi able TO do
anything for nearly six months" writes
Ms. Laura Bratcher, Of tins place, s.and
was down in bed for three months.
! cannot tell YOU how ] suffered with
my head, and with nervousness and
womanly troubles. "a
Our family doctor told my husband he
could not do me any good, and he had
70 give i up. We fried another doctor,
butheI did not help me.
At last, my mother advised me 10 take
Eardlii, the Wpman's ionic. ] Thought
i was no use for was nearly dead and
nothing seemed 70 do me any good. BID
! took eleven bottles, and now ! am able
washing. : : -
1 think cardui is the best medicine In
the world. Ny weight has increased,
and ! look the picture Of heallh.
II YOU suffer from any Of the ailments
peculiar 70 women, get 4 bottle OF Eardui
today. Delay Is dangerous. We know
It will help you, for il has helped so
many thopsands Of other weak women
In the past 80 years, q
At all druggists.
Ill d. n
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-18

Almost the only thing in the eco
nomie life Of the English workman
that did not rise In cost last year Is
rent. This Is due to the high emt-
grafton, even among the best class
OF workers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-18

could not stand on
my feet. Ny sister
in-law wished me to
try Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegeta
Compound and my
nerves firm,
appetite good, step
elastic, and ] lost
that weak, tired
feeling. That was.
six years-ago and I
have had three fne
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-18

.Wtiis &: Chattanooga Medicine Co, is6iess
Advisory pert. Chattanooga, Team, icI Syeeiai
Assfsst4iens eny your csc and d rare book Homo
SssAtnert for Vega p plein Vfeprer. NO Ias
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-18
MAS IS| ER|'||b|BL
COULDN'T STAND

Compound,

Aackawanna, N, Y. - After my first
child was born ! felt very miserable and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-12
LA SALE COLLEGE HAS
GOOD BASKETBALL TEAM
Strong Schedule Arranged for Var
sity Five With Public Schools.

With a full team OF veterans back. pros
poets for the coming basketball season at La
salle College are exceedingly bright. and the
Ave should be strong contender in the scho-
lastlc race. Practice was begun two weeks
ago, and Coach Belland, who for the last
eight years turned out championship teams at
Brackport State Normal School. New York.
Is using the same lineup which played last
year. Mccarthy, McNIchol and o. Donnel. for
wards; Captain Windt. centre, and Callahan.
Gillespie and Maloney, guards, is the present
Pc rsonnel OF the Ave
The second team Includes several promising
men who are varsity possibilities later In the
season. Freeman. Gleason, Connolly and Moran,
who played on last years scrub. are again at
hand Ryan, J. Bonner II, Bonner. C. gill
lespie, O'Neil and Toner are new men who
arc making good.
Manager cody has arranged games with
nearly all the public high school hves, and
The schedule TO date is as follows:
q November 30-Brown Preparatory, home,
December l5-southern High, home; 22
January 2-Morris Guards. Atlantic city l5
Salesian Catholic High, Wilmington, Del. ,
10, Catholic High, Hallahan Hall. %, Villa
nova Preparatory. homei 70, West Chester
High, West Chester Pa ~ Ninelahd High
February 1-saleslan Catholic High, home
3, Chestnut Hill Academy, home tpending)i ~
Vineland High, ylnsland. y, j.; 10, Catholic
81 Northeast Manual. away lpending)i 20
Lower Merton High, away.
March 2-NorristoWn High hOmei 4, Ger
mantown High away
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-12

