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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-23
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Il was nt-hsory. Not ordinary dealers CON
svention. crowd Of hundred human dynanlos
the best lot Of merchants have under
one roof. n fAs.
Chalmers called the new car the 34OO because the
engine turns at speed of 340O revolutions
u Is the fastest engine speed developed stock
use America
Some cars tune up 1000; 22oo Others only
l4OO. There that reach 26OO and one that
records 5000. lsEsf s Gsss ss4
Such superengin speed great power small
chassis, all told a i've peppery
car In other words does what the big brute Of used
to doonly this 34O0 is lot faster In
alton and more alert
the Chalmers Six-30. fissz ~ S IS
When he told US the I'VE we're dumbfoaned
The stampede began. In very short minutes IsaF
6oOmen buy 1900 Chalmers
bought all they would sell me- wanted more Weala
wanted more We insisted on more for more
Some reced census mentioned the increase
wealth per capita their But It was no
The Chalmers people said they could build
They took then, Hall another
large building. a door was opened lsa
There before yeryeyes phalanx of these
new Chalmers not two, but hundreds Of
as L was shock to optic nerves and
but pleasant one. n a4a
For automobile dealers are used to going down
bile conventions and taking look pretty model on
Pedestathen going home and waiting three months
deliveries We certainly expected to see more
than finished cars. lFi WIFI
Asking for deliveries of demonstrator before sixty DAYS
in previous years like asking the Rhode leland Red
the Golden Egg.
Somebody got up and said that we would find name
tagged on each car and TO go and get ours
t was like sixty football teams going the field
on the punt. ass ss sss!sss
I found my drove her in the big parade.
100000 parade that turned $22OOOOO procession
for Chalmers She Travelled all Detroit on II
anhour speed; buckled once; heated up.
When the parade got her the open and
stepped on the little button.
Inever before such Car WillB,
CHAS.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-11
SISTERSVILLB

