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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-09
AUSTRIAN WOMEN BEG
TO BECOME SOLDIERS.

(By Associated Press.)
BERLIN. via London, June
e.-From the town of Brixen
in the Austrian Tyrol, numer-
Gus requests have been re-
ceived by the military au-
thorities in Vienna from wo-
men. begging to be allowed to
serve in the ranks as soldiers
It has been explained that
such service is impossible
Summer weather has come
to Berlin. It has been warm
for several days and yester-
day the Thermometer regis
tered 81 degrees.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-09
BIG CHARLESTON BLAzE-

exPEeIAL coaRrsroHoEHGEo
CHARLESTON. June 9.-The en-
tire plant of the Sun Herald. West
virginia's largest weekly newspaper.
and the plant OF the Bowen Print
ing Company, were destroyed by fire
here early this morning The loss
is estimated to be $4,000. The
cause is unknown but it is believed
to have been incendiary. the work
of political enemies Of the paper
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-09
STARTS DAIRY CRUSADE

CHARLESTON. June se--E1ami-
,aSion Of Charleston dairies dis
Closed that only two are in drst-class
sanftay condition, according to City
.Cbenlist Wilson Many are rated
Sa5r and number poor. Wilson noti-
6ed them they must clean up OF get
out Of business
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-09

may be. / can go out feeling that
your good Will goes with me it VIII
be a precious memory
Promptly at 12:39 o'clock Mr.. Bryan
LEFT the state department and went to
the White House. where President
WILSON recesyed him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-09
COTTAGE PRAYER MEETING.

A cottage prayer meeting will be
held at go O'Clock THURSDAY morn
ing at the home Of Mrs Edmund
H1Gu 80 Mulberry street Miss
Sta McKeehan viii be the leader
All arc cordially invited to attend.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-09
". VA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1915.
AUSTRIAN AIRsHIPs FLY
OVER CITY OF VENICE.
nv Assocta4ed Press. )

A6y $A9SSS-AS@\S>A = = SS>S.k
VENICE, via Paris, June g.
One person was killed and
several were wounded by
bombs dropped this morning
from TWO Austrian aeroplanes
which few over the city The
property damage was not
heavy and no historic build
ings suffered
when the hostile aircraft
were sighted the residents Of
the city focked TO ST. Marks
square. Apparently they were
not concerned about their per-
sona1 safety. but were chief
" concerned lest damage be
done to the famous Basillca.
the rebuilt Campanile and the
palace Of the Doges. No bombs
fell In this district, however.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-09
STEAMER SUNK

LONDON, June o--The British
steamer. Lady Salisbury. was tor
pedoed by German submarine this
morning and sent to the bottom
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-09
HOLDS SERVICE.

The Rev. Herbert justin A1lsup.
OF the Central PRESBYTERIAN church,
held MONDAY services at the Phil
lips sheet and tin plate works today.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-09
BRYAN FORMALLY
LEA YES HIS OFFICE
Rather Than Sign the Wilson
Note, He Retires from Office
of Secretary of State

WASHINGTON. June civilian
Jennings Bryan formally LETT his ONCE
as secretary of state today and Robert
Lansing. counsellor OF the state
department, was appointed by Presl-
dent Wilson as secretary Of state ao
interim. The change in the cabinet
a: critical moment in the nation, $
history took effect with the despatch
OF the note to. Germany. Differing not
in the objects souGhc-the prevention
of war-5ut IN the method OF ap-
preaching the problem Mr.. Bryan re-
signed rather than sign his name TO
the note which states n unmistakab!e.
determined and emphatic terms the
demands of the United States.
Mr.. Bryan told his colleagues and
friends today as they gathered about
him in farweIl that his affection for
President Wilson was unchanged and
that he knew the president felt as
warmly toward him. Firmly beltev-
ing he can advance the cause of peace
outside OF official life and build up
sentiment in the United States that
Will assist the president in maintain
ing friendly relations with all nations,
Mr.. Bryan today went back to private
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-07-03
A Great Game.

