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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-30

The Home Book OF Fashions
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-30
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he New Autumn Effects.
.5o-inch Glaze Warp Print Tatfetas i'll the
latest street and evening shades, with hand
some lowered wreath designs the early
fall novelty for waists dress trimmings and
millinery.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-30
Autumn Suitings, $1.50

Tuesday day here for Baby and the Bigger Children.
Always something very spectator Wash Dresses
44c Babys Long and Short Dresses dainly trimmed
with cks embroidery Also Childrens Bingham
Dresses years Choice OF long and high wasted
effects in checks, stripes and plain colors.
At o9c Dresses for Girls of
Third Floor-New Building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
PREVENT FLOODS
Lake Erie & ohio River Ship Canal,
Says Secretary. VIII Aid In Pre-
venting Big Freshets.

Hon. William a. Mage. president.
and Hon. Burd s Patterson. secretary
OF the Lake Erie & Ohio River ship
Canal Association. We're visitors in
this city yesterday. Mr. Magee leaving
In the morning for Steubenville. where
he spoke before the Chamber OF Com
merce there at noon. Mr.. Patterson,
in speaking OF the food last night. to
an lntelligencer reporter. said that
with the building OF the canal. and its
necessary reservoirs. some relief from
foods would result.
AS planned now. he said, two res
ervoirs with a capacity OF from
6O.OOO,0O to loo. 600. 600 cubic feet OF
water, will be built In the districts
drained by French creek. the chief
tributary OF the Allegheny river. and
the Mahoning river. These two reser
voirs. he said. will b. the beginning OF
more that will drain a large area. and
may mean much to residents of the
lowlands.
Mr.. Patterson VIII leave this morn
ing for points down in the state. in
Guiding Parkersburg. Huntington and
Charleston. where he will take up the
canal proposition with persons there.
boosting the proposition and showing
what II will mean TO the counties and
towns along the Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE
SCHEDULE Is OUT
CHART or oANEs ron sEAsoH OF
1919 II OFFICIALLY EE-
LHA8ED.
season WIN opsn April IA. and Close On
oetoesr 7-Indspsndsnos Day DANES
July s.

CHICAGO. Feb s-Ths American
league Will open its 1915 campaign on
"wednesday. April IA. with Chicago ~
81 Louis. Cleveland At Detroit New
York AZ Washington and Boston At
Philadelphia according @ the schedule
announced today. The chart provides
for ia games b. each club AZ usual
and the other teams end October Z. with
Boston At New YORK though the other
teams will have wound up their quota
before that date.
Since May 30 and July 4 fall this
year on sunday the holiday double
headers are appointed for the follow
ing Mondays. On Nay 81. ~. Louis plays
Al Cleveland. Detroit az Chicago. New
York AZ Washington and Boston Al Phil
adslphia The July s d0ubie-headers
find Chicago az 81 Louis. Cleveland at
Detroit Philadelphia at New York and
Washington at Boston The Labor Day
games are Cleveland at Chicago. ST.
Louis az Detroit. Washington at Phiia-
delphia- and New oYrk Al Boston. ST.
Louis gets the June IL holiday at Bos-
ton
As was the case last year. the con-
flicts have been reduced 20 four 80 far
a. the National league ~ concerned. and
again they are all In Chicago. on sun
days. Chicago leads IN sundays at home
with IL and Is tied with the four east
ern clubs with ~ Saturdays at home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
STAN MARKS
marks Near Water Street Hotel Are
accurate, and Predictions Are
as Close as Any.

Proprietor George W. Stamm. OF the
Stamm hotel. whose house has rest.
ed on the banks OF the Ohio river for
more than a half century. for more
than a score of years has watched
carefully the uprising and downfall.
ing OF the Ohio. and during all these
long years he has kept a record Of
the many floods" His records show
mat his predictions are among the
most accurate in this community.
Mr.. Stamm recently. AZ his own ex.
pense. had trees In Riverside mark
ana trolley poles I'm the immediate vi.
entity Of his hostelry marked in frac-
lions OF foot as river gauges. for
the delectation of the public The
marks are accurate. according to tests
made a short time ago by a United
states river surveyor. and are being
used by Mr.. Stamm in compiling his
record OF the present high water.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
BOATS RESUME
Liberty viii Enter Trade Here To-
morrow and Other Boats Will
Follow Soon

