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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09

& Guess Inter Ocean readers enjoyel |
looking over the resume for the past
year, judging from the amount OF
extra copies of the last issue which
We're required. s.,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09

II Devils LAKE mas as much build
ing during the present Year as it. has
had during 1918 there need be. no
cause for complaint on the progress
this city is making.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09

The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
Brandt of Hampden died last Saturday
night, after the arrived by auto OF
the party from Hampden, the body
& being rushed to this city for an
operation. .#.E
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09

Among the Churchs Ferry visitors in
the city Saturday. were Pete, Charles
and William Engelhorn, Norman Mel
son. son, George Ingerhretson and William
Hausman. ~ -, ,..a.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09

Mrs. George Corbett( Mabel New
tom is the happy mother of another
boy, who was born last October. This
is her fourth boy She was recently
visiting her mother and brother a.
Fargo, leaving for her home in Ca
nora, Sask, Canada, on the 10th Of
December. With her four little boys
to take care Of she found it impossi-
Bile to choose a route through Devils
Lake and visit her Alma Mater aad
friends.-Deaf School Banner.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09

4 Miss Nellie Thompson of Williston
was in the city last evening on the
way to Webster where she attenG-
school
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09

Scott Rex one of the prominent
legal lights of Grand Forks was Il
business visitor in Devils Lake last
Tuesday. ...
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09

Clyde Duffy, an attorney from Min
neWaukan, is in the city on the way
to Starkweather,, where he will visit
at the home@of his sister, Mrs. w. Don
ahue. MI. Duffy spent the holidays
with his relatives in Grand Forks.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09

One citizen stated: We. get out
of a city all that we put in, and in our
opinion that same citizen does no;
expect much from Devils Lake, and
there are a lot more like him.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09

School opened Monday of this week
marking an exodus of college stud.
ents to their various institutions who
have have. been spending the holidays at
home. ,s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09

q Manager Archis Miller of the Grand
Opera house donated the roller rink
TO the Mid-Winter Fair association
for the use during February when the
fair will be held.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09

All Salesman Wanted to look after our
interest Int in Ramsey county and adjac-
e llt. 4, counties. Salary or commission.
Address The Harvey Oil Co, Cleve-
landO. - ~ 49,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09

Dad Scott of Lawton, the pivo.
.of the Lawton Republican, the news
paper published there, was in the city
this week hob-nobbing with the coun-
ty commissioners.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09

" A. Crazy Of Grand Forks visited
with Milt Crary in this city over
Sunday.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09

A very enjoyable party was given
Saturday evening at the Spiesman
home as a compliment to Miss Corinrte
Ryan. The. guests from here were
Misses Hazel Mckay, Marvel and
Stella Graham, Thursy Arnold and
Messers. Earl Graham. Earl Stone ami
VIII Cooper. Last evening there was
social gathering at the Ryan home
Miss Ryan returns to Grand Forks
this evening. She is a student in the
state university.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09

Ed. Baker of Morris township was
the guest at the Fred Baker home
in this city this week.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09

IL
another.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09

s Christian Thor and Miss Erheart
gave, a delightful concert Tuesday,
as benefit to the Nordern chorus.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1914-01-09

States Attorney Thomas Burke OF
Minnewaukan was in the city Tuesday
attending to legal business. %.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-15
Welsh IS Making Hay
While the Sun Shines
aIoIEa's Lisht-weisht Champion Getting Plenty Of
GreenbarLs d No-deeiiion
Battles.

