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HAMILTON ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Purse. 500: 2-year-oIds: Ave and 9
half furlongs. Dodge lis; Taxa, lol: Bernice. l0l
Anita, ITO: Tarbrush. loi: Pride d Greenway. lol
Fortnight. loi; Milestone. lol: Phil Ungar lo4
lolita. l0l; StyI. lol.
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500 Royal Canadian
Fox. lis; Lady Curzon. lC7: Fair Montague. los
Hampton Dame. los; Amphion, lo2: Dark Rosaleen
%. Mos Fox and Lady Curzon, Dyment entry.
THIRD RACE-Purse. $50: Gland Ford Handi
cap; 3-ycar-olds and upward: six furlongs Pan
yareta. 40; Robert Bradley, los; DR.. Lsrrick, lel
Rockville. los; Sir Edgar 90: Water Lady. los
Recnil. 81: blackburn. TO-.
FOURTH RACE-Purse 500: July sellins steeplel
chase: 4-year-ods and upward: two miles Garter
ls5; Dorothy Webb. E5; Lilly Paxton. Ii: Lehigh
Isl; Cubon. Isl; jim o.. 1T: Sticco 10: The
African. l7; Joe Gaiety. 10: Stalmorr, I57; Nor
peth. AZ.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 81 500: Primo, Edward Sell
ing Stake; 3yesrolds and upward: mile and a six.
teenth. Resign. S. Pardner, los: Bendcl. los,
Fay. Jos: 'Schemer. s.: Barnesat los: Progressive
los: Cross Bun ~. Tactics and Progressive coupled
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500; 3year-olds and upward
selling: FIVE and half furiongs sKewessa 10: o
See II, lo7 Betterton, los; Skipper Day lo; Uncle
Jimmie. liz: Sir Blsise. l@: Northern Light, %:
'Commensa, Is; 'Zindel. ~: Marjoce A.. los:
white Crown. Sc; The Spirit, &c; Between n.
los. Also eligible: Pampinca' 81; Martin Cas-. s.:
'Luria. 50: .Inlsn. 50; Crystal 100
SEVENTH RACE-Purse 500: 3year-olds and
upward: selling: mile and q sixteenth: on turf
'Fenrock. 81: Cliff Haven. les: sDick's Pet. los
Harry Lauder, los: Baby Sister, lc2; Miss sber.
wood. 100: Guilty Hunk. Is: slumberer, ": Dun.
dresry. l0: Runway. 10: Chd Edge. los: Kaxsn,
100. Also eligible: y. Hoaehton IoS YorkriIle mi
Nev Haven. ITO; Gill Stream, los: Twilight. N
sA7s alDul10 elsinsl
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BELMONT RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Seilins: purse 500: Syea--olds
and upward: ave and onehaR furiongs. straight.
Beethoven. liz CTroHlerl. Is to !. 8 to l. 10 l..
won: Aryiads. ITO (ButvslD. II 10 - q
to S. second. Menio Park IS (HenrJl, to L
TO 2. 6 to s. third Time. los IS. Carlton c.,
Mr. snigss. Peaceful. Malabar. PlantAnet and
Evelyn G. also ran
SECOND RACE-selEng; 500 added; &yearolds
and upward: mile and one furiong. HedSs. III
ButweD. to 5. to s. out. won; O'sullivan, lle
tBurlingame). to I. to s, to q second; Lazuli
III (Fsirbrother). - to s even. to s. third Time
"a. Sir Denah. Patton and Nothsrner also ran
Syear-olds and UPWARD: mile. Blue Thistle rs
ButveI). . to Z. osf won; Reybourn. 100 (BuxtonI.
= to z to 2. out. second; Nephtya. " CMcCahey,.
n TO 1. even. out third. rlms. Ia - Only
three startarI
FOURTH RACE-Ths Mahopao Handicap; Syear-
olds md upward: SeO addsd: ax furlongA strlight.
Ponsets Ra<u, rs (McCahsy1, to g. 10 10, 1
70 & won; Hanosia, 10 (ButwslD. Q 10 s, to S
out, second;; Gnaf, - Wopkinsl. to z 70 5,
to z third rims. iii Pullux. supaiutsndens
and Oths,l0 also nm.
FIFTH RACE stssplschass: 3ysarolds and ND
ward; maidens: 50 odd: about two mills. sdb-
ARssn. 10 ". H0dsnca). 10 g I to 4 cut.
Won: Royal Amhsr. ~ (wsush,. y to & 10 {
to I. 5 b L b !. third Tina. AS Bruah.
Suz1son. Quauts and Ps6sls alno rsn Pshsls vurI
out but Va disqualified
SIXTH RACE-Puns. 10; 3yseroids; ssllinss
Avs fxiongz. arsiSht Edith Bsumsnn. i0 tFair-
trusAsr). % I. TO 8 to 10. won; Good Couns.i.
IL Bux1nsamsl. to / 10 ], even. second:
eksnazina. ~ uilly). 3 TO L TO 8 out third.
INA 1884 Btus Roek. Bsslien, Emily r mn
Lktais Alfs - m
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Large Entry List
For Canoe Regatta

