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score .MnnlenDriE 80 Susquehhhna o Touch
touchdownS-- Hubbard. SuhstitutlonSl Muh-
cnbcrg louden sla ger for Castor, Reed FOR Rren-
nan; Hayes for DcLllnK, RcNner for Bcdank
Erickson for Rndcrick, Bcdank FOR Siipp. Corhoy
for Loudcr sla ger, Susquchhnna Launcr Tor
Nddleswotth. Beatty for Iupold, Cline for Han
non Faust FOR Miller. Middlcsworth for kratzer
Bullch for I'M Berg for Mckay Phillips for
SWopc Referee Edwards, Lafayette Umpire
DR.. Smith. pcnnsvlvHniR. Field Judge Smith
Bucknell Time OF quarters lOand II minutes
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Score warthmore, Q: Buckncl.O. Touchdown
Smith. Fled goal y. CornoE. Substitution
Edwards for snyder, Bohonhan for Hetn. Hoy
lev Toy tindnnic, McDcrmntt tOT Chambers Ma son
Tor Cline. Referee -Glendcr. Penn sylvan Ia
Umpire Davidson, Pcnusy i,ania Lincsfnan ~
Tyler. Time OF quarters gminutes
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Score II amilton Institute ~; st Johns Prep
o. Touchdowns- Kelley. Substitutes
Hallsteln for Fry, Fry for Hallsten. Wadman
for Fry, McDcrmOtt for iIcacy. Referee Hol-
man. Umpire Lush I.incsman-M urnanc
Time OF quarters Ia and minutes
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Score Colgate, 25. Massachusetts Aggirs q
Substitution Colgate, Ryan Tor DrncSor. Mrurs
for Jones, stuart for Brooks, Matthews for stuart
Spencer for West, Huhbel for Robinson Tann =
gan for iuhhcl Warren for Swarthout, Ref
cree -NoodoOk OF Boston, Umpire Miller OF
Penn. lincsman- stevens Of Boston.
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Scrorenl Islnns 50: "SoimnE, ~ ronchdoNns
from touchdowns. .Mltterlng. :. Field goal -
Miuerlng SuhbtltU'6s- Harris for Poad Walsh
for Snythe Brown for bowman. OF for Garter
lncke FOR milford. Evans for Kicklinc. Hartrani II
for lncke. Referee u Horn OF Haverford, I'm.
pre- Howell OF Princeton. Llncsnan- -kriscr OF
trsinus. Time OF periods and II minutes.
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Score ENctcr. u; Fem, i'rC" hUrr, o. Touch
downs LOVE-, '1'ey Goals from touchdovus -
Werner, >. Cool from ncld Scott Subetltu-
ilpus For Eyctcr Marrln Tor tumcrfp-d. Conner.
fora for Smith, Lynch for Potter, Itnucr for Chr.
ter. Smith for Werner, Potter Tor Kempton
Clough for Scott, Laro0chc FOR Casey. Campbell
for Lake, for Penn Freshmen, Dexter for lRScv
Grant Tor Bell, loiplig for Jones. I'mpire-F J..
o BTien, Referee IL n. Stevenson liuesman
&, II, Young. Tine. ~ minute periods
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ECNTc"TNl0h, Y W,s1eyan, o. IOuchdoWn--
Jonkins. Coal Girlng. SuhstitutOns.-For
Union, Stsrbuck for. Cleveland Vroonen FOR
JnCNsDn, Iloughton for Beaver. Roscrans for
MM9,knlhnn, Stollcr for koof; for Wesleyan
iialiork FOR Bovard. Msrkthalcr for Hingey
Srorlry for Marluhalcr. Referee. Carpenter
man Collctt, Trinity. Time OF periods
minutes.