For worlds chqmpioa Freddie Welsh
takes more chances tkan any Of tie for
msr prese4t-day iiiIehpIaers. He d so-
ing right along whipping the tqngHest
boys IN the zAbound division. drawing
down handsoms sums o. money and
What Il more, sho,il he ready 70 meet the
likes Of Leach Cross Paeky Mcfarland,
Jack Britton and 50 on< down the line
when he returns 10 New York.
Next ThpfsdaVs nisht the Britoni ex-
changes Wallop with Jimmy Duty. OF
LookporL before the Qneens6errE A.. G.
Of Buffalo. They'll box ten rounds at
ls pounds finsslde. Welsh weighed In
the nelghbofhod Of Sl5 pounds On the
day OF hIs nehf with chariey White in
Milwaukee. He won't have much trouble
making the required notch for Mr.. Duf-
~. Welsh has Been gaarantesd 500
with privilege of f5 per cent of the re-
ceipts. DRny gets 25 per cent.
As Buffalo b a, Duty town and the
scribea In that city are all for Duty, Il
Is possible that Harry Pollok, manager
OF Welsh win refuse to allow a Buff
faioemen 20 act as referee He. viii sug-
gest the names. of three or four COM
petent arbitrRfnrs. licensed referees. and
the club must agree. with Pollok on the
selection OF. the very best one. ~
-A~AANNNANA aAAA-1AN-A&AN
tween Duffy and Welsh couple Of
years aeo.. Dufiy, unlEnoWn.- handed the
EnglishnaR and old-fdshioned laeing In
eight rounds Of whIrlwind lighting At St
Louis II memory serves us right. Duf-
~ scored a knockdown or two. Duffy
q one tough proposition. The last time
he fought In these parts was with Leach
Cross. On. that occasion the "hghting
dentist" vas disqualified by Referee Dan
a.
to- the time the contest was stopped
Duffy was holding his own with Leachie.
Clippings at t;hand from Chicago and
Milwaukee diner on the result OF the
recent White-Welsh tame AFFAIR. A
majority Of these. however. favor
welsh. One Of the New York spec
tators at the mill said today:
. why. welsh beat white an the way.
I'd give White one out Of the ten
rounds Asa fighter White II a good
poser. welsh boxed rings around him.
II Welsh eyer met him In twenty
The Washington herald., 1914-11-15
SUTTON TOPPING
BILLIARD LEAGUE
Veteran Cue Expert Leads at
End Of First Trip Around
the Circuit.
FANS WITNESS CONTESTS
Twelve thousand Followers Of the
Ivory Game" See Contests in
Championship Games.
FANS WITNESS CONTESTS

George sutton. dean OF the Champion
Bfninrd Players League. was leading by
4 slight MARIN over Ora Morningstar
when the first trip was completed around
the circuit. - Fa-
Twelve thousand four hundred and
eighty-oue billiard fans witnessed the
contests Of the Champion Billiard Play
erS League the past ifve weeks. the time
required 70 play the entire circuit
The success OF the hague II now as
sured and VIII doubtless be q permanent
fixture for years to come The popular
NY OF the billiard game as wen AZ the
eight champions that comprise the League
has made Il possible 70 tour the cham
,pions In this gie9ntic undertaking. which
3 nov rrop0upepd phenonenal zEae-
The eontests arc bitterly contstted and
big shake 10 IN the ofhcial standing WiH
likely take place when AL the members
Of the league change partners this week.
Dernarest and sutton will tour Route
No. !. through Wisconsin. Iowa, Illinois
and Michigan. weIker Cochran. the bog
wonder. and Harry Cline win play Route
No. z composed Of southern Illinois. Ms
souri, Oklahoma. Texas, Arkansas. Ten
nessee and Indiana, while KoJl Yamadai
win have as his opponent Ora Morning
star, and VIII play Route No. 3, through
Ohio. Pennsylvania, Maryland and vlr-
ginia. at the same time Jake Schaefer
and Albert Cutler win tour Route No. 4
playing New York. Massachusetts,. Con-
necticut. New Jersey and the eastern part
Of Pennsylvania
The style Of game Of the league has
been changed to 1SS baIlk line, at which
game larger runs and higher averages
viii no doubt be made. The change was
decided upon owing to the changing Of
climatic conditions IN each city. at ths
same time playing. on strange tabls
every night made II almost impossible
for them to show to the best OF their
ability while playing the hardest game
known to billiards.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-15

