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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12

The greatest pitcher OF 1914 has met the greatest
moundsman 1916. and 1914 conquered. II was won
derf battle that clash OF Alexander the Great and Dutch
Leonard at Boston yesterday Master hurlers were
they BOTH and despite the II is hard to say that
better than other Had Grover had that mag
nincent Boston ouned back him. surely would have
But Leonard had Speaker Hooper and Lewis and so
he
Alexander hit by Speaker and Lewis but he toyed
with the Of the Red Sox He made them hit into the
continually game had gone and third innings
before Luderus had q put Leonard was unhittabe
But three hits did he allow and OF them was hy bali
that iris Speaker-strange reiatelost In the
Old Timers that the game was one OF the finest.
from every standpoint that graced world series
today racked Boston that slab duel
ranked with H. excepting the hand TO hand conflicts Of
Shore and Alexander and Foster and Mayer, IT'S
derful series OF superb pitching.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12
Horse Against Goldfish Is Prize Freak Bet that
Has ScandaLized Quakertoun- -4n There Are Others
Cobb Steals Alexander's Signs
and Calls Turn on Each Ball

BOSTON. 12-Ty Cobb. press directly
giving Burns catcher
tvirer
Aexanders
ball be expected and Is fortunate that he
the
the satisfaction what
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12
Jockey CAM Injured.

LATONIA, Ky. Oct. hickey
GAM was seriously injured yester-
day when two runners collided and
fell at turn. He may not re-
cover.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12
r0R THIS, you GRIDDERs.

X< eoG>oo,b over EDDIE Mahau. captain OF the
49, ~ the legitimate successor Of Charlie
~ - cleebnll player In the country. will start
- H. Detyuk Times. He has posed for
- slavery Of the autumn sport will be
moerue<1on ff0m . master Of kicking and
10 w lIRssr sxciusvey in The De-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12
ID. II. s. SIGNS UP
WITH CULVER

Culver Military academy has
eigned q two-ycar contract with the
~ u. s.. and will meet tho Elmwood
gridders at Culver on Nov. s. Coach
Leith pulled a master stroke when
hc suocee ded In lining up the cadets
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12
Maley Defeats Ellis.

Martin Maley defeated Charles
Ellis in three-cushion billiards at
the Majestic parlors last night. The
count was 80 to 81.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12

men is Bessie. one OF the clsssiest
goldfish In existence. and just as
smart as she is good-looking. She
has won a number of blue ribbons
at various piscatorial exhibitions
and has AT International reputation
OF the ls-karat variety. So conf
dent Is Mr.. Taylor that the Phillies
win win four out Of five games in
the series, that he has offered his
prize fish against Sporting Ouch
ess," nimhle trotter owned by Mr..
Jefries. The latter also believes
that the Phillies will land the
series. but thinks they Will do SO
by the margin OF only one game.
While II seems great odds 10 put
up a horse against Ash. Mr. JEFF.
ferries said he did so because he
-pa=-stfFe- the-eehtest wotiid- be a
very close struggle.
The neutrality-suspicious. bet
was made by William Knecht. a
travelling salesman. OF Fortyfourth
and Walnut-sts.. and Joseph Har-
ris. OF Fortieih and Spruce-sts.
Knecht Is for the Pills. while Har.
ris Is a rooter for Boston
Joe Bracchio. OF G3rd and Vine
SITS. IL the barber who offered a
years shaves against two suit. OF
clothes on the chances OF Boston.
The suit end OF the wager was TAX
en- MP by Harry Conneil. OF sd and
Market streets. William Wilson.
Of oath and Aspen streets, bet Frank
Donnelly. Of Oak Lane. 300 ham
sandv iches that the locals would
win onf.-
There are no end OF energy wa
gers. Two prominent membSrs OF
the Young Republican Club have
agreed to ride each other in a push
cart on the first rainy day after
the series II their favorite club los
-es. II IL required that the loser
shall also wear a dress suit In order
that no ono VIII miss the exhibit
ton.
Md West Philadelphia clergy
man. who IL strong for good sport,
bet his wife FIVE gallons 81 Ice
cream against barrel OF oysters
that the Phils would run away with
the series.
There will be peanutpusbing vic
tins galore propellinx the nut with
handy crovbar around public
places
Two prominent men about town.
who arc somewhat bsshful In pub
lie. will be required 10 give a reci-
tation In a local thester--the one
who loses his bet will. A local
manager has agreed TO permit the
payment Of the wager In his thester.
He IL assured OF dig business. no
matter which way IL goes.
Hunorys Win.
Tie Hungrys won On exciting
..r~ &c.. E-r-snss All Star nv
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12
from Indiana.

