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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-22

Should that affair be du-
plicated to-day. what would
happen? The public would say,
wearily. What, another?
There would be much ribald
laughter. The papers would
print it as news item. treat
ing it from jocose and sport
i've. or possibly a satirical
standpoint. while if much
should be made of it, the
guilty pair woul grin happily
and call it Il mighty good ad!
20. Temporal: o, mores!"
Oh, the altered times! Oh.
the laXity of mems manners!
The book tells us that mar
rage is honorable, but do
these merry gentlemen and
ladies. who seem to carry
property licenses in their
grips, believe that their catch
as-catch-can ceremonies. their
multiple marriages, are hon
orable?
Yet the thing that is most
repellant In their conduct
most wounding to the sensi-
Utilities of the Observant pub
, lic-is the indecent haste of
some actors to thrust into the
limbo of forgetfulness the
piteously helpless dead.
His breach of the marriage
law is passed by with shrus
and a smile, but the breach
Of the law of love chills and
repels the public he lives by
| am reminded that the
Bible sternly forbidS us to
Judge" one another, but we
are certainly not forbidden
to study, to try to under
stand one another; to
place ourselves in that others
place. So let US be just, since
the actor is, after all, only
committing 1.-The oldest sins,
i'm the newest kind of ways,
and if Mormon minded, he
is, at least, not Don Juan.
for though we have too many
widowed wives" we are hap
ply short on married maids.
Wbv do flhpy do ITO
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-22

Must be queer lot of buffers, com
mented a new arrived to me recently
Five wives to one husband. My word,
I thought they were spoofing me, don't
you know. This Mr. Goodwin of yours
is a regular scream!"
AS COMEDIAN" / asked.
mo; as husband" And he looked
panied at my laughing.
That very evening a grave, stern legal
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-22

comedy star, found soul mate in the
handsome wife of one Dolly Davenport,
member of Mr.. William Burton's com
pany.
The lovers fed to far Hoboken and
were married-by what authority
Heaven knows; I don't. But. oh. the
storm. The papers were rabid. Preach
ers foamed at the mouth. The public
was shocked, the women whispered into
one another's scoop-bonnets; the men
bought no seats. The engagement was
ruined.
Twenty years later the echoes of that
scandal We're still rolling about in the
South and West
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-22
0ffoJ9roo/ co

i~ird 20 marry. go forth and
multiply. But by rranspositiou.
! fear the actors rubric reads
Go forth ana multiply thy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-04
WESLEYAN COACHES
Are Indians. Excellent Aii-Around Ath-
lsres. and Were Menib hers OF ALL
American Foot Baii Team

Special Dispatch 10 the nIteiliEencer.
BCckHANNoN. Sept. 3.-That wes-
,eySn Will have coaching for her foot
by few. and excelled By no teams in
this section OF the United States WAS
settled when she secured Frank Mount
fleasant. former Carlisle and Dickinson
star. as head coach and William Carlow
also a Carlisle graduate. 20 handle the
SQUAD FOR 1914. peculiar fact con-
se sn tnese two young men Is that
Ing from the Tuscarora tribe in upper
New York state. Mount Pleasant was
AZ carlisle for ten years. having had
two separate appointments there and
carlow was there almost as long
Mount Pleasant as well a. Carlow play
ed on the varsity foot call and other
hthletlc teams during their last four
years there and were among the most
noted men ever turned out from Car
Mount Pleasant was the premier ath-
lete ct his day there. and although Just
now he Is overshadowcd somewhat by
the performance OF Thorpe. his records
Will stand for long while. lie cxceli-
ed In foot ball. base ball. basket bell and
track and Is therefore exceptionally we'll
qualified 70 fill the position on the fac
uity ~ Wesleyan as athletic director.
In 1871 Mount Pleasant secured his
Bachelors degree from Dickinson coll
lege. and has had three years successful
experience as coach.
Carlow graduated from Carlisle last
June and comes to Wesleyan with
Sxerything that is new in foot ball
Glenn Warner. coach Of the Carlisle
team, Is generally credited with being
the inventor Of fTorc new stuff'' than
any man connected with foot ball to-day
and with him 20 rely upon. as well as
their own abilities. Wesleyan coaches
should never be accused OF being fol-
lowers OF the old school
In 1907 Carlisle worked the forward
pass 60 the height OF perfection. and in
iact he'd II then on much higher plane
than the big teams Of the cast which
are lust to-day awakening TO its Won
derful possibilities. Mount Pleasant
was captain or the 1907 team 81 Car
isle and engineered every play in the
big games in. which Harvard Pennsyl-
vanta. Chicago and other Of the big
teams were conquered by the Red
skins. CARLOW was recommended by
Warner as being the best man he had
turned out in years for Just the work
he is wanted for at Wesleyan: namely
teaching the line men TO use their
hands. and the general Improvement OF
the play OF the line men. Wesleyan has
as much weight in her line as any team
she met last year and with proper
coaching should have a line that would
compare favorably with any team in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-04
It is lust Natural
To Admire Babies

