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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07
Driving Manufacturers Abroad.

Commenting on the decrease in our
exports of agricultural Implement
from $40, 600 900 in 1913, a Republican
year. to $10;OOO,O00 fiscal year 1915, q
report or the Department of Commerce
says:
the recent establishment of great
plants in Russia and France, financed
and controlled by American capital,
for the manufacture Of farming ma
chinery-"
This is but another instance of the
Democrats placing the blame ON a
condition of affairs which they created.
BY placing farm implements on the
free list they encouraged American
capital to go abroad, erect mills and
employ foreign labor, after having
either closed up its mills. or reduced
the number of hands employed here.
Harvester Company can possibly at
ford to do such thing. A represen-
tative of this company appearing be-
fore the ways and means committee,
said that the International needed no
protective duties, burt he hoped, the
committee would give protection to
the numerous small companies in this
country. The Republicans gave the
small men a protective duty of fifteen
per cent, which enabled them to run.
Then came Mfr. Underwood, with
his bunk for farm consumption. Free
trade IN farming implements would
give the farmer cheaper plough.
witness the result mentioned. Now
the farmer will get his plough at the
same old price, or a little higher but
the number of men who consumed his
farm products will be reduced, or their
purchasing power decreased, and the
small farm implements men will ultf-
mately be pushed to the wall. Don't
blame the big men for going where
they have a free American market
Blame the Democratic law. 1t is an
unusual Democratic tariff law which
does not work both ways to our dis
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07
THE sEARCHIIGHT
Latest MeWs from the E1olds OF
s1k9ncs. 1dnsattpn an6 M
"a. , Z. 2: y e. 4 e. . (
PAPER CLOTHES.

Long before paper had come into
such general use In other parts of the
world, It was being Utilized in Japan
for many purposes for which cloth
was used in other countries. such az
handkerchiefs, napkins and even
stockings.
The Japanese stocking is frequent
" a length OF soft, tough paper,
wrapped around the foot and ankle
as a protection from the cold. Paper
shirts haYe been worn as winter
clothing by the Japanese for centur-
les. The paper used Is of q special
kind manufactured from the inner
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07

bark of the mum tree ~ = pe-
SJtltaf pro g (
ESttM warm shirts are manNfac=
turedgoK two sheets OF this paper,
with sheet Of Wadding between
tsssse % sa2ssly apt Is p gs9s
EfesatsF paeilty fhEn might be ez-
peS8ed, and they are yetY warm.
The R4lktaH goYerament n nov sup
plying fkpueahdS 0f these paper
9hitts to fts soldiers. who aRpfectate
their Tight weight They are Also
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07
The DsA ILY
NO v = Z /. !. E = 7 Z TE
with all your faults love you stiH.
aRenarked her lover, Alphine Gull
. 81. .. s. .: .
HAPPY EVER. AFTER.

with all your faults love you stu.
.Remarked her lover, Alpine Quill;
suddenly, nine=tenths way through
q kiss, he pushed her from him with
q hoarse cry.
shouted in a hoarse voice to match
the cry. II am a man with terrible
past, and it is your right to know.
You will send me away forever when
Il tell you that have a mania for
burning things. When I was a boy
burned down our house and as a
young man 1 set fire to the college.
Only last week I stole out In the dead
OF night and set fire to a police sta
ton
three In all.
"Alplnine!" she cried, now 1t will be
easy for me to tell you the secret
that has been knawing, knawing to
be told ever since our engagement.
have an inherited loatlling for chill
dren and can seldom resent the
temptation to send them poisoned
you make me so happy. Beati-
tude!,r' he exclaimed. THAT makes
US event
And he caught her to him hercely
and didn't let her go>for hours.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07
BRISTOL

BRISTOL. Aug. The annual pic
MO Of the Tenntle district, Sunday
school Association was held Thurs
day az the park on the lands Of the
East salem DEVELOPMENTS. Company.
near the new. glass faetory ugt west
OF here. and was attended by an enor-
NOUS crowd of people The weather
was lovely. Although the sun shone
straight down and sent the mercury
shurtiing skywaTd. a cool, soothing
breeze blew throughout the entire day,
making the occasion, most delightful,
ana long to be remembered.
Theiice cream festival given by Vel
ter Foru,an Lynch on Inc ian run Sat
urday evening. July g. was almost a
failure because of q wlafn OF fate
whithfsent an electrical. storm at just
the critical hour hen the people we're
ready to start The festival was held
aa ann announced. hoYsvsr, . after t..s. me 4e
$14. Is met,
Charle15 the twoSyearsold d son OF
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Salem THURSDAY.
"A dEon OF Mr.. and Mrs. Worthiugton
Marsh, of saGlemaF,o rkr creek who aias
been. quite III OF q -etoplachi disorder
for several days, is convalescent-l
a representative of the National
Map Company, Of Indlanapolis Ind,
was delivering maps of West Virgins
throughout this section the drA OF
the week. 1t appears that there was
some nlisund between the
Representative and several persons
because they did not l1nd erstand upon
his former visit ne was securing their
Consequently they would not accept
the map upon delivery the repre-
|sentattve's temper was decidedly cleo
trica1 on mora than olae Socca si6a.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07

