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j. c. RIDELHAPFER
FUNERAL SERVICE
FoSms7 LOCAL aAN WHO DIED
SUDDENLY ~ CHARLESTON
SATURDAY
May Vet be sroGsht % TINS City FOR
oeriai-No irforustion Re
ceived Here Yet

whether or not the BODY OF Mr. ]
=, hdelhafler. OF Charleston. Who
dropped dead IN a BARRIERS chair sat
lfuay, VIII BE- brought here for burial
y question that local relatives have
not been able % answer. az up until
inlanlght they had not received any
notification from the capital city
Mr.. RidelhaiIer. who was for many
years connected with the Vance shoe
ON pany OF this city. and later With
me Equitable Insurance company.
came 10 his death under strange cir.
cumstances which makes his loss All
me more sorrowful His wife. a. the
tine OF death was visiting In CHICAGO
AZ me home Of her daughter. Mrs.
Ray Coleman
Few people were more widely
hnown IN the business world than MT
hldelhauer and the news OF his DEAN
was received with much sorrow by ms
many friends. He was high in Ma
sonic circles. having reached the ~
degree and was a Shriner for many
years Many local persons will at
TEND the funeral a. soon as arrange
ments have been completed
lie Is survived BY his widow and
one daughter and two sons. IOhn
Lawrence Rdelhaffer OF thu Phill.
pines. and William Ridelhafer OF The
West Virginia University.
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- enes severe sood d.ii,.
- ans eAles e0ya g. wora bsfo,s
49, tsliy a. Ctrculation sNspart-
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RIVER AT ZERO
Reaches Low water MARI Saturday ana
Continues 20 rEil-EHprssa
Out To-day.


For the first time Ia two years. the
ohio river reached the low water marx
Hf the NtMechsu dam FOR several
days 90 lowered around the 3 foot
mark. but Saturday dropped o. zero.
Saturday evening. however. bear trap
vas thrown open 90 permit pool water
Co. escape for the purpose ~ ulIinE the
pool af dam Nu. is This caused the
lower river 90 rise. fuf last night the
-taE" had again dropped until Or stood
AL q or "a foot above low water mark
The pool al O.ClOeh last uIEhf regis
tered l stage Of I-A feet
The Express arrived last night and
is due Co clear a. d o'clock this morn
luE. for Mataworas. The Mildred will
b. lu this evening from that place
The CITY OF Parker burg carried tyy.
largely attended excursions from m.
local wharf yesterday Tho evening
trim was very largely attended
The J. ~. Watson employed hv The
gov eminent lu towing work about the
various dams under course % cOnstruc-
coal
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1 3 T l.i.;:

49,. DUNLAP, Patent Isvv.-
v.t..-'a.-e ans EulfdIag.
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Miss Josephine o,ce,,.,,

Miss Josephine O'Connell OF south
wheeling passed away yesterday ar
teInoon az the home OF some friends
m The out the pike district where
she had gone TO reCuperate her hesIfh
Drath was due 10 tuberculosis Inc
deceased was born in Glover's Gan.
West Virginia and removed 10 this
SlIy ABOUT fourteen years ago Her
lather passed away some years ago
she ls survived by her mother ana
NE following sisters. Mrs John BiaA-
OF BenW God. Mrs Thomas Mccarthy
ana MIS- VI. Sherrard OF Wheeling al
so WIN OF McMechen She was a
member Of the St Josephs cafhedrai
The Sodal.ty. The Blessed Virgin so
'lety. Purgatorial and Altar society
Funeral services will b. held Wed
nesday morning Al o'clock al the
~, Joseph's cathedral and interment
viii be In Mt Calvary cemetery
Mrs. W. Z, Curran sister passed
away about nine months ago
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FOREIGNER HURT
STORES ~ Trolley csr Backward ard
was Thrown % brick pavI~1.
Securing 8ad Cuts

NICK T.tn.sh. Greek. -.sIf.rs .r
l''Aaire. VOC rendered lrrrrsrious
i1 'hai r.tF about r0 O'Clock ia.. even
H- ss the result ~ aIehrrr from a
sweet car hackva-ds BE vas thrown
heavily to .ne ground and a rrf az
2 1rfe inches ln leash across Tho farr
NJ ihe head. uaa received Boo vac
PICKED ~ and taken fo The office Of
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Daily Short Story
AN EDITORIAL DINNER.
BY oRAoE KERaIoAr.


