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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-05
SCORE OR MORE WILL PLAY AT
PARkERSBURo NEXT WEEK.
huaus and Beattie Expected 10 Re.
tain Championship In Doubles
Several Stand Chance In
Singles

Wheeling will be well represented
al the tenth annual state tennis
tournament. which will be held at
Psrkersburg next week, commencins
Monday.
score. perhaps more. OF Wheel
ing's best racquet wielders. who. IN
cidentally. are regarded as also the
best in the state, will take part In the
court events. II is likely that several
young women OF this city will attend
the tournament Several social events
Will be held during the week
Among the local players who will
participate are Thos Cummins.
Wright Hugus. Thos. Beattie. r. r.
Bowie. Arthur Gilbert. Charles Jack
son. r. r. Armbruster. Allen Bowie.
William Franzheim. William T. Burt,
J. r. Sweeney. Joseph Jefferson and
r. r. Permar. II h likely that others
will take part. but the above are GER
tain TO. as their entries have been
sent 10 the committee.
Wheeling Epeets Honors.
II Is the eeneral belief among local
tennis fans that Wheeling players will
win honors at the tournament Wright.
Hugus and Thomas Beattie. OF this
city, holders Of the state champion
ship In doubles. are expected to re-
tain the title another year
II Is probable that the 'champion-
ship in singles. now held by r. A
Johnson. OF Parkersburg. will be car
ried off by a Wheeling player Al
least six local persons. Tom Cum
Minis. Wright Hugus. Tom Beattie. Il
F. Bowie. Arthur Gilbert and Charles
Jackson are looked upon a. persons
most likely 10 win this title They
are generally rated In the order
named
II will be disappointing to a ma
jority OF Wheeling tennis fans n
Hugus and Beattie do not win the
doubles Ebbert and Cummins form
another team which is almost. II not
altogether. as good az the game r.
F. Bowie. president OF the Wheeling
Tennis club. will play in the doubles
with his younger brother. Allen
Bowie. who 10 most promising
player. The latter was a member Of
the state university tennis team. and
won the state COLLEGIATE title.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-05
FEDERAL LEAGUE
PITTSBURGH
Al.rofesEionais VIII Play Rellaire Ath-
letics on Latters Grounds sunday
-oood Game Expected.

The All-Professionals Of Pittsburgh
Mlii De the attraction az the Rellalre
Hall PARK. next sunday. when they meet
me Helhlre Athletics. This team has
netn scheduled 90 play the Athletics on
Two FORMER occasions but both games
were postponed on account OF rain.
A. their name implies. this ptttaburrb
team D. composed Of players who some
uine 10 their baseball career have plsy-
20 ~ the leagues While they have plav-
% league ball non Of the menbcra o.
inl~ club are hHz-beeus and an play a
great game. Several OF the PLAYERS are
wei known 20 local fans a. they plav.d
with Charleston and some with The otd
Central League team
fraley. former Wheeling catcher. De-
is the pFinclral catcher % this aggreaa-
ton. lie D. play INK ball today better
than Do ever did before and hitting me
bah on the nose. Strange 20 say he has
not the big league aspirations OF former
years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-05
Briefs


