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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-10-22
Waeersneet.

Geo. Miller ann family Went TO
Antigo Wednesday on a visit.
Sam Brown has moved his fam
lily into JAS. Chudy's new house.
Conductor Durkee entertained
friends from Washington last
Sunday.
The Watersmeet Monico scoot
train will not go to Rhinelander
any more this season, the last trip
was Oct. 20.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-06

W. s.e,a rs:z yo ON. u s 7. y, IN: ys
On Sign Stealing.
1T TT conn
"orid's champion Au-Eound Hail

Pans often ask me whether my habit
o. Carrying three bats up 10 the plate
and then throwing two Of them away Is
caused By superstition or by a heller
thst ~ really helps my hitting
i confess that 1 have my -uper-ti-
tons. like most Of the other ball play
srs. but carrying the trio OF bats IL not
one OF them. / pick up the three clubs
and swing them because. when I dis
card the surplus lumber. the single
bat feels lighter and believe that /
can handle u better than l could IL I
only grabbed one off the rack In front
Probably I would keep on doing this
even N somebody convinced me that
mere snsre was no material use in ", for |
a big batting average while using the
Two extra fails, and there IL no use
crossing your luck. But I really be-
neve that u hslrs me aside from the
Psychological affect IL may have
There IL hardly a player In the major
l.asues who hasn't his pet snpersti:
tons. Some fellow would never think OF
walking between the umpire and the
pitcher. Others have TO tap the plate
IN Just a certain way. and 80 on. There
are others about as many mannerisms
Jacques Fourier the White sox slug
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-06
BELLAIRE BUSINESS MAN
STABBED WITH ICE PICK

cured an ice pick and stabbed Koenn.
line. Il & said
Ankrofn. In q statement 20 chef of
Police Malone denied that be was the
aExressor. He stated that he mac
been ordered 20 take a load OF Ice 10
B>ilsire nrm In q ooe,horse wagon
Owing 10 the heavy load the animal
refused 10 pull. The driver admitted
that he tapped" the horse several
timer. but without success
Says Ne 10 Sorry.
He then stated that be went into
the storage house ana was me, by
koehniine. whom. be claims. threw a
brick at him Al the came time order
Ing him of the premises. Ankrom
claims that Koshnline followed nim
on the outside OF the plant ana
knocked him down. when I got up"
said Ankrom. -koehnline made an
other pass AZ me. II was then that
pulled the Ice pick and stabbed.
know IL was wrong and am sorry that
\ did IT,"
Following the stabb,ng Richard
HesIop. an employe OF the company.
took Ankrom TO the city bullcing
where he was turned over TO the po-
lice and lodged In jail. lie offered no
resistenee In accompanying Heslop to
the city jail.
Awaiting the outcome OF koenn-
lines injuries. The hearing OF Ankrom
VIII be deferred few days. Owing
to the fact that the injured man is a
brother-in-law Of Mayor Wassman. the
case may be transferred TO one of the
Beliaire Justice courts.
koehniine was removed from Ills
home. on North Jefferson street. Bei
laire. TO which place he was taken i'm
mediately after the assault. to the
ohio Valley General hospital. shorty
before midnight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-06
IN AMATEUR I AND
SEMl-PRO WORLD.


