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Evening star., 1914-08-20
PRESIDENT IS OPPOSED
TO LEAVING THE CITY
Insists Upon Applying Himself to
Work Despite the Hot
Weather.

President Wilson's advisers are en-
deavoring to persuade him to take a
weekend trip on the presidential yacht
Mayfower. but find the President op-
posed to going away from Washington
for even a day with all the work that
confronts him. 1t has been hoped by
Secretary Tumulty and DIR. Grayson to
induce the President to run up the coast
on the Mayhower or to board that vessel
on Long Island and return to Washington
upon It. He has not agreed to this and
will likely remain in Washington Satur-
day. despite the hot weather.
He is applying himself hard to the
work in the executive offices, going out
in the afternoon for some exercise or a
ride.
For a number Of weeks he has not
used the open-air tent built for him, the
glare from the sun making it too uncom-
Portable
Receives Visitors Today.
Today the President saw a number of
congressional and other visitors. One OF
these was Representative Victor Murdock,
the bull moose leader Of the House and
candidate in Kansas for United States
senator on that ticket. An international
dry farming congress Is to be held at
Wichita. October 10 to 20. and Mr.. MUIR
dock asked the President to be present
II he could do SO. The President said he
could not tell now what would be his
plans In October. owing to the congress
sional situation.
Two results from the present Euro
pean war are inevitable, to my mind"
said Mr.. Murdock. ''One is the disarma-
ment Of the world and the other is that
out Of this quarrel Of kings will come the
birth Of great republic In Europe
Evening star., 1914-08-20
WAIT PATIENTLY FOR
+. RELIEF FROM HOME
Prof, o. T. Simon Writes About the
American Refugees in
London.

"All Americans are safe in this coun-
try" writes Otto T. Simon of Wash
ington. director of the Motet Choir, in
letter received today from London at
the office of The Star Mr.. Simon and
party arrived in England, August 2.
from Denmark. via Harwich after an
exciting trip. Their ship was held up
by an official government boat and in
the mines in safety.
But even the English would wish us
at home," continues Mr.. Simon. for we
are eating the food which they may ur-
gently need in a little while. In the
whirl and stress of war here. it is best
to be patient All Americans feel that
their government will send gold and
transports for them. So here we re-
main philosophically, waiting for some
thing to turn up and spending our
spare pence for the extras which ap-
pear each hour, looking for news from
our own people and for the accounts of
the terrible carnage and disaster which
is sure to occur soon"
W. n. Saunders Back From London.
That the English seem to feel no
nervousness in the present crisis and
appear to place the utmost confidence
in their navy is the statement of Will
liam H. Saunders. Washington busi
ness man, who was a passenger on the
Nieuw Amsterdam, which docked in New
York last Monday. and who is now at
his home in this city. Mr.. Saunders
was one of the representatives of the
Southern Commercial Congress at the
meeting of the international congress
of municipal officials in London few
weeks ago.
The party of which Mr.. Saunders
was one were on the continent when
the war opened, and in their journey to
safety through France they saw many
heart-rending leave-takings between
soldiers and their mothers. wives and
sweethearts.
Evening star., 1914-08-20
HALTS GERMAN SHIP,
COAL FOUND IN CARGO
San Francisco Port Collector Discov-
ers Queer Conditions Fol-
lowing Fire.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, August 90
Fire which began in the hold of the
German steamer Mazatlan yesterday,
revealed to J. o. Davis. collector of the
port of San Francisco. conditions which
he believed pointed to plan for coal
ing at sea the German cruiser Nurn-
berg with the remainder of 1000 tons
of coal purchased by the German gov
ernment for the bunkers of the cruiser
Leipzig.
After the SIS tons of coal allowed by
the government to be loaded into the
hunkers of the Leipzig were put
aboard few days ago the remaining
425 tons were loaded aboard the Mazat-
Ian. ready to sail yesterday for Mexi-
can ports with cargo Of general mer=
chandise.
The fire. which was easily put out,
was discovered while the Mazatlan was
lying at her dock, and the fact that
the coal was slowed on top of the
general cargo in closed bags led the
authorities to suspect that an attempt
might be made to replenish the coal
supply of the Nurnberg.
Reported Near San Frnacisco.
That warship is reported to be cruis-
ing near the coast. not more than 100
Evening star., 1914-08-20

