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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-15
KELLY-S SMITH COMBINE
FAVORED IN REGATTA
Vesper Boat Clubs Sterling
Pair Train Daily for National
Event in August.

Walter Smith and ]. B. Kelly, OF the
Vesper Boat Club, are putting in much
time at present preparing for the national
races, which are to be rowed next month
This pair of oarsmen seem to be the
favorites in the doubles event and are
being put through some strenuous work
by Coach william Muller.
That the oarsmen along the schuylkill
will follow suit and earnestly prepare for
the coming fete can be seen from the
great number of shells on the Schuylkili
River daily. The oarsmen along the
Sehuylklll shores seek revenge for their
recent humiliation at the Peoples Re
gatta,
There is some wonderful rowing ma
terial in the clubs along the river IN
West Philadelphia and their prowess VIII
be demonstrated in the next big regatta,
which will be the national, scheduled to
be rowed In August. Crews that made a
poor showing in the Peoples Regatta are
now being pointed to 10 carry off goodly
portion OF the prizes in the title affair
one coach, who has turned out some OF
the best crews in the East, lamenting the
recent defeat of his pupils, predicts a
different showing in the next big race
He said that the common reason for the
failure OF many crews in the last water
fets here was the lack Of proper training
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SEVEN PLAYERS LEFT
IN VALLEY TENNIS
Johnson and Armstrong Easy
Winners at Doubles in Tour
ney at Norristown.

NORRISToWN. Pa. July IS. Seven
players remain in the second annual tour
nament for the lawn tennis championship
in mems singles of the schuylkill Valley,
in progress on the dirt courts at the
Plymouth Country Club, and one of them
Norman w. swayne, of the local club, is
In the semlnal. The first round in the
doubles championship was concluded and
two matches played in the second round.
Wallace F. johnson and j. ]. Arm
strong, Delaware State titleholders, made
their initial appearance yesterday and
easily accounted for ]. C. Taney and
Robert Brown In straight sets at so. Sd.
johnson and Armstrong both employed
the chop stroke and in their first set
their returns completely bewlldered Taney
and Brown. They let up trife In the
second set, and after Taney and Brown
had pulled the score up to four all john
son and Armstrong won out
S. w Pearson and w T. Tilden, Jr.,
won their matches in the fourth round OF
the singles, and will meet this afternoon
In the round before the semihnal. Tilden
has a slight edge on his opponent. but
will he forced to display his best with
out any let-up. Tilden won the Philadel-
phla and district final from Pearson on
July 1, after five sets, but 1t will be re-
membered that Pearson led by two sets
to one, and today's contest is the best OF
three sets,
Swayne reached the semiinal by defeat
ing f. B, Mosier. Overbrook. and Brooks
Edwards Merton, at 6-3, 60 and 6-3 6-2.
This afternoon he plays the winner of
the William Watt-Dwight Meigs match.
The second best team in the doubles
event is made up of DR.. z. B. Dewhurst
and S. w. Pearson, and this Is the only
ona that has a show against johnson and
Armstrong.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-15
LARCHMoNT RACES SATURDAY
New York Yacht Club to Have Week
of Great Sport.

Larchmont Yacht Club race week will
extend from next Saturday until July p.
There will be open races for all classes OF
schooners, sloops, yawls one-design, re-
stricted and handicap. for yachts enrolled
in recognized yacht clubs. The warning
signal will be given daily at 10 minutes
to o'clock in the afternoon.
The schedule is as follows; Saturday,
July II, open regatta for all classes; firsJ
race OF race week series for Glasses X
and below. Monday July 10, second race
Of race-week series for Glasses X and
below. Tuesday, July 20, water sports
wednesday, July 2l. open regatta. for all
classes; third race of race-week series
for Glasses X and below, Thursday July
22. fourth race of race-week series for
Glasses K and below. Friday, July o.
hfth race OF race-week series for CLASSES
X and below. Saturday, July q. open
regatta for all classes; sixth race OF race
weak series for Glasses X and below;
Larchmont Cup for schooners.
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MEREDITH TO GO WEST
WITH NEW YORK MEN
Meadowbrook Club Represen-
tative Leaves Today for Pan
ama-Pacific Championships.

