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DODGERS FOUNDED rrsRrAu.

BkOOkL1N. July 1-Brooklyn pound
ed Tesreau hard IN the third Timing OF
todays game punching five hits which
netted nVe runs. and won from New
York TO 2. Rucker was hit freely but
good support kept down the Giants runs.
r. II. II
New York 49,. ieooooo1o-2 70 2
Brooklyn 80. oO5l20lO 49, ~ o
Batteries: Tesreau Schauer. Schupp
ana Meyers. Wendell. Rueker and Nil
Two base hits: Getz. Burns. Three
base hit: Miller. Stolen bases. C,ItshaH
?; Getz. Sacrifice hits: Robertson. Bases
on balls: Tesreau I; Schauer I. Schupp
]; Rucker 1. Struck out: Schupp i:
Rucker 1. Umpires; Rigler and Hart
Won IN NIETH-
CINCINNATI. July with the score
tied In the ninth Griner hit Killifer
who later went to second on Groh's
sacrifice. took third on Clarke's out and
scored on Griffith's single. Cincinnati
winning 8 to 4. Griner pitched good
ball while Benton was hit hard. Score:
r. II. r
81. Louis $3.50. o11ooo2oo-t II 3
Cincinnati 80. looO01o Is o
Batteries; Griner and Snyder; Benton
Toney and Clarke,
Two base hit. Wilson. Three base lift /:
Leach stolen bases: Leach. Olson.
Twombley. Sacrifice hit; Wilson. Long
Groh. Bases on balls: Griner 2: BEN
ton 2. Struck out: Griner /; Benton 4
Umpires: ouigley and orth.
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TERRE HAUTE Is AGAIN
TAKEN OYER BY STOGIES


wheeling made Il three straight
victories By defeating Terre Haute
yesterday In the final game OF the
series by the score OF 4 TO q II was
pitchers battle from start TO finish.
with Wetzel doing the better twflling
IN the pinches. He yielded nine safe
blows while bis teammates were un-
able TO gather but seven from the de-
livery OF Hank" Gregg. Halr-rising
plays featured the contest which was
played on a soggy field. Lefty Wet
eel vas In old-time form and retired
sir OF the opposing batters on strikes
The game. which was the FIRST Of n
scheduled doubie-header, proved one
OF the most interesting Of the season.
IL was sea-saw. first one and then the
other taking the lead. Wheeling broke
into the scoring in the third inning
when O'Day walked. took second on
Nespo's out and scored on Reilly's
single 70 center. They added runs In
the sixth. seventh and eighth innings
In the fourth inning Reilly brought
the crowd 20 Its feet with one-hand
stab OF a hot grounder from the bat Of
Leber. The drive was travelling along
the third-base line and the third
sacker speared Il with his ungioved
hand and threw 10 second. forcing Nc
Carly who had singled Gregg was
wild and helped lose his own game
when he uncorked two wild pitches.
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FEDERALS

Yesterday Results.
f1)Kansas city. 8; Brooklyn, =
(2)kansas City. 6: BROOKLYN g.
(DBaltimOre. 8: Pittsburgh o.
(2)Ptttsburgh. 10: Baltimore. s.
(1)Buffalo, 4: St Louis l.
(2)St. Louis. 10. buffalo. 0.
(3Chicago. 3; Newark ?
f1)-First game. (2)-Second game.
OBJ innings.
To-day's Games.
Chicago At Pittsburgh
Buffalo at Baltimore.
Brooklyn at Newark
Kansas City-St Louis
not scheduled.
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DETROIT. July Scott outpitched
SoNelesste to-day and Chicago defeated
Detroit. 70 ,. In siN % the nine la.
nlnss the Tigers were retired one. ~,
three and Cobb who singled IN the ninth
Slth t~o out. A. the only man left on
base score:
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IETIaHATIorAI IEGaUE-