Smith and Dunbar. champion
bowlers and pin spillers extraordi-
nary. won two matches from Bam-
burg and Miller Monday at the
SRee#ey-Hassen sficys white Dun
bar took billie" Miller down the
line in q singles match OF three
games
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12
Hunorys Win.

Tie Hunsrys won an exciting
game from rorman's All Stars by
the score Of TO favor the Hun.
srys. Tho feature of the game was
the pitching of Sam Cutterman. The
fIungrys will play Forman's Mid.
night Cocoos next week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12

Uhore
and Ernie
mare finally
3+k
Meadcws q The Card used to pitch Shore
nnS when both sand1otters and he
tdnt thing but fast bah until Baltimore
league There
theseaftes him.
ha smoky has been explained Like
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12

4H TAYLOR has returned Detroit promise OF the
winters he spent here Taylor is the
nxnk he IN
n 1ouw ~ = BIC margin
concentrated
for him. acquire both defensive
Eovoneos and spend much getting
1ougAt the hghtsen of themsince
~ tntelags o. Walter Burke browse Canadian
world
1G leee1n Eight Of them he knocked
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12

XN3ER champion title the world
tee this Bah
Nd Box and both Uncle wbe Robinson Dodgers and Fred
on IN
4 ~ 1ftA place clubs had gonfaIon
jaoosrs Quakers
rA uade
have
eAat = TIE Red sox and Tigers play
Xefe the only club on
the Tiger onslaught
would
compelled
|g1 t1nt o1inest deserved BOBBY
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12

1Ros1 nsrs powerful man splendid
4nceo MI inner boy living, and his capacity
Re has usmendous confidence in himself, but
11ee1 pugilsts lis um
l1R - hae indeed improved wonderfully ceverness
~jn)4o1 Let winter has entirely healed.
- ~ UohdngD OF . boxer AMI lust now
D0 0oe6olvo tests. His home Is in Detroit. OF
X11rI 1A11Gn 1ner Tor his parents. He sort
~ DGpu1 - q 10 develops into the probably
- c01 Mt lntersst centers In Ed at
OnDDoo - match Sammy possible,
M Go nGonoA - ~ should to make Of him a regular
.1pon = ~ a. pssSaby the nnest thing about Taylor
rally ngh< wtsasvsr - ests into the ring
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12
tie Runs Hits and Saved the GameThats All Sox Oued Did

