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NATL. GUARD
TO OPEN CAMP
ANNUAL AFFAIR WILL BE HELD
AT PARkERSBURG WITH ADJ.
GEN. BOND IN CHARGE.
Companies VIII Arrive Today-MaIor
Wallace, v. S. A., Will be Instrue-
tor-Wlll be Success.

Special Dispatch to the IntslllEencer.
PARKERSBURG. w. Va, Aug. S.
The annual encampment OF the West
Virginia troops open here tomorrow.
Monday. Arrangements are complete
for what promises to be one of the
most successful encampments that
has yet been held. Adjutant General
John c. Bond. who arrived Saturday
afternoon with Major Charles A.
Wood and Major George NJ. Ford. OF
his office. and pitched his camp. pre-
diets very successful encampment,
and says he never felt better In his
life.
With General Bond came Major
William Wallace. OF the United States
army who will be the chief instruc-
tor OF the two regiments. including
six battalions and twenty-five com
panies. Col c. r. Morrison Is in com
mand of the Second and Col. c. r.
Jolliffe IL in command OF the First
regiment
The rifle range has been completed
and IS regarded as one Of the best in
this section OF the country Great
care was taken in its construction,
under the direction Of Captain J.
Arthur Watson. Il Is a thousand yard
RANGE WIN lulTNl targets. MAJOR
Lester Ridenour will be the chief
range officer and Captain Benjamin
Cole. Capt. John W. Mason. Jr.. and
Capt Cornelius l. Burdette will be
his assistants.
Major Wallace announced that the
assistant instructors from the United
States Army assigned for duty here.
are Lieutenant Richard Wethereu ana
Lieutenant John 7 Harris and Major
y Buck Of the medical corps.
Companies Arrive Today
The various companies will come
In by special trains tomorrow ana
will march 10 the two camps when
are separate. but both near the shat.
tuck park fair grounds on the South
Side. where the drills and maneuvers
will be held
The Spencer company and the
Ravenswood company will arrive IN
special coaches attached 10 train NO
~ on the Ohio River division
The MartInsburg Terra Alta and
Kingwood companiea will come bv a
special including the Narfinsb1rE
band and tho Piedmont hospital
corps. The Llttlefon Morganfown
and Fairmont cOmp8rIra uIu com. in
Ia special The Buckhanuon. sutton.
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were. George Butts. Frank Vessel.
Architect George s. Mooney. Rev. wil.
liam Schultz. o. W West and J. o.
Beans. At the close OF the ritualistic
exercises Architect Mooney ordered
the stone placed Charles Schmidt
an expert mason had charge OF plac-
ing the X. Of p. box as well as apply
ing the mortar for the permanent To-
cation Of the stone. Owing to the fact
that no hole was cut in the stone for
the box containing the contribution OF
the board Of education. Il was NOT
placed. However a hole will be cut
today and the box containing the
names Of all the pupils as well as the
names of those who took part in the
exercises Will be placed some time the
first Of this week
Arbenz Address.
At the close OF the ceremonies in
connection with the laying OF the cor
nerstone. Hon. John y. Arbenz. Grand
Chancellor was called on and dellv-
cred splendid address. Mr. Arbenz
spoke In part as follows: 4 wish TO
thank the members OF the board or
education by whose privilege We are
allowed 70 conduct this exercise Z
wish 70 thank YOU for having officers
Who are interested In the town OF
Fulton and A. a result Of the construc-
ton Of this building the children viii
reap a harvest In years 10 come IN
20 FAR a. We have free institutions
can We expect our government 10 on
dure for all time The Pythian order
always stands for the law. the rirnt
and for good our great order goes
back four thousand years Am I my
brothers keeper told BY Pythiagoris.
who said life gas not complete Ne
must care Tor those who are In need
and Tor the friendship ~ home ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-09
TINE NEWEST REMEDY FOR
BACKACHE, RHEUMATISM AND DROPSY.

Kidney. Bladder and UrIe Acid trou.
