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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27
WEST VIRGINIA
BUILDING NOTES

Clarksburg-The 81. PauTs Meth
Odist Episcopal church. South. con
gregatiOn will 500 select an achitect
10 prepare plans fora brick and stone
church and parish house 20 be con
structed on Chestnut and Main streets,
TO cost about $4,000.
Industrial-Architect y. Rus Warne
of Charleston has plans nearing com
pletiOn for a three story brick and cut
tone school building to be construct
90 for the state board OF control. 10
cost S35. 900. Bids Will be taken about
January l.
New ShepherdstOwn-L. y. Adler, OF
Bruuswiok. Nd. has been selected en-
rlneer for tbs brick hydro electric
plant and repairs TO dam for the shep-
herdstOvn Electric Light a. Power
company. Cost $4,000.
Shepherdstown-H. r. Adler. of
brunswick, Nd. has been selected en-.
rIneer for a system 10 be con.
.lftructed for n company. care Dr. II. e..
Rlngrold. Cost $4,000. owners viii
bc ready for bids IN the spring.
MarflnsburR-The M%artlnsburg Flee.
trio Power company contemplate
erecting an electric plant az dam No.
3 sandarron q Porter. 50 Williams
street. New YORK city. will probably
be- the engineers.
Architect e. r. Kent. ~ North
Queen street. has been selected 90 pre-.
pare plans for a o~ne4story brick
church and Sunday school addition ~
be erected Tor The Trinity Methodist
episcopal congregation Cost $500.
B~ellepoInt - Paul Exam. Quarter
street. Charleston. la drawing plans
for a onesfOrY and basement brick
church t0 Boz erected for the Anderson
Memorial congregation Cost $1,000
West 1iIery-The West Liberty
normal school. state board of control.
contemplate cO-nFfr1ctina a fw0.story
brick stone and terra Gotta normal
rch0oi building t0 c0ef 10000. ar.
chlfecf viii be selected and plans
started about February O.
Munflnrfor.The HUNTINGTON chez
arrake Bridge company contemplate
contracting "a steel highway bridge
across fhn Ohio river f1 r0.f Ffau.nun
Bids arc in Tor The erection 81 q
r and tw0ftory brIrk bakery on
f0urfh avenue FOR The gtrDrnmnnn
Vienna Baking company. t1 cost go.
90 Contract Tor structural ffrl.
awarded '0 The J p M1ss Iron uorFs
OF Wlrrlrs Architects g. D. CouIry
company. CeufuU IuIloInr rIffs
bvrrh. awarded separate c0ufr1r.e
Hinton Architect Paul Exam N
enBfna'0n HHH brrr selected fr ~
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home n Miss Laura Hei1lsr. OF south

homo o. Miss aura Hsizisr. OF south
George Gaumer. who has been .orl-
ouall QUO FOR several weeks. ir slowly re-
ing " "nee'-
Miss Vera Krauskopf. Of East Wheel
ing spent yesterday visiting friends in
Mr.. charles Dgrher ana family. or
are spending o. Christmas hoiidavs
With relatives in Wheeling.
Bernie Weiss. o. Pittsburgh. r. rpsns-
rll days visiting friends In
Captain and Mrs r. T.. Dean. Of prar-
YOU ,.untE w Va, are Euesta ~ Mr..
tni MrH Henry krrchner. 81 Twenffrfh
street and Wnrrood avenue.
Miss Mamie Cox has returned T., 49,
home iu M~0undavile. nffer vfgifigg
tho home Of Mr.. ana Mrs.. T. A. rogf III
EiEhtecnth street
vs.. .wrieht has returned 20 bic
home 81 Alfred Wright. OF Harirtf 49,
rue. North Wnrwoui
Mies Bessie wilson who has hesn
~n-ndinE The Christmas holidays with
twentieth street and nirtiarS 80,
~ Tor hcr home Ina Pittsburgh last
II r.. RinieIbcrrsr g. SLOWLY r.~,y,r
ing 10 his home on Trrnfiafh afrret
WIZ Do several days before BE- wfr -
ahIr o. eo out of thc house
'orfe Dennis. who was afrurk BY
.IiNiI' I~rnUIinn cor several DAYS nnn.
r removed fH fiH howe af Hhnrf 800
pIfal Tor treatment
PRACTICE mcefinr % ihe wsrwoos
hnnd VII D. held this rrnfn al g.
DO. Nnae hnuar. in Nuffh Warunrf
Mrf " Ut smith wac rrunrfrf fa be-
N0f lHef evening after De-.
lne il for several months M her home
nu Nwrufirfn street.
Dorothy innr who has trrn ri frr
.Ine ni hfr home cut Clenna run.
o. slowly r~HHuN"Ffnr
ffe Hl Hr uu night school this
ai M. Infcl1ni school 0n account
of ihn INrIHfwna hnHfara arNasf ~
hc resumed fhr following warF
hnfNorIu0 nnIffN 10 earffa On
y. n0lnf frrTI days VISITING frIrrfs
Tn Center Warurrf
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pare plans for a two and onehaIf
story hollow tile and stucco residence
10 De erected by Dr. o. o. Cooper 20
cost $4,000.
Charleston-Architect W. p. Gin
Their. Everett building. Akron, has
plans nearing completion for a three.
story reinforced concrete. britk and
steel and stone OF terra Gotta hospital
addition to be constructed on Laid
ley avenue for st. Francis hospital.
Cost $4,000. Addition includes ad-
mi~nistration building. three public
works and 10 private rooms. VIII
take bids about January Is.
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for the town OF Woodsdale VIII in all
probability be demonstrated this week.
Stanley Carnahan has announced his
candidacy for "a OF Patterson ia
opposition to William Folmar the pres
ent mayor. who Is a candidate for re-
election.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. a. Gardner. or Wash
ington. Pa. who spent Christmas the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Camp
bell. OF Big Wheeling creek. have return
ed 10 their home.
Homer Bowman OF Edgwood. returned
yesterday from Cleveland, o., where he
has been visiting friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27
Contest very close

