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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25
SPORTS MANS CLUB
ENTERTAINS MANY
ENJOYABLE sUPPER-OANcE CIV.
EN- BY ALLEGHENY SPORTS
MEMS CLUB
Guests Included Residents From, MANY
Points In West Virginia.
Great Time Enjoyed.

The supper dance given by the Al
legheny SpOrtsmen's club last Satur
DAY evening from six 10 twelve O'Clock
was a great success. N a biz crowd
and jolly party speak for anything
The cars began 10 arrive about i've
O'CLOCK hlled with people from Ions
distances, as well as near by towns
A fried chicken supper al six
brought them early and about one
hundred and fty partook Of the sup
per. Many came later for the dance
and refreshments were served AT
twelve. Quite number remained
over TO enjoy Sunday in this ideal
spot
The Quests.
Some Of those there. were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Echols. Marlin
Mrs. =. r. HnI. MarIinton. W. Va
Mrs. VI y Mckee. Marlinton, W. Va.
Mrs. q ". Clark. Marlinton. ". Va.
Mt and Mrs. S. II. sharp. Mariinton.
N 5. Wilson. Mariinton. W. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 4. Hin. Mariinton.
MI and Mrs. C. W. sharp. MarIinton.
W. Va.
W. F. Anderson. cass. W. va
VIM. Gibson. Marlint0n. ". Va
Burke McCarty. Cass. W. Va
n. W. Hener. Frost. W. Va
Price Moore. Frost ". Va
Mr.. and Mrs. O. r. GoodselI. Durbin.
r II. Wade Frost. W. Va.
Mrs. @. 4. Nesger. Marlinton. W. Va
Ralph Neager. Marlinton. " Va
u Rucker. Martufon. W. Va
r :. Hickman. Ma-s.nton. ". Va
walter Powell. Marlinton, W. Va
J %. Cary. Hunters Vile. ". Va.
Lucille Cary. Hunt,rsyilIe W Va
kathleen Cary. Huutersiylle ". Va
y O'Ferrcll. Mountain Grove Va
n. q. kincpid Marlnton. ". Va.
Miss Nora sullivan Narlinton. ". Va
Frank Moore. Huntcrsyillo W. Va
q. NJ. sharp. Marltnton. W. Va.
DR.. McTUutic. Marlinton. W Va
Miss Lucille McClintic. Marlinton. W.
Va.
Miss Elsie McCHnuc. MarIinton. viva.
Miss Myrtle McChntic. Marunton. ".
Va
NJ r HeroId. Frost. ". Va
Mrs. =. Fishburn. Marliuton. " Va
Mrs. vs.. a Brattou. Mariinton. w va
h s. Sullivan. Msriluton. W Va.
Maymc Ginger. Marlinton w Va
-. ". CLARK. MarlintOn. vs.. Va.
W. " Clcek. sunset. " Va
Anne N. Cleek Sunset. " Va.
Lillian Cleck. sunset. W. Va.
Eello Clcsk. sunset. W Va.
Mr. and Mrs. June McElwee. Dun.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Nottingham. Dun.
more. vs. Va
" q McElwee. uunmorc. ". Va
Mics Mabel Moore Marlinton. W Va
Miss Beulah Moore. Huutersville. W
. ~ FRED Moore. HuntersviIls W. va
Mr. Charles " Daniel Huntersylilc
G. d. Moore. stanton. Va.
,, Lola hufenbcrger. Mlnuehaha Springs
Mrs Howard McEiwes. Aiirnehaha
Mr. and Mrs Euhu Moore. Minnehaba
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Week End Programs