y IL k(lII'lklL.
~ S.s: hi and s
4 such been s ps. s Bo Se
Se,oa ana the ' fact remain. chalmers and May
2 YIN And .uss victory viii enable
Spssd they have lost
snn % back a cAs% Afternoon will Ps
that Chalmers will be MSIan r,s hS SS ned that he
W - able to win because o a puzzlng deliver
~ :. % h s s. 's s his fa.
bathing for s SsnSes cam n be
htsrs who not accustomed to him
long he likely to break loose in any
1 Phes back when they can start Alexander
and then should capture third
PHILIPPE Of the Pirates pitched three games
ssssrs COPIED he which eight games
Alex Is AS Great As Ever
blown been exploded myth nor been
bis lss has ss1 II. in ss ss the
Alexander phe
shuout That the beginning for him OF o.
.oreess innings in the York State league IS asserted
IL q Winning world nsiehandsd
demonstrated that that can't be done this league
his
hd breeze along easily because his task not ended with
pnchesand that without
Ioxandsr being ranked a false alarm
f&N Bill Carrigan, the Astute.
hotel Hobbies,
The
their cru
II world
2&m Into sreat depresston
ab Scott vehemently defend
double
phfIies inning that the opening
do said Carrigan
Probably bunk for there plenty
m4 IL - vh1k Barry did before chasing to third
Csrrgan that he disgrace
3GU1 t0upon that and yesterday
e1colen religion 1t like
n ara aib Scott that the dogs
3aNS Or Scott, At Least, Is asChampion
zuB with fann, might be well
this IL second His
ss0o ss72 than Peter voo
o1 $4,000 the NJ
enough. this the he While Lee
steadily undoubtedly given Peter easier road
wonderful should be crowned forth
5r11 ~ chaMptcn stake trctter Of the year
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-12


tAeesupon
excelen much religion it Celt like
aAd aibd the dogs
incident
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01
FIRE TRUCK
Will Likely be Purchased by Edqwood. !
Committee Appointed To
Secure Prices.

The Edgwood Volunteer Fire com
pany at meeting held last evening in
the Edgwood town hall. made arrange
ments 10 purchase a fire truck for the
town, A committee consisting OF T. J.
Watkins. l.. W. Wilson, j. NJ Hogl
and Robert Emmerth was appointed
TO look after the best prices that can
be secured on the various fire trucks.
The committee Is 20 report az the
meeting to be held next Thursday eve.
ming. II IL likely at this time the new
fire fighting apparatus viii be pur
chased.
Steps were taken 70 secure new
members and a committee was ap-
pointed. composed OF Robert En-
merth. Joseph Yahn. William Gilbert.
William Eisennach. @. A. Clyker. JOS
eph Elstern and A. Nau. who will con-
duct a boosters campaign for new
members. The report of the lawn
fete which was held a few days ago
was very gratifying. as a neat sum
was realized, which will go tOwrad the
purchase of the FIRE truck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01
MRS. M'GREGOR
PASSES AWAY
DEATH CAME LAST NIGHT IN
OHIO VALLEY GENERAL
HOSPITAL.
Following Several Months Illness
Was Of Prominent Family
Other Deaths.

Mrs. H p. McGregor. aged 81
years. wife Of the well known glass
wholesaler and importer. died az 9:2O
O'Clock last niEht In the Ohio Valley
General hospital where she was oper-
ated upon little more than a week
ago. Her death had been momentarily
expected for several hours.
Mrs. McGreEOr had been In poor
health for several months but late IN
July her condition improved 10 such
an extent that her physician believed
that she might 90 To the seashore On
hopes that the salt air would aid In n
more rapid regeneration
With her daughter. Miss Anna Nc.
Gregor. she went 10 Ocean Grove. ~
J.. suburb Of New York and there.
Tor 2 time she seemed TO improve
Bur later during her stay a decided re-.
action occurred and Do was thought
best 10 remove her To Philadelphia.
~rherc her son " T. McGregor resides
She showed buf little Improvement
there and az her own request was
brought home
week later an operation was Do.
cidcd upon but owing 10 her greatly
weakened condition she was unable Go
rally from Dr. and 90 the hour stated
che passed peacefully away
o. Pioneer Family.
Mrs. Mclrogor belong 20 one OF the
oldest familiee in Wheeling She was
born in thia city January Do. 1851
She was me daughter OF Mt and Mrs
Wilbur HaFes. her fathc- being
pioneer stove manufacture end asao-
Ciated with Alexander Young at the
time % the organization of The Center
Wheeling Foundry Ter maiden name
was Lucy NJ nagRa
iier education vas Gained Dob local
private schools and also ln the Wheel.
ine Fcmalc college
She wee married December en-. 1872.
f0 Harlan y MrGrcrnr. Then n YOUNG
hue ness man Woo came to Wheeling
from Harrison county. virginia
MrH McGrcfor during her lifetime
look o. most active port ln church af.
fairs being on ardent Methodist rnir.
cOpalan. She has at various umcsI
held office n local missionary socie.
Ties. both home and fnrrirn She was
member of the Thomson NJ D.
church
Mu McGreEor leaves. besides her
husband. tour sons. one daulhfrr.
brother and a sister Her sons are
Va MC0.OEor who DEL associated
Hifh hIe father in tho N p McGreror
and Company. Homer o. McGreror. oil
philadelphia. James e.. Ntgrrror. pro.
lessor oft history. in Washington and
Jefferson CullcFc. and Edgar 10 Ncgrr.
Eor. d noWHpaperman Tier daughter
is Miss Anna MCGrcgor. her sister.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01
FINE PLAY In
TENNIS TOURNEY
1EeLouoHLIE WINS EASILY Proof
KUHN HIS GERMAN COM
EETIcOR.
n Eorri. william wins Match ny DE-
fanlt-An Of leaders Came
Through