not been made. one is that Great
Britain is still playing q waitine
game waiting until her allies ex-
ihaust themselves in order that It may ma,
WIN the credit for victory in the hna "a
test Of strength. The other theory
lis that the allies are weaker r., th a
ever theory may be correct. there re-
mains the doubt whether Great Brit
aims allies will be willing to continue
their sacrifices unless substantial ala
is given to them.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07

senator Phelan is wholly unfeeling
IN his report on the Sullivan case. -
SAYS nobody could ever have thougnt
sullivan at for diplomatic post, con
sidering his education, training, tenn
perament and antecedents. This is
to be taken as a backhanded slap al
sisted on appointing Sullivan even
after Bryan had become suspicious OF
Suuiyan'a endorsements.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07

It "a said t1lat the idea of creating
: navy board composed of such men
as Thomas A. Edison, Orville Wright
/. and Henry Ford. was first suggested
i q young man in the Office OF Assist
ant Secretary Roosevelt. The author
of the first real good idea the secre-
tary has had in two years should pc
given prompt recognition and pro-
motion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07

Mr.. Bryan says he does not dea sl
with subjects until they are capaple
al solution. That is why he delaysu ~
the slaughter of Champ clark IN I ~
aIen5fies his delay in going after MT.
Wilson. He is waiting for Wilson 70
get thoroughly ripe before picking
him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07

l|L ANl eAs

IN tSa r1nwar vest fields 81
weat vfrssSIs5s fa,1 ~ rf,nmy,,af;{3ns are
reSS ss fnt ssss mid rs more than
the i,siai RIM; a SiI-v- NOES a1d very
iight produiars, In the Burning
lsnrines dfstrfcts IN Writ County. ROB
s4ta t Rroti,sra i, t. n 1.om nietsh ana
nat M az uaii ~, ia r 20.
frsc+ sSd ~ 4 T,ar a.
S,,St,5 Il, z .iS{ fs<y5 4, m sane
r., e, 3
fIona Ne - - hs, coIn
niSfsa Ma a, teef 5Ii On The NJ
al Mead nm 1oc5 An N he Waters
~ FSSi. R,n sTd II q ! si snatar s;
fast wgst ~ 4I, 4, lest Veil
rs,isd N IA s Ss farm
Ma ,v;5s5a 81 Il, =. 11n1o1 diatrict
lpias san+ ..ts,,S+v tha q ;15arican Or
fnAva1onmanf Cominafiv has completed
M NJ 81, ia E,s "a I'M
fhrn1;ab fi,xss NfaYon sanTi ana has 4 90
"a; rrsi IA, sI<g M f,Irn n, f,a Mac
lfarlan poooI. on the waters OF indian
+ fsrasIs Il, AS1innI,y fifkfIfct Roan.
ca,I4y m i, 4 sconanany
=. ~ 81
Efeh Msy!we1i SaiTs, snr,onaftvs and have
= IVAN IEei 1Ssr ds,y mn, from 81
Esa1t sand FORMATION. n 4
- wa.,,i,,s,t S1isf;.fct pIeasants
county! the the : Wa AZ. OH Company.
colo meter ia third test wen on
tha n Fs ~ Ana a M 4 farm through
~ = ~, s,.a 81 81 AZ .l,.v
b hi S1G IN srno Sfst cr . II Contra,
49,. n. -, ar,,,,fv f41,s Hon.
lS
| tt, sas & t<ss,t Ell n, the robias
SToaSa ts,r,,5 M n ia f,owinp for q
\ ,,s,. law nrodncer fron,
80 isie r, ~, sand Thia we'll ia To-
suta15 t en NJ - Tar+iwast ~ tho same
800 go. g nv,ss 57,Jtia1 test veil on the
I1ia : NIX IN. a.. :. - m, Tn TIA old Riue
$500, M 4, .Hi1l5s ,7;at,iSf Kanawha
@ ea'se4 ng +Ss - nbin A EneI oil Gomnanv
1 sSSt IL M 10 ven on the q. =.
s w. iss go 49, ana n rasnondad nv In
i 1870 IL e,,t,,n5 f,.ni;, fsSG barrels
- ISIS $3.50 n +t,a eI3si,in fwen-
~ ~ to.ss
NJ LII z -,1,a, hv ,,,,tnown mar
+tas us - We test nasr Boseda1a IN I6:ax-
ton county IS eo@p e,a d1st 1h Roane
-. ss4nas t,,a obso E1al OIL Comnang
~. ,s- ~, "a 1;ts second TEST wen
lts.s 8 ~ ~ Tf,,s
sa ~ IT, 500 fsst sa,S II OF the
e fst ySsii IN ti,e n. 3
s sa sel ..... z
- ~ : = = A 1st.rts M.
y. u,as,,iT 800, l1istrict I.incofn
aa,,,,+, ne Csrfer oil company has
startsd - driI1 Tia No. II, wen On the
I TO- IN Moore farm The location Is
s SS. yaat .'A soTfhe "a, Of. the same com
No ~. instSsl test wa11 on the Joseph
| a Alien farm IN Duyal district,
| ss,, H ! county. the South Penn OIL
| COMPANY has g rig completed IoI It's
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07
An Evening Echo.