Dies brnE misery tu many when
Tho Kidneys ere weak or diseased.
those natural filters do not cleanse
fhn blood sufficiently. and the roIsons
or" carried to an parts ~ the body
bore follow depression. aches ana
pains. leay.noss. drow ness. irrra-
billy. headache. rhHlIrasa ana rreu.
ua''am. in some people there arc
sharp pains In The back and Iofra.
d.strosFinE bladder disorders ana
sometimes obstinate dr0rsy The uric
acid F0uefImra forms into gravel or
kidney stones When The uric ACID
aNnrfa'ho WusrIra and f0irfa. Do
causes lurhaFo. rheumatism. fout or
fc.afica This DEL The time 10 Try
hu.urir"
During digestion uric acid Is on.
4orhod into me system from meat
eaten. and even from veFetbies. Inc
poor kidneys cot tired and hackacne
boeins This o. rood time TO tako
"An-uric." the now discovery OF ~.
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Made OF fine all-white wolfe with
insertions of embroidered organizes.
All sizes from 81 TO 20.
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thias offered himself a. a hostare.
Love yet one another aud upon thls
basis The principle Of our order vas
found Today we have CTNr 30 suo-
ordinate lodges with a MIN osrzhip OF
-e.2zI- II you saut happiness forget
ser and devote your attention 20
others. A. We build 90 shaI the
fruits and results o. oCr labor o.
our order teaches brotherhood. n
teaches you 90 resp.ct your brother
u gives those blessings which an have.
the privilege 10 enjoy n you help
along what achievements may not -
ours n Py1hianlsm could hold an
men bound whlf a world this would
o. Tor good. m conclusion Ne appre-
ciate all the honor you have gwen
Pro- ~. 3. Taylor.
Dr. ". u. Taylor. who spoke on ba-
half % the board Of education de-
livered a splendid address. speaking.
IN part. as follows Friends OF West
virginia. citizens OF Fulton and mem
hcrs Of the board Of education. the II.
forts which you have put forth for
the school building is worth an n
cost and when completed will uro.
duee true spirit OF manhood and
woman hood What f. worth more
II IL not money. Il r. not land. IL is
life. What will Il profit US as citl-
zens Of West Virginia 20 accumulate
the whole world and lose our own
llfes I am glad you have decided 10
erect school building. for there Is
no greater worth than the public
schools OF America. FOREIGNERS
come to America because Il is the
land % their choice The children
are welded together in our schools IN
one great ideal For we are binding
ourselves into one great national life,
We are gathering together the best
OF the world and preserving H. / be-
heve America il the greatest of all
nations whose ideal is not war. but
that OF peace.
The problem OF human life consists
In the development OF life which de
Ponds on activity. No inactive person
can be happy. For happiness de-
ponds on activity. This school means
the building OF great citizenship
Oh the heart aches due to CONNER
cialism. For men are offered by the
thousands TO our commercial ACTIVITY
The greatness OF America depends
upon the intellect OF its citizens. II
you want your boy or girl to accom-
plish anything. give him an education.
Education has a money value. For
example the uneducated receive an
average salary OF $3S2 per year. the
High school graduate SSH and the
college graduate $2.4SO per year. /
would rather give my boy or girl an
education than 10 give them wealth.
but In giving an education you are
giving your children honor and wealth.
| congratulate you upon this auspi-
cious occasion for the school building
will be the center OF the social and
intellectual life OF your town.
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Pierce Tor Kidney trouble and RacE
ache Neglected kidney trouble 10 n.
ron9ihIo for many deaths. and Inc
sufance Company examining doctors
always fest the water ~ an applicant
before q policy will b. issued Have
you over SCI aside a bottle Of water
Tor twenty four houra7 a heavy ae,t
wonf ur settling sometimes indicates
kidney trouble Tho true nature ana
character Of diseases. especially those
f ffo kidneys and urinary ORGANS.
.1n often d. determined by care
'ul chemical analysis and micro.