round bout, my money would 80 On
Freddie - win byfa Knockout
At the sringside was PnckaY nc-
farland. He aald he would be willing
70 box Welsh He was seribihE for
enc OF the California papers He gave
u a. his opinion that the decision be-
longed to Welsh. but he was made 70
write # either White wins on white
holds Welsh to . draw
PeIlok Man OF TIE Hour.
Harry Pollok Is picking on matches
right and left for Freddie Welsh. ana
he u getting the money for his man.
Boxing three times within two weeks
is record work for champion. FOR
the three bouts he drew down nearly
$40, 600. His share in MIlWaukes was
s1f.o2s.
All this may be sseribed to Pollok.s
ability and HIS knowledge of the ropes.
Some OF the wise young managers
would do well 20 emulate him Pollok
isn't dsmanding guarantees He is
willing to gamble with the clubs and
the result Is he has no trouble getting
engagements these dull days Then
Pollok does his share TO put the money
In the house by clever and original
press agent stunts
The clubs are assuming no risks other
than the regular expenses for adyertis-
in8. transportation ana nau rent % II =
much easier for them 10 do business with
Pollok. who has a champion In charge
than some OF the fourth and nth raters
who want large sums for their men,
This Is one Of the reasons why the box
ing game Is 50 bad at the present time.
II it gets back on the old plane Il will be
due mainly to the sportsmanlike work Of
Follok and Welsh and a few others who
are willing to do their share to draw il
John Reisler. who handles Willie
Bsecher. and Scotty Aonteith. the man
ager Of Johnny Dundee, are swapping
verbal jabs in great style these days.
BeecheE. according 10 John, made Dun
dee run a long distance IN California. and
MOnteith claims that Dundee was robbed
by the referee. All they say may be
true. but It looks like the fOreranner OF
another match and things are being pre-
pared so that the guliible VIII more
quickly separate themselves from enough
to admit than to see the scrap.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-15
NeW York's Biz Paeeant.

WHERE do they all cone ffom." Saa TIE ezdana-
ton heard On ereEy hde -. I'D b. band Of
twenty pieces riding in ddecan. the moturUcls d.
vision followed the line of parade q the be pag-
ton- And IN fact. the sring o. g1ily decked
machines NAicb passed along The strcet seemed
alnosf endlesal Tbsrs We-e about q thouAnd mo-
tmcycle IN hne. deoDrated TO Eymbolss cummeTce.
psars and pEospetfy IN Amelia. mis- ''peao"
machine which received the ssard for the best
decorated oufHt Of the division crisd doves perched
On tie hanilebarz. huge ooruucorka On he rear
Both the pleasure and the utility q he tHo-
wheeler were daamstrated IN the parlde. - veil
a ne hrgs uunubg Of people vho Epprecints IL
yalne
The Washington herald., 1914-11-15
HANDICAP 10 TAYLOR.
Newrak Boy win. Amateur Race
At Madison saaare Garden.

5 New York, Nov. 14-A series OF motor
paced cycle races tonight served 70 Try
out the track on which the slx-day
bicycle race win start tomorrow at one
minute past midnight In Madison Square
Garden. A four-lap handicap for anna
teurs was won by Fred Taylor, Of New
ark. with Harry Kaiser. Of New York.
second. The international match team
race was won by American team COM
posed Of Joseph Fogler and A J. Clark.
who defeated the Italian team. Caesar
Morretti and francesca YerrL A special
professional match race was won by +.
L Kramer. Fred Taylor took the three
mile open amateur and Gordon Walker.
Of Australia, captured the fve-mile open
nre-mile professional motor-paeed race In
sos IS
The Washington herald., 1914-11-15
SOUTHERN TEAM
LEADS TERMINAL
Last Years 5 Champions Again
Are. Out IN Front IN Rail
road Y. M. c. A. League.

