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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-27
a>r.ouat. .nd nS{AfR

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Deigel and Aen-
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward FrA1s
and family were visiting relatives IN
Center Warwood yesterday.
Miss Clara Goldsberry will return %
day from an extended visit amonS
friends at Richmond, Indiana. -
Dave and Frank Evans. OF South WAt-
wkood, have returned from short Vleit
among relatives at SteupenTi4e.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Prelock. Or
North Warwood. are the PROUD pafsats
i Mrs i sA J. &. Howden, of Troy. N1w
York. is visiting friends In Center war.
Mr and Mrs. F. ". Mahan. Of fwe.
ty-first street, are in washington. D.
C., on few days vacation.
W. E. +. Connely, of Glenova Terraee,
Is off duty quite Ill at his home.
H, E. Boyd and son. Harry, returned
Yesterday from a weeks vacation In
Jackson county. ..
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L|NSLY SCHEDULE.
Military School VIII Open with Either
Cathedral or Washington High
School October 6 Or z.

Iinsly. institute will open the foot
hall season with either Cathedral or
Washington tPa.) high school. on Oct.
= or :. accordin gto announcement Of
Coach Guy Holden Of the military
academy yesterday. His warriors have
been at work upon the field for tn epast
three or four weeks and are rapidly dc
yclo7ing into one Of the strongest
nIcvcns in the Ohio valley. The grid
card follows:
oct. S-Cathedral at League park.
tTcatative)
oct. 7-Washineton high at Washing
TON (Tentative.)
Oct. 1a-Shadyside academy Of Pitts
furEh az League park.
oct. 2i-NIoundsville high at Mounds
willie.
oct. 2s-Marietta high at League
Nmv. 4-.Triadelphia high at Tria-
Nov. 1o-sistersville high at Sisters
rile.
Nov. 1S-Cameron high at Cameron.
Nov. 35 - Martins Ferry high at
League park.
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First Game
Second Game;
% STRAIGHT FOR GIANTS

NEW YORK, Sept. 26-The New York
Nationals advanced their new record
for successive victories another notch
torv from st. Louis for their end con-
secutive victory. The Giants won. g 20
I They hit Watson and Williams had,
driving out fifteen hits. for total Ct
r. II. +,
e. 1.ouis 600 0IN nn0-l ) =
Now York 200 2o2 00X-6 l. >
Williams. Watson and Snyder; Sallee
and McCarty. kocher.
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BROOKLYN STILL
REMAINS IN LEAD

CHICAGO Sept. 26.-The slender mar
gin OF one game still keeps Brooklyn In
the van in the gruclling chase OF the
National League pennant. The leaders
had to win to-day. tn retain their place
in front. for the defeat in the face Of
PhilaGelphia'S victory. the latter. by
virtue of the lesser number nf games it
has played. would have taken the lead.
Boston winning. twice. gained half a
game and now stands 3is games behind
Brooklyn.
Philadelphia still has nine games TO
play--threc with Brooklyn and six with
Boston: Brooklyn has remaining eight
games. one with Chicago, three with
Philadelphia and four with New York:
Boston has eleven loft. five with New
York and six with Philadelphia.
The situation is such that New York.
in fourth place. still has n physical
chance II it can keep up it's great win
ming streak. Mctiraws men are -:
games behind Brooklyn. with ten games
to play Should they take all ten. their
record would be 81 won and g. lost.
Then If Brooklyn should win only one
Of it's eight. its record would be so won
and I'll LOST. The standing:
philadclphia 81 81 .G04l7
Bos,rE . So is 1856
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Many Killed In Air Raid.

+. BUCHAREST, Sept. 70, via Lohdon,
1850 p. m.-Sixty persons were KILLED.
and a large number wounded in Bucha-
rest, Monday afternoon by bombs drop
ped from a squadron Of aeroplanes Oh the
killed Monday night by bombs dropped
on the city from Zeppelin according 10
an official communication issued to-day;
Two-thirds Of the victims are declared
10 have been women and children.
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70 PLAY At BRAVES FIELD.

BOSTON, Sept. 26.-Arrangements
have been made to play the boston
games of the worlds series at Br1Ne1
field as was done last year, ]. J: Lan-
min, president Of the Boston Ameri-
cans announced tonight. As It is
mathematicaAy possiblerfor the locaf
club to lose the league penn1nt -.
Lannir added the proviso to, his An
nouncement If the Red Sox win:
Braves field has a seating capacity
of $4,000 persons. =
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Sacrifice hits--Saicr Daubert. Olson.
H. Myers. Sacrifice fly-StenEcl. Dou-
bio piny-Yerkes. Workman aud Safer.
Left on bascs--Chicagn II; Brooklyn =:
Bases on balls-off Mcconnell !; Off
Pfcffcr L. Earned runs-orf Mcconnell
=! rfeffcr l. Hit by ritcher-by McCnn-
nell u. Meyers. Stcngcl); by ffctfer
| tMann.) Struck uut--by Mcdonnell =;
rfrfrcr ) Wild piLch-McConncll.
Passed ball--Wilson. Umpires-Riglcr
and Eacon. Time-l:50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-27
DUQUESNE CLUB.

