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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-06
LOUe Feast
Ends Strike
At Cleveland

CLEVELAND. Oct. 5.-The strike of
nunition workers at the plant of the
cleveland Automatic Machine Com
pany came to an abrupt end here late
Today when A. l.. Carford, president
OF the company. led a crowd of 900
strikers in cheering his announcement
mat their wage increase and eight
hour day demands had been conceded
and that they had won the fight.
Garford climbed on a platform out.
side the plant and faced the big
crowd. The workers. a short time be-
Tore at a special meeting. had voted
in favor of accepting the offer OF the
company granting all their demands
except one pertaining to the open
shop system.
Il am glad that the differences be.
tween you boys and the company have
been adjusted" said Garford. The
crowd cheered
-Hurrah. lets cheer again boys
yelled the capitalist as he swung his
nat IN the air, Il feel like cheering
myself"
When the tumult had subsidized Gar
ford gave a slight talk
I'm for industrial peace" he said
We've got all the war we can take
care OF on the other side OF the water.
I'm glad this trouble is ended. want
TO say in behalf OF the company and
myself that this strike will not leave
any sore spots. We are not built that
way. You boys did what you thought
best in asking for a share OF profits
accruing from unusual business con-
ditions. That was proper. for I con
cede the right OF every man to do his
own thinking and acting"
Garford fairly had TO fight his way
through the crowd 10 his automobile
TO escape the ovation which followed.
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ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kenple
OF No. s6 Fifteenth street.
MISS Lulu MARBLE and Grace Nc
cracker have returned to their home
in the city after having spent the past
three weeks visiting friends and re-
lauves at Conneaut. Lake Pennsyl.
vania.
Mrs. NJ. o. Witherald of GAINESVILLE
is spending several days as the guest
OF relatives at Woodsdale.
Mrs. ]. f. Murphy of this city is
spending several days as the guest of
friends at Redwood.
Charles Roy at Bridgeport is spend
ing several days as the guest of
friends and relatives at Clarksburg.
Clyde Donaldson OF this city is
spending a week as the guest OF his
brother at Fairmont.
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THE LITTLE MADAMorsELLE.

The World Film Corporation in pre-
senting The Little Mademoiselle." in
which vivian Martin Is starred and
which Will be shown at the Colonial
Theatre to-day and tomorrow. presents
Rim story which is typical OF the win
some little film star who plays the lead
ing role OF Lii BreVal.'
Lii is "A young French miss who
almost Immediately upon her arrival in
this country finds herself suddenly drop
ped in the middle OF "A railroad track
watching the train on which her uncle
and aunt are riding speed away in the
distance, through no fault OF hers.
Her trials and fluctuations in her
efforts TO reach Boston and relatives.
furnish the plot for a delightful blend
Ing Of pathos and humor which affords
Miss Martin a role In which she is most
admirable.
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About People
Movements 90 individuals ts
and From .i,s City.
AT the hotels.