The base ball park was crowded
last Sunday when Saguache and
Crested Butte played hall". The
Sasuache team left the field with the
sca!ps of Crested Butte, much to the
Joy of the large contingent who had
motored over from Saguache. The
game was hummerdinger and fine
clean plays on both sides, the score
standing IL to 6, in favor OF the val
ley boys. 1t seems the home team
has hoodoo this season, the oppos-
ing teams making enoughin the first
few innings to keep them ahead the
rest Of the game, but the boys never
know when they are beaten and arf
going to tighten up their belts and
see if they can't break the jinx.
The band boys showed theil
hearts were in the right place by
giving the crowd their favorite Sc
lections.
Umpire Miller's decisions gave
entire satisfaction, being square with
both sides.
Who said Saguache can't play
ball? Keep your eye on the G. B,
Greys, they are going to play too.
Motor cars and base ball make
close neighbors nowadays.
Fifty-three outside autos were in
attendance at the game.
Bill Hall, pitcher for Saguache, is
from the Portland, Oregon, club OF
the Pacific coast league, and the
best player ever seen in action in
this county.
Albright and Berger, battery for
Crested Butte, are fine players and
polished gentlemen. Mr.. Albright
is in the artillery service of the U.
S. army and stationed ut Fit. Logan.
People came from Saguache, Gun
nison, Doyleville and all intermedi-
ate points. The spectators at the
game numbered over 500.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-07-03
Opening of the High
Line Canal.

Last Tuesday, Chairman John J.
Fitzgerald Of the house OF appropria-
-tions committee, pulled the lever
which get the electrical machinery
in .notier, turning the water into
the tseadsstes Of the Grand Valley
reclamation pruject high line canal,
yremptly at > o clock in the morn
ing.
Az the machinery started, five
feot head Of water swept thru from
the river and was carried several
miles down the canal. The canal
which is seventy miles long, will
distribute water from the Grand
river over more than $4,000 acres
of government arid land.
Eleven melnters Of the house ap-
preparations committee, three menu
ters Of rhe reclamation commission,
seven n,iRor officials, with an i'm
rnencc crowd Of citzcus ateuded the
event.
Tuesday morning the visiting
party toured the canal project and
the trip was completed that after
noon with Il view of the lower lands
TO be watered 10y the ditch.
The project is now three-fourths
completed, and SO far it has cost
nearly three million dollars. The
committee will have in charge about
$1,000, 900 to complete the system.
The party left that evening for
Denver.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-07-03
The Ladies' Social Club

The Ladies Social Club held
their June meeting at Mrs. Will
Jams, Mrs. Long and Mrs. Mace
were The assisting hustesses.
A business meeting was held and
the subject of Cemetery improve
ment was discussed, and Il move
ment was made and carried that
the club appoint committee tn
take the matter up, bring it before
the people and see if something
could not be done in the month OF
July. A committee of six was ap-
pointed with Mrs. Mace as chair
man.
A picnic was planned for ueHt
month. A committee of four was
appointed to make all arrangements
for this outing, namely Mesdames
Fay Roberts, Bottenfield, Bailey,
and Chas. Welsh. No further bus
iness coming up the meeting ad-
journed.
A guessing contest was then taken
up by all with much interest. The
names of nineteen members We're
illustrated on the wall. some exam
plies:
King Solomon Mrs. g. Wise
Tall woman I" Long
| w. H. Gladstone Gladston,
EXPIRES. Taylor Taylor
Picture of 4 camel Campbell
Capt. John Smith Smith
Ice-oerg and man Bergman
S. F. bay and Lee Bailey
Water carrier Miss Waterman
Boiling tea-kettle Boyle
First prize, string of rose beads
was won by Mrs. Ralston. Second
prize, two hand crochet doilies, was
won by Mrs. McClenathan.
Nut carmel icc-cream was 'seryed
with fancy cakes.
Those present were Mesdames
Baily, Bottenfeld, Benson, Long,
Mace. McClenathan, Hardy, NV.
Roberts, F. Roberts, Taylor, iG. H..
Wise. C. Welsh and Ralston.
Mr.. Harvey Smith seemed 70 be
the most popular man in town last
Monday evening, when about a
dozen club women called on him
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-07-03