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NC0rc"T' rInCrTOn, 7, TiCW,V, I TUTCH-
downs AmcS Seymour Coal from touchdown
Wilkinson Goals from HclG Law, Suhstl-
tutions Princeton: . TretN mann for Foster
Charles for Highlcv. = rrcukmann for Moore
Moore for Click Foster Tor Shcnk. Bger for
Mclean. Swart Tor Genncrt. shea for Lambcr-
ton Highley for Charles, 'uw for briggs. briggs
for Law, Click for +. TrrnHmana. Tibbott for
Ames. Lamberton for shea syracuse Slater
for Rose, Woodruff for Travis RHfier for Sey
mour Rose for Slater. Travis for Woodruff, Scy-
mour for Raftcr. O'COnncll for kingsley Burns
for Travis. Cottrell for Burns, EHftcr for Sry
mour Slater for Rose Umpire liHtch Of VIII
Jams Referee Turrey OF nIvcrSiiy of Penn
sylvanla I.nCsman Davis uf Ncslci an. Time
~ periods-i2 minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18
DEDICATE CLINTON
CHURCH S UNDAY
Ds- coseros WILL DELIVER
OtOlCAIOhH SDCHeSs AND
CONDUCT SERVICES
Preparatory Services Nsse Seen
ConoocteoCfor Mees Pass-Re..
Tesssrekr\ Spoke Last Night.


hsE- " %. TeaEarden. Of FULTON.
lsst evening preached the anal pre-
pfrAtory services FOR dedication o.
the Clinton NJ r. church These
meetings have been held almost
niShtly during the week. and have
ben attracting considerable attention
10 the church.
The dedlcatory services proper viii
te held sunday. b. sinning az 1890 a
m. with Rev. NJ. = Compton. district
superintendeut OF Wheeling district
NJ. +. churches. IN charge. Rev. Comp.
ton viii also preach the dedicafory
sermon In the afternoon Al O'CLOCK
there will b. a platform meeting IN
the church. AZ which addresses will
be made by the visiting preachers.
With the dedication d the new
church the highest hope OF the resi-
dents OF that district viii have been
reached. for n has been the plan OF
The people Of Clinton and vicinity for
the past several years 20 build place
OF worship. The congregation OF the
church has been watching. waiting
and praying for the completion OF the
edihce as they have for some time
realized the necessity OF such a build
ing.
The congregation extends an In
Nitation TO the public in general TO al.
tend the services. which promise 10
be even more interesting than any
services OF the kind ever held in that
district
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many more happy birthdays. Those
present were. Misses Alta and Nellie
sampson, Zelda and Aline Howard
opal and Lucia Davis. Bernice and vm-
ginia Crider, Margaret Little Eliza Al
,sy. Helen Pattison and Gail Chase.
Masters Boyd Strawn. Wayne Stricklin
MARION HendTson. Glenn and Herbert
McWhortyr. Ralph and Joseph Caldwell.
Kenneth Pattison. William. Roy and
Willis kimmins. James. Ira and Ken
meth MILLER. Hiram Drum. I.andon
Woodruf and Floyd Chase.
Mrs a. J.. McGlumphy very pleasant
~ entertained Wednesday evening win
. q, croqust Tarty. Those present were:
Wilma Chapline GLADYS .Ruchanan and
Freida Little. Megsrs. Charles Raw.
huseell Crawford. Charles Giles Ar
thur thur Ray. Frank Smith and Harry Nc
Mrs s " strickHn and children and
mrh 'rue kimmlna spent a very pleas
eRl a3y thursday with Mrs. q. ~
Mics. Ethel Mcwborter has returned
nome nome from a weeks Welt with her
Whurter. ~ Fulton
Mrs william bloomfield o. very ~ ~
Mr. and Mrs George Ruth were buut
ne-7 yisitorH In Elm Grove and Wheel
= NJ Archer g not so well THE week
Mrs Marie Niliikcn and Niles Fiiza
Alley returned % their home NJ Wafora.
,ile Friday after visit with Dallas
Mr and Mre James patfiaon. % Tav-
loretown. returned 90 their home after
Visiting relatives az Dallas They we're
accompanied home BY their Nicce MIG
Florence Ehoadra
Harry Sax. % Fulton haa been ont
BUYING cattle IN the vicinity ~ Dallas
Cleve Cmwford and Roy etrirtff1
ENere business visitors IN Elm Grove
Mrs Fannie Bcaia and children. of
Indiana. arrived Monday f0r n several
weeks stay with Mr and Mrs Euaa
William Tatueon was business
ifitnr in Trladriphia Thuraday.
I"NU NImwluH. ~ fEnH nfurfru "a
D. rfuNLuE several dHrn with fin
mother. Mrs. 81 IS Eiwrrfns
p T. kimwinr ia mnE.nr extensive
IiNL n'' .mfnfH ON DIE rfHITlrre
wv. clarence MrruiInHrh. ~ West
I'nIrr we. rrllne fn UHlira ThurHTav.