miles south OF San Francisco. Col
lector Davis. after a superficial in
|vestigation, ordered the vessel held in
port until a complete examination
could be made. He then telegraphed
his action to Washington. in anticipa-
ton of any international tangle which
might grow out of the steps taken.
John Rothschi1d, who sold the coal to
the German government, and at whose
direction 1t was placed aboard the
Mazatlan. said he was given to under
stand that it was to be delivered to a
commission house in Mazatlan.
Il have requested the commander of
the United States cruiser Raleigh to
watch the Mazatlan and to see that she
does not leave port until satisfactory
explanations have been made" said
Collector Davis.
Evening star., 1914-08-20
FUND FOR WAR SUFFERERS.
German-American 1914 Relief Com
mittee Makes Announcement.

All money collected by the German
American 1914 relief committee Is to go
undivided to the relief of sufferers from
the war. according to an announcement
made following meeting of the organi-
zation held today at the Second National
Bank.
The committee is made up as follows:
George w. Spier, chairman; Gustave
Bender. secretary: Cuno H. Rudolph.
treasurer: William F. GUIDE. e. H.
Droop, DR.. George NJ Kober. A. Lisner.
DR.. Paul Bartsch, Emile Berliner. c..
Heurich and Martin Wiegand. the last
named being ex- -officio a member.
Evening star., 1914-08-20
Base Bail to Contribute.
Is 1t Worth It9

The only question you need
ask yourself is whether the
article lost is worth being ad-
vertised for.
There is only one place to
advertise 1t, and that Is in
The Star-because The Star is
read by everybody in Wash
ington.
BY using The Star you are
assured the fullest publicity.
Phone Classified Department.
Main :440.
Evening star., 1914-08-20

The Star will receive. aclknOwl-
edge and transmit to the Ameri-
can Red Cross contributions from
the public toward the work to be
undertakes by that organization
In connection with the war
abroad.
Evening star., 1914-08-20
Robert Campbell Asks Divorce.

Suit for divorce was filed in the Su-
preme Court Of the District Of Columbia
today by Robert Campbell. through At
torney Irving williamson against his
wife, Loretta Campbell. Inf1delity is al
legged. and a correspondent named.
Evening star., 1914-08-20

Herbert Randolph Linthicum of Balti-
more. an expressman, died suddenly last
night while sitting in chair in front of
his home.
Evening star., 1914-08-20
. Receives Visitors Today.
Battleship Louisiana Breaks Shaft.

NORFOLK. Va, August 20.-The bat
tleship Louisiana reached here today from
Mexico with a broken shaft and went to
the navy yard for repairs.
Evening star., 1914-08-20

That warship is reported to be cruis-
ing near the coast not more than 100
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24