cents. paid only once. no matter how
many visits one makes.
Weekend Programs.
The first SATURDAY evening will he
general good time for everyone
Miss Greenwood. who will be al the
home for the entire month. will be
welcomed home from her vacation
that evening There will be- plenty of
music and games and songs Many
OF the girls will come up just for the
weekend. expecting TO come Tor a
LONGER time later In the month
The second Saturday evening the
Outing Club and Bible class girls
VIII plan a program. while the third
week will be Association Day. when
a pretty outdoor program will be
be given on the beautiful campus.
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Springs. ". Va.
Miss lone stuart tulsa. Oklahoma
Mr.. aud Mrs. James Alternately. Port
land. oregon.
AR and Mrs J. w Nnmgan. Mime
| haha Springs. W. Va.
Miss Milligan. Minnehaha Springs.
pr. D. b Lockridge Minnehaha
.W,m. F. Barnes. Minnebaha Springs.
Judge and Mrs. Charles s. Dice Lew
Joseph NJ Holt Lewlsburg. w Va
Mrs. Eugene q. Herndou. Washington.
Miss Alice C. stevens. Washington.
Dagger white Minuchaha Springs. W
air and Mrs Everett Herold. Hua-
NJ and Nlr. H ~ I.oc'ridre. Hun
tsrsNillc. ". Wa
Mr. ond Mrs Winston Hcroid. Mime
Mr. and Mrs Iockridrc Horofd. Min
nchHh1 springs ". Va.
,, Miss Marguerite r,nnison. Dcnmar
J %. MoClntc NarIuton W Va.
nonts w. Mr'rarl MgrIinf1n ". Va.
Miss T.. o. Lautz. tiarlInton. vs.. Va.
tion.
,,r.. Ag'o Party. .
through from Uurkhanrur 49, Va ana
STOPPED nt th' club Monday. among
T
Mr. end Mrs Mfnrrua.
Miss Gerf~udr IIHIr
Miss Margaret Tnf. -rru.
Mrs. ora fNrHufr
Mr. Hunter iiFrn.
Miss thriefIr. 1Hrrrf.
Accompanying them w|r.. Sire Dr.
y Anderson nud ST.. o. T TI| 90
NnrIfnfun. Wraf NlrrIuIH
Mr. T.. D. Dyer and daughter OF char.
lesion. ". Va. arrived Tuesday "a. o..
main numU tim. for fIs fishing
Many Fishing Parties
mere Hr" many fu|HN HH." u.. UIU ..Hfa
lur frIua-fhr rains weather Uf TrHf
week maktrF thU n.h NOR. nuu.r.n.
. Than usual There Hr. three now baby
ON one u1ir of twins. which .a HIrr
unusual They conn. Hr nu tho fIvr
'Nrrt evening about rundown f.r Tr.rr
parade The booking .Hr August o.
quite large aud FOR September and t.fH-
Dor thor. win Do" r capacity crowd
The camp IIrr FfrIe from NHr|.rfHr
VIII EH into camp nr WrfnHeTHH no 200
nId I.r ..uh and 900 bop. fH h"In IN.HI
spend Hr rr... HN.H nt.E |H. Doc q. .H
I h1a been engaged f.r camping parties
lnr r.I of AUGUST 1rI part .f -.rf.ri.
hHr
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1aroline Carnahan. Messrs Charles
Hood. Wilbur Miller. George Smifh
Walter Alberts. X. J Dorrer. George
Mason. Harry Miller. Charles Nor
rison, Frank Schneider Williarl Mon.
tiegel. and William Walters Mr and
Mrs. George Waterhouse acted az
chaperOnes.
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IhHr.H. What I. rHHfHr|...
Gotham MI.. believe .r .. .H..r
'nIuE wHu bias fH Har when rrur...ra
uHH.rI.u. f. I..f.H ..HHHI teacher
Urkfr. HfHf..H.Hu
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For Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. Gerhard Doepkin and
Miss Marie Doepkin entertained Witb
a party az the home OF M and Mrs
Gerhard Doepkin a. EdgaVood on Pr.
day evening The affair was planned
for Miss Laura Kessler. OF Phiadal.
phla. Miss Bertha Bohnsnkamper. Of
Toledo, OHIO and Mr. James Bowden.
OF jacksonville. Fla. Cards were IN.
loyed and prizes awarded
Tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-25
SHOT CHICKEN TH1Er.

BUTLER Pa. July 2f-Peter Betch
a well known farmer. Of Center town
hsip. was shot early to-day a. no emery
Cd from tho chicken house Of Henry
Dawson, with bag containing chickens
over his shoulder. and died In the hospi-
t0I here 40 noon. More than a hundred
shot tore great hole In his side. 4r
refused Co make statement before nc
died.
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BRIDE A SUICIDE.

WGLLGAMSPORT. Pa. July 2I-Af-
ter being missing three days the body
or Mrs. Stanley Pspkn. %. 81 Union
TOW nship. Bradford county. who three
weeks ago became bride against bsr
wish. was found to-day In n well near
her home. The girl married Papka al
Nor parents desire. and the theory OF the
police Is that she became so unhenpv
that she ended her life.
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INFORMAL DANCE
AT STRATFORD
GIVEN 81 nR RAW GETTY AND
THG HoTEl MANAGEMENT
FRIDAY WELL ATTENDED,
Social eSerts Take On tire sstur. %
Outings VIII s~inrtrs Parties
Preoorirsfine.

