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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-12
GIBSON TOOCLEVER :
FOR ST. BENED|CTS
Blair Hall Pitcher Is Master of
Local SchOoIbOys in Game ,
at BIairstOWn.
FINE CATCH BY M'DERMIT

St Benedicts Prep met disaster
yesterday at Blairstown, the local
boys losing to Blair Hall by the score
of s to 8. The clever pitching of Glib
son, excellently supported wrought
the local teams undoing. In addition
the St Benedict squad assisted Blair
to victory with several errors at
critical moments
The feature of the game was a one
handed catch of McDermit, the St.
Benedict right fielder, in the seventh
inning. He leaped in the air and
pulled down a hit that looked to be
good for a home run, off the bat of
James. who had already slugged out
two three baggers. Fearles, of Blair
Hall. also contributed a clout for
three sacks. Connolly, of the local
team secured three hits The score;
SV PENEDICWrS RTAIR HALL.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-12

Members of the games committee Of
1.-The Newark High Schools Athletic
Association will endeaNor to con-
duct the first annual field day of the
city association next Saturday after
noon in a model fashion Toward
that end the program will begin at l
O'clock sharp.
As this will be the first meet of the
n, IL. S. \. A. all of the perform
aAces will stand as records. Conse-
quently the athletes are working
hard in order to be in condition to
record their best efforts.
IA
ssBig Entry for Academy Field Day.
isEntries for the twenty-seventh an
nual Newark Academy field day,
which will be held Friday afternoon
sat Academy Field closed yesterday.
ssssAimost 100 entrants will start in the
various events, which have been
e-fassified in three sections. The strug-
gle for senior individual honors is
The chief topic of discussion among
the academicians. Berg jr., Cold
shprg Brock and Hertz are favored
IN the competition for the single
honors.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-12

j. p. N:
A friend of mine and l have had
an argument and we want you to put
us right, j. p. n. A says the New
ark club has already lost a series at
home this season, while last year
they did not drop series anywhere
until late in the year. b declares
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-12

ST 0i Bsepnnedicts ~. 90 5 90 o ol-s
Blair Hall ....,... l o Q / Ks
riiice hits Bladder, George, Moore =,
Gibson, Harrington. Stolen bases-Foley.
Connolly, Beck, Greene. Bases ON balls
OffGeorge ;. off Gibson 3. Hit by pitcher
Greene, Moore. Gibson. Struck out-By
George I. by Gibson q. Passed balls
Moore Foley. Wild pitches-George
impirc-Walker
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-12

McYeigh, even with his liberal
views in regard to managers, hasn't
much to do. He has one match on
that will attract some attention
from the local fans, but nothing big
for him is in sight just now. His
bout with Kid Boonton at Troxler's
on May % is. sure to draw out a
large crowd, but Jimmy is so mucn
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-12

The bike races were all right last
Sunday, according to IS. o. & Co."
who write as follows:
j. p. N:
The champion of the European
riders, Walter Rutt, was fairly
beaten in the three heats of the in
teresting match race at the Velo-
drome, and he acknowledged his de-
feat by the real king of cycling by
heartily shaking hands with big
Steve" Next to the match race came
the ten-mile tandem-paced race be-
tween Clark, Goullet and Fogler,
with Goullet the winner over the
Rocket. Still. little Jackie will have
the privilege of getting chance with
Walter Rutt. Such is life. We don't
think little Jackie will find in the
German boy another Ellegaard
The idea of a scoreboard at the
Velodrome is a good one, and we con-
graduate fan Double p" But we
would Ike to see the scoreboard
modified a little. Instead of the one
used at the present time, why not
put up a regular blackboard" with
chalk and write down the results.
1t would require less work, less time
to attend to it and would satisfy the
fans far from the tape. Yours very
truly, S. o. & co,
&
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-01