John quincy Adams Bassett editor
80 ptoLfle or the Chester GaEette.
JOB printing IN al is branches Wood
ana produce taken on subscri ptions An
81 per year
That was the way Ms card read. and
~ Vas A good man. AT editors Of week
~ papers are Eood men until their clr-
gulation rises above 500 Then they be
SIN Co. grow rich and vilainous. The Ca
ETtte had less than 500 subscribers. and
nor yillainous.
Vow and then. when the editor could
borrow a riE from some villager. he
would drive out into the country for =
day 20 solicit subscriber and bring back
potatoes. string beans. turnips. apples or
Nhateyer else the farmers we're willing
o. exchange.
The fiscoverers % the art of printing
never inquired that an editor would be
driven 90 this. but a. time vent on the
thing ran aWay from them and eoi he
yond control. on one Of these fntermit-
tent excursions Mr Hassett stopped at
had heard 81 her. but had never met
her he found woman 81 about 80
spry and smart she was running
little farm herself and making a success
~ 20 She had only boy % f. and a
nice boy be was
She was not "a subscribrr - tho Ga
zettc. but she was willing 10 become one.
provided she could pay In produce She
aided the editor % load up what would
have cost MIN about three dollars la
the village. and 49, 10 VAS getting along
be- remain for the event. re asa -o. and
when he finally took the road Tor home
be- unused
-By thunder. but that was ban
guet' Here ts widow only middle
aged she's dand. - = COOK soc g.
not bad looking she has snug little
b. . nice uttIe b., she has been a
" idow rye years
why doEgone Do. there are no less
than sixteen nsu that ought to be-
no one that comes nigh her What in
the old Harry can Dol the NATTER
\ long minute ~ pulling. and then
she can't have given 90 out that she
eid0w seldom does that They leave it
ln oren question. couldn't approach
trs question. because . have vie and
ihrce children. but 1l bet a Fun page
sdt ertise msnf against q peck ~ turnipH
hat n the r.Enf man came along he
could De steTfather fo that laI.'
90 was tuo DAYS before t-s scheme
came o. bin PC was seated in bis
rNrrarEse Hud the scheme hooked go
good t1 him that no uttered a hIrrah
When tHs sehrms uas in type DO read
bachelor ur vif0uer f1 cali at This
'1.rf Maat rot 30 over nifty years old.
t 5.9 ,-.,.-., ~ s'gr'.rF CHARACTER Fsr..
pot have more frau three children al
w., - nave reared tomb
grI.h fs valued ~ fH0assrds ~ d1i.
That 90 ear catchy th.rr r---fs
.1at had Forgotten whether no rdlfrr
ono ~ too .rarr ago stopped o.
,..... ...i is sl,r by 20 IlLr fr- TO-
r..r.- ,.. .l..,.- f'' only ssT'..erf f7
... ~. nilovs-s -seus1 fH rrHrs fr-'
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James GibbIn.

James Glbbins. son OF William snn
Annie. aged thirty eight years PASS
ed away yesterday az the family home
on the south side The deceased was
born IN England and came to this CITY
some time ago where he learned the
potters trade. shortly before MS
death he worked In Sebring. o. lie
IS survived by his parenfz ana ~.
following brothers and sisters Mrs
Nellie Leeds Of Chicago. Mrs. Annie
Cooke OF Altoona. Pa Mrs Mary
Schrabe Of this city. brothers William
ana Joseph, Of Sebring and Edwin and
Harry OF this city
he was member % the ST An
drcws church and resided al No y11s
ron street Funeral services will De
held "wednesday a. q 30 o'clock A. the
nome with services later a. 81 An
crews church. lnterment will be- In
Greenwood cemetery
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SEALED PROPOSALS
---~-~~~~--~-~----~-----
Notice to Electrical Companies
Entering the City of
Benwood. w. Va.