siSTERSvILLE. w. Va. Feb. 10
Miss Blanche Roe. OF Smithburg Nd
who has been teaching history In Sis
tersville High school this term. has re-
signed her position. IL was filled by
Miss Grace Mccoy. who taught In the
High school last ayear
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Fish. OF Mounds
vile are receiving congratulations over
the arrival OF little son. Mr. Fish
formerly lived here and was assistant
cashier at the Farmers and Producers
National bank.
Rev. J. q. Bolton. pastor OF the N. T.
church and Rev. g. J. Wilson OF the
Presbyterian church OBLIGATED at the
services Wednesday morning over the
remains OF the late John Adraln Hare.
lnterment was made in New Matamoras
and the following We're pail bearers %.
~ Siemaker. J. }. Fitzgerald. John Kelly
4. w. hell, 4. a Williams, j. -. Case.
George McCaulley and Il. Il. Snedeker
The Ladies Guild OF st. Paurs EpiscO-
pal church was entertained Thursday af-
ternoon at the home OF Mrs w T.
Norris on the South Side.
The Loyal sons and Daughters Of the
CHRISTIAN church met at the home Of
Miss Margaret Hart Tuesday evening.
large crowd is expected to attend
the Comus Club dance Friday evening
IN thistle hall. As IL Is the first given
by the organization for several weeks
II Is being eagerly anticipated by the
members and friends.
a dime social was given Wednesday
evening In the L. o. q. NJ. Lodge rooms.
under the auspices of the women OF the
Holy Rosary church. The guests were
entertained by various anusements and
refreshments were served
VIM. BlatE, a photographer OF Par
kefsburg. who has been here on bust
ness, has returned home.
J, A. and g. NJ. Wright have left for
cushing, Okla. where they will be EN-
plOyed in the oil fields.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Fox and daugh-
ter Laura are I'm Parkers burg. the guests
Of Mrs. FoN's parents.
+. Hahn has returned 20 Beaver Falls
after being the guest OF friends here.
W Ralph Cummings who Is employed
at salem. is spending a few days with
his family.
Mrs. blanche Hendrickson has gone to
farkorsburg, called by the illness OF
her sister. Mrs. H. A. Kelly.
Mrs. Mary Rogers VINO has been the
guest OF her mother. Mrs. A. D. Work
has returned To her home in wheeling
Thurman Fox, OF woodsflcld Ohio h
here the guest OF friends
Eli Smith and son. who have been
here since the death OF the late Hugh
smith. have left FOR their home in
Rockford. Ill.
Wheeling Intelligence f. found on
sale at McCoy's Book store and McMuI-
lin & Knapps.
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ON Friday evening February 18Th. the
barket ball team Uf the local high schoyt
will journey Co Stsubeuyille 60 meet the
fast five OF that place The local lads
know fNIH VIII Dr ONE of their hardest
games set they have mo- idea OF loosinE
the game. but Instead they intend to ada
Sc .H tho rrUwIur Ii.t of victories LAST
Friday night che rod and black men. Of
TsIIlIrr raurr tr fEs county seat Expect
lUE III. prove the NHIH. of a river front
climate UE tHs defeat of thr local lads.
but che So tIa|r.FIIls boys dome fhcn
uu Boo COOL ahHu.. ending with the score
~ .H fp |u &c. FfurasliIs.a favor.
-lNsTsr who HIH been uuf fHf two
weeks was able Co make five goals %
che BOYS of -fruhsutIIIr Will need Co
ksHu fFr'r Weather Drr open as boo has
been rrtUfI.IrE 600 week HIilry'a finger
s".a r.f HH.U fu Improve HrH Hr Ter.
Iuf every U". hope. chat Pol 100 He abe
fl enter fr. HIHE un FrIIrE evening Tine
IH.f but NOT IsHaf Uf tho urnaHra 90
-flgIfrEINr frHf fNn local fUa raa Dol
.fa midst Ia fna Captain Inrfrr0eid who
.n fHa gaines before EfIIT.rf. hal H fH.
wnrEHhiH shooting record NHf ur that
game I.st HI. fHH UUf .Hw HH a.ew. fu
ha af HIH ODD .r'.Na u' dropping 'em
dead Hrf frf.rr rm right uuf uf THr
.fHrr fellow hHrna Tho team will
T.H". ESQ., gIH.rHr.iIe nr fhe '.E train
aud 900. rHf come UI.. FL. f.H follow
I.a morning
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The Wv FATHER
CONDITIONS

The high pressure. fair and cold
weather area covers the country .asf
OF the Mississippi this morning. with
the center near Elkins. W. Va.
The pressures are relatively low,
over the Plateau States and thence
eastward into the Plains States. at.
tended by higher temperatures. vita
rain IN the Plateau sections.
Falr weather will continue in this
section over Thursday. but the tenn.
perature will rise. owing to the east
ward drift OF the warmer conditions
over the west
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday 2S degrees: lowest last
night, - degrees; trace OF snow.
The Ohio will continue to fan ran
idly in the district.
II. c. HOWE. Section Director.
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MANNINGT0N

