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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-08
SOCCER TEAMS

The Moundsvillc soccer team has
challenged the Brooksidc soccor fram
ior a game Saturday afternoon on the
Moundsville grounds The Mound
.ity BOYS guarantee an expenses NJ
the challenge e. accepted the prook.
sido manager o. requested 20 commu-
nlcate win James Howcraft. AZ No.
POS Cedar avenue. Moundsvllle
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WANTS KNOCK OUT
Jim kruger says That ne ia Doing Al.
Ger Joe Jeanstts IN tha Early
nouuda Of ne nout

Jim krurcr. the Hebrew hcnvvusIrbt
grHfNuInN fn 90 Do rounds with fnn
Jeanette. fHr NuHHEru negro af the
MARITIME ItrrF ArmorN Saturday even.
Inr. WIN frf Tor Knockout Ir fnn
efIIN rounds HO.Hruiur fu word received
IfHuI nIa ilitaNuf n training camp
intend fu Eu HffNT Jeanette from
fnr rUuuU Hf frr rnur. .lIH Ernrrr III
'tnI N..I"fOl'. ana fH place mN
r.I.In.r In n.N IIHNf HNw punch Doe .a
.IlifUE HrN IrI...e If can rrf fH him
With several Hun puuChsa. viii have
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.


Yesterdays Results.
NllBoston. 5; New York. i.
(2)New York. Z: Boston. /.
(3lCleveland. 4; st. Louis. 3.
(DCleveland. s: 81. Louis. ?.
Nb)Chicago. s.: Detroit, Z.
(6)Dctroit. D.: Chicago. o.
(DPhila. o: Washington. 1.
(2)Phila. s; Washington, z.
(1)-Ffrst game. (2)-Second game.
(3)-Ffrst game. rs innings. CD-Scc-
ond game. s innings. darkness. (6)-
First game. IL innings. (6)-Second
game. innings. darkness.
To-day's Cameo
Chicago at Detroit co.
st. Louis at Cleveland CD.
Philadelphia at washington CD.
Boston at New York CD
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Y. & 0. WIN TWO
Two Good Games Played Yesterday Al.
Team az Rush Ran

The fast y a o. ball team OF Flor.
team iu double header vfTferday &c.,
noon az Rush Run. in two of the best
played games Of the season NAV
Co mere The Rush Run team
hAa nov lost any games thfa sea-
son tiu The defeats 90 yesterday .r-T
ineF we're trying Co.. make 90 clean re-
."i.. 'n.h. Who pic he'd for the a
~ team. MiH ID former Central League
iNlfler. Ihe href -nme was won bv n
score n Co 2. while the second vs4. &
70 D. Ihf eHWgH were Witnessed hv "a
were made during OBJ. games Tho score
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LOST ON FOUL
Dick LOadman Lost 20 Alive miller Ne.
fore steubenvflle a. c. Last
Night on Decision.

STEUBENVILLE o.. Sept Dick
Loadman. OF this city. lost the decision
In ten round bout here this evening TO
Awe Miller. 81 Lorain. on a foul In the
eighth round. Miller claimed that Load
man hit low and his claim was allowed
b. the referee. Miller had hard work
getting through the first round and all
through the fight the odds were IN
favor Of Loadman. when the foul was
allo@ cd IN the eighth round. Miller was
IN n critical condition from the terrible
beating received. The men fought Ia
this city two weeks ago. but the battle
was "a darw and 90 Was decided 20 give
them another chance.
IN the semi-nnais Banty SHARP. OF
this city. won the decision over Earl
stead. Of Miugo in the third round Tho
contest was given under tho ausuices
or the stcubcnttllc Athletic Club and
was witnessed b. a large crowd
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Banning. 4ll Furlonrsi Pur,. ,aoo

snow smart. bk. m. by ogden. W. A.
T ria,Sins' san Antonio. Tex. Buck
dnouas' e o.. by Peter McCue. r. NJ
heynolds, ~ Paso. Tex. Ruth JACKSON
y. m, BY Cesairon. a. Meyers. Hurb
sslottler. Lucetta. en-. M. 'bv Ceasesr io ~
r.. haNis Lexington. XIV; 81 Abe. IN. e
nN -. 1onard. j. G.. CLANCY Wsvnee.
care. Mat Jordan. Fairmont. Lawsuit q
7, ~ Acronaut. I'd. =. Peck Cleveland
- MafEpld. e.. m. by Golden MAXIM H
lteih Mahtine, %. m. by Macy. b C-it-
neli. moundsvllle The Parson. 4 ~
IAilnEuishcr Mat Jordan. Fairmont
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SPEED PROGRAM AT FAIR
Is BEST EYER ARRANGED
MORE THAN $50 HORSES NOW ON
GROUNDS READY FOR WORD.
To-dsy's Card viii See Some Fas,
Trotters and Paeers az Wire.
One Running Event.
BALLOON AscEnsIoHs
TO BE 8PECTACuLAH