Nov that the mosquito is taking
his annual summer outing, an easy
welcome and to speed his departure
ia to rub powdered alum ON your
face and hands and then, when the
.skeetcr bites you, the alum FUCKERS
his gazoopie up like green persim-
mon and he can, bite; he feels so
badly about it he sits down in cool
damp place, catches his death of
cold and dies of pneumonia. Sure
thing
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-07-03

Most of our people will celebrate
Monday by small picnic parties, at
tending various other pleasure
points, fishing, and many will OBJ
serve it by remaining at home, but
the small boy and large tire-crncker
WILDE in evidence all the same.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-07-03

The new band stand; resplendent
with electric lights, was occupied by
the band for the first time, Satur-
day night. Crested Butte is proud
of its band and they have a mighty
nice band stand.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-07-03

Mrs. J. Phile and daughter Bessie
returned to Olathe this week after
spending the school year at Boulder
where the latter las been Intending
the state university. They will
visit here and at Paonia during the
summer. .-Olathe Criterion.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-07-03

e. r. Warren returned from his
trip to Marble Thursday and left fer
his home in Colorado Springs, hav-
ing secured interesting and valuah e
data for hi. forthcoming book.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-07-03

and presented him with "a gentle
mans toilet set, as a slight token
of appreciation for the services rem
dered the ladies at the time Of the
play given by the club.
A pleasant evening was enjoyed
by all and Mrs. Smith invited each
lady to call ON her husband again.
(alr. Smith was not the only
pleasantly surprised person that
evening for the members of the La
dies Club do not let but few of
their kind deeds oe known. They
called upon the Pilot, and present.
ed Mrs. Wise with n very beautiful
piece of goods for dress, for which
the Pilot extends special thanks }
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-07-03

News Champion Mrs Pat Han
lon has purchased of the estate the
Theo. Renner residence property on
Ohio avenue and Iowa street. II
will be fitted up shortly as the Han
lon residence. This house and
three corner lots is one of the best
located residence properties in TIN
eectinn u town.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-07-03

The celebration has been post
poned but the Firemen's ball has
not. Be sure and go. Don't for
get the dste, July 9Th.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-07-03

Paul Heuchemcr has gone to Pu-
ehlo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-22
WASH-JEFF OFF
FOR NEW HAVEN

Special Dispatch to the InteTisenoer.
WASHINGTON. Pa. oct. 2i-A rous-
Ing send-on was given the Washington
and Jefferson Football squad which de-
parted from the Pennsylvania station AZ
$50 o'clock this evening on its 3ournev
10 New Haven. wnere YaIe A. 20 he 49,
eN saturday afternoon. praotfeaIf~
every member Of the studont hoTv ~
me school besides n large cros1 ~
toWnrpeople m at the ataffn,
STUDENTS with barred heads sanm aVV "a
wins today" as the train slowly puI-
Although accompanying The tam
captain Wesbccher was sorely IN ar
bointed lie has played against Yafa
snTee lines and a draft exists, W. 4 j,
snd yale each having won one and the
third was a tie. For this season 'Husz~
vas anxious TO get IN Saturdays game
ana dead them In the big ~trugefe
heeidea captain Weshechor. inc ma
ers taken east were MoCreight. kfoner
Nnss. Stohbs, Whitshiil, HeyInan. Henri.
Witherspoon. Egan. Shieids and Wagont
er IN squad n In nna physical rondl-
ton Wttherspoon having entirely rcrov-
cred from the hurts he received in the
Lafayette game.
Coach Folweli would not make AM
prediction as % the outcome III the
same merely saying we are going III
90 the best We can and will nut IN 4
hard hEht whether We via o. LOSE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-22
VARSITY OFF FOR
WASH-LEE GAME