Our aitrustic nature impeis love for the
cooinE infant And NJ the same time
The subject % motherhood h. ever before
ua. To know what % 90 that VII ada
90 The physical comfort q erpectant
motherhood O. a subject that has inter-
egtod most women Of an times. One Of
the real helpful things n an external
abdominal application sold IN most DRUG
stores under the name % Mothers
Friend" We have known 20 many grand
mothers. who On their YOUNGER DAYS
relied upon this remedy. and who recon-
mend % 20 their own daughters that u
certainly must b what ns nam. fndf-
Gates. They have used q for ns direct
Influence upon the muscles cords. liza
ments and tendona AZ q aims % AFFORD
relief from the strain and pain 70 often
unnecessarily severe during the period Of
expectancy
Every woman should mention Mothers
FRIEND Ehen 81 stork e. the subject 81
conversation. An interesting little book
b. mailed free upon application 20 nrad-
ffld hrrulat0r Co. eos Lamar nIfr
Atlanta, Ga. NJ refers 10 many things
that women IKE 20 read shout
Oct OF recommend bottle ~ ssNf0fhrrss
Friend to-day and write for the book.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-04

foreign missionary society. The af-
ternoon meeting was brought TO a
close by a meeting of the Sunday
school institute. which was held al
4 O'Clock with Rev. F. W. Schneider
OF Chicago. superintendent of the
Sunday school department in charge.
The services last evening were in
the nature Of a golden jubilee cele-
Dration given In honor OF Rev. ]. g.
Schaal, OF New Knoxville. Ohio. who
has spent ffty years in the MINISTRY
OF the Methodist German NJ. f. con-
ference. Rev. Schaal in spite OF his
advanced age delivered a splendid
emi-centennial sermon, telling OF his
experience in the ministry from the
time he entered the profession fifty
years ago. down to the present time.
and OF the great changes which the
MINISTRY OF the German NJ. T.
church had undergone during that
time.
Fifty Years a Minister.
His address was delivered in Ger
man and proved very entertaining as
wei as Instructive. as he revealed his
life history as spent in the ministry OF
the German Methodist conference dur
Ing the past fifty years. Rev. Schaal
regardless of his advanced age. dem
onstrated the fact that he is one OF
the most active members at the con
ference. and that II his health permits
he expects 10 spend many more years
IN the ministry and in the interest OF
the German VI. r. conference.
Rev Schaal's address was followed
by the address OF Rev A. J. Mast. d.
ID, OF Cincinnati. who spoke on the
subject Some of the Chief Character.
istics OF the Early History OF German
Methodism." Addresses were also de.
livered by Rev. Louis Allinger. OF De
troit. and Rev. Jacob Bockstahler. OF
Chillicothe, o. All OF the addresses
were in keeping with the golden tubi
lee celebration given in honor OF Rev
Schaal. The evening. as a whole, was
very enjoyable one. and one that
VIII be long remembered on the part
OF every one present.
The special music rendered by the
choir OF the German VI. r. church was
In keeping with the event. Three ses
sions OF the conference will be held
today both mornirE. afternoon and
evening. in which an interesting pro.
gram will be rendered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-04
DEPARTURE OF KAISER MEANS
BEGINNING OF WAR FOR GERMANY

