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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-03
:1-DEI. GAINf;R-2f

:pcl' Gamer. who substitutes at
the initial sack for Hoblitzel. and
VINO Just at present is hitting the
on the club, is twcuty-ninc years
Old. and began his career in 1909
with the Fort Wayne club. OF tho
Central League. He was purchas ed
from Fort Wayne by Detroit in 1910,
but found not seasoned enough, and
returned to Fort Wayne. but was
recalled in 1911 He imm ediately
won the first bag on the Tiger team
and played through the season OF
1911. lie broke his wrist in 1912.
and was out of tive game so long
Detroit sold him To Boston. He has
been a utility infielder and pinch
hitter for the club this season. and
has been of great value TO the team.
Gamer may displace HoblitZcl M
nrst base in the coming series, for
his fielding is almost on "A par, and
he hts better. or is hitting better
just at present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-03
2N-FItED LJDERUS-20
First BuSemIu phlInucIuhi,

Fred t"Ludy"D Ludcrus. captain
OF the PhiiIics. ana heavy hitting
first baSeman extraordinary. was
born in Milwauk cc. Wis. August IL.
1886. Always 81 dangerous hitter,
with II penChant for extra base wal
Tops, Ludcrus has been in the ma jor
leagues for almost six years He
began playing with the Grand Fork :
On. d. club in 1907. and jOurncycd
through the big minors to the Cubs
in 1910. With Frank Chance play
ing a, first. i.udcrus had little
chance TO earn n joh with the Cubs.
so he was traded TO the philli.s'
where he gained his present berth
almost At the outset, and held il TO
the satisfaction Of all concerned
lie Is q finished fielder and Won
derful hitter. being right now well
on his way 10 leading the league in
THIS respect.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-03
NATIONALS BEAT RED SOX CUBS AND C|NCY DIVIDE
FIRST GAME. WENT TWELVE
INNINGS BEFORE DECISION
Amcs Pitched Cards to Victory over
FittsburEh--MamnuN Allowed
-Four Hits.

CINCINNATI o.. October Chi
cago and Cincinnati broke even in Il
double header here to-day, the former
taking the first game, to 5, and the
latter the second. 3 10 u. The first was
Il twelve-inning contest, hut the sec
ond game was called at the end OF
the sixth on account of darkness.
In the first same the locals scored
three runs in the first inning. The
visitors Tailed two in the fourth and
tied the score in the fifth, when Kill
fer, Griffith and Wingo each made an
error. The visitors scored the winning
rams in the twelfth off a single. d
double and n single. StandridGc went
10 the mound in the NTH inning of
this game and held the locals TO one
hit IN the final nine innings.
In the second game Schneider kept
tn" visitors hits we'll scattered. The
locals punched four hits in the sixth
inning when they scored two runs:
scores.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-03
ELnA .nLAyGnouNDs Tl.AM--gop row
! expected that the stockholders will
| near some encouraging things.

expected that the stockholders will
| near some encouraging things.
Dunn has promised tho local officials
10 remain here personally next season
ana has already started to get n team
together. lie viii build his team uD
from the bottom and in this case he
means from the twirlcr's mound. In
Tact punnlc plans TO make his pitchers
the pivot poin, of his new club.
During tho past week he has de-
tnat"ly arranged for the return of
Marty Mcliaic and Ensign Cottrell
who finished the season with the
Climbers Mciialc had a bad arm last
year. bur under regular treatment il
rounded into shape at the last of the
season. These TWO men will form the
nucleus OF real pitching staff
Russell OF course. will not he back.
and II is doubtful if Morrisctte will
return Bill is being held 10y the Ath-
'etlcs ana has made Il favorable i'm
preston on Connie Mack. He has not
Deen SOLD, however. but If Mack wants
him. 1t is probs BILE that several Young
sters will be given in exchange.
p. Dunnie is pulling hard for the Red
S"N to win. and Will i've an Interested
spectator at the worlds series While
in Boston and Philadelphia he will
get III touch with the big league mag
mates and viii arrange for the spring
training games. He hopes to get both
OF the Philadelphia clubs here as well
as some Of the others.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-03
Lose. Parent. In German no,a

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. October -
Andrew y. c'Scotty") Findlay, train
CT OF the Los Angeles ball team. OF tho
Pacific Coast League, received a en-
blcgram from the British War Office
thnt his father mother ana two broth
crs We're killed in n raid by Zen
pelin on Glasgow, Scotland. No de-
tails were given I'm the message which
stated merely that Alexander Findla v
Mrs. F!ndlay. Herbert and Daniel Find
lay, aged sixteen and eighteen, had
met death whom German diripIbl,
lying over the city at night, dropp.G
bombs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-03
AN AlL-STAR CAST
Secretary Arthur X. Akers. OF Jener
son Wnrd League, Makes ScIcc-
tfon Of Best Players.