The Southern team. which won the
ehampionship in this league last season.
Is again in the lead with twelve games
won and three lost. which gives them =
percentage OF 500. Capt Humrlckhouse
has made but two changes in his lineup
since last year. and these two men. !, z.
Smith and W. L. Smith, have no doubt
materially strengthened this Aggregation.
From the way this team Is bowling at
present it Is going to be pretty hard
proposition to dislodge them from the
leadership. Freight. however. with twelve
won and six lost. is q close second. and
It would not be surprising to see Capt
Mark and his crew overhaul the leaders
before the present section closes.
Southern and Disbursers hooked up IN
three good games Hast Friday night, and
the former BY continuing their fast pace
captured all three contests. The losers.
however, put up game fight and Il was
not until the last couple boxes OF each
game were rolled that Southern was sure
OF victory. Disbnrsers seem to be in
q bad slump just at present. but are
certain to Sin the running before very
long as Capt. Lehman has some OF the
best bowiers In this league.
Triplett. /. Z. Smith. and w. L Smith
continued their good rolling and big
scores were chalked up AGAINST their
names for the nights rolling. StreIter
and Stanley. as usuaL boEled in their
consistent form. and their efforts were
rewarded with good sets for the night.
Transportation captured two games
from Storeroom last Monday night, the
former winning the first losing the sec
ond and winning the final by rolling over
the so mark. Dickinson, Miller, and
Williams. as usual, bowled good games
and It was mainly through their efforts
that Transportation was returned win
ner. Storeroom showed marked improve
ment. and II Il had not been for the
bad splits a different story might be told.
Williams. OF Transportation. was not
to be denied and finished the evening
with 116 which was high game for the
night
Although rolling q dummy, Freight took
two games from the fast Disbursiug team
last Tuesday. The first victory was an
easy one, due to the fact that the Freight
bows were on the job and manaEed to /
toppla the little naples for total OF
SOC. Campbell. with 1ls. featured in the
hrst Eame. while Rem, rolling anchor
man for Disbursers. also got III for his
initial effort Of the evening.
The second game was an easy one for
the money handlers,'' . and through the
good work Of Weiss and lehman they
rolled q 501 game. Lehmann.s game OF
Is in this contest was by far the best |
game Of the night. Weiss also got
food game with 1l6 Weiss seems to have |
finally struck his stride.
The third game was void Of good roll |
ing. though Freight was rewarded with |
victory by their consistent bowling.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-15

Coach RosEns. 81 NOtre Dame. thinks Tals uiia
whip HErTsrd
Metre Dame va EOing to Trim the Blue right
IN their neu stadium Then he PLAYED 1ahe. and
nov he s wfnfng to wager his an Yale trims the
crinson- II be had played the crtn.on, be night
be Wiling to take the sane vagsr that the Crinson
would whip the Blue. IL all dependsd on whom
hs PLAYED. and NOtre Dame played Yale
Yerry Haaehton has a queer wrinkle IN the a.
tsDp@sut q Ne Harrsrd Hne.toE il mus ?,
IEroag enough b resist sttaeks alour. and permit
the backs 70 piaJ -dssD for pas.eA
Ths crimasn line d taught When On The de-
fans. to NJ is kaods 70 drise .uay The HSa
,i.T :, har,nr tsrmSsIEss a he iuteEfs-sn-e.
ne hacas stnnd frun Aftssn. 10 twenty yards %
taks q aFrass n theJ can oatch eleang. but n
an eass q daubt 10 beaf Il 70 ne e.rtA.
taLss uOadsrtei Hs' 70 play this sot q
uns
YaIs and Penn Ersau.ins the sans type faa esea
this season for 4 quick hne penetration o. a.sn
% taekle-ln Harry Lesore. a 1ale. and AiaoamA
co..h Hiaf.y stsrssd ths ssasoa uith biE line
eEnsh-r IN Fred Pulpsily. and Goeeh hrOoss
opened ars against Gsttys6urg with H1Toh Aoihts
back q the line 70 do tie jamminE- sines TINT
u..ds : chanEe q tactis and used HEhtsr but faS.
~ m 10 vedre throuxh E1p inS at the instHnt
Il has ben made b. the lnsmen,
A Harvard nan 4 noE around ei1imlug that
Ysis, never had such Sock q great hlcn a.
thnIS yOung neu uho aFe wearing ths erinson this
fan This ShoEs sths euuhdencs a. Camaridgs;
Us1nIly statsmasn of that character Grs sased uet
afler ne Yale nnns for obvious Teaso1A. fou never
en- ten ahout Yale II he Dear Old Els sho1ld
eons along ard alam Harvard Il would BE- p-stp
bad 4 Harvard were llready on record With me
hnnouncsnent that shs bad the reatest bach I'D
N re hissory q the Eane. Such prUuunciamentos
IhuaA aluEys Be held until after the battle. -
se learned in tie natter Of the Ath-hsre 4 eossi
ngAin-
Coaeh spraeklinE. e Brown. vas eeat Aale
quarter back in Ms day. but the maeru1d1Atss are
disappontsd at fhe anle of thing foetnah :. Ne
ProTidenes inkitution this seaSon-4nd sp1cHiing
& to 70 At the end q the yen.
II d sid that the material ~ BroNn IN -
vou uas excellent and that The underradnats ez-
pectsd 4 corking season.. ne team pay has oeen
nor an year the Hnemen play To high ann tne
endy DO not uork in unisOa with the blekA
A run from k.hevins. n. C.. 70 Atlanta. Ca. il
b.iAg planned fos ThaakagtEing Day b tha A.hs-
The Washington herald., 1914-11-15
Awards Prir.. % Hound..