MeLure-W. NJ. Hall. Parkersburg:
l. >. Arnold. Woodsfield: Mr.. and Mrs.
X Z. barley. Morgantown; ]. s.
Peters. Washington; T. W. Fleming,
Fairmont: J. o. Brooks. Clarksburg;
.. +. Parkin. Washington.
Grand Centrsl-Sony Brady, Cam
eron; p. II. Read, New Philadelphia;
George Boyd and wife. ST. Clairsville;
J. c. Mayors. Westerville.
Strsmm-Louie Bowman. Washing
ton; T. Braunlich, Marietta: o. II.
Woofter. Kenova; w A. wilkins.
Barton; J. L. Keough. New Martins
vile.
Rosers-O NJ. PuIlen. Charleston:
G. Nj. Lalkington. Cameron: W. c.
Rose. Parkersburg: Henry Shelf. Par
kersburg; George ID. Moore, Charles
ton; c. S. Hixenbough, Hundred.
Doc A. A. Smith, well known res
taurant proprietor. will leave in a
short time for his winter home in
Florida.
Attorney John Mcmahon. court
chancery commissioner, has returned
home from a trip through the East
Miss Marie Seamon, who, has been
~ tt'oN VI htA rAHAtAs MIS-. ~ y. hIdl I,
OF Warwood, the past week. has re-
turned to her home on the South
Side
Mrs. John NJ Birch OF the Formosa
apartments. who has been sojourning
at Battle Greek. Mich, for her health,
has returned home greatly improved.
Luke Gillipsey OF South Chapline
street will leave this morning for a
hunting trip down the river
Louise Houston OF South Market
street. who was operated upon in the
Ohio Valley General Hospital Monday
evening for appendicitis. is improving.
Ben Pinkus of San Antonio. Tex.
is the guest OF his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Pinkus. of South Market
street
Wade LaZear OF Mansfield left this
evening for his home after spending
several days in Wheeling the guest OF
| friends.
Clyde EDDY of Sistersville was in the
city yesterday on business.
Joseph Rowley OF Sistersville was in
the city yesterday the guest of friends.
Mrs. Harold Crossley Of Canton. o.,
is spending a few days with her par
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TRY THIS If HAIR
STARTS FALLING
Some Good Advice For Those
Threatened with Badness

AZ this season OF the year many peo-
pie md their hair coming out at an
alarming rate and often fear badness
This may very easily be the ultimate re-
cult is proper scalp treatment Il not
taken ut once. AT excessive loss OF hair
can b. almost Immediately stopped ~
The use twice daily Of a little Partisan
SAGE which inVigorates and nourish
NE slowly DYING hair roots into q re-
uowHl uf healthy normal action NeW
hair quickly SHOWS ON the thin spots
uld har stops falling and the diffor-
cnce is apparent ln few days BY the
very luok OF The hair itself taking on
new Nic. lustro and beauty Partisan
Saec can De- obtained from q n Griest
a Go. or any GOOD druggist. DC is not
expensive. ADV.
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SENSATIONAL CASE
is NOW ON TRIAL

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. oct O.
Contending that Mrs Susan J. Bur.
oette. Of this city. was without insur.
able interest In the life Of sadie
Thompson. 15-year-old girl who died AZ
her home on January I. the Columbus
Mutual Life Insurance Company b. re-.
slsing her Efforts 10 collect a q. 900
policy In a trial which began In the
Circuit Court here to-day The an.
Fwor Of the defendant alleges that the
girl came to her death through the acts
Of the plaintiff in whose name the
policy was taken out exactly six
months before the girls death NJ.
Sheets. formerly attorney general Of
Ohio. BE- leading the defense Mrs.
Hurdette is plaintiff In a similar suit
on a $1,000 policy IN the Supreme
Tribe Of Ben Hur
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MISSING MAN FOUND
FLOATING IN RIVER

PNRkERSRURG " Va. oct 3 -
Two boys while playing along the
bank 81 the ohio River this after
noon found the body Of man noat.
INK which was later Identified as that
OF David Matlock Of SandyvnIe. Jack
son County Whether The old man
met his death accidentally or that DE-
may have JUMPED into the river Is not
known. lIr came here week ago to
visit relatives aud bad not been seen
since lau ThufsdaN.
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FOR ERUPTIONAL
Ais OF THE SKIN
use POSLAM

relief from soreness. ftchina ana az
SraNauon- When Pimples E.ruptions
kashes. Blisters. Inflamed Itching Spots.
noy. POslam Is the soothing antiseptis,
remedy to quickly heal and drive them
away. Oftentimes A. clears away un-
que redness over night For Eczema
and stubborn skin diseases IL L. an eN-
cellent treatment
foslam soap impsrts the good ef-
tects OF antiSeptic medication with Pos
lam Try II Tor Toilet and Bath.
FOR samples. send &C. stamps 10 E.mer-
gency Laboratories. 32 West 25th St
New York City Sold BY all Druggists.
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SIDE TALKS
Mountains and Valleys
(5y Ruth Cameron.

