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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18
Mystic Meets

The regular weekly meeting OF
Mystic Lodge Number "a X OF 4. was
held al their lodge rooms on Main
street last evening At this meeting
hnal arrangements were completed
Tor their annual picnic and outing
that viii be held At Blayneys Grove
Thursday August 20. Aside from this
a class OF candidates were initiated
and other business matters discuss
ed. J. n. Beans. who represented
the Supreme lodge was present and
gave detailed report OF their meet
ing that was held az Winnipeg Can
ada a few weeks ago
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To Play az brilliant,

The BoWlers BAN team will Journey
10 Brilliant sunday where they viii
cross bats with the strong aggrega.
non OF that place The local team
VIII spend several evening In strenu.
Gus practice. Murphy VIII probably
De Ia the box for the locals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18

The drin vhich vas 70 30 held this
evening for the Uniform Rank 81 the
hniEhts % Maccabees vas postponed
unti FRIDAY evening Az members
r. requested 20 BE- present a. the hall
Friday evening az O'Clock IN fllI
Uniform
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18
Repairing Roads.

Several men are at present employ
90 making extensive repairs TO the
Big Wheeling Greek road The road
has already been repaired from Elm
Grove 10 the Briu school house and
viii be continued for some distance IN
the creek. The work consists OF
cleaning bitches. rehlling low places
and other general repairs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18
Accented Po.ltinn

The many friends OF Howard
Sfooves viii be glad 20 learn that
he mas accepted a position with the
LNenihB ines 81 Martins Ferry be
ing the Bridgeport corrsspondent for
the said paper Grooves started on
MS new work yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18

Vale ne hig track sas resuortinE
% ite call from coK - SUNDAY even
lnr. also the valuable Iun dog -
p fltch Has makirE as -un a. b.
Ats acclstonec 20 follow the biz
truck % the ares and Es the tr.rk
rplnc~c the corner a. Center street
ne doE Was run over and Gi-l several
minutes later.
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To censention.

Earl Nennum. Roy Burton. Thomas
six and A. n. noering left yesterday
In the Nennum car for Cedar Point
where they viii attend the Elk's con
Nentlon representing the local lodge
FoiloNi ING the convention the De e.
safes VII visit the large cities on the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18
concert 80 rr.ninr

The choir % the FTfth street n T.
church viii hold a concert this evening
~ inc church. AZ the conclusion OF the
concert. rDfreHhmeuts will be served
The following is the program for the
iu@lcal selection. Choral Orchestra
Reading ........ Mics rlar, M..a,..'s.
Bridal Chorus Us volces) ...-....-...
..--,. .--. -.-.-.- Choral society
song iaufOulme1 .........
49, ~. i. HAYES and Kenneth stewart
reading .-.-.- Mrs. Chas Fitzhugh Ir.
500 .......- .Chas. HinEha M
headlng ...-..... Miss Niua Meadows
solo .-..... Airs. Lillian Bingham
Good Nisht Sweet Dreams" ........
.----..-..... ....-.-.. Choral Society
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18

"wednesday evening The farmers o.
sand hlll district win hold q meeting
AZ ne sand hiI school house The
meeting VII b under the auspices of
ne Marshall County Agricultural A..
sociauon. and wiil b. f0r the urrpnae
n orEanizinE branch ri that fIsfrirf
The meeting viii he called ~ 0~fs-
ai O'Clock and ell farmers are urged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18
MARTINS FERRY


Miss Grace oliver pleasantly en-
tertained a number OF her friends last
evening A. her home on Broadway IN
honor Of her birthday The evening
was spent In various games and music
and az seasonable hour a dainty
luncheon was served
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TO convert Into rlat.

The contract was awarded Saturday
Tor converting the TOP stories of the
Bans or FULTON building into fats Sew
eral suites or rooms will be arranged
and the buildlnE will accommodate sev-
sral families.
The contract was awarded 20 the con-
trhctinE nrm ~ FiunfEau a Amos Of
Vim Grove Work % removing fn~
partitions IN the building preparatory
20 arranging the flats. viii start today.
lmprnN emonfa 90 the extent 81 about
1900 viii be made 90 the building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18
BRIDGEPORT
Lsshsrsn l.aas. % n.,,.