FOREST Hills, y. Y. Aur IA
number OF brilliant tennis matches
nfth annual chaanpionship to1rpa ,5's
OF the National Lawn Tennis Associa-
tion. played on the courts OF the West
SIDE club here today. Although the
leading experts came through el,nosf
without exception. several realized be-
iore their names were placed upon the
winning side OF the scoreboard that
they had been playing top renk tennis.
Maurice F. Mclaughlin OF san Fran
cisco. the internationalist and former
the present titlcholder We're anone
those who escaped gruelling nrst-
round. McLoughhn drew Ernest +. Kunn
~ got warmed up. defeating the foreign
racquet wtelder. 81. 6-l. 60 aithour hi
MS opponent tried hard FOR every point
me Californian was In excellent form
and smothercd every. effort % kuhn
without apparent eNertion. Wifliama
aid not appear upon the courts. for his
opponent Adrian Riker defaultcd.
Excellent Play
Five matches we're played on the
grand stand courts during the day, and
as ~ by rre-arrangement, the last was
' ene oese OF the long session OF almost
test brought together Frederick Is. Alex
ander OF New York. and Nat W. Niles.
OF Boston. and the former won only af-
ter five set struggle that contained All
the high-class play and thrills Ahat
might be expected in semi-final of ii
the hardest kind OF play was necessary
before Alexander emerged victor by the
scores OF SIS. 81. No. S-iO and e.
Both experts were at the TOP OF their
games and fought desperately for every
u. n. Hackett OF New York. former
titleholder OF the doubles title with Alex
ander was not as fortunate as his erst-
while teammate. FOR he went down TO de-
eat before William NJ. johnson. OF san
Francisco In straight sets. 81, So,
los.
The Longest Set
The longest set OF the day developed
In the match between e. NJ. Bull and
Lyle 4. Mahan, both OF New York The
third set OF this contest was won bA.
Bun at 1910, hut the struggle In the
not sun left Mahan weak and he easiiy
being f-6. So. 1910. ga. In favor OF
other players OF note who came
through the second round included r.
X. Pell, OF New YORK. VINO defeated Alan
FOX, 90, SO. 60; George n. church.
kearin. 81. 60. So; Dean Mathey. OF
Crantord. y. J.. who defeated Dudley
Roberts. 81. a-5. 90. Wallace f. John
son. OF philadelphia. who put out T. II.
Hooker. 90. 6-i. so. Karl n. Behr.
Of New York, who defeated IL. G. Mar
ert Leroy, OF New York who won from
William Rosenbauna. of New York. 20.
Ga. so. r. H. Whitney. the former
harvard player. who won from Harold
ThroclSmorton. OF Sewaren. y. J.. So.
80. 50. 6-is Clarence j. Griffin. san
Philadelphia. GO. So. e-i. and Ward
Dawson. OF Los Angeles. who won from
J. : Mckay. New York. Ga. &c. 4-6.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01
A DiSagreeabIe
Complexion