The Irish American A. C. Panama
Pacific team of New York will leave for
the coast today, under the care OF Law
son Robertson. 1t is the intention to
make the long trip with three or four
stopovers. This will allow the athletes
time enough to get little exercise
The longest stop win be at Portland
where a weeks training will be taken
putting on the finishing touches,
Ted Meredith, of Pennsylvania, and
Eddie REM, OF the Mohawks, will go
along with the Irish team.
Handieapper Obsrtubbesing did fine
work in the allotment of the marks in
the 1O0-yard handicap at the Millrose
games. In the lnal heat two feet would
cover the six men at the finish.
Chairman ]. w sumpf. OF the Met
ropoiitan Association A. A. u, regisua-
tion committee. warns all registered ath-
letes not to compete at the games OF the
Junior Order United American Mechanics
which will be held at Union HILL
schuetzen park, North Bergen, N j. on
Saturday afternoon, July H. lFl9'
The Millrose A. A. showed up its host
badly al Celtic Park, New York. last
Saturday. This was in the matter OF tns
condition OF the track. The Celtic PARK
oval was never so fast as It was las'
satirday. which proves that with little
care II could be made fast and kept SO.
A couple OF men working a couple oI
DAYS with a couple OF rollers did lhe
trick.
Norman Taber ran over the New VOTE
runners in the last lap OF the halt-mlle
handicap at the bIillrose games as
| though they were tied. The oAonlsn
! would have done better than l;oo haa nc
! started fresh in this race.
Abel Kiviats time for his mile IN me
/ medley relay race at the Miilrose mss'
! last Saturday was about I minutes ah'
/ q seconds.
Six open A. A. .. events viii be con
/ tested al the games OF the Phillips-yohs'
/ Company employees Association at Jun Jun
per Park, Aaspeth. I. l., next satei "a,
| afternoon. They viii be hanaleaps p
| 100 220. 40 and $50 yards. one mile ana
one-mile relay
The latest report from Toronto slsts
/ that George Golding will pe nhaple
~ away from business 10 80 % IN
ranama- Pacific games AT san FFailsize'
walter Howe the crack eolorea az
RANGER. should be a contender IN ul
iunior half-mils ehampionships, eFeh :
hA aaas a year ago. hoWe y AefAA
nicely IN practice, s-,..o,
II las taken A. M. Mueks, the nls93i'
sia afhlete. three Esars % develop Z.
esfiizsl falang with the discus ana no
on ths 0lYmpie trip g sf2ehaeiA p e
EIuekz aaa just 3 hiz. strons Pes.
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FEDERALS INVADE THE EAST
IN WAR ON OLD LEAGUES
Clubs to Be Placed in Larger Cities.
Offices Moved.

CHICAGO. July 15..-The Federal League
today is training its guns on New York.
preparatory TO making that city the cen-
tire battle-ground in its war against or
ganized ball.
James A. Gilmore, president OF the Fed
eral League. is planning removal OF
headquarters OF the league from Chicago
to New York by August 1. 1t is said a
Federal League club will be placed In
New York.
The announcement Of the change came
after Gilmore and Harry e. Sinclair.
owner Of the Newark club had a secret
conference here Tuesday. II probably
means that Sinclair and Robert 3. Ward
OF Brooklyn, will continue as financial
agents OF the new league. It is also prac-
tically certain that the Newark club will
be transferred to New York.
There is also possibility that the
league will invade Boston, Detroit and
Cleveland for strategic reasons. Mr.. Gil
more admitted that these cities have been
discussed in late conferences.
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Federal League
MISS BJURsTEDT EASY VICTOR
Norwegian Girl Wins Matches in
Alexandria, N. Y, Play.