The arst of the championship gridiron
-or,rsts 10 decide the winner OF tho Elils
rs,r,he, rup will take place tomorrow
when Northeast High School faces 'he
west Philadelphia High School lads at
sortheast field. 2pth and Cambria streets
r-h, mast perforances Of the elevens our
tnp the first half of the season may war
rant strong sentiment IN favor WI
Northeast as the winner, but II must ps
horna in mind that determination ana
Ia rount heavily when rivals of long
Standing meet In cornpe'i'''
on naper Il appears as IL Northeast
a decidedly stronger than west Z @ @hIle
delphia In every department OF tne ee,i,o. t'
Coach johnson, has shaped UP one VI
s-t.s. ,-orlrina football machines ever
.se,, ~ achoInstic ranks. Every man on
ehn eleven handles himself with assur-
s,,cs ana agility, and there Is beauty III
watching the boys execute tneir pay :,
EVebb. the quarterback, besides pelhs q
-.v,nar rkahle kicker and forward passer'
= - sxcellent field general, who has
~. team entirely under his control iIs
<o~vard masses to the ends and hail-
V,,cha have been the essence OF tue
ArchIves' attnck throughout the seasOIl.
He Is also the originator OF seVeral new
forward pass and fake FORWARD lVl.na 1.,t
tiofa Wnlcn nave P''
= 2snSrsn. who lately returned to half
sxs,.tr iz n pIayer of the TuoDy Ross
{,,na. who can plunge the line tor certalli
-afns In uedelt and Heuer Northeast
So two excellent defensive players. poth
81 whom are also used extensively III 'the
forward pass formations. The llne; .ne
cniv part OF the team which worried tne
Saa.hea nj the beginning of the season.
.f,.z been Immensely strengthened py the
ad,iition of new players. "Dud Ihonas
q 4 nIayer OF the college type ana lar
,,trlasses any of the West Phliaoeiphla
Tcr,vards Wetzel. the guard, IS lhJureu
/. 4 nresent and II unable to play MS piace
~gili be filed by Brown. who mas Just
xet,irned to the game. Wlson anu 1'.,I. Or
ha,,nt have proven speedy ana WohueI-
S,,,sly adept at catching Captain Weop
<or,yard passes. The team averages To-
no,,nds in weight. Ave pounds more thah
west philadelphia. 49,,
The trick plays Northeast has been
,racticing, including delayed pass anu
freak forward pass formations VIII De
mt into use only II necessary 'sinSe '
Fasch Johnson wishes TO preserve them
80 ~. C,entraI High game. Johnson be-
S,.ysa that Northeast can beat its oppo-
rent in a straight rushing game and IN
ssvau 10 use end runs and line plays as
much as possible. ,,-,,,,..,, ,,,
,rhe return of Captain BILLY wagon
Hnirht has restored much hope TO the
west Philadelphia followers wagon
knight, like Captain Webb Is an aole
field general, punter and FORWARD passei,
49, nerhaps eclipses the Northeast star
beea.tse OF his end and open field run
Ming ability Ellis, who ran the team
5nrine WaBenltnights absence, Is a good
s,ra olunEer. The West Philadelphia
asekdeId will have its hands busy on the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-12
wrsr pHt1,ApELPH1A mon sCHooL

defensive in trying TO intercept the for
ward passes. and have been given special
drill during the last week In this kind
OF work. The line Is weaker than North
east 2, but possesses a pair OF sterling
ends in Otley and Pfell, who are showing
unusual speed.
Under the circumstances Coach Null
ford has instructed his men to play
waiting game, relying upon the ability OF
the line to recover fumbled plays and
kicks. This will place Northeast contin-
ually on the offensive and may be inBtru-
mental in producing large score for
both teams.
The chief basis for comparison through
past games will be found in the William
son Trade School games. Northeast de-
feated Williamson IL to 6, while West
Philadelphia succumbed to the Medians
u to o. The obvious defect In West
Philadelphias play thus far has been
fits powerless attack. If Wagenknlght re-
stores the team to its offensive ability,
a close contest should result.
Several interacademic football matches
are scheduled for Friday the most Inn
portant ones being the Episcopal-Pen
Charter and Chestnut Hill games. The
Episcopal-Penn Charter game always
draws a large crowd of alumni and stu
dents to Queen lane, ii being an annual
affair. Unfortunately, Episcopal has three
of its best men on the injured list. Cap
tain Applegate, Bonsack. the crack end
and Dickson are all more or less severe
ly injured, and II able to play at all
will be in greatly impaired condition
Episcopal is also much lighter than Penn
Charter. the churchmen averaging only
14O pounds.
Penn Charter has built an exceptional
team which looks like championship
outfit All the regulars are at present in
the including ('aDtain HailOwpil
The punting of Guyer has been a feature
of late. The chances OF Episcopal lie in
it's ability to execute the forward pass
which 1t has adopted as its chief form
of attack.
ST. Luke's is considerably heavier than
the Chestnut Hill aggregation, but has
none of it's speed. Captain GRillard, of
the Killers, expects to take his oppo-
nents by surprise with an assortment of
end runs and maze OF forward passes
Wray, brother of the Penn halfback,
Loranger is not expected to play because
of a bad hip.
St Luke's has had an exceptional sea-
son and because of the III tie against
Penn Charter will put in a strong bid for
the interacademic championship. The
work of Hallowell and Klndlg. the right
end. has contributed largely to the
teams success.
new gridiron star was unearthed at
Northeast High in the Northeast-Ce Central
High freshman game in Friel, fullback
for the Archives yearlings who scored
three touchdOwns and went through the
line and around the ends for repeated
gains. Frel was out for the varsity ear
lier in the season, but later decided to
throw in his lot with the freshmen. He
weighs l55 pounds and should prove excel
lent material for the varsity next year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-12
CLOTHIER BANQUET
AT HOTEL WALTON
IS A BIG SUCCESS
Retail Team Members and
Others Presented Trophies
by S. & c. A. A.-Karst
Going With Athletics.