A bad complexion comes from q
bad stomach Ycllowish complex
ion, sallow skin. dark circles under
the eyes, pimplcs. and such dis
agreeable features an come from r.
badly disordercd stomach Over.
eating or weakened digestion has
allowed food 90 remain boz the stom
ach % femcnt causing an the
trouble.
HEXETs reach and remove this
cause safely and quickly They
digest the fermcnting food. aid the
gastric juices and put the stomach
in sound. healthy condition
HEXETS safely and painlcssly
cure indigestion. dypcpsia. sour
stomach and al attendant iIis
HEXETS are zoe and 2sc at all
drug stores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01
LA BELLE COMMON
Declines Fraction % Point Yesterday
Preferred Stock Advances 20
ii6 on Local Exchange.

In Belle common stock continues
10 stand az practically the same fig
ure that 70 had reached az the end or
last week. Yesterday there was no
noticeable movement in the stock %
opened in the Pittsburgn market a.
~. went ~ high as 42ia and the low
mark recorded was ~. The market
closed. asking f2fa and bidding aga d.
Two hunded and ninety-hve shares
were sold during the day
on the local exchange Ia Belle com.
mon opened at a.. and closed a. fZls.
Ia Belle preferred stock opened a.
10 and raised q point during the gay.
u remained 90 the hiEh mark ana
closed Of 116
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01
SHOULD TEACH
AGRICULTURE
EDUCATOR TELLS WHY 4
SHOULD Be PLACED IN RU.
RAJ SCHOOL CURRICULUM.
Prof. e z. Jacob Delivers Excellent
Address TO Ohio County Teach
ers-Mr. Royce Speaks
Thursday.

The address delivered yesterday af-
ternoon by Prof r. T. Jacob on the
second day Of the Ohio county teach
ers institute. being held this week in
the NJ 4. church at Elm Grove. on
the subject Teaching Of Agriculture
IN the Public Schools" was most in
teresting and ably handled. Mr.. Jacob
discussed the topic briefly from the
following standpoints. First. ~
makes the boy or girl love the eoun-
try; second. it makes better produ-
GERS; third. Il educates the boys. lie
also discussed the social center work
IN rural clubs. In part. the speaker
said:
There are three difficulties in the
teaching % agriculture First. the
teachers are not prepared: second.
there should be an aroused interest
on the part of the parents. and third.
there Is usually a lack OF proper equip
ment"
Another speaker was Dr. J. NJ. Cal
lahan. who spoke on the subject OF
Current History" That current
events should be utilized was empha-
sized by the speaker lie launched
into a general discussion OF the
struggle now going on in Mexico.
and said one or the principal causes
of the unrest is due TO the fact that
the land is in the hands of the few
and that feudalism stlll exists. a re
form in the land laws of the country
would probably stop the trouble in
Mexico. he said. Diaz accomplished a
great deal for the country in the way
of building railroads to Mexico City,
the capital. yet he failed to solve the
Mexican problem in regard TO the land
laws.
In speaking OF the European war.
Dr. Callahan said: I'VE have all of
the elements of European history from
the time Of Charlemange entered in
the present conflict"
Morning Session.
The morning session was opened
with devotional services conducted
by Rev. L. y. Lewellyn. pastor OF the
Elm Grove Presbyterian church. The
first speaker wes Or. Callahan. who
selected as his subject THE Beautiful
In School Life" THIS talk proved
very interesting as well as instructive
The concluding address was delivered
by Prof JACOB. VINO gave splendid
talk on the subject Requisites OF a
Good Teacher" He said discipline
recitation and organization are the
three requisites OF successful school.
At the conclusion OF the FIRST pc
rloc OF the afternoon session the
teachers went 10 the lawn OF the Elm
Grove public school building. where f.
J. Baker took a picture Of those in at
tendance.
The last period OF the afternoon
session was devoted to a round-ta
discussion OF various topics of partic-
ular interest to the teachers. II was
conducted by Prof. Jacob. A number
Of the teachers took part.
IN the absence % Mr.. Webster Sill.
who cannot he present Thursday TO
talk on the suhiec' O. Agriculture.
M. c. X. Royce. manager OF the Wad-
dingiOn farm. has been secured and
will deliver an address 10 the teachers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01
PUBLICATION NOTICE. :
ORDER or PUsLIcArron.
The state of West virginia. ohio coun,