With the recec:hE OF the high water
the usual activities about the river
'front.' will be resumed. The Liberty -
scheduled to depart Friday morning
al IL O'Clock for Psrkersburg ner reg
ular trade. The Kanawha, which has
been laid up az Point Pleasant for the
past week on account Of the high
water. Is due here Sunday morning
for Pittsburgh. She. too will enter
her regular run. The Lorena viii
pass this point Friday morning for
ParkersburR
The Ohio. due 10 leave Pittsburgh
to-day az noon, on her Madri Gras
trip to New Orleans. will not be able
10 depart from the Smoky City until
about noon Friday. She is scheduled
10 touch the local wharf about y
O'Clock that night About a dozen
Wheelingites will board her for the
trip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
JUST SOLID IVORY.
THAT ALL FOR HIM

Well. doggone my seats. n
that amt the funniest thing
ever seen. anybody A-paintin'
a river gauge on a GROWN
tree
That's about the expression
GOT on by a knowall smart
Alec genius gent from down
the river as he gazed at a 80
marked tree In Riverside park.
Water street, yesterday.
The unsophisticated bone.
head was told that after a Ger.
tain age a tree never grows
from the trunk up. that h only
extends upward from the top:
Il may become larger in cir
conference about the trunk.
but never longer. Consequent.
ly. the river stage marks are
not affected by the growth OF
the tree.
Well, that's a new wrinkle
on me. and TO think how many
trees ! have rested under and
never knowed that" said the
man with the solid ivory dome.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
DANGER LIGHT IN
MARTINS FERRY
RESIDENTS HAD PREPARED FOR
A HIGHER STAGE OF
WATER
Majority Of Manufacturing Plants
Were Closed - Result Of the
Flood Stage.

Martins Ferry suffered very little
as a result OF the high water. as few
houses we're entered and in those that
the water did enter, the goods had all
been removed 10 ? place OF safety.
The biggest loss will be- TO the work
men Of the tin mill. az the plant had
10 close down, as the water got into
tie fly wheel pits. The loss to Beams
foundry will be small. although there
was about three iect OF water in the
Plant All Of the patterns were re-
moved 10 a place OF safety and little
damage was done.
This city was cut on from Wheeling
yesterday, as far as street car traffic
was concerned. as no cars were ops
ated to Wheeling after ten O'Clock in
he morning and all going 70 Wheel
irE were compelled 10 walk the bridge
and take the North Wheeling cars
which were still a0le 10 operate. The
cars on the North York division were
compelled to cease operations early
Tuesday evening, as the traction com
pany removed most OF their cars to
lower broadway in order 10 get them
out OF reach of the high water. When
the cars were placed on the line no
cars could be run over the Second
street line. one -gr was kept in nper.
alton on the Rayland line Yesterday.
- the water did not get over the
track above this city. The car made
q trip every hour from Hills machine
shop TO the end Of tho Rayland line.
and many people ode during the day.
In the upper part OF tho city. the
water Just reached 10 the corner OF
Center and Main street. The water
also backed out the sewer al the cor.
rer Of Main and Burke street and
most all the cellars on Main street
we're filled with water \ few houses
on Clark street had water on the first
hoor but all OF the goods had been
removed in time. No water reached
the floor Of the L7ughiin tin mill and
the company will suffer very little
loss. The loss at the Haskins glass
plant Iill he racticsIly nothing rs the
water did not reach their plant n
Is expected mat these plants will re-.
sumo operations This morninc. IL the
water Is low enough. that the men can
ret to work. The Spencc-Baggs stove
works will not sustain any loss as the
wcter was not near their plant
First street Was nearly all under
water from Hanover street south on
account OF the water backing IN tho
sewers and running over the streets
The employees Of the Riverside Bridge
works we're compelled 10 wade through
water last evening when thov com.
rleted their work, although no water
reached the plant and no damage was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
HARD CONTEST
Promised at Cathedral Armory Friday
Evening when Union High
School VIII he Played.

The Cathedral high school Is practic-
ing daily In preparation for the game
with the Union High school TO be played
/ riday evening In the Cathedral armOry
According To all indications the contest
viii be a good one as both teams are
anxious 10 win the victory.
No game was played last evening be-
tween the Cathedral team and the
shadyside High school team as the Ohio
lads we're unable TO come ON account
or the high water. However two games
were played The first game between
the Cathedral Juniors and the Cathedral
Freshmen. which resulted in a score OF
81 to II In favor OF the Juniors The
last game was between the signal corps
and the eighth grade and resulted In "A
score or % TO - in favor OF the signal
corps.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04

