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LEARN AT ONCE HOW
TO CURE CATARRH

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!ht study, / II send YOU. without any charge
Whatever, n complete diagnosis OF your
case, which will explain clearly how to
get rid of Catarrh.
Simply for the asking you'n receive ex-
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or month. or a year, but PFRNA
NENTlY.
Don't let this offer pass-acccpi nv as
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from Catarrh.
You can be also If YOU Will:
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them yes no. write YOUR fun name and adj.
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CATARRH SPECIALIST SPROULE
% Trade Bniiding, Boston
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HENRICO TRANSFERS.
-Four Deeds OF bargain and SnIe
Amounting To S4,7Jn.

Mrs. Cora a Heislcr ct ais 10 John
Ntbauph 81 uN.. . acres on north
aide OF county road leading TO Lau-
rel near the Hermitage Rond March
10. 1918. tax 81. $40.
John ~. Swartwout ct TX TO Gil
bert Weldon. lot 3 in the subdivision
~ lot IN fhe plan OF West Hampton
April .. 1915, tax $40. SO
Williamson ct nj. lot Is In block s
~ me plan OF Hermitage Park. April
i3dmondiH +. Barrett 10 Herbert w
Lewis, acres on Hiliiard place near
Lakeside. May IL, 1914, $1,000.
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HusTINGs DEEDS OF TRUST.
Three Deeds OF Trust, Amounting ia

Ann u. Fentress to Joseph Heppert
ct ais, trustees, y y 100 feet south
Inc Bainhridec Street. between Sew
"nth and Eighth Streets February
80. 1919 $3.50.
commonwealth Lumber Corpora
iiuu 10 +. r. Hamilton. trustee lots
:, >, g., :; s. .. 70. II. 10. &c and II in
hIcck III In tho plan OF West Man
chester Land Company: also lc9 AZ Z
50 feet. at the southwest corner OF
stockton street and Petersburg Turn
pike March 30, 1915. S3,S75
same 20 NJ. y. Campbell trsutee,
60 l55 feet south line Bainbridgc
street, g IL feet west Of Fifteenth
street. March 30, 1915. $1,000
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Eight building Permits, Amountint
SIO.SR5

PERMITS for new and repair work
We're issued by Building Inspector
Butler yesterday, "a follows:
Jen &. Powers tJoseph +. Willie
iordl' TO build detached two-story
second Street. to cost $500
- Moschett!A build one-storv
frame dwelling on the north side OF
Jacquelin street. between Iombardy
ana Carter Streets, to cost $3.50.
i-ervy Carey, to build two-story
Di!ck dwelling on the south side OF
Main street. between Dooley and
Crenshaw Streets, TO cost $500.
Henry q. Dickcrson, Jr. 10 repair
frame dwelling 35l0 East Broad
street, TO cost $i25
Anna Ray, TO repair frame dwell
ing 1921 Hickory Street. TO cost 500
6. :. Dowdy. TO repair frame dwell
S240.
Mamie Davis. to repair frame dwell
ing 1872 o street, 10 cost $500
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FREE MEDICAL ADVICE CoUroN

FREE MEDICAL. ADVICE COUPON
1t entities readers OF this paper 10
Tree medical advice on curing Catarrh
l. your throat INV:
10 you snCcgr oiirn7
is your breath foul?
Nrc Your eyes watAryr
DO ycu take colo easily"
Jour nose stopped mp?
DO yoU have 10 spit often
Do crasts form IN your nose?
are YOU worse I'm damp weather.
Do YOU blow your nose n good DEAL
Are you losing your sense Of smell"
Does your mouth taste bad riorn.nCsp
DO you have 81 duh feeling on Your
head
Do YOU have to clear your throat on
rising?
Dc, you have duI! feeling In your
throat?
Dc YOU nave discharge from the
nose!
Does mucus drop in back of throat?
FULL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ADDRESS Observation-Disclosures.
................,,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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NIrI2D STATES DISTRICT COURT.