Constantine. l. C. C.; Boettinger. Kohler. Roberts
Wirts, Pscherer. NJ. s. c.: Thran. c. Nash. a.
Nash. RiVero. p. b. c.; Ehason. Ansey. Il. T.
knight. Wagner. W. C. c.; Rouse. Karl knight
Bingley. AImon. W. c. c.; Zirple. Craighead. Cults
Collier Huff. W. c. C.
fitting contest-Chsrles Nash and II. NJ. Rivero
T. B. c.; Frank Smith and Frank Chambern,
L. b. c.. ZirpeI and Craighead. W. C. C: BAN.
man and DcLashmutt. W. c. C.; Ansley and
EliaSon. W. @. c.; Rutherford and Burch. W. C.
g.: Camp and Hammer. W. c. c.: II. T. knight
and Wagner. W. c. c.
! Mixed doubles Miss Lelah Hsrdeil and ". L.
Conboye. S. I. c.: Miss Marian Bryant and II.
". Rivero. p. B. c.; Miss Mae DeShields and
Frank Chamberlain. p. B. c.: Miss Florence Mar
TN and r. o. Eliason. ". c. c.; Miss Leonard
and d. A. DeLashmutt W. O. G.
Hurry scurry rsce-P. ID. Gibson. A. B. c.:
Charles Nash. p. Il. c.; J. N. Cuts. W. O. {.
]. Zirpel. W. c. O.; F. c. Bamman, W. @. c.:
Z. B. Ansley, W. c. c.: R. o. Ehason. W. C.
c.; r. Rutherford. w. c. c.: H. 1. knight. W.
q. c.: II. f. Amon. W. @. c.: J. A Hue.
W. C. c.; J. W. Burch. W. C. @.
Key to elubs-I c. C.. Iroquos Canos Club.
Washington. d. c.; A. b. O.. Analostan Boat
Club. Washington. D. O.: p. B. O., Potomac
Boat Club, Washington. d. O.: II. 8. c., Mary
land Swimming Club. Baltimore. Nd 8. !. c.,
Sycamore Island Club. Washington. D. O.; q. @.
c., Raccar Canoe Club. Washington. d. c.; q.
W. @. c.. Gee whi1 Csnos Club. Washington.
D. :; ". c. c.. Washington Canoe Club. Wash
ington, d. O.
ne otndab will BE- - foJows: Rxsee. W. A.
Rosers; CLERK Of courss. 4 H. Mesly; assistant
clerk Of courss. James whssler; startsr. A. J..
Low,Iey; Judges, b. r. Robsrts, James o. Dulin,
r.. and Bedford Bnva: hs'd tudss. Il. P.
Hunting.
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BELMONT ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-sellins: 2yesrold maidens; FIVE
and one-haf furlongs. straight. 'Nollie. lG
Wizard. III: Doctor Fab. liz: Emily r.. 100: I'm.
mune. ll2: Dorados. los; "Tatiana. lN: Southern
Star. lc9.
SECOND RACE-Selling: 5yesr-olds and upward
siI furlouss. main course. Dinsh Do. los: Grumpy
100: Frank Hudson, llS: San yesa. h: North
light. ia: Dengro 100; Striker. 10; Minstrel 100;
Mr. Specs. lla
THIRD RACE-Gentlemen Riders; 3year-olds
and upward: high weight handicap; selling: mile.
Doublet, ia; George Emo. III: Harmon Pass. 10:
Little Nearer. is: Starr and Stripes. ID; Perth
Rock, rs.
FOURTH RACE-The Empire Handicap; Syear-
olds and upward: & 500 added mile and one-eishth.
Roamer. -: Hodge. ia: Gamer. 100; Buckhorn.
ia: FIsnny. 100: Addie NJ. %; Sam Jackson. los.
FIFTH RACE-The Floral Park steeplechase:
selling; +year-olds and upward: about two miles.