special foods pfepar.ed 81 nlateEia g
thiat do not aggrayase the aBElp rrnat
condition Of the patient but thai
tend to remove the disturbing cause.
Many OF these preparations auEef-
Used as special foods contain tngEe-
dents which are harmful to persons
suffering from these diseases. ) Dfs-
bette foods are supposed 70 contain
gluten in place OF starch, yet most o.
the commercial diabetfc dours are by
no means paire gluten since they con-
tain considerable quantities o.
starch. Some Of them are nothing
more than whole wheat or Graham
Hours. and are positively dangerous
for diabetic tnyaltds' use. They are
sold at high price and their merits
are explained In misleading and nm
truthful advertisements. Food adul-
teration IN no form assumes more
dangerous altitude than when II puts
OF, the gartb OF medicinal prepare
lions. and poses as cure for serious
diseases Patients depending on
fraudulent dtabetic hours would fare
better ON Their ordinary diet, TOT
while they feel secure in consumins
breads made from the supposedly
starch-free four, they be indulging
IA auficiently starchy food to bring
their malady to speedy and fatai
Termination
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having open house 20 wish { leEn
.botl j happy and pros perotts new
year
The Rey and AfFs- Smith were ~
the rvsesgiaE tine, sEad very gssc. oasiy
receiSed their guests. After entering
the reception hall the guests were
taken charge Of 6y Mrs. BENJAMIN II
robinson Mrs. lloyd Ps Sonders, MRS
Harvey W. E7aErneE and Mrs. <
b. Haynalker, who Ishered them
through gthe dIHerent rooms.
z In the dining room, which was ar
tfsiticalIyz deeolsl ted ~ tth smtta. and
American beauty roses. Mrs. OIalsd ,l 3
West and Mrs. lloyd 4Ieayner presKd
at. a punch bowl. assisted by Misses
Margaret and. Fcrancis Robinson. Edna
Haynaker. Edith Heavier. Bertha b
Bland and Marion Flowers.
MRS, S. N, .Vhlte ana Miss Florence
Lynch had charge OF a guest book and
ali callers signed their names with Ne+
Year greetings in the guest book.
Miss Iona Smith and Miss Merle
williams presided at the piano ano
furnished music during the afternoon
,ssn.cn was greatly appreciated BY all
present.
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For Guests

In honor of Mrs. Hal NJ. Rapp. of
lParkersbure. Miss Louise 5Garrard,
of washington, : and Miss Roberta
| Fleming of Fairlnont, Mrs. Albert w.
Rapp entertained at cards fFom-S 70
| 6, O'Clock yesterday afternoon. FIVE
tables were arranged for auction
| bridge and at the completion OF the
game dainty convenirs were present
ed to Mrs. Henry Raymond MIS- Geo.
Up. Leatherbury, Mrs. Osman Swartz
Miss Wheat and Miss Fleming fol
having made the highest score at each
table. The visitors prize was wor
by Miss Potter.
At S O'Clock a salad supper wa
served. Coffee was poured by Mrs.
NIord Lewis. Among the guests who
| enjoyed the game we're Mrs. Henry
HAMMOND, Mrs. George Leatherbury
Miss Shovel of Ocean City, Mary
tiand. Mrs. Charles Findlay, Mis-
Fleming of Fairmort, Mrs. Jane
Graham, Detroit, Mrs. Osman Swartz,
Miss Parrish, Columbus, o., Mrs. Ella
ID. Templeman, Charleston, Mrs. r
Bryan Templeman, Miss Louise Car
rard, Washington, Mrs. William
Alexander, Miss Potter, Baltimore
Miss Wheat. Berryville. Va; Mis-
Smith, Raveuswood; Miss Hal n
Rapp. PETERSBURG; Mrs. William r
Lewis and Mrs. Lynn S. Horror.
Those who joined the card PLAYERS
at five O'Clock were Mrs. Richard T.
ELowndes, Mrs. William A. Vance,
Mrs. Davis, Mrs Mord Lewis, Mrs. B !.
F. Robinson, Mrs. Paul s.. Aorno1.
Mrs. j. Ward RUSSELL Mrs. Luther
Raymond, Mrs. Boyd Hornor, tho
Misses Robinson, and the Misses Da-
WIS.,
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Coming Events
IN Clarksburg
Soeeeaooaoe

Thursday, January 1-@"A Modern
Eve afternoon and night, Robinson
Grand theater.s
minstrels, afternoon and night, Robin
son Grand theater.
January 5 to. 10, inclusive-W inni-
fred st. Clare Stock Company. Robin
son Grand theater. afternoons and
nights
Friday, January 16-Delta Kappa
Club dance, Masonic temple,
Monday, January I2-"The Win
ming of Barbara Worth" afternoon
and night, Robinson Grand theater.
Thursday, January 22-"San Toy, :
auspices of Marcato Music Club, night,
Robinson Grand theater.
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CsarfI Lnncheon.