side with the semi-official Lokal An.
zelger and Cologne Gazette.
Slmplicissimus the widely known
Satyrical paper. which sharply carica-
lures pretty nearly all existing state
institutions in time of peace. has sus-
pended publication because IL feels.
as II announced, that the present IS
mo time TO caricature internal az.
tairs; besides. one of it's editors is at
the 'front.' Hotels and barrooms own
ed by Socialists. or where Socialists
were want TO gather. have long been
forbidden TO soldiers in uniform. Troop
commanders throughout the country
have now generally revoked this mill.
tary boycott The commanding gen
eral has been At to issue a general
order. rebuking a military board which
Disseminated against Socialists in hir.
ing men to do work of various kinds
for the army.
So far the news given out by the
general stan has been extremely mea.
gre. but the people accept this condi.
ton in the same spirit with which
they took up the war.
Confidence Is Complete.
The confidence in the reports OF
the general stan is complete and gen
eral. and this despite the fact that Il
Is now apparent that the reports have
thus far told only part OF the story.
To date the Germans appear 10 have
made probably more than 10000 pris-
oners. OF these. 1000 were taken al
Lagarde. 1000 at Muelhausen. 1000 al
Liege. 5000 at Stalluponen and prob
pbly more than a thousand others in
skirmishes on both frontiers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-04
BLOOMER GIRLS
WIN Clash with the strong WhssiinR
Mold q Foundry Toderal= on
Island PARK Labor Day.

Baseball Fandom Is expected out IN
Iuli force Labor Day 70 witness the
S pm tiel9 Ohiol bloomer girls team
fcdcrals on the Island grounds. rho
Spnngucld team enjoys the distinction
OF being the champion girls team OF the
nitcd Statcs-or for that matter, Can
ada Austria or Japan. The organfratIon
ls made up entirely Of girls with tho az
seption OF shortstop and catcher They
teams IN Indiana and Illinois. both ANA
tour and professional. and have won tho
greater number.
the nioomer girls team here this season
tnc local management a. making ertrn-
s Nv, preparations % accommodate the
, $780, .hrong which 4 sure 20 witness a
contest OF this nature on a holiday
special cars viii b. run 70 tho park ri
sufficicnt number % care for the crovvf
Inc, ne pii,aying neld T. being improved ana
b Monday eioh
The llne up Of the local team has no,
ocen dennitely announced although A. ~
probable that practically the sarrs ~.
WI ~ used Labor Day that hage 49,,
,rurnental IN defeating the create
sec ION during the present seasop ''''
Ihe team viii play gafurfav -
sunday against local teams ~ ~.
cCcdlnE days viii tar the nftcbi-- ...s-
on the Fcdcraia % the ffrnff So ~ =
material Tor this department fu Al 800
49,. - ,ts9e management says ard
strenuous three days aeries ~. ~. ~.
Day rarnc a. played the rfrorse.t 49,.
o1 nc Ttati VII b On trim. Ths work
lngton. Turk Wells ana r-dv-.rss -,
iternoy end watkins doinr the receiv.
Az admission o. IS cents vu d.
The bloomer Girls. Wv"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-04
IS FIRST CHIEF
But RIOT Provisional President Is WAY
President Wilson oesianates
csrranKa

WASHINGTON. Sept 3 - So far
as ~" United States IL concerned
Venustiano Carranza IL not provis-
ional president OF Mexico. but First
Chief n the Constitutionalist Army.
in temporary charge Of the executive
power OF the republic
President Wilson himself so OK
planned the status Of the Mexican
executive In discussing Mexican af-
fairs with callers today Mr. Wilson
said that 80 far as he had been in
formed Carranza did not style himself
"Provislonal President" retaining the
title no has used since Madero was
overthrow
The significance Of the Presidents
explanation lies in the fact that Gen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-04
CLOSE INSTITUTE
ohio County Teachers win Bring Meet
ing 70 Close This Afternoon-Proved
Great Success.