Dixon Park. 81; senesambian. IT: Little Hugh.
IL; Shannon River. i6; 'Old Salt. Id: Elbart, II.
SIXTH RACE-SellinG; 2year-old maidens; Eve
furlo1gs. straight Ball Band. lol; Chivator 100:
Edith Olga. 100: 'MaEzie Ounce lo4; Nine. Hesf-
mann. 100: PUSSY WILLOW. los: st. Isidoe. 10;
Reclu,e. III; Flsd Day. 10.
sAprrentics Allowance clatUod
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With an entry list of over 100, in
GLIDING the best canoeing talent in Bal
timore and Washington. the annual re-
gatta of the Washington Canoe Club
will be held this afternoon at o'clock
The 1roQuois Canoe Club. of Balti-
more. winner OF tlse Chesapeake Canoe
Association. meet held in that city last
year. is looked upon to give the local
boys a hard rub for first honors.
The entries are as follows:
Championship singles-H. o. spittei. l. C. c.: g
Tiemeyer. l. C. C.; John NJ. Nicklas, |. c. c; h
y. Constantine. /. c. C: r. b. Moore. G. c. O..
w Greenley. C. c. c.: p. ID. Gibson. A. b. C.,
Horace Rveru. p b. c.: +. l.. Chamberlin. p. b.
c.: W. G. Bocttinser. NJ. :. c.; J. NJ Cuts. w.
c: G; r. Rutherford. W. c. c.; II. 7. Knight ir.'
Novice singles-A. Thompson. I. c. c.: N. Erd'
man, I. c. c.: William " Handy. s. /. C.; W. q.
Charles Wirts. NJ. S. c.; George PschereT, N. 8.
c.; H. F. Almon. ". C. c.; ]. A. HUI. W. c. o..
I. Binsicy. W. Z. c.
TaiIend race-william T. Couboye. s. I. c.; II.
n. Riysro. p. B. C.; J. NJ. Cults, W. G. G.; d.
A. De Lashmutt, W. c. c.: r. Rutherford. W. O.
c.; H. V. Rouse. W. C. c.; g. G. CTessey,
Championship doubles-H. o. spittel and F. W.
Berger. I. C. c.: II. n Constantine and Charles
Terneyer, I. C. c.; X. B. Moore and W. Greenly.
c. c. c.: Lester Myes and p. d. Gibson. A. b.
c.: Frank Smith and Frank Chamberlin, p. B. c.
Charles Nash and H. NJ. Rivero, r. B. O.; Bob
Ineersoil and F. Ramsdell. r. c. c.; ". g..
Boettinger and Charles wirta NJ. 8. c.; Charles
Kohle4 and Il p. Roberts. u. 8. c.; @. A.
Hanson and George PacherH. NJ. s. O.: F. O.
Bamman and F. c. Cnighead. W. c. G.: Z. B.
Ansley and r. o. E1ason. W. G. O.; O. H.
Wagner and h. T. knight H.. W. @. G.
Novice doubles-M Erdman and O. Yost, l. O.
c.: B. Smith md Can Kirwin. II. 8. O.: D. Fred
erick and c. A. Hansen. n. 8. C.: s. shreye and
R. Il. Phehafd. G. W. O. O.; Bob Ingerson and
Pred Ramsdsl. r. C. c.: joseph Davis and B.
G. Heideurvich. =. @. c.; II. F. Amoa and N.
N. Stem. W. q O; Karl Knight and Tom Bling
ley. w. O. c.; J. A. HUI and Louis Grieb.
W. C. c.
Upset nce-H. n. RiyesD. p. ,. O.: =. O. Bam-
man. ". q c.; J. W. Burch. ". o. c.: Z b.
AnslH. ". o. O. d. 4. DsIAshnnt4. ". c.
O.: 4 1uAAsfR1 ". q q.
Oh tssp-DsshnaA auitssl ydaaaaA DAus.
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RAISING A RACKET
NOT A RACQUET