II. .n crawford De- UI with Hf0r--s
SIR. ola PLANTS. NJ Major. ufe ,iaIt-
OF With Mr. fa WILSON Trurrfr.
Voc LInFdrH lost very rHr.H.ie
fHI. wrHI Tho H .ImlT was
flrd out rf'n other hor.s. arT If o.
-INI. q DOT if HH. Eirt.H. lr H. Doll
" NrnE.n In two places .u UlIf. chat
OH. Hriu7I h"f fT d. dot
REGINA fITfI. ~ EIr Grove d.
''H- -- -1t- 80 - ~ linn
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SECOND ALLEGED VIOLATION OF
ToST LAW THERE is
"NlPPED."
About Same Time Boathouse On ohio
Side, Near Beliaire, Was worked"
and Arrests Made.

The second alleged violation OF the
Nost prohibition law in Marshall
county was brough TO the attention OF
the public yesterday afternoon. short
ly after s o'clock. when Sheriff c. r
Hutchinson and a force OF deputies
raided a speakeasy in a toathouse CD.
posite the Red Gate" Just above
Noundsville. The sheriff was assisted
by Deputies Tailor +. NJ Howard, T
5. Hubs and VIM. Mcdonald
A man named Rowe was arrested
and a quantity OF wet goods" includ.
ing four barrels OF beer, several
quarts OF whiskey and considera bic
ginger and brandy. was seized a
part OF this was taken by the sheriff.
and the rest was consolidated.
Rowe will be given a hearing this
morning before Squire r. NJ. Lewis.
II Is claimed that Rowe was acting
as bartender for a man alleged 10
be Kennedy. OF Bellaire While the
raid was being made on the boat
house. a speakeasy alleged TO be
owned BY Kennedy was raided by a
constable from Bellaire. Kennedy
was arrested and placed in jail.
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WILL CELEBRATE
End ANNIVERSARY
ELM GROVE NJ. {. CHURCH HoI Ds
JUBILEE TOMORROW.
tditee Was Dedicated Two Years
Aso-Plsns Under Way TO Raise
Debt on Building.

Services in commemoration of the
second anniversary of the Elm Grove
NJ. r. church will be held in the
church tomorrow. The services will
begin al 9.45 O'Clock in the morning.
when the regular Sunday school ses-
sion will be held Al omcers and
teachers OF the school are requested
TO be IN attendance promptly. The
church service will begin promptly
az 1890. with an anniversary sermon
by Rev DIT. Westfall. ID. D.. OF Pitts
The afternoon exercises will con-
SYST OF platfor meetings. at which
ume all visiting ministers will give
brlet addresses. This will be a fra
ternal meeting. and members Of other
churches are invited to attend The
Epworth League service will begin
promptly az Z O'Clock p. m, and will
Dc under the direction OF Miss Bertha
Wayt Visiting delegations from 9th
or Methodist churches In the vicinity
viii be present At O'Clock there
VIII be sermon by Rev Westfall
AZ this meeting an effort will be
made TO raise the outstanding funds
mat have already been pledged for
me purpose Of paying on the entire
uebt against the church This has
practically been eliminated. but some
OF the money that was pledged al ded-
lcNion time has not as yet been paid
IN full 10 Is the desire Of the congre-
cation Of the church that this debt be
raised In a. short a time a. possible.
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sons win be out 20 all this hole as we'll
a. dozen others. Blake Taylor, the
-FOUR yeafs az sss v fi4Sfl ThG PLAYED
back next fall and unless the ADVANCE
a9Re rSceiyes an upsetting Leslie Brooks
Will OIL his shoes. Brooks divided time
with Taylor at the position last fan and
honors favored Brooks. The lad was
out for four weeks with two badly twist
ed knees. but he has FULLY recovered H.
u spending the summer on his father =
farm In Northern Pennsylvania In order
20 De In shape for football
s. n. Harrison. OF Clarksbure who
played left end three consecutive Sea
sons Is another star who will not be
back Harrison will be missed from the
lineup and IL will be up 10 Coach Meta
ger 90 develop a successor. II Bill
Bloyd. OF Moundsville. decides 20 return
70 West Virginia this fall all he will
need to do Il 20 put on a suit and notify
the coach that he r. out for Harrison's
ton last fan by his PLAYING at West
Virginia but ali his efforts were nan
hearted. He played IN only a few games
on account OF not being in condition.