TIE Mayor and Council q the city Of
Henucod Marshall County. Wet "
VIII a. ffrir next REGULAR meeting 70
D. held On the iith tay % AUGUST. 1914.
open sealed bids. from the several Pie
NlDHt companies entering tbs CITY. on =
contract o. furnish Tor street uehtiuE
purposes. lamps Of various MattaErs
from Toe 90 SOC Tor "a term of M -.
than tive year,. bidders to specify typr
and make 81 Arc Lamps. lights a. burn
ere right from dark o. dawn
The Company accepted being r~uuf-s4
70 furnish lights not later than the Lon
daN % september 1914
Address all bids o. y Prank urannen
NitA CLERK. Henwood ". Va
me Council reserve the right 20 re-
Jet any or al bids
hF order 90
The Mayor and Council Of fhs f-fty ,r
nwood. W Va
Nv J. FRANN BRANNEN.
aA-Irn CITY Cfrrk
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Michael RrcIdinn.r

Michael Breidinger. well known car.
pct weaver Of this CITY. passed auav
yesterday evening a. 40 O'Clock Al
L.' nome % his son. AZ 40 $50 AUev
10. The deceased was In tho sStb
car OF MS age. and had been a reai.
oent here Tor number Of years He
survived by his widow and the fol
lowing children. Edward ~ ~ tbis
,itl Jacob. Of Roscoe. "a ana I..o-is
Albert and JUDY. OF this city Funeral
services will b. held "wednesday al :
o. clock. with Rev. a e Rasche of5cIa.
Ilnt lnterment viii be- in Peninsula
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he remains % the late Nrs cara.
lIN- flnes. 0h0 passed away Satur.
-at niehi 40 Q 30 o'clock. were re-
.IIg,t'l 20 her former home az Barnes.
VIE yesterday afternoon Tho ~.
ceased was HH esteemed lady 81 .Na
SCUM side and had quite a number
NI friends Rh0 were 10rrov 10 hea-
or Der death She was ir the sfrtv.
lIN.h F"sr ~ her age and her death
que '0 her advanced age
Mr- Hines Was a daughter of Toh-
and MARY Snyder and oaa horn a.
'ufoe county Ohio Sue Is survived
'N I'VE children N-s George Vrftr.
.nn. Win whom the deceased gaa
N.lHl NrF Var Hreafer. oil T.rwf..
lINf ohio. John and James ~
I.r ohio and David H'raa oil
|I .N brln Three sisters Nr.
NIrr.u.. 0' Boston Mrs Jarfas
100 enter no Cells. Ohio. and Nfaa
r.. Ger .I-1 nf Calls. survive
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You may think n strange that 20
many people are cured OF stomach
trouble By Chamberlain's Tablets Won
would not. however. n you gave them
a trial They strengthen aud invig-
crate the stomach and enable 70 10
perform IT. functions naturally. Mrs.
Rosie Rlsh. Wabash Ind writes sSo.
ting ala me the least GOOD until I
began using Chamberlain's Tablets
To i7 decidedly the best medicine FOR
stomach troHble ] have ever used e
For sale by an dealers ADV.
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REDEMPTION OF BOMBS
EEDEMPTIoH or soNDs.

Voice Of nedempron OF Bonds By the
Nheenng Steel Iron Company
w hEEl-lNg. ". Va. August D faI,
he holders OF bonds Nos 30f al,
sNa. sos. ao5. see. 1ii al.. 3i1. aIt ans.
issued by the Wheeling Steel a Iro,
company. Scptembc D. 1899. are hereby
n"tltied that these bonds will b. re-
deemed Sentcmhcr Z. 1914 az The ~.
l"nal Exchange Bank wheeling W
Va The bonds enumerated in tbfa no
ti,e VIII cease TO bear interest geptsn,-
her J. 1910
WHEELING STEEL a IRON COMPANY
q. J. HUNTER
-.s,-.. Secretary.
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service. over Tho rrma.ra
~ Ralph u Morrow. OH Cigu Ua-
pr. tN NI0 rarsrf away Saturday
.Nuu.af -.N o'clock GO the place al
death. ON Left Hand Ron The d..
ceased va. fu Che sINfF.uiufr wear 1f
..a .En end uae born ir Carrerfo pa
1T" came 'n fr.s cts c. years AGO arf
pr. resided here since Thar time Hr
Hr ar engineer b.. r.a-s and .aar.-
vide circle 0f friends f1 mourn f.a
...- Following fna services intel.
mont H.I Do ir ST. -..0l cemetery
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
The Lexington