A. Richmond. n ~ n
Newark ~ Efffnroeo
NIrnrIOHd .... ngff nnfHr
schmutz and Hecklnger. Wsadoyvs
Mnrfessefte. Works and schaufef
~ Toronto fnornlnF game. o. ~ =
Hutfalo ...... 60fn 0o0nn-a f7 2
Toronto ....... r 00f n0f7a-T
Cav rafer and LaionFs. usrhert
LuIua nrf Kocher
afternoon rane1 n 90 o.
Huffniu ....... nunnF f0nna Ia
Toronto ...s... o0001a0a.-f 10 q
fullenweider and Onaiow. McTirr.
ana Kelly.
~ Montreal fMorninr rarsl "A. ~ D.
N0rhraffF ... DOL nf ffnf a
Montreal ...... 0gnfGo00o-s
luensc and williams Doyle Rtrhts-
and MADDEN
afternoon rnmaI n % y
L0rnrefcr .... 90 n100-a 81
Montreal fnngn f0ns q
foff ana WiuIaris. uoegd and tIo,.,
ley
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White SOX.
FAKE Own TIE TroEEs DUE 10
OF ONE nk- SCOTT.
Jenninrs Hon nstir>d IN Order IN sax Of
nins rnntnEs-Nankess Lose 20
the Ssnators-rn6faa4
scalp Browns.


- nulktoh- . Nea Nork. y
Chicago. 8. Detroit J
Cleveland. 5. ST Louis. :.
Phiiadelphia-Bo Boston raln
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ro-Aays Games.

ro-Aay's Games.
Philadelphia AT Boston.
Washington Al New YORK
Chicago al Detroit
Cleveland Al 81. Louis.
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wIthrow Triples.

The Smokes scored their second run
In the NTH on a single by Reilly.
Meister's out. a base on balls to An
derson and Sisson's single to left
They scored again in the sixth on a
triple by Withrow and a wild pitch by
Gregg. In the eighth they added their
fourth and last marker. II came as
the result OF single by Meister, a
Wild pitch by Gregg. on which Meister
took third and Anderson's sacrifice fly.
The visitors scored in the fifth on a
two-base hit by Evers and a single by
Brown. In the sixth they made their
last tally when McCarty singled, took
second on Leber's out, Reilly to An
derson. and scored on vann's single
TO center.
Whatever chance the visitors had of
winning the game was lost In the
eighth inning when Brown singled and
Gray tripled. Brown failed to touch
second while circling the bases and
was out. McCarty famed. and left
Gray on third.
Johnson was sent in to pitch in the
second game and Lefty" Gilbert took
up the heaving burden for the Tots. %
Both pitched nice ball and with the
exception of the first inning neither
was in trouble, In the first inning Gil
bert walked O'Day. Nespo flew out
and Reilly doubled to center. ODay
tried to score when Meister hit TO
Gray, but was ont at the plate. Gil
bert allowed two hits during the four
innings and johnson allowed three
The game was called at the end of
the fourth to allow both teams to
catch a train.
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rsst<rday's Rssuits-
tniiafelphts. :. Boston. 4
f1ttsourFh. q. Chicago. o.
Cincinnati 5. ST Louis.
brooklyn. .. New York :.
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Seventh inning,

Ihofnas grounded out. Nespo to An
derson- Evers grounded out Wetzei I,
Anderson. Griesel flied out 10 Ander
son. NO runs, no hits. no errors
Withrow trtppled TO center. wetxe
grounded out, Gray 20 McCarty an,
Nithrow was held at third. Witbrov
scored on a wild pitch. O'Day double,
70 LETT Nespo flied out 20 Griesel
helliy fiied out TO GrieseI. one run, tw,
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McCarty singled 20 center I.ober htt
70 Reilly ard Mccarty was forced AZ
second. Reilly TO Nespo The third
sacker made remarkable stop and
throw. Nann new out 10 Wetzef
Thomas flew out 10 Meister No runs.
one hit. no errors
Anderson grounded out, Leber 20 Ne
Carly. sisson died via the sans route
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ENers doubled along the third base
line. HE took second when Griesel
grounded out. Nespo to Anderson. brown
SINGLED 10 center and Evers scored
Brown attempted TO steal and was
caught yards off the bag. Withrow to
Nespo. GrGegg famed. One run. two
withrow flew cut to Gray. wetzei
hits. no errors.
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First Game.
The games in detail:
Pirrt Inning.