SPECIAL dispatch 90 the Intelligence.
MOKGANTOWN. W Va. oct Al
LWcntV-ono huHkiee. each confident fhnf
West virginia VIII conquer Wnahinrtnu
iee o. hCarleaton. Saturday Afternoon
~ 80 least too touchdowua. departed
from this city his evening ~ g6i on u
special Pullman car. Accompanying the
football team we're Coachca SOL Mofafrr.
Mcintyre and Tohin. Manager smith.
Assistant Manaro william Tureiv. and
t~WenfV-nVW followers o. the team. The
special went direct 20 parkcrahurg lay.
inE over there to-niEht n being rfrk
20 90 b. the Huntington accommodation
tomorrow morning at Z o'clock. arriving
in p latter city a. 1880 to-morrow. "A
short signal service viii b. held on Ma
nnai college nold Tomorrow afternoon
ne squad leaves Hunffnrf0n 70
Charleston 81 8 90. arriivng there about
Z O'Clock Hftecn fans left a. noon 10.
daN and nftV more viii depart t0-nrr-
row The team a. IN eHceilenf ahape anH
The folloWiuF men made up the rarfv
.Colfhank Hutchiaon. webster NeeTwa,
Bailey, Harer uouFher Lambert ehr0.
.Eruu hcnrie NorthcutL Rrannsn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-22
SHADYSIDE HAS
STRONG ELEVEN
PITT1BuHoH TEAM WAT WILL
CONE HEnE SATURDAY
HAS GOOD arr
Has Not Lost Game Thia season aud Il
said 20 Ne Rounding into gplendid
Condition for Linaiy.

shadysidc Academy the big Pitts
hurrh lrcr" school that la 70 rfav
iinHlya carck football team on The ~
land hall park Saturday Afternoon. IL
worklnr hard to ret into her best form.
Matched against one 81 The heapfraf ana
stronger hiFh SCHOOL teams fn tho sfste
~ irnnfflFanla fhadyaide has shown
hrf FeV strong Two weeks AGO
debated Mckooauort hirf ~
n 2 g. o score in q very rough and hard
foueht rtme
faat Saturday s~hrdvsids piavsd the
t.nn avon team Co. n uo al q 90 o. ben
avon D. usually about the hest hfrh
school team in fhe r~Iffahurrh ffrfrf~f
aun this year is no exception
Nhrnn ~ thn N~hadVrffn team are nm.
usually good players The two backs
liorn. % quarttrhark end Scott. al rirhf
hnIf ere probably about a. raof -
iin aIrr star hacknrld W~afnurfrhf al
crnter D. probably The best man piavinr
tlAL pu'itign iu thr eocuudarV achoofl
OF western rcuuaylVania
livery man or the LnafV team H. Ia
ilrnt CASE condition and the frrrDVr-
mont % team work since tho D. q D.
game la noteworthy no aurnf e.. = =
hard nni oAcitlng gamo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-22

10 seems that everybody In the Ohio
valley - trying 10 make arrangements
70 see the big football game which Is
s~cheduled 20 be played al League Park
On saturday October Goth. and for which
the advance sale Of seats viii start on
saturday Of this week. The main reason
no doubt. that such unusual Interest A.
being manifested In this game H. that
ne opposition FOR the Methodists OF
less an attraction than the famous car.
isle Indian team that has for wears
been one Of the biggest drawing cards in
the United states At football
Another good reason seems 10 be that
wesleyan has the best team in her his
tory and All the dore 80 Tar o~btalnabie
would indicate that she would be "A IA
vorite IN the clash with the Tedman
rom a local standpoint. too. the TACT
tiat Ernest Beck. formerly Of Hcliairs
and sensational players ever deyStonsd
M the valley. r. playing = star game
WITH Wesleyan and viii b. seen at half
o. played a. n big factor in Inc frfere~t
that D. being manifested.
Mesleyans too. has stimulated Interest
IN the game o. such an extent among he
other football teams in the d%isfriet 49,.
they are attempting TO transfer thoir
fames 90 other dates, or have left the
syth open % they could see tho contest.
Magnolia HiEh school At New MARTINI
VIE was scheduled With Waahinrfon
Afal iiigh but are e~ndeavoriur 90 trans
ssf 40 tge m9rninE Hellairs High wee
bot this haF been ahiued 90 DO III 4 81
n the 1oth. o. Martins Very viii pl4v
" ~schedulcd Same on the 1Hfh - That
test - ''"
WhseiinE. Moundsvnie weuab.rr
.rilE' Dameron and many Other
o. zee ne game al WeaIsvfns rIegf 4
400 mere D. every indication chad fHa
ntoff.t pr me game and The crowd viii
Re me greatest that wheeling has ever
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-22
MARIETTA HIGH
MEETS BELLAIRE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON IN HARD
GAME AT BELMoET METROPOLIS
both Teams Are Past and Are Anoient
Riva1s-coaoh Estabrook Has
squad In GOOD Condition