single book 81 knowledge ever published
Roads are made with a curvlng upper
surface. L. o. higher In the middle In
urd'r ihat IN" rain VIII drain away from
NE road into the cutters or bitches
which you find A. the sides You see
water has the faculty OF running only
~ one cirec ton. and that b. downward.
" ~ cannot 10 down on one side or the
other, 70 will collect In puddles and make
IN" roads lmpassahlo. For this fca-ou
We build our roads 50 they are hiEher
IN the middle than az the zldeH-not
much higher only about six inches Or
So giving them just the gentle slote
toward each side that ts necessary t.
allow the water 20 run on gradualiy
but sufficiently slopinE TO keep the
water from collecting ia puddles In tho
road. Thus after the dust has pe..n
settled by the nrst rain that fall most
Oi the surplus rain that Tails on the
roads finally runs into the bitches AZ
the side " the road
Why Are Some Roads Called TurnpffaaR
Undoubtedly the name TURNPIKE a.
applied 20 some roads Arlse iron. the
TACT that pixies or gates were set across
the roads BY the keeper or totl-coIle~tof.
In addition o. collecting tolls it was =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
THREE VARSITY
MEN SUSPENDED
WEST VIRGINIA uxrvExsrrx mas.
KIT nALL PLArEEs
OFF TEAM
lee Loudin and coiseaas ran 20 MAl.
AvsrAGes IN EEaninattona ana
Are Wtthdawn-

Special Dispatch TO the intsliEsnc.r.
MoitGANTpW-N. W Va F.h A.
" est NirEiuias basket ball team re-
t-tNta death blow today. when o. was
ann ea need from athlsfic Headquarters.
mat FRANK lee. Varsity center, Arnold
sub-Euard on the Varsity ave had ben
su~i ended from the team Tor the re-
ialnesr or the season. owing 60 scholaz-
tic deficiencies. The three men irl 1te--
upn lailed 20 make the necessary aver
age az the semester examinations which
clo-ed last Thursday and IN Keeping
with the strict policy In vogue here
were taken from the squad
Ice and Loudin have been main-stay.
on the team. and are undoubtedly the
best men playing their positions In the
state
A. a result % the three men being
9robped To-Day. steadman. Morrow and
Tuckwiler have been moved IN frous
the second team. The development to-
Jay viii practically eliminate West Viz
Einia a. contendtrs for the Champion
ship.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
Why Don't We Make Roads
Perfectly Level?

part n the 'oo-Eespcrs business Co keep
the road in repair His wages and other
expenses Tor doing this were received
from the tolls coslcc,e- from tuc people
who used the road Co ride uu "a car
riagrs. wagons o.c. fu the early days
the tull-rol.eCtur was arTue with
pike. Ions handled Wea pom win a
sharp iron head. which he us,G GO pre-
vent people VINO travelled rts roe from
going ty without giving Up thsl- cola
Later ON swinging gate wa quit
across the road. which made ID urusrcs-
ssry 90 10. the pike. though tn nafFc
was retained for no one could pass
while tho gate barred the way. When
the pasaerby had paid his tolIs. a.. toll
collector opened the gate and ,st him
pass n ne diI not pay the gate r--
mair-d closed and th' driver hau Co.
tufu back uT decide 70 pay. Hence
comes IN" name turnpike. In sumc parts
% the country they call these toll gates
f'r0W tho Book ~ Wond. e. which
a answer many THOUSAND interesting
one lions like the above. new briuE Dis.
triuutcd hy this paper. See .HIpvu ,u
another page for particulars anil get
copy Of this book 70 b. Do greatest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
PLAY TONIGHT
Y. N. c. A. Intermediates to Clash
With Martins Ferry 9aptists in
Basket Ball Game.

The Y. NJ c. A. intermediates will
play the Martins Ferry Baptists at the
local Y. NJ. @. A. building this even
Ing. The local boys beat the Baptist
team earlier in the season AZ Mar
tins Ferry. The game will be called
promptly at o'clock. and large at
tendance is expected.
Senior League.
The Senior League games will also
be played. and they will start right
after the game between the Baptists
and the intermediates. The Cubs will
play the Canucks. while the Dormito-
ries will stack up against the strong
Bingville team.
To-nights games will start the last
half OF the schedule of the Senior
League. and the race is getting to he
very interesting between the Bing-
villes and Canucks for first place
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
GIVE FLOOD NEWS
River Bulletins Supplied at Board Of
Trade Offices 20 Local People
All Day Yesterday.