Mr. Frank Jerome s visiting At
Mr snd Sire Curtis Jerome ana ufue
son. 'H"rI'e uI HIffsHurEh. arc visiting
relatives ht short Greek and west LIB
Nnss IDA rosle is visiting 90 Akron.
80 arI Sire milton usdrss Mrs
D h.'".'H.f and Sir Joseph IHHI uIr.
NN..InE visitors Monday
Mrs Wa.'.r kemp. or warvooI. is 81
ST. uIs. Of rarAsreblrr. i- q guest
af fIH Jacob home
Mr. rrH Sire I.mf.r ara utte daYrb.
'.r ar. visiting Hf hundred IS NH
Nr. Iwwa Caldwell spent Sunday
Niser7. Ial srsrf- Alberta Jerome
IIH.rrH I.r"w. 1900 H. rH.... nf L. a....
.-i HHu. rarf. rIfrr hH Mrr s.
...er 10 I.h' Point eomr'Imsntsrs to
a.L .0.ur lr fh. r0Hr rIHr.
Nr. O. raIIa.II spent Monday .n
NIes I.'a Yen Dine Doc been VISITING
..r H.' frs James rIUaba1u. ~
w. sl. ElF.Iy and wisr Iurs
aI Sow rHHafaIrrIa obi.
ir nH. We Do b Dunlap VIZ and
u. Nh.'lHF errr visitors h.r. sn
u- ran.. Hsr srI u.ss ray af near
orc visiting Sire Finr'I1e
. az .. -sa. T., a.. -,...Y ~. w.., q,
u Co.. ...
'.fr'... nsrr golfers Hf wrrI NI.tandrr
,..., T,,' Erg s BE-. ace. been " +'' gl'.s,
v.. Haff.H .s fams from Noun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-05
ORDINATION OF
FOUR PRIESTS
AT ST. JOSEPH'S CATHEDRAL
THIS MORNING WITH I'M.
PRESSlVE EXERCISES.
Rt Rev. Bishop p. J. Oonshue 70 Ad-
minister Sacrament and Later
Deliver Sermon.

This morning AZ the St Joseph's
cathedral. impressive services will be
held when four young men will be
ordained 10 the priesthood and re-
ceiVe the sacrament of Holy orders.
The young men are. Rev Father
Paul Douglass Otheling. Of Jackson
vile. Ill, graduate OF the University
az Washington. ID. C.: Rev. Father
Francis L. McFadden. Wheeling. a
graduate OF Dunwoodie seminary.
New York: Rev Father Wilbur
Burke. son OF Mrs. Mary Burke. of
the South Side. a graduate OF Balti.
more seminary. Baltimore. Md. and
Rev. Father James Edward Egan. OF
Ireland. graduate OF Beattie semi
nary al Beattie. Pa.
This marks one OF the most import.
ant events ever held in the old cathe.
dral and especially does Il mark an
epoch In the lives OF these four young
men who are now TO take up the holy
work Of the order. II Is the first time
In great many years that 80 large a
number have received the sacrament,
az one time.
Pontihcal mass will be celebrated
beginning az nine O'Clock. In charge
Of the RE- Rev r. J. Donahue. bishop
Of the diocese Of Wheeling. who will
also administer the sacrament Rev.
Father q. II. Moyo " g.. will act a.
arch-deacon. and Rev Father A. Bout.
lou OF Fairmont. and Rev Father r.
II. McDermott Of Clarksburg. will act
ss chaplains. Those acting as assist.
ant priests viii be Rev. Father VIII
liam Hall. OF the Church OF Immacu.
late Conception. Rev Father r. p.
kossman. Of the Sacred Heart church:
Rev. Father Edward Galway. OF the
Cathedral. and Rev Father Robert r.
OKane. of McMechen. All OF the
clergy from the various Catholic
churches ln this city and vicinity will
be in the sanctuary Bishop Donahue
viii address the congregation a. the
conclusion.
Al eight O'Clock yesterday morning
thD order ~ deacon was conferred 90
Rev. Father Otheling and Rev Father
Exam. Father Mcbride and Father
Burk had received the order Of dea.
con a month ago
sunday morning a. 10 40 Rev
Father McFadden will oHor hia frat
Holy mass NJ e. fosrph'r cathedral
DIE home parish AZ the church Of the
Immaculate Conception Rev. FATHER
Burke viii offer hia first mass and
~ the church Of Sacred Heart. Rev.
Father Exam win celebrate his nrst
mass the same day.
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BOOSTERS DAY CELEBRATION
WILL BE A GLORIOUS SUCCESS