The following all-star aggregation
from the Jefferson Ward League was
picked by Secretary Arthur X. Akers:
Catchcrs. w. Hay and NJ. Martin:
pitchers. Lehman, Johnson, Goodman:
short stop, >. Sale. first base, a Cole
man; second base, RI. Pendleton: third
base. q Germclmanr left field C.
Duke: center field. I. Green; right field.
l.. Redford; utility inielder. w. Saun-
ders, utility out!ielder. Pace.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-03

horses will be changed each mile In
front or the grandstand. Roman char
lot races between two riders, at hair
mile. Will be run. y riderless horse
WIN rider riding another horse I'm
competition with the lone runner Dash
race. half mile, between tho little girl
riders.
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EIRSI GAME.


> 'taiS...-i> II 81 y Tot3ls.-..SS II 2f Ii =
-t'n;ted Tor Douglas in fourth.
Chicago ........o . o i o . a , . IS
Cincinnati .....a . G q o o o o %
Summary; Runs Zimmerman. Williams.
IIt IAN Brcsnahnn. StandiidEc. killifcr.
1r"h. Griffith. Two-base h,-Sta ndridge
Thr"e-bdsc h't-Fhc!an. Stolen bases Fisher,
SAFER. Earned runs-ch!cago i. Cincinnati.
=. SaC!ihsc h,s-Bcal. Dale Schultz. Do,-
bic pay-DouSiuS, Fisher and Snier. Loft
on bases chicago. II; Cincinnati. 3. First
ntsr on crr"rs-Ch'caro >; Cincinnati. T.
s5dSfs on hail--of Douglas, .: of Standings
!; on b1ie y. Hits-"n Douglas. in In
ihhsS: on SialidiidCc. in innings. struck
Dul-hE SiunRriE" %. hy Daic. { Cmp!res
EhSoH anH cUisiey. Time. 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-03
MAMAUX LOSES HIS GAME

ST LOUIS. October 2.--Ames pitch
sd -. Louis I" victory over Pitts
buith III the last game OF the sea
son here to-day. 3 to l. Timely hi
ting won for the locals. MamauX al
lowed only four hits during the six
innings he pitched, but gave five bases
on balls. Score.
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~
Metropolitan.

- " %
MctrOpolitanS ...OOO OOnO O--I
summary: Two-hase hits-Nlnallv
WiicoN Threc-basc hits--Thomas
Sacrifice hits--IIicrholzcr stolen bases
--Mctr"poltans. =; Havana Consuls. 4
Double plays-Ea,'ford to Dcoppc 10
bedford Triple plays-Redford TO
Jones TO Nunaliy To- Moore Bases o,
balls-hy Thomas. g. by Lehman. 10
i'atters hit--by Thomas. Gohman) ;
by Lohn!an. . CDeoppc. Wilcox) Struck
out-b% Thomas, f. by Lehman :
Wild ritches-Lohman Left on bases
-liaVana Consuls, S: Metropolitans. 4.
Umpire. MIR. Bottoms. Scorer, c. Moore
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,cpr" los innings
Gle, Gland ... % % q a.
Detroit ...........-U o q IT
Summary. Runs Roth. K!rke Barbara.
"mr"r. - sen. Rush Cobb. Crawford a.
Young Mckee. Two base hits Bush. Viz.
Cobb. Burns. Young. Three base hij-Roth.
Home 'ul Roth. Stolen hasc-Cohh. Earned
rGUs- be'luIt .: cleveland. b. Sacrifice hii,
-EIl9- SuituG. Sacrifice ni.s-Nitt NoYch
Mitchell Double plAys-Gohh and McKee,.
- y %. inc rurucr. Chapman. Turner .nC
hEEe Lon on hdScs Detroit. u. Cleveland.
I. FIN nhse ON errors Detroit =. Clcvc-
!a'. Bases an balls of Boi,nd >. of
Oldham. :. on MITCHELL :: oT Collnincr. .
iiits-on ES"iaut y In Inniurs. oil Oidha
In inn!ngs ufi Mitchell. in Innings
~ IoNIn orc 100 &c innings Strlc; nuf
--hy Buland s. Ny oldham hv NitCheil
3. Passed hoi.p'$ril. Cmp:rcs Evans ANA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-03
WASHINGTON WINS FIRST.
AND SECOND ENDS IN TIE
Chicago Takes Two From Brownies.
Tigers Take Eleven
Inning Clash.