Strawbridge & Clothier Athletic Assoc
citation held its fourth annual baseball
dinner at the Hotel Walton last night,
and it was declared to have been the
best ever arranged. The 200 members and
guests were In their glory. The cham
pion Retailers nine and all the other
players in the league came in for their
share Of honors.
During the course OF the banquet IL
was announced that John Karst the
athlete who won the I. b. McGinley Gun
for making the greatest number of extra
base hits would again be given a trial
by the Athletics.
was splendid one. Lucius cole a yioiibIsi
or the philadelphia Orchestra whose studias
Germany have qualified him as an sftist an ~
exceptional merit, held the bsngusfers en-
ana Poonaise Vieuxteh@ps @ snd '.2ns .s9i baads
Muselte, Tor Aulin. Ofher clever speeiaifisil fi,i
n various lines We're Introduced by Jere shsv
John Owens. Paul Breedy. Ednyfed IHsfe'
THOMAS Cummings. John VandersIoot Danisl
Billy Humphreys Ferdinand HimnsS,,,sTTI ~, ~
ana Joln Deylin he effort OF the trawbrideta
j; q, 9eyss was noteworthy Ne'iVH OF
ne ne ieaeuIe @ 9I the evening vas the preseu
yer cup was presented 10 ne Refsn 'iis @ sli-
champions for 1914. by Frank WaIeb 49, IN; ~;
cups were presented 10 nembers =" e"fias s5ilsef
team BY Joseph McCuteheon. hesd ~ tb 'tSs-il Ss
Of the players a gold watch fob - s-NH
James Kennedy received a gold vyat,s, 81.
Iophy l9r having made the most home rsbs
The trophy was the gift Of ID Ar@fer-'e.
head Qi the mems clothing departnnenf ~,
maze 3l.a ne Pfe44entation IA person.
HgoHt ~ barbin, head Of the advertfsfrg
Department. made the preseutation of frenFi.-
@ men Ia the association with the besf base
ball records for the season sa-s-
Edward Nocton, editor Of the 4 ana .
store Shat looked after the comfort of tbs
Upon behalf Or the association A. A. rr,,lt,
the president, was presented WIN 49,.
meat dish by H. j Tiy. -f4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-12
HAVERF0RD PREPARES
FOR HOPKINS GAME
Special Grand Stand Erected for
Game with swarthmore.

HAYERFORD COLLEGE. Nov. 1i,-Next
Saturdays game with Johns Hopkins Uni
versity will be played at Baltimore, so that
all preparations on Walton Field are being
made for the inal Swarthmore football game
10 be played on the following Saturday, NO
yembeT 2i. The Football Committee has had a
special grand stand erected along the east
side OF Walton Field which, together with the
regular stand opposite ON the west side or the
heid is expected to provide ample seating
capacity for the great crowds that VIII De
out TO see the struggle between the TWO
quaker colleges.
Manager Edward \. Crosman announces that
the football management has been hooded
with requests for tickets, and that the orders
will be answered in order OF application. Coach
Mike Bennett put his men through another
stiff drill on Walton Field this afternoon m
preparation for the two hnal games, ana tested
out his backheld candidates. Al present the
backheld Is constituted or captain carey az
Quarterback Croaman ana Van Dam az half
back position. and Ramsey, fupback. but three
men who are rushing the above quartet hard
and who have been doing especially 5000 work
recently are Kirk, MRrtwick and Sansree
MaFtWlck Is at present bothered with baa
knee as Is also Hannum and special care VIII
be taken 70 try and keep the men IN shape
FOR the swaTthmore game, as II Will be a
great handicap 20 have the squad weakened
BY injuries for this anal clash
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-12
PERSONAL TOUCHES
In SPORT