La Grange KY. NOV. fL-Ezr-Ieut sp-rt vas
enjoyed today With ths ned trials. Of the NatiouL
Fox Hunaes' Aesocation. sh0ftb after the PACK
q thirteen eacuen hoands east on -four foxes
were dghted. and TIE lively ehass that rcsulica
lasted more than tac hosHA The hEndrsd Of mors
riders made NJ the hrsest seld 4 the meeting. ard
While several were thr0gu. there were no serious
accdents.
ne anzi auauis we're made n follows:
ARlgs czD-Ed. oaned hy Zen. Roger Wiliams
ef Lezington. Ky. hunting and trailinz: Lady =.
ognea b. Turner Hardy. % Arkansas. speeding and
driring; Ios. owned b. Iosepa Smith. q LsxinE-
ton. KY. endurzness Mugg. owned By Harris 4
he foIicEiag honofsble mensious were given:
Fqy huhG cummended: Hark. oEned ty Tea
Tain. BiminshaA. Mss and Ben. owned bF
w A Waie: highly commented. Jim. owned b.
Winlan Burgas; Laurie, 0wned b Gus Richard-
81, a1d F1sst. cWned b Xii JOhnson.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-15
Baker Wins aBorderland. .

d q. Bafer, % IndI1la poIl. ne n1rTJ HOoIW
notoryclist. Who mads . rsuur1-braking nptor-
cycle dssh aaou ths couflnsnt recrntly. add an
ether fe1fher 70 his CAP eunday, Novenbsr &
when be pdlicd int0 Phoenix. Ark. ahead a ths
thirteen othsr rifru pbo omp.ted IN the Border
lADd mc.orrcis ue nOm. II Pasos Tz-, 10 ths
Arizona cApftal
B1Eer ~ss q o. ma bon s:s Fssda5 ns-u-
ing until No z NJ. 8rndsy, uhsu he vas d.
clsred winner II FhcmiE 1Hk.r I'D an he uay.
mailing ne 1T - m1-a hun 1nu1n 70 Phoclix
IN fuur and onehail hslR n DuEs NJ an
The Washington herald., 1914-11-15
KING AIbert ! lIntnruEnlilt.

King kll1f q 11IlIll. = "a % b T
f.f ~ nd s7nz1.a~ Ma Il ~ Eurupa. as
= ben sthi-ts I'D hFn r.alallT elsET -
q Outdoor spuEE He = 81 ni1nd1ll,e antr1o.
n1nI On hs hlslI11 sal f,Allg m 8 MA
h.r1nzN In1l - U1I1lNE1 = = u o.rcI1I
sIlnc. VIA ~ n11Nly nEAlnE tnc1l1 q hlnlInr
paul1s1..nl arapgrd 11euslG . ~ t.D.u.s.,Il'
i1r ~ 11ln9 nuI-l 1Eull And q l1e m1Icr
crI1 ~ 60 uI'I ruII<1nrrIrI hnnInr urIr.
s1i,1 ~ ~ rl1I'1 lls111d 80 az cI1a
The Washington herald., 1914-11-15
Blood Destruction
Stopped and Rebuilt
Worries Overcome, Evidence
Brushed Away. The
Skin Cleared.

q & q. the famous blood purifier. is
m1n'g architeet II epntemplates the dam
AZ 9ons and repairs the damage. II also
looHl afler the possible damage and cor
recta all teldFnry TO blood sruptions. decay
q hones. ciogglng o. joints and any and
~ q thone myriad of destructive effects
1uc1 - rheumatism. cntarrh. swollen glands.
lcro .1hroat. bronchial Affections and ths
11nt e in0rmities 20 well known a. balng
c1u1l1 ty impure blood And nov. why
l1ouI1 3 3. s. q, 81 thisf simply bscauss
1 n Natures a1lldote. q remaoy q search
~ n1nancs. II contains Z poWsrius. nst-
nfal nHledlenl. that sweeps ~ ua1 . ne
IN. And n dolns this 4 oct onlI anal
1lIalll GHslFucllgs ssrma but caueD tna1
% = = crngert.d that teel ere ea1llT
80 11ImlII1lT eoieed, eEp1lle4 e. -
III1Is4 a11 tAen driven oui .ihf1rIa -
nllHI1I eniIala 81 ihe be1l. I8H ~
- Youl eAisrusla = Al 1Il1l
I.II1IEf ~ naliaT u1af th1I eI1r n
#I1I ~ Ian. Gsf . loltls l111I e ~
.7.as'.l ~ ssfs1s ssg ast ~ su4aa
~ ; s.<sss,..,..s ~. z. s.esi
4N|H HI1E. afl4nIa a. f1It I|EHI
s.'',.''s .;sii ist S, -
The Washington herald., 1914-11-15
FAMOUS TRACK SOLD.
sheePshead Bay Course TO BE
GIven 10 Motor Racing.