TIE Lutheran LeaEue 81 the 5,
fauis German Lutheran church An
bold heir regular meeting THURSDAY
evening a. The hone 81 Gctfiist BagE.
1echf On the CatlE PIKE The meet.
n WI - tery important and after
AZ 1lsiusss matters are settled a
social hour utl - spent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18
Chlekrn Thlr...

The chicken thieves ara SIN on the
gob AZ Barton and Maynard a. tao
soops. one az Barton and the other az
Way nard, we're robbed Sunday night
IN spite OF the careful Watching OF
the people in this vicinity the thieves
are sun getting away with the fowls
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18

The many friends Of Mrs Hodge
and Mrs. J. Reese. Who are visiting
friends and relatives IN Wales and
oiher parts OF Europe. viii be glad
10 learn that they are safe and
out Of the VAR regions according to
word received here yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18

May local members % ne Junior
MeehAnics Nil attend M annual pic
Me and outing % the order Rid
~ The lodges Tn this vicinity The
picnic VII be held az Wheeling Park
todaf. The COMMITTEES IN charge has
arranged a spiendid program Tor the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18

Inc sand Hill district tMarahaff
COUNTY, board 90 education has asked
tor bids Tor the Improvement o. the
Britt rrhol house. located about three
mile from Elm Grove on Zig Wh~ofinr
creek II b. planned % reuafut the
bnlldinE. both the interior and the out
side. and the CONTRADICTION IA q f-ort
porch ~ also included In the contern-
plated tmuroy er1ents
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80 - - b -

ATLANTA Ca Aug IA rre--
Ht.rn providing fh1f mo- cotton Do
ao.I orr offered i1r sale af less than r.
cents pound vas adopted here f1.
CAV a' RI meeting nj 500 farmers and
fr.r 90 -arreIa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18

Tho EUITd % rIu0ITIUn man \ I-rv
imnoftant meeting last evening In the
ONCE 20 Supt GUY Finch az the high
-gnnui bulldlug The meeting was calf-
"a m order that several Nacanciea would
he INLET and other business matters
we're discussed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18
Doa Poi.o,-d

The valuable brindle bull dog Of
onlcer Pete Reddy. was poisoned and
died yesterday. The dog was very
valuable and vas admired BY an the
nelshbors as II was a playmate Ia
the many youngsters in hat parf of
town
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18

tarprrferH from West AIera~fr-
crday started Uork on the re-
building q the upple o. the Jim
Grove Coal company works AZ Eir
Grove. Ihe new Irpie uiI be built
and made ready Tor oreraffrr hrfrIe
TIE present one is torn down ire
work VIII b. rushed 10 completion -
fast 81 possible
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18
Erpoct.a Hou. ro..v

Miss Alice Harris D. expected 90 re-
ltfn home today from Denver Col
Nhere she has been taxing treatment
fnr several months Miss Harris has
.npr oNed wonderfully during her stay
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Operation sueee..fuI-

successful operation was per-
formed at the North Wheeling hos
pital yesterday when Rufus Walters
OF Elm Grove had a plate placed m
his leg that was broken In an au.
tomobile accident several weeks ago.
The members had failed 20 unite and
as result The plate was Installed
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ror satirfsetory
ror Satisfactory
Concrete Work Gail
TrE 6 .. KIMBERLY CO.
sehr1uibsch BUILDING Both Phone.


The members % the Mems Bible
class OF the EdgTood f4tFrran
church uiil give a lawn fete This even
tnE on TIE church lof in Lenor add
tor. me feature o. The evening vii
. Do parcel poet safe Other auuse.
merfs VIII b. on the grounds. rrd he
anair promises t1 D. e1ceedInrly in-
feresfiuF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18

The striking miners OF Thu viciu.
ny received their s. which h the
payment each man received yester-
DAY from the Secretaries OF the To-
Gals. This Il the largest payment
mat has been given for several weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18

Miss Helen Chew plearsntly enter
tanned a number Of her friends last
cvenire az her home on Pearl street
complimentary 90 Wles virginia rug
her house guest The evening was
e1Iovshly spent ln games and music
and az SIX o'clock a course dinner was
served
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rn.h snit ror $40 non

avery u Jones administrator FOR the
estate Or the late John ElphrluEh. who
wt- KILLED several months sFo a. Dead
railroad north % this city. hled suit Tor
sle.ooo az 81. Clalrsville yesterday morn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18
Woodmen Iodoe