The untiring efforts Of Secretary u
y. Naylor and his assistants at the
BOARD OF Trade headquarters is great
" appreciated by the members. the
business men and the public gener.
ally for IN" ofloial and accurate in.
formation given out during the pres.
ent high water
Reports from and above Pittsburgh
were received hourly until far into
the early morning. while hundreds OF
irQuirtes were answered from people
FAR down the river.
There were about 1000 calls an.
swered during the past three DAYS.
ending last evening sixteen hundred
calls were answered during the frst
two days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
What 1t Costs
A Retailer

The retailer should appropriate
from 3 % 8 per cent Of his total
sales for advertising and then
spend % as 10 he we're responsible
10 some one else for every dollar
Of o. The retailer who does that
viii get the most IN return. because
he will employ the best Advertising
help he can get
We speak for proper considera-
ton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04

done. II Is expected that the North
York cars will not be able to operate
Ill nearly noon ,oday. as the water
covered great deal OF the track.
The water just started to come around
the corner OF Second and Walnut
streets and did not even reach the
city building Owing TO the fact that
all OF the residents OF this city had
prepared for stage of forty-hye feet
If water. only slight damage was
done here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
W. Y. U. STUDENT
MAKES A RECORD
rnzn, sooans iss our OF 400 A
hstAhltahes Individual Record For L.oa-
Gue-TeAm n Shooting Against
Michigan "Aggiss."

MoRGANTOwN. W. Va. Feb. ed
win u; Jornson, a member OF the West
Virginia University team in the inter
collegiate riie league established the
Individual record for the league today
when ne scored 1875 out OF n possible goo
West Virginia Is shooting against IN.
Michigan "Aggies" this week The pre-
viouS record was made by Joseph Daw-
son. member OF the West Virginia
team two years ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
CADETS VS.. STUBS
Linsly BOYS Wm 90 TO assubsnvilis
AAturdaV where they viii Mauf
FaEt Team az Thst Place

The IIraIs Institute HsaE.f F.rf TO-.
Journey fu afruHrueIIa Hafrr.
.'r. who're they uIu rIav ne
n'Mt.IIn IIEH school team mo
ehNg'fFI fn De- H good one AZ
N.lIa has ore ~r tho best frnrra
r. ~. FOUND In fFr "rrrr Ohio Vaffav
W. I'f ldnHIf hnrH ore determined Or
zach Morton Ia putting Hr urara
INf0lEn some strenuous rraffIra a..ra
N't I1 preparation Tor the contest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE MAGNATES
TRANSACT LITTLE BUSINESS
no AcrIoE rAxnE on TIE PLAY
EnS Lrs<Ir nEIHo EEDuCED
DRAFT Euis va raisn Up Bat Action
wa Transfsrr~1 % the Ua-
ttonai Oommtssfon-

SEW YORK. Fsb. s.-For five hours
today. President han Johnson and ths
league. were In erseutivs session here
~ the leagues annual schedule nesting
Various matters % moment 20 the lea
cue we're under discussion but az the
close Of the meeting the only arfirma-
tiv. action announced was the adoption
~ the plsytns schedule for 1916. which
was made public
While the session was IN progress.
President Barrow and several lnterna-
tional League club owners held Nhisp-
cred conversations I'm the corridors Of
nitted 90 the American league meeting.
II Vas expected that some definite act
ION would be taken BY the major league
drsft rule from the class "A league
clubs OF the National association. Prssi-
Dent Johnson = secretary announced that
this matter had been discussed and that
u vas unanimously agreed 70 leave the
question Of abolition Of the draft In
President Johnson's hands and that he
s.ys Ts n. AZ o;h!s mp S ssan Of f tSs
National commission or some represen-
ts;ives Of the National league.
Player Limit Remains.
No change made in the player
limit of IS now In force IN the Ameri-
can ieasue; although at the December
body reduced the number from 70 to ii
players.
As TO the suggestion made at that
e..,s tn-t none OF the NauYhtl ifasur
clubs should send any OF It's players TO
The training camps before March 1. each
year. there was no discussion OF such
move on tho part OF the American
lcAEus at tOdays meeting.
Although there were rumors 10 the
enect that some OF the American league
clubs would oner players 90 the New
1ork Americans In order TO add 20 the
plAytnE strength OF the Yankees no
mention was made Of such intention ac-
eording TO the statements OF the club
FDnTD0nnfnNINaW
onsl Jacob RUPERT, Jr. and Captain T.
l. huston. who recently purchased the
local American league club, were elected
memberH OF the league.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
FOUGHT IN SANDSTONE.