Other Good Ones.
Lefty" Allen. OF Parkersburg: Fats
RoFerson. OF Moundsvilie Center Davis
understudy last fall. 8 r. Could. a prU
duct OF Davis and Elkins. c. A steorts.
or keyser: Leo Coleman. OF Wheeling:
Rail Of Greensburg. Pa. Homer Powell.
Of Fairmont. sally" Ayers. OF Barbours.
Vile: Michael Kerns. OF Hundred. Erwin
Fairmont. and Grinith. OF Huntingion.
are other men who are TO be recEoned
with when Varsity selections are made.
or the new men coming in. Coiebank
star Tor three years at Fairmont Nor
mai. and Brooks. recognized as the all
state scholastic fullback last fall are
the most promising. Colebank although
playing prep school ball was chosen on
several all-state elevens last fall and
his record Il causing other backfeld
candidates ~ West Virginia. which in
GUIDES the regulars. considerable worry.
Coleband r. noted for his line plunging
and punting. and his speed makes him
dangerous man. Brooks PLAYED full
back for the Buckhannon high school
last fall and starred in every game He
- a plunger. punter and can hurl a foot
hall Ike some players throw n baseball
He y a brother Of Leslie Brooks. and
stands over six feet. He weighs close
20 lh5 pounds and g. a bear on the de-
tense MulleniN. star az Davis and FL
kins Tor two or three years. may also
be seen at West Virginia next fan. ~
was 10 have entered there last fan hut
secured the Position az athletic director
az u and r. AZ an eleventh hour II he
comes ne VIII bring couple Of good
one thing r. certain. and that T. that
,cach Metzger will have al array of
talent when he calls all the candidates
out Many will enter whose records /, -
NOT known, and Of course they wifi bo
gwen the same attention as the rerrt-
lars The man who makes the We
virginia team this fall Will have 70 earn,
hls place. according 20 the infromation
named out BY Coach Metger. who was
IN Morgantown a few weeks ago looking
over the field
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ANNUAL PICNIC
VIII Be Held Today by Field Force
OF Metropolitan Insurance
Company.

The METROPOLITAN Life Insurance
company's field force and their fam
lilies viii hold their annual outing and
nIcnic today The event bids fair
TO be largely attended and a general
good time is anticipated The mem
bers Of the committee on arrange
ments have been working for some
time to make the event a success.
The members OF the committee arc:
W. J. Morrison, G. +. Murphy and
J. II Gould
be carried out:
25 yard dash for ladies', so YARD
dash for men, 2 3 yard dash for boys.
100 yard dash for men, 50 yeard dash
ladies. standing broad jump for men.
potatoe race for ladies'. running broad
Jump for men. so yard running race
for boys. throwing ball for ladies'.
swimming contest. ball game in the
afternoon.
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MIDDLEB0URNE

MIDDLEBOURNE. o. July lT-At-
torney q. G Carter and family are
Springs hotel. near your city.
Judge u. 2. PuEh has returned 90 his
Solumeus o. home. after brief busi-
&C 5. steaiey spent the day In New
Martinsville
c b Ebert. OF Parkersburg. a meier
Inspector, a. testing Tor the Middle
bourne Water A. Gas CO. to-day.
George y StratheIa. ~ Tyler city, r.
attending the county court.
Circuit Clerk Carter Be- IN the county
Working for a denomination His APP
Pointments are Oke Hiu and Harry
Deputy sheriff watson took a girl By
the name OF Pullman TO the Industrial
Home at Salem. yesterday.
Mrs. Joe MonEer f. taking treatment
IN a Wheeling hospital Her husband
Contractor Tom. Kingsley was in
Registered az the Central-E. r
Gamble. wheeiing; F. L. Kelly ana .
Arnold. 6 y. Ebert. ]. Baxter and J s.
Walsh. Parkersburg r. s Hamric.
G ti6sT,iis R,, Johnston Tew Mar
wheeling. 7. Drane end G. H.
Reys. !. J. Kelly. smithville. and c. d.
day on their way 10 their work for Sun
the Tri-State Gas Co. OF Pittsburgh. are
looking after business matters
The absence Of John BARLEY Corn In
our city Il very noticeable and many
homes throughout the city are blessed
on account OF tho state being dry.