MANNINGTON. W. Va. Feb 10
Mrs. Della May Hun. aged 20 years,
wife of Rev. ]. o. Hun. was found
dead at her horae 4. Jericho addition,
Saturday afternoon about O'Clock.
With the exception of her four year
old daughter. Mrs. Hun was alone in
the house when the sudden summons
came, but her death was quickly dis
covered by passing neighbor. Grief
over the recent illness and death OF
a child is said to have greatly de
pressed her.
Funeral services were held at the
home Wednesday Afternoon with inter
The remains were escorted from the
house TO the cemetery by the local
Potters in a body. Mr. Hun being a
member and workman
viii Entertain.
Mrs. c. c. Shepard OF Boston. Mass.
has Issued invitations for a bridge
party on Thursday afternoon, Febru-
airy IL. at the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. 5. Hardesty. to meet
Miss Elizabeth Miller of Fairmont.
whose wedding to Mr.. Howard Hard
esty takes place Wednesday evening.
February "a. Mrs. Sheppard is a sis
ter of Mr.. Hardesty.
Mrs. Sam Merrifield and daughter.
who have been visiting the formers
mother. Mrs. LYDIA Gump. have re-
turned TO their home in Fairmont.
Mrs. George Rossler. who is very i'll
at Cooks Hospital in Fairmont. will
undergo an operation today in hopes
OF improving her condition. which is
very critical.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cook of Graf
ton. and Mrs. John Cook of Fairmont.
visited Mr.. and Mrs. a G. Clayton
yesterday
Miss Katherine Harmon of Erie. Pa.
IS here for visit with her sister. Mrs.
Thomas Hanley at oLgansport
Rev. a. y. Park is visiting his par
ents in Pittsburgh. Pa, this week
Mr.. and Mrs. e.. a. Brown and son
left this morning for their home in
Youngstown. Ohio, after a visit with
relatives here.
w. NJ. Hess is home from a business
visit in Boston. Mass.
Miss Harriet Phillips of California
Is here for visit with her brother
5. r. Phillips and family
Leslie koen Is a business visitor in
Wheeling and Pittsburgh
5. F. Phillips was a business visitor
in Fairmont yesterday.
Mrs A. NJ. Burt Is visiting her
mother in Wheeling this week.
Mrs. =. G. Sybert Is home from a
visit with her mother IN SistersivIle
Miss Helen Burnhardt left this
morning for Pittsburgh.
p. J. Leach and son, CoNey. old
time Warrington residents. are here
from Grafton.
Oscar Hayes has returned from
wheeling where his wife is recover.
ing from an operation During his
absence Rev. Robt Huoston. pastor
/ or the Christian church. was sworn
IN as substitute and carried the mail
on Mr.. Hayes route.
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ST. GAINESVILLE
divorce Gaze rnen-

81 clAlRSNlLLE o.. Feb. 10
A Ne '. haines ". John Haines Th-
- ts - asttsa That she was married to
- "eIeiuaht on the fifteenth of March
isI4' and that there has been NO cbil.
IIeh born The plaintiI states thai ne
,ii'.aNt has been at all times very
nu"ct 70 her and tnjurinE her health nm
~ ahe was unable To live with him For
49, reasons the plaintiff asks that a
G4N"I's from the defendant be granted
attorney. MIN =
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STEUBENYILLB

SIElBBENV1LLE o.. Feb To-
Headed b. former DouEreasnnu j J.
gliL member Of the ohio commission Cor
htlElsn Keller. huge movement Haa
"'eu launched 20 have the people here
''httluuie their share. s committee
tepleseufluE churches. lodges and clubs
mas been appointed 90 meet on Tnuraday
evening NJ the chamber 81 commerce to
lefmulate pans Go secure the money
rituuHuNlllC Ia 90 Cuufrlbuts. 90 Ia die
most extensive action taken aO far bv
ahs GUY in ohio. and the plans adopted
mere may uH put lu eject sIreWneTs
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The trial or Violet Stauccura ON the
charge Of adultery was heard Woduez-
day. Violet Stanccura waived formal
hearing and was bound over 20 "a 5000
bond.
Homer Lynn was tried Wednesday on
the charge or abandoning Of preRuate
woman. Lynn plead not guilty AZ his
hearing and was bound over by a 5000
bond.
Two other cases that were Co be tried
"wednesday were not tried The case
.of Charles Hun FOR abandoning ulegi-
mate child was not tried Hs Hun plead
guilty and was sentenced 90 xix months
in the county Jail and 60 pay e. every
two weeks for the support 81 the child.
The other case was that 81 Hen Day
ton on the charge OF forgery. who also
plead guilty to his charge and was SEN
fenced Co an indefinite period 20 the
ohio state ueulteutIarN
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FINANCE

