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JERSEY PHONE RATE REDUCED.
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NEWARK. N. j.. Jan l9-Announcemrnt
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUSIN
or BHONN FIRST JUDICIAL DISTHlCl. .
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York, for the appointment Of Commissions.
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District, al the County Court House i'm rNr
Borough OF The Bronx Cit ~ New l".N.
on the 2sth day OF January 1915, o. 'h'
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"Princetonian" Election.

PEfNCEToN. y. J.. Jan. ls.-The Prince
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day elected the officers from the Junior
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beginning with March. Those elected
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LEFT 100000 TO CHARITIES.
Henry Miller's Papers Threw No
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Terrc Hnute Argument Postponed.

TEERE HAUTR, Ind. Jan. la-Argument
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cases was postponed from tomorrow til
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Judge Anderson.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
W.V.U.CONFIDENT
On Eve Of w. & J. Game, Morgantosn
Sees Vietory-Hundreds Coming
TO See the Game.
pecial Dispatch to the intelligence.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
MORGANTOWN. w. Va, Oct. /
On the eve of the seasons hardest
game there was an air of confidence
in the West Virginia football camp
which bids fair TO blossom into full
fedged victory tomorrow afternoon
The entire squad to the man conf
IDENTIFY believes that the old Gold and
Blue will walk over the field the con-
querors of the Red and Black and
conservative estimates as to the proD-
able score place the result at IL to
nothing. The field is wet and sloppy
and with rain still falling here to-
night. the chances are that the grid.
iron Will be exceptionally slow. The
Held as II Is now renders open play
ana forward passing almost impossi-
bic and In this respect w. and ]. will
suffer as IL is believed here that Fol-
well has been drilling his men with
the open play idea in mind. The Wis
itors viii arrive at II O'Clock and will
be quartered at the MADEIRA hotel
The seating capacity of the field Is
1000 people and If good weather pre-
walls a crowd OF 1000 Is expected.
incoming trains brought scores of old
grads back tonight who ran the town.
Only light signal drill was INDUCED
IN tonight and the two first teams lad
their signals working so smoothly that
ten plays were run off in one minute.
The hopes of West Virginia will rest
on the following lineup:
Left End. Hutchinson.
Left Tackle. Webster.
Left Guard. Brennan.
Center. Lambert.
Right Guard, Henry.
Right Tackle. Newman.
Right End. Colebank.
Quarter, Chenoweth.
Halves, Curry and Hite.
Fullback. Rodgers.
Rodgers was the happiest man in
college today when he learned thar
ne would be allowed to play as Errett
says he wants to get even for three
defeats he has suffered already.
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DOPING THE Big SERIES
WITH HUGH s. FULLERTON

fact that Pat probably would strengthen
ms ms team by sending Byrne 70 third for
through worlds series when with Pitts
ourgh. and the experience Is valuable.
Byrne has played around the circuit
nine seasons now. and always has been
a capable and fighting ball player with
lot OF punch and ginger in him Stock
mas not shown much evidence OF the
nghting spirit.
Probably. for regular season and
under the present conditions stock Is the
better man for Moran's use. but v hon we
come TO examine what they are likely TO
40 ~ against S,t, bosson's great pitching corps.
one OF them Is liable TO drive Ruth OF
Wood. or shore. or Leonard or Foster
OF the slab. but the chances are better
stock.
Better In Series
II Carrigan's pitchers go into this
series on edge. which they undoubtedly
needed by the two clubs. Stock will be
nearly helpless. Byrne has in the pa 81
been a fellow who took nice snarpy
crack at the offerings OF the left hand
ers especially. which might help a lot
as IL Is a cinch that Carrigan will use
southpaws In three games ous OF six. II
IL goes that far. and perhaps more.
Stock has not been doing much pinch
hitting. and the fast boys seem TO nave
him checked to death. Under those cir
Su15nstanSes: Wood ought 10 make him
better against either Foster or Leonard.
Byrne's experience might help. and his
courage In seanding up to speed and tax
ing MS healthies may cause Moran TO
change plans after the series starts n
not before.
In fielding. Bvrne is more experienced
and about the equal OF his team mate
and better judge OF pitching, accord
Ing TO the players.
Gardner figures to be one OF ths few
Red SoX who viii hit well against Alex
ander, but you may wipe him off the
slate against RiNey II Eppa Jeptha is
near his best form.
The comparison is scarcely fiatterIng
TO the National league Champions and
gives the Red SoN a slightly larger ad-
vantage on the comparison OF the en-
tire tnftelds than l supposed they had
when l started doping them out
ON the total infield comparison. the
Red SoX figure 2e35 points to the phil
hes zSOS. which Is "A considerable lead
especially since the greater portion OF n
Is due 10 the greater attacking strength
OF the SoX. Besides Carrigan appears -
nave the more mobile infield strength
Gardner's ability TO hit left handlers orr
sets Hobby's weakness, and, with War-
ner as understudy for second or short
win JanVrin an undcrstudy almost any
Where. Carrigan has much the ADVANTAGE
IN substitute strength 10 use in emer-
gencies. Moran's team II sadly weak on
subs. VI
Tomorrow We VIII pass on to the right
IlelderS. It's a shame-that means an
other argument, no matter what the fig
ures say.
Copyright 1915. by The Wheeler SYN
d.cate. Inc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
ARRANGE DETAILS
NATIONAL BASEBALL comMis.
SION WILL MEET TO-DAY.
Set Date ard Make All Arrangements
for Worlds Series.