.cor.ral examination ftIs b. done Nv
expert chemists of ffa Medical STAR
OF fHr IrFal.ls Hotel lf you wish
TO know your condition send q sample
OF your water fn Doctor Tierce's IN.
vaIIds Hotel Buffalo " st.. and de-
scribe your symptoms % viii he n.
amined without any expense 70 you,
and Doctor Fierce or Die star ID
AsaFt.ng Physicians will morn you
ruthfully ADV.
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GER MANS CONTINUE
toonanuod from Firs, Page,


back and that al one place on the
left bank OF the vieprz 10 southwest
Poland-in tho course Of o counter At
tack. some hundreds OF prisoners.
were captured. In addition. near RIGA
M ON the Baltic. Perograd says That
the Germans have been dlsIodgcu
from positions between the DvIna.
Ekau and IA rivers
Berlin Do its latest official cOmmuni-
cation makes no reference TO the
lighting around Rica. and concerning
chat un the Nlsprz merely declares
That the Teutouic uEht wing o. stuI
hEhIIIr
The German war Office reports uat
af segrze. near NovoEeorricysk the
Russian forts have been captured.
that Serock. northeast of the fortress
Has been occupied and that advances
have been made ON fbe Lorna Osfrov
WICKLOW road between One Narew
and the Bus
Farther south ftn Germans arc eair
fu have crossed fu the east bank OF the
FIsfuIa near Warsaw prIrh aouII nut
them into closer touch with The rarri.
pom of fte Polish capital that raa faI.
IUn back ON IrI.a. while between tho
N.s'uIa and rho HIa 'le Russians ron.
Nnuo their retreat norfhward and east.
ward under .h0 pressure 0f Field .dar.
pal won Nrrk0u.su. forces
Speculation Rife.
Speculation aNU BE- rife 60 TO
whether fns Grand Duke Nirr0ins viii
Boz able to brIug his arnIea intact 10
l.. n'HH chosen .ur of drfen saa
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IN THE EAST.

VIENNA. Aug. = Via London. Aug o.
z.sI a. m.-rhe following ofncial com
munication was issued today.
Russian war theatre Tns army OF
Archdukt Joseph Ferdinand. iu tho dis
tIlet between the Nistula ana the We
Pr yesterday. prosecuted It's attack
our attacking forces rcpulsed the enemy
from several lines west OF the Nlsprx
ana occupied lu the afternoon I.ubarf1v
ne river. The repulsed enemy fled ia
disorder across the Nieprz.
south ana southwest OF WieChov our
troops gained FUN success In order
20 parry our attack the enemy counter
attacked Hand 90 hand nghting de-
front and FLANK was driven back across
inc NleprE. The number OF prisoners
taken al Lubartov and Wiechov up 10
yesterday evening aggregated 20 officers
and 5000 men and booty consisting Or
two cannon. eleven machine guns and
"Thresteed b. our troops. who are
Nlctofiously advancing from the south
toward tie lower Nieprz. The Russian
district northwest az IvanForod BEGAN
70 retreat r0rthw early mis-
ms morning pursued b. the Austro-
-Hetveeu the yieprz and the Bug
hghtinE Dr. YructsdirE
In East Galicia the situation is IN
changed
Italian war theatre After renewed
nsatt artillery preparations. strong
l..iIin infantry forces Boo The evening
fr.Hf .f r.aIsry.. ...t ,..,.-f ~ ~ .I'
attach Ha Hr dine ..a. 80 N s... I.
tack. directed arstrst ,f.5,, lI....t
YVES romrI.f.fa rIpIIs.f
.ft t4rt-ff... ~. .-...f d. &C.,
orb annie. rI-'t'.,,. ri, ,,,I' sre
evening f. tnf.rf4. rIrIf r".r., ~
farfrs with fu.. I4ffsrI.a af,a-r.f t,'tl.
TrrHI n..H.. |Hr.rHn f| tr.rf..sr..
rortnwtsf uf ps.a ar aff..t 81. 49,.
fnr.rs carly Ir inc rrrrrfnv or s.trr.
.HE faII.H through tine Hr.' ~ QUO az.
.'I'arr end Infantry Vfro-.rrr,. sr.,ft.
.rE Lon. I... Ift|. and Down WIN
PANS All. -.- Co.,.