&C y Watson. an OH soldier. T. very
III at his home on East etrcct. as Is eN-
County Clerk David Hickman.
Assistant Cashier DIVA Gregg. Of the
Bank OF Middl-bourue H. spending his
vacation In the harvest field AZ Joseph
Mills.
Miss Backus Huntington school
teacher IS visiting Miss Ira Barnes
Oke Jennison and family after spend
ing several weeks In the county visiting
relatives left for their Colorado home
yesterday.
The ProCressiver or Ruu Nfoosers hold
their convention SATURDAY, 20 nominate
county ticket. The out come OF which
Il mystery at this time
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TO.
NOMINATE TODAY.
BIG RALLY WILL BE HELD IN
COURT HOUSE THIS AZ
TERNOON.
County Ticket VIII Be Ratified and
Senatorial Conferees Appointed.
Senator White 20 Speak

A county ticket will be nominated
to-day by Republicans Of Ohio county
az convention to be held this after
noon in the chambers OF the Second
branch Of council city building The
gathering promises 20 BE- one Of the
most enthusiastic Of political nature
held IN this city IN recent years. Nv.
cry district viii be- well represented.
delegates and alfornatos having been
selected az maEisterial district mass
meetings held Monday evening
Summers band will BE- on hand 70
furnish music The convention will
open AZ 2 o'clock The tomporarv
chairman had not been relected isst
night Several addresses will be
made. and among the speakers will
be state senator George b. White. Of
weston. candidate for the Republican
nomination for Congress from the
First district Of West virginia
There ls but one candidate for each
Office. and their nomination will be n
matter Of form. In addition 10 rati.
Tying these nominations. Senatorial
confcrpes will be- selected 10 "a con.
vCnfion Of the First Senatorial dia.
trict IN DO held in this city next Sat.
urday afternoon. July %. when n can.
didate viii Do nominated for the State
Senate
The county ticket will be az fol.
For clerk of me Circuit Court
John r. Kingdom.
For clerk Of tho County Court
Howard Wells
For County Commissions. CharIos
% Euhln
For County Superintendent Of
schools D. W Frrmrr
For House OF UelDrtfrF Hon y A.
PlOch. Harry Weiss Car' w T otto.
and Dr. T. = Allen
Col 1on T.. Roseubloom is unop.
.rOscd Tor Tic r1un2L.on for state cen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-18
INTERESTING TALKS DELIVERED
BY MEN WHO HAVE STUDIED
The SITUATION.
Governor Refuses Request Of Sheriff
Anderson TO Send Troops Into
Belmont County.

Troops viii not be called 10 BeIiaire
Mt present was the sentiment er-
pressed last night al a public meet
ing OF the citizens held In the audi
forum OF the city building The
meeting was called by Mayor Wass-
man at the request OF the directors
OF the Bellaire commercial associa-
ton and was for the purpose OF dis
cussing the necessity OF calling troops
20 control the coal miners strike. In
cidenuy some OF the directors OF the
commercial club who had requested
Mayor Wassman TO call the meeting
and who requested Sheriff John An
derson 20 ask Governor Cox that
troops be sent into Belmont county,
frankly admitted that tropps were
not necessary.
Mayor Wassman presided as chair
man OF the meeting. which was at
tended by representative business
men. manufacturers, coal operators
and miners. Mayor Wassman stated
the purpose of the meeting and a
number OF addresses were made all
tending 20 show that the black clouds.
that appeared in the strike situation
were fast disappearing and there
was appearing In their place an at
mosphere that bespoke Cancellation
on the part OF the few who were re
sponsible for the trying conditions
OF the past few days.
Mayor Wassman stated that the
meeting had been called at the re-
quest of the directors OF the CONNER
cial Club, upon the suggestion OF j.
NJ. Roam, safety inspector OF the min
ing department OF the Ohio Industrial
Commission. and Major Harold NJ
Busch, commanding the First field ar
tillery OF the Ohio National Guard
These offlcials believed that by hold
Ing public meeting the citizens
would rally to the support of the sher-
IN, and thus he would be enabled to
secure sufficient deputies TO guard the
mine properties. even though they
might not be armed or paid Mayor
Wassman stated that he had Informed
the committee that he was for law.
ana did not think the purpose of the
meeting would be a success.