The state Of West Virginia. Ohio county.
In the Circuit Court OF ohio County.
West Virginia. August Rules. 1915.
Eulth Newman stead vs.. Harry w.
stead. In chencery- Divorce.
The object OF this suit - 10 obtain an
absolute divorce for the plaintiff from
the defendant from the bonds OF matrl-
mony and TO obtain the custody OF the
minor child, Leland Newman stead aged
And II appearing from an affidavit
llleo IN said cauAe at these Rules that
the defendant Harry W. stead H. not "A
resident OF the state OF West Virginia.
and he not having been served with pro-
cess In said suit. on motion OF the plain
TIFF by ID. 4. Mckee a. J. Il. Handlan her
solicitors this order OF publication is
entered again him. and IL ordered that
the said defendant. above named. be and
ne j. required 20 appear within one
month after the date OF the nrst publi-
cation OF this order and do what Is nee
essary TO protect his interests AZ Is
further ordered that this order be pub
hsned and posted a. required by law
Witness. JOHN l.. KINGHORN. Clerk
Of our said Court. at the Court House OF
said County. this an day OF August.
1915, to-wit: August Rules. 1915.
JOHN l. KINGDOM, Clerk
Published the first time August 1918.
Attest: JOHN l.. KINGHORN, Clerk.
ID. a. Mckee a. J. u. Handian
solicitors for plaintiff.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

that Mrs Augusta Soma died early
Tuesday morning I'm Weston Mrs
Soma was in her sixty third year
She came 20 this country from Ger.
many when Young Girl. and had
lived in This community until n few
years ago. The BODY win arrive In
wheeling today. and be taken % the
home ~ her sister Mrs GIuhv I'm
'aidWeHe Run Funeral arrange.
menta VIII Do completed today.
Mrs. Soma 's survived bv the fol
lowing children Mrcd. Iohfs ana
hiss Augusta Soma. and Mrs Gmhy.
4 -L.Inr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01
SEALED PROPOSALS-

Eoties % Manufacturers, Jobbars. nzsr.
chants and Othora WhollEais uOalorn.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GGNEN TaHf
The state Board OF Control OF the S.at%
OF Vest Virginia will receive BIDS daily
~ It's office az Cnarleston. Vest Virgins
LEI furnishing supplies for tire several
state institutions. the financial manage
nitnt CT wrtcn II vested IN said Board
contracts viii be awarded 10 the iOyTe est
bidders. quality considered and other
thinss being equal. West Virginia deal-
trs VIII be given preference
Lists - supplies needed VIII be fur
nished bidders on receipt Of Requests
stating the line desired.
STATE $50 ARp Or CONTROL
3s-l-tf Charleston West Virgins
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-01
CHILDREN'S DAY
VII be- Observed Today FOR Third
Time Thia season a. Wheeling
Park-Fr-e Rides For
Touus gtcra

Tho Third end iast OF me series of
'hildrcns days observed under tho
auspices of fhr Whrplnr park mar.
rmrnI wII ho today Thrrr will Do
90 binds u. tmu fmrnts prov dcd for
fIr hofa anf rIIis and fhe pn.k man
nr.urnt wln award handsome prizes
fD inn WluuUrs uf oHrh event Tickets
VIII he eIfen each child as they enter
Do rato which Wl1 entuie Them TO
freo ridor on tnc different amusement
devices