ne case Of Louis l.. Jcllade archi-
ect, VINO drew up the plans and speci-
ucations for the Ruegcr Hotel against
Imam tucger. proprietor of the no.
~. %as taken up yesterday evening In
ne United states District Court.
Thc litigation grew out OF a inisun-
Ycrs,ahoinS as To what the building
'nouio cost. Mr.. KucBcr claims the
hrchitccts statements in this regard
"ere misleading. The Jelladc plans were
telected and local architect prepared
ne pians on which the building was
creCtnU. -
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LABOR LAW VIOLATIONS
state Inspectors secure Two Conviction.
In local Police Court.

I'm Local Police Court
Miss Lille Barbour, industrial in
Spector OF the state Department OF
Labor. appeared in Police Court yeater-
DAY as prosecuting witness in two cases
IN which she had worked up the evil
dence. In each case the defendant
pleaded guilty and paid a fine OF IS
with costs added.
The charge in each case was violation
or the tcn-hour law. The defendants
were iofhei'ner Brothers Company, D.
l.. GOLDMAN, manager. and the Freed
Company. {. Rogers, manager.
Industrial Inspector j. Bernard
CInedinst. who has been looking into
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MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS.

The Administrative Board author
ized the following improvements yes
terday:
City Engineer directed to shape-up
me roadbed OF Nv elfth Street, be-
tween SIcDonough and SeIn,nes
Streets. and roll surface
city Engineer directed TO have the
the granite spall paving on Nrunford
street. between Marshall and Clay
Streets
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cHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.


IyStf.OU.
w L. Miller trustee. to Louis w.
clarke ct al. l75 17s feet o inches at
The southeast corner OF Kensington
and Davis Avenues. April IL. 1915,
$13440.
Thomas ct ais, 80 1870 feet north
line Franklin Street. 375 feet east OF
Lafayette street. April 10. 1915,
S7i?5o
Alexander IT. Sands. trustee. to Ce-
lcste T.. Schluter. 90 ISL feet north
Floyd Avenue. 1S2 feet inches west
OF West Street. April 10. 1915. 1880
Edward j. Blake, trustee. TO Louise
V. Schlieser, 30 40 feet at tho
northeast corner OF Twenty third and
V Streets. April s. 1915, $685..
]. a. Connolly, trustee, to Carrie
L. Hit, 2212 40 feet south line
Marshall street, % feet east OF Twen-
ty-sixth Street. April 10. 1915. $1,77O.
r. NJ. Jacobs, trustee. TO Anna L..
walters ct vir. "a feet s inches by 126
feet east line Harrison Street, 81 feet
5 inches north of Beverly Street Nav
%. 1915, 1898.
HUsTINGS RELEASE DEED.
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Marriage licenses were issued by
the clerk OF the Hastings Court veg
tcrday as follows:
Allen T.. Tyler and Louise Spain.
charles Sumner Hamlin and Mary
Lee Bowen
Joseph NJ. Roane and Virginia
Franklin baker.
George T.. Clarke and Edna Lee
Fletcher.
Michael De Bernard and Tlnnie c.
Stevens.
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I.ocni Temperature Yesterday
Local Rainfall.

Rainfall last twenty four hours. None
deficiency IN rainfall since March
..........-... Observation-Disclosures. 27O
since January :,
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HENRICo DEEDS OF TRUST.