Gray grounded out. Lear to Anderson
hcCarty doubled to center. Lebai
grounded out. Reilly to Anderson. AM
McCarty took third. Nann grounded out
Nespo To Anderson. No runs. one hit
no errors.
o'Day flied out 20 Thomas. Nesps
walked. Reilly grounded out, Gregg tC
McCarty. and Nespo took second. Meis.
ter grounded out. Gregg 10 McCarty. Nc
runs. no hits. no errors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-26
MAY ENTER RACE
Hon. nix King Intimates He viii
Seek Republican Nomination for
Secretary Of State.

Col Mike King. attorney Of Eikins.
n prominent in state politics. is IN
Wheeling today with his wife 10 pay
visits TO his many friends and TO
transact business. In a conversation
with a representative of The lnteln-
gencer last evening. Mr.. King mt
mated that he would again enter the
race FOR secretary OF state. and mat
he would begin actual campaigning
after he first Of the year.
Mr.. King ran for this office two
years ago and was defeated Dy
Stuart F. Reed. u is understood nat
since that time Mr.. King has been
urged. time and again. to again enter
the Republican primary race.
His action following the defeat at
The primaries two years ago made
King many warm friends. At that
time he put his disappointment asiae
campaiCned for the Republican
with grea, enthusiasm. beng
entirely antagonistic TO the then
strong Bull Moose party.
Asked what he thought Of the pos
sibility OF Republican success over
the country. Mr. King said:
Il am confident that the Repunl-
cans VIII be- Stronger than ever De
fore throughout the whole country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-26
1T MAKES THE OLD
FEEL YOUNG
So Says Wheeling Man After Taking
One Bottle Of New Medicine.

Some old people when they arrive at
a ripe old x are prone to think that
nothing al help them any more. Old
age. TO their opinion. Is a malady that
cannot be cured. But some others are
OF a different mind and think that they
can enjoy life just as well at 20 as at
20 And so they can. Mr.. Renfrow
recently heard of Mr.. W. II. Sypher.
living al 10 South York street. this
city. who although % years of axe Is
still as spry and frisky as men OF a
much younger ~ That is. he only
recently feels so well. And he gives
all credit to Tanlac. the new medicine
that has been doing so much good
here and in other cities throughout the
country.
In a recent Interview with Mr.. Rem
frow. he Tanlac representative here.
Mr.. Sypher said. Il suffered from
stomach trouble and felt gloomy and
feared hat I was going to be classed
among h old axe class. Ny stomach
bothered me continually and did not
have a good appetite. I have taken
only n bottle Of Tanlac and my
stomach is alright and have an enor-
nous appetite. I feel better and in
fact feel much younger. and no longer
feel gloomy. Tanlac did the work.
Il hope my statement may help
someone else. II seems 10 make the
old young again. II certainly does
tone YOU up. I shall surely tell my
friends about the good II has done
me"
Yes. Tanlac certaily is accomplish
ing wonders here in Wheeling. II
makes old feel young. II takes away
your pains and lessons your sick trou-
bles. Each day We hear OF men and
women who after giving II a trial find
that II is the most remarkable medi-
cine that has yer been offered 10 the
public. II YOU are suffering from any
OF h disorders that are so common
today 70 10 G. VI. Gricst and COMPANY
and get a bottle of Tanlac and throw
the cares OF III health from your
shoulders. 81 per bottle or 6 bottles
for s.. Don't delay. II may prove
gatal. Go today.
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ATTEMPT ROBBERY
Dankworth Drug Store in East End
Entered Wednesday Night. But
Nothing OF Value Was
Taken.

Another robbery in the East End
va, attempted rs eiuesday night when
the Daukworth Drug Store wa, en-
tered. The woulj-bc robbor. had iim-
niet rear door Nojhirg OF value
was taken.
he store ha, been closed for some
time owing Co the illness of the man
'Ecr. Mr. Van Law one Of the pre-
>SIpiior clerks noted q liehi iu the
Nrii.ing cin'~dsy NIGHT and irycs,i-
stated, with the result he discovered
me attempted robbery. This Is the
fourth fohhcrr I'm this, nciGhborhood
o. a- many NIGHTS
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GOV. Willis UNDECIDED.