The first balloon ascension will be
made this afternoon. about 3 O'Clock
weather permitting. IL promises 10
be one OF the most Spectacular AERO
nautical teats ever witnessed here.
parachutes-
The balloon-a seventy-nve foot
Sas oas-ts the property OF Prof. I'D
X hutchinson. who Is we'll known
here. having made dozens OF niEhts
al previous fairs in Wheeling. Tine
ascension viii be made either by hen
Groulx or Martin Ruhe.
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cRAvATH WAS STAR or
oUAKERS-DoDdERs GAME


PHILADELPHIA. Sept. Hard
hitting featured both games here to-
gay. Philadelphia winning each event
The scores were TO Z and 10 8
SraVaths hitting was prominent in
both games His home run with two
oided the FIRST contest In the second
he made home hun. n double and "a
single In four times AZ the bat scorer
First Game.
60, Ri. F.
Philadelphia I % -
RaRan, Allen and McCarty: AIexander
and Doom.
Second Game.
Brooklyn DO. 04OO1 % Il q
philadelphia o q o 0 o 81 IL q
,,Schmutz. Aitchison. Reuibach and
Miller. Marshall. lineup. MAYER and
Burns.
Umpires: Eason and ouigiey.
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Two base hits. GILES Harris Tire.
base hits. Inugburn. owens. Home ruf =.
aua man, stolen bases Lick 3. Hurkr.
wilson; Neuhardt TO Wilson. Ffrat has-
o. balls. OF Neuhardt 2. on owens. z
ball Lisk Bennett raurhurn sarrtere
% Wilson struck out. 49, Neuhardf
y hF 1W ems. 4. Umpire. hudson
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ANERIoAH AssooIATIoE.

EamoB ''.'
raroD
80, Paul g. MInrsaous o. rriut
rarreJ
Cleveland g. Iad.araou. rrirs,
tnd'araoiIa O.. Cleveland D. fs..a-f
ramrI
ksHsas CITY io. wuraat,. o. orir.,
A.,iilgsgsss g. Ksr.aa ny 0ss--
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SNODGRASS
was 1T WITT sALI-H WAS
AAH WAS CALLED.
xsipsd Materially TO MAKE Excitsmsns
IN Boston-1sw YORK Double
Reader.

tions OF the Boston and New York Ma
uonai teams underWwent no change a.
result OF today's game at Fenway
rarh Boston won the morning game.
: 70 and New York the afternoon con-
TEST ~ 70 1. The largest crowds ever
~ 5osson At two baseball games ~ a
AFTER snodgrass was hit by pitched
Dali IN the sixth inning OF the AFTER
noon contest. the crowd -booed" when
ne went TO center field. His contemptu-
Gus motion In response TO this reception
was iouowed by a volley OF bottles
game was held up hve or ten minutes
and during the demonstration Mayor
Curley went to the field and demanded
OF n policeman that Snodgrass be re-
moved from the park. Neither the Of
ncer nor the umpfres would comply.
Se0fes'
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.


.(1)Buffalo. IL: Baltimore. 5.
(2)Baltimore. s: Buffalo .
(1)Brooklyn. 4; Pittsburgh. 3.
(2)Brooklyn. IL: Pittsburgh. IL.
(1)ChicagO. s; Indianapolis, 3.
(3)Chicago. 3: Indianapolis. 3.
81. LOuis-kansas City. two
games postponed on &C
count OF wet grounds.
()-First game. (2)-Second game.
(3)--Second game, innings. called. ac-
count darkness.
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CUBS TOOK TWO oAnrra
PROM HEDB-MADE BIO GAIN