.. ..frsu.. ,.-....... 49,. 49, 't ~ r
E..... f...... ....'t.' .'. 20
German .ft... a... .ff... m
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codes tnsr rI... .d..r.a... U... wv.
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continual ..HIIfs UIfn hand r..r.T..
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were not renewed the following day
- yh'iny continues TO deliver vigorous
attaSAs rom the Narew line along the
whole front great forces OF the enemy
sector.
ron the right bank Of the middle VS.
tula The day Of the 7th passed without
any engagements OF Importance. on the
ISit nank or the Nieprz there have been
obsunate rear guard actions. In the
course OF counter attacks we captured
some hundreds Of prisoners. Rstwe,n
the Nieprz and the Bug there has been
on the left bank Of the Bug between
Iolrls ana Iouga We exercised pres
sure successfully on the enemy's ad-
'h nc guards along a wide front
iirinE az some points on the upper Bug.
the ziota LipA and the Dniester.'
sayviliel-The following news items
we're given out today Tor publication
"y Tht -. Onsrsess Newss agency.
or increasing friction between Ffenrh
and British officers on Gallipdu penfn-
ssHla II has been necessary to forbid
French accuse the British Of having iost
c"uiaEe on account Of their heavy loss.s
MiIen di-patch says the British hav-
~, hdsc i've Italian SHIPS filled them
with ballast and sunk them of the
coast nf the Peninsula TO form a BRIDE
Ut we landiug ot heavy artillery. The
Noaslsche Lcituug learns from "A reIfa-
pie source that there h. no truth IN the
report that a British submarine blew up
me bridge between Gallsta and STAN
The central railway station A. Rel
sraue was reduced 70 ashes by the lat
est attack 81 Austrian aviators shin
yards and barracks also were fired
'Ncwspapers Of Athens say that King
ons.autiue has determined personally
with speech .mphasizina fhat An A.
Ntl.sstI4 Tor Ff.gce O. preserve IN
condi uonsl neutrality DURING the war.
- ne only guarantee OF the country =
The t.oksl Anzeiger prints a letter
u@-ea ligooktn. hclEium, July IL. say
inE that when the Dutch steamship Rot
tfrdam was detained hy the British
admiralty lu June she was cornpeI lied
nlEhi between Dover and Calais arpar-
enlly IN the hope thar she would b.
mistaken Tor a british troop snip and
'orpedoes b. a German submarine"
PETROORAn. Aug s.. via London.
81 O. rn.H-Ihe general committees APP
pointed % organize industries for mill
i"f, purpose began their lsbors yes
Ger Fuchkurf. formerly president Of the
..n'" heprefentativer 81 all parts q
Sh' empire attended the COMMITTEES
Addrsssing the committees. NJ Ria
h't'Hlr .fF. fn' MOSCOW millionaire.
.l.a ~ shall retire. Do necessary. a.
far as TIE irHf mountains We shall
hEht to the last man. but. We shall gain
victory
t0NpON. Aug Replying 70 con
era, Ila'inrs from the King ~ Wuerf.
iHmhurE on fhe fall Of Warnaw Emrrr-
~ WiIiiam. according Co. o. press dis
follow Ing
Nart hearty thanks for your cone
fL..aI. IONS Ng con goo 'n the fall %
NnreIu magnificent stop or the road
Ii.H which tna Almighty Hv Tile grace
N.. |fI Ia hitherto -.|rInF on Him r4,
t..f fonrH viii continue Co. tight 70
Hr honorable pence
NNrTEltHNN. Aus via London.
100 o. u a land and rraf attack nr
'." IursIaH positions Uu ssIIIrUI psrIn-
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Our well know "Lastic-
Krotch," Dimity Union Suits
same quality sold everywhere
for soc a suit.
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IN THE WEST.

PARIS. Aug 8. 1915 . m-A not,
made public by the war office fonigf,
save N"
The Germans eudeavorea tossy o..
destroy m NlHurrrf hg meana ~ h.,.g
shells. two allied rFdroplanes our az
batteries Df tho two planes one go.
back ura'fed while tnr. other vas tovgss
into shore uuIHInaEsf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-09

Several hundred yards of
Summer Wash Goods we wish
to dispose OF are marked at Half
OF their former price.