OF the younger people who spent a
very pleasant evening.
John Hill. of Sand Hill spent YES.
terday looking after business at Elm
Grove.
Charles Hughes, of Columbus f.
spending several days as the guest OF
lJohn McCreary, OF Viola
Harry Richie, Of Dallas was q bus
mess caller at Elm Grove. yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. 5. Feeney. OF Wood
dale viii leave Monday for Florida.
where they will spend several weeks.
Charles Nichols. popular milkman.
OF WoOdsdale Is making extensive re-
pairs TO his milk depot at Woodsdale.
Orlie kimmins. OF Sand Hill spent
Yesterday at Elm Grove looking after
business affairs
Miss Margaret Campbell has re.
turned TO her home at Sand Hill after
spending several days as the guest OF
friends and relatives AZ Elm Grove.
James Baumgartner OF Marietta is
the guest for several DAYS with
friends and relatives al WoodsdaIe.
movement g. on foot ~ the pres.
eht time for the organization Of a
baseball team for the coming season.
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and has a dueter. In the Reas Run
district. Grandview township. Wash
lngton county. Tuel. West 4 co. have
completed a second test on the John
I. Beaver farm and have "a . barrel
bumper In the Big Lime. In smith
township. Belmont county. the Nat.
ural Gao Company of West virginia
mas not drilled its No. on the r. a
Mobley farm through the sand IL is
producing 40 barrels a day.
In West Virginia.
Richie county. West Virginia. has
not been furnishing ANYTHING better
than light wells for many months. on
Nlllesple run. Grant district. r. g.
Gillespie has an exception az his Test
on the Russell farm The well has
been drilled through the salt sand
ana - natural producer. good for
100 barrels day This location is
aDout l,Vtu feet north OF No. . on the
". l. Heck farm
On sand Fork. Courtho district.
LOWS county. Daugherty A. Fuccy
nave drilled No. . on the William BAL
lard farm through the Gordon stray
ynl nave TO barrel pumper In
mon district. Harrison county the
Hope Natural Gas company has com.
Wettd a Test on the Harriet Iotber
l1tm and has 20 barrel producer in
me Gordon sand. On West Fork river
LAY district. the Hope Natural Gas
COMPANY has completed r. test ON the
y Moore farm and has q show for
q T. barrel pumUor
IN Smithfeld district Roane coun-
~. the south Penn Oi company has
drilled its test ON the =. NJ Thomu.
son larm through the Zig fnfuu sand
ana has lU.barrcl pumner In Sar.
gus district. Harrison county. the last
loI, y-elshi hours gauges Of the lar.
Eest producers were. Nathan C.on
Hf.H. 4
No. .. !. 7. iauhan. 2I0 barrels. and
nesp"r Gas company No %. T. e.. and
N T.. Very. lN5 barrels o. tho same
district Grove a Parrish shot Ineir
Nos ] ana on the Is IS ogden farm
ang increased their production to o.
and 20 barrels. respectively.
Light Pumpcr In Kanawha County.
ON Jordan creek. Hr Sandy m.
itici k7uaWha county. the South
rem pil company has completed 80
~ Oh the Wesley Strickland farm and
nos o. very light pumpcr SHOOTING
ihc olf vel BOD the Blue Greek aeid
lH sun the rule The Ohio Fuel on
company shot $40 ON The j. DO GO.
penhater farm and 40 f9 ON mo
MO" topenhaver farm and increased
ileir production from three 10 five bar
i'it Nhh ND. ON The o. w While
.iIm va. inoIrH Oh fgOm three fo ton
barrels the South Penn OH compan,
SHOT No. ON the ! y Durham farm
and increased BE- from almost nofhirr
tO four barrels q daV
New Work in Lincoln.
on Bear FORK uufui district. lin.
coin county fNn Hle Crok Devotion
W'hi company drilling No Q on
fno IT, 2 iurure farm ON SAM
Irtnrr. Ihp same romuarY has tho
rir completed for 80 20 ON Inc Al
-purlock farm ON nrv Branch fro
lloI.v OH A. Deva' opment comp.n,
q. drilling Test ON tho NJ Perdr.
iHrm. ON Laurel Fork tho Carter
pii company had fruiflehs fishing
job at Co., test on the Ballard NcKfn-
ncy farm and moved tho rir and
started q new hole
ON P0ca river. Smithficld district.
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Roane county. the Sou,b po,. ~,
company has completed No : or ~
=. y. Lamb farm and has n iieb,
pumper IN the Big Injun sand No.
NeW Freeport. Greene comfy D.
me Peoples Natural Gas comn3nv baS,
urllled test on the ). NJ Pbiuins
arm, arm through the Gordon stray and
~ snow Tor a 8 or barrel plmper
company has drilled its test on ,hs'
Lee Berge farm through the fourth
sand and has q fair gasser VI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24
FoLMAR RoMINE co.
Class ENTERTAINED