nc Martins Ferry Athletics dfvid.yt
donors in a double header vffb ~. y,
iaiftNilie team ~ -. CiafrEvfIis yes
.,Iglt. me trFt game went 10 the ~
~ lile tofs hv the score ~ DO 10 =
rt.a me Second contest 20 the MARTINS
ard Tatlor formed the battery for ~
llairsville in tho frst ynms and Kriee.r
ard Jones worked for Martins Ferrv liz
VIC second game NefErI Games and srnr.-
lNr WORKED Tor So CiaIrrVIffr while Toa-
l1n ond Jones formed the Martins Per-
~ battery.
The Florence Athletic cfnb vrstr-f,.-
y. moved ~ Rush nun whore fhev er.ifr
Eongr7 WITH The team ~ thar place ir a
double hradrr Tho Florence how vo1
me morning ranIe hv tho score ~ & fo d
srd lost the Afternoon contest sfx To
,.. Th" y a. &C. and Island Athletic
'Ish are both claimants ~ fhe rarre
lraf VOC IraTcf 90 Pinch Run SUNDAY
tlfffnnor. Do Eff me fnHf fhs zane
.h".ld hr crrdffd fo Tire Florrnre 'tofa
PSI ffr score ~ Co in place n a. 3
lo Dol tafgr ~ tte Island Athletes as
was yesterday stated
Sunday tho Kahn club forr,syas "a,
lfff IIvgrrUCl whore they rnrf defeat ~
Club ~ that place ~ the arorr ~ To-
T-r seven errors rhalFed ~ aFafrat
thr KEN Cluh bows we're larrelr rr-
ty innings follows.
Kahn Cfub .... oooooornn-i y
Grand A r.. ... % n 90 so 10 2
batteries UeathsrinRten. Matthews
and Tierney. Hauer and Jones.
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winds OF the afternoon cried them con-
-iderably. and By the time the finals
were played some fast work was pos
siblc.
There were no drawings. the members
pairing on into teams. ~ the Conclus-
ion OF the match. Or. A. y. Hustead and
THOMAS Cummlns were the winners over
the neld Each OF these members will
receiV. silver loving cup. trophy
from tho club
The results.
49, First Round.
W. Franzheim aud Weiseman defeated
Burt ana Jones. "a IS
ummins and Hustead dcfc-~>i q s,rgs
Frankheim and Armbruster s-S. g.
Brady and Grubb defeated Mcrtz
Franzheim and Milton SO. 6-s. 6-I
Becond Round.
Nummins and husteaa defeated Tay-
Tor and Abbot. IS. 90: 6-3
Pollock ana Hamilton defeated "
d rauzheim sud Wei-cman. 90. 81
Iolloc and Hamilton defeated tirubb
and Brady. 90. 81.
Finals.
hustcad and Cummins defeated isoi.
sosk ana Hamilton. straight sets. 60.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-06
sGoReE KoEHNLiNE ASSAULTED
~ OWN EMpIoYE LAST
NIGHT.
10 IN Serious conest,en % Local Hos
pstsi-oksy Ankron 10 Under Ar.
ress-T~o Mad Quarrel.

George Koehniine. general manager
or the koehniine Ice & storage com
pany. Bellaire. 10 In q critical condi-
tion ~ the Ohio Valley General nos-
pltai. and Oksy Ankrom. q teamster
Tor the company. IL In Bellaire )zgI.
charged with Etabbing with intent TO
vound-his employer.
The ARRAY occurred last evening M
the plant. corner Of Twenty NTH ana
Water streets. Bciisire. when Anstrom
secured an ice pick and stabbed
koshnline In the right breast. Inc
wounded man vas rushed 10 his nome
In an automobile and Or. d. W. Boone
was summoned An examination
showed the right lung 20 a consider
ab1s depth. inflicting q dangerous
wound that may terminate fataiiy.
Mr.; koehniine vas removed to the
OHIO Valley General hospital before
midnight.
Result OF Quarrel
The stabbing occurred about six
o'clock and was the result OF q repr,-
mand ~ TO the methods Ankrom used
IN driving HIS team. n In said
koshnlins discharged the driver es-
Cause he beat and otherwise abtrreo
q horse that refused TO pull an ice
wagon heavily loaded. Following the
discharge OF Ankrom a quarrel en-
sued and when employees OF the com
pany separated the men the driver Sc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-06
BRAUNLlCH WINS
PRINCIPAL RACE
TOOK FIRST PLACE IN FIFTEEN
MILE EVENT AND ALSO FIVE
MILE RACE.
Motorcycle Contests on island Track
Yesterday Furnish Thrills
For Large Crowd