WASHINGTON October 2.--Wash-
inGton Won from the Red SoN to !
to-day and darkness ended the second
game after the tenth inning with the
score ; 10 :. Johnson outpitchcd
Wood an the opener In the second
game Dur,on, hcstcd Shore. hut was
prevented from winning by ShanIs'
error
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SECOND GAME.

= fIT'U on acCOun. OF uarknessI
summary: Kuns--Grch, Griffith Wagner
IMp-haSe hits-Grinith, GOod-. Three base
mt: ihitli. Earned runs-CincinnatI >
Sh'!!ii"c hits-Huinphries Groh. eft on
hiisyS-',hicoE". .; Cincinnati 6. Bases on
htIls-nit Schreidcr Struck out-hy Hum.
ami EaSou. !im". iOi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-03
1T STRIKES ME
by TIM PATCH

Virginia turned the trick on Yale
! nncS,GruaH, ana TOR another year the
Blue.
1t was a day OF football upsets. In
addition to the defeat OF Yale. George
town also put it on the Annapolis
Cadets. the Hilltoppers winning from
No wonder the Charlottesville lads
ana the Georgetown supporters painted
things red last night
Baseball. for the once. was shunted
to the background. Practically all of
this Office last night were i'm regard to
the football results. Some were in
clined TO doubt the vcracity Of the
dope.
=, Wen. the coin has been tossed and
of the worlds series. The first viii he
played on Friday and the next on Sat
mrday in the city of Brotherly Love.
the NTH Is necessary, it goes to phila-
dclphia. and the sixth to Boston An
Other Other toss yin decide the crucial bat
tlcEround II seventh game IL re-
Nuircd to decide the supremacy
Jack Dunn, developer of Long"
Shore. is anxious for his protogc to
meet the great Alexander in the opcn-
ing game Dunmie writes that shore
that Alex will be required to go his
best to get the better of the former
Oriolc.
Dunnie. by the way, will be here next
week to attend the meeting OF the
Kichmond Exhibition Company stock :
meeting will be held at > O'clock in the
Business Mems club. and will be omen
TO every person financially Interested
Dunn is still hoping to bring two or
more Western teams here in the spring
posal.
\ large party OF local baseball fan.
VIII leave here on Wednesday night for
Philadelphia TO see the first two ranocs
OF me series 1t had been hoped by
Tor the games, hut II hag been learned
that they must appear personally to
get tickets.
As far as the Philadelphia manage.
mtnt is concerned. the worlds series
Will he a Quaker city afiair solely 4
local fan who sent a certified check n
the Phillie management received his
check back. and was politely told thai
outsiders would not lac cons idcred until
after the home folks had had their
turn.
This may he All right for tho i,hiIa
dclphia management. II looks like
they are doing u very patriotic thing.
hut L" the outsider IL looks like a
raw deal
For instance. the management re-
Iuires three tickets to be purchased
This means that :5,0oc Philad"iphinns
VINO want to see the "pcnn. gam"
must buy tickets for the next two an
the nome grounds. II they can no,
see al three, they will dispose OF the
remaining pastebOardE, ana n:tturolI,
anyone trying 1" get enc viii be
gougcd to the limit
fiamndon-:i sidney supporters wish it
made known that the TIGERS scored on
y. NJ. l. Cadets on last SATURDAY.. al
though the accounts Of the game fail
10 show il. They realize that il wns
q mistake or oversight, on the part of
correspondents. but want the football
followers to know that the team made
4 better showing than the score would
indicate.
The financial standing Of the club
VII! b. fully explained in detail \
plan for putting forth Il good team
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-03
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY
-, Louis, ~ Pittsburgh, l.
Chicago. - Cincinnati. 3 Inrst camel
'ih'i nnIti. 3; Chicago. u tsccond rnme)
totirr games postponed; rnin.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-03

hampdcn-iidn supporters wish II
made known that the Tigers scored on
y. VI. l. cadets on last Saturday. al
though tho accounts of the game fan
l" SHOW IT. They realize that ii was
mistake or oversight, ON the part of
correspondents. but want the football
l"ioWrrs l" KNOW that the team made
4 better showing than the score wonid
indicate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-03

The financial standing of INC cl,h
VIII b" fully explained in detail \
plan for putting forth II good team
next season viii he outlined and IL is
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{lttsl,tIyul,
Totals 81 ! e..4 wotals....el 4e;i.