Troops Not Needed
Major Busch has been in Bellaire
for the past few days. Investigating
conditions, and delivered an address
In which he stated that troops were
not needed in Belmont county. He
asked II the United Mine Workers
were willing TO join with the citizens
In protecting the coal mines. and al
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Coach Sol MetzEer comes 20 Morgan
town 70 assume charge OF what can al
a. practically all 81 the old men will be
back II II practically impossible 20
say definitely just who will be back. a.
several do not make up their minds
until late In the summer or early IN the
fall. but upon leaving college this
spring the majority 81 the regulars made
~ known that they intend 20 return
only three men who played the last
game OF the season last fall that
further duty, eN-Captain Melville Y.
Boyles. r NJ Martin and s r. Harrison
composing the trio This team was the
best that REPRESENTED the university dur
ing the entire season and. strange 20
say. there were only three men playing
the same positions as they did in tho
opening attraction OF the season.
The varsity backfeld. consisting OF
Fred Chenoweth. the former Broaddus
art OF Moundsviiie az fuiiback. Curry.
OF Grafton, AZ right half and Carl r.
Leatherwood. OF Wheeling. at left half.
VII remain intact and this Is sourcF
OF much satisfaction. This backfeiA
proved 70 be the best and fastest that
played the positions during the entire
season. and worked IKE a we'll oiled -,
chine In the closing game OF the season.
stuart Race. Of FairmontN who
but was later placed al right end 10
make place for Chenoweth- will be
back again. and he promises 90 be a
viii be seen Ed Larkin. Of wheeling
who has the distinction Of being the
mot aggressive tackle that West Vtr-
ginia or any other state team has ever
turned out. LarlIin was tried at end
and IN the backheld several times last
fall on account OF his weight but he was
placed AT his old position at tackle N
the last Eame at his own request This
Is his natural position. and there e not
n man In the state who equals him He
Is a product Of East High. Cleveland
and GEORGETOWN and Notre Dame have
been after him for two years.
Good Possibilities
\ new man will have 20 be developed
20 MI Martins place at right guard but
Coach MetzEer will have strong posi-
hihties In the persons OF Dad Henry. OF
Parkershurg. who stands over six feey
and weighs almost two hundred hounds
and brennan. % Grafton. who reformed
both IN the backheld and on the line iass
tall Brennan weighs 1s5 pounds ha-
the strength Of giant and Is hard 10
stop. y. ". Davis. Of Charleston ALL
state choice for center for two years
and captain 81 the 1914 eleven. viii he
back NJ his old position He Is The bacL
bone OF West Nirginia's line and fs the
strongest defensive men West Virginia
mas He II a master OF the spiral mass
and r. one Of the few centers IN college
totthau who use "a successfully
Left guard will he open due 70 Mel
VIE Boyles. o. Philippt graduating
hoyles has already accepted the position
oNathletic director AZ Chenille Normal
and bis attentions this fan will be
turned 70 developing n football team an
fought for line position FOR two sea
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|. A. c. GAMES
Island Base Ball Team VIII PLAY the
West Alexander Team To-day and
Qlen Lawn Enndar

West Alexander viii meet the stronr
!. - g. team on the West Alexander
grounds Saturday afternoon. This will
DC the tirst time this season for these
letfns 70 meet and a great deal OF inter
est is being taken IN the outcome OF thu
game. u is likely that Davis will be-
on the firing line Tor the Pennsytvania
Sunday afternoon the I A q tcaD,
VIII meet the Clan Lawn team on the
lunneu Green grounds IN what promises
~ ne iast game. The Glen Lawn team
~. sure Ethcncd their line up consider
ably and will b. able 90 put Oh "a last
article of bell. Edwards and Shine viii
hkely work for the Glen Lawn boys.
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DALLAS

DALLAS. ". Va. July 17-Mrs. Will
liam Miller entertained Thursday even
inE from 3 until s o'clock In honor Of
her granddaughter. Miss Naomi Drum =
tenth birthday. The little folks had
very enjoyable time playing games on
were served on the lawn by Mrs Mil
Ter, assisted by Mrs. Orlie Kimmins
Mrs John Milliken. Mrs Lydia Patti
son and Mrs Alex Miller. % washing
ton IA. Mics Naomi received macy
beautiful presents. and all wished her