For the last three months. the contest
At the Christian church between the
red and the whites has been very
close aud yesterday 30 was ended with a
total or gas tn attendance. The whites
ecieated the reds by one vote. All will
pc given "a banquet on Friday evening.
Peg the social room Of the church. The
lLAnH are IN charge Of the young ladies
or thc church and they are ~prruarIur "a
NerN special ruEram for the evening iu
tdultion 90 "a good menu. After the ban
Ilett the affair viii boz turned into "A
Waich party all viii walt FOR the
leave. 10
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0UT-THE-PIKE
Special Christmas Services.

Special Christmas services were given
last evening In the EdEwood town hall
By the members OF the Sunday school OF
the EdgWood Lutheran church. The
children OF the Buckley NJ. b.. sunday
school received their annual treat yes
terday morning. following the study OF
the Sunday school lesson. Last eyeninE
at 1880 o'clock tho members on the sun
day school OF st. James Evangelical
Lutheran church. Elm Grove. rendered
a splendid Christmas program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27

Al hrrangomonl have noon completed
Tor The event which viii hD given In
Tho haqemrnf Of fhr Nuuf. Memorial
on Tuesday evening. hV fha msm-
hers ~ the Mems Bible class A feature
in connection with fhr AFFAIR viii bn the
Do found FOR every Of hr ffnen
Those who have read fhf UIhfn fhrDurH
durinr the frrr VIII Do presented with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27

Word has been received by Mayor A.
ti. hindtlherErr. from Mr.. Fsh. vice
lr'fldent of the West Penn Traction aud
Electric Company. stating chat after
lhe iirst 90 The year the officials will
tah0 up the matter OF better street chr
stood that the ~ soon IL
warm weather sets in. will complete
owrk On The third rail between Whrcflnr
ana Marwnud. Hu that this VIII give thr
citizens ~ tnie community ana alone fb.
line about "a ten minute service aI drv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27

INl tHfIHfuna rnferfninmrnf which
held NeafrroaN afternoon I'd fHn
NJ uod Baptist Mission in fHa ra.rn
nulllInH wee WrN attended The rrn.
FftW consisted uf musical aeI~crfiana ard
nraI Of tnr frarnrfr and rnr.rIrfrrr.rf
lirr D N%rlulnHtonI rnaf0r nf ffa
lrHf baptist church of Whfrrffnr a.
litfrrd a. very interesting Chrirfmas
fafE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27

The Christmas entertainment held In
the Buckley Methodist Episcopal church.
Edgwood, last evening. proved e. very
enjoyable AFFAIR. The program included
Christmas recltatlons. carols and Vari-
Gus selections IN keeping with the Yuie-
season. with tho children from tho
1LmnrenL uLn.-r- Ink-nE unrl-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27