The Lexington a. e.. 4 r- 80
tsur.a cc-rla a11cir.nE hsaCa Nuis
hQtrl s1ery EusEts nay - frcn kssss
sue<ta -haeh 10 prohihftse- carc =
cafalnE H-its srf lse 81 rlfH bose -
Tree k.untrE Sster an rcnr.s IFltafe
catrs TarEu rarlurs nrcHHaHr1 g 90
and - cai'F. q o. sff1s weskiv am-
= i7-a- 80 hits 49, -. hl1a.s-
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CLAIRVOYANT
PROF. l.. A. JENKINS
WORLDS oREArEsr cLArRyoY.ur

VIII ~ -''.,i. Do %, for SOC.
lriling you frankly the bad a. v.riI a.
the Eood giving advice on am mafters
or interest. such ~ love. courtehln
mhrrlaEe. divorce business specuis-
uons. journeys, Wills deeds patents Law
suits. friends. encmf's or rivals rfvf,r
names In full whether ushand vic 81
sWeetheart g. true or false teach ~,
ihe secret power Of control 20 win ~
one you most desire and 90 overcome
enemies rivals or bed luck 81 anv kinsf
N TACT no matter what may b. your
nope, rear or ambition. ] Euhrantce 10
help YOU. and n you are not Absolutely
talisiied thcn YOU may ulthinE Has this
not honesty upon the face ~ ia Take
Elm Grove car o. corner fth aud Center
rireefF f1ston. ". Va Car sfous al.
reetll ~ 'front.' ~ house only n -ay~
MINUTES from WhrellnE Ask rundur-
tor Tor Fourth and center" HDrtrs
20 % a ~ o. 100 y ~ au.7-tf
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HOTEL FROSTEyAC


frur hea-l- 4hs uost porglar secEfrn-
A.efeerl trs to famous rlera. c-ntraI 20
a. aftrari lnrts -1cesrf. ~ en- 49, rstrrI
a. so a. tre bTsts crrarltV .ke VIII
nae ven sgrCfal f~rrls % .. sc
81 % ilall ~ tnciGdfnE farEs ucran
rUcrna. metal ee1-. eieNat0r. tkEta
tcoaarr. .arsricr tatac. wifr ate set
vice. axe sugrl.cd ctreCt fruln farrtl-
pare NAtrr -znitarW piu-- b - nrrcfrs
q. erie,k the ccean snd Hoarcv Ala
Beckl-t ~ T. NNrTR
1N-is-r
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BUSINESS OPPORT'NIIIEC
A SUBSTANTIAL
FOR SALE

NNe YOU TIRED Of yosir work or OF
d. MS climate Do You Want 20
N"o~ ABOUT the forty acre irrigated
,,at ne near Rocky. Ford. Colorado.
ora tantaloupe. ETC. ENceDfIonsi
opportunities now. Write Hox g5t
Elm Grove, ". Va. anal
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DIsoaDEnLT Annrsrrp

~ r.| Nr" Sem jackson. t.,. ....r.
arrested '"rf r.rHt b.. .TH.
.n ..Hrl. .. H..rr #.a.r.
I.'rr Jordan ff.r morning
N.-a 'Nan $4,000 vrrrr f-es. 4-r
QUO .r national forests .r
'rH and Southern Idaho
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4."r.. services we're held Eafr..
o.. over f.r remains NJ t1a late Ben
Monroe. .rrrrufrr NHa .r So
90. ..".'.. The .r q. T. 81
Dad charge NJ ..r services
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Hotioe 90 Manufacturers. Jobbers. Mer.
ohants ana others WhoissAl. peai.r,