COLI NHI s. Ohio. Nov 25-Goy-
ornor Frank 3D. Willis OF Ohio. and pe.
I'r. Washington GLADDEN.. retired Con.
Er'-dtlonal minister. today received
invitation 10 h'cow. members Of tho
Iord peace commission. Governor
Wills said hc had not set decided
whether ho would accept the invitation
nope Co Dc able Co ro. said DR.
GLADDEN..
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As Fair As
A Summers DaV
Are Possible n Stuart's Calcium Wa.
fers Are Used for a Short Time
After Each Meal.

After people have been heard 10
say that they used creams and lotions
for year. without effect. Yet after five
or slN taF. uf STUART Calcium Wa
Ter. 'hr.r complexion were perfect,
clear
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WOODMEN INITIATE
MANY CANDIDATES
FULL FIVE FROM ALL
PARTS OF STATE At
TEND MEETING.
Sixty-four view Members Obligated Last
Evening-Eew Ritual Used
for Ceremonies.

Fully 500 people attended the initia-
uoh OF one OF the largest classes ever
tamlited az one time. Al the Arion club
rooms. last evening. by the Wheeling
camp. No. 6I74. Modern Woodmen OF
america Members Of the Ste~ubenville
Martins Ferry. bridgeport. Elm Grove.
Mo~uhdsNllle. iarkersburg and Grafton
camps attended.
Al : o'clock the members Of the
wheeling camp met at the Egcrter build
ing. where they formed in line. Headed
by the Warwood band. the procession
marched 90 the Arion hall. where the
initiation took place. The ~Stcubenville
camp followed the band. Next came the
candidates. 50 In number. guarded by the
uniform rank OF the Wheeling camp. INV
visiting lodges were next in line.
Upon their arrival at the Arion hail.
me following program was given:
PENN selection .... CO... MarWood Band
Opening Remarks.
.Neighbor Walter brown
opening ode. by All NeiEhbors
obligation Of Candidates.
Initiation OF Candidates.
remarks by Visiting NeiEhbors.
losing remarks. .-.. .N,iEhbur Brown
closing Ode. All
Luncheon and Social session.
To whom mush credit should be given
Tor the success that the affair attained
last evening rs the following commit
tee; W. g. Howard: J. %. SchenerIein:
Itutter.
l"t new ritual adopted october LIST.
was used Tor the first time last evening
I'M the Initiation OF candidates. Accord
ing 20 those acquainted with the lodge
the new ritual contains many lessons and
tht work Is made more beautiful.
Following the initiation of the candI-
dates. a number OF the visiting neigh
bors were called upon FOR "a brief ad-
dress The following responded: Charles
Morris. OF Martins Ferry: Albert Wal
tiers. Elm Grove. Neighbor Ellsworth. of
Steub,nNill. N"ighbors Welch and Sell
Ney, az Grafton, and Rev. 5. &. Jones. OF
this city.
At the conclusion Of the affair. those
attending retired To- the spacious diniu.
room. where IA luncheon was served. con-
SlStinE OF sandwiches. celery. Ice cream
and cake. coffee.
The Candidates.
The candidates admitted last evening
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DIED
INTO REST.

LIST Thursday. November .l. fnr-.
90 I.II o'clock u mo-. REGINALD
Hal'EE rs m The slst year of bis
H-t
FUNERAL H@yrNiD,s 600 the late residence. Do
NIufu street, saturday Afternoon I
O'Clock Friends cot rh, family rr.
invited tu attend. lutsTm,ul Yu.a.,
Boo Greenwood cemetery.
HAY-Du Tuesday. November .ErI. I.I..
90 4 o'clock o. m. PRANK WILLIAM.
..u .f lHN LAT. Edgar o.. and III. Nr...
sam lIaN. BOO t.. atth year OF biz a.
Services zoo .hD residence OF bis aunt.
"I. Mary N.rEHu Bailey. corner.
Jacob H.i seventeenth streets. FrIU..
".... ...u a. ..I..h Inf.rusut I..-
tH.. Jon Greenwood cemetery.
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MISCELLANEOUS