Al Informal dance vas kivea az the
Suatford hotel Friday evening D. NJ.
Ray Getty o. New York and the hotal
Management Orchsstry music va
furnished and the late -ycisty dances
enjoyed During the evening Mr.
Getty taught the late dance steps.
The dance was not given By the
Tennis club as Vas announced
Among the guests were
Me.srs and Neadares.
Gharlss Cbrien. II G. Walsh. Of
Roy mayor. Boston.
John X List, Aw Msridith.
Prank Kinehsloe, F'sirmohi-
EisAnor CLARK. Cora Ho~eii..
Bees Kyle. sarah Jackson.
jessie Allen. MarEaret Crornu~f
Harriet Hannah. % Bedford Pa
Bessie Dowlsr. Helen Cromwell
Elizabeth huE4s. Elizabeth Paxton.
Frances Ogden. Edna Kidd.
Ray Getty. Wrtsht Huru-
Edwin Bowie. Alex Young.
Lane Alexander. o. LortnE Milton.
parker-burE Howard Hiss ~dafa
Edna Hood Homer Johnson. OF
John Fisher. Pittsburgh
VIII Entertain.
Cards are out for the reception xiv.
en- by Miss Elizabeth c Gist OF
Franklin. In honor OF Miss Corrfelia
y. MahAn and Miss Lillith r Jack
son. OF Follansbee. the guests OF Miss
Gist The reception hours are from >
TO p. m on Saturday. July 25th. ~
the home OF Mr. and Mrs s. G Gist.
A number OF Wellsburg ladies will at.
Wellsburg Herald.
Roof Party.
Miss Emma Montigel entertained
her friends Thursday evening with
roof party. The roof OF her home
on Elevent hstreet was prettily deco
rated in japanese lanters. Music and
games were enjoyed a luncheon was
served 70 the following
Misses Nell Lehman. Rhoda Hide
brand. Molie Dorer. katherine Mans
harEer. Rhea Senne. Eleanor McFsd-
den. Hilda Mohlman Anna Dietrich
Corina Frederichs. Emma MontiegeL
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cents. paid only once. no matter how
many visits ono rnakae
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-06
New Theater

Capanlican. who says he Is chief
.of the Apaucanos tribe Of Indians in
Chill, is going to wed Miss Cecil Bur-
ton. a show girl. They went to the
marriage license bureau in the New
York city hall the other day and got
license. OF course. a very large
crowd watched them. and for a time
IT seemed that many police might
have to be called to clear the way for
them.
Miss Burton says she met the chief
In Winnepeg a year ago and fell in
love with him. Her home is In Mary
land. but she has been in New York
for some time. The chief, who 10
S5 years Of age. looks much like any
American Indian Iand dresses and
acts like one. But since Indians of
any ki;d are seldom seen in New
ork,Y he has created much interest.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-06

tn bonds, Hut the European bankers
said. We cannot take these bonds
until the United States recognizes as
legal the government established by
Huerta."
The efforts OF hucrta to gain lnuds
became moro and more desperate.
Leaders OF tho people arose against
him Tho French revolution has
Go,hinS moro grim aud terrible TO
show than tho incidents OF the days
that followed. Que senator made
bis win at his hcmc and marched
aown to the senate chamber, He arose
and said. In substance:
These arc my lasi words. my Will
and testament 10 the Mexican people.
whom I love. I believe | shall perish
for what ] am going to say. bu, here
and now declare that viciorianr
Foerta Is a yran, Sho must 80 over,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-06
ElYS CREAM BALM OPENS Cl0GGtO
N0STR|LS AND --CATARRH GOES

grant balm dissolses BY the heas OF
the nostrils, pchetratcs and heals the
innamed. swollen NON brane which
lines tho noso, head and throat.
clears air passages. stops nasty dis
charges aud a feeling OF cleansing
soothinL relief Gomez Immediately,
Don't lay awake tonight s,rus.
EiinS for breath. with head stuffed. |.
nostriis closed. hawking and biow!nx.
Catarrh or a cold. ~ith It's runnins
nosc. foai mucous dropping into the
throat. and raw dryness 10 distressing
but truly needless.
Pu, your falth--just once In
"Eiy's Cream balm" and your cold
or caiarrh viii surely disappear,
paid Advsrsissmssp
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-06
Hotel Arrivals
Hotel Hall

