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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-05
Pine Street Endeavorers
Hold a Social Meeting

The Christian Endeavor Society of
the Pine Street Presbyterian Church
held a business meeting and social
last evening in the social room of the
church. Ramsey Black, the president
of the society. presided and the min
utes of the former meeting were read
by the recording secretary, Miss NJ.
Rebecca Stewart.
At this meeting the constitution of
the society was revised and important
matters concerning the work of the
society discussed. A social time with
music. games and refreshments fol-
lowed the regular meeting, which was
an important one and unusually well
attended.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard c. Cooper. of
Erie. left for home to-day after a
weeks visit with old friends in this
city.
Miss Catharine Bricker. of Green
castle. is visiting Mrs. y. L. ST. Clair
1890 Elm street.
Mrs. Anna Wahl, 432 Crescent street,
entertained the Thimble Bee at her
home on Thursday evening.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-05
GUESTS FROM sHANIoKIN

f. A. G. Brehm, superintendent of
the Ridge Coal Mining Company. and
his daughter, Miss Catharine Brehm,
of Shamokin, were recent guests of
Mr.. Brehm's sister Mrs. L. E
Douden of Stone Creek Valley.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-05

Father Johns Medicine
the
IN de
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06
FLUSHING, 0.

I'LL SIZING o. March AZ ..r
Nra De- s schultz and ST. ana Nra
J .Nn I'nr'ry Hrruf sunday In Magnetic
Springs. o.. with Chufa Evans WHO ir
taking treatment Tor rheumatism.
MrH. Lucy MIX Dr. VISITING relatives Ir
Mr- Abel walker is In caiur.bus. vie
IfIrE boz duuEHfer. Mrs IurIf1 Jones
Mig Sole Elliott. 90 Martins Ierry o.
Waiting 1f tf0 home of Mrr Mary g.
Misses June and Dana ri-rev spe-t
The week end fn Piedmont with fhr.-
Erandmutner MrH Wiley clay
James liver hes returned from Col.
umhur whore De har been fakinE an
riEht weeks course Ir Agriculture ai tho
ohio state University.
Mr and Mra Walter HOLLOWAY srtrr
inlrod o. number uf Girls SATURDAY lob
ruuF .h. in honor ~ their dnurHf.r.
Louise p. 18Th birthday.
Inul Ransom. who Or working 90 TT..
rin. visited sunday With hfs rsrrrfr. SIR
and NJ o. Ransom.
riri.of friends in town Few days HIe
D. Johnson was buair.r- visitor
Dr. wheeling Tuesday
TT N KIRK hna purchased OBJ. otto sf. d
hu.IdInFa occupied hE fHn New. tfr...
i...r Hrd N N TrI. from T rr.r.
IurHu .rfH. ~ lfI..
Vs. Il. H..l.'a. saF Ha.i0... visitor
Hnr..I Smith. I.r b. ..Hr U.H nlr Of
W. and MrH I. So smith. .f N.a.
LrHrf. d.gd re fir bonn. Off W. and nfr.
f" D. I"uI.n Tue. 'H. r.H|uIH. T.....r
.rf'.-'r wore N.II H. IHH I.H. .. H..
fnir4rnnfr NI uuH Mr.. .I.r..
Smith In'rrm.nf af Salon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06
UNIONT0WN