Whatever the number OF man an. :
friends, there will be times IN ms NJ
o ,s,is11 one enemy he IS lucky indeed II
he has not one too many.-LYTToN.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07
NaTICEs.

The arm Of a. j. Wright and Cor
don have dissolved partnership and I
Win not be sresponsfbl8 for an deFbt9
contracted by. the said A. VIRGIN
(Sfgned) ROY A61GORDON
Jane Levy w. Va. August g. = 91'5.s +
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07

The number OF one and .two51
family dwellings In Brooklyn are1
1850 and 4s.6oo, rsspscttyely.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-07

Commenting on the decrease in our
exports OF agricultural Implement
from $40, 900. 900 in 1913, a Republic
year. to $10;OOO,O00 fiscal year 1915, q
-,.+ 80 +t1n Hana ~ on of Comm cree
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-06
Picnic
REQUESTS

Picnic outfit consisting Of
table cloth, plates and napkins
to match. Price 10c.
Straw Porch Mats, SC while
they last.
Sternan's Canned Heat
'Grills, Stoves, Coffee Mach
Camping outfits of all kinds.
Prices the lowest.
Sternan's Canned Heat, 1Oc'
can.
4 cups, nested in sanitary
cover with handles, 81 90.
6 cups, nested in sanitary
cover with handles, 81. 25.s
Hawkeye refrigerator Bas-
.kets are the joy and delight of
all Ohio and picnic parties,
SIS. 90 up.
Thurmos Bottles to keep the
food and liquid hot or cold for
forty-eight hours. Prices
$1.5O to $500.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-06
True Values
Social and Personal

Items for department They may
the Telegas editorial telephones:
Owing to limitations and
runs, Items sometimes found
9 as q of this department.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-06
day for an automobile trip of ten days
to Chicago. Madison and Detroit.

day for an automobile trip of ten days
to Chicago, Madison. and Detroit.
Mrs. G. H. Gordon left Thursday
night for Vermont, where she will visit
Miss Ella Noel White, of Preston
burg Ky, is visiting at the home OF
her cousin, Miss Augusta Jacox. on
Wilson street.
Miss Victoria Dudley, of Parkers-
burg. Is visiting the Misses Frances
and Edith Stone.
Major Melville S. Jarvis. of the
United States army, who. with Mrs.
Jarvis, has been spending the sum
mer at Mt. Lake Park, Md, is now
relatives in Clarksburg.
Mr. and Mrs. M. ]. Henderson, o.
ZOE Mulberry street, have returned
from trip to Atlantic City, and other
eastern cities.
NJ. ]. Henderson has gone to Pitst-
burg on business trip.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ryan and daughter,
Mrs. ]. ]. Devine, and son, James, Jr.,
are visiting friends at Weston
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Summers will
leave tomorrow for Indianapolis and
Marion, Ind, for an extended visit to
friends.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-06
81 water and allowed to stand ov

HIBHI. IN
To cook perfectly simmer the fruit
over low blaze until tender.
Add sufficient water to make a
clear but rather thin syrup.
serving plain, but may be used for
a number of dainty DESERTS.
Prune and apricot whip or soufde
are nice ways to serve these fruits for
luncheon or dinner desserts.
To obtain the best. results In serv-
ing the s.ewed fruits for Breakfast
reheat them in double boiler, juss
before serving.
This restores their flavor.
Sweeten Just before serving or pass
powdered sugar with them.
Prunes, peaches or aprfcots may be
slightly cooled and served with
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-06
Reception for visitors.