The Sophomore and Junior classes
OF the West Alexander High school
entertained in the auditorium of the
schooi building last evening in honor
of the Senior class. The auditorium
was beautifully decorated with the
colors of the 1914 class making N
very attractive. The building was
packed to the limit with the enthus-
iastic students. who enjoyed the eve
ming in games. music and literary re-
cltals. At 4 seasonable hour the
seniors We're served with a delicious
luncheon that had been prepared nv
their younger schoolmates. The ar
iair was grand success.
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WARWOOD
Horse seriou.lv Int,r.o

HeoIse r. Loew. Of Reilly hill milk
tidN' Mhile coming TO Warwood 10 de-
lNtt miik 10 his customers Yesterday
n4a inlshap when one Of his horses
tuhI'u on the road coming down Reilly
ttlt anu a arge stick puuctured the
i"Ire neck. The horse was taken hack
nome ana ~ H. thought that " will die
"c morse That was hurt was to he
'E account OF the accident the sale aid
n"t take place. The road on which nc
the cause Of the accident
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24
BELLAIRE HIGH
DIVIDES HONORS
SCHOOL TEAH m DOUBLE BILL


The basket ball team OF the Beliaire
and St clairsville high schools Ovid
double BIN staged Az last niES, N R's ny
Bellaire gymnasium-the river town
boys losing by the close score OF 81 10
70. while the Bellaire girls defeated the
% TO is.
L. said To have been the best ever seen
In Beliaire. The nrst hair ended with
the score ? 20 In favor OF Bellaire. and
when time was called at the end OF the
second half the score was tied. each
team having eighteen points. II was
decided 10 play i've minutes IN an eff
B I.Li 20 deesa h the ne. During This time
81 Clairsviile made a like number. Dur
Ing the last minute Of play Duny In
fierce awarded 81 Ciairsviile the win
ming point. Christie played a brilliant
game for 81. clairsyille and Duffy and
Back starred for Bellaire.
The girls game was also exciting
and close. shepherd and Arnold play
ed the leading game for st Clairsviile
~ In the winning OF the game for Bell
The summaries OF the contests fol-
low:
heiaire. 20. 81. Ciairsvtiie, 81.
Duny ...-........F -......-. Newland
l.aRoche ....C..... Christie
Sorbitt -..........G ........... Daley
Goals from seid1Dufy. : sid SsSi n !,
l.aRoche. /: Beck 1: Schaffer. I: Chris
tie. 8.
Goals from foul-Duffy. n LeRoche.
8: Christie, A.
Rereree-Wellhaum. Harmon
Time OF halves-i5 minutes
Girls Contest.
Beuafre, a. st. Clatrsville, L.
Naliace ..........f Mcbride
Jones mummy. Henderson
Mctroba .........C- Lewis
lannahan ........C. -..-.... Shepperd
fhllhps .-.-.....-G @. ...-..... Pickering
buuey $500. &C .......... Arnold
Field goals-Wallace. 6; Jones, !:
Mcbride, =
F'ouls-Jones. ?; shepherd. 1.
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FERRIANS WIN
Detea, Wellsburg Basketball Tossers I'm
interesting Game at Wells
burg Last Might

ln Well PLAYED and exciting game
idst evening the Martins rerrv baekef-
bali team defeated the strong VveTre-
burg team by the score OF rs 10 10 me
-Hine was played a. Mctiebure hefor.
Lug. crowd ana proved very exciting
throughout. Though rough AZ tfrnc- IL
Wa aitoEether very fast evhibitfer
Eime characterized with many ewhf-
hlti"nr of skill on the part on pIavcrs
~ both teams. The teams lined IN a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24

The Rank Of Warwood moved from lf-
old building into the new one on 49,.
,"iu'i on seventeenth and Main streets
h'Hi'i Gay. Eyers thing was removed ana
20 the new building a. Inspect it Tbs
now building has all modern convent
'htcf ana o. large. ~ ts located i'm a.,
central part OF the town
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24
Revival Continues.