Yesterday session Of the Ohio
county teachers' institute that has neon
conducted az Elm Grove during the
week by several leading oducafors ~
the country, proved one Of the most In
tercating ~ the week During the
VILE. gave the teachers an tnferestfpo
and Instructive talk on birds" TIf5
talk showed clearly the importance ~
The protection Of an birds with the az
ception ~ the English sparrow
frnf. Burns opened the afternoon aea-
sion. and after n brief address 10 tho
teachers those from tho rural dfafrfrfa
adjourned tO the Sunday school room.
where they we're addressed hv Prof
Gers on matters pertaining 20 the gor.
erninE % country schools. while Prof
Burn addressed the teachers ~ fhr
graded schools The Institute Will be-
brought 20 n close this evening. after
having been ono 81 tho most ulfr~errfI id
ever held On ohio county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-04
MADDEN COMING
Borappy Little Third Baseman on Gal
weston Team VIII Return 20 Home
In Elm Grove Soon.

Word has been received from Gal
weston. Tex. 90 the effect that Gene
Madden. third haseman for the Calves
ton team IN the Texas League. will m
tsh the season there September Z. and
will return 90 his home AZ Elm Grove
within a. few days. II e. expected that
ne viii arrive here about the tenth or
the month
Madden o. recognized as one OF the
most promising young third hasemcn tn
tho business and has been playing SEN
sauoual ball for his team. lie ~ n
hcluer 81 the hrst water and wiclds the
willow with an cnNiablc average. RE
VIII spend the winter ln this district
and viii again report 90 his team for
the early spring practice.
Upon the arrival or Madden he Will
moet likely be- assigned &C. regular duty
ON the Patterson a Elm Grove team AZ
De las minated that be- would like 60
BE- enrolled there again. Prior 90 his
playing iu professional bail. Gene was
member % the Elm grove baseball
team. and 10 was there that he secured
hiH first baseball training.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-04

eral villa informed the United States
that during the conference at Torreon.
when the FIRST NillaCarranza break
was adjusted, an agreement was
reached for convention Of all gen
erals and representative OF the army
In Mexico City to designate a provi.
sional resident. Villa made IL clear
that II Carranza we're selected ne could
not. under the constitution. be a can
didate 70 succeed himself in the gen
eral election. II Carranza wished 10
enter the race Villa insisted that he
must relinquish his present position
az first chief in favor OF a provisional
President acceptable 10 all factions.
who would conduct an election
That tho followers 81 Carranza now
have accepted the program was indi-
Gated BY the news that Carranza admit
ted not having assumed the title OF
provisional president.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-04
LOSSES
OF the british in Recent Fighting Ars
mads Public by war onios

LONDON. sept =. $50 ,. n-The Of
fetal bureau issues n further abatement
OF Eritsh Casualtiea a. follows.
KILLED. rs Officers g. other ranks
wounded. "a Officers. 112 other ranks.
Missing. A. officers. f612 other ranks.
ne oniclnl bureau explains that the
Mihfihf mentioned in the list of casual
ilfH are men not accounted for and In
Guide unWouuded prisoners and sfrar.
gers % Woll ~ men Killed or wounded.
- regards the other ranEa" ff fa
stated tnnt 26k1 men ere returned al
having been cent beck o. their base al
unit and that d large proportion 81
tnfeo would b. included On the number
shown o. ruierinF in this and the pre-
figuH return from general hrnduunrtera.
lu the report % casualties received
tonight the names Of the Officers were
glNeu. only their ucVt OF MIN have been
informed and the names Will BE- publish
% na soon a. possible No names Of
TIE men lu the other ranks have vet
been received. but number on wounded
already have been brought homo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-04
81. JANIS HRoTHEnHooD