INIONTOWN. o.. March 6-Nr.
james BENTLEY. ~ St Clairsville. visited
with has sister. Mrs W \ Merritt and
family. Saturday.
Mr.. T.. y. Caldwell. who has been Wis
lung his son John. and wife. in Detroit
Mich. and rfher relatives az other
points in the State. has returned TO his
home near here.
Mrs. John Goss,tt and Grandmother
Gossctt. Of Eannock. were callers at tho
home Of W. \. Merritt. Monday
MI. and Mrs. Paul Gossctt and baby.
81 hammock. were here, Tuesday. with
Mrs. Gossotts mother. Mrs. Icephine
Mrs. Mcvickcrs. OF Conway. Pa. caue
the past week 10 the home Of Rev Snod-
grass
Miss Myra Taylor has been visiting
with her mother az East Richland for
Mrs. Ralph Randolph. who has not
been enjoying Tho best Of health for
some time has been confined 90 her bed
he most or this week.
Miss Efne Lyle wont 20 tho home OF
nor brother. Wilbur. Friday Of last
Mrs Roy NIchoI and little daughter.
Mies Helen. of near I.n0erZ visited
with Mrs. Nichols sister Mrs Fred
Taylor. and family 'hc past week
Mrs. Joseph Moorcl1nd. who was here
caring for her sister. Mrs Margaret
Jones. returned Go h"r home the past
Shord Brown ~ Glencoe. visited his
wcsk
Mr. and Mrs. James Ferguson. % near
Hammock. were ~ The home o. Mrs. Fer
Euson's sister. Mrs. W. a. Merritt and
family. SATURDAY. Mrs. Ferguson re-
mafned over until Sabbath
Miss Anna Merritt has not recovered
rom the measles ne her friends would
Nrre Alice Lodge and daurhtrr Mics
Edith. were 20 the home Of W. \ Nor
Mr. ami Nfre yvafscr cb.r-,-, .,..-o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06

"o held viIt Miss L... T.lsfe. Friday
Mrs. Charles a Brown and little s.,
visited r,.ttiNcs st lea 'avIfIt Monday.
". =. MlhH.r.N So Alberta canada
VISITED Die brother Forest herr. ror "a
rev days the first OF fHD week
Elmer lruuuw or ta.nIIud ohio is
spending Few day, with h.s Parents
Mt and Mrs ID. T UsuIow
The 81. D.. s. viii llv, Initiation Nom
oay evening March tIh
- John Hawkins Is visiting relatives n
SIstcrsvill,.
George andcrgr.ft and priando sIai-n
nave returned from "a business trir to
Lancaster.
Charles Laffarec. repr.-eutInc the
superior Wooden Mills has outued a
branch store iu the sample room near
the Spirit office
J. VI. Norris OF Altitude was "a busf-
ness caller hfrc MtdueedlE
Mrs. A.. T.. ErisItek and children and
Mis- Mary schumacher of LlntatffIa are
Visiting their parents. Mr. and Mrs
'ha-. schumacher Mr.. schumacher IL
seriously ifl
Alfred smith has moved into the Ed
49, property ON High street
Fred Stuuftrr of Round Bottom d. IN.
D. va business caller hrr. Tuesday.
VII aud Nr. Mel NHnu and children
LEFT Weduesday for their home at Drum
Mrs 1v Vs. Nsber. has returned
,r'm u f.w dave visit Hffr relatives "a
NOuudeNIII..
A daughter ra. born fn N.r ana Nra.
Harry h -W.f. Hf Caldwell. I.H Es
-h. o. rrIriI1urHtrr rr attorney ana
Af'. D. l. lynch off fH.. place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06
MT. PLEASANT. 0.

SIT PLEASANT. Cd. 1iar.r o. SIZE
John Dr.I.n I. HhI. f. H. .Hf Hr..u
L.r H severe colo
N.-re William H.u. .-f HERMAN
hfIn.. were hT..n... trII.HH fH ..r home
nf Mr Albert Uurs.. SATURDAY
Ny td Nrr IreeH H.r1Hft ore cone
im.d '' fr.Ir bonn. vI.h severe raide
Me- Hattie 30 r..r returned home
from fhr hospital SUNDAY evening T.b.
fIrr ..IH ono ie ImHrutIrE slowly
I.f.' I. Dr. Wright was called homo
n oi i.0 sudden death of IIs
NIsa ksts Wrc.rtev. Of vumerd.nr
70 victims DOG mother. Mr.. S. =.
Mrs. ERNEST Uavre o. 900 a. re- home
Nr D. buchanan wra buairr-r
rH.l.r In IrNuuN.Ir Tur.HaF
Nfe IDarl Martin and family orc
Nr John H. Means. 81 stoutenyirI..
v'a business caller in this place Frf.
Mrs sophia Hooper was RI caller at the
lgn Hrr Niece Mrs. Harry schechI..
Wra -8fins NuHaar was threatened
w.f rhu.un 0ria. Iuf IH erme better
oil. ~. John Wilson .1 900 at hsr home in
lsorn 20 NJ srd ,fr- Harry watkins
L"I"dN. M baby r.r. Monday. February
Ihe, w...'H.r vae Lorm...s Ms
Nr Wi.h'u liaH i7 Dol % serious cone
.'..nu nf N'. BONN.
M.s 1. BE- colo sud 49, D.. cole. at
.HIe r'a.. ....ta rar tHe Ohio vsu. ..
81 r.'.I ..t.rt.. a, r~--s.r u-.
b"..H. caller r ~fautrrt.I. I..
Nre Ma, .a.s Meek We. o. caller Dol
N,.sy vn.em rae.s-.. usr-.
.n'. N.r. h"' callers r sfHh.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06