rs there any way in wnIcn YOU can
renew the first glamor Of love-" h. the
pathetic, revealing, Inevitable question
Ia young married woman puts TO me
don't suppose there b. woman who
has been married long enough to come
down from the mountain top Of the FIRST
ecstasy who hasn't put that question 20
herself or course she probably doesn't
put IL IN that particular form. VERY
form AZ all just haif feels ana half
I Could ne IN. m. H 1a woman
Folks. ~ could give you q recipe for
renewing that first glamor Z could De
the richest woman ia the world. for
syery woman. and some men. would be
willing 90 give me their most precious
treasures 90 know a.
We all want 90 30 back 20 the noun
tain top OF that FIRST happtness.. We an
look back az % lovingly and unRcriuRIy
and in the golden ught 81 memory We
Just me trouble. We look back Whsr
don't realie that although We have come
down from that hrst mountain peak onto
the plain there are other peaks ahead
No Life Can Ne All heights
No life. married or othcrwtae. can he
dowu into the dark valleys Of deprcs-
sion and discourage mont. We tread the
level plain Of daily lfc. and We ascend
wsufa
Look forward not backward in your
love hfs Ihe best ie set o. D. 90 sou
Don't cheaper love hy b'inr SLUT
ton EOtliuE sirErr. Iiko safety.
How You Can Ne Always Different
Again. don't kili lowe Posi- ulurrrrrf.
DO is tre woman Who i- mot alua.a ibe
eHnO who keeps hrr huFngnGs fo.o ruf
tn' arsst question Usually it o. srsa-
srgI hr ths eurE"etIHn thHf r. woman
hide como OF nrr solves from her hur-
baud anl .eer hfIuF.nr inrm out lEr "a
||HH|.H |...H that : h..
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INF0RMALPARTY
THIS AFTERNOON
MISS SARAH HAzLETT WILL EN-.
TERRAIN AT NORTH MAIN
STREET HOME.
Pretty Event viii Compliment Mrs.
John Dice and Miss Nancy With
row, Who Are Guests Here.

A pretty contribution TO the social
affairs of the week will be the in.
formal party of this afternoon. given
by Miss Sarah Hazlett at her home on
North Main street. complimenting Mrs.
John Dice and Miss Nancy Withrow
OF Lewisburg, w. Va. the guests OF
Mrs. ]. Morgan Clark. Needlework
viii AFFORD the occupation of the aft.
ernoon and an attractive luncheon
will be served
Many interesting attentions are be.
ing arranged for these charming visi
tors, and their stay will AFFORD occas.
ions for numerous bospitalities. The
guests this afternoon will include:
Mesdames.
John Dice A. A. Wheat
j. Morgan Clark Edward Hitchman
w. s. Fulton Hal Speidel
Joseph PAUL, Jr Sam Hazlett
Lee Paul George List
Arthur Hubbard Earl Lenkart
Archie PAUL Norman Richie.
Misses.
Nancy Withrow Patti Sweeney
Alberta Stifel Hettie Dalzell
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Informal Tea.

Inaugurated for the purpose Of plan
ming their annual bazaar the board
OF directors OF the Y w. C. A. VIII
entertain this afternoon. at the asso-
citation building. with a 4 o'clock tea
II Is hoped the affair today will be
largely attended and public interest
in this manner evidenced for the
bazaar which will be held the second
and third Of December Assisting the
board Of directors in receiving will be
the social committee with Miss Emily
Shenherd chairman.
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THE INcoRRIamLE puKANE-

John BARRYMORE. whose tremendous
success in the Famous PLAYERS Film
Gompanys productions OF The Man
FROM Mexico" Are You a Mason" a1d
The Dictator" has gained for him a
worid-wlde reputation as a screen come
dian. will be seen at the Virginia Thea
ire to-day and tomorrow. In that COM
panys fiVe-part film version OF the COM
coy melodrama The Incorrigible Du-
kane." BY George Z. Shsdd
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THE ourcAsT. AT THE REX.