Chicago SEPT 7-Cbicaro 40, ,
couple header from Cincinnati to-day r
- ana 20 .. thereby gaining u fuii
Aane or sew York and Boston. who az
1000 daring base running won the
hrst rnrne in the eighth inning WHOM
~ hlnElgl. went % thlrd on q scratch
hlt % right The second game 40 4
Eitchers battle between HumuFreU .rT
fitierT. cenlrll Leagur recruit Score.
First Game.
S.t-..--, " r. H b.
'hicaF1 .... Of -
.thneiler and Gonzales. Pierce and
second Game.
Cincinnati 1000 0000r
chicago .... % q % q o.
fltferv and CLARK. HumrHrrv and
hft.nahan Umpire fUrIar and Hard
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S Boston York ... ::::SSS 6S:Gc55--iGs

Two base hits: Murray. snodgrass.
Connolly. Meanwhile. Mclean. Smith
Stolen bases; Burns (2). Bases on
balls: on Tyler 4; Tesreau 4 Struck
out; by Tyler ?; Tesreau 10. Umpires
KLEIN and Emsley.
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ST. Louis at Kansas City CD.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn (2).
Baltimore at Buffalo CD.
Chicago at Indianapolis (2).
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With the track in the best possible
condition and with more than $50
horses stabbed on the State Fair
grounds. horsemen are unanimous In
stating that this years racing pro-
gram. which begins this afternoon in
connection with the thirty-fourth an
nual State Fair and Exposition. will
be one of the greatest the local turf
has ever known.
The entry list for the local speed
meet, while not the largest in the
history OF the fair association, Is con-
sldered TO be one of the best any
track has ever received. So many
good horses are racing this year on
the Lake Erie Circuit that IL takes a
wonderful trotter or PAGER to win.
The local entry list contains the
names OF many winners of the sea
son whose performances have thrilled
crowds az previous meetings on the
circuit. while there are some new
horses In some of the classes.
Running a Feature.
io-day's card includes four fast
events the 2:12 pace. 2:15 trot.
2:24 pace and the running race OF Az
turiongs. With fifteen steppers en-
tered in the 2:12 pace, this event
promises 10 be the stellar one OF the
week
A feature of each days racing will
De the running events. Nearly 40
horses are entered in this class. Four
teen chargers are entered in this af.
ternoon's running race.
Speed Program.
The following is to-day's speed pro-
gram:
Race Mo. 1. 2;l2 Pace; Purse 5000.
yyitIIulih S tiilda, CHI. m. by Anderson
MIKES. Ely Crawford. Scranton, Pa:
RR sa Hal b. m. by Devil Hal, Guy
Z. by knight Harry Fiemming. Wash
i,ngton. Pa Wilkie Elder, br s., by ROY
town. o. Lady Venus. br. nj Ross 4.
stout a Bro. Clarksburg w. Va: Rineo
fF 1ed id ", b. h., BY Fleming Axworthy.
AVworthy. b. =. by Axworthy, IL q
S,f9rliss. Agt. Washington d. &; Alice
stanton. Va. Harry. The Ghost =
~ manager G n. Hays, Columbus. o.:
I RSis y b. g. by Guy. n, J. stout:
yuma yuma Farm. Agt, Richmond IS vac Sont al
R RiltSird' b; g. BY Abbot Weeks 5.
By D Silent s chime %; PetsT , Chimes ;. g.
Renick WIN
Race NO. 2 2;l5 Trot: Purse 5000.
Moella- b. m, by Nobel. Ed McGrath-
notstown, Pa. Cacus Star. b. = bV
tlsaq1,enGium. u. Moriarfty. Chicago. IN:
~ Flick. Kittanning. Pa: Para Rctie'
~ %, m, by Paralyzer. Duquesne Stables.
Ilttsburghs Pa James w r. r nv
SinInoral Lester Dore Haverhiil Mas
race No. 3, 2:24 Pace; Purse 500.
BABY r. ,. m- by October. Gun Rea
ki Ainstoh; ny DIT. Weaver. =. e. by
"a Anna Hal D. m. BY Gomas. Chas'
Jackson, chicago, III. Golden Rex. Oh
Nesta Ireganue. b. M. by Tregantie
". n Mallow. Washington g. IL O
tS@ahs tne Leopard, ~. by Ponetta. q
~ King Direct. =. W. Vale. Ciarksbure.
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SPEAKERS HOMER WAS
FEATURE OF GOOD DOURLEr

NEW YORK. Sept. 7.-Boston and
New York broke even In their double
header this afternoon. the Red Sox win
ming the first game 5 to l. and New
York taking the second contest Z TO 1.
ne Closing affair lasted only seven in
nlngs. being called on account OF dark
ness. speakers home run into the right
field fence. with Scott on first in the
fourth inning. featuring the first game.
Scores.
First Game.
49,. - r. II. r.
New York. OOOOOOO-
Foster and Carrigan: McHale. Cole
ana Nunamaker Umpircs: Chill and
Connolly.
Second Game.
Boston ......-....o DOL 0o-1 2
called end seventh on account of
Wood. Bedient and Thomas: Heating
and Sweeney. Umpires: Chill and COM
molly.
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FEDERALS
Morning Game.