WE BUY WE SELL
EIectric motors $500. electric coffee
Eriud'rs from $3.50 to $4,000. waffle
iron 50. ] ETiddle iron 50. motor wash
ing machine Sc 90. marble soda fountain
S3'. milk shake s.. slate slabs SIT. by ~
inches, 25c Sq. foot. 3a D.. p. gaSo-
line engine $25, whcelharrows. sl 20.
shovels 35c, picks COO. best egg heaters
BE-. galvanized elbows Sc. gas stoves. Coo.
Csc. 81 %. $l.25. $3.50. $500. s. so. Tools
% all descriptions bought and sold.
Tool store. 1851 Market st. open sve-
rirgs. instr
WE REPAIR washing machines. wiring.
crs. soda fountains. baby vehicles:
missing parts furnished. all cutlery re-
paired, also locks. new KEYS made. Tool
store. 1851 Market St. open evenings.
n-5-tf
WILL A CASH for emery wheel grind
stone, bicycle. and all other useful tools.
Adde'S $ H. care intelligence.
o-5U-n-l
ass95s4 5, Esass;
I'd. Patent and
rademark litigation. Booklet free
II. L. DUNLAP. Patent Lawyer.
National Exchange Bank Building
Wheeling ". Va.
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WANrED-Any intelligent person may
earn steady income CORRESPONDENTS for
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Address Press Corresponding Hursau
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PROCLAMATION AND NOTICE
OF ELECTION ron SCHOOL BoNp
ISSUE mi LEVY.

TO rHE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF
HIGHLAND DISTRICT, IN THE
COUNTY OF OHIO AND STATE or
WEST VIRGINIA:
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FOR A L OR TRADE.


FOR SALE OR TRADE-Ou well drill
ing tools. Address Bargain. care In
tclliEeuctr. n-at-I
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WANTED-Female Helm

NANTED-Iwo experienced mattresses.
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and Market streets. n-5s
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FOR sALE-Automobile


ron SALE-Automohile six Cylinder
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LoSf-Smal gold lockot and chain. pink
enamel face. liberal reward n re-
turned tn tN1r u'fitr. u-lT-ff
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W~ANTED-Male Help

WANTED-Two solicitors for
special work. Call ST Intelli-
yencer Office and ask for MIR.
Blair.
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Louis BSTtSShy
-OvEaNL DIRECTOR AND
ARTLkiAs ENBALMER.
tiS2 sud 1924 Main Street
Calls Answered Day or Nieht-
store Phones 6a5.
G. 7 o.. rfsUar. Nzf Phone 1891
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FOR RENT

foh RENT room apartment. pantry.
hath. steam heat. hardwood finish and
floors t~hroughout. Enquire OF kflsVes
Lumber Co. phones Sll. n-g1-m
FOR RENT
TWO LARGE ROOMS ON GRouun
o ESPECIALLY SUITED ron
DOCTOR OR DENTIST; $50.
n FINE ROOMS ON THIRD
sls. ALL AT ISL MAIN
STREET.
JAMES L. HAwLEY
1o65lz MAIN STREET
FOR REHT-Two furnished front rooms
steam heat and bath. Arlington
House. 1917 Market. Natl l67-M.
se-Z5-tf
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K. OF C. INITIATE CLASS AND
ENJOY ELABORATE BANQUET
SEVENTY FIVE CANDIDATES
GIVEN VARIOUS DEGREES
BY CARROLL COUNCIL.
Aasic and k.irth. Speeches and Song>
Enjoyed by Large Number OF
BanqueterS.