N1IlCE - HEREBY GINEN- That
70 -tAie itoard 81 Control o. the state
~ ltc uffiCe 80 Charleston. West NirFinfa
ter furnishing supplies for the several
go. institutions. thr financial manage
uent ~ which b. Vasted tn sad H.,.rt
'ntfh'ts VIII b. awarded 90 the lowest
nidders quality considered and other
ulhss p'thG equhl West virginia deal
ere VIII b given preference
llsls or supplies needed viii BE- fur
hI-hrd bidders on receipt Of requeata
stains the line desired
r HOARD OF CONTROL
La---LL lnarLo.tnn VOL AIrrIrIn
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FOR SALE
SMALL SUBURBAN HOME

q, Ihree room cottage. n good conet.
uon. situated on a corner lot In Fl,,
nroNe Il offered Tor sale. Houso b,-
uN9 porchrs and gooc cellsr Cement
ss'r5s, Lot 90 by l3s feet Excellent
eaiIeu IN rear and two runs for
Shlckens with good poultry houes ana
NoIk shed For further informatton
cali law. Elm Grove '''''oN
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HOTEL MAJESTICyl5s,ula ~

r-ifoi afed throughout. center % attrac-
-.-ne. 'Nf.u view capacity SOC. Eleka-
tor, private baths. vhite service 80
Superior table Special yI150 IN Usek-
y. 30 10 daily. Booklet
Aux s-s-daily MA SMITH
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n. J " Hensiey who took s.v.-,t
..n'' i1 The wound BE- va. &c.
~ m Pc home. although be- 80
80 'nal TINE recovered conreior,..
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ave and the beach. me center Or an a.,
tracttons and best bathing Capacity
zoe. Elevator. priNafe baths. etc N0ttd
table hathing from house no charse
: pcciai. - up weekly. J. a { McGin
fulvfN-agr
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ATTENTION

Madame Meadow will be located A.
wheeling Park Tor tfC rest ~ The go
son. Don't fatl 20 consult this wonder
tul and noted clairvoNanf while YOU nav.
me chance az sou VIII always b. arrr,
Tor nay ing missed this treat Entrance
zee refunded. Hours ! % 10 g. m.
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THE WILTSHIRE y wa a., sS Ss.;s
.i~e capacity $50. private baths Run
nisE water 20 rooms. elevator. music.
special us 90 ~ weekly $500 daig.
open al The year. Bookiet
SAMUEL FILLS
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FOR SALE

Two seven room rcUs.s win Bath.
.'' Ial7ary's. South Front ST.. az
Bargain.
f'r further Information Inquire o.
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HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

SOUTH CAROLINA Az. and Beach
nv ate baths. running water IN rooms
elevator % street level. Pine por~b@s
capacity. $50. Special rates r0okI.f
HRYAN a WILLIAMS
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

---r------a------s--
Louis BGrtRCH&
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AEo
ART ERIhL ENBALWEg
va snd 1924 Main str..t
calls Answered Day a. Nt.s.
Store Phones s7s
81 bnrtcly. Naf Phone r4-..p
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& HiIdeb,and

.rre' n .,.'sters an1 zmbalmsrs
49, =. o. aaE ara risstN
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THE COLWYN

Near Beach. modern Ifnproyements.
excellent table une1ceiled service. o2sn
view from all porchcs. $50 % daily.
- 70 fltoo weekly. iu-s-sst
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FOR RENT

@OA AEHT-20a10O feet on 49, -
-,,i'.t SlAfifr SAVING BANK g,.iit,...l'
.--,.ui' Tor general DffisCr ytiii
sL.snF'd % ruit t,rsrt sr-.t,.".i.l ~
"u..ar. fU.f. 49,
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WANTED-MAE Help

EANrED-Railroad firem~r h-.s.-...
ti-e. Experience unnecessary, $50,
40. postage. Railway. car~ f,t.,tt.-.
su-f-lN-l.-ea-Ht
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WANTED Female Help