Morning Game.
Baltimore ........... d.
Eunalu ............ a. H. =
Quinn and wilhelm. Jaekuttebi a.d
Moore
Afternoon Game.
Baltimore ............
Haiiey ana jschi.ts,b. abi1 a,d
Morning Game.
AZ uf0okIgu D. d y
IIf.HIurgu Observation-Disclosures. o.
narssr ana Berry. cbappsu AND
Afternoon Game.
r....,..-. O. u o.
uaIEer fsriaIr ramrIfy ana r,r-.
NfgTn rDmere Hiuelarsst FInner1n
FIRST Game.
go frInrHrnHa y
,...sr. ................... 2 10 :
f.nlr.H rrsHIrreaat ana wilson
I...IrHI.r HnH UHTIHrr
second Game.
IUrIrr- darkness Do r.
|.HwH 3D.
fnN.FrrHrfr
Hrsrnar H.rfrt ana Block. Kaissr-
.rr Hr' HHrIIrn
Hf hHn#HH city.
Ionic. Earsaa city. two Games
fI"u.I. nIf grounds.
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IETEHEATIoHAL LrAaUr


Morning oamss
Baltimore d IfH"r. ...f'
Providence q. NrH.F.s I.
Montreal 3. UunrIl
Roc hester q Trr.rf. .
Afternoon aamea
leroy fIfU 2 IH.f.HHnH.
FruHfnrnnn 20. WrnHrr
Montreal 90. uHnnT.
Toronto a Rochester
Wife Tia. ga. daarie aEau r..t.
before tho end Of tho ufrt
Husband Good rrarIDr. sfI,.t
You must make fhaf check fraf f.r.
or than thaf-fond0r Opinion
Wood Horkrrr iu sora work Do
hours "a day
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D. Armhruater defeated Harvey Pol
furk 90. So
F % uradr defeated william rranz
holm. f.f. F.T. 90
woodward Fransheim defeated vs. w.
Abbot r.a. C.n
f.ouis srubb defeated George Franr.
helm. 90. G.f
second uound.
u hrmbruafrr defeated D. ~ brady
los. u.s.
Louis erubt defeated Woodward
"rurrnfluI. o.. 40
riualn
o. trmhru.f.r defeated Louis Crubb
..a 90. 90.
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ISIS Mary simpson. ga
les Katherine Pfarr. $50.
Sweepstakes Matches.

Tn The mons handicap tournament
and GOLF swcepstakcs Mr. Holloway
received O. cane. o. silver loving cup
and q dozen roif balla while the sec
ond prize. won by Mr. g. d. Penney.
was eiaht eoif balls. and third prize
four golf balls. won by Mr ~ Lcah
Tho rN.rfIfa arrr.
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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results
Z - Boston. 3. New York. a.
cd New York. 10. Boston. 1.
(l)St. Louis. Z: Pittsburgh. 4.
(2)P1ttsburgh. 2: ST. Louis, l.
ll)Philadelphia. Z: Brooklyn. 4.
(2)Philadelphia. Z. Brooklyn. 6.
(DChicago. 3. Cincinnati. p
(2)Chicago. 3: Cincinnati. 1.
(l)-ftrst game. (2)-Second game.
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Second Game.
WHITE Sox AND TIGERS
DIVIDE GOOD DOUBLE HILL

DETROIT. Mich. Sept 7.-Detroit
and Chicago divided the Labor Day dou-
Die header. The first game "A twelve
inning contest full OF thrills. in which
SIX pitchers were used. was won by
chicago TO 7. Crawford's triple. scor-
ing two runs, gave Detroit the second
game 20 o. which was called In the
fifth on account Of darkness. Reynolds
was invincible Score.
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To-day's 0amss.