TWO DccuS or Trust, Amounting to
SG,:s50.
Anthony Martinek to j. u. Clarke,
ono acre on the south side Of the Wi.
ilamsburS Road, about six miles east
Of city April .12, 1915. $3.50.
1abcock Lodge, No 32o, ~ T.. and
\. A. to Oscar T.. Parrish. ct al, trus-
t"cs: so ll6. feet Nine Mile Road. in
Highland Springs, known as Masonic
Temple. April l. 1915. 10000
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e q 7 a II II n
+ n c ADVICE
OMIT CURE

II YOU have Catarrh. let me show you
"Aat 10 10 for it-how 10 drive every bit
o; II out OF the system.
Without ii costing YOU cent. YOU can
naye the benefit OF my twenty-five years
oi sucressinl eNper"nce--Iny wide knowi-
euEe OF Gatarrh. its causes and It's cure
Don't neglect Catarrh. Don, lei il max a
YOU INTO WORKOUT, rundown Catarrhal
Remember. Catarrh is more than trir-
trouble. It's dangerous one Uneheckel
.hlarrh too frequently destroys smell.
taste ana hearing, ana often opens tho
way TO Consumption. BE warned in time
- you have Catarrh, start to cure il
Don't thin; ii can't be cured becaus.
you've tr!Si 10 cure il and failed
Don't waste any more tmc-enercy--
money IN trying 10 conquer il with worth
less patent medicines
Catarrh can be cured. If YOU take IL in
nanc me ri3ht way Write 10 me to-day,
and III give YOU valuable medical advice
free on just What to do Tor il,
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RAILROADS
Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Railroad OF the South.
EE:EElrlNIc APRIL. n lQ,5

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and South: Sis y. VI. and 6:35
i. NJ. !2:5J \. NJ.
For norfolk; 500 A. NJ. 800 p NJ. 1900
J.. NJ, 1910 l.. NJ
For y & ". Ry west: s:i5 A. NJ. $50
y: NJ. 400 Z. NJ. $50 = NJ
For Petersburg: 1852 y. NJ. sis \. NJ.
sis \. NJ. 300 \. ~. $3.50 \. NJ. eco +. NJ.
100 L. VI. E:.o T.. NJ. Goo p. 81. 6:s5 +. NJ.
t.29 4. NJ. 1850 i. VI.
For Soldshoro and Fayetteville: 400 r. NJ.
trains arrive Richmord daily: SGD A. NJ
t:lS 4. NJ. $50 A. NJ. 1881 A. NJ. as
y NJ. 1i:iO A. Nj. '7:i@ T.. NJ. tl:p T. ~.
3:iI y. Nj. $50 l.. NJ. $50 +. NJ. g:co L. NJ.
1888 +. Nj.
Except sunday Sunday only.
Time OF arrival and departure and connec-
lions not guaranteed.
e. =. CAMPBELL, ID. T. A. s23 Main St
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The following permits were issued
yesterday by Plumbing Inspector
Landcrs
J. II. Chappcll & Bro. for Mrs. Mar
Saret Miller. 1906 -I0-l0l-2 and
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Local Observation, nj Sp n y,.

Temperature. 81; humidity, az wind.
direction. northeast, wind. velocity. II;
weather, clear.
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..-' sEhBoARp AIR LINE RAILWAY,


The Progressive Rallwn. of the South"
Southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich
mond daily: 900 y. NJ. Local to Norma. I:e)
L. NJ. sleepcrs and coaches. Atlanta. Biz
minghan, Jacksonville; 800 +. NJ sleeper
to Hamlet and coaches to Atlanta and Biz
bingham: 1886 A. NJ. sieepcrs. Atlanta. Dir
mtnShnm. Memphis. Jacksonville. Tampa
and coaches Jacksonville.
Northbound trains scheduled to arrive In
Richmond daily; 6:Sj \. NJ. s:i6 A. NJ. sos
J.. NJ. 5:ij 4. Al. Local.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Ann f. Jones. 81 X 100 feet south line
cambridge Street, between Seventh
and Eighth Streets. March 10. 1915,
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Jones
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HusTINGs COURT. PART II.