The nunufsnc football team held first
practice last evening on the Tunnel
Green ana will hereafter mold practice
at the sam" plac" every Tuesday night
during tho season. Tho team will play
tho Martins Ferry Athletic team 1T tho
Athletic lark on Sunday afternoon and
for that reason every player Is asked
To report.
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departure from Athens. in which the for
"a ID

The purpose OF the movement OF
which I AM taking the lead with Al
nliral Condcuriotis Is purely national
Circums tances compel me to form O pro-
risional government, not TO overthrow
the Athens regime. but 10 form force
for tho defence Of Greek Macedonia that
being the only means left to preserve
the unity. which already has been harnl-
ed by those who ceded Macedonia to the
enemy.
'The Athens regime remains intact,
and IL it moves in the right direction l
will stand beside It politically and mill
tarily and assist 1t in every way. ! am
leaving as q soldier who, having failed
to persuade his comrades, docs not l ir,n
agalns; them, but shoulders MS rllle
10 fight the enemy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-27
KRAUS QUALITY SUITS

DAVE says:
Few soldiers know their
colonel. 1t is the mark of
rank they salute. In the bus
mess trenches a mans only
visible mark of rank is his
attire. Garments that will
put You in highest rank bear
the Kraus Bros. label. Let
Others salute your clothes
Judgment.
Our lines of autumn suits
include some of the best
looking garments we have
ever handled. New color de-
signs and new wcaves, in ad-
,lition to the most stylish
and satisfactory models that
eastern clothing manufac-
turcrs can design.
The prices arc the same,
from $500 to $4,000.
Weather for to-day: Fair.
M.&nu42op.
.G3DMM~@
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rahA rhienunl Also.

LONDON, Sept. 26-ln addition 10
the cnpture OF Combles the official COM
munic;.tion Issued by the war office last
night reports the occupation by the Brit
ISL of The important town Of Thiep>al
ON the northwestern end of the somme
front, the high ridge 10 Inc cast " ~
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IOtlIS $50, 0I :" Nh II
X-One out when winning run scored.
philadelphia
Twn hnsn hit--Grifrith .

Two basc hts-Griffith .; Groh. C-a-
yaIh. Homo run -Paskcrt. Sacrifice hits
Chase. Mr.E, chn!c. Sacrifice fly
Rousch, Double play---Groh and Chase.
Left on bases-Cincinnati 6; Phiiadcl-
phia 6. First base on crrors-PhtladeI-
phIa !. Base on. balls-off knetZer ..
Earned runs-off knctzer |; Demarcc ;.
lii NV rilcher-by Dcmarec (RouSch)
struck nut--by Knctzer 3: Demaroe 4.
Mid pitched-Knctzer. pemaree. I'm
nircs-klem and EmSlie. Time--l:36.
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rr,a, Again POSTPONED.

The trial of 4. W. Fraz Ter Of North
Warwood, and John Minkemeycr, OF
Wheeling. was postponed again yester-
day afternoon until Monday afternoon
.at2. Both parties concerned were pres
ent yesterday but Justice W. T. WICK:
ham before whom the hearing Is to-taKe
ulace could not be located.
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MnAicAl Tea,

The Kings Daughters at their meet
ing Monday evening have decided -
hold their musical tea at the nome CT
next Thursday evening. a lengthy mus
zeal program will be prepared by those
In charge.
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WARW0OD
prenaratorH SerYice.

Prcparatory services will be held at
the PRESBYTERIAN church Friday evening.
Rev. Price. of Shadyside. will deliver
the sermon. assisted by the pastor, Key;
Il, p Carson. Communion service Will
be held Sunday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-27
GOOD BENEFIT PURSE

Joe Bliskey. former member OF the
Duquesne club, injured several weeks
ago. will be presented with a purse
containing $96.T5 as the result Of q
benefit game played Sunday after-
noon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-27
Rcpairin1 Streets.

Street Commissioner George Sutton; -
engaged in repairing the low places: In
! the streets. OF South Wafwood: Tho
sunken places are being filled WIN
sand and cinders. He expects to have
the repair work completed In 4 lew
days. -
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Chicken OupDoS.