"AN Ehb FEAALr-Can you s.u
e",H-. We want you Good safar,.
ft'aHl position. Give reference a. o
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NANfho-Thr~e mere men with -.
eolnt9 A. salesmsn. g. Nork from o.
y @s"ns- Call ana see ~ ( r AL.
ap-1t-tf
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Arlington Hotel and Baths
 PLAN
AMERICAN PLAN

Every modern convenience for the comfort and pleasure of the highest type of resort patronage. Beautiful lobby. parlors, writing room and new Sun Par Tor and Rest Room overlooking Reserva- tion Park. Every hall of each floor con- nected to the Mountain Park by steel bridges. s5O,0OOOO expended the past summer in completely rebuilding and re- furnishing the Bath House; installing every modern facility for the mest per- feet administering of tts mineral waters including complete Hydrotherapeutic sys- tenn and automatic heating and venti- lating Private elevator service from each floor to the baths used exclusively for the bathers.
 Rates $4.oo per day and up; s2t.oo per week and up.
 A. G. GAINES, President
 JOE w. CORRINGTON. Manag ger
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p~~<~~~%~%%~~~~~<>~~<~~~~
GOSSIP OF THE LINKS.
l~%%<~%%%<~%%%%%~%~%<%%%t
BY H. w. LANIGAN.


 Press Representative the Arlington
 and Eastman Hotels.
 The Country Club links, always quick to dry out, were in good shape yesterday, and should be in Al trim today Commencing with the first trip the Arlington's car was laden down with players and between 20 and 30 visiting golfers enjoyed some bully good sport, though early in the morning it was generally feared there would not be anything doing.
 The Arlington played the Eastman foursome and the Arlington. won Its team was composed or Phillips Blagden of New York City and F. w. Fitch of Boone, IT,; Robert B. Me Roy of Chicago, and R. W. Hull of Savannah, Ga, gave them a fairy stiff tussle. One report has it the fOursome ended i up. Another report has it the tally was up, or there abouts.
 Professional Willie Hoare believes that the Washington's birthday tour nament is going to be the big hit of the season He is not the least bit worried about not having enough play CTS for two full flights. The qualify ing round will be played Monday. Tuesday the semi-finals will be con- tested, with the finals staged We'd nesday.
 No, the Haore4Hackbarth match is not on again. It was off again We'd nesday and it stays off. Hoare is willing to play Hackbarth with one hand if Herman's right wrist is really so badly swollen. as dame rumor has l it. Then, Hoare's packers, Col. Ches ter, Col. Corrington, Col. Forbes, Col Latta and Col. Villas, are willing tc let the big bet ride, too. So, once again, it is up to Hackbarth, Mann Reyburn, ct al.
 There will be three good golfers, as well as three good fellows, at the Arl | ington today or tomorrow. The hap py trio is composed of Fred Bonfils, the publisher of the Denver Post and the Kansas City Post; Judge Volney Hoggatt one of the tallest, if not one of the best, golfers in the land, and Brother Morgan. All three hail from Denver. One of their pals, J. P. Con- cree, has been at the Arlington for the past ten days. He, too, is some golfer, and is at it daily over the Els sex course.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-02-21
How Is Your BoiIer7

It has been stated that a mans stomach is his boiIer, his body is his engine and his mouth the fire box. Is your boiler (stomach) in good work ing order or is it so weak that it to supply the needed energy to your engine (body)? If you have any trouble with your stomach Chamber lain's Tablets will do you good. They strengthen and invigorate the stom- ach and enable it to do it's work natu- rally. Many very remarkable cures of stomach troubles have been ef- fected by them. For sale by all deal CTS.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-02-21

its natural beauty, we agree to refund your money without argument And in addition, WILSON'S FRECKLE CREAM is a fine, fra grant toilet cream. Doesn't cause hair to grow, and does positively remove TAN and FRECHLES Try il at our risk. Price soc sent by mail if desired Mammoth jars SI.O0. WILSON'S FAIR SKIN SOAP 25c. Wilson Ireckle Cream Co.,, Charleston, 5. c., makers. For sale by
 E. c. Morris Drug Co.