To-day's Games.
Now York at Boston CAD.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia CD.
ST. Louis at Pittsburgh cd
Cincinnati at Chicago cd.
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Chicago ...OOOOO3OO2OO 10 ?
Detroit 80 o O0f01OOO II 2
Benz. Scott. Wolfgang and Schalk.
Coveleski. Dubuc. Dauss and StanaRe
Baker. Jmpirca. Egan and Dincen
| Second Game.
-, rive innings); r. IT. r.
| Chicago ............0 o o %
Detroit .-....-......3 o o 40
/ faber and Mayer. Reynold and stan
age. Umpires: uneen and Egau.
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Two base hits: Connolly. Schmidt.
Mathewson. Stolen base: Mclean.
Base on balls: or Mathewson 1. Struck
out: by Rudolph 4; Mathewson T. UNI
pires: Klein and Emslie.
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MAPS SPRING sURPRrsU
AND sTEEH WAS PITCHING

CLEVELAND. O.. Sept. 7-C1eveiand
won both games from 81. Louis TO-DAY
the hrst 4 % iu f5 innings and the
second 90 2 IN five innings. called on
account or darkness. After Steen won
TIE hrst game with his single In the
htteenth. he also pitched the second
winning that also score.
FirHt Game.
tleNe. 600 % 4 600 IL is 2
St T.. 100000 00O0OOOO-7 rs >
HaHerman. Coumbe steen and Evsr
@ Ncllls BaumEar1uer and Arneyv
Second Game.
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81. Louis 90. 100 OooO1-i Z
Pittsburgh 20 0 2 o o q -
Sallee and WinRo. Harmon and Cole.
man Umpires: Byron and Johnson
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FIRST Game.

81. Louis -. sOO12O OO1-T q
Pittsburgh o / o 0 % 4
Doak and Wingo. Mamaux. Cooper.
Conzelman and Gibson. Wagner and
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PIRATEs DIVIDED oRACIoUsLY
WITH THE TIGHTIHQ CARpIuALs

PITTSBURGH. Sept. st Louis and
Pittsburgh each won a game to-day
the visitors won the morning game 7
70 through weak pitching by local box
men and opportune hitting
The Pirates won the afternoon con-
test TO I. Harmon's pitching being the
biggest factor. Scores:
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LABOR DAY WAS FITTINGLY OBJ
SERVED AT POPULAR
RESORT.
Ladies' Putting and Driving Contests
Resulted in Tie Which Was
Later Played on.

Members of the Wheeling Country
Club enjoyed an excellent program OF
events yesterday. including golf. ten.
mis-. dancing and other amusements.
The number OF visitors at the popular
resort was exceptionally large both
during the day and evening. A SIX
o'clock dinner was served by Manager
Louis Dimmey.
Meister's orchestra rendered pleas.
ing ballads during the afternoon and
evening. The golf match. a men's
handicap. was won by Mr.. Joe Hollo-
way, with very narrow margin over
Mr.. c. p. Feeney. and Mr.. J. n. Lesh.
superintendent Chisholm stated that
he was very well satisfied with the
exhibition OF the players.
The ladies' putting contest was won
by Mrs A. A. Wilson after she hao
tied Miss Mary Simpson and Miss
Katherine Pfarr. She was presented
with a set of silver shoe buckles. In
fast contest for mems handicaps
singles in tennis. Air. +. Armbruster
defeated Louis Grub in the finals in
three sets. This game developed a
great deal of interest as the prowess
OF both men was well known. For his
efforts. Mr.. Armbruster was given a
silver loving cup.
A very beautiful golf walking stick.
with a silver plated handle. was pre-
sented TO Mr.. Joseph Holloway, as
victor In the golf handicap. The walk
ing stick was given by Prof Chisholm.
who had imported the cane from st.
Andrews. u was Of first-class hickory
wood. highly sheliacked. and upon IL
was engraved miniature golf stick.
In the ladies driving contest Miss
Mary Simpson was first and Miss
Katherine Pfarr second. Silver shoe
buckles were given Miss Simpson.
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WHO GETS THESE CHOICE POSI-
TONS? HAVE YOU EVER
THOUGHT OF THAT?