NEW YORK. oct. All the ne
tails Of the coming worlds series be.
tween the Boston Americans and tue
4 Philadelphia Nationals will be ar
ranged ~ a meeting OF the National
commission 20 be- held In this city
tomorrow. ON The toss OF coin ,Yilf
/ depend the choice Of the city I'm wnicb
the opening game will be- played. but
there appears To- Boz moro interest IN
the date ~ the opcnine contest tran
/ ln The location of the initial battle for
The championship Of 1916.
Whether the sorIc. viii begin on
Friday. October =. OF on SATURDAY
october Q, is causing much discuasion
among the followers OF baseball in
this city. Many express the bsiiof
[ that the American league Interests
b VIII rnde1vor to have tho play begin
ON Friday. October S. the day aftrr
the close of the league season mis-
would preclude the possibility of the
I Phillies sending th~ir star pitcher
Grover Cleveland Alexander to- inc
mound in three Of the FIRST four games
played as might easily b. done should
The series start on Saturday. October
~. Under the latter schedule Aieran.
der could be- worked Saturday. Mon
day and "wednesday. which in the
opinion ~ many close follower OF
baseball would be- decidedly advan.
tancous 90 the National league stan.
dard boarcrH
a point made I'm favor OF beginning
The series on Friday is that DO woufa
De much more convenient date for
those fans who desire 20 witness Az
ihc games 81 the series Under such
a schedule mo- matter which city wa
selected for the opening games. the
visiting spectators would have Sunday
In which 90 make the trip 20 the
other city
other matters 10 come up for con.
alteration viii include the price ana
handling Of tickets. the assigniag OF
umplrea and numerous minor details
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
FEDERAL LEAGUE
WESLEYAN READY
FOR FIRST GAME

LYNCHBURG. Va. Oct. ives.
ieyan's football squad arrived here
early this afternoon ready for tomor.
rows hard engagement With Wash.
ington a Lee on the local FAIR
grounds. II was expected that a
workout would be held today but ex.
cessive rains prevented this. and VIII
also likely make a heavy field for
tomorrow's game. This is expected 10
prove an advantage for W. a. L.
Wesleyan's lineup an announced py
the coaches tonight would be as fol.
lows: Morrison and Heavier. ends /:
kellison and Wagner. tackles: Vance
and swan, guards: Allen. center;
Blake. quarterback: Shumaker ana
Beck, halves; Singleton. fulIback.
The last minute may find Lewis sub.
stituted for Vance or Swan. and Bon
bitt for Wagner. however.
Lyncnburg Is prepared for a big
game tomorrow and very large
crowd IS expected. Wesleyan's squaa
Is having many attentions shown
them, the chief Of which il the
granting Of full privileges TO the ex.
elusive Piedmont club. the most fash.
ionable In Western Virginia. during
the entire stay Of the team here.
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DUQUESNE-SOLES
Two Strong Teams Will Meet Sunday
Afternoon at Tunnel Green.