pying ne evangelical parsonage ON
L'ht street Mr. Fred Marshall of
Mouudsville b. moving % the farm near
town vacated by Mr. limbaugh
q. IT, kctterer OF NfiItou~bure WINS
!n attendance at the Farmers Institute
this week
Mrs $. j. Fish was hostess 20 the
silver circle Thursday evening AZ her
nome on South Front street.
George $ CrRwforu Of Graysyiue was
.i l"Nh TINS week aiding greatly ia the
success Of the institute program
~upt J V. Nelson was IN from yyoods-
ll'iA ana delivered am excellent adj
NL,-s IHesday evening 40 the High
8chool session % tho Institute.
iruf Arthur Burton Supt Of schools
or Brook Co.. vs.. Va. was visitor i'm
town. Wednesday.
Miss Irene Thompson returned home
l'NutF from ftN days Visit with
lFi'nIs al wheeling and Martins Fern.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06
Bank Of Fulton S AID Gets Young
Wilbur Frum Intelligencer Dollar
ARE ARRIVING DAILY

last night was unusually heavy. mum.
bering no fewer than fgl.
The advertisement Of the Bank OF
Fulton carried these effective words.
II Is not what you earn but what Won
save. This phrase was adjudeed the
most effective for he day. ana as
there were eight coupons making the
same quotation. that from Mr. Wilbur
Frum. OF 1871 Cherry street. East
Wheeling. bearing the earliest posi-.
mark. was adjudged the winner 49,.
Frum VIII receive mis- dollar bill fni.
morning.
Nearly every display advertisement
IN The Intelligence vas quoted FROM
by Oh" contestants The tabulaiiou
follows.
D. s. sands El.c a. Mia r.....
German Rank uf WH..Huu. ..
Hr'Ur9 Ice Cream gu. ..
Davis. Eurkham a. T.Isr Co... o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06
Court News.

Tho following assignment OF cases
has been made before Iude. Lunch. IN
common Pleas Court this week The
l3cal term ~ court will probably close
about March 18th and tho next term
WHICH Is tho summer term. will begin
on March 2Sth:
Monday March G. Jury-Aii motions
Tor new trials; James Kinney VS.. George
Green, Thomas r Toilet. vs. y A N
Railroad
TUESDAY. March John Irving vs.
George Murphy.
Wedncsda March S=Georrc w
kgsce, guardian. vs. Albert Bettis 81 al
THURSDAY. March a-TameS Kinney -
Alfred Hell. Fairpoint coal & Coke Co
vs.. W. :. Sanell. Constsbt
Friday. March 1O-Ross Henderson
vs.. = \ Rusk. Emma Shaf'r rs. Leroy
SaffcIl
saturday. March 1i-Cora Barkhurst
Ns. Joseph Y. Barkhurst: Clarence Boy
or Ns Elizr BOYER
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06