William F. Shannon. who arrived
yesterday morning shortly after $3.50.
is raising a racket but not . tennis
racquet.
However. his proud daddy, Herbert
T. Shannon. of the tennis COMMITTEES
of the Columbia Country Club, and
runner up in the last three miniature
tournaments at Columbia. has not en-
tirely given up hope that his son and
heir will some day develop into =
great tennis player
According to the proud parent. all
indications point to William F. being
a real player. as among other things
he has excellent vocal cords and lots
Of pep"
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LUCHS OFFERS CUP
FOR GOLF TOURNEY

Morton ]. Luchs. president of the
Washington Suburban Club. has pre-
scented a handsome silver cup for the
winner of the August golf tournament
which will begin the first Sunday in
that month.
DR.. Harry Kaufman. chairman of
the Greens Committee OF the club. will
decide whether the play will be match
or medal and II is practically a GER
tainty that thirty-two players will take
part.
Golf has gained very rapidly in
popularity at the Washington Subur-
ban Club this summer and the month
ly tournaments have all been we'll
contested.
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First base by erroH-Marines .; Commerce. s.
Left baseS-Marines, Il; Commerce. g. First
base on tals-Of Goodwin. 4; of Bishof ;. In
nngs Titchei-By Goodwin, :; by Burns /. Hits
naGc-Of Goodwin. :; of Burns. l. Struck out
By Goodwin. s; by Bishof. 5. Tso-base hits
Fraser waibridge. Sacrifice hits-wysynski Cleary.
Stolen hasrs-Cleary, Bishof Angel. Waltenberg
~. WslbridSe CO. Minis. Perry. Wyszynski. Double
rIays-kInney. upassisted; Sill to Fraser. Hit by
ritcher-By BiSnof, tQuackenbush. Cav. Rich
ards Passed bau-Angei. Umpire-Mr. Shurtlef.
Time Of game hours.
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BOTH LEADERS Win
IN Clerks LEAGUE
Bureau Trims Foresters and Com
merce Triumphs Over Marines in
Government League.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

SVIIIIIieIN &C uOWIIeU NIIc ItJUNelIdNtU
Marine team in the Government
League yesterday in an uphill game,
finally getting the verdict, 9 to I.
The Marine team, while ii had a
great day with the stick, was Woe
fully weak in the field. making nine
errors. booting everything that came
in sight in the pinches.
Bureau defeated Foresters in rather
easy fashion, never being in danger
of losing at any stage of the game.
The Bureau team played great ball
in the field and used their bats to
perfection, getting all of Their bingles
when they counted for much. Scores:
COMMERCE. Az L
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New CANCEL" for the Federals.