Alexandria, N. Y, Play.
ALEXANDRIA BAY. n. Y, July 15.-
The third round OF tennis was played
yesterday in the Thousand Islands Coun-
try Club tournament. Miss Molla Blur
stedt, OF Norway, defeated Miss Helen
Eggleston, 81. so.
This match was not a very exciting
one, as Miss Bjurstedt was not exerting
herself, and It was an easy victory. Miss
Handy beat Mrs, a. G. Miles. 6-1, Ga
This eliminated Mrs. Miles from the
ladies' singles Mrs, Marshall Mclean
defeated Miss Margaret Taylor, SO, Ga
The result was not a surprise. Mrs. A.
G. Miles and Miss Florence Brown de-
feated Miss White and Miss Handy. 80.
ga SO. In the doubles. and Miss
Bjurstedt and Miss Margaret Taylor de-
feated Miss Katherine Bleeeker and Miss
Helen Eggleston. so, 6-l. In the mems
singles r. z. Wheeler was defeated by
Lawrenc II. Villas 6-3. 60. c, n. Bull
defeated Earl F Hayden, 81, so, and
Irving Wright defeated II. H. Homans
90. s-6 Homans sprained his ankle. but
after 1t was bandaged he continued the
game, and within an hour played In the
mems doubles. Irving Wright and A.
G. Miles defeated B. F. Briggs and II,
II. Homans. "a. ga Bull and Rubsamen
defeated stephen Bonsal Jr.. ard Earl
F. Hayden. 60, so
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-15
JUDGES FAIL TO DECIDE BOUT
Nelson and Murdoek to Meet Again
After Disagreement.

In the hnals OF the 1ls-pound class held
last night al the Gayety Theatre, Waliy
Nelson and TED Murdeek went fonr
rision. the Judges disagreeing, and the
bout viii be continued next Wednesday
night.
In the 1851 pound class the following
vvera the results; Patrick Padoueh quit
TO Jack Twins In the hrst round. Young
Eddie Revolre quit to jerry Maloney IN
lie openine session, Bobby Morrow stop
ned Young Ed, Harmon IN the tnlfa
slanza. Young bonohue stoppee 9eel..ss
Vraus Ia the second round. John Lens
handed the sleen-producer 10 Jim Tracey
and Yoana Nelson bad TIE better q
psbs4i Thlslleweod after three rounds
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-15

had given Huggins the hit and run sign
AS result the Cardinals manager was
nailed ten feet going to second
Ham" Hyatt always throws to the
wrong base and at the wrong time As .
hitter he Is wonder, but one must so
long way to fnd poorer fielder.
Meadows did not look very good yester-
day. He was tipping his curve ball
throughout and would probably have been
driven from the mound earlier in the
game had the Phlls not been overanxious.
Fred Luderus is becoming quite pro-
ficient in the hit and run play. Two
years ago Ludy could hit only to one field
and never thought Of this play. Score
another for Pat Moran.
George whitted had a perfect day at
bat, with two hits and two walks In four
trips to the plate.
Base runners can't get foot away from
tha bag with Snyder catching. He caught
Bancroft mapping at first and stopped
rally
"Hub" Perdue has taken off a great
deal of weight since his last appearance
here. He is still portly gentleman. but
looks to be in good shape.
Eddie Burns is being worked often. as
Killefer has a bad finger and Moran
does not want TO take any unnecessary
chances with his star.
wilson has always been looked upon As
a wonderful fielder, but his work IN the
two games here has been ragged
Bssehsr pulled the blind hulr' trick
when Miller popped to Niehon In the
eighth. Beseher was easily doubled at
srst and then blamed polan who waa
coaching at hrst.
In doubling up Wilson and Hyatt in tho
fourth inning with Miller on third, Bert
Nieheff pulled great play. but he was
aided by the stupid work Of Wilsen. who
could have held up on the line Ions
enough to permit Miller TO score before
he was retired.
Bart Niehoff was entitled to home run
IN the eighth inning, according 70 the
rtIle which says that any bail out OF
| sisht that strikes In fair territory entities
| ths batter to a home run.
SNYDER had a wonderful day both at the
| bst ana In the hsld. II Huggins had ham
| slsa Ms throw at second instead Of 1ut-
| isr Nishoff would have been caught nap
nina IN the eighth and the rally might
have been checked.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-15
ToDAY'S SCHEDULE
National League