Mr. Henry Taylor ie recovering nice
IN from nm ahFrsre boo h.r fnronf which
she bad 20 have isursd pr T..e. ~
Flushing Performed tho operation
Mrs J.. GUs.sft and Mrs. John Crr-
FFff spent Monday afternoon az fHr
home ~ william Merritt
James n Bentley. or -. C1uIratIffo.
wnH caller iu fuHr SATURDAY afl.r-
noon
william Mcfarland WINS . hrefrl-. d
caller In Inionfnwn un Thured1r affrr-
noon.
Mr and Mrs George a Caldwell ersrf
"wednesday shopping Iu yyf.lf.rt-
Mrs J. 4. Hayes irff Monday evening
fu Welt with fla families of Dor Sons.
carl and Ahn'r Hayes. OFF Akron. rlr r
week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06

Pittsburgh officials viii come here and
take George Suski, lately arrested here
Tor larceny. on "a charge ~ breaking
INTO dwelling hOus" and stealing sfI
SuSkL n g. learned. was hiding i'm this
county 20 prevent them from prosccut-
INK him in Pittsburgh. when ~ was
arrested for stealing $500 from Mary
l!ruwu tn" money being found on him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06
Powell VIII Case.

Late yesterday afternoon tho plaintiff
had not as Yet rested their side OF The
case ia the Powell will dispute Most
ftho day YESTERDAY was sp.nt in MO
pounding Hypothetical questions 20 va
riouS rhn sicians. The grounds for
pr hhIuE ih" VIII are undue influence
aud insanity. ono witness tsSfirNiur that
ih" deceased drank gS much Iiquor as
q quart = day This case viii hardly DO
concluded before Tuesday. there being
about 80 wituessss @uhnocnaed alto
lsflsr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06
To Re Missionary

Word has been received here that Miss
kthel Love. former instructor in tho To-
cal High school. viii bc o. missionary TO
Africa In The near future She is 10 D.
sent by I'll Presbyterian Board 81 Mis-
sions Miss Love Is well known here
and her many friends wish her success
In her new work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06
HAMMOCK, 0.


fNNNptN. 3D.. March Miss Jessie
Ross. teacher az tniontown. and Law
p no" lmnor. who teaches al Black oak.
$40 tended On" Wheeling township teach
're meeting. hold m Fairpoiut. Sstur-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06
Moved Into Tenant House.

stephen shores moved his family from
tho Fred TAYLOR dairy farm n.rfh.asf
if"Nu Mr. shores Intends fp assist
Mr.. T'N lur 900 carry iuE on bis dairy bus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06

W'E0F7- IITn T1T00- T.ITnT NT|rT0rI-
H'rh"rt Lodge. George and John CaId-
well and sister. Miss Ethel caldwell
were among those from here who at
tended Tho closing number of tho FLUSH
inS lecture course. given o. that Mace
IIur.ln. cNrnInr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06

from iu..r.. f..r fr Hef .fra
.."... |..r...U. oft rflI NT.IfnraHnrr
Nl HnI IsN f.s'rn Ir.faHr HrI was
.'ff JOS .H sr.fF Sheriff John
H....r IrI r 49, Smith
|I.. ...r." crawford OF E"nr.Hf'I..
business caller boz. W.fr...Irv
u.. IN.F.IHr
'.H" |... HwH. and rrn Wesley have
biased IH. store o. fIHUuH. rr.m
..... H.I NU..r.f nrf uHI ..uffru-
Teacher. examination. 900 F. .rfT
.... ....|.r N.r.n ffh
||I.| ....".I..... "| H..
I.. .I Dol. ...s... l. .r..I.. ...r .....e.
H.. '."r Uu south Mriu street larf
t....... evening
OIL. ... HHI fw. penny social
f ."... ".. HHI. Huuf..I .... f.r
f. ."U.".. .H|... .n Summit
..u.... ..". |.....I.''. ..HHH ..Hu
.... W..'H. .. U. DID. e. a. VIII
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06

Mrs. W. n. Brok1w. who was moved
home from tho ohio Nafl.. General boa-
pltal last week I- coutulsSCiug nicely
Her niece. Miss Cora sloan. OF Martins
Ferry. who accompanied hcr home IL
helping 10 care Tor her
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06

With two days-Saturday and Sun
day-intervenlng since the last an
nOuncement Of a winner IN the lntell.-
eencer's very successful dollar bill
contest. the crop OF coupons accounted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06
Local Case An steub.nvill..