The "Phllllcs" still pursue their old polly ICY
OF getting young paESrn Who night rba TScSnt re
draft list showed that the pills dld Pt nqt
take man from the minors by tnE riyais Gsao OF
the local National Leaguers drafted ten nseh msen
ing HGsdGs les, that Was had nSmber Of other
yonnEsteEs on his reserve list for lPiS Iyc cons cons
Btructvo pclicy and an inactive, losing one
Most OF the loading men in the large, col,
leEes and unlyerslties today are strongly IN
favor of intercollegiate football IHT OK,
ample at Columbia the ban has been on sng snf
s@s ssmS 'qT the nsSrS sSS Is that is il
every 10 those STI'GR6atms RGntn, New YORK
University. takes a view directly. opposite to to
this. He Gays OF the game I'm dSn1 the IohS sSua all
ties which Will not only carry him along ,So So
success tho football neld but Hls9 IN noweP EaP
s%Ges high in hs FamS Of reonireS 9gefS' moe Se
this Year than ever Lefore in the history Of
the game. as the new plays require mlorS iaoIt
that Wins is the team with the punch. and a9d
tho football man who develops the puhCh WI"
find It a big asset in after ltie'
The fact that most of the schools OF Phli@-
id only anoRer HM Indication md that The English game
has come to stay. The more sSho9i teams ghn
Sf epaf nterest S stand and this means that in com,
poT9tvely short time this @ city goyntry MIR in both
amateur and professional ranks.
The social features Of The Emy-NH;E}y spmS sOS
received his official inyitaion TO be pTeS1SGhIt
Rt the contest, which VIII be held on FThhklin
Field the Saturday after ThHnksEiving. ~
usual the Pcllevuc- -Stratford viii be the
headquarters for the officers Of the Army, ana
the Navy will hold forth at the walton. ihus LINUS
announced. but It is understood that TINS 'nd
of the fracas will be well taken care OF oy
social Philadelphia.
The Michigan football team has been called,
and Justly so, in-and-out eleven. one, OF
the Wolverines do more travelling than any
other big college team in the country. Inc
wear and tear on the individuals necessarily
produce detrimental results I'm their all-r1und
play For instance, the long, wearisne Trip
Of the Mlchigandcrs TO Cambridge naturally
took a lot OF the edge on the men FOL
lowing that game Yost had To take his men
back to Ann Arbor and prepare for his Dig
game With Penn. Yale. Princeton ana Har-
ward have never made a practice OF trnEclng.
The only time they leave their own held Tor
battle Is 10 meet each other, and these jumps
are 20 short that the team is never thrown
on It's balance In this way. Consequently these
able T. get hetter results with teams which
arc often Inferior to Yosts men.
football ian recently wrote a communica-
tlon to a daily paper consuming the press for
requesting that players wear numbers for the
assertion. Yale's bowl viii Eeat ~ 900, and
II our knowledge Of the number OF students
In the various colleges Is correct that hgure -
somewhat In advance Of the combined student
role Of Yale plus any rival on the sridiron.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-12
AMATEUR BOXERS SHOW
SKILL OF PROFESSIONALS
Ksnsington Club Scene Of Some Very
Interesting Bouts.

Amateur boxers displayed their wares "a me
sii1-rsnf elasses last plight at the henslhs ~
ei,sb some Of the bouts were s VOL NJ ~ q
mention particularly the MlHe sto"shi tliil -
Sisns 10 ~ winner, he stopplng his opponent 10
t@o felnsS7' fel..sS eisss1Jimmy Clabby beat Harry
E4tehafid ID three Tound4; fogns hins ~. hag
e..ae,.-h ~ Jiuny Eetcheifs Haiiopa ana gah
a. lfs srening round. The judges a.sa41eeo a.
~ enS of ihe third session N the Tommy
ft5,ss.v-r ros scanlon bout. and the feteice or
defed ANOTHER round Of two minaeess Hyah
"l1+I "ilf1+I-.i,lnd ciass-Jllnmy STANLEY quilt 20 Billy
Ufszaer ~ tha secend round; fosns balns5
t'-iifisas aun over Iae Grludal In tnree fetiil4s
3i1r5v walsh aas the winner over f9uns
fa1- Douni cla1a~Ladta' hellg Neat AettAf
f.raaaln Sd three relnls
f95-1ound clasz-Johnny boyien Wq1 otst
r5r@ Hnafn ~ tao foun1a- sailor n4s nee
defeated J3hnuy 1osea g tnrse ro4nas laeess
ri.IIna faatad Tommy o hat1 iu tns-a ROUNDS
fz.0-noaad cIass-1flka Howell steqpeQ aaa-
tiiaE Heek p tar rQunds. lasa heHlt leets9
fatfiIur HeEH4n - tnta4 Hr4a1s ins ite
f.asrltIa et tae ara g tat t1Il t
nzIerss ali1a9a aHaraad lat lEal ~ Hewitt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-12
GALLAGHER MEETS
HART TONIGHT AT
BROADWAY A. G.
Good Program Arranged by
"Muggsy" Taylor = Jim
Hossie and Battling Jack"
Brooks in Semiwind-up.