National League
St. Louis at Phlladelphia-clear.
Chicago at New York-clear.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn-clear
Pittsburgh at Boston-clear.
American League
Philadelphia at Chicago-cloudy.
New York at Detroit-rain.
Boston at Cleveland-cloudy.
Washington at St. Louis = clear (two
games),
Federal League
Newark at Buffalo-clear 1.-TWO games).
Brooklyn at Baltimore-clear.
Kansas City at Plttsburgh-rain.
Chicago at st. Louls-clear.
International League
Montreal at Jersey City-elear.
Toronto at Providence-clea
Rochester at Harrisburg-clear.
Buffalo at Richmond-elear
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. Enlarge Alpha Club quarters

EsFER. Pa. July l5.-The Alpha
Club will hold a special meeting
aaaY night. when plans for increasing
slts OF the present clubhouse on the
4aafe River at the foot OF Welsh
viii be discussed.
e meeting recently 80 new members
eleeted, netting a membership OF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-15
American MOtorboat Races in West

ruTrAGO July ia motorboat regatta
q. aaeIds tba American free-for-all champion
shin viii be held here on August Is % ~ un.
der the auspices Of the Assoelated iaeht ana
~ mn over a 8O-mile course on Lake AlchBan
4 trophy valued at $4,000 VIII 90 70 the vim
nsr Eleven OF the l5s1sst H9a's '' '''S ''
Already have entered
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-15
facts AND FIGURES
OF THE YACHT RACE

sseatk Faae-Resolufs and Vanitis-
aAa-sgnth b aeats Light 70 fresh.
9 Ele Leg.
slaneE-1he Yanitie, On actual tiInes
seconds the Rss0luts. On corrected
" ez seconds. The. heaalute y
minute II seconds b. the
nass sna slapssa tunes Of the rass'
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slxteen innings Wlthout seorlng

rpDAU RAPIDs Ia, July lb.-FItcheFs
ssIboId OF Cedar Rapids, and Garrett, OF
Mason city. divided honors IN ItS l5-intnns tsia
scoreless pitchers battle n ths Csntls ssi
boid allowed eight hits Garrett held his op-
p0peuts 10 fiye and did not issue slhHls p5 pss55
throughout the game. In addltoh' ne tahhe'
IL men. Seibold famed six
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-15
Today in Sports

Golf
Invitation tournament At g. bayiaz-
Tennis
sehuylkln Valley championship at
Plymouth Country Club, NorflstoNR.
panama- -Paelae championships e
san Francisco.
Baseball
ST Louis vs. Phillles AZ Aadqnza
League Park
Athletics at Chicago.
Motorcycle Racing
Al moloraroms Of Point sFsszs FsFz.
Horse Racing
Al Windsor. King Edward ana Ha-
pire City tIaeks
Yacht Racing
Rssolats IS Eaaisis eiE sandy aeez.
Track Meet
Insszsalsea fEsek aaa aala go
al Maple grove afs
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crunan Beats Young Azevedo

Ayvsay YORK. July Is.-Ralph GFunAn. 8
ssn Franciseo outfouKht Young Az4ysaq. e
Sssramento CAL. IN eiaht rounds of tha ~
a Assvedo dazsd IN the ninth round Sith teisss
~ iefte and rights TO the head $40 uaa4-
Grunan weighed lss, Azeseae % Paese='
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-15
Notes and Comment
On National PGstime

Killefer crossed Bescher in the flrst
inning and wasted the pitch after Bob
had given Higgins the hit and run sign.
AS a result the Cardinals manager was
nailed ten feet going to second.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-15