Yesterday was one Of the big ira
tcrnal day, and enjoyable festivities
for Carroll Colncil. No. 5O4. Knights
OF Columbus. which was attended by
scores Of local members. many from
eastern Ohio and through the state.
With Impressive exercises, degrees
were conferred upon a class Of =
members. The work lasted from 10
O'Clock m the morning until late in
the afternoon. followed with an elab.
crate banquet during the evening in
the Carroll Club. which was served
by the young ladies Speeches were
made by several OF the clergy of
churches IN this section. and promi-
ucnt laymcn.
The first degree was conferred dur
ing the morning in the Carroll Club
lodge room. while the complication
OF thc second degree work was put on
ty Carroll Council in the {. n. &.
3rmory during the afternoon by State
Deputy NJ J.. Cullinan. assisted by his
staff.
shortly after ! o'clock the banquet
was begun with Neistcr's orchestra
playing an unusually enjoyable pro.
gram, while the large number OF ban
queterS Joined IN singing the popular
songs. The Rev. Father Edward Gal.
way was toaStmaster. The Rev. X.
Mctachcn, Of Barton. Ohio. spoke on
he knights Of Columbus and the
Church. Dr. {, \. Wingcrter on The
History OF the Church. while Grand
Knight of Carroll Council NJ. J. Guilt
nan delivered an excellent talk on
he Knights Of Columbus and So
ctcty. The principal address was by
Honorable NJ. n. King. OF EIkinS
who spoke cloQucntly and impressive
on THANKSGIVING" He in-tcrspersed
his remarks with sparkling wit.
The menu follows:
Celery Pickles Olives
Crab Pattic
Roast Beef
Sauce Dreamed Mashed Potatoes
Fruit Salad
Assorted Cake
Ice Cream
Cigars Cog.e
The delightful affair was closed by
all singing America"
Among those AZ the banquet table
including the newly initiated mem.
hcrs. were the following.
mas. pickman. O. a. Weiss.
NOS l. Burke; =. NJ busch.
'1 faro NlIleen. l'r ChaS. Winger-
Eugene C~orniff. d lfur.- -
MtrNrr. bauer.
'-1rksburg. Leo D. Rc1sbeck
w. D.. Welch. Wrr+'r ~
Dr.. g.. H4wIrv. Sr ,-.- map
d. A. Blum. E.. Tr.,.tg
nL'HhAh' McFaddsu.
10. o. Watson. IA, ID"
nr John L. Dunn. R4dsrick Mac
- Critics. Rev +, P. Ross
3D. J. Fisher. rb,s
Earl D. Bradbury AIM
Iiett w j. CIliron.
ia d. Teashout. bell.
p Bailey. "a. J. 4. TSamI'SN
Walter Dickmau. rs--r T. 49,
E. y. Sntdsr. 100
JAS p WahL. $50
Leo W.. Bosch. has T.' ''''
~h,HNllle. Frank j.. HofIer.
]l.nyile Joseph J. L9ily,
'". hfSis, Geo. g. Lyons.
Martin f. riiahcriy N% u Casey
BROOKLYN. y -
Rev vs.. j. Hanra- f..sis Y5rra
samuel ,. Dobhins .'r' w. Bur
.ae- Altmeyer. Walter J.. Crib
TIva-d Srhrsuier 10
W . Lear.
.. ~. tHrr4n. &C.,. '
D.. ~. Campbell. Nm D.
5eo vs. Hughes. Loa.- 4 Blazer.
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LAW 1000 YEARS OLD
DOOMS PRODIGAL SON
Ancient Tablet at Yale De-
ciphercd-Giyes Inher-
itance Rule.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, May e.-~Prok
Albert I. clay, curator % the Baby
lonian collection AZ Yale, announced to-
night that the ancient Sumerian tablet
recently received "A, Vale has been de-
ciphcred and that it bears the law gov
ernine \ sons right in his fathers es-
tate that wa In vogue cDnsld'rap'y
more than 1000 years before Christ
This makes II the oldest inheritance law
known,
The law shows that he child who
renowned his sunShlp and received ms
portiou was gilly separated by his
porouts and had no further claim upon
in. estate The law also protected the
parents from any further demands. Ac-
cordlng to Prof, clay II seems 10 lie an
advance upon present day law, for II a
father during life gives child what
would hu his portion and does not leave
a will or a cuntrac, that specifies this
the law Of inheritance gives him an
other share.
According to Prof, Clay the law
throws entirely new light on the parable
OF the prodgal SON, lndsmuch AZ the
brother who had labOred at home WAS
quite within his legal rights when he
showed anxiety a. to what his father
Intended 20 do after the prodigal. who
had sluandercd his portion. returned
The brother who remained. according ~
Prof. Clay, is generally unjustly con-
demned,
There are nine laws on the tablet
They are the laws ~ Nisaba - god
dess) and khani "a god.