The football curtain will be raised
Sunday on the Tunnel Green grounds.
when the Sole A. C.s from south
wheeling. will clash In the FIRST game
Of the season with the newly organ
lzed Duquesnes This will no doubt
% an interesting game a. both teams
VIII be about evenly matched Coacn
Conners has put the Duque's through
hard practice this week and he az
his team ready 10 meet all corners IN
or out 81 the city. All Duquesne play
ers are requested 20 be az the ciub
~ o'clock. sharp. Sunday morning
Tor practice
The Duquesne lineup for Sunday az
follows Centers. Colgate and y Kieo:
guards. Pratt Jochum and Miller.
tackles, Hartline and Hin. ends Carpt.
ner and Walt. quarter backs. Kvio
and Fault. half backs. Kahl and Neu
hardt. full back Kindelberger snd
Carey.
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BETHANY ELEVEN
Is WORKING HARD

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligencer.
BETHANY. w Va, Oct. Newer
before IN the annals of our history mas
there been such interest taken in foot
ball in Bethany as this year. Every
port FOR practice. A wealth OF new
material has reported. mostly High
school grads. Of some note. Every
one IL out there lighting for his posi-
ton.
Among the most promising OF the
new men is Rainey. a fast end from
Phillips college. who Is distinguishing
himself for his offensive and de
fensive work. his tackling also bring
ing general applause. Dunn also q
new man who has been transferred "a
the Varsity for his aggressive work on
the line
Several old men have reported
which relieves the coaches and man.
ager OF much worry. Among them
are: Moore. Hepburn. Rawdon. Var
Sise. Daugherty and Schwab. All have
reported 10 be in excellent condition
and were sent into a hard scrimmaEe
last night
Coach TAR believes he has a "dia,
mond In the rough" In Rhodes. a six
foot giant taking the Agricultural
course. Much Is expected OF him. TDe
season opens Monday. October 4. ~
home. when Davis q Elkins is played
ID. a. r have a strong team. made ur
Of such men az Michels. formerly OF
Wesleyan and Strickler. OF W. V. U.
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e ,05'a dSSSS5S "a =
WESTERN TEAMS
TO START TODAY

CHICAGO. oct. 1-Western college
football teams will open their season
tomorrow with eight OF the Big Nine
teams In action. Chicago which viii
line up against Northwestern a week la
ter. will be the idle member tomor-
row. while Northwestern has its annual
engagement with Lake Forest. Michigan
gets into action next "Wednesday against
Lawrence.
Games OF particular interest tomor-
row include Indiana vs.. DepauW at
Bloomington. Ind, Notre Name W Alma
al Notre Dame, Purdue vs. Wabash COL
lege at Lafayette; Minnesota vs. North
Dakota at Minneapolis; Iowa W. Cornell
college at Iowa City. Iowa Wisconsin vs.
Lawrence at Madison, Wis. and Illinois
vs.. Haskell at Urbana. Ill.
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WILL PLAY BIG
GAMES TODAY
ALL THE EASTERN COLLEGES WILL
GET INTO THE FRAY
THIS AFTERNOON.
Prtneeton-Rutgers Game Il OF Chief In
terest But Yale Army and
Navy Attract Attention.

NEW YORK. Oct. Football viii be-
gin to edge its way toward the center
OF sports popularity with the playing
OF the first OF the October games to-
morrow afternoon. Several games OF
more than the usual carly season inter
est are TO be played on eastern grid
irons and the possibility OF a form upset
adds spice to the days intervarsity
struggles.
Chief attention will center IN the meet
ing OF the Princeton and Rutgers teams.
although the Yale-Nirginia game and the
seasons debut of the Army and Navy
are outstanding features Of the schedule
Rutgers will invade Tigertown with
"A powerful team coached and conditioned
TO the minute and in this respect will
have a decided advantage over the
Princeton combination which is devel-
oping slowly for the so-called champion
ship games OF November. Last season
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the Tigers were hard pressed 10 dafea.
Mutsers by score OF - to o and the
New brunswick clan IS reported to BE-
ther advanced in the technique OF the
game than was the case in 1914 '''~
Els Picked TO win
virginia which travels TO New Haven
s 70 ma. he, did not prove particularly
sOutherners rolled up a fair sized score
against Randolph-Mac a week ago N
Is likely that the Ellis will be able 10
hold the visitors in check fully as sue.
cesStuliy as they did in the game OF
Twelve months ago. The Massachusetts
last week. wall be Harvard's Opponent
at Cambridge and should give the Grim
son strohk opposition for an early season
game OF this type.
The two service academy teams will
open their 1915 season with contests or
home gridirons. The Army will haVe
Holy cross as competitors at West Point
and the Navy plays Georgetown al An.
napo1s; Cornell and Pennsylvania will
meet obsrlin and Franklin and MARSHALL
Maine. which Yale defeated a week agc
81 TO o.
Principal contests-
The principal games tomorrow fol.
Rutgers at Princeton
Mass. Aggies at Harvard.
Virginia at Yale.
Oberlin at Cornelll
MIA
Trinity at Brown.
Holy Cross at Army
Georgetown at Navy
Maine at Dartmouth
Bowdoin at Amherst
w. a. j. at w. " u.
Carlisle at Lehigh.
Bucknell az Syracuse
Union at Williams.
Dickinson at Swarthmora
Lebanon at Penn. State
Susquehanna at Colgate.
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UPSET IN DOUBLES.