ptotesrionals compete 90 separate events
teANe no excuse for the amateur ana
:. mt professional. not TO enter. Ne Mill
We viii compete solely against auna teur
,llaNers and the professionals will COM
lete against each other. This Va de-
cided on 40 the meeting Tuesday even
Iug order Co do away With the objection
OF tho amateurs against competing
against professionals
rioEsts selling RAPIDLY
reports ON tNe sale ~ tickets Voa-
ieruAA were decidedly encouraging bne
81 the leading ticket men roportsd that
~ had DISPOSED o. 1876 during the dnv
The Noung ladies that have tickets are
di~posiug OF a Euuuly number aud 10 IL
expected that by saturday noon the
greater part ~ the 1000 will have been
disposed 81
The entrance blanks ore fast comiutf
POI and from present indications there
VIII bc la tho uciEhbDrhuoJ OF 60 tn the
amateur class alone 4 final fnasffuw
viii he held Friday evening In the Mar
ket auditorium. Co complete the runl
details. Everybody is invited Co attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-05

Estate az Jane d. Grimes. deceased.
order fixing collateral inheritance az.
Matter ~ The SuunyEide Electric
Company against Conrad Troll and Eliza
J West. cause dismissed and appr0prla-
tluU
Estate Of John Kovaco. deceased ar-
count filed and notice ordered
Estate 81 Elizabeth 81 uardtsfy. de-
ceased. proof % publication OF notice
OF appointment filed.
E-fsts uf Edward y HodselI. deceased.
proof Of publication 90 notice Of aproIut-
mruf filed
Estate ~ T. % Smith deceased proof
of publication Of notice 81 appointment
filed
Estate ~ George NcKIm. deceased
Standardization granted
WIZ Of Ricardo FclierrInIa. deeaa so.
admitted fu probate
IH fHa matter of fhs assignment Of
i.IIbrrr. appointment bond approved
HrH letters issued
Eefatc n Robert o. Major. deceased.
ACCOUNT settled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-05

2.I3 trot. In 8. Purse $1,000.
=. A. L.. bg. BY Anderson wilkes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-05
DIVIDE A DOUBLE.

Special Disnatch 10 the tntelligencer
FORT WAYNE. Ind, Aug 4.-krie
and Fort Wayne broke eve min today's
double header. the visitors winning
the first game 70 4 and the locals the
second. TO 4 Score:
First eame- RH r.
Erie .....1 Z o o o o o I O-6 o
~ Wawne o o o o 90 % 2 3
Batteries-Heck and Martin. Oes-
termeyer and Beyers. Umpire. Daily.
second zane RHE.
Erie .....8O OOOUI o. ~ !
~ wawne o o o 23x-5 . 4
Batteries -Aldridge and Oneils
Hart and Beyers Umpire Daily
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-05
sUPERBAs DEFEATED.

CINCINNATI. Aug. dale pitched
well today. keeping the visitors hits
scnttered and Cincinnati won from
brooklyn TO /, thereby taking the SER
les games 20 /. Daubert fielded ex-
ceptionally we'll Score:
r. IT, r
Cincinnati .... 0002OO2
Batteries, Appleton. Dell. Coounbs ana
Miller. Dale and WinEo
Two base hits. Groh. StenEsl Killer
Three base hits; StenEel Klllifer stoi-
On bases. HerZog. Williams. Sacrifice
hit. killifer. Base on balls. Appleton Z.
COMBS ]. Dale !. Struck outs Appleton
?; Coomhs 1; Dale ?. Jmpires. Rigier
and Hart.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-05
ST. CLAIRSYILLB

ST; CI.AIRSVILLE. a.. Aug. 4-The
members - the killabiue club Journey
ed TO Neffs. o. "wednesday afternoon
where they we're delightfully."- entertain
"a at the homes Of Mrs q. v Porter
held and Mrs. ". ID. Porterfteld
Among those who were present are /.
Misses Jean Giffen. Mary shepherd. Isa-
belle Stitt. Beatrice Cowen LuEllen
shepherd. Mary Gray Mcbride Eliza
beth Thomas and Elizabeth Major. Mes-
danes Charles BulEer. J. &. Gibson. BEN
Jamin Mcbride and Beatrice Myers.
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TERRIERS WIN.