Henry w. Foster Instituted suit for
$1,000 damages in the Hastings Court,
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THE WEATHER

Forecast; Virginia
r Wcdnesda, y
nnd probably Thurs-
day; warmer Thurs
day.
North and south
CnrOlina-EHir We'd
Hrsday and Thurs
day, ynrmcr Thurs
day.
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Ono Release Deed. Amounting to S81s.
+. Sitterding ct ais, trustees, to
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RAILROADS.
Richmond & ,Chesapeas, Bay Railway Compan,
SnperscdlnS Schedule Of April II, 1914
Schedule Subject to Change Without

Trains leaves Richmond b'5:Co A. NJ. Il A.
a.. bs A. n. > A. n. ''Io A. n. II A. H..
p. NJ. p. n. p. II. bt p. IL. $50, r
n, SOD p. NJ. 7:to r. ~. bs p. NJ. 10 2.
n. ii:i5 P. N.
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 A. NJ. BIZ A. ~.
A. n, bs a. n, 10 r. N, cell A. 81. ~
noon. eel r. NJ r. II p. II, p. NJ.
6S:3 p; 81. e:@ ?; H.. .'io 2. H.. 2. NJ
% scs-r ~: T. r ~ .D.uy ..c.p, suna.,
SSundars only.
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Richmond & Rappahannock Rive,
Railway Company

Leave Richmond. Leave Pamunkey.
700 A. NJ. 'S:lB A. NJ
'l1:0o A. NJ. 'l2:15 r. 81
t3:3y p Ii. t:iS ,. II
WOO a. 81 ti0:ia A. 81.
Daily except Sunday. tDaiiY tSunday only.
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FILMING PERMITS

ME Davis. to repair frame dwell
81 - street, 10 cost $500.
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HUsTINGs RELEASE DEED.
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- HiJoiH FULLERToN.

-
nv HUGH FULLERTON.
Service: Is fully three, quarters Of tn
tennis game. Among experts the loss
81 one service game. in a set usually
smells detea yet beginners are seem
iiFty8as Careless in learning the serv.
fce strokesSas are golfers IN deVotins
their aftention ito the drive: .
There are three cardinal points III
- First-AIways strike the ball as
ftearlyfwith.t the exact center OF tae
racKetFas possible.
second-Dotno try to drive the
sbaHHdownawr1i at an agile into the
service court.
Tfird-Keep the ball above the
f1etSand make the errors over the
linesrathers than into the net:
saVeSagainst remarkably expert play
erEifhel one serving should win almost
Iii fhis3 own service games. To lose on
Saitits8 4 ssbad service. A ball two feet
afSove the net, will strike inside the
eeryice court, and with practice the
Strokesmaysbeelo lowered to few inches
aboYes the top ofsthe net.
no driye&properly hold the ball pe-
kw6en thumb and two fore-tingers
81 fhe left hand, and toss It into the
Zip so that 1T Id on a line with the LETT
aye. directly above the uoturned race:
Al the ball descends strike It
sauareIy with the wrist, arm anu
racket held in direct line, finishing
rio sharp sweeping stroke with a
follow through that brings the racket
almost to the ground.
The stand in service is important.
Stand on the ball Of the right foot
As tfSetball struck shift the left foot
forward and throw the weight onto
init loot, fading the follow through
stroke.
me forehand cut service is the out
curyes OF tennis. The ball is struck
"a III Straight service save that the
racket is drawn across the Dali at
"a angle at. the instant OF contact
causinE 81 itossptn in the air, and when
81 strikes the ground 1t takes the re
verse" and breaks at an angle.
Probablys,the most effective OF all
xba service strokes is the upper cut,
commonly3referred to as the American
sarVfCe The ball is sturck with 81
sharpSupward cut.
lriias Introduction Of this American
strokea caused IA loud guffaw from tho
British experts at first because OF the
peculiar posture OF players who bent
far backward b in striking the ball so
IS to- draw the. racket more Sharply
across the ball:
twas used with every variation OF
thelposittyegan the reverse cuts, anu
before long was adopted by many OF
the English, and practically all the
Australian and Canadian players.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-17
Morrison Elected
Wesleyan Captain