Aiter being closed several days for
.imaH tNc factories and plants a.
NeI i the grocery stores viii open this
morninE. The factories have MOI boon
Nnfhlnf aIucc Friday afternoon. and this
save ft erai % thc employees time fo
not live Iu fhis place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27

Ihoro viii hr boo meeting t.-rfrHf OF
lne DID, uf che ~lHFoiand Volunteer
ftfc company &C South aMrroaH me
Al lH iaf meeting viii b. held on
January q Hf which lime Az eIrrfI.r III
1iflrrra ana other important buaIrrar
VII De- taseu up Tor consideration
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27

Funeral services over the late ohn r..
Nharry. who died Saturday az the faml-
ly home. No. 80 Bridge street. Elm
Grove, viii be held from the place Of
death this afternoon at 1850 o'clock.
Rev. J. l.. Fish. rector Of ST. Paul's
church, viii ofnctate. Burial will take
place In Mt Rose cemetery. MouudsvIIic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27

ihe new Fulton pubic school building
Viii De ready Tor OccupanCy by January
10 however, the contract called for the
completion q the building by the nrst
or the year. but this was found to be i'm
posslhic, as u viii require at least two
md plumbing aNaIam
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27

Christmas services were held yester-
day morning al the Methodist church.
\ very interesting program consisting o..
recitatious, short talks and musical Sc
l~ectlons was enjoyed 81 all present. Fol
loNlnE this the small children OF the
trlal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27

The members 20 the Waruood Chris
tllu church Wu have tnNif Cuuafma4
lreg o. rnfertalumonf This evening AL
~ 'clnck nf Che church. All mem
n'fa nno in.Ir friends are cordially fn-
flfDI. a very interesting ChrIrfraa
urUnrum win be- rendered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27

Mr. and Mrs John Poster o. So,
D. uNlIlr have returned homo otter frIrr
tnr GuoHfn Of NJ and Nfrr IL II uI.e
'i Lichllul avenue HHufh Wnrwoof
Min riNn MNIuru. OF Mfnnn o.
apcndInE the Christmas haiifavr III fr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27
WARW0GD
Neeal. ralen PROM WRIT.

Robert. the young son OF AR. and Mrs.
Homer Wiles OF aVnce avenue North
Warwood had a needle taken out OF his
wrist Saturday cveninE Robert told his
mother several days that he had a splin-
ter In his wrist but nothing was thought
Of 10 AT the time. No attention was paid
TO 10. until Saturday. when 10 began 10
pain him very much The ncedle was
about an inch long and the skin a TO
be cut go hat % could be removed. The
child stood the operation we'll.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27

Alfred PAUL. Of Hawthorne Court.
teacher ~ the None bible class on the
Vance Memorial church. was presented
with a Nictrola az o. Christmas glft. by
the member uf tho rlnnr.
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evening. under the auspices Of the mem
49, OF NE Ladies Aid Society OF the
The proceeds derived from the social
VIII De used for the benefit OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27

Join the Christmas Club now form.
ing at First National Bank. Elm Grove.
and have plenty for next Christmas.
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VIM Oman ghoD

i. ". Carney. n NUJdIFbour,c whc
lts removed 90 Elm Grove. will open a
harness and repair shop on Main street.
part Of this week. The shop will he
modern and up Go date In every respect.
AOSt-Nutomohilr chain on Infirmary
road. between Elm Grove and U.tbIo.
hcm FINDER please notify &. ". No
combs, Wheeling r. d. ID. 2. or call
Natl 230O-M Wheeling d-fa-I
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by mS former % % mouse are ged by bnngng thee caves down over the first ny windows and
and H w% IRE in red brick TeS hem ends and rear wing are carried out HS fum% wws Me mT nT
naw e % hN nT%ng up the hwnO tn porch ht level wmnha n Gm
me wing room and hall occupy thee entire front of the house and are spautdv with rmu 49,
manner to @ma diversion in architectural urs6n0 the interior but MR u.n pm IN such a
room The kitchen has an ice room and kitchen ph and a combmnTmW I lava %g and breakfast
na @se bathroom with a linen closet in heh all NJ attic but storage m% is S %g n
"m and the bathroom under the doping portion of the roof ""H0 the sewing
built In the south ad.w west the cost should not exceed 100000 '"" heating plant AS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27

handsome prizes. a general good time
is expected. and everyone II cordially
invited to be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-27