Special Dispatch 20 the IntcuiEenccr
TERRE HATTE. Ind. AUG. 8
Tcrre Haute defeated Dayton today
% 20 In game marked by many
fielding errors. A drizzllg rain which
changed to bitter cold hampered the
work Of the players and made the
fans shiver Kyle and Evers fea.
tured In the hitting Score
r. % "
Ter. Haute ofOi02 Ell 10 .
DAYTON ...O2O 900 O. 90 9
Batteries -GreKg and Nann. Don
aidson and Herring
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sTEEIMEN

EprrfaI uIararUH 90 the Intelligence
GRAND RAPIDS Mich. Aux a.
Between rain and bitter cold day The
Black sox beat Youngstown steelmcn
sir 10 four The game was played on
a diamond deep with mud and the
second game ~ a scheduled double
header was called on Tho score
" H r..
Younrstn. 0Oa0o 40 Z
q Rapids 70 % % o O1r=6 Z
Batteries aH1 and Wagner. Mol
Ter and WCGraw
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-05
DENAHD AND ARE SELLING
RAPIDLY.
Details Tor Fisid Day WIN Ne Com
pleted az meeting Tomorrow Might
Many To Compsts.

Wei. NJ not. you should be- The
naFebau fans % the city are fast ret
TING the fever and already tickets have
been sold IN excess 81 those that were
disposed ~ a. the last event that was
held 90 Athletic PARK The Rooster"
spirit seems 90 have taken hold Of tho
Fans and they are determined 90 keep
Wheeling Co. the central League Al
present there Is every Indication that u
We can weather the present storm.
Things viii Dc all lovely FOR usNt season
in case We fan down this year u b.
goodbye baseball IN Wheeling
The idea Of having an amateurs ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-05
WHEELING TENNIS PLAYERS TO
TAKE PART In STATE TOURNEY

ure. The afternoons program was
featured by the concern We Old New
England Choir. and Poiyphonic int
tations by Tom CorwIne.
Today program follows:
Morning.
Junior ChautauQua.
Afternoon.
Recommendations Serenaders
Lecture-Mohammad Ali
Night
Musical prelude-lonian Serenaders
Lecture recital-"Dickens," William
Sterling BATHS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-05
PIRATES DROP ANOTHER.

PITTSBURGH. Aug 4-Pittsburrh
lost It's third straight game 10 Boston
today 70 !. Mhmaux left the box In
favor OF Cooper In the third inning ar
ter the visitors had batted out three sin
giles and two TRIPLES off his delivery
Score:
r. II. X
Pittsburgh .... 100000 OOl-I I
Batteries: Davis. Hughes and Whal-
ing MamauN, cooper and Gibson
Three base hits. Mage. Maranvflle
wagner. Sacrifice hit. Fitzpatrick Base
on balls: Davis 2: Hughes 2: MamauN
2. Cooper ]. Struck out: Hughes Ma
mauN ,; Cooper g. Empires. QuIgley
and Emslie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-05

The annual Sunday school convention
o. Belmont county viii be- held in the
local Presbyterian church Monday and
Tuesday. August 80 and 81. Each sun
day school in the county will be allowed
90 send one delegate for every twenty
scholars belonging 90 that particular
school Zach school viii also send dele
gates to the boys and girls congress
90 De held iu connection with the con-
vention. This congress Will be along the
same line az the one held'iu ZauesyIlIs
az the state convention At least 200
delegates are expected 90 attend the ar
fair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-05
Standard rsarsru.

The members Of the standard Bearer
Missionary society % the Methodist
church were DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained at
the home Of Mrs. Emerson Campbell A
social hour was enjoyed in connection
with the regular missionary program.
Miss Ora Schafer led the devot iouals
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-05

The combined classes o. William Egy
ana Homer Finley left this morning FOR
Bethesda where they viii enjoy q has
Ret picnic in the Tark About thirty
NuIug rr1pIc m All made the trip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-05
FIRST Game
Second Game.