Henry Clay Camp Modern Wood %
ular weekly meeting this evening in
their lodge rooms In Hands hall Sew
eral matters OF Importance TO the or
der viii come up for discussion a.
this time and full attendance r.
desired
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18
Many on Roat Bid.

large number Of the local color
Cd folks attended the boat ride given
by the Atheuian Club % Bellaire the
trip viii be- made on the boat City OF
Parkersburg which viii journey 20
Steubenville and return
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18

Hayward Long plaintiff filed suit
through his attorney IA G. Pratt for
sfo3 - balance on account against
John a Wilson The large portion OF
the debt was created several years
aEo and the case will be tried In com
mon pleas court in the near future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18
Assault Cas-. Todax.

The case Of Tom Pero against Geo
and Cooney Meyers two well known
men Of the upper end OF town. and
who have been charged with an as
-ault and battery charge. The case
Will be tried this afternoon In Squire
Oug's court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18

The Junior Mechanic u.u hold
their annual oufinr and picnic today
az Wheeling park 4 Iarrr rr1v1
from fl.e city viii attend Tho com.
u.ffar .r charge nf tho picnic has a
srIrrf.d program arranged frr tho
afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18

Aus tf.-TNe crur 'U'nra Hf frr n..
wee 81 eru frr rebels ana frr rH.n..
ufrf l0fcee n -nnfr IHrH.rnH Hra Hr
ne affirf.U Observe" Tho H|r...... .H
gerto L-a-a has been raised uy lrrs..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18

RIO JANElRO. Aug 1.-THE Brit
ish cruiser Glasgow has captured the
Hamburg American steamship Santa
Catharlne which sailed from New
York. July % for South American
ports.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18

They vm scurn~y cot he Coa-r.i,
PIKE % the Maysite i1n uher@ fhsF
III b. serr-d Nth a chicken EanIe
surrer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18

FALMOUTH. Eng. Aug AZ. 9.05 D
m. Many members OF the crews of
the Tennessee and North Carolina
were given shore leave today. The
clubs have placed their premises a.
the disposal OF the officers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18

TO attend. County Agent G. C. Mus.
grove will deliver an address and as
sist In the organization OF the branch.
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cation OF the eject Of the European
war upon American customs revenues
vas given today In the treasury
statement. which showed that receipts
Iof Stills. 643 80 far this month are
about $1,000 900 below tho income for
Z the same period last year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-18

have a be- rlds wsanelds5 syeninr
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WAR BRIEFS


LONDON Aus i7-s.f5 D NJ
several Austrian army ZcT-Ts have
INVADED Russian territory according
% ne vienna correspondent q tne
Reuter- Telegram company.
TIE Russian advance on Zaiosee.
bfocy lnt soksl. IN Galicia. cioss TO
The hlEsla frontier and northeast 81
LENDERS has been checsed
NEW YORK. Aug 1.-The steam
sr Ni@uE Amsterdam. % The Holland.
American line. arrived AZ Quarantin-
THIS evening from Rotterdam ana
more than 1000 kmsriczns Sso Ssrs
temporarily mArooned on account OF
th@ var.
LONDON. Aug is-i2 90 a m
An Exchange Telegraph despatca
from MalnE says that the Ger1lan
emperor. accompanied 81 three 81 a.
sons. including Grown Prince Pred
erick william. has arrived.
LONDON. Aug .1s-i2 % a m
! The Paris correspondent OF the Ex-
change Telegraph company learns
that the Russian emperor Win sign a
proclamation a. an early date Eiving
, the Jews In bis domlnions equal civil
and political rights With his other
subjects.
LONDON. AUG. lT-l0.32 D. NJ
The following statement was issued
tO-n night b. the British official press
Any action Japan takes against
Germany viii not extend beyond the
China seas, except In 20 Tar as may
BE- necessary 10 protect japanese
lines
WASHINGTON. Aug i7.-An indi-
cation OF the effect 81 the European
was given today In the treasury
statement. which showed that receipts
lof Sll.ils.6t3 80 far this month are
about 5000 900 below tho income for
the same period last year.
FALMOUTH. Ems. Aug ~. 9:O5 p.
m. Many members OF the crews OF
the Tcnnessee and North Carolina
were given shore leave today. The
clubs have placed their premises Et
the disposal OF the officers.
RIO JANEIRO. Aug 1.-THE Brit
| ish cruiser Glasgow has captured the
amburg-American steamship Santa
| Catharlne which sailed from New
| York. July % for South American
ports.
LONDON. Aug. Il. 6.15 p. m.-The
war risks Insurance otice. effective
tomorrow. will reduce the rate on
cargo Insurance from four 20 three
gulneas per cent
| LONDON. Aug II. 1908 p m-A
I Routed despatch from Berlin says
/ that the German EmperOrs depar-
I ture for the front has occasioned
patriotic outbursts by the newspapers
/ Of all parties
LONDON. Aug. IS. $50 a. ma
/ Brussels dispatch TO the Daily Mail
! saws.
sharp frhting has been in pro
/ gress since Monday morning
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LONDON. Aug Il. 6.15 p. m The
war risks Insurance orice. effective
tomorrow. will reduce the rate on
cargo insurance from four 20 three
gulncas per cent
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-30
Extra Sporting Page
WEINERT. DOES WELL
 IN RING STRUGGLE