The Outcast.r a Mutual masterpic-
ture. featuring Mae Marsh Mary Alden.
Robert Harron. Ralph Lewis and 200
others In the big Feature at this thea
tire FOR today and tomOrrow's program.
Through Troubled Waters is the
other fine production with all star cast
All should see this Broadway star fea-
ture. Pathes color Travel pictures closes
the bIlL Coming. Theda Bara In Sin"
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Secretary of State TO the Bank OF
Wyoming. TO be located at Mullens
The authorized capital is $4,000. and
the incorporators are J. c. Sullivan,
Or. w. L. Hunter. of Tralee; A. ].
Mullens, of Mullens; ID. F. Early. OF
Bradley: c. X. Mehad. of Otsego; a.
W. Daubenspeck, of Lookout
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"Y" BIBLE GLASS

Tho Hiblc class 40 the Y. n c A vas
nrcned last evening and n tarHe number
we're in attendance Rev Charles Ia
h"uinFou. who is conducting the class.
l0nF o. hia nraf study in the LITE ~
Paul review OF paura place In
'hrlFtinu History. taken from Stalker
Life ~ Paul
~ knhIuaun ON every Tuesday evening
90 o'clock in the Young Mems Christ
ian AeEorlatiou.
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For October Bride.

Miss Mary Gilbert. whose engage
ment to Mr.. James Griffith will ter
inmate in a pretty wedding OF the
month. was complimented last even
ing with shower given by Miss
Angelina Kaltenbach. at her home on
North Market street. Attractive dec
orations of red and white trimmed
the rooms and veranda. these same
colors being featured in the luncheon
served at 10 O'Clock. The evening
was devoted TO games and music and
and was enjoyed by the following
guests:
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G. A. Wright. Miss Henrietta Rutter.
Miss Wilma Smith. Miss Sarah Dun
barger. Miss Myrtle Dunbarger. Miss
MarJory Blodgett. Master Charles
Wright. Master Nelson Kelly. Master
Jennings Schultz and Rev. and Mrs.
w. NJ. Schultz.
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JUDGE KELLER AOJoURNs COURT

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. oct. o.
Although Judge benjamin r. Keller. Of
Charleston, was able to resume the
bench this morning and wind up the
business Of the Huntington term ~
Federal Court. he returned az once TO
the hospital where he had been pa
tient for week. Special and regular
terms OF court al Blueheld set for DC
tober ~ and 10 have been called on
because Of the judges condition Ju-
rors summoned for those terms have
been notified not 10 report
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Misses
Social Afternoon-