Hotel Hall
Chester Lundy. Chiloquin; J. C.
Wilson, San Francisco; @. q. Jack
son. Mrs. A. b. Morrow. Portland; |;
j. II. Beord.. City; d. r. Doten. Keno.
White Pelican
Tena M. Hood. klamath Agency;
Bert Arrival. st Paul; oliver p.
Morton. W. B. Fronae. Portland; H.
c. Pettitt, Seattle; H. F. silverstons,
San Francisco; C. ID. WeIter. Grants
Pass.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-06
Notice TO Creditors
Seeds Estate

Creditors of the estate OF Joseph s
Seeds. deceased. are hereby notified
TO present their claims, properly veri-
hsd. to the undersigned. Sarah e.
Seeds. administrative of said estate,
at the law Office Of C. C. Brewer.
klamath Falls. Oregon. within SIX
months from the date Of this notice.
Dated klamath Falls. Oregon. Feb
ruary II. 1914.
SARAH e. SEEDS. Administrstrix.
ll-3l-3s-7h
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-06
Instantly Clcsrs Air PAasasrs; fou
BrcAthe Freely: Dull Headache
Coca; Nasty Catarrhal Disehargs
Stops.
Try "Ely's Cream Balm.

Get small bottle anyway. Just to
try II Apply little In the Nostrils
aud instantly YOUR cioEged nosc and
sto:,ed-up air passages of tho head
will open. you VIII breathe freely:
dullness and headache disappear. by
morning. ths caiarrh. cold d-in-head or
catarrhal sors throat viii disappsr.
End such misery now Get the
small bottle Of "Ely's Cream balm"
at any druG store. This sweet. fra
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-06

Although Belgium has reduced the
working day Of its coal miners TO nine
hours. the enforcement Of the law
has apparently not affected the pro-
dustion.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-06

. This is the second OF series I
. of four articles telling the real
. facts which have led up to pres
. ent conditions In Mexico. writ
. ten by an American who has
. spent several years at Mexico
. City.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-06

that nisht hc disappeared
aud has mover been seen asaln, Where
his grave ts. n net even known u"
is family,
Another member OF tho h,Gsr ~
deputies. a young Mexican VII" "aa
graduate of Cornell collosc. tn tho
nitcd states. was outspokca against
,Iuefta. onc evening. dlninr a, the
homo OF American friends, aon tis
own house. hc said at tho table y
am agains, Hucrta aud have declared
myself. No one speaks pabi1Niy OF
all OF Hacr,a's enemies who have
been disappearing 80 mystcsioassl o1
late. but I Viii join tho miaasas so'nr
hne day
He bad. goodnight 10 hia host Al
II O'Clock to walk the three blocks
to his home. and hs also has never
been seen
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-06
News Of Our Neighbors
Gossip and Progress Of Nearby
Communities as ChroaDcled
In the Press.
sane Fourth

Concluding. apparently. there we're
enough fireworks in the council
meeting itself without making pro-
vision for the Fourth OF July II was
decided last night not to grant the
privilege OF fire-crackers this year.
in spite of the appeal OF represen-
tative from a wholesale house In Port
land-Medfor Sun.
To Make History Record.
To ascertain the origin OF the
names Of towns. streams and noun
tains and to hunt up all the histor-
ical sites throughout the county, Is
the plan formulated last night at a
meeting Of the Linn County Histor-
ical society. The society wil hold n
public meeting in two weeks and ap-
point committees to carry out this
work.-Albany Democrat.
90
To Swat EN-
III Sou1ucu Win tH0 CIVIC OEBaulx0-
tons OF many other towns through
out the West. the members Of the To-
cal auxiliary also plann to inaugur-
ate swat the fly" campaign. Files.
the ladies believe. can be almost ex-
terminated in the event there is a
universal effort displayed among the
people of any community. Details
of the campaign to exterminate the
fly will be announced later.-Rose-
burg News.
New Theater
Ashland is to have one of the finest
theaters and photoplay houses be-
tween Portland and San Francisco.
Work is to be commenced With nthe
next week or two and the theater be
occupied by July 1st.--Ashland
Tidings.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
EXPECT BIG CROWD
At ARDMORE BOUTS
Tex SeIman and Jimmy Dunn
Meet in Main Affair of Fiji
teen Rounds Tonight.