NEW YORK. Feb. lO.--Apart from,
constant pressure against the coal
shares which At one time showed sub
stantial losses on rumors OF an inpend-
ing decision BY the Interstate commerce
commission. tOday's stock market was
strosg and replete with interesting de
velotments. Chief among these was the
transportation OF S2.5OO.O00 American
gold from ottawa where y had been
weeks OF the European war. The Inn
portance OF this transaction. as seen by
local financial interests, lies In the fact
that 10 ~ the FIRST Indication OF a re-
turn OF the precious metal to this center
since the beginning OF the foreign crisis.
More Imports OF gold from the same
source are said to be under negotiA-
tion.
other encouraging factors were the
large increase IN January tonnage re-
ported by the United States Steel cor
poration. advances In finished steel and
iron and new railway financing and
equipment purchases. Approval OF the
new 500. zoe, eco bond issue by the New
York Central directors on terms more
advantageous To the company than were
originally outlined was reflected In the
partial recovery OF the stock.
- considerable part OF tOday's gains
was in the specialties. Bethlehem Steel
and some OF the automobile shares as
cending to high records, with continued
demand for American Smelling. National
Lead and Pittsburgh Coal common and
preferred. The last named scored a
maximum gain OF : points on rumors
that a. had been decided 10 restore the
dividend TO its full rate and all part OF
the accrued cumulative dividend.
Foreign exchange fell 20 yesterday :
low rate for cables on London. but re-
covered later on buying OF bills. thai
movement being facilitated by the ap.
preaching holiday. Local money rates
hardened slightly Tor similar reason
Total sales 262 400 shares.
Bonds were lower. with heavy de-
clines In low priced issues Total sales,
par value aggregated tl.6OO.OOO.
United States registered IS advanced
per cent on call
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BARNES WILLIE


EAENESNtLLE. Feb 1H-Eraat i'm
fcrrsf ia NsIrE manifested ln the revival
meetings which started SUNDAY nd tIa
Matn street Methodist church The
service. are Dol charge of the pastor.
EIF. e.. B. Rose. who recently closed
aurlferIul revival az UHII.E.H Mills.
Everyone o. invited Goo these meetings.
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FINANCIAL.

Jay with Mr md Mr. Franklin Thorn
berry. uf O.. South street
Pred Gallagher fHr spectacle man of
I.I.liru called uu fHs local trad. fHIa
week
Mr pcnr'ae ~ tHs canton Feed and
MilIinE cu..pany was business visitor
here today
Deputy Campbell srHIrr uf WHFHfa
fHd Measure was in fhiH rIfE To-day
Mr. John FlaEcr and Miss Mabel 1ust
IN quaker city are che ruTafU u| Mrs
"iI Caldwell OF North Arch street
Mrs Lulu Uarts. ~ Wheeling has aa
her guest her sister Mrs Carl Gibson. of
this city
Miss May weUrne ~ Fast Main
Nurk
W wa-d 4f rarr.r uras Zane--
NilI. D.. a bI .r... visitor bon This city
Attorney William Bennett uf fHIa rftv
naF been spending few DAYS Ir 60.
.um bUH with H|a home FHfEu
Mr. DlHrIr. Mcdonald end little son
nave been eprrdfrr Few days with
reLltIfra DOB Ten. UrrHutaa
MlrH Mary FROST 90 FaIrvIaw has
been VISITING relatives ard friends ir
thia city fhH past Few days
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Wednesday the following realty deeds
were nled In the belmont county re-
corier's office:
W. -. Caldwell and Hattie G. Caldwell
70 Jessie u. bDudua and Eliza G. tsoudna-
tract OF land Ia GAINESVILLE. cousidera-
ton 81.
Lizzie Miner Huge and Arthur "
HoEe 20 -. q. Miner. a tract OF land in
warren township. consideration 81
Jessie II. boudan and Eliza Doudan To
W. -. caldwell. land In Warren town
ship consideration 81.
sarah Groves and w W. Groves TO
Elizabeth n. Shepherd tract OF land In
Goshen town ship. consideration 81
Paul Linek 20 Elizabeth I.iuck tract
-uL land lm HoLlaIL.- -uu.-L-raLLun 81
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HAY AND GRAIN
Butter, Egqs and Cheese.