Complimentary to their guest, Miss
Victoria Dudley. OF Parkersburg. the
Misses Frances and Edith Stone en-
tertained from to 8 O'Clock at a
beautifully appointed reception Thurs
day evening in their home on Carr
avenue. Upon the arrival OF the
guests. fruit punch was served on the
Nesanda by Miss Ruth Gaylord and
MISS Irene Knox. Golden dahlias and
japanese lilies formed the floral deco
rations of the rooms and q color
scheme of pink and white was carried
out in all the floral decorations and
appointments OF the dining room,
where a large mound OF pink Japanese
lilies and asparagus vines embellished
the table Miss Virginia GAYLORD and
Miss Louise Boughner presided. and
We're assisted by Miss Edith Stone in
serving ices and other refreshments:
During the reception a well selected
program OF music was rendered. The
guest list included about sixty OF their
young friends.
Return from Camp.
The Pfnnickinnick Camp Fire Girls
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-06
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Roberts and
Roberts. and G. G. Scott left Thurs
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-06
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN
To Servo Fruit,

New ways Of serving prunes ana
apricots and peaches are
always acceptable to the housewirs.
To get the best results from these
really valuable fruits prepare as fol-
lows:
Take one pound Of the select drieo
fruit and after putting IN a sauce
pan cover with boiling water and ag.-
tate to remove dust.
Pour this water on. put the fruit
In a sieve and allow the cold water
to finish the cleansing process.
The fruit may be covered with cold
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-06
.al:soi1s-S0 M!de ls
The Messnqe oftlse Hour IS Ice Cream

of this appeared
IN a paper g. 1886 and reads:
Ladies gentlemen be supplied with ice
day at the City Tavern by their humble
servant Joseph Grove
custom serving ice has since
millions homes ice creams and
ices have become regular part Of their menui
you having often enough? Have given
family realize how quick
" easily and simply it can be made?
have complete stock of ALASKA freezrs
invite you and select yours.
Every the that be whipped
the fighter, smoother
dasher
designed the slotted
With aeratng ared whipping
every particle The result delightful
texture, deicacy and blending of flavor.
of the ALASKA Freezer high and
the they about inches higher than
together with the ALASKA Dasher
thorough beating.
freezing according packing the salt
easy to have often-every
hot weather When falys appedes vanish tempt them
fruit water sherbets
punches!
Get one now
they just While these freezers
off.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-06
aIsons SO1ldel
Canning
Suggestions

capped Jelly SxAhSSs
and huted, 18c doz.
3. q. Seal JARS (the genu-
Pints. 75c doz.
Quarts, 85c.
1-2 gallon, 81. 10.
1 at. Stone Preserve of.
Pickle Jars, 1Oc each.
l-2 gallon Stone Preserve
or Pickle Jars, 1Oc each.
/ gallon, 15c each.
.Parowax for keeping fruit
alright, 10c lb. carton.
Preserving Kettles In apro-
fusion of sizes and grades,
from 1Oc to $500.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-06

have returned from Terra Alta, where
they enjoyed a delightful outing at the
Terra Alta camp for ten days. They
were chaperoned. by Mrs. Frank 6.
Bland and Mrs. Ada BouEhner.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-06
Dance at County club.

The regular fortnightly dance will
be given at the Country Club this even
ing. All guests attending will leave
on the 1880 o'clock interurban car. A
program of dance music will be rem
dered by the Cadenza orchestra.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-06
Festival at Fair Grounds.

The women of the Methodist Profess
tant church will hold an ice cream
festival at the fair grounds this even
ing and every one Is cordially invited
to attend. Ice cream, cake and ices
will be served.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-06
CoHman Reunion.

The annual reunion of the Coff-
man family will be held at the ola
CoRman home on Robinson's Run.
near Lumberport. Sunday. Angus
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-06
Sale 81 Raked I. Good.

SdI6 OF B4keu .GOOu9s
The Oterbein Sisters of the United
Brethren church at Northvfew will
hold sale of baked goods Saturday
In the basement Of the Northview
public school house for the benefit of
the new church.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-06
ALUMINIUM

AT 29c there are 100 pieces
of aluminium worth twice the
price asked, consisting of.stew
pans, frying pans, Berlin
Sauce pans and small cookers.
TABLE No. 2 at Soc.
Are SO pieces of aluminium.
in Berlin Kettles, doublelip
sauce pans, preserving kettles
and Berlin sauce pans.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-06
Don II Buy a Refrigerator BIZ
the Shine

whether the
value of a refrigerator down points:
insulation, other words composition packed
circulation cold, dry
prevent the food going bad.
points after
your food, up your like
highly of the following refrgeraors they
met efficient, service.
Refrigerators
only these Refrigerators at 20
per
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-15

merc cutting that will real and last until
known firm Of Jack London Co., acknowledged the world be the
Canada with ideas crowng the old entire method
and cutting prices low that all thoughts profits will be entirely oeoe
the best bargains s Bryan Texas and he back with big
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-15