d, taTgr uoiida. crowd Is expected to
b. around Ti.: I."sid- ~ ArdInorc to
, night. when The big ;,li-star show gets
uIu@r way, with Tex ScITn.m and jim
my Dunn. husky inidilewcichts. as the
principal attraction il the main bout OF
Aftcen rounds. Both boxers are rcady-
for whatever comes, and each is CON
fii"nt II victo ory.
This Is my first opportunity. IN the
East said Sclman today" and / mean
70 show veil enough 10 get some more
bouts here. ! have trained hard and
long Tor J'unn and viii be mos; sur
priscd IL ! don't win. F'urthcrIncrv,
shall try TO md the battle AZ soon as
can"
Se!man and Dunn will weigh in at l5Y
pounds and will travel fifteen rounds
unless something happens before that.
ms being AN all-star show, Willie
Reln!g. the Country Kid, will box ten
rounds with "Mu@Psy' McCiraw. They
XII 80 on 20 CatChWeightS. thus aSSur-
ihE each man Of ali his strength. and
rom what their :rcuds ssy they may
ProVlt" tn" fireworks OF the evening.
a stellar battle royal will round out
the best shoW yet staged at tho Ard
more club.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
WOOD UNDER KNIFE.
FANS STOP HOPING
Red Sox Pitching Star Not Ex.
pected Back on Job Unit
June I at Earliest.

BOSTON. Mass. Feb. 23.-Though h,
Is out Of danger and expects to be bach
on the job in oid-time form. the opera
ton upon Joe Wood for appendiciti.
has struck death blow to the hopei
OF Boston fans for another sight of The
worlds championship banner Woo%
Is the peerless star of the Red SoI
tWfriing corps and his absence until
June /. counseled by his physician
means that Bill Carrigan's team vii
open the campaign under sever,
handicap.
Wood Is spending the winter at hii
home In Parkers Glen. Pa, and ex
pected to leave next week for Ho'
Springs Feeling sudden illness las:
Saturday. he called upon a physician
and was surprised to learn that ar
operation for appendicitis was abso
lutely necessary. He passed through
the ordeal with flying colo-~ but ht
will be unable to play ball for at Ieas
three months. and 1t may be for four
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
WHO'S WHO ON ALLEYS
HARRY H. SHERWOOD.

Some going story in these columns which
Three Wise Men of Bowling Washington
Harry Sherood lead off the batting When
and frank discussion of bowling
overlook the genial president of the Arcade Dup
is largely his keen insight alley affairs
the bowling This
of ability operating the affairs OF the
active bowling point of view.
Sherwood also the the Arcade
leader the he
his the head the
which occasionally injects the
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
Bowling Schedule
for Tonight

Mercantile-Xander -. United state.
Trust.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES =. ContineEtaIs
Mount Pieasant-F'ai-mon,s W. NV
tons.
Washington COuncii-3;-lroi- -. l..
Soto; Champlain Us. La Sale.
Ingram-IscnkaJiDles US. Smilers.
Departmental TenpIn-Commission
Us. Agriculture.
Terminal Railway y. NJ. c. A.-Train.
men VS.. Freight
palding-Sh-ehys -. EormoyleSi
Ealps VS.. JOhnsons
Departmental DuckpiD Land y8
Navy.
National Capitai-Pot"raacs =. "a,
Men.
J. II. g A-T&ki.nas vs. Delaware.
Carroll-Ninas Us. Santa Marias.
Conmercial-C0.umbu -. Rudolph
Vest.
Arcadc-Immahutls -. Nationals.
Navy Ncrd-Erection V. West GvE.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
No Letters Will Be Awarded
Until Football Players Pro-
duce Uniforms.
By BRYAN MORSE.