Charley tWeinert, the youthful light Heavyweight of East Orange, IN. Js who recently surprised boxing follow CTS by his showing against Battling Levinsky, outpointed George Ashe of Philadelphia in ten-round bout at the National Sporting club, New York, last night. The Jerseyite had the ati- vantage of almost every round, and although Ashe put up a. game exhibit ton and was always willing, he could neither land effectively nor force the Jerseyite to slow up. At the finish Ashes face bore strong testimony to the busy half hour which he spent in the ring with Weinert.
 sWeinert lacked the ring experience of the, Quaker but physically he had the better of every comparison and he was also a better boxer. The ring side weights were 169 1-2 pounds for Weinert and 160 1-4 pounds for. Ashe. W,etnert, was considerably taller than the Philadelphia, and he also had a much longer reach. AS a boxer he made a most favorable impression, and If he improves through work he promises to cause much trouble among the white hopes. For man of his size he is remarkably shffty on his feet, and at times last night he step. ped around like featherw eight. He can also get quite a little speed out Of his arms. On the defense he seem ed bit weak, or incapable of taking much punishment.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-30
JOHNNY KILBANE
 GOES SPEED MAD Friends Fear Champion Will Be Hurt in High Pow
 cred Auto.
(Buffalo Enqulrer.) );

Cleveland, Jan. 30. r-- Champion Johnny Kilbane is suffering with the new disease known; as autotheria. and his friends fear that it will sget's him if he does not listen to professional advice and act accordingly. The featherw eight champion has no less
 than four high-speed automobiles; one of them racing car capable of mak- ing about 110 miles an hour. The little battler talks nothing but auto.
 Johnny argues that a person can benefit his health and condition won
 derfully by autoing, especially by
 taking drives out into the rural dis- tricts, where he can tnhale plenty of fresh air. His friends agree with him on that point, but they are wor- ried about his racing car proposition: they fear for the boys safety
 Many serious accidents have hap pened to speed-crazy auto drivers. The Ioosen1ng of bolt, or hitting a snag on the road while "a racing car is shooting along at a speed of ninety miles an hour would play havoc with the machine, and as for the driver we'll, Cleveland could no longer boast of a worlds featherweight champion if Johnny happened to be in the ma chine when such mishop occurred. 5 his own business and w.iI doubtless suit himself as to the style of car he will drive and the rate of speed he will maintain, but to a layman it looks trifie fool-hardy for a young athlete holding a worlds champions ship and likely to be cared upon at any time to defend his title, to sport a racing car, the driving of which is so hazardous at best.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-30
CHANGE LIKELY IN
 BASKETBALL RULES


 Basketball may undergo a change in 1915 which will make it more in- teresting. Prof. Elmer Gress of the Dayton. O.. pIaygrounds, recognized as the leading authority of the game in Southern Ohio, says the change has been made in the games played in that city and has proved to be a suc- cess.
 Prof. Gress has never been satisfied with the method of putting the ball Into play by having the two centers jump for it when the referee losses 1t up between them. Gress' objection is that a very tall center gives his team too much advantage over an op- ponent He wants teams of five who can work together in every detail. which he says is at present impossible. Instead of putting the ball into play as the rules now call for, Dayton s playground teams toss for the ball at the start of the game and the winner gets possession. One player steps out of bounds with the ball about mid way between the goals and endeavors to pass 1t to one of his own men, all of whom are guarded by opponents.
 After the first scoring the ball goes to the opposing side, which puts it into play in the same manner. but from the opposite side of the court. The right to put the ball into play then alternates. The game is faster under Gress' plan, and much more scientific, as the new way makes pos sible more passing combinations and eliminates the delay the centers cause.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-30
6 G.ARDNER-ROoT BOUT RECALLS
 FORMER MIDDLEWEIGHTS STARS