Bcliaire high school held It's last prac.
tice last evening on the Sixteenth street
u IN preparation for the game
with Marietta high saturday afternoon.
The Red and Black team will have prac-
ticaily the same lineup as IN previous
games this season but Is expected 20
make "a much better showing than on
those occasions. Coach Estabrook has
shifted his whole plan OF defense and
ouense and Judging from the work OF
the men In practice the change has
worked wonders IN the general play OF
the team
The team had n long yester-
gay afternoon In preparation for Satur-
day a battle and Coach EstabrOok report
"a ala the men In good shape There
vas some dummy scrimmaEe but no
hard miNups.
The Marietta team comes to Bellaire
with n good record thus far this sea-
son but O. b. expected that tomorrow 4
game viii De fought out on pretty even
terms The visitors have played three
games and lost none. Bcllaire has won
three games and lost one. The teams
will probably line uu a. follows.
Mauotta. Posi- Bei1atro.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-22
SATURDAYS AUTO RACING
WILL BE GREATEST EVER
SEVENTEEN ENTRIES MADE ron
SPEED CONTESTS ON FAIR
GROUND TRACK.
Effort Will Re Made TO Lower worlds
Hecord-ProEram Contains
Eight Big Events.

h Wheeling will see It's largest
congregation Of prominent speedway
drivers with world-besunE cars. was a.
sured yesterday when the entry list for
the races SATURDAY afternoon
Pm the Pair Ground track was closed
with seventeen cars ready TO start. not
70 speak o. other cars that may enter AZ
the post The card now range will
contain eight fast events bcrides an at
tempt 20 be made BY GeorEe Gardner -
The Beaver Bullet 10 beat the worlds
half-mi4c record Of % rcunds. made on
this same track BY Sob Burman. IN 1913.
Mitchcls. Two Hsynes. two MERGERS. two
ttats, two lords. "a Comedian, an over
land. = Buick q simple and a Beaver
bullet Driving these cars Will be- 1871
Hesloy. -. L. Robinson. 4. sFstterman.
Mike HuEhdoo. George Gardner. charles
speaker a. W. Fc1ers. JACK FIfe. Larry
Doian. Tom OHouke and others.
20 start az 1880 Saturday afternoon:
Event No One mile Glass ~. Non
stock free-for-ali Time trials. No
Event No 2-Thrce mile Glass D. Non
stock. Dpcn 60 GERS $50 cubic inches
piston displacement ana under.
Event no. S-Three mile Glass s. Non
|stock Open o. cars Of z81 o. $50 cubic
inches piston displacement
Event no f-1hrec mile Glass o. Non
stock Dpen 90 cars Of $50 cubic Inches
EFTnf so C-Clasa % Son stock
1--WE miles Erre-f 0r-nll
Event No class o. Australian pur-
suit race open to four cars making fhe
fastest time in event 40 D fhlr day.
Limited fu ten miles ff a. the rnT IA
tfn mIfH thrcr cars shall have not been
ELIMINATED refcree shall decide which
car o. wlnne
Event So Fye mile CIsru b. Non
st3ck Lreo-for an Handicap open
only q cars which have participated in
Event SO. Special Ten miles
Fres-for-aii
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-22
WESLEYAN-INDIAN
is HEAP BIG GAME
MANY HIGH SCHOOLS nv DISTRICT
WILL De QUESTS or METHo-
DIETS.