a few trifling things like football Ter
seys. shoes, headguards. and the like
are keeping the Eastern High School
warriors from obtaining their letters
won last fall, according to the Capitol
Hill authorities. The failure to turn In
football stock doled out last fall is also
holding up the election OF the captain
for the 1914 eleven.
The secrecy which has enshrouded
the selection and nomination of q foot
ball leader has been cleared away. and
those close to the situation at Eastern
say the lads will be deprived Of their
letters until the players make good
With the athletic association. Every
fall at Eastern, as in other schools, the
stock Is given over. and each player Is
made responsible for his goods. At tho
end of the season the suits are turned
in-that IL, most Of the stuff Is re-
turned
1t is understood that several attempts
have been made to corral the football
stock without success. one or two meet
ings OF the athletic heads have been
called. but at present there appears to
be one or two outstanding accounts
which have not been made good.
1t leaked out at the Capitol Hill IN
stitutiOn that one or two hoys had
that this was the reason why the Blue
and White football letters had been
withheld.
las soon as the boys make good v ith
the stock taken out last rail-. letters
VII be awarded said one'in authority
Mt Eastern today. The letters end the
captaincy are being held up on this
account.
The letters have been awarded by
the athletic association. and when the
stock is returned will be awarded.
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
FAILURE TO TURN IN SUPPL les.
HOLDS UP EASTERN'S FL ECT1ON

Nominations have been made for {
football captain. but no election will be
held until the boys have satisfied the
requirements of the association
The meeting of the athletic associa-
tion held last week failed to find every
thing satisfactory, and while the letters
are waiting there appears to be no spe-
cial hurry to make good with the stock
taken out.
The same trouble has occurred at
other schools before and letters have
been withheld for months. The situa-
ton Is not new to the high schools and
is up to the lads at Eastern.
Emerson w. Matthews. chairman OF
the high school faculty athletic ad-
visers. will make another attempt &c
get the board together tomorrow 10
hold meeting to adopt schedule. The
fact that the high school dates have
been held up Is causing the managers a
lot of trouble. Out-of-town schools are
ciamoring for games which cannot be
given until the high school dates are
out.
Three weeks from Tuesday the
Georgetown Preps and Western have a
baseball! game scheduled Father En-
NETT, vino Is handling the Props this
spring. has offered Western number
of practice games and the Red and
W mite Will pTCDdDiy iNdli itscii W NAiN
opportunity.
Harold Supple Techs left tackle of
last fall, seems to have been over
looked by the majority of followers Of
high school sports. soup has made
good at football, is & first rate basket
ball player. and is likely to make goo
at track in the weights and baseball this
spring.
''Untz" Brewer. of Cathedral, Showed
I'D his fields in both the 80 and 40 al
Richmond. while Crawford Carter got
second place in the half-mile scholastic.
The Georgetown indoor track games
scheduled for March : will find praC
tiCally all of the schools entered in the
various scholastic events. While Tech
VIII not enter a team as a whole. ac
cording to reports several OF the lads
arc expecting To get action. Central
and Western will have many aspirarts.
while Army and Navy Prep and one or
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
\ NCE upon a time there was a
J Hird who mad large Bony

n nee upon a time there was q
Eird who mad large bony
knuckles, a face that was all
over treckles, hair that was Sandy
TO say the very Least, and very
large Feet. He hailed from SQuee-
dunck- -on-the- Mississippi and was
known as a Gosh-Darned terror with
the spithall, using fine cut to manu-
facture the spit.
A keen-eyed scout saw this Galiy-
whoopus in the Tall Grass and Col.
Bob Hedges Grabbed him on the fly,
using a contract as bait and they
took him South on the training
Junket. His name was Oscar. Branch
Hickey by using force got his Hair
Cut and a Lawn Mower run over his
;ace and they were Brave enough to
enter Hotel with him ard lead him
to q Table.
Oscar nonchaiantly ran his eye
over the Menu and then ne uttered a
loud Gulp. After carefully Studying
the bill for 4 few moments he asked
for some Pigs Knuckles and Cab
bage, which We're Gently but Firmly
refused him by Rickey who selected
some pate de foi gras and other culi-
nary subjects for the Hick, just az
a Mere Jest and to watch his facial
Expression, which failed to develop.
The Mere Jest proved expensive in
the long run. Oscar developed an
Appetite for such Vittles and began
TO look upon Ham and Eggs with
unutteranle Scorn, while he shud-
dered violently at the sight OF Corn
Bread. He luckily proved a Good
Pitcher and was retained. otherwise
The Washington times., 1914-02-23
THE EDUCATION OF ONE
ROOKIE PLAYER
Being a Fable

he would have been Ruined for tn.
tail grass as dOWr there he had tt
Eat Fodder and chew hsy.
In addition to developing an ap,
petite for Expensive Grub he learned
to Shoot Pool and play ten-cent limit
and developed into Regular Ding
bat. Once he was discovered Shoot
ing Craps and the latest seen of him
ne was asking some one to teach
him to lnhaie.
Moral: Let them break off ham
and eggs gradually.