Social Afternoon.
Tomorrow afternoon Division No. 1
OF the Ladies' Aid Society OF Thomp-
son Nj. f. Church will open its seasons
work with a social gathering. Mrs.
f. l.. Stone at her home on the ISL
and will entertain the group. During
the afternoon the party will find
needlework a pleasant pastime. and
a luncheon will conclude this first
meeting. Among those present will
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Mesdames
W. p. Baggs Russell Muldoon
Dora Whally Chas Bender
Jack Powell A. G. Robb
L. l.. Stone l.. G.. Hall
Margaret Black Will Etzler
/ Henry Stoller Martha Robb
G. T. Sturges G. w. Bowman
/ Ed. McAllister Ed Policy
4 Paul Dyer James WEIGH
John Lashley Fred Davis
| c. II. Forgey l.. A. Lallance
! George Scatterday Margaret Jones
Agnes Willetts Miss Alberta Robb
Clay Hunter Mrs Hyatt
William Davis Mrs Morrison
+. II. Beideman Mrs. Hawkins
p. A. Mcclure Mrs. Paul
Harry Callendine Mrs Haling
Engagement Announced.
The Misses Helen and Elsie GehrI
ing delightfully."- entertained at their
home on Market street last evening
In order 10 announce the engagement
OF their sister. Elizabeth. to Clarence
V Slack OF GAINESVILLE. o. The even
ing was spent in playing cards and
dominoes. and at 1890 the guests
entered the dining room where an
elaborate luncheon was served. The
dining room looked very handsome.
decorated in white and yellow The
table also was handsomely decorated
in white and yellow Chrysanthemums
and at each place there was a white
and yellow crocheted basket. tied with
yellow ribbon. Each one OF the bas-
kets were filled with rice At the end
OF the ribbon on the basket was a
double heart, and on these hearts the
announcement was written The an
nouncement came as a complete sur
prise to her many friends The guests
were:
Misses.
Elizabeth Gehring Helen Hull
Emma Null Alice West
Hazel Smith Mary Kelly
Sophia LandmeyeFEffe KoOntz
Carolyn Spring Kathryn Deloe
Jane McClatchey Emma Paetzold
Jessie Cook Lizetta Cook
Madre Gehring Elsie Gehring
Edna KOontz Helen Gehring
Clara Martin
Social Evening.
Friday evening AZ the Y. W. c. A..
the High school Bible class will en-
terrain all the girls OF the High school
The affair is a very pleasant matter
Of anticipation az a number OF sur
prisinR features are kept secret for
the evening. The hours are from 1880
to $50 o'clock and nearly three hun
dreds girls are 10 be In attendance.
viii Hold Meeting.
Tomorrow afternoon an important
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Announces Enoaoement.

Mn and Mrs. NJ. Schwarts at a re-
Iception given at their residence on
North Main street Sunday evening,
announced the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Pearl Schwarts to Mr..
Harry Nranklin. Of Canton. o. The
wedding will be a pretty event OF the
near future.
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fNNAI.I .NaNlNh 81 Nu nIH HHl
Anchor Ulf Company uf riftshrrfh pa
wIfH offices ln fnf Marine Narh build.
joe Notified obi. secretary OF stale fHaf
t nad Increased Itr capital rrum 500 oHa
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Saddle Club Dinner

At the Brookside Inn last evening
the members OF the Wheeling Saddle
club were guests at a stag dinner,
which was served at $50 o'clock.
This is the initial number OF many
like events planned for the winter
season and Is productive OF much
pleasure and benefit 10 the members.
The guests last evening were.
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Friend" T. applied 10 ihe sbyiominsi 1g'.
-, FsniL fuhted In and has q most pro-
l..',i cIoct af n lubricant 70 enofh-s H.,
network ~ nerves. enables ~ 7-,-.-i.. n,
.Ap.ld naturally, relieves strain on the H.
I.'.1 'nI thus aeiq ai ease any unllur sfr.Ir
~ she offan7 involved. And 10 does this wifb
% .ateiy. LHpcctant mothers thus r.
,'l''ta ne ORDEAL with comparative erse -
comfort Knowing mothers VII, -. -
friend speak in Fiuvinr terms ~
w. hiHrnce of morning s'rkncua ai..-n~. ~
siiA'n ou TIE urHmcnts and a frrs.ioo, -,
many other Distress.
ion can set 'Nufhef's rrierl-s a. 49,. -
Store ~ they will gladly ~ ID for -, ,,'',
st.,liy 70 hrldned Regulator Co. soi 4 ,9,r
hHgr Atlanta, Co, Tor e. hfrhiv in.fs,-ii,.
- N Fre1t value o. an crpcrtant r.ofbgr.
:. ,.,ih- n valuable expectancy chart. rries
Fpncn viii appreciate. ~
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Sewing Circle With
Much Whispering

Before the stork
arivcsfhcrc Is much
90 talk about The
comfort 81 the rrper.
tant mother l. thr
chief topic. And thero
- sure % ~ somcone
Who has used or knows
81 hat splendid er-
frrraf krf- tstf..ft.-.s-.
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NEW BANK CHARTERED.