\ pic social VIII BE- given In the low
or sand Htl school house IN Safurdev
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Join our Christmas Saving
Club at the (OLD RELI-
State Bank of Elm
Grove, Elm Grove, w. Va.
Resources, $725, 100000.
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me christmas frUErnm rendered last
eNeninE in the Methodist Episcopsl
,hut,h or West Alexander. consisting on
mcnlhers Of the various classes N he
.undhy school. was ~ unusual Interest
\ large crowd was present.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-10-01
DODGES ISSUES
OF SENATOR Lea
PATTERSON, ANXIOUS TO FOR.
GET THE PAST, SAYS LEA
is DESPERATE.
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
DICKSON, Tenn, Sept. 29.-Pat-
terson lodged the questions put to
him in the speech of Senator Lea at
Chattanooga on Tuesday night IN
stead of meeting the issue the ex.goy-
ernor declared that he would not be
drawn into a personal controversy
with Lea and that so far as the past
was concerned nothing was to be gain
ed by digging into it; that the people
had had enough Of ghoulish politics.
He said that he would pursue MS
course and leave Senator Lea TO pur-
sue his course, that to engage IN a per-
sonal controversy and go into the past
would profit no one. He characteriz-
ed Senator Lea's arraignment Of him
as the last desperate stand of a los
ing candidate. With the hackneyed
declaration that he was trying to lead
a new and better life, he dismissed
the questions which Senator Lea had
propounded to him.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-10-01
JAMES F. CT ARK
MADE CHAIRMAN
NASHVILLE MAN Is HoNoRED BY
SOUTHERN DISTRICT EFFl-
CIENcY CONVENTION.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Sept. 29.-
Rev. James E. Clark, of Nashville,
Tenn, was elected chairman of the
Southern District Efficiency conven-
tion of the Presbyterian church, U. s.
A., at the opening session of the con-
vention here last night. Rev. w. L.
Darby, of Birmingham, Ala, was chos-
en- secretary, and Rev. ]. a. Patter.
son, of st. Louis, treasurer.
Rev. w. R. King, of st. Louis, the
principal speaker Of the session. paid
tribute to President Wilson "as a man
who recognizes that in any world
peace movement the spirit of Chris
tianity must have hand"
Il hail every sincere means Of peace
but universal peace will never be
brought about until the church takes
the lead" Mr. King declared
-Four things that I hold responsible
for the fact thSt war is in progress to-
day are an aristocratic church, un-
brotherly community, the spirit of
graft and militarHsm. Had the church
been true to its mission, this inhuman
war wodla not exist"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-10-01
ALL MEMBERS ARE
GIVING TO FUND
METHODlSTS ARE RESPONDING
PROMPTLY TO CALL OF
COMMITTEES.

Committees of the First Methodist
church canvassing for funds necessa-
ry to defray the expenses Of the re-
Gently purchased parsonage on High
street and the additions to be made
to the Sunday school room are meet
ing with fine success. Almost every
member of the church, young and old,
girls and boys and men and women,
have contributed to the fund. The
committees are greatly pleased with
the reception which they have receiv-
ed from the young men of the church.
Their enthusiasm and generosity for
the cause have elected the warmest
commentator from pastor an1 COM
mittees Actually some of the young
members in their zeal to servs the
church, have indicated their willing
ness to give sums that the committee
thought larger than they should be
asked to give. This is most unusual
situation and one that speaks vol
umes for the interest that the young
men have in their church. The com.
mittees hope to close up the sub
scriptions this week.
The liberality of the Sunday school
was attested by the fact that one class
of lovely young girls, Mrs. Martin S
class, subscribed $500 to the building
fund. There were other classes that
made equally as generous response
this class being merely cited as an
example.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-10-01
THE WHITE WAY
CABLE ARRIVES
WORK OF INSTALLATION WAS BE-
GUN WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
ON WEST SEVENTH.

Both the steel covered and the lead
covered cable for the white way ar
rived today and is being placed along
the route Of the line of lights. The
work of installation was begun this
afternoon. Practically all OF the holes
in the pavements for the setting OF
the posts have been cut and the tun-
nels made under the curbing, and 1t
now only remains for the cable to be
laid and the connections made and
as soon as the posts and fixtures ar
rive and the posts set the juice can be
turned on.
The committee would again call the
attention of the subscribers to the
toct that it takes money to do this
and all subscriptions must be paid al
once.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-10-01
PAkT OF COURSE Of
TEACHERS UF COUNTY
IN MOTION PICTURES
NOTED FEATURE TO BE SHOWN
WITHOUT COST EVERY
MONTH.
EDUCATION UA Tie SCREENS
Through the Generosity Of the Dixie
Pedasosues Of the County Will Be
Admitted Without Cost-Program
for Saturday.