GIven 10 Motor RaciRE.
New York. Nov. 1E-The historic Old
Sheepshesd Bay race track has been sold
and where once the bang tails dispor.Cd
the bsng-bangs win now have their day.
for the course Is TO be transformed into
= huge motor dromc for automobile ard
motorcycles races. The price paid Il re-
ported as s2.5oo.ogo and the Coney island
Jockey Club. owners Of the properly.
took six months 10 decide that the day OF
thoroughbred racing had passed and that
they might as wei sell At this high figure
The track embraces 90 acres of land and
the motor drome project Is said to have
been financed under the direction OF an
onlciaI OF the National city Bank.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-15
Land TInaI Hand.

-. ~ =. 49,: q: 49,. -. = H'. 49,: Z 49, 30 -
~ 8 q l.,l.,ss. Z q cl'..l 90 :.
$50. ... : s',''. = - =, - -. z
The Washington herald., 1914-11-15

Election for captain FOR next year's
football eleven win take place shortly.
Whelehell. and Grayson are
expected TO be nominated at western.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-15
Penn Freshies Win.

Philadelphia Nov H.--Ths University Of Penn-
syisznia frsshnen footban eleven today defczted
syracnss University frsshmen b ths scure q y
70 q PsnnsyltanIa seursd their toachdoEm N
the 6rst and third periods
The Washington herald., 1914-11-15
nsslnenl& E6nn.f. Ia.

- =. ;: !. 8 :
The Washington herald., 1914-11-15
Crucial Game il High selo0 Series Is Slated ior I1esd
Business Meets Tech
In Big Game Tuesday

no txcepffon. a. Il sure did hand the
Q streeters setback
The Washington herald., 1914-11-15

Swarthmore Collegians Win.
PhladslDhia, Nor H-rhe Lafayette eToss-coun-
~ team today defeated SEarthmoCe College by
TIE sore q 2 to =
The Washington herald., 1914-11-15
PebroskY sirn, with MurraY.

san Francisco. NoE- l4-Sailor I'd PetIANAs
and Billy Murray hare signed new 81 Of arm -
fw fhsir- tEenty-rsa1d bout bSfcre the Tuxedo
Cub his month Pctroskey has entirely RECOVERED
A q dny Or two
The Washington herald., 1914-11-15

A mn from k.heriISs. n. O. 70 Atlanta. Ca. l.
beIaE Planned fog Thank.stying Day - ths Asbs-
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The Washington herald., 1914-11-15
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New Britain herald., 1914-04-09
CHARITY ASSOCIATION
 ASSISTS 8 CASES
Lack of Employment Main Reason
 for Asking Aid.

Pertinent factors relating to the needs of New Britain's poor, the chilti labor problem, and other significant factors are set forth in the monthly report of Miss Mary $. Labaree, rep- resentative of the New Britain Char ity Organization. The report fol- lows: ----#.A-.
 70 the directors of the New Britain Charity Organizations:
 The month of March has shown some falling off in applications though the amount of relief given still continues high We have dealt with ninety-three different cases and have had 2O9 calls at the office. We have made 142 visits in the homes. Of the twenty five cases applying for the first time, one-third have applied because of unempl ployment. We have co-operated with nineteen local agen- cies and have made investigations for five out of town societies.
 @ Sixteen families received elner- gency aid once or twice, eight have had regular weekly aid during the month and two families have been srcferrcd to the public charities In All, the organization has given from 1he treasurer's and agents funds s1.G.95 in direct relief. Work, per- 9r,anent and temporary, has been Mound for nine applicants.