Ham" Hyatt always throws to the
wrong base and at the wrong time. Aa 3
hitter he Is a wonder, but one must so
long way to find poorer fielder
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-15

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-15

Meadows did not look very good yestsr-
day. He was tipping his curve ball
throughout and would probably have been
driven from the mound earlier In the
game had the Phils not been overanxious
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-15

SNYDER had a wonderful day both at the
nat ana IN the fisld. II Huggins had han
sled his throw at second instead Of But
isr Nlshoff would have been caught nap
ping in the eighth and the rally might
have been checked.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-15

Bert Niehoff was entitled TO home run
g., tha eighth inning, according TO the
ri,Is which says that any ball out OF
sirht that strikes In fair territory entities
the batter TO a home run.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-15

Fred Luderus is becoming quite pro-
ficient in the hit and run play. Two
years ago Ludy could hit only to one field
and never thought Of this play. Score
another for Pat Moran.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-22

It Is to the skin that blood Impurities
ire driven by Nature. And It, Is in the
skin that s. s. s., the famous blood pur-
ifiGr, has its most pronounced influence.
Eorsiit IL here that you see the results.
g. rs. s. ID none the less effective in the
jointH glands and mucous surfaces In
driving out rheumatism, overcoming boils
and Kidding the system Of catarrh.
The purely vegetable Ingredients IN
g. s. arc naturally asslmilated but
THEY enter tho blood as an active medi-
cine and are not destroyed or converted
while at work. It IS this peculiar feat
ure 9cf s. s. s. that makes II 80 effective.
Itxstirs into action all the forces Of the
body, arouses digestive secretions, stimu-
hates the blood circulation to destroy dis
ease breeding germs.
Upon entering the blood s. 8. s. Is
( CARRIED throughout your body In about
three minutes. And in a brief time Il
has Any blood trouble SO under control
that It no longer can multiply. Gradu-
ally new desh Is formed In all broken
Gown tissues and the skin takes on the
rudy glow of health. Be sure and get
. bottle Of s. s. s. today Ct any drug
gist, but avoid all substitutes.
Around the bottle Is m illustrated cir
c,iiarN that tells you how to obtain spe.
eiaids free advice In quickly overcoming
tefidis blood disorders. =. s. s. 10 pre-.
PARED only nv rhc Swift %'esihc Co., SO
swift Blcf-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-22
On the Great White Way
Mcintyre Special Cores pondent ofthe Telegram

NEW YORK, Jan. 22-Julian Har-
rts, son Of the late Joel Chandler Har-
ris, is Sunday editor OF the New York
Herald and on his way home In the
early watches of the morning often
stops to hear the walls Of the down
and outs who flock for a first peep
at tlhe Help Wanted column posted
at the side Of the Herald building.
Two scanti1y dressed men evidently
OF the Submerged. tenth" were shiver-
ing about the board. their faces blue
from the morning chin.
.Taint likely we'll get anything to-
day" chartered one.
/. tstcSalw,% said the other, things are
q gettim' worse and worse
/ Whats your. line when you work %
queried the first
Who me- Why am a Fourth OF
July fireworks salesman. What's
yourn?n ,3,
~ sell programs at the presidential
inaugurat1ons."
-
broadway is welcoming back the old
style melodrana. It Is fun Of the old
time lines such as: - = ~ 4 :
''Rags are royal raiment when worn
for virtues sake. = .ss,.
and you. Chester Heffingwell Wit.
your smooth tongue and city ways"
Il amt goin' to sit thar by that
city chap, he amt done right by our
Nell"
"out Of my house I'll have no din
ner OF your gittin'!. (Ziz-z-z-z-z How
the wind does blow tonight
And the show is getting over too
Az q matter Of fact New York likes
the good old elodrammer." It tried
to laugh at Way Down East'' but Il
has been coming back each year foa
the last ten years and picking up q
small fortune.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-22