NV YORK Feh I0=u,-ftar yy.,u.
creamery extras t02 scorer Igfrr. cream.
ery thighrr arnrinFb 2ffac. frsfs aofs
Wttr. rerondg. 11ta 01Ur. state dairy
finest 11c.
E-Er Firm. state. renuesItarIa and
nearby hruuery whites fine fu fsrH.
afc. De- gathered whites. lfrrrr. do
n 'gftc
Ctrser- lrm unchanged
E1nur. Quiet
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ON Tuar1Hr evening February rr Hf
fhF Frl.ltf church the IrE.ITarrIa
company VIII FI.. un entertainment.
This company comes highly recommend
rNfr1 number b. tuc UIFh School Lee
fHrr Course
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conn =. Bliss. state examiner. e. man
Who does bis duty without fear or favor
~ mere ahhlu nu "a SPECIAL trip tu maize
"a second rEgwinafluu into local munI-
elial hndlr". about which there are such
sensational rUmura aGUaf fIIs form.
coming report viii bc worthy 0f rrruaaf
i"r those who believe BOO r0ctitude Iu
municipal auH.Ta
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ever. ono #HHrHf Dol pleased Tho r5-
cont snow rHff H1. given OIL source ~
|HH fH fhr children. uh. a.a HHf sliding
given rHHrrs ~ sorrow fH fHa town
WHrHrHr u.urr. r.. .H H.Hf Duo. rra-
.Hr f.Hf f"U .#|f.u H|HH# HH fNr
sHHruaf.ru ~ frr street HrF OIL frrfr
HIIIfHH "n HHH uHr.r.HHfa feel menace
fH Hu ra iH Fart busy frrIrH fa make
HH..#". .H."
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Nf-s NJ n WILSON VIII lrfarfrf~ on
rrffHv evening Ht Err home un uaIr
street
The rH1iHH WIaa|rnHrr HnrfHfr % the
f'rrr"rfarf1r church rTaf 90 ere church
Attorney HARRY TYLER. o. urTfafrr was
business EIaifHr fr frvr on Wefrsa.
day
Attorney W. ~ UarrteU ~ bridge.
nur- wee business visitor M town
WafuaafaE.
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sam hersia who appeared Wednes-
nay on the charge ~ keeping a place Tor
lht sale OF Intoxicating drinks. plead
guilty and was fined 5000 ara -, P'e'A~
Jnhn smith who appeared on the sam.
charge had his charge noIlied nv pross-
cutting Attorney George Thornburg
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Feb. lO.-Bears held al
vantage In wheat today because OF de-
mands voiced In Berlin that the war be
stopped. Closing prices were steady at
= 20 a. under last night Corn fnisn-
ed = u \ to sc on. oats down Laa. to
&c and provisions varying from 2h
decline TO a rise OF 121a cents
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Pearl ryleH-B BURGLARY and larceny.
John MyDrs-HobboTy.
HuseCI Woods Larceny.
Stanley NrClcllaud-Car conceal
fl weapons.
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Logan q BryAn's Closing STOCK Letter.