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sula f. announced IN an official conn
munication issued al Coustantinople az
received here today. The Turkish war
oiilce admits the loss % ground. OUT
asserts that In another enlargement thu
Turks captured trenches from the allies
The text o. the report whose date ~
l l,,-.. - not given In the ConstAntinople
Yesterday evening on the DardAnelle,
'front.' In the region 81 Art Rurnu our
left wing captured some trenches from
thc enemy by a surprise attack and pre-
vented him from bringing Up reinforce
Tn the afternoon the enemy. after
long and violent artillery preparation
from land End sea advanced aud made a
hEI iher OF attacks against the trenches
on our left wing penetrating a portion
ot thefn- Toward evening We recapturae
th' greater part Of the lost ground ane
hlndsrcd the enemy by our fire FROM
80. co, tructlnE defenses in the positions he
"On the same day near seddul Rahr
We rcpuls"d the enemy who attacked
our trenches on our right wing south o.
Saghadore after long Preparation b, ~.
tillery and Infantry fire. We also stop.
ptd a second attack. Part OF our fore
tain time between our firing line ana
mat Of the enemy. by strong attacks h
thc evening W reconquered the posi-.
lions held by the enemy.
In the Caucasus We continue a viz.
orous pursuit Of the enemy on our ri.sbt
wing The enemy evacuated his posi-.
kussedagte."
HERLlN. Aug s.. via London. $50 n
Further progress FOR the Austro.
German forces which are attempting "a
cut of the retreat of the Russians wa,
announced today by the war office. Tn,
statement says that Ssrock. at IN. month
~ the Bug north or warsaw. has boe,
occupied. forts near NovoEeorRfexah
nav been captured. the Germans nav
near warsaw and 10 the south tha 81.
SLAMS are being driven back BY FteN
Marshal Won Mackensen
The statement follows:
french hand Ercnades attacks neal
Sohth'z and counter attacks aaaipst
the trench taken from the French II ~
western Argonne on Frfdav vssrs ~,
pulsed. Fighting Ia the Vosgea. nortt
or Mu"nrter. was renewed SATURDAY. ~.
t'fuunn. The night. however va anti
Eastern theatre 81 war. The Gernnsr
,Ic"ls on the Narrow are Approaching
some points the enemy Offered st,,h.
porn resistance South Of Wyszkovv h.
fuE has been reached ser0ck- - ~
mouth OF the Rug has been occupi.d
Near N"voEcorEievE our siege troops
TOOK the forts a. seErze
Near Warsaw we Eained The s..tc-,
bank ~ the Vistula
southeastern theatre 81 war. rTndrt
We pressure n troops under FreId Nar.
fhHl Won MackcuEcn the Husaians ar,
.'iI'alluE ln an casteriy direction. Iga.
tWeen the Nietula and the bug the ieri
darkensen has driven hack the enemv H.
r. rOrfhfrIv direction The rfaht 80.
riN@ Nieprz"
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Contents OF Cornerstone.
Roster Of ohio Valley Lodge
No. 81.
Communication OF BLACK
Prince lodge No. 10.
Card by Rev. X. o. Tea
garden.
Postal Card by clsrinqton
lodge No. 346.
Directory Of Pythian Bodies.
Bylaws Of Wheeling lodge
No. IA.
Directory Of Baltimore lodge
No. 6.
Badge Of Wheeling lodge No.
ia.
Program OF days exercise.
American flag.
Program Of Pythlan fraternaI
societies.
Visitation program Mystic
lodge No. %.
Pythian Envelope OF Ohio
Valley lodge No. 81.
: Program Golden anniversary
year.
Announcements OF Pythian
picnic.
Rooster OF Black Prince
lodge No. 70.
Copy Of Wheeling Sunday
News.
Copy OF Wheeling Sunday
Register.
Communication Of Grand
Chancellor John p. Arbenx.