They mes
stacks win
the belief OF the exactng Of
there misead
with
a
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-15

100 dog Laies' and Mems black
and tan Hose. 10c grade. & .06
Mems large white hemstitched
Handkerchiefs. &c grade 80. OF
Ladies' white Handkerchiefs, &c
biuuc ............... w
500 dog. white Pearl Buttons, &c
grade ..................... OF
Good grade Pins. per package. on
100 doz. fine lead Pencils, sc
srdue ................ VI
5000 yds. standard Calico every
morning from 3 to 10 o'clock,
limit 10 yds. to customer, 10
yds. for rs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-24
NEGRO BURGLAR
CONFESSES CRIMES
DESCRIBES THE MANN 4 II IN
WHICH HI, RAIDED PETERS
BURG HOMES.

Petersburg Va. Jan. 23.--WaIter
Flowers. the negro burglar arrested by
the Richmond authorities at the re-
quest of Chief of Police Ragland and
returned to Petersburg last evening
has made full breast Of his
burglaries which he committed in this
city in the homes of Mcss~s. Hatcher
Seward. S. b Hoag and DR. A. r.
Bagby Wednesday night
Flowers is rather talkative and re-
cited his story In boastfui spirit. HIS
statement is substantially rs follows;
He came TO Petersburg from Rich
imond. arriving here at 7.l5 o'clock
Wednesday evening and about 3
-+,,a4+4ek entered the hef+4+---uf Mr..
Seward at tho head of Sycamore Street
through a parlor window, Finding the
room comfortable and divan con-
venient, he lay down and slept until
bout 1I:30 o'clock, when Mir Seward
came in to eXtingush the lights for
the night; would have shot Mr.. Sew
ard had he been discovered. He de-
scrtbed his successful visits to the
home Of Mr. Hoag and Dr. Baghy, and
how he entered the. premises and his
procedure.
Flowers is about twenty-one years
old and is a native of North Carolina,
In the Police Court this morning he
was sent on to the Hastings Court for
trial
The Petersburg police are very
grateful. especially to Police Sergeant
Kellam. for the Negroes capture.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-24
TOKEN Of ESTEEM To
RETIRING COURT CLERK

Petersburg, Va. Jan 20 Robert
Gillian. ST., who retires from the Of
fee OF the clerk of the courts OF
Petersburg on February /. after serv-
ing in that capacity faithful and eff
ficiently for twenty-seven years was
fittlngly remembered by the Peters
burg bar at this mornings session or
The Hastings Court, when presented by
the bar through HeHv-+94chard II.
Davis. with handsome solid silver
pitcher and waiter as token of their
regard and esteem.
Mr.. Gilliams monogram is artistic
ally engraved on the pitcher, and on
The. bottom of the waiter Is engraved
the name Of every member of the
Petersburg bar each of whom con-
tribnted 10 the cost of the testimonial
on the waiter is engraved: Present
ed by the Petersburg Bar To Robert
Gillian, Cleric of the Courts. 1883
1915"
In making the presentation Mr.
Davis spoke in the most fitting terms,
which was responded to feelingly by
the recipient
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-24
new YORK TO STATE
INTERCITY DOUBLES

New York. Jan 2s.--New York
earned the right 10 hold the Inter
city doubles racquets cup today by
beating Philadelphia in both matches
PLAYED at the Racquet and Tennis
Club. George NJ. Heckscher and J. c.
Waterbury captured t.e rrst match
for New York from r X. Cassatt and
G. S Bromley the Quaker team, in
four straight games st 1910, 1915,
s1s-s. i5-S In the closing match,
STANLEY Mortimer and c. - Fell van
quished !. W Wear and N-i}sou Pot
ter. four games 10 one, at 9-i5. }5-6,
ISIS. 1919. 15-S As New York had
broken even with the Philadeiph!ans
In the drss matches 81 the series IT
Tsliladel ph4s last week, tndays 1oHble
victory gave them the series Nv a
, score Of - ] The New Workers
Eorre6 the r2selves further az the eN-
pensa a. Their brethren from Phila-
selphia by downing the visitors IN an
exhibition doubles court tennis match.
In tbs T@vne WEs3tney and Larry
WATERBURY, defeated ~. - r Hahu
ard c ". Bccckes. az IS. as SO.
Ga