+. A prettily appointed card lunch
son was given yesterday afternoon
n the McCaFty- apartment. The
suest list included Miss Haynes of
Philadelphia; Miss Newton, the Miss
as Bartlett, Mrs. lanes Ransone, Mrs
iames- Haggerty, Mrs. Charles Del
son, Mrs. David Carter, Mrs. Roscoe
Brown, Mrs Thomas Miles, Danville,
IA: Miss Bailey, Miss Williams, Miss
Grove, Miss Carr, Mrs. Henry Alex
snder Miss Snider.. Miss Mcknight,
ST Philadelphia; Mrs. John Stone.
diss Parsons, Miss Harrison and Miss
Tusbaum
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-01

BRIDGEPORT, Jan. Miss Lu-
Gle Martin entertained few friends
recently at a beautifully appointed
IL O'Clock dinner in commemorate. ION
of the sixteenth anniversary of her
birth. The teasteful decorations IN
the reception hail. parlor and dining
room harmonized attract.Wely with
the festive holiday spirit. The guest
list included Misses Esther Corn
we'll, Lena Williams, Virginia Willis,
Ada Ehorpening. and Mae Goodnight,
and Messrs. Clarence Williams, Har-
old Miller, Gardner CoruweH. wilson
Williams and Murray Corn'well.
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Entertains Glass,

George Woofter very delightfully."- en-
4ertained the members of her Sunday
school class and their friends Tues
day evening The parlor and din ns
room were tastefuly decorated de-
GRATED in flowers and greenery, ana
various games were INDUCED In
Those who enjoyed the evening
we're Misses Esther Cornwell, Anna
SVithers, Mabel Williams. WIoa
Chorpening, Virginia Withers, Ro1 OK.
Minold and Magdalena Lawson.
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AssenhIH Fan.

ments was the New Years eve assem-
bly, ball, given last evening at the
Waldo. Promptly at . o'clock the
patronesses, Mrs. Richard T.
Lowndes, Mrs Henry Raymond, Mrs,
Dorsey II. Potter, Mrs. James Jack
son Duncan, Mrs George Leather
bury, Mrs. Samuel r. Harrison and
Mrs. Charles o. F'indlay received the
10 O'Clock the pail room doors were
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-01
S QCIAL
Theater Party.

Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Myers en-
terrain number OF friends at a thea
Ter party Thursday evening in honor
bf. their guest, Miss Adell' Long, of
Baltimore All VIII attend the pro
tiuetion of a Modern Eve at the
Robinson Grand theater after which
they will go to the Waldo hotel where
abIes viii be reserved for a luncheon
The Rev. and Mrs. smith Entertain.
A large number of the congregation
cf the First Methodist Episcopal
church and friends of the Rev. and
Mrs. G. d. smith called upon them
THURSDAY afternoon while they were
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snr1,rise I.irthday Party.

In honor of her twenty-tifth blTtn
day anniversary, a surprise party
was given for Mrs. G. A. Lyon Weo-
nesday evening at her home on Daisy
street, Broad Oaks. Musical num-
.bers were included among the a.
versions OF the AFFAIR and dainty re-
freShments were served.
Those In attendance we're Mrs. j.
3. Ross and daughter, Mss Sarah !;
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Kirk. Walter and
Helen Kirk; Mr.. and Mrs. Whan'
Mrs. George 7Whan, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Brikiey, Mr.. and oryy Brinkley,
Mr.. Marion Brinlley, Mrs. Alice Car
ter, Mrs. Dempsey and Misses Mari
anna and Laura Brtnkley.
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New Years social.