Broadway Athletic Club headquarters
will be the place of attraction for the
fight fans tonight, as Manager "Muggsy"
Taylor has arranged a splendid program.
The pairings have been announced as
follows:
Main Bout-"Mickey" Gallagher VS..
Eddie" Hart.
Semiwiud-up-"Jim' Hossie VS.. Bat
Ting Jack" Brookes, both colored.
Third Bout-"Wille" Evans VS..
Tommy" Welsh.
Second Bout-"Freddy" Corbett vs.
Sam Campi.
First Bout-"Bm" Christie VS.. "Jim"
Slstek
NEW YORK, Nov. i2-one of the most
popular hstic events Of the year is scheduled
to take place at the New Polo Club Friday
night, The occasion marks the first appearance
OF Knockout Brown, the popular lightweight
OF tho East Side, y in a. ten n-round bout against
Bull Cassidy, the rugged Harlem lightweight
-Four A. A.. U. clubs VIII attend in body
tho Mott Haven A. O.. Mornngslde a. c.,
The bout between Brown and Cassidy should
be fast, both boxers are OF the aggressive
type. Cassidy is widely known to the patrons
OF the sport and has performed quite credit
ably at the various local clubs, Two other ten
round bouts will precede the wn-Cassdy
AFFAIR, VIII the usual other bouts Of four
round duration
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-12
BALA CADDIES
GIVE DIMES TO
BELGIAN FUND
Sea View Golf Club Will
Hold Fall Invitation Tour
nament End of Present
Month.

A. has been noted several times the
rolfsrs OF philadelphia are coming for
vard with funds for the relief Of the
rurepean war sufferers and doing so
noblv. And now the caddies are doing
4betr mart. for the boys connected with
me Bala Golf Club. under the leader
eh,p Of James CaFbarry, have announced
mai they viii set apart 10 cents from
4eeir ices for each round OF golf on Sat
ardavs and offer It toward the fund.
tldy sum should be collected each week
end and the Baia eaddies in doing this
ain reject great credit on the club
n vas expected that the fall tourna-
s,snt al Lakewood last week would Of
a.islIv close the golf season In this sec
,loa bue word comes from Sea View
that an Invitation tournament is be-
sae eianned 20 take place the latter part
- this month. Invitations have been ex-
ended 10 the best golfers In the East
~ .sfhout a doubt Sea Views hrst
,s,,~nsment win meet with the success
& justly deserves
F.,~e, ss4srs the Merton professional
'zr M ave shots on the green IN one
s..@t 81 he east course lass wees ne
4afed what kind Of score ne hae
Ard replied, II don't knoN oat
VINO would Be Interested "a
~ seare under the eireuHla taneezf
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-12
ALLENTOWN SPORTS NEWS

ALLENTOWN, Pa Nov. 12-Interest IS
tssr1WeiEhts Kid Holland, Of Chicago and vii
In a ten-round bout At, the Lyric A. g.
Iaughlin, who has won his last siH battles
by fhs knockout route. predicts that he will
dlspose Of his eolored opponent IN the same
manner. He is the fayorite IN the betting,
ont the Chicago welter has plenty o. hackers.
In the six-round semlwlnd-up Pal Moy, ol
the 6th Vard, a former aparring partner OF
EDDIE Aioy and Young Nelson, ot the 10th
Ward. viii battle for the welterweisht cham
Fddiep Edmond and Young Martin. local
featherweights. viii open the show with
six-round bout.
ALLENTOWN. Pa. Noy. ~. Tommy Carey
lie Quaker city lightweight, who Il now under
the management Of Joe conEoy' has signed ar
tlcles % box ten rounds with Young Nell Of
this city befors the Lyric A. G., on Mo-
vember 10.
AIIlgSTOWN Pa. Nov 12.-OWing to dls-
eatIefaction among the candidates Tor the
Young Mems Temperance Society BASKETBALL
fearu the organization may be Obliged 10 eane
~ ftE schadula Of games,
drao Temperance team, which claimed the
eFafaplonshlp OF the Lehigh Valley lasf sea
an had been training for two weeks before
disrontent among unauccessful candidates led
uanaesr Anthony Reilly and three star players
10 resign.