The So James Brotherhood held o.
NEE tins last evening ~ the beautiful
resllence % Pr otto schcuk. ~ Lenfh-
erWnod. which vas enthueiaaficaIlv and
NfN nttenleu hN members and their
't enInH We Hon. John ~ Arherr who
bose fgr BE theme. AN Hail the Pow
~ n Iesls Name. with reference 60
the present turbulent condition rrfrffrIr
in general ann the European war III
rartlr1l llla Hn1rraF was n rnHafarfuf
one ana Do com lInfnfrd the Brother.
hood ON &C. spirit lta EFFORT towards
tneir own Improvement and Tor the uu.
JUG or their fellow men other nnHH Z /.
era were Rev. sfeufr. Rev Helm ffr
Neru. Mr Neunnuer. o. uunnfn nfr
N TT Nfnna ana others IHr sf IaHlra
Huaffef rendered several HrIrrflnnn la
which conFldcrIhie talent wna DISPLAYED
ifnfhff rrnfnk proved himself n ranfaf
NOaf Hnl after pleasant aorIal Time aii
zoo .Hfr hour conscious 20 al
evening veil arrnf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-04
HOLD CONFERENCE
Quarterly nsstng o. FIRST N. n. Church
or Elm Grove VIII ne held
This Evening.

Tho fourth quarterly conference Of
thiH gFenlnr. ln The auditorium % the
church. Mr ~ p. Compton. 81 Mounds
Lllle district superintendent for THE
aiftrict VIII D. in charge ~ the meet.
inE. Reports from the different d..
rHrtWeufq ~ The church work Will b.
made a. this time and The GENERAL report
JOY fh0 state conference that VIII Dol
hold ne FalrmOnt during the latter parf
~ fho month VII b. framed Several
other church matters will come un fDr
discussion ~ thfa lime
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-04
HOSPITAL EXEMPT
JudEe Hsrvsv Entered order ursrBtt,g
Reynolds Memorial hospital
Prom Taxation.

judge UrrFrN yesterday entered rr
order ln Marshall county. reterairr frr
10. lHinu ~ fnr county court There arf
L.lnF th1t tn0 Reynolds Memorial haa-
o. matter ~ taxing fhe hospital wac
HFnu ur hF fhe court iHaf Nf. ufIrh
IuIfl thar fnr Institution aElrff f
taxed Ou Che eHma haaIa aa aff.r frrtl.
lNI.N ln fNHf county ur H ff eu.frr
fAffifi mo rHaf into fnr circuit Unurf r..
II. HlNfHI HHNIur fHHf fnr InnfffufIan
Waa DEVOTED f0 ehHrffr anI should no.
'aned Ihe court upheld THE con-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-04
OUIMET A WINNER
One q Survivors IN match Play for o.
3. Golf Association Amateur
Championship.

MANCHESTER VI SEPT 1-Arafn
today players uf highest rank were tho
survivors Iu the match play for the
T. uitrd states Golf Association amateur
championship over the links % the FF-
wan1k Country club. completing the
third round
Jerome ID. Travers ~ Upper Mont
clair. present title holder. advanced in
biz quest Tor further houorE, without
close competition. winning hV 9 uu over
W. y HrrloN. uf Hruoklnwn.
Francis Nulmft former national open
champion. was also on easy winner. lie
ended Die match with Robert A. Gard
ucr. n Hiuadale former amateur
champion. on THE eleventh green of the
afternoon round. up.
The veteran Walter ~ Travis Of
fnrHer city. another former amateur
champion. and W a. F0wnea. on OAK
mont title holder lu 1910. survived their
dlmfrulfira. Each waa forced 10 an
extra hole
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-04
WEST YIRGINIAN
FINISHES SIXTH
N 1Io DxvuroxAL nxrxE SHOOT
xHo HATCH AT SEA ONT.
Fnv.ss c. C. rsrry. Of Marine Corps,
won win the nigh Score OF 326--
II wow the Champion