crowd OF about a thousand inter
ested spectators witnessed the motor
cycle races held yesterday afternoon
az the Playground under the auspices
Of the Wheeling Motorcycle club
The meet was a success from the
start to the finish. No accidents. ex-
cept a very slight one. occurred and
all riders had a fair chance TO win
honors. Although no speed records
were broken. some very good time was
made by both local and visiting riders
and the throng Of spectators Witnessed
some very interesting and exciting
events
Among the men riding in the best
form were: Earl Braunllch. riding a
Harley Davidson. who won the l5-mile
handicap race. James Gold OF Steu-
benvilie. who won two emile events
J. Y. Wasmuth. Of Sherrard. W Va.
riding a Thor. who won the second
money In the FIRST FIVE mile race. and
otto Ritz. riding a Harley Davidson.
who won the five-mile stock race An.
other rider who probably deserves spe.
clal mention vas G. l.. Chesire. riding
an Excelsior. won the fye-mile consol.
alton race and places In other events.
This is Cheshire's first year in the
racing game. but judging from his
show ing yesterday he will appear in
more Judging from the applause OF
the spectators. Earl Braunlich was the
favorite with the fans. while Gold. OF
Steubenville. ran close second
The best contested race Of the after
noon was the fifteen mile handicap
race won BY Braunlich. Gold and
Baunlich running side by side with the
exception OF one lap. Gold had chain
trouble
Brsunlieh In Spill.
James Gold took the hrat ave.mfie
race. riding a Harley Davidson. In the
best time made in the fvemlle events.
Ills time was 8 minutes and rs sec.
rds Wasmuth. riding Thor. took
second in q minutes and g. seconds
Cheshire came In FOR third money in
q minutes and o. seconds I'm this
event Nrauulich was running a Guc
race until he met the curve IN tho
next 20 tho last lap when he skidded
on bic side into the grass BE righted
himself however and finished the
race in good time
The second Eve mile stock event
vas won ~ nraunlich. on Harley
Davidson. IN 9 minutes and rs seconds.
theshlre. riding an Excelsior. came in
second IN minutes and rs seconds
Wasmuth riding his Thor was sec
ord man. In minutes and 81 seconds
Gold won The 0vc.mile novelty hand.
leap win n Harley machine lu min
ufc7 - seconds Rraunlich took sec.
ord and Cheshire fhlrd in minutes
% seconds and Z minutes 20 seconds.
respectively. AZ the end % The SOC.
ond isr The riders were required 90
stop and run back 10 Yards and got
on fee cream cone and return
Tho fourth Eve mile event was taken
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-06
GOLF TROPHY
TO E. ]. STONE
AwAkpEp LovINo cur ron WIN.
Hrro "cEAETERr" HANDICAP
Many Participate on Country c1ub Links.
Husctead and cummins win
at Tennis

Members OF the Country Club turned
out enmasse yesterday to enjoy the hoii-
day. The golf links were IN the best 81
CONDITION. and not only did the PLAYERS
cover the old course. but they also prac-
tt I.su On me new course. getting In read
opens July IL
The continued rain OF Sunday nisht
made the ground someW hat spongy ma
ing drives difficult. but aside from IRIS
the green was never In better shape. A
slght deviation was noted in yesterdays
..ouIhament The match was dubbed
cemetery handicsp'-each player being
given numb OF drives plus his hand.
leap. Yesterdays number was "12'' gnd
when the player had made that number
vt drives. he planted a flag or TO use
the parlance Of the game he died ~
was rather picturesque to see the small
,oid Gloriee planted around over the
Inks and In places where the PLAYERS
finished almost oven their naEa pre-
scented scene similar To a miniature
Ersv1yard on the day following Dccora-
4. j. stone wins Event
Mr. p. y stone was declared the win
ner % yesterdays match. finishing 2b1
Yards from the eighteenth hole He
Will receive a loving cup. the rirst prils
Offered By the club ar. e. ~ EafeS
vas vas second eeing $50 yards from he
, second prize. which IL also n loving cup
Third rlace fen to Mr.. W. y. Rowoa
Rownd was frst In the swcepstsrss az si
ceiving one-half dozen balls NJ -
" incher was fourth in the match apd
second IN the swecpstakeH being ono half
fhrd from the seventeenth hole Mr
Harold Bloch Wa NTH in the match
AND third In the HWeopatakea being
/ hole wv
NJ. clint Campbell was sixth tn the
( match. being one yard from the sew
gnteenth holc Mr. Frank Waterhouse
was seventh hts drives brIrrinr MIN h.
within yards - the seventeenth ana
1T. IT, ID. Gruhh waH eighth DO hainr
slEhf Yards from tho seventeenth hole
. Ihe ufhfr golfers dld not present fhrfr
scores. they dying Too fHr away o.
ever go buried. Tho Enlf Instructor
I Fnld that fu ret fu tho ertfrfrarfn NDte
ln The drives allowed. would Boo r1naId.
cred good score
The following shows the rT4rcra.
I iher handicap. and strokes allowed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-06
START GAME EARLY
CONTEST win Ne Called a. a,4s mi.
Afternoon 20 Anow Teams 20
Catch Trains.