The Reliance Hose companyNis makiAg
Arrangements to give q chicken supper
in the near future. 1t has been t4e
custom to hold a series Of suppers dAk-
ing the winter months. sF
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Allies Take Combles,

| NINlN, SN'pi ~, ~ ~ v. JILL ne VI" II
OF Combles is entirely in The hands nr
| the AnGln-FrcEch forces. This is an
| nounccd In the official statement from
| tho war office Tonight which adds that
! the hattie north Of the Somme is g6inE
| in favor Of the Entente Allies. The
| French also have advanced farther north
| Of Frccouri. Along the Eethunc rnad
| tho French have gained additional
ground
\ vast stock Of munitions and pruvls-
| ions were captured In Com blcs. the state
ment says. and tho town was found fill
| ed with German dead. Elsewhere along
tn" front in France there has been ir.tcr-
mificn: caEnonading. The text reads:
"Thn battle continued successfully to-
day. North Of the Sommc tho EnLtrtC
Allied troops increased their gains Of
yesterday considerably having attained
/ within II few hours the detectives d.
signed for the second day Of the strug-
gle.
This morning the French troops re-
,, sumed the offensive and captured the
entire section OF Comhlcs, situated to
the cast and south Of the railway. Our
patr, Is entered in conjunction with the
troops Of the right wing OF the British
army, who were cleaning up the north
western Fart or Comhles. Shortly after
ward the whole village fell Into our
power.
Much Booty Taken
The booty captured in COMPLIES was
large. The Germans had accumulated
in the sub:crranean regions Of this place
an enormous quantity Of munitions end
supplies Of every kind
We collected 100 wounded Germans
who had been abandoned by the enemy.
Comhles is filled with German corpses.
This afternoon our troops. developing
their advantages, captured small WOOD
situated north Of Fregicourt. half way
| TO Morval. and also the greater part OF
the strongly fortified ground between
this wood and the western horn Of ST.
Vast wood TO the east OF the Bethune
road.
The number or unwounded prisoners
captured by the French since yesterday
now reaches 1900. We have counted up
to the present thirty machine guns.
"On the rest OF the front there WAS
an intermittent cannonade.
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HOW They STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE


U) Roston 3: Pittsburgh 0.
CD Boston 2: Pittsburgh !.
New York 6: st. Louis !.
Brooklyn 4; Chicago /.
Philadelphia 2; cincinnati 2
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Ventxelos RsturuI.

LONDON. Sept 20. 10 .. ma des-
patch IN Reuters Telegram Company
from Athens says:
The steamer Hesperia has arrived In
Suda Bay and former Premier Fenlzelos
will dlsemh bark III tho morning.
The Patrls to-day unhlishes a state
mcnt made by n. EcnlZcloS before his
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+ov.1 naurhterx Net,

The Loyal Daughters Of the Christian
church held social meeting at the home
Of Miss Flora Wright last evening. a
number OF delightful games and songs
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Prayer service will be held At the
Presbyterian church this evening", Tho
third lesson from the series Lain
America" will be given. 81;
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American Guaranteed Paint, Ct ne
tory price, $1.85 per gallon, 10oeo
Brothers, WarWood, w. Va. -
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BRAVES TAKE TWO

BOSTON. Sept. 26-Boston made 1t
five straight from Pittsburgh today.
winning the first game 3 to .. and the
second 2 10 !. Nchf, in the first game.
and Allen in the second. PITCHED gi.t
edge ball for the Braves. Pittsburgh
rrItinr only four hits in cacu game.
Allen made his first appearance on tho
mound in more than Il month. having
been iii with tousilltis. He walked two
men in tho first inning. but after this
ne settled down and held the visitors
at bay. Score:
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COMPLIES FALLS
{Continued from First Page.)

great Entente offensive on July !.
General Sir Douglas Haigs men. after
capturing Thiepval drove on eastward
and took the Zollern redoubt, strong
~ fortified position which lies be-
tween Thiepval and the bend in the
British line a. Courcelette.
Take More Ground.
The French likewise, advanced he.
You'd Frrsicourt and captured the
WOOD between that village and Morral
and the greater part Of the German
fortified positions lying between this
wood eastward across the Bethume,
WAIST wood. nippins OFF another por-
ton OF the German line Of cummuni-
cation 10 the south from Bapaume.
The German casualties in the fight
ing are declared by Paris 10 have
been heavy, and. in addition. during
the two days fighting more than LOO
Germans were made prisoner by the
French, while the British took In eX-
cess OF l.50O. Large quantities Of
booty. including machine guns, were
taken by the Entente Allies.
While Petrograd continues silent
with regard 10 the operations on the
eastern front both Berlin and Vienna
tell of The repulse OF strong ussian
dtIdChS III Fpln!iiId, IdIiCld anu lnS
Carpathan mountain region.
On the Ramanian front the Aus
TRANS and Germans have been COM
PEELED TO evacuate the Valcan and
Szurduk passes Of the Transylvanin
Alps in order to avoid An extensive
encircling movement started by the
Rumanians.
Sofia reports the capture Of the
AmZarech-PeIvels line in Dobrudja
from the Russians, and Rumanians
who retired northward.
Raids by aircraft Of the Teutonic
Allies since Saturday night have re-
suited in the deaths of 139 persons
"a in England and 65 in Bucharest,
Rumania. A large number of persons
also were injured in both regions by
the explosion OF bombs dropped from
Zeppelins and aeroplanes.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
RAIL LIGHTS BEAT PITcAIRNs.