Although the middleweight nauddle now seems to be clearing up, and there is hope that that class may soon have a recognized champion after nearly four years without one, 1t is difficult to see where any of the present aspir- ants to the crown can claim to be the equals of the great naiddleweights of the past. Leaving champions out of consideration, where is the middle weight today who would stand 8 chance with such men as Brooklyn Jimmy Carroll, Jim Hall, Dan Cree don, Pete Mccoy, Tommy Ryan. Frank Craig. Young Mitchell, Danny Ke1leher, George Gardner or Jack Root? Tt was just twelve years ago today that the last named two. Gard ner and Root, met in San Francisco in one of their several battles. On this occasion Root was the victor. winning on a foul in the seventh round, but in their other engage ments Gardner proved to be the bet ter man..
 Jack Root was a Chicagoan and a fast, game and scientific boxer. He outgrew the middleweight class soon after the San Francisco bout with Gardner, and challenged Kid Mccoy to battle for the light heavyweight championship of the world. Mccoy accepted and the bout was scheduled for Fort Erie, Ont, but it fell through. In April, 1905, they@Were ma1che0 10 fight in Detroit. Root repeatedly knocked Mccoy down. and the clever Hoosier needed all Of his skill to keep from being knocked out Root won all the way. After quitting the ring Root became a theatrical magnate.
 George Gardner was another near tchampion'' who could have made any of the present middleweights look silly. He was an Irishman from County Clare, and during his career of Q, hundred battles he whipped such good men as Peter Maher, a heavy weight; Root, Wa1cott, and many oth- CTS. In 1902 he fought twenty rounds with Jack Johnson, and the following years he stayed twenty rounds with Bob F'itzsimmons. although he lost the decision.
 Brooklyn Jimmy Carroll was anoth- CT middIeweiEht who never held title, but who could. if now in his prime, lick any two middleweights of the 1914 crop. Carroll might have wonsthe title from Jack Dempsey but the two were firm friends and Jimmy always refused to challenge his pal. Jim Hall and Dan Creedon were pair of Australian middleweights who were mighty hard to beat.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-30

when he won over the sailor man in northern California; Jimmy has be n
 boked for another big f. .gnt March 17th, but his opponent has not yet been selected. This fight will prob ably take place in Los Angeles and Promoter Tom McCarey is endeavor
 ing to get Georgees Chip to met him. If he5falls to, land Chip he will try to get Mike Gibbons. although the lat ter has been holding out for New Or leans to book the match. Just why Mike should prefer New Orleans to Los Angeles. it is hard to tell, unless it should be that he prefers the ten round game to the marathon route. Jimmy would like to make a trip to Australia as he realizes there is big money over there for him, but he IS a little dubious about the matter, owing to the fact that he signed a. contract two years ago in Australia which he fears might hold good should he re- turn there now. However, Snowy Baker, the Sydney promoter. assures me that he will submit a new con tract to Claibby in case he wants to go and that he need not worry about the other. Should Cabby meet Chip and defeat him, there would be only one man to stand in his way of claim ing the championship and that is Jack Dillon, the Indianapolis we1terweight
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-30
GEORGE SUTTON AND
 DEMAREST IN TIE

George Sutton, the veteran Chicago billiardist, who meets Willie Hoppe for the 1S.2 inch title on Monday even ing, and Calvin Demarest, another Chicago expert, split even in their practice games yesterday at Thum's Academy, New York. In the after noon contest Demarest was returned the winner by the score of 250 to 207 while in the night game Sutton show ed his best form and had no trouble in vanQuishing his opponent by the count of 400 to 211.
 Sutton played a brilliant game in the evening. his best so far since he began practicing for the match with Hoppe Demarest got the breaks at the beginning of the contest. and with a, high run of 112 in the sixth inn ing, was more than a, hundred points ahead of the veteran when the latter took his next turn at the table. When Demarest missed he left the balls in a nice position and Sutton used all of his masterfu1 skill with the cue in nursing them.