SEA GRIT. y. J.. Sept. 3.-By win.
ming the big divisional match to-day
with the high score OF s2s. private c. c
Terry. OF the marine corps. Il the &C
knowiedged champion rifleman OF the
eastern division. embracing IL New
Ensiand and north Atlantic states The
match. which Consumed the entire dav
Wa shot IN seven staEes-30o. 500. 500.
SOC and 1000 yards slow fire. and zoo
and 5oo rapid fire.
Inere were 1l6 men entered in the
event Second honors went 10 sereean,
claude N. Clyde. marine corpe. with 325,
ana third place was won by Corporal
the same total score.
Sergeant G. II. Stewart. West Virginia.
was sixth with 322
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-04
URGE ACTION OF
LOCAL PERSONS
FEAR THAT SENATE WILL NOT
PASS RIVERS AND HAR-
BORIS BILL.
Is Felt BY Many and Citizens In GEN.
erai are Asked to Induce Repre-
sentatives to Vote For II.

The statement or resolutions Civ
en- below. which are self explanatory.
have been adopted by a number of
organizations in the Ohio Valley. the
members OF such organizations, urg.
ing the citizens and public and priv
ate ORGANIZATIONS. 10 use their in
nuence in inducing their national rep
resentatives to work for and vote for
the Rivers and Harbors bill. This
bill has been laid aside until after
the Clayton bill had been disposed
or This bill has passed in both
houses. and now the Rivers and Har-
bors bill is due.
The resolutions given below were
adopted:
Aueus; rs. 1914 at Washington. ID
z. by representatives OF the Ohio
Va ley Improvement Association.
Black Warrior. Improvement Asso-
citation, Coosa-Alabama River I'm
provement Association. Tennessee
River Improvement Assocfation
ana commercial organizations of
Pittsburgh. Wheeling and Parkers-
burg. W. Va. Carrollton, Louisville,
Sturgiss and Paducah Ky, New Al
oany and Evansville. Ind. Cincinnati.
Ohio. Cairo. Ill. and Birmingham.
Ala.
/ Resolution
| The resolution Is aa follows.
! We the representatives from the
various portions OF the nation in
terested In the subject OF water
I navigation assembled Al washinr
Ton. august u and Is. 1914. for the
| special purpose Of advancing the
passage OF the Rivers and Harhor
bill now pending in the United
states senate. find.
First. that this bin which carries
appropriations or some fifty-three
millions OF dollars TO be used In i'm
/ proving such navigation has passed
/ INC House Of Representatives BY
a are majority "a, it and after some ad-
calendar OF the Senate whore a
large majority OF that body favors
/ its passage: .
Second. that there seems TO be
small minority Of that body deter
mined to defeat its passage by tao
uSs already adopted. unless the
| friends OF the bill use their utmost
endeayors 20 prevent 80 lamentable
an event: and.
Third. that n n quorum OF the
| members OF Congress can be main
tained in Washington. this bill can
| readily be enacted into a law.
| we. therefore request every COM
| munity. every business organization
and every individual Interested in
| this measure 20 use every possible
] means to induce their senators ana
/ representatives 90 continue their
presence in Congress 50 that a
quorum may ~ all times be present
until this bill r. passed"
| (Sighcd)
WA. v. RODGERS. Chairman.
THOMAS BOHANNON. Sect'y.
Appropriations.
| The following are the APPROXIMATIONS
contained In the pending River and FTar-
Dor bill for West Virginia:
Ohio River:
open channel work ..... qro ON
Locks end dams. cash appro-
- Priatoh -.... ....-......... 2.0n0 ono
M. ,.,-,- $3.50 900
West Virginia and Kentucky:
Big Sandy River. .......... $4,000
| surveys Ordered IN the Pending River
and Harbor Bill-With view 20 devils
Ing plans Tor flood protection. Cheat
I TyEarts and West Fork rivers. ana TSa-
nawha river and tributaries