The case OF the Board OF County Com
inissionsrS and Trustees Of plitu.v
Township ~. The Wheeling Traction
company IL set FOR trial in the Federal
,Surt az SteuhenNille on next Tuesday.
This case was commence in the loci
courts. hut on petition Of the defendant
the same WAS removed 10 tho Federal
court This Is an action 20 compel tho
traction company 20 nave between fbe
rails IN Fultncy township. which the
commissioner. claim they are required
~ 10 uudfr me law Prosecutor Geo
Thornburg and Attorney Coo, Danford
represent IN" plaintiff. while Attorney
ant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06

Master Robert Bruce Ferguson ,rbo
h1s been visiting his grandparents Mr..
and Mre. y. =. Ferguson. has returned
On his home near Fufruofnf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06
1T is NOT WHAT YOU EARN BUT
WHAT YOU SAVE" is QUOTED
The Dollar Bill Contest Has Another
Big Day, with Hundreds
Of Coupons.

wilbur Frum, of 1O21 Cherry
street, East wheeling, Is this morn
ing's winner Of The Intelngencer
Dollar Bill He quoted these words
from the advertisement OF the Bank
Of Fulton: 1T IS not what Won
earn, but what you save"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06

Tho March meeting of tho EnrrraL
and I.nucrty Protective Association will
o. held Doe The Grade school house. ono.
hair milo north of town. SATURDAY ar.
fsrnoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06

several from here wore among those
who attended tho singing school held
At Lafferty. Tuesday evening. 10. leader
being John IHtch'S. OF this place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06
ST. CLAIRSVILLE


The meeting OF the local Y. T. b.
REID IN the United Presbyterian church.
Friday nige- was well attended Quite
branches over the county were present
\ me program % readings and music
was rendered. after which the guests
were bsnqucted In tho baserneut - AZ.
church- \ Tine supper was served and
the evening was very enjoyabiy spent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06
CertQin-feed
Roofing
rs an Efficiency Product

Every advantage that machinery can offer is used 10
increase the production, the
aoh OF the Generals enormous mills TO serve
inc ehds OF ehoent manufacture distribution Each N
equipped with the upo-dae
IN enormous Quantities and far ahead man
thus guarding against the idle ma
ohnery his also favorable buying the pick of the
market Wv pun VI '"e
Expert chemists each mil employed to select and blend III.
aspha and roll of CERTAIN-TEED is made under their
vatchfu N -'''si '"'"
EEK AIN ED the process so destructive n
Ordinary roohng because the fe thoroughly with blend
OF SOFT aspha prepared under the Generals hoard of
expert chemists Ii then coated with blend harder asp
which keeps the sauraon soft This r,akes o6 -,
pho more mpervous the elements
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06

CERTAIN-TEED is guar
anteed for 5, 10 or IS years,
according to ply Il, 2 or 81.
Experience proves mat II
lasts longer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06

Efficiency built the Panama Canal. after ;ncf;c;e,cv
failed. The efficiency of Panama doubled the effect
NeneSs OF the Z. S. Navy without adding ship TO il
TOOK over 5000 miles out of the trip from New
Iork TO Gan francisco, and changed the highway
between London and Australia from Suez to Panama.
Efficiency insures against lost motion-t produces rho
utmost service out of equipment and yields the finest
product, at the least cost.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-06

You en- identity CERTAIN
TIED Roofing by the name.
which Is consp,cuouay display
ed on every roll or bundle. Look
for this label, and be satisfied
with none that dsesn tsho~ IL.
CERT AIN Ted is
made in rolls, also in
slate surfaced shingles.
There is a type Of GER
TAINTED for every kind
of building. with fat or
pitched roofs; from the larg-
est sky-scraper to the smallest
residence Or out-buxlding.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06