f"r NhriNer SAID last evening that
this afternoons contest between fhr
-mokeF and DAYTON viii start NJ e. fr
liaCe % a.l5. a. has been the custom
10th teams VIII leave thIa .ft ruIuE ga L.
.h.Ha train and they win begin carl. BOZ
order fhnf full nine fnuiurr NAV b..
played. The Nfnrloa viii leave fUr
Evansville and viii ho away from home
for n ~ game series DAYTON viii 81
home. where hey have long series
achedulsd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-06

ST. TOr-rs July s aFieffsr A ranas.
rsanarer ri fhc So Louie Fcfcrals hss
rrrIrrFf thar position According 70 a
neuHrf received here fonlEht from
laffU Fallen. a at1rkhofder fn fhe tacaI
EnuHaH TIfE
Arrorfirr o. ffe message rccsfvsf
Ir"ra reel Enrd brrHuer ~ = fiarufs
over : decision D. f-rrnfrs ffnEeV ~ To-
ftr'r game ~ Kansas Cffv f0nea ~
quoted no. having saff be- wrulf not
rian1 frr fhe rotten umplrinK IN ths
Fsderal lcague.
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sptred by something more In view OF
the good work that the Sox have been
90 d ls,els sn stesilng on The roae
mat there was no falling on IN the
swatting OF the comiskey clan on the
road IL proof enough that We were all
barking up the wrong tree when We
suspected that there WAS somethine
rotten in DenWark
american League work up 10 the faet
that chicago Is n mighty dangerous con
lender Tor that old pennsnt. Predictions
that the SoN would blow up with a loud
report before the Fourth OF July have
moi been verified. and there il little
uoupt IN my mind that Mr.. Comiskey has
n very formidable outfit on his payroll
chicago may not have all the stars in
me world but every man - playing ball
LOT All mat - In him. Hustling spells
other things. and unless the Stock Yards
boys meet with some bad luck in the way
scha1k the Mainstay
or course. IL anything happens TO I'd
ore Colllns, Schalk or Fournier. a would
Put diftersnt complexion on things.
believe that Schalk would be missed
more than anyone else. lie is right nov
the best catcher In the league ana there
u no available substitute with ability
anywhere near his class. Those pitchers
VINO are going 50 well with Ray back
mere 20 hold them az might not be 50
good " a second-string catcher had 10
make whole lot 81 differne n SpVi
thing should TAX away the deadly eff
cheney OF those hurlers. 4 combination
81 good slab work good batting and ali
aroudn SINGER ~ what T. keeping tho SOY
AZ the head Of the procession and fbev
cannot affaord 20 sacrifice any OF their
assets
Boston has q hard row to hoe for the
next Few weeks. The club leaves home
TITS week for long swing around the
ircuit ard II Will have TO Work hard 20
prevent Detroit and Chicago from draw
ing away. Tho RED Sox are a fair rAad
club but by no means n wonderful me
and ~ viii surprise me greatly N they
are not well astcrn OF Ms and me chi
caEo cutfit when they get hack 10 Pen
way park.
The race r. only half over now and n
lot Of changes In position may be- looked
Tor between now and the end ~ tbc
campaign. After what the braves dfd
last season. I wouldn't BE- surpriaed 10
zee even 81 Louis or Cleveland win tho
pfuuanf IN our league But Won raust
rernetn ber that Stallinrs had three Won
derful pitchers going ~ tho top N fheir
FORM 20 raise him out ~ the cellar while
there t. no club similarly blessed among
ne lowly IN our own circuit at present
Copyright. 1915. b. the wheeler gvndf-
cate. incl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-06
KINGWOOD BLANKED
BY C0LLEGIANS