Chicago .... OOoOo 0iOO.i o
Washington o o o 20 - D
Batteries. Cicotte. WoIfganE and
Mayer. Gallta and Henry
Two base hits Felsch Mcbride Three
base hits Ainsmlth. stolen bases. q
collins. Fournier. Murphy Sacrifce
hits. J. Collins. 2 Galliu Base on balls:
Gallia. 3 Struck out. Cicotts 3. Gallia-
Z. Umpircs. Dineen and Nallin.
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UIu'f." yesterday
N.Hf WHrFIre a#H'frr. elect va a rfv.
r. ...H| ....fHr NN HnrrafHr
.."H. hatcher end family returned 20
I.H.H.HrH yesterday after r. UTrff Hrrs
HI.H IH.HI friends
frf| frrE'rU vac calling fr WfrrT.rr
~ HI.rHUHE
Sol. IIH... Glover HrH aHr Paul have
returned home after riaIf Or 'ts home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-05

BESSIE UItarrkI- aar = and Nav DIv.
rruNI Hrr 81 both ~ Nrffa I were rIv-
.H H hearing In che Juvenile court vs. cd
H.HH#. and a.U|IHUHf Il fN. children. )
home Hf Tacoma. The uhIifrrn ore fHa
HHHrHfrrH of Mra Florence NIraerEf
fFf'r father having abandoned Them
over H year nrn. The case wHs brought
f" 'Hr court hr fHr trustees of TuIfnaU
township Hrf fHr children r.rr taken
fH 'hg home hE Iov NDMHrIa OF Mar.
HrH FfHrE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-05
Mnrrinra I.inan..

one marriage license was issued In
the probate court today.
Daniel Howell Davis. age a. and
Jeanette Jones age g. both o. Martins
Ferry. 10 De married By Rev. r.. 4. Jeu-
kIug Uf Martins Ferry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-05

The st Clairsviile orchestra has kind
ly consented 20 play Tor the lawn fete to
De held by the hoy Scouts on Friday
evening The ladies' IN charge Of the
affair are making many preparations
FOR the affair which will be held Ia the
school house yard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-05
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Aug. AFTER A
delay OF two days. kalamazoo's Grand
under anything but favorable weather
conditions \ downpour OF rain two
days and an almost constant drizzie to-
day made the track exceedingly slow.
The surprise OF the afternoon was the
defeat OF The Emo, favortate in the
$4,000 Michigan United Traction trot.
ST Frisco. the Geers entry. took the
event In four heats. The Emo winning
the FIRST heat.
Lou Jennings. fayorite IN the 2;os trot
finished last in the FIRST heat and was
distanced in the second. Lizzie Brown
won this race by taking the last three
heats.
2:Os pace. in 5. Purse 81 900.
Anconite. blk h.. by Aquillin
MSf HS Ilai. b m tMcDonaidj.. ! : I
Ben Locanda b n murphy zee. 2 3 4
The Climax also started. Best time
sts rot G" NJ I T Purse 81 ooo in 8.
ST. Frisco. h. By San FRAN
the sl'f emo SG es 5F 5ii;dj,...... !
Todd MeGregor. oh tRod-
MescIesky. Miss Directed. Princess
Msrs, rave END Zoe Blp Ps Tn also started
2.os trot. 3 In 5. Purse 81 900.
Lizzie Brown. b m. by The
Guy Seiia' br M tGeers}. ! : 2 I
Hazel l.aing. Oh m tan
f Rrshi Hxwortby. Grand Marshal
paEo Reusens and Lou Jennings also
started. Best time 2.0s q By Lizzie
Brown.
2.I3 trot In g. Purse 81 900.
r. A. L.. bg. BY Anderson Wilkes
victor sts9. b s. tyalenti1ej 80. ,
Now aday Girl b On. ti.aaell) ..-- q 4
Great sale. John Guynnc. Dick Watts.
also started. Best time 2.lla BY r..
a. l..
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WEST LIBERTY