New Y0k. July I-R. B. Ward. vice president
Of the Federal League. will not attend the meet
ing of the league. which will be held in Chicaeo
today. The mysteRious stranger. who it has been
announced would 5otn the magnates. in financing
the league. 10 Howard Foreman Of Buffalo Mr.
Foreman 10 not . newcomer to the Federal League
for he has been . stockholder In the Buffalo club
for soms tina he has not bssn actively con-
nscted with the leagues Management but re-
entity has shown GREATER Interest, and at today's
nsstins Win probably assuns . much nors In
poeAat pazs b ~ lsaglss s1ain tAaa - hAs
= ~ -
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Lett IN hases-Bureau. :: Foresters. I. First
base on balls-Of Frazier. /: of Croson, 4: of
BY McDonOuEh , Hits msde-Oh Croson, ); of
McDunough. ]. Times at hat-against Croson. %;
against McDoncuEh. 10. Struck out-By Frazier.
5; by CrUson. S. by McDonOuEh !. Three-base
hits-Murrhy, Gordon. F1annery. Two-bsse hits
Downey Thompsor. Kelly. Stolen bases-Watt a.,
Kelly Limeric e. Davis. Strait Passed balls
Murphy e.. Strait Tmare-Nlr JaesChke. Time
Of ssme-I hour and 20 minutes
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AHERN WINS FROM
GIBSON AT TENNIS

E. NJ. Ahern defeated A Gibson, 60
60. yesterday in the first round OF
the tennis singles of the Washington
Railway and Electric tournament.
Ahern was handicapped at Plus 80
while Gibson was rated at Plus Is.
DR.. L. W. Glazebrook defaulted to A.
Vetter
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Plan Motorboat Races.

Stone Harbor, n J.. July A-Ths annual asts.
boat ncrs q the o4ons Hazor Yacht Cub WI b
held On Saturday. Ausnst q. svG ths euuzss n
Gress Chaunsi (etats Inland Wat9wsy), which
forms the western vat9 fruntass q Ssven-Mile
Beach, upon which stoos HarS@ b locatsd Ths
trophies this year win CONSIST a cut-giaa pieces,
and 1t d anticipated that ouutestants VIII enter
from CAps Nay. wildwood. ess lie. 0cssn and
Atlantic atisal Thf rscs yin Be open 10 eisht
ciasss, q follow: ORA bos&s undR .. on boafs
over q. liaplassmas ~ . - n. diapiaermsut
pssd sv9 4. AydzsuaaaaL CAa auisezA Class
D OuiaA - ayso GuiasR
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To Play Sacred Heart.

This afternoon in the Catholic Church League
Sacred Heart will play of postponed game with
~. Margaret their grounds a. Sixth street and
Florida avenue northeast. Jack Carr will call play
al $50 p. m, and good. fast game is expected.
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Marines Play Braddocks.

The Marines Of the Government League will meet
the fast going Braddock A c. SUNDAY at go
!, tine MsriDes' diamond, Seventeenth and d
stress southeast.
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Terminal R. 3. Y. N. C. A. League

Birley. Handy 60. Left on bases-Shops, 8; Ca,
Department. g. Fins. base on baIls-O6 Jsrvis.
); oG Kilroy. Struck out-By Jarvis 4; b.
kilroy. 9. Three base hit-Birley. Twobase hits
Handy ca, Mccain. Sacrifice ny-NcCauu
stcssn bsses-Handy, Mccain. Dodsou Simpsor,
Push N. Kilroy. Warren. Jarvis 90. Reed Hit
by pitchsr-By Jarvis . McCanA, wssl. un-
pts-W. ". Tsansy. Tine Il Nas1 hsR snA
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YESTERDAYS REsuLrA

YESTERDAYS REsuLfA
Pittshuryh, 3; Newark, l.
Chicago Z; Baltimore.
Buffalo. .: Kanas CITY, Z
Druoklyn. .: ST. LouiA Z
0ANEs TO-DAY,
BufAls d Pittshmyh.
Drockiyu 1t Chicago.
Baltimces a. q. L0uaA
Newark It xanas 0ty.
STANDING or tn 0plA
W. L. PdI WI N
Eansns CITY,. = - .WiNsvauk......... q q -
0an0s...... = - .DaBroskha-...... y q ~
o.. LouiA $50. = . -, Du2als......... y q -
RuthazUA-... y . ~ nAkin9s...... . q ~
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

.Apprentics allowance claiAsd.
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Learning TO Bat.