Special Dispatch 10 the fntciitEencer
MOkGANTOW% ". Va. IuIv B-gc-
Tore a crowd Of more than GOO persons
~ Oak Iark today. charlie Hickman =
cplleEianf defeated the strong King
noo-d independeut team by 10 % score.
Kay Beck West Nirgintan UNIVERSITY
let the kinEwood team down Min b,,i
four hits. striking out ten men
score by innings o. o. D.
CoilcgianE ~ H0OugnH ZOO n Z
~ FgW God . o. % @ DO o @ % %
batteries kaybeck and Seckman.
Hanst and Manrar. Umpire Ames
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-06

Special uferatcil q. the fnfslfeencer
IhfUNPNT. West Firrirfa- .rufv s.
Fuurfh ~ July baseball contest ~ fH.
ball rarE today defeating FaIrmrrf
~ In ne nref Enme ard % fr me
Second Roth gawrHwere PLAYED hrfnr,
BIZ crowd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-06
IETEREATIoTAL LEAGUE.
Morning oanas

horning Games.
Jersey ci,y D'''l.iooooaot2-s =
HsrrisburE ....OoOOoOO00- % :
Bruek and TsrEressor. schsh. and
HcckinEcr
Montreal ......ooo0000r1- q
Huffalo ........ 70 100000 o.. 10 o
miller and Madden. nesbc and Ia
rrcyidsnc5 .'.'.oootooaoa-S y
Richmond .....o 100000 Z
Comstock ard casey. Russell ana
Schaufc.
Toronto ........or0oooraa-s ~ q
ltDchreffr ..... q % n q % l. E
Luguo ana KELLEY rsimero ara VII
Afternoon Games.
SO uuffaIo. u % o.
Montrsal ......ooeooorao. .
csdsr, ana Hovisy. Hadsr ssa "a
LonFe
Toronto ....... ao2oooooo-t 20
Manning end Kochcr. Hurnkr Erirk-
con and Williams.
A. Richmond d. D. D.
Providence go 10000 10 Z
pcschFsr and HALEY. OBusn and
tsrse5 CTS -otooosoto-ti ~ u
HsrrisbufF ... oooooeoos
Ring and TraarrrrHr. t.r0Ibresf
-rnsht Sf1hat ard sn0v.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-06

Lovers m TENNIS Who visited fHa
Country club yesterday we're treated o.
some excellent rlnVirE Dol doubles So
ainEira were played the whole after.
noon being devoted % feHw work The
rair n sunday night had tenfsrrv
10 make The courts slow. bus the warm
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by Ritz with a Harley car in minutes
81 seconds ID. ~ Michels. riding a
Thor. took second in 6 minutes 40 sec
onds. and Cheshire took :hird in 9
minutes 80 seconds.
Newell Wins in Side Car.
The three-mile side car race was
won by Newell. Of Washington. Pa.
in 6 minutes 81 seconds time Braun
Itch took second in s minutes Al sec
onds.
In the consolation race Cheshire
won in min. 40 sec. time. Wasmuth
took second place in s min. ~ sec,
and MichIs third in 6 min. 81 sec.
lar2 number OF boys started in
the fref for all bicycle race given by
u. g, E'riedrichs Co. and circled Lhs
track/for Two miles. First l.. v. vog-
Ter; Second. Ike Ferdinand: third. X.
Burkhard
The winners OF the l5-mile handi-
cap. were as follows: p. Braunllch,
first. In II min. % sec: Michels. who
was given a halfmile handicap. win
ming second. In 19,min. - sec. Gold
winning third In IL min. - sec.
In the l-mile trial for records. tho
Following times were made by the diff
fefent riders James Gold. OF Steuben-
Vile. made the mile in min. - sec. ::
r. Linahan. on a Harley machine.
made the mile in min. 15A sec:
Otto Ritz made the mile circuit in 1
min. iJ sec u. ~ MicheI's time on
the mile was min. n see. G. l..
Cheshire made the mile circuit in the
time OF min, IS acc.
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AMERToAE ASSOCIATIONS.