'3at'ed Tor MHmauN IN seventh
Score hy innings: n
Pittsburgh ..............o q o.
- Louis zee. ...........0 o q -
Summary: Runs-Baird. Smith. HYATT Bet
Iol Two has" htt-lohnstou Three ba az
H.ItS-',i"soh; Hnith stolen hascs-Miller
GONZALES. Earned uns-pi,tsburgh. !: -
Louis, B. Stcriuce hts--Dolan. : Double
hHses-. nit'sbuJE, :: ST Louis { Rascs 49,,
,IlHs-9h han'nuN, =; off Amcs. !. I'!ts-off
NhnnnN y in . innings; off Harmon o III ..
innings. Struck 1ut-Sy MamauN {. hv tI,r
r Nm ny A!nrs. .. umpircs Or,h and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-03
OF THE CLUBs.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Pittsburgh az Cincinnati
~. Louis nj Chicago
tNo other games Schehulrd)
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4 AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY

GAMES YESTERDAY
Washington. 3: Boston. I (first camel
Washington. 3; Boston, 3 (srcnud game
ten innings.
Detroit. d; Cleveland -
Chicago, 3 81. lomis, u Cfrst gamrI
Chicago, q; ~. Louis ,second rnm,,
Philadelphia New York ,rninD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-03
EIKSE GAME.
Total..-ca :: { :

summary Runs-iIoblitzcl, Judge {.
'iilan. Jameson. Two base hi,s-judcc Con
molly stolen haScs-.l ohuSon. G Milan
Earnel rins-S Boston. i. Washington. -" sac
riuce hit-Stott Double plav--Fho'raS 20
.Ianvrin. Left or bases Boston. / Wash
ingtou. First base on errors Boston. >.
Washington : Bases OF hallS--on Woou, ::
of Ruth. .. III Johnson, :. Eits-ot WOOD.
ny pitcher-by johnson. = .unvriAb. struck
put-hy johnson. (. by Wood. = nv Ruth,
:. utrpi-es n.Louchlin and HilGcbrand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-03
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
CANES NEs1,I.nn.r

GAMES YESTERDAY
.''E"' y; Pittsburgh, FIRST gamc)
lineage O. Pittsburgh. 3 tsccond ynne)
Nc"'fh, Baltimore. ! (flrst camel
Newark, 3: baltimore. = Isrcond co,ne,
hnhrns city. I: ~. Louis l.
BROOKLYN buffalo (rainl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-03

For instance. the management re-
quires three tickets TO be purchased
rms means that 2',oon Philadoiphinns
VINO want TO see the opcuin. gam.
must buy tickets for the next two on
the home grounds II they can no,
see al three, they will dispose Of the
anyone trying /" get one viii be
gougcd to the limit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-03
STANDING OF THE ctrps
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

80 Cleveland at Detroit.
go other games schcduled)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-03

This may he All right for tho rhiIa
dclphia management. II looks like
thty are DONG q very patriotic thing.
raw deal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-03

No wonder the Charlottesville lads
ana the Georgetown supporters painted
things red last night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-03
STANDING or TIE CLUBS.

WHERE THEY rTAY TODAY
Baltimore NJ Newark
hanrao City ut ~. Louis
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-03

Baseball. for the once, was shuntcd
70 The background. Practically all of
the scores Of tclephous Inquiries at
inns Office last night were i'm regard to
the football results some were in
clined TO doubt the vcra'city Of the
dopc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-03
SPIDERS DOWN SOLDIERS
CONTINUED from First papel

brought the ba,! TO the four-yard line
when the gam" ended
Rd. Col Position. Blues
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-03
lcIrlr,,l.
Detroit

Tor,ls :! 1875. u . Totals 81 = 81 -
Dated tur Mitchell IN ninth.
zone ont when winning run scored.
Gated FOR Bnlnnd ia ninth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-03

AS far as the Philadelphia manage
VIII be Qua hcr city AFFAIR solely 4
local ian who sent Il certified check to
me fhllle MANAGEMENT. received his
check back. and was politely tolI ,r,,
outsiders would not lac CON idcred until
after the home folks had had their
turn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-03

IL was day OF football upsets In
addition to the defeat OF Yale. George
town also put il ON the Annapois
Cadets. the Hilltoppers winning from
the Navy. TO u.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-03

Virginia turned the trick on Yale
yesterday, and for another year the
bulldog viii pull at it's leash before
tncN can come back at the Orange and
Blue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-03

Jack Dunn, developer of Long"
Shore. is anxious for his protcgc to
meet the great. Alexander in the open
ing game. Dunnic writes that shore
VIII show the fans a few things. and
mat Alex VIII he required to 80 his
best to get the better OF the former
Oriolc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-03