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TIGERS GOBBLED UP
BAPTIST CONTINGENT
IN BEAUTIFUL EXHIBITION
OF BASEBALL. AT BUENA
VISTA YESTERDAY
THREE TO TW o
Was the Score-.F'urman's Err.
rors Lost the Game-Brilliant.
Playing Of cleunsonite

In beautiful exhibition of base
ball at Buena Vista park Friday af-
ternoon the Clemson college aggrega-
ton defeated the Furman University
nine by score of 8 to q.
The consensus OF opinion among
those conversant with the game was
that the Tigers were outcMssed by
the Baptists. and would have gone
down in defeat had It not been for
errors OF the latter team. The game
In all probability. would have gone to
the Furmanites anyhow had 1t not
been for brilliant play by McMil-
lian. third baseman for Clemson. in
the seventh inning. The score stood
3 to 2 in favor of Clemson. two men
were down and Furnan had two
men on base. A hot grounder, good
for clean hit. was sent over the
hand by Mcmillan was sent to first
base ahead OF the runner. Gossette
for Furman also played star bail.
making n sensational shoe string
catch in right field in the latter half OF
the fifth inning. Gossette also stored
ut bat, getting three hits out of four
times up.
The game came as the closing event
OF the Clemson college cadet enoamp-
mont in Anderson. This and the fact
rhat it was the first glme OF baseball
that had been staged in Anderson In
many moons. drew one of the largest
crowds ever seen ut Buena Vista park
for similar game. There were 900
admissions, including practically the
entire cadet corps.
Tho crowd was, OF course. over
'whelmingly Clemson in sentiment
But this seemed to have no effect
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A REMARKABLE LONG |
RANGE PHONE CALL
BETWEEN ANDERSON AND
PHILADELPHIA WAS MADE
YESTERDAY
REV. FATHER DUFF
Talked With His Aged Mother
Very Distinct-Heard Child
Playing
REV. FATHER DUFF

What is probably the most remark
able long distance telephone CONVEX
sation ever held from Anderson was
that which Father Duff, OF st.
Joseph's Catholic church, had with
his mother in Philadelphia.
The call to Philadelphia was put in
~ the local Office of the Southern Bell
Telephone & Telegraph company at
5:l5 o'clock. and by 5:28 the CONVEX
Satton had been completed. The toll
for the three minutes conversation
was 81.
Father Duffes mother, who Is 60
years of age. had been i'll. and Father
Duff called to ascertain her condition.
The line was In such splendid working
order that Father Duff did not have 10
raise his voice ~bove the ordinary tone
to make his mother hear and under
stand all that ho said. In fact, the line
was SO clear Father Duff could hear
his little 1-2 years old niece playing
In room of the Philadelphia home
adjoining the room in which the tele-
phone is stationed.
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f. = E - as y 3 - y y - = - - y - 1888 h
:" ELECTRIC CITY SPARKLETS
" !ns OF Interest and Personal Mention Caught the
:" Wireless on she Streets OF Anderson
= y y y q . y S 8 . s. - - u .. s. = * - - .
Great Headway
On G.. 81 w. G.. Track.

Great Headway
On C.. g. w. G.. Track.
Track laying forces of the Charles
ton & Western Carolina Railway are
making considerable headway with the
spur track which is being constructed
from n point On the main line oppo-
sito the>Farmers Oil Mill to the new
terminal site on South Main street.
The track has been laid to O point be-
tween the colored church and the old
Anderson Hotel building, and by
Monday will be completed to South
Main street. Trains will then be able
to run up to the heart OF that quarter
OF the city
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1915.
eS.sS 80. = ). .Chatsanaoga, Team.
and return account OF Southern Com
ference. Tickets on sale April 25, rs
and 9th with return limit May Sth,
1915. &c ~
Cor complete information, Pullman
re 'eryftion, ane tickets call on any
agent, or write 10.
w. u. MCGEE. AZ 0. p. A.;
Columbia, s. G.
w. r. TABERs 4, r, IL,
7 Greenvills, 8. q