- louisville Louisville ~. Indiana
pills
~ g. paui-st Paul 70. Minnrspo-
lie
Afterunon Games
~ fleFfl1r. ..TlHnN p. CHiuHn hur.
= ffiraf Eamcf Cleveland p CoIunl bua
n fsrrnnd game
~ NlIw4ukrna Kansas rIfr. a. Nil.
Unukfe fflraf rauf. On InnInral Mil
waukrr. kHnaae CITY, n fascrfIf game
Psui. 2
at Iouis,ille-fndianapouv g. Louis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-06

NpfAhlnH Or long Hlttfra. don't for
get walter Johnson. Z have seen him
lnrfup couple that seemed 10 carry n
mlle on The ~. Hls drive over the
lfff field fence IN Cleveland probably
lHn4a viii tho ghflrrt t.TH 81 an
Z ume The wall g. 900 feet from the
ulatc whore the Big swede" c4ruhef
the tali over ana according 20 rvewit-
rrsaee fNr uiaaiir cleared tho Ton OF
B fHr barrier hF 90 feet auurrse that
n must have come 90 eHFfH b. GOOD frn
feet from me home plate which Ir "a
good reaf Tor o. baseball
Waifef biz one ln Bennett rarF the
| nld Detroit fsld. that probably Travelled
about aa far ~ any ball ever NJ
VS. plaf inE deen center feld f0r him
90 7 HlWara 10. and soon a. the ha III
left tho hat started % run back 10
Z seemed o. me that I ran for fVe min.
ufng a. tnu speed. but mo Hau vas
wards beyond me when ~ came down
our rark vas very deep Dol those dave
nnd JOHNSON could have walked around
1r that drive
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-06

tinG opposing clubs signals ~ howe
which we're current On the American
lesfue three ~ -FOUR weeks nEn. have
ltnwlanna club while on fhe road AZ
mentioned Iu one ~ uF articles that
furh gossip VS. EoinE around. If eeerra
only ftfnE that r should tHEa fhfs o.
Caal0n to cay that the South Side club
naa proved an abb hH clubbing Iuaf
fhnut a. weN on the road a. be- dIf af
hone 2 made no direct CHARGE aFafnaf
nIragn 0r anV Other club ~ mr rcad.
ore VII rrnnfnher. fuf merely repfafsf
wHnf 1f orc time vas common raaaff
nu our club. and ~ least one other
The Earning whirh vas sent 20 ~
~ FORMER member Of one % pnw
lands clubs seems 20 have been 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-23
For Acid Stomachs
Use Magnesia

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ali tuu-c troubles or the many
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o. tablet form and especially recon-
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Take tvo OF the tablets with or with
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-23

4 y especially pleasing feature Of
n the Charity BAH VIII be the
Oriental Fantasy. an original
dance composed 10y Mrs. H. p. stevens
jr.. and Miss Gcorgina Martin. which
they VIII dance in costume durins the
bali ON Wednesday night i'm the Toltec
club bail room. Miss karma pe2ne
UuI give several solo exhibition dances
and a group o. girls from the high
school aesthetic dancing class Viii give
q fancy dance in costume
Recent purchasers OF tickets for the
bail are: Mr.. and Mrs r. B. Alves-
lIf. and Mrs. r. H.. Bailey. Mr. u Mrs
Ii. ". Broaddus. Mr. and Mrs g. W
Groom. MT. and Mrs. W : tromtie,
Air. and Mrs. w. j.. Freeman. Pr ana
Mrs. j.. II. HirL Judge and Mrs j. ~
GOEgin. Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. LorgWcll,
SIR. and Airs. Julius a. Krakauer. Ar-
and AIRS. q. +. Kerr. Mr. and MI
George r. LeEaron. LIr. and Mrs l. L.
Eundy. Mr.. and AIRS. j. j. Mundy. ny
and MIS-. r.. j.. NcMullen. Mr- and "
J.. r. 1IcBroCm. Ag- and Mrs Burt IH-
dcrfL. Nr. and Mrs Joseph Spence eN
and Airs A. Sulyrbtrs. Mr. and N.Y.
Frank T. Torres, AIR and Ars ) ~
NaIIespiuo. Dean and Mrs : H. Wof-
IalI. ar. ard Mrs J. q. WilU1rtl- All
and MrA. b. H. g. Williams. Nr- ana