WEST LIBERTY. " Va. Aug g.
Inc Loyal class. composed o. Young
Iadice and gentlemen ~ the st. o. sum
da} school AZ short creek will give =
lawn Tote az the church ON Friday
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called by agreement.
stolen base: Knoll.
Two base hits: Mattcson. Mat
thews. Hauser.
Double plays; Tepe 20 CRETE;
kibble 10 Matthews 20 CRETE
Sacrifice hit. Knoll.
Earned runs: Evansville 2
Left on bases; Evansville 7:
Wheeling 3.
Struck out: Woolf ?: wetzeI 3.
Base on balls: Wetzel 3.
Time OF game: 1910.
Umpire Sloar
Attendance 1865.
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IHTERHHTIoFAB LEAGUE.

At M0utrrnl-- n. " =
ProvIdenfc ... 10Oo30 0g-In ~ o
Montreal .... 100000 us 10
Ayers. schultz and Haley. Dowd Pull
ertun and HUwloy.
Other games troncd. rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-05

IT LOUIS. Aug. a-Spectators came
out IN oNercuafa 20 aes NeW York faEe
NO games from 81. Louis d 10 and
z % In IN. nrst game Nsw York
pelted four ST Louis pitchsr- reftfn.
~ runs m rlN luniuEa On the second
game Tesreau allowed the visitors hut
the third inning hat n trfnts rtav r-e-
hsnted -. Louis from scoring With
Bethel on third. Meadows on second. and
hsschsr on hrst. Long lined 20 Lobert
sci Lobert then threw Meadows out
AZ second. score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-05

Janice THrrhrII Of nf % Martin
s0HI.F land 'u rulfroF 90 ST.
N.rfIr -.HI.E land Iu ruIfnev o..
william srHrfHIfr arf Narraraf srau.
raIfr fu william Ernest reaman. land
Ir UfH.n fr fIT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-05

BARRIERS who shave dogs are numer.
CUE in Paris Some of the shaved ami
mails are faacInatinEiy ahorn. WITH
ringa 0f hair adorninr their bodies. al
tcruatng with denudrd strips
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-05

Two base hit: Vesch. Sacrifice hits.
WITT Burns. Young. SchanE. Sacufice
ny CRAWFORD. struck out: Dubuc 2.
Myckoft Bass ON balls. Dubuc 3
Nyckofr s. Jmpircs: Chill ana ENans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-05

PHILADELPHIA Aus t-Wvrkof~s
Nillness IN the sixth inning enc blad Do
rot 90 defeat rhlladFi phta TODAY Z o. o
i1ngc scored TIE only run &C ms pitch
inE duel With Wyckoff on a pass Nfft.s
sacrifice. = pas % Bush Cubbs rIurie
and Craw fords sacrifice ry. scurc.
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SAYS

Now is the season OF the
year to get a bargain in
Clothes, provided YOU 20 to
the right place.
And il will be well to re-
member that krauS Bros. are
selling all this seasons suits
at unheard Of low prices.
And the sale includes all the
blues and blacks. too.
All SIS or $50 Suits
Sale Price. S16.9S
All $3.50 and $40 Suits
Sale Price. S13.4S
All SIS and SIS Suits.
Sale Price. S9.9S
Plenty of choice ones left. es-
peeially in the smaller and the
larger sizes.
Manhattan Shirt Sale now on
all sizes, all prices.
Weather for today-Fair.
RauA2oo>
1DMMWx&
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~ per ra-srfa who reside near War
noel.
u 90 krurHn vas business visitor
In HH|IHIrr. MrUrraIaF.
Mice Mamie Grove Or spending a few
weeks In Atlantic rIft
o. Wall Ie vaifInF relatives fH
MfunrH and Columbus
Me Mal..r rrd children ere Visiting
relatives Ir NrurHarIIIr