REVIVAL Continues
The revival tina. has been In pro-
gress at the West Alexander NJ. r..
church for the past three weeks is
perhaps one OF the most successful
ever conducted at that place. Rev.
Prye last evening delivered very
interesting sermon on THE most
popular sin of West Alexander" the
church was packed to the limit and
heard one OF the best sermons that
mas Deen delivered TO any congrega-
ton in that place for several months
The meeting will continue for several
days. Everyone is invited to at
tend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24

Tho T0II0NInr EoTVico4 have boon
announced by Rev T. %. Tewciiyn.
pastor ~ The Stone church. for sun.
day. sabbath school af 80 60 m
Mr g.. y. Cushion. superintendent or.
ganized classes for all ages Com.
munion services. sermon and rsihlic
reception Of new members az ~ a. m.
Junior Endeavor nc $40 Senior I'm.
deavor at $50. Evangelistic services
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24

The Hawthorne and Emerson liter.
AIRY societies Of the Triadelphia dis
trict high school met yesterday for
the purpose OF electing officers for the
remainder of the term. These socie-
ties, composed Of the students Of tho
high school hold meetings every two
weeks. at which time very interesting
ana instructive programs are carried
out The result Of the election Is as
follows. Hawthorne society. Charles
Grow. president. Rex Houston. vice
president. and Grace Neeks. sccrc-
tary. Emerson society. Homer
kellar. president. marshall. James
Atkinson. secretary. Lima SALISBURY F.
secretary pro tenn. Sarau Carter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24

Miss Helen Wood was very pleas.
anily surprised by number OF her
school friends at her home az EchI
Io.t' last evening when e number
oI hrf So friends surprised her with
% pnr' - honor OF her sixteenth
nir.In.f. The evening was very
pleasantly spent in games and music.
were served Those rraeonf wore.
.fs.' NFa Little. Efhci Kiscr.
Nnlr. FIurIue. Florence Koyaor.
Dorothy II'ot Grace Wceke Wilma
Mitchell Laura Hemke. sarah guehor.
Marian hubbard. Neitrico henderson.
Catherine NairI Wlrearcf uarrnh
and Catherine wood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24

The Valley Grove Literary society
met last evening az the Valley Grove
school house and delivered one Of
the most Interesting programs that
hne yet been heard az tho meetings
v no. program comprised literary mum.
beers as we'll as music of classical
nature. The regular meeting uf the
society viii be- held next Friday even
ing. when one of the best debates in
many years will boz heard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24
WHEELING LOSES
FREDERICKSBURG
OLD GOLD AND BLUE GOES DOWN
TO DEFEAT ON FOR
E1CN FLOOR.
Rallied In Second Half, But Unable
to Nose Out vietory.-Seore Was
2e 20 21.-Clean Game.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligencer.
PARKERSBURG. w. Va. Jan. %
The Old Gold and Blue went down TO
defeat at the hands OF the local high
school basketball team tonight after
one of the most magnificent rallies
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"fs futile fen down the cellar
itilr icfdal of bier home Ou
fl'I h.Is NIf escaped luckily with a.
nNmher OF bruises Dr IS b. Webb. of
Main street was called and rsnd. red aid.
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piatribntInr cinn.ra

clndefH along Reilly bin road. a. ia III
teIF itN. George sutton. one 81 tie
10 is thor4hf that some cinders ain b.,
10y 90 ih, streets. aa the mud is very
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24

The Panama Lodge shield OF Honor
I'ld their regular weekly meeting
.Ht Doc bon their lodge rooms az
fIm Grove Several matters OF husi
ness were taken up including The ini-
tliuon Of several candidate. After
On" business meeting short social
session vas ou loved
W. ID Gibson entertained n number
of his friends at the auditorium of the
new bank ar West Alexander last
evening with select dance The az.
Iair was attended by u large number
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24