w. WaIden's Sunday school
lass consisting of ten young ladies'
reld a New Years social at the home
II Mrs. Walden lin Dodge Court
Wednesday night. Music and gam :
occupied the evening and at the mid
5fght hour refreshn1ents were served.
me chief decoration was miniature
christmas tree in the center of the
lining table. Mrs. Walden was as
listed in the dining room by MISS
saydie Myers. OF clifton Forge, Va
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: The Cadenza orchestra rendered a
special program of dance music and
ut 1 / O'Clock an elaborate supper was
served in the large dining room which
had for its floral decorations Xmas
Zreenery and Xmas bells. At mid
1ight when the clock struck twelve
lang Syne'' was played by the or
.hestra, and the many guests Joined
in singing this time hopored ballad.
later dancing was resumed in the
sail room until 2 o'clock.
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(continued 81 page hve.l
coLp SPELL ovER.

DENVER, Colo. Jan. 1;IDepyer
celebrated 9Sew X ears with = s1tF1l1n er
weather which abruptly term mated g
cold spell that has lasted q. mo nth AZ
? o'clock this morning tibet tempo rature-
registered 81. Huge ba1kS OF snow
remaining from the recent record
breaking storm were rap dissfpa ted
during the morning hours.
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Miss Gore Entertaips.

Miss Elizabeth Gore wednesday,
evening entertained at hearts Ia nor
or of her guests. Miss Lucille Eehar1
and Miss Lula Friend, both of Oak
land, Md. Covers we're laid for TWEEN
ty-nine guests at a table where de-
Iicious refreshments were served. The
occasion throughout was most de-
lfghtful
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plimentary to some holiday visitors
For Their Guests.

Complimentary to their guests Miss
Leisenring. William j. and Albert
&c. Leisenring, of Scranton, Pa. Mrs.
y. Horror Davis and daughters Miss
Louise and Virginia held an inform
al New Years reception this after
noon.
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WHAT OTHER EDITORS SAY
lASReaI : Curiosity.

How hard it is to find an honest
lawyer is a hackneyed jest but per-
haps a rich school teacher might
be looked upon by the average per
son as more of a curiosity. Hunting
ton Advertiser.
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An Evening Echo.

He that loyeth book VIII never
aSant a faithful, friend, whole
some counseliof cheerful compa1-
ion, an ef6ctual comforter. BY
study, by reading. by thinking, one
may in1focefttIy divert and pleasantly
entertain h 3faseh. as IN an sWeathers,
80 In ali foEtilnes al ARR0VVES.
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NIlY2

LAnd still neither Clarksburg nor
Huntington has put in claim for
a regtonal bank. -iParkersburg Sen
tinel.
And why. pray, should solid, sub
stantial, panlc-proof, wealthy Clatlks-
1tfrg put in an application for one?
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home ON West Main street last night.
The guests amused themselves With
dancing and INDUCED in van lons
eamess At twelve O'Clock delicious
refreshments were served. Il vas q
late hour when the guests departed,
all voting Miss Hart an ideal hostess
and Miss White charming guess Of
honor.
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80 I.ostscrillt Needed

Since he delivers his addresses %
congress in person. President Wilson
does not have to add to his essages
the modest postscripts: = Please ex-
.cuse bad writing and spelling.-Blue-
field Times.
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shoot Himself.

A Cincinnati man murdered his
wife, and infant daughter because he
said he saw the devil in their eyes.
wonder what he would do if he
should happen to look into a mirror.
Wheeling Telegraph.
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In Some cases,

In Switzerland they are talking
about taxing all musical Instruments,
but in the American apartment house
the average musical instrument is al
ready a tax on the patience of the
neigh bors.- tington Herald-Dis-
patch.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-01-01