Well. the coin has been tossed, and
l'niindelphia gets the first two games
OF the worlds series. The first viii he
played on Friday and the next on Sat
urday in the city of Brotherly Love
boston gets the third and fourth II
the NTH is necessary, IL goes TO phila
dclphia. and the sixth to Boston An
other toss viii decide the crucial bat
tlcSround II n seventh game is re-
puircd to decide the supremacy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-03

\ large party Of local baseball fan.
VIII leave here on Wednesday night for
OF The series 1t had been hoped by
them that they could ccI reservations
for the games. hut j, hay been learned
Get tickctS
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-08
PLAN COMMENCEMENT

EAST GERMANTOWN. Ind. April
8.-The annual commencement OF the
common schools Of Jackson township
will be held at the Evangelical church.
East Germantown. on Saturday even
Ing. April II. The graduates are
Fanny Petty and Lena Slonaker OF
District No. /; Wilbur Murray and
Sophronia Martin Of District No. 2;
Neva Bertsch Of District No. 8; Ruby
o. Lannard and Perry A. Paul Of Dis
trict No. 1. and Mabel Harris. Forrest
Hiday and Sherl Winter OF District
No. s. The Milton orchestra will fur
nish the music The class address will
be delivered by Rev. C. w. Whitman
OF Liberty, the diplomas will be pre-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-08

pEGDJ1 G1LaI.S.
Adophe Pegou daring French aviator brought down
German Tae which he attacked Ste Menehoud when alone
patrol duty April Pegoud attacked the German aircraft
earth with Shots He then landed and took
prisoners the German pilot and his observer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-08
COMPANY
ELECTS new BOARD
German Mutual Holds An
nual Meeting With Many
Members Present.

With more than one hundred men,
bers attending. the annual meeting Of
the German Fire Insurance company,
held in the hose house, South Ninth
and E streets, last night, showed a
spirited contest for the election Of the
board of directors, which meets to-
night to organize and elect officers.
The following are members of the
board: Casper Jelly, Henry Bode,
George Cutter. Mark Sostmeyer, Will
liam Klopp, ST., Eberhard Betenbrock.
Ben Airing, William Miller, Charles
Hunemeier. Joseph Schepman and Ed
femme.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-08
WELFARE SOCIETY
BECOMES ACTIVE

Tho first meeting Of the st. An
drew's School Welfare Society, follow
ing Lent, was held Tuesday after.
noon. Only q few Of the members
were present, and no business matters
ware taken up. Members expressed
themselves as being satisfid with the
new domestic science work which was
beig taught In the parochial school.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-08
Should Not Feel DISCOURAGED.

So many people troubled with In
digestion and constipation have been
benefited by taking Chamberlain's
Tablets that no one should feel dis
couraged who has not given them a
trial They contain no pepsin or
other digestive ferments but strength
en- the stomach and enable 1t to per-
form it's functions naturally. Obtain
able everywhere.-adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-08

scented by C. o. Williams. county SUI
perintendent, and Rev. Hollopeter will
give the invocation and beEedict!on.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-02

recommends that this year the farm.
ers raise the beans so as 70 have a
good supply of seedson hand for next
year which may be disposed of a
good profits in the county, thus pre-
venting Marion countysmoney from be-
ing sent to distant seed houses for
seed. The Wilson Black and the Me:
dunn Green beans are recommends
by Mr.. Smith as, the best varieties,
The cultivation Of table beans is
strongly recommended by the state
agricultural college at Morgantown, as
there is a great demand for such beans
in this county, especially among the
miners. lis said that Marion county
merchants have declared theiriwilling-
ness to purchase this fall the entire
the beans for table use as well, at
very liberal prices. The price otteFed
for the stock beans will be about 70
a bushel, It is said.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-02
HFEREs DEsIGN OF POLY GOWN FOR VARIOUS OCCASIONS.
pritned in America,

MISS up.To:Date no longer firts
with a fan-when she firts she hlrts
With a mutt. When she dances she
carries an9armful OF hlmy, fluffy ma
line and ribbon. when she talks be:
tween dances she toys with a nun OF
Maine or tulle instead Of a fan OF os;
fitch or ivory.
tarhe summer mutt may look ike a
frivolous thin but it's very. practical"
SAYS Miss Virginia Rape, whose ar
fistic conceptions Of fashion have
made her famous as creator OF ortgi-
nal style! Besides adding a tou ss o.
softnsss and; color to a pretty trock
as q Convenient little receptacle Tor
lie vanity box-and other things that
i poGketless girl never knows what TO
do With
MISS Rappe's mutf is made of oys-
tef color pyocade satin, covered with
six yards ot white maline tied with
buccaneers OF II China blue water silk
ffbbonI tied in a. four-in-ha X
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