CAIRO. Egypt, via London. Feb. 3.
.5:l2 y. m.-The British forces had a
skirmish with Turks yesterday In the
neighborhood Of lsmailis. on Lake
Timsah, on the Suez Canal. The
Turks finally retreated. The British
had six men wounded
The engagement occurred during a
sandstone. but the shooting by the
Turkish. both with rifles and artillery.
was bad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
LEAGUE
COURT DECISION
HHoUoHr AoAIHBr ORGANIZED
BAsEBALL, TO BE HANDED
DOWN SATURDAY.
Outlaw Organization Content That Or
ganirod baseball n Operated In
violation OF Sherman Law.

CHICAGO. Feb. g.-Decision IN the
Federal leagues suit against Organized
base Dali, which, II was alleged operates
IN violation OF the sherman antitrust
law VIII De handed down not later than
next saturday. United States District
} udge lands before whom the case was
heard made this announcement yesteT-
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
FAIRMONT HIGH
To Meet union high School at Bsnwood
Tonight-VtsitorS Have Enviable
Record.

The Fairmont High School five. flush
ed with n victory over Kingwoud High
school last night. and the West Virginia
heS crNes week ago, comes to Benz
wood tonight 20 play the linton High
school. and snappy game Is expected
as the Mil Town lads have a reputation
floor.
The lineup follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
Tlmela Mhlrllnin

VIZ" . " ~ wv
IT is fad now to knit socks for
the refugees"
Then IL Is fashionable 10 know
how 10 knit"
"Oh. very"
'Hurrah, Grandma is in STYLE
again Judge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
DAVE Says

This cold wave that has come
along makes him want 20 talk the
heavyweight suits and overcoats he
IS selling az just a little more than
one-half price.
He wants 10 talk them. simply
because you need them now and
because they will serve YOUR every
purpose, next winter. after YOU
have had a lot of good wear out Of
them, this season.
The prices will bear repeating.
too
S9.9S for any garment that sold
for SIS and SIS.
S13.4S for any garment that sold
for $50 and $3.50.
s16.9S for any garment that sold
for SIS and $50.
Just consider that it's the
Clothes Opportunity of a lifetime.
Weather for to-day-Fair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04

for Reed. Reed Tor Hamilton Kiog-
wood Murder Tor Hanst. Hanst FOR n
White -'''
Field Goals FaIrmont-HamiIton. g.
knight. 3 Reed Q SwiEer. d. JeTrevs
J. kinEwood-S. white. Q. " white. 1.
HauEt -
Goals from Fouls. Fairmont-tTarit-
ION, ] out Of Q. Knight 2 out N
NirFw 1ud mliu0ef p ont o. r.
Referee Slater
Scorer Mckinney
Time of pcrl1dsa-2O minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04

special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
FAIRMONT. w. Va. Feb a-Fair-
mont HiEh school defeated KinEwood
High iu "a fast fame here tonight 4S H.
-. Tho visitors showed remarkable
bursts ~ speed but were not constant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
Columbia Clubs. Maeadsmy ciub-s


Nowadays. when two irresistible
bodies meet. the usual course Is for
them 10 Join hands and take e few
turns in the maxine or the hesitation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04

China exports peanuts directly 60 the
United States aud also to Frlnce
whence a good many OF the highest
grade are rcshipped 20 this country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
FAIRMONT WINS

High school Team Of Marion County
Seat Takes Good Game Prom
Kingwood High.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04

what e. your occupation 90 asked the
Judge 81 n witness
Same ole thing. JcdEe-prayin' for
rain or shine 80 they're needed en-. ure-
dictin' the end Of the world wbensvar
the signs pint thAt-awav. Atlanta
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-04
Columbus STRONG
win Interesting and Exciting Game
Prom the Maoademy Club At
Basket Bail

In the first game FOR the iudcpcurcnt
championship Of the city. the Columbia
club took the Macademy club into camp
b. the score Of 10 to o. The game was
hard fought In the first half and when
the whistle was blown for timc-out the
score stood . TO g. in favor OF the Co
lumbia five. The Columbia club started
with a rush In the second half and by
some quick pass work bewildcrcd their
oponents. and secured "a very comfort
able lead. The only score for the Ma
cademy club In the secoud-half was "a
foul thrown by Ford. Th0ner starred for
Columbia club scoring sixteen of the Co
lumbi clubs 10 scores Paul played a
sensational game at guard keeping his
man from scoring a point. m. most
game OF the championship series will Dc
played at some future date which VIII
be announced later.
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