The way to learn to bat is to bait
There is no other way. Buy there are
right and wrong ways of trying to
bat. First Of all, 1T is necessary to
stand to the plate" The player who
gets three feet away and reaches in"
after balls Is neither going to Lit hard
nor often. 1t IS seldom that a batter
Is hit hard enough by pitched ball
to hurt him; If he is quick enough to
bring his bat against the ball before
II gets by he should be quick enough
TO get out of the way of one which
comes at him. Neither ill IL do to
stand properly at the plate and vet
pull away" from it as the ball goes
by. Even II you hit the ball. the very
act Of pulling" will decrease the
force Of your blow. and II you are a
right-hand hitter, pulling" starts you
away from first base instead OF to-
ward it. Lefthand hitters. too must
guard against pulling away" since
their eagerness to be of for first
base often causes them to lean to-
ward the base as the ball is delivered
st Nicholas.
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Tricks for Little People.

Can you place a pencil on the floor
in such a way that no one can Jump
over it? Yes. if 1 place it close
enough to the wall
Can you push chair through a
finger ring? Yes. if l put the ring on
a finger and push the chair with that
finger.
Can you put yourself through a key
hole? Yes, by whiting the word
yourself" on a piece of paper and
pushing it through the keyhole.
Can you ask question that cannot
be answered with No? Yes; by
asking What does yes spell?"
Can you walk out of the room on
two legs and return with six? Yes,
by bringing in a chair.
Can you place a newspaper on the
floor in such a way that two persons
can stand on it at the same time and
not be able to touch each other with
their hands? Yes, by putting the
PAPER in a doorway. onehalf inside
and the other half outside the room.
and closing the door over it, Two per.
sons can easily stand on it and be
beyond each others reach.
Can you put one hand where the
other cannot touch It? Easily; put
one hand on the elbow of the other
arm.-Philadelphia Record.
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Wyoming County
Votes for Bond Issue of
$3.50, 900 for Hard Road.

One Of the most important yicto-
Ties ever achieved by the advocates
OF good roads in West Virginia is
reported from Wyoming county,
where, or Saturday, August %, the
voters approved bond issue Of
$3.50 600 10 be used in highway im-
proyement. II is 10 be devoted 70
the carrying out Of Wyoming coun'
ty's part Of plan for a hard road
'conneciiDg Beckley and WEIGH, via
Pineville, the Wyoming county
seat.
II vac a hard fought campaign,
but the bonds carried with one bun.
died and one votes more than the
required three,hfths.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR
SALE.
Farm Contains 90 Acres Near &C.
redo and K6nOVd--W viii GOnSId-
or Trade for KenOvd
Property.

The above land is a part of the
farm belonging 70 the late Joe Ply.
male and The land is produc 1t
contains log house, good cistern,
fruit and necessary improvements
and is only about three miles south
of Cercdo and Kenova IF sold at
once 1920 will buy it. Will con.
slider trade for Kenova property.
For further particulars call on or
wife 7. 7. McDougal, Ceredo, w j..
Va tf.
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asked
railroad and public
a
Moreover
prevail Offices
as attorney for the people though doing they deny Justice
entitled to Justice equally with other citizens and That
received
of will
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OUR BOYS
and GIRLS
SEA DRIVES THIS MOTOR.
Movement Of Tide Turns Endless
Cable and Makes Power.
'+O+O+ O+O+OF OFOFO3.OFO+O