BOSTON, oct. Mrs w G Wight
man and II. &. Johnson OF this CITY
mixed doubles tennis champions. won an
impressive victory today over Miss
Molla Bjurstedt. OF Norway and Irving
G.. Wright or Boston in the final match
OF the tourney on the courts OF the Long
wood Cricket club. IL required only %
minutes for the victors TO register a
ca. so score.
With other partners. Mrs. Wightmar
and Miss Hjurstedt will meet again on
Monday. In the final OF the woman :
doubles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02
BATTING RALLY FATAL

ST. LOUIS. oct. IA batting rally
in the eighth gave St. Louis victory over
Pitt sburgh here today TO 3 In this
inning Hin weakened and the locals
hit for two singles and a triple. Adams
who then relieved Hill also was hit for
"a triple and a single. This coupled
with a base on balls and two errors
netted st. Louis six runs. Score.
X. II. L.
st. Louis. 0 0 o o o o 8 - IL 2
Batteries: Hill. Adams and Gibson;
Doak. Sallee and Snyder Gonzales.
Two base hit: Hinchman. Three base
hits: Dolan. 2. Hyatt. Stolen bases
Johnston, 3; Barney, Dolan, Miller. Sac
rifice hits: Barney. Baird, Bethel Base
on balls: Doak. /: Hill 3. Struck out:
HIN, 6: Doak. 4. Umpires: Byron and
Roth.
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NEW YORK. Oct. IA steady
drizle throughout the day prevented
any of the drivers entered in. the $50
mile automobile race FOR the Astor
cup. TO be run at the new Sheepshead
bay speedway tomorrow. from max
ing elimination or practice trials over
the course today. Several drivers
will attempt TO qualify tomorrow
morning
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Two base hits: Paskert, Stock, Ban
croft. Three base hits: Mayer, Collins.
stolen bases: stock, Compton. Niehoff.
err. Rase on balls: Mayer. s: Nehf' 3.
Struck out: Mayer. 2: Nehf, 3. UNI
plreS. Rigler and O'Day.
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Two base hit: Lavan- Stolen bases:
Howard. Murphy, Jackson. Sacrifice hits:
j. Collins z Walsh. Blackburn. .,chalk
Base on balls: Walsh 2: koob ?: Phil
lips 1; hoff ?. Struck out: Koob 4:
Walsh ,; Hoff /. Empires: Connolly and
Chill
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Style ShoG


There has been no noise about
II, but only such a designation de-
scrioes the completeness OF Kraus
Bros, fall showing Of suits and
overcoats. We are displaying the
leading models of four different
clothing manufacturers, the par
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You cannot fail to be pleased il
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Prices run from SIS to $50.
Weather for today: Rain.
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To-day's Games.
Chicago at Cincinnati
brooklyn at New York
Philadelphia at Boston
Pittsburgh at ST. Louis.
BOSTON Oct. 1.-Philadelphia found
Nehfs delivery easy of solution today,
and won from Boston to 2. The
Braves went hitless for six innings. but
In the seventh and eighth obtained five
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02

visitors Held Two Hits Up TO the Eightn
Inning, and Mig Fellow Scores .
Deserved shut Out
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Dave says
If you have a little spare time
today visit the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-02

Yesterdays Results.
81. Louis. s: Pittsburgh. 3.
Philadelphta- =; Boston. ?.
CincinEati-Chicago. rain
Brooklyn-New York. not
scheduled.