This is a question deserving the consid-
Grafton of every young man and woman who
has real desire TO rise above the common
level A little investigation along this line
would surprise most young men and women.
We presume there are very few young peo-
pie who realize how many calls The Elliott
School receives each month for graduates.
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Those entered In the ladies CON
tests. both putting and driving. were:
Miss Mary Simpson. Miss Katherine
Pfarr Ms ~. p Wilson Mrs A A.
Wilson Mrs. r. A. Iildrcth Ill., Mrs.
Earl Adams. Mrs A. s PAUL IN the
putting contest the following score
was made.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-11-27

10000, on improved and unlmproved
city property and farm lands. Inter.
est 6 per cent straight. Interest pay.
able annually or seml-annually. Time;
One to ten years Applicants for
loans will please give detailed de.
scriptlon OF property offered as So
curlty for loan. We want county rep
resentatiyes 10 receive applications
for loans, appraise property and
serve as our exclusive representative
in States OF Florida, Georgia North
and South Carolina, Alabama, Mis-
slssppi. Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas
Tennessee and Louisiana. Attorney
or real estate man preferred. Give
two references. Write or wire South.
ern Office. Southeastern Mortgage
Loan Association, Fourth National
Bank Building. Atlanta, Ca
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APPEAL FROM MISS DAFFAN.
Funds Asked for Christmas Present
for Confederate Home.

To the Post:
Many OF the chapters OF the Texas
Division OF the United Daughters OF
the Confederacy and many individual
friends are responding to my call
made to the recent State convention
In III Paso 10 send me contributions
with which TO purchase a victrola for
Christmas present for the old ladies
In the Confederate Womans Home.
! tried TO state clearly in my re.
quest 20 the convention that all com.
forts and necessities are provided the
old ladies' by the State. so | am not
asking for donations" In reply to
the inquiries which have come, what
can we give the homer" | am simply
asking the chapters. or friends, for
contributions to purchase the vic.
trola.
The ylctrola will be an appropriate,
practical Christmas remembrance,
and It will afford the old ladies' more
pleasure than any other gift. Two
dollars from each chapter will pur.
chase standard victrola with large
number Of records.
! will appreciate It II every chapter
or friend who intends to make con.
tribution. will do so az once so that
the victrola may be installed by
Christmas day. With appreciation OF
amounts already received, and wish.
ing for every chapter and friend a
Christmas redolent with the comfort.
ing thought Of good deeds done, and
unselhsh thoughts OF others.
KATIE DAFFAN.
Superintendent Confederate Woman's
Home.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-11-27
HOTEL BRYAN ARRIVALS

J. NJ. Dixon. Waco.
Max Hanschild. Austin
DIR. J. c. Jarrett. Valley Mills.
T. NJ Gannaway. San Antonio
d. +. Stanley Houston.
c. G. Terry s. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. W Il. C. Lampsi
Houston
+. VI. Court. Houston
DIR. r. VI. Harkey, Midland.
]. !. Clements, Austin
]. i. McNees, Dallas.
p. Malina. Temple.
J. d. Forbes, Dallas.
p. 5. Tilson. Houston.
+. \. Silver Jr.. Chicago
G. r. Harris. Houston.
r. V. Nabers, Waco.
Ben Joseph. Chicaeo.
p. l.. Harder. ST. Louis.
John Stratton Jr, Houston.
Z. y. Forbes, For Worth.
II. +. Bottle, Dallas.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-11-27

San Benlto-For the purspose Of
encouraging the growing Of citrus
fruits and flowers 10 q greater extent
In this section. the Rio Grande Horti.
cultural Society Of this city has
named November q and % as the
dates for holding a horticultural show
here A large exhibit o. products Is
being arranged and prizes viii be
given those showing the best displays.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-11-27
CLASSIFIED ADS
WANTED

s3TSi2TED-Farm and ranch land, for
az9t1sization purposes. No tract too
tftzzp cor TOO small. II you want to
sKT. Your property at your own price,
en- yuur own terms. without payment
err commission. write European Mu-
e1uI Colonization Co.. Ltd. G33 Kress
nidr.. aouston. Texas, for listing
itfsusas ana full information.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-11-27

MONEY TO LOAN-Money to lend
N amounts from 10000 to $1O..
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-11-27
French Remedy for
Stomach Troubles

The leading doctors of France have
for years used a prescription of vege-
table oils for chronic stomach trouble
and constipation that acts like charm.
One dose will convince you. Severe
cases Of years standing are often greatly
benefited within "a hours. So many
people are getting surprising results
that we feel all persons suffering from
constipation, lower bowel, liver and
stomach troubles should try Mayrs
Wonderful Stomach Remedy. 1t is now
sold here by
solu here " the Smith Drug Co. and
druggists everywhere.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-11-27

EOM Cheap. good coal stove
F'ngns 1868.