CHARLESTON. W Va. oct. o.
a charter has been issued by the
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Luncheon Party

Friday afternoon the members or
the Four G.'s Will be guests at a
luncheon given at the Windsor hotel
Mrs. William Breitenstein. Mrs. -.
+. Beswick and Mrs Crawford Booth
will be hostesses. Following the
luncheon which will be served at I
o'clock. the remainder of the after
noon will be devoted to needlework.
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Misses


Mrs. George Schmidt will entertain
the members OF the T. u. l.. Club to-
gether with few friends Friday even
INK. Sewing will occupy the guests
during the early hours, when pref
lilly appointed luncheon will be served
and the remainder Of the evening
spent in games. Among those pres
ant will ha.
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meeting OF the Kings Daughters OF
the Fourth Street Nj. Z. church has
been called. AS several matters or
moment will be discussed It is hoped
the meeting will be largely attended.
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Reception for Rev. SCHULTZ.


Class No. 2 of the Zane Street NJ. f.
Sunday school gave a reception in
honor of Rev. w. VI. Schultz. pastor
or the church and teacher OF the class.
a large number attended the delight
ful affair. and Rev. Schultz declared
that in all his years in the ministry
he had never been more kindly re
ceived than this year for a fourth
term as pastor of this growing church.
Following were those who attended:
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Lennon. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. G. Blodgett, Virginia Baugh-
man. Irene Bellville. Azalia Hickey.
Mrs. c. Ambrose. Mrs. Wallace Clark,
Mrs. G. l. Smith. Miss Margaret Gar
rison, Miss Sophia Rosenleib. Mrs.
EElizabeth Ruth. Mrs. Jacob Albaugh.
Mrs. o. c. Stringer. MIR. and Mrs. c.
W. Dunbarger. Mrs. J. A. Lorentz. Mrs.
Melaney. Mrs. Mary Holt. Mrs. James
Young. Mrs. c. W. Bellville. Mrs. ]. G..
Cracraft. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ r. Kelly,
Mrs. Cynthia Coleman. Mrs. James
Henry. Mrs. w. L. Criswell. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. G.. Baughman, Mr. and Mrs.
John Ritter. Mrs. F. J. Norman. Mrs.
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Wednesday sridoe

Wednesday Bridge.
Miss Clarimond Mendel will enter
tain the recently organized Wednes-
day Bridge Club this afternoon AZ her
home on Twelfth street a delightful
luncheon. in addition with the card
games. win pleasantly ON tho hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-28
MIDDLE STATES
DOUBLES TITLE AT
STAKE TODAY
Watson and Bull, After
Defeat of Schoolboys, to
Meet Behr and Pell.

c. Frederick Watson, jr., and Charles
NJ Bull, jr., defeated Harold A. Throck-
morton and Lindsay Durham, the
schoolboy team, in the final round of
the annual middle states lawn tennis
championship tournament yesterday by
a score of 6-3. 10, %, "a. The
winners will meet ka~l II. Behr and
Theodore Roosevelt Pei, the cham
pions, in tho challenge round on
Wednesday afternoon AZ o'clock.
A crafty loDping game from begin
ming to end brought victory to the
veterans, who u5,d these tactics con-
tinuously against their brilliant young
opponents. For O time, notably in the
second set, Throckmorton and Durham
managed TO so steady themselves as to
smash these lobs with great speed back
into the opposing court, but in the end
they grew wild and tossed the points
away on errors.
Bull and Watson bided their time,
and after their deep lobs had compelled
the younger pair TO stick close to their
base line, the veterans ran in under
the protection of the "high ones" and
bombarded Throckmorton and his part
ner with we'll directed smashes.
II was a case Of clever court tactics,
aided by steadiness, pitted against in
dividual brilliancy and greater speed,
and the former combination proved the
winning one.