BUCKHANNoN, June 17.-At a
meeting of the men who won places,
for wesleyan in track and field meets
during the past year, Walter Guy Nor.
rison; of Beckley, w. Va, winner. of
the hundred yard. dash, second IN the
44O and 220 daslles and member of
Wesleyan's relay team in the meet
with West Virginia at Clarksburg,
was elected captain for the track
team for the year 1916. :.
Morrison is one OF Wesleyan's lead
ing athletes, being star at football,
in which sport he plays at end; for
ward on the basketball team and
pitcher on the varsity baseball team.
He has won four letters during the
year just closing and in addition to
his brilliancy on the athletic field he
is strong student and very popular
with ali classes at Wesleyan. Under
his leadership Wesleyan should have
an exceptionally strong team. Morrt-
son is a member of the Junior class.
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scene from "It,s No Laughing Matter"
at the Grand tonight.
HIpPopRoME THEATRE.

The Hippodrome will offer an en-
tirely new program today. A most re-
fined musical act will be offered by
"Those Three Girls" who are trio Of
young ladies that are talented must
clans aud singers. Fred Weber is a
ventri1oquist who has comedy offer
ing that Is sure to keep his audience
roaring with laughter. Mr.. Weber en-
Joys the reputation Of being one of
the foremost ventriloquists- in vaude-
vile. Leon and BERTHE Allen present
a comedy singing and taking special
ty that will please. The pictures to-
day are means and Morals" two
reel Essanay, and What. Money VIII
Do" Lubin.
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star Of Game.

Frank Amos, a local lawyer. who
played left field for the Athletics yes
terday afternoon, was the star Of the
game when he made a play that made
the grand stand rooters rise to their
feet. Amos singled to left field, and
after getting on first base stole. to sec
ond base with three men trying to put
him out by close; running back and
forth from first to second base, and
bringing in a run while this was going
on. One OF the Cub players thought
that Amos was only a beef trust" and
and changed Ills mind after this play.
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BURGLARS ENTER
MARION .NENSaGQ!
Third Tine In the Last Two
Years That Store Has IS
Been r obbed.

The Marion News Agency was rob.
bed last night shortly after midnight,
for the third time in the last two years.
The cash register was opened and s.
taken from the drawer, also a number
OF pipes valued at were taken.
The robbers entered the store by
raising a back window.
The Musgraye oodhounds were put
on track this morning and followed
the trail to- IA restaurant on Washing
ton street
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PIRATES WIN GAME
. FROM THE QUAkERS
Best Game Of Ball Played On
the Philadelphia Grounds
This Season.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE
Philltes were defeated here yesterday
by the Pittsburgh Pirates by a 9 to i
score. 1t was the best game OF ball
played here this season.
Pittsburgh tied the score in the
fourth inning on Collins triple and an
out at first. The winning run was
scored in the sixth on Careys single,
Collins sacrifice and Bancroft's error.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-17

The Rtley's Giants, local colored
team, met the Clarksburg colorcd
team this afternoon at South SideiPark
at 2 o'clock. The local team defeated
the Clarksburg team in a good game
this season on South Side Park, and
they are in good shape to play today.
The team met at the ball grounds yes.
terday afternoon for practice and
showed some skill in baseball. The
game was not finished at press time. y
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Churches 10 Play.

The Diamond Street NJ. E. Church
team will meet the Presbyterian
Church team this evening at South
Side Park for a twilight game. The
Diamond Street and Presbyterian
teams are thought to be the strongest
teams in the league and a good con
test is expected. 1t is said that .Astby
and Dougal will form the battery
for the Diamond Street team.
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Y. M. c. a. reama to PLaY.