WsIHnurr with the MartIna Terrt f.s.
N'i hall team to zee the game last night
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OIL AND GAS

The deep sand territory in south.
eastern Ohio - completing "a variety
oi Wells. ranging from dry hole To
good producers. Among the latter
KIND D. the Logan Natural Gas a
Fuel Company h test ON tho ~ q
frice farm. located in Green town
snip. Hooking county The first
twenty four hours after the VOL vas
CONF leted and shot 10 produced 1870
hafrel- This well Dr. in the south
west etffnsiCu and makes the terri
Tory in that locality look very promi--
INK
ln Fails. Gore township. Mummy
Irps. have completed 40 z ou the
John Y. Nutter farm and have a gn.
BARREL producer in tho clinton sand
since 10 was given e shot fu fnp
same locality tho Plymouth OF a. Gas
company No ] on tho T. r. Sweayv
..arm is holding up 10 - barrcls a day
III W1rc township. the Puryis Martin
Wv A. va 'OmHau has completed
second to-t ON The tolsbe.trtdiey
farm nuu has u buster TIE location
500 feet north of No . ON tho same
farm DO torl township south Of
Vow NarunsNiilo. the Ucue OH a. Gra
'rmp'ui h1s completed and shot So
600 fnD j g. WIOu farm and har "a
hos tor fu-ngrrel producer In i1e
Mon Furnace district. tho Iorar
Natural Gas ~ Fuel Company SO
uu tlr f.UIu-cuCld farm o. holding
ur HI IHr barrels DAY
Ductcr IN Perry County.
N,rL Vow Lexington PHO town.
ship. Perry county. tho so IS g.
SHncll owned by Ralph Bros has
been dri'lod through tho Clinton sand
ard is dr. Their so on tie Ludo-
vic tIeadnu company property is
holding up 40 900 htrfols a dat. ln
JACK ION TOYS uahip. thc OIL CITY Trust
d 81 HHI HH| IL .NH MTa H a.
Elder Iarm
In tho Jackson Ridge district.
Wayne township. Jackson county. tho
NichiOrk OF a Gas Company has
drilled 40 3 on the George a Pope
Cree farm through the Big lnjin sand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24
CATHEDRAL WINS
From Unior nigh School 20 Bsnuooa
Last night, by Score OF rs to r.
Zine Game

eau edraf fHrh schools basketbs n
team defeated tho Union High school
team ~ Ernwood ln a go0d game PLAYED
ifrt nIfIi un fhe mill town floor. hv che
''fN "f IH tu b.. The condition on fHo
u"nf 1uI fHe 1rrHugrweufa ~ Tire hrr-
hFi. prey cnfr1 % large score There WIS
pop 'IllFiN'iHl atHra brit Thourr and Ven.
a'I played brilliant basketball Tor toe
Iiria while Farmer with five ~ fHe
seven points Tor EcnwuoI 90 BITE rrrr r.
vas fIr leading point rlIncr fsr tine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24
0UT-THE-PIKE

intelliseneer Handy Almanac at
slayney's Drug Store for only Csc.
Get one now.
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weilsburg. 10.

class s-..' g so' M fTiSSs.l :. %issyys5s.
EllE. q. %
,., Goals from foui-HoweII q. Davis S.
Ttcfcrcn-storle
Martins Ferry will play the strong
~ 'hirstiIle team next Friday even
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24
Ohicers Elrcted

al 7:3O. Subject. Waiting" Inspiring
music al each service
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WEAR BETTER SHOESrss,. None Less

foimar Rominc co. shoes cost you
from DOC TO sl00. less per pair than you
are paying elsewhere. and you get the
same service. Why not try a pair to-
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Umpire. Roberts.
Goals from field. Bachman. I Boyce
- calendar. 1: Matthews. /: HamII-
ION, j; Creighton / Neal, 3: Williams
3; Smith. A.
Fouls Bachmann. out OF 10: VIII