A new form of wave motor invent
ed by California man Is shown in
the illustration. Like practically all
Of these apparatuses 1t Is designed to
be operated by the movement Of the
tide. Two supports are erected near
shore and near the top OF each sup
port shaft is journaled with sprocket
wheels at either end. Endless cables,
with ceep sag to the lower portion,
run over these wheels and a series
of blades are spaced between the
cables. like the blades OF a paddle
wheel or mill wheel The movement
Of the tide drives the blades in which
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WeStmOreland Church of
Christ

j. R. GLENN, PASTOR.
Bible School 10 a. M.
Communion 1915 a. m.
Junior G. E., $50 D. no.
Senior G. E. 7:l5 D. M.
Worship and sermon, 8 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at
8 p. m.
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AbbOtt's Chapel, Church of
Christ.
j, r. GLENN. PAsTOR

J. r. GLENN, PASTOR.
Bible School, ] 80 p. m.
Prayer meeting every Sunday and
Wednesday at 1880 p. m.
Preaching on the second and
fourth Sundays Of the month at 8
p. m.
Public cordially invited.
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Gear moves up and down.

ever direction the tide is going and
sets the wheels revolving, thereby gen.
Grating power The shaft on which
the cable hang can be moved up or
down on the supports, according to
the height of the water as the pur-
pose of the apparatus would be de-
feated If both the upper and lower
by the waves
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How tremendously amusing it is TO
hear those denouncing the frivolity' OF
the Smart Set, who, for part in the
frivolity would consent to enter It upon
all tours.
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Presbyterian.
REV. ]. b. WALLER. PAaTOR.

REV. J. b. WALLER, PASTOR.
Sunday School GAS a. M, F. K.
Way, superintendent; Preaching IL
a. M. and 1880 p. m, by the pas.
tor; Young Peoples Christian En-
deavor Sunday evening, 6:45 o'clock;
prayer meeting Wednesday evening,
1880.
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your RICH, hand. and the card will
fly away leaving The coin standing
balanced on the tip OF the finger a
few trials viii enable you to do this
interesting little trick perfectly.
Why doesn't the coin go when the
card goes. however? It IS due TO what
they call in physics inertia-fhat is to
say, tho natural disposI odies
70 stick just as they are.
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Worth Their Melnht In Gold.

81 have used Chamberlain's Tablets
and found them to 20 just as represent
ed, quick relief for headaches, dizzy
spe lis and other symptoms denoting a
torpid liver and n disordered condition
of the digestive organs. They are worth
their weight in gold writes Miss Clara
A briggs, Elba, N. Y. Obtainable ev-
erywhere. adv
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Place your fire insurance with an
agent who has bad experience in the
business and one who represents
reputable and strong companies. T.
!. MCDoUGAL has been writing fire
insurance since 1885 and represents
none but iirst.class companies.
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Place a card on the first finger Of
your lef. hand, and on It put a quarter
or halfdollar being careful 10 ba-
lance both card and coin perfectly.
Then give a quick flip or snap to
the card with the second finger OF
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For Sale.

Corner lot on Poplar and 18th
streets, Kenova, known as pop fac.
tory lot. Has q deep dry we'll
Sell on good time with small paw
ments. Price $3.50. Inquire of
proprietor of this paper.
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Congregational Church.

REV. Ii. n. WILLIS, PASTOR.
Sunday School, $50. q. m.
Preaching Sunday at IL o. m.
and 1880 p. m.
Union Teachers Training class
Monday at 1915 p. m.
Christian Endeavor meets every
Wednesday at 1880 p. m.
The Ladies' Bible class and the
Albert Bowers Bible class, organic
ed, and for men, meets every Sum
day at $50 a. m.
Come and enjoy two of the best
and busiest classes in town. We
are awake and doing things.
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Baptist.
REV. b. s. AKERs, PASTOR.

Regular meetings, first and third
Sunday of each month at IL a. m,
and 8 p. M; Sunday School 9:45 a,
M, every Sunday, w. l.. Clardy.
superintendent; prayer meeting eY-
cry Wednesday evening at Z o'clock;
Baptist Young Peoples union meet.
ing Friday evening at 8 O'Clock.