William. Allen White, noted au-
thor and editor, breaches sermon
cite to a, yonng girl regarding the in
decencies OF dress that have lately
come into vogue which every little
girl and the mother of every little
girl hereabout ought 10 read: For
that reason the Telegram herewith
reproduces it,:
~ That 'sesorne dress you We got on
little gt 10 sure is: That delicate,
cIfnging crinkly stuff is the prettlest
cl6tna on the stoFs. counters-the
sink Persian sash OF many colors so
graeesnlly swathed about the center
section, Of yc,ur anatomy would knock
Gle spots on Josepfas coat. You
are corseted and tailored according
Ito the most extreme model in the ad-
vance fall fashion blocks.
But your neck is too low and your
skirt is far and away tighter than
skirts were ever made to be. And
that graceful slit exposing your
DAINTY left ankle, shows a stocking
above your pump that is almost
transparent enough TO read through
And you haven't any more petticoat
than rabbit-you know you
haven't.
Oh, you're some swell, you are.
Have you noticed how the loafers
around the store rubber as you trip
demurely by on your way to the up
Itht lectures? And have you been
thinlsing, little, foolish one, that
they were riabhering out of pure ad-
riiration? Ask your brother about
It. If he's got any sense at all, he'll
tell you something that will be hard
on your vanity and good for your
soul And if you've got any sense,
'you'l take his word for it. you'll lay
that dress away and don something
that Il wide enough around the bot
tom to allow room for two petit
coats and one pair Of legs.
For there never was a. dress de-
signed, little girl, that is half so
beautiful as young girl's modesty'
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pad Rnn,is.

An evangelist says there are -thif-
ty roads TO hell. u they are not
better than the Mercer county roads
It would take long time to get
there Bluefield Telegraph.
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In search Of Health.

The public believes that every
disease has its remedy. and In the
search for that remedy hundr ds.ot
cults have sprung up. One man pins
mis- faith to minute doses of power
fun drugs another walks barefootea
over wet grass; another eats raw
fruit and grainS;- one is confident that
mud baths induce health. and sttil
another urges US to chew each
ruouthfui of food at least thirty
times before swallowing. No doubt
every one of these cures" IS OF
some benefit to some sort of dis
ease The mistake of followers o.
the treatment is m thinking their
particular remedy is a cure-aH TOT
every nalady.
There are no universal remedies.
Every type OF disease must receive
spcfai attention and be treated in the
way long experience and study mas
taught g best adapted to the case.
Certain ills respond quickly to drugs
the virtues of which are sometimes
wonderful, effeetive; others need
nothing but fresh air; still others
a change Of climate, while variety
of diseases need no drugs and no
Journeys to the mountains, but are
best relieved by simple dieting AND
lust a a the. variety OF drug prepare
lions is almost beyond the power OF
the maker to recall and is daily be-
ing Increased by the chemist ana
pharmacists. so a great variety OF
remedies has been brought out that
cannot be considered as drugs, put
which still possess singular curatlve
properties.
some diseases are beat relieved by
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nV;ss lord EHnta1.fainG

In honor of her guest, Miss Nellie
White, of Elkins, Miss Harriet i1art
entertained a number of friends at
parIor dance and card party at her
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HOME IBofh Succeed.

Huerta says that he will crush the
rebels and the rebels say that they
viii hang Huerta If they both sue
coed, everything win be all right
Wheeling News.
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N IneffectfVe .ENhy.

About the most tnehecttVe way OF
unhorsing a dictator is by way of di-
plonIacy-unless our eyesight is get
ting Notwithstanding Dispatch
News.
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EIaSier to Remember.

Many Democrats find the motto
TO the victors ha'ong the SPOTS
shorter and easier to remember than
the Baltimore platform. Morgan
town Post Chronicle.
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cards have been sent out by Mrs.
Nfillard f. snider for a reception she
will give from to o'clocg Satur-
day Afternoon, having as her guests OF
honor Mrs. e. w. Maxwell. Mrs.
George Price and Miss Mcknight Of
Philadelphia.
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And AlMaYa VIII.

Even though the currency Is re-
formed some of 1t will still be spent
for Improper purposes Grafton Sen
.tfnel.
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Invitations Issued

Invitations have been issued by
Miss Agnes Hood: for 6 o'clock din
ner she will give this evening COM
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brown open for dancing.

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A = = WE & TRRDnNG sTRNfPs P
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-28
GtinsFi@e @sitatSfanoioatea.

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nab hinelilder 0spfIogenbcit idled.
teroings ntht mebr binter oen 9uilI,
fen blsibsn tam.
Gin autbentiider Brief bon Dem
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feinen Sobn UNI Die !Sano Der Soh.
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Define ebrpiiroige 3o9ter meinem
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bunoen, in iberfdpengIiter 5reiioe
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