The Cubs and Giants OF the Y. NJ. G..
A. league will meet at South Side Park
tomorrow evening for twilight game.
This is the second game 1.-THE season,
to be played between these two teams
on thesleague5 schedule and the Giants
won over the Cubs.withsa final score
of to Q. The Cubs are being reorgan-
lied and they hope to win from the
Giants tomorrow evening.
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Two base hit-VioX.
Three base hit-Collins.
Sacrifice hit-Collins.
Stolen base-Ne
Double play-Baird to yioxx to Wag'
Left on bases-Ph Philadelphia i /; Pitts.
burgh 1.
First on baIls-off Chalmers 8; OF
Harmon l.
Struck out-By Chalmers 4; by Har.
mon 5.
Balk-C Chalmers
-Umpires -Rigler and Orth.
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Professor Of Che.nistry-1f anything
should go wrong in this experiment,
We and the laboratory with us might
be blown skyward. Come closer. gem
tlemen, so that you may be better able
to follow me.-Brooklyn Eagle.
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steve Gusack, umpire, was barred
kfrom the Lincoln ball park and threat:
llened With arrest because he gave a
deefston against the home team; yet
fsome peopl IN lincoln charge they
q fif btfn Witches at Salem, Mass.
NoM e Pat Moran only can hold
sthls riace Fftchburg, Mass, will re-
Viii 90 Tfoy as the capital Of the world
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WITH III H COMING
BIG LElAGUERS
Warrington Wants Games.

The Warrington
Independents asks
for a game with
any intermediate
team in this city to
be played at Man
Warrington Satur-
day afternoon. The
Warrington boys
have a good team
this season and
are ready to meet
any team that will
play them. II any
B. ~ HHla@H. ~ rHHl u |fIn.aTHll ~
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GAMES SCHEDULED TODAY.

National League.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.
American League.
st. Louis at Boston.
Cleveland at New York.
Detroit at Washington.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Federal League
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. N
Kansas City at Baltimore.
st. Louis at Newark. q4
Chicago at Buffalo,.
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ssltEIn#Svar IjIt,I.rl waters.

A ton &C water from the Atlantic
ocaun. when eyapprated, yields 81
pounds OF salt; d ton OF Pacific water
n pounds; ION ot Arctic Or Anti
uarcdc wnter $50 rounds O tom wa
isr from the pead SEQ $50 pounds
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EIaving seen Dan Boone smash the
line at football we are inclined to
scratch our entry in any automobile
race ii which he completes, j.
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this challenge. please call Huntington
on Bell phone number 103 before three
o'clock in the afternoon or 1913 after
SIX o clock, or notify the Sporting Eli-
tor OF the West Virginian. Z.
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Grant Town pefeats Mononoah.

The Grant Town nine defeated the
fast Monongah team in one.sided
game yesterday afternoon, with a final
score of 10 to 5. The Grant Town boys
have played good baseball this season,
and they are ready to meet any inter.
mediate team in Fairmont. The score:
Grant Town. 900 Oo5 900 SO ii q
Monongah :. 400 600 010 0-5 q a
Batteries = Hines and Fluharty;
Honaker and Wright.
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By tiieSway4sit Is terrible waste OF
e,,rnitnfeSt to smash Larry Mclean over
INC head with 1t.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-17

larry Mclean was correct when he
said Dick Kinsella would not go to
he'd until be- Is. carried there. Dick
VIII staNupI all night now telling about
how hesbTokes q; chair over McLean's
heatI. .s
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-17

Eyere d another }ust. elected member
5offho Prince Albert old. time Jimmy.
pieers club. y This fs John o 'Reiiiey
Of East Providence, r. ~ who has
'iusf passed the century mark. MF:
,OIRciHey 10 ono of those Gr4nd old
men who has como to this rips iafe
With the feya of hfs friendly Jimmy
pipe Gesh Ia HE mind Zach morning.
Yo has always been q liberal smoker.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-17

GA ArtSMcD Donald, the government
EXPERT on human beings, has discover
ed tiiat the best ball players are coun:
inv bred. Inasmuch as we wrote that
some time ago and gave a complete
lisl ot the farmer boys in the big
ieaguei We are compelled to believe old
AM ii figlit