NEW YORK. Feb. lO.-The Coalers,
notably Reading and Lehigh Valley were
under pressure without there being any
thing definite In the news TO account
for the selling movement. The remain
der of the list was stimulated by the
favorable steel tonnage statement as
well as by satisfactory reports as TO the
status Of the iron and steel Industry
We believe that the course OF the least
Resistance will be found to lie on the
buying side In the absence OF untoWard
European leNelOpments.
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OH CITY. Pc. Fob rn Credit hale
arrre. $40 Runs fgraFf. a..rrar
$500 Shipments. $40 .l1 afsrsrr
tosTr7
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Mary Kruu1u and Nra s. D. griar OF
West Main STREET spent Wednesday Iu
wheeling
James f|ffrrH returned TulHfHr from
VISIT with Hia wife who wHH recently
operated upon iu onto Valley hospital
IA HHFInH
Nra laW1nrr. wife of the Evangelism
who conducted revival services hr-r aI.
dressed fHr ladies NIF In the church
uariurs Wednesday afternoon az two
o'clock
Mics clover Judhfre. ~ North chest.
not street Ia VISITING Der sister. Nrr
vi Mcfrler ~ Unfantowu IA
VIII Moore % North chestnut street
o. business visitor fn Cofurfhur
Prank Anderson 81 U1rd avenue haa
DAYS hy illness
NJ END Mrs. Hen wood arc cor VIII
liam of Near gumertcn were visitors to-
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Tho ladies off ffr frrabyf.r. on church
VIII have their annual supper boo tho
basement uf Che church ThurrdHF l.s.
ming. February Is. Following De- given
fUU menu.
Turkey Cold Ham
Chicken Salad UIIGTsa
BAKED UfanH CrarHTrrr arrrr
a"'.. N"f Rolls I"H Cream
taEH ard EHfr..
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Anew dreproof building material
from Switzerland is made b. oomprss.
sing Portland cement and asbestos e.
bre into blocks.
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HEELfN0 " Va reb 10. rs
. The srfive rIffaturvh af1rfH corrected
sally ~ A T. Mrafsn r. CO harFsrs
arf brokers' National EErtanre psrs
huilfi1E
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New York Stock Exchange.

WHEELING. W. Va. Feb. 10, ID.
Range OF active stocks on the New
York stock Exchange. corrected daily ~
a. r.. Masten a. Co. brokers.
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CHICAGO Feb 1O.-IIUFs Receipts.
so 600: lower Bulk fg5r uGG5. HIGHT.
1910 Gf55. mixed. iGfnffg TO- heavy.
i6.3on GCJ. rouEhs. 60 30a6f5. piFs.
10 0On6
Cattle Receipts. 900. weak Naftve
steers gsaa 4sT0: COWS and hsifera.
i3.1b DIGS. calves. - OOHIOEO.
5heep-lt ceiptr. g. 900. slow sheen.
lslsa 90 yeariinEs. t725g575. lambs
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r. sale contained n estate OF Sarah A.
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LOCAL STOCKS
WHEELING. W. Va. Feb. l o. 10
Daily Quotation List OF the Wheeling
Stock Exchange
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p.a..hnrrh Stock.

rotsI shsr.- $4,000 sF1res
Bonds ff.6fa0f0
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E1~ i've Stocks

Whssling Live stool Commission Co
WHEELING W. VI, Feb. 10. 1f
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open. HIGH Low Close
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-29

of Virginia, wher his father before
him had been captain Of the baseball
team. He made the eleven right off
the reel He has starred in all of
Virginia's games and is rated one. of
the greatest kickers~t the gTidiron has
ever produced.
Basketball rules, Just issued, show
many charges and the object of the
changes, according to the joint rules
committee, is not only to provide a
uniform code for all games, but to IN
duce players to play the ball and not
the man.
Every effort has been made to GEN.
ter play about the ball and baskets
and not about the players.
New rules govern blocking, hold
ing and charging, and especial atten-
ton of players and referees is called
to the penalties in these departments.
1t is expected the rules will take a
good deal of rough house" out of the
game and make it more open for the
benefit of players as well as specta4
tors. --.-
The rules have been adopted by the
Young Mems Christian association,
Amateur Athletic union and National
Collegiate Athletic association, so
that this year, for the first time, all
games will be played under the same
code. In former years there were
two sets of rules and the style of
games permitted under them was
vastly different.
One of the most important changes
permits a shot for goal after drib-
BILE. ..
Another states that on free trial
for goal players will be allowed to
enter the free throw lane as soon as
the ball hits the basket or back
ground This is expected to be an
improvement over both sets of cid
rules as the time for entering the lane
is fixed definitely.
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