STAND BY THE FARMERS ssS@a *S % sd h ddf GsSf f" sHss sG %Ss 4 hhh hn b ~*A.s ~.s USS a%dsa sss% ""s""s" % $ 5 '"1" '"""h""6"d""@" a ssa directing *~~ Ngamhabm bmhrmh? m n shown nc a~es%a %aGs MsH ~ " p s %%s a% %s % % aas. I%
  Ss %1 ~s %o%%t%sd % % % % % S
 
  s%s d~ ~ ~ Judge Kb
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-01
TENNIS LEAGUES
IN PHILADELPHIA
GET GOOD STARTS
Fast Matches on Courts
Mark First Real Good
Days Play

Saturday saw the real opening of ten
mis- around Philadelphia when the Subur-
ban and Tristate Leagues got away to
fine start.
In the Suburban League Cynwyd ana
University Courts tied, each winning
and losing 2 matches, against Woodvale
and Wissahickon respectively Belfield
went into the league lead by winning
out of from Stenton. The tennis in the
matches played proved high class and in
teresting.
In the Tristate League Cynwyd Club,
without the services OF its star player,
Wallace f. Johnson. who was Ill but who
will be able to play next week against
Plymouth journeyed to Haddon Country
Club and won all matches. At the same
time Plymouth and Belfieid were fighting
1t out at Morristown and Plymouth
squeezed out victory by 1 point, to 4.
This means Cyuwyd's lead over its most
dangerous rivals is full matches. Til
den, Osborne, Martin, Hawk and French
made their first appearance for Cuywyd.
DIR. Hawk, especially, looked in great form
for SO early in the year. The return to
the game of this veteran star strengthens
Cynwyd Club as much as any other one
player could.
Next Saturday Plymouth, with Swayne
Megs Irish and other stars journeys to
Cynwyd and meets that clubs strongest
combination, which will mean Johnson.
Tilden, Hawk, Osborne. Martin and Gfb-
bons or Beard. It will prove one OF the
most important matches of the season
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-01
EARLY FOOTBALL
DRILL TO START
AT PENN TODAY
Bob Folwell to Start Duties
as Quaker Coach on
Museum Field
BIG SQUAD IS ON HAND

Bob" Fowell makes his debut as
Penn's football tutor this afternoon, when
he officially ushers in the spring football
season at Museum Field. The practice will
not be of strenuous nature, but Will
merely serve as a means to arouse inter-
est and spirit which is to be the dominat-
ing factor in next years coaching policy.
Folwell hopes to plant few germs
which will take root during the summer
months so that when next September ar
rives he only will have to teach the men
football Spirit and eagerness to play
the game count heavily with Folwell in
candidates favor, and any man who
hopes to play on the Quaker eleven next
fall must show these qualities.
1t has been noticeable on Franklin
Field, heretofore, that some of the regular
varsity men took small interest in the
daily practices. Part of this was due to
long severe scrimmages which will be
conspicuous by their absence next fall.
Just what success such a system has met
with is apparent in the records OF the
washington and Jefferson teams during
Folwelrs stay at that institution
That then, is the purpose of the short
spring practice, to familiarize the men
with Folwell's methods and to instill
spirit into the candidates. 1t Is doubtful
that the practice will last much over
week. possibly two,
All of last years line. with the excep-
ton of Russell and Hopkins, will be there
and will be reinforced by Dunlop, who
earned his varsity letter in the Cornell
game; Little, who was tower of strength
or the scrubs last fall, Wirlman, Wray,
Weeter and Captain Ertresvaay OF last
pear's freshman team. The varsity ends.
tIrauhart and Miller, are back and Weiser
and Dugan, of the freshmen' look good.
The auarterbacks who will report are
few in number. Bell and Loucks, OF the
varsity, Bryant, of the freshmen, and
Brown, a former Brown University player
who player for Brown in the Harvard
game two years ago, make up the full
quota.
Williams, Derr Ross. Berry and
ouigley are known quantities as half
backs. Light. of the freshman team,
seems to be the only addition of any note
at this early date