Much Interest In Contest which Prom
ises To Ne Best OF Local Season
Seat sale Opens Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-22
WESLEYAN LEAVES
Big MEN BEHIND

Special Dispatch fo the tnteuirsrear
NICkHANNpN vs. Va Oef ar A
niF eurrriHr was sprung to-day uhrn
we ertfH On rirkinr thr squad VINO
would fHEr the pr~nnaefeHufs efaf. III,
tilod o. select Morrison. Narrifs tni
hcaaeFer sub fuNhurh. rnf Swan Nnr
alfN Funfd These three were f.f nf
la NJ ln thn nrrf OF shane f.r fI. fr.r.
game nf p rnfIrn schedule rrrIf
Nn naf been showing rlr. form Id
fhr NurrifF wII UErfv b.
~ WaFurr VIII start nf fHa rrarf az.
mnfiF occupied BY Swan TN. ..rutr
play f~Inurilr Normal hrre Saturday ord
fufa curtia. formerly W~4nufrtfr. 49,
chooi plafr nnd an end ranf4In f.r
thr remainder of the aarrrn AM fr.
men takinF Do state trip. with fhr ...
lrpIinn ~ inrnhH Hr. fn good ahH.. and
r. Eofl rame ir anticipated The efsf.r
affenfth o. fully realized
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-22

Rodgers. Chenoweth. Captain Leather
wood. King, Latterner. Allen. Stevenson,
Curry and Hite.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-22
KRAUS-MADE SUIT

Our clothes r masterpieces in
dress for the youngish man as well
as the young man. They are al
ways smart-but always in ex-
cellent taste.
We will be proud to sell you
your fall suit because we sell only
suits that YOU will be proud 10
wear.
Price range from SIS 10 $50.
Weather for today Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-22
SUIT MASTERPIECES

Men who want some ''snap" TO
their suits, and who still want to
dress eonservatively and in the
best of taste, will find just what
they want in a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-22
G. A. GREENWOOD
Game ~ Forty-ssvsnth Street sunday
Afternoon Promises 90 te Past Con
feat-Teama Ready.

ono of frr best amateur rsH,r- f- ott-
.0Intfr eundHy uHI ho thai af fha Dor.
"IrHNI ~HruHnIH. when Gaze ~
nnd NeuuuHd football teams clash.
m"nT tNr best In fhIH vicinity ana hrfh
5000 records f0r fne games in
N hove participated fn this
NULN have been r~rlrffrinr fHIIv
aId ere NlIl fu Dol DOB fhn hraf of rarl.
ramo WIl bo called promptly
Hi q O'Clock D. m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-22

Overcoats of every style, shade and model. You can
select from the allwool kerseys, in black, blue or brown
meltons, vlcunas, chinchillas, Irish friezes. Your color
selection Is unlimited. Black, blue, brown, tan, gray and
oxfords In diagonal stripes and fancy mixed weaves;
made in every new, up-to-the- minute style; a delight to
the eye. Convertible collars, self collars, plain or belted
back coats, Chesterfield styles, the full back balmacaan
style; shawl collars, double breasted, form fitting coats.
astrakhan collar coats, silk faced; black and oxford top
coats. Plenty OF balmacaans for you to choose from in
every fabric and style. We want you to see this wonder
full display of overcoats.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-22
NnEEa wrsLETAE oUARrranAoE

Miller and Blake have been dividing
eIfInu between Thorn this Frrr ana hafn
have been showing exceptionally well.
NIIIfr D. generally considered au older
mead nnN NlH HUrHt speed coupled
with experience mnhrH bin L. vnfurnfa
man fnr fNn Dranrf and Black Doe Ia d
NnH M~nrtuHtIIfe nnF and viii doubt.
I.HH draw a crowd ~ hia ndmIrrra from
d1uu fhH river oct anth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-22
PUNTs N TACKLES

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