4. 81 Charleston, IS president, Wit

ton. OF Charleston, Is president with
headquarters In this 4city, has been
reported, whereby the New ENGLAND
Coat and Coke Company secures sii
important tonnage from the mines OF
the New; River Coal Company which
are located in the New River district
Of the smokeless fieisis ;s
The consumInat ton OF this deal
means That the New River Coal Com
pany will sell q large block Of Its
coal, or all the coal from It's mines
shipped into the New England states
to the New England Coal and Coke
Company for a period d, years. This
coal has heretofore been sold under
contract to the BarrowM Mann Com
pany, of Boston! who are controlled
by stock ownership by the New River
Coal Company. Is
The new tonnage that the New Eng
land Coal and Coke Company will re-
ceive from the New River field
through this contract Will give 1t q
supply OF smokeless coal in the New
England markets IN excess Of 2.00c,.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-22

ing on Miss Vauhan Lee and Ella
Haggerty one day this week.
Mrs. Icy Martin was visiting her
brother, Angel Jones, at Wallace last
week. p 81.
G. WINNER, Of !Clarksburg. was in
town Monday on business.
Miss Florida Haggerty. Of Clarks-
burg, was ealing on friends here Sum
day.
Roy s.. stuIm has hold his stock oil
groceries to G. L. Richardson and a
new bank will occupy the building.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. 3. Gordon have
returned home from vacation spent
with Mr.. Gordon's sister, Mrs. r. Al
Elsenbeiser. Of Pittsburg.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John Noon have moved
from West Shinnston to Pike street.
Paul b. Tetrich, who had been III
for several days. Is now able to re:
ISsirtne his work = !, ~ 81 ~
The Christian Church Aid Society
was entertained by Mrs. n. P. Rogers
Thursday at her home on the Iyvesi
Side. {;
Clyde H. Cole, cashier of the FRS
National Bank, was q business caller
In Grafton Monday. rs y:
The Saakespe arean Club was enter
tainen by Miss Lecta Smith recently
William 3, Swiger, who had beer
kept to his home for few days with
la grippe, iss now able to be out AGAIN
The Progress Sewing Club was de.
ilghtfully entertained at the home Of
Mildred Jarrett recently. After sew.
ing and q social hour dainty refresh,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-22

In the latest thriller. the temnter
gets in his snare and ana fhe litfie
girl from Oshkosh fun Of ;cocktaiis
and then starts for. d motor .ride In
the next act lie shucks her fr6finS raess
and dresses her all up il gold and
lace. Two country hicks finally ex-
the crowd cheered. Tflen II realized
this was melodrama-the kind ti,ev
poke fun at for being liked Nv .v vol.
eIs"-and tie crowd grew yer rys ai = i,af
q %. 49, -
Mrs. Marie d. Hadden. a grand
dauEhter OF Cornelius .VanderbsIf has
leased her old home al M, a7a Fi tlis,
avenue to Miss ida F,reese for twenty nv
one years at $500. 900 tnSi,e s,,sed az 40 4
tea room. News item. = :
Thus Briefly does real estate record
\ its triunphs. leaving II: IA se,,tin en-
talists to write betwesn me lsSas
Another lct tne I'D br9wnsfona
residences. one Of the mecca ~ 4 70 snciaI
pilgrims. mas gone down hsf n Si ~
conqueror, lhe tan house 81 MIA
Another tea wagon has .haen renIacad
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-22
Submission J

sHhINsToN. jan. 20. Nlrs. Della
MARTIN, Of Wyatt, is spending the
week with Orr and Mrs r 81. Martin:
Robert Gordon, who visited d
few months with his son ana
daughter in-laW. MI. and Yrs; NJ. d,
Gordon, returned to- his nome IN WIZ
IlEinsburg E tthis week 4
& a. q cafder was at Charts b,rg on
business TUESDAY.
Mrs George Htnerman, Of Weston
Is Ting friends hef q Week.
Misses Ella Hagg efty Ss13lan she Mar
tin and Vaughan Lee were calling on
MIS- q. Eonnords Of Bingaanon, Sum
' Si.ss Rl6 & "a q & s.le,s Is IL.