Maury county teachers will have an
opportunity to see once every month
motion pictures that will be instruc-
tive and adapted to the use of teach
ers in the school rooms. They will
be object lessons in teaching. The
exhibition of these pictures will be-
gin at the Dixie Theatre on next Sat-
urday and thereafter they will be
shown on every first Saturday, the
day for the meeting of the coun
teachers association.
Through the generosity of Capt.
White, the manager, and the Crescent
Amusement Company these pictures,
which will prove immensely instruc.
tive and beneficial to the teachers of
the county, will be shown without any
cost of admission. The pictures will
be put on at II o'clock in the morn
ing and the reels will require about
an hour to run them through.
These pictures have been secured
by the executive committee through
the University of Tennessee and they
bear the endorsement of the schools
and colleges Of the country. They
will show number of features that
will aid the teachers in knowing how
to accomplish their tasks the better.
County Superintendent Graham is
delighted at the arrangement which
has been made and expresses high ap-
preciation of the kindness and gen.
erosity of the Dixie through which
these educational views can be shown
without cost
The program for the meeting Of the
county association next Saturday,
aside from the views mentioned, will
be as follows:
Everyday Pedagogy (Lincoln) chap
ters 1-3, pages 1923.
| Agricultural Education for Teach
ers (Bricker) chapters / and 3, pages
/ to rs.
School Improvement Work.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-10-01
LEA LAYS BARE THE
UNSAvORY RECORD Of
tX-G0V. PATTERSON
CHARGES HIM WITH COMING HIS
CONVERSION INTO
CASH.
HAS BETRAYED LIVERY TRUST
Wants to Know II When Patterson
Stood Before the Throne of Grace
He Asked Pardon for Assault on
Memory Of Edward w. carmaek.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept. 29-i
There was hot old time in the sena-
torial race in the mountain city last
night. A few days ago cx-Gov. Pat
terson said he hoped there would be
no personalities when he made his an
nouncement. Senator Lea in the cam
paign thus far had discussed the re-
cord of Gov. Patterson only in so far
as it related to his own. But last Fri
day night in Chattanooga ex-Gov. Pat
terson attacked Senator Lea and scor-
ed him viciously in a speech made at
the auditorium.
Senator Lea charged here last night
that Governor Patterson hadn't lived
up to the standard he had set.
And tonight" said Senator Lea, Il
am going to lay bare certain features
of his career, and after tonight this
campaign will be upon whatever
plane Gov. Patterson chooses to pitch
it. 1t will be just as courteous, just
as rough, as he desires it to be"
"Ex-Gov. Patterson in his speech
the other night told the truth partial
ly for once. He cited here as three
examples of lawlessness and as the
consequences of men doing as they
pleased, the Eastland horror, the
lynching of Leo M. Frank, and the sa-
loon. want to ask the governor to
join me in adding fourth example to
the list he gives OF the consequences
OF, men doing as they pleased. want
to add the instance of an ex-senator
beloved and honored by his people be-
ing murdered in cold blood by friend
of the governor because the murdered
man had dared expose the infamies Of
this governor and his kitchen cabinet
"To make the example of lawless
ness more complete, want to con
clude it by adding sequel of the mur
der, by reciting that the convic
stripes were stripped of the condemn
ed murderer, by a governor who eth
er through fear of exposure or hop
of reward pardoned the felon who wa
convicted of this crime.
II want to ask the governor thes
gu estions and / dare him to answe
them:
Wont you add the murder OF thi
senator and the pardon of his murder
er as the fourth example of the cor
sequences of men doing as the
please?"
my second question is:
"'When you laid bare your soul, q
Continued on Second Page.)
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-10-01
RESERVING ROOMS
FOR FOX HUNTERS
ALREADY RECEIVED
BY BETHEL HOUSE FROM
SEVERAL.

That Columbia will have an i'm
mense crowd here during the great
Fox Hunters convention is evidenc-
ed from the fact that already Mine
Host Dedman, of the Bethel House,
has commenced to receive -telegrams
reserving rooms for the event Sew
eral hunters from over the country
have wired Mr. Dedman to save them
rooms, they are coming and they want
to he sure of accommodations. Among
the we'll known sportsmen of the
country who will be here is Ed F.
Geers. the silent man of the turf.