TOLEDO. O.. Sept. &c. - The Rail
Lights today broke even in the double
header with the Pitcairns. of Pittsburgh.
losing the first l to and winning the
second I to 0. The victory eliminates
the pitcairnS and gives III" Rail Lights
the right 10 pla ythc Norwoods. OF Gin
, cinnati. for the pennant amateur bAS.-
ball championship. The scores:
First game r. II. E.
Fitcairns n0OO00lU0-I 4 o
Rail l.ights.... 600 % 900 % :"
Batteries - T"ot hman and Vanamau;
. Curtis and Woods.
second game II. H E.
Pi;cairnS ........ q 90 90 % "
Rail Lights ... u . HX-I 8
Notwithstanding. Dowd ANA Eana-
man. Schaefrcr Cnllanorc and McCiiv-
ern. Called account darkness.)
CHANGES ON HARVARD VARSITY
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Sept. 10
Ralph Eiorween, OF Chicago. Tas re-
moved from the position OF right half
back on the Harvard Varsity football
team today and Ripley Hitchcock. ir..
OF Baltimore, a sub back who plaTrd
against Colby, last Saturday was XIV.
en- the place. G. Coklet Gamer. nj
Philadelphia captain Of the tennis
team. who figured in the football
squad last fall as A substitute playcH.
has been advanced 10 Il position in
the varsity line in place OF y. q.
Lowell. OF Baltimore. and will play
against the Bates team next Satur-
day.
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II YOU can accommodate another
hoarder YOU can advertise PROFIT
ABLY. suZo-u
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prnysr esrv1oo ToaiGht,

were played. The hostess 0oeVod tho
members with dainty luncheon-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-21
Sudden Weather
Changes Harmful
To Alfalfa Crop

Sudden changes i'm temperature
and moisture conditions are very
disturbing 10 many growing plants,
stated County Agricultural Agent j.
:. Bordner yesterday. Such changes
as have been experienced during the
last four weeks nave been especially
disturbing 10 the second growth of
alfalfa. weakeni-g the plants and
making them favorable for the al
falfa diseases known as leaf spot.
This disease while il seldom hills
the plants causes the leaves first 20
turn spotted and later yellow. after
which they drop off. A small area
will quickly spread throughout the
field
Whenever leaf spot is noticeable
ion "A feld the alfalfa should be i'm
mediately cut Just as close 10 the
ground as possible and raked when
just nicely wilted in order TO keep
the leaves from SCATTERING The
field should then be thoroughly har-
rowed and the next crop may be en-
tirely free from the disease.
1t is useless to allow diseased
crop 10 stand until the new growth
appears since waiting will only
make the diseased growth less.
vs. lille removing it Will give the next
crop a longer period TO grow.
Many fields are badly affected and
should be cut at once.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-21
Democrats to
Prepare Tonight
For Hard Battle

Democracy will awaken with a
who0p and "a thrill in South Bend
when County Chairman Frank Mayr.
jr.. calls the democrats together at
the party headquarters. American
hall. at s o'clock tonight.
All Of the committeeman from the
precincts viii be there. also the
members of the election boards at
the late primary. Added TO these
will be a large crowd of local demo-
Gratis who wish 10 have a hand in The
coming campaign.
From all reports the coming fight
Will be a bitter one with the repub-
leans well supplied with finances to
cover up any defects in their plat
form. and it has even been men,
toned that there would be a 1916
Col. Mullhall. VINO would act even
as the one did in. 1908.
Members OF the democratic execu-
tive committee, realizing the manner
i'm which the republicans Will carry
on their campaign, will begin 81 to-
nights meeting the presentation OF
their policies-truth and fairness.
one Of the things TO be arranged
will be a poll Of the complete cOun-
". Another will he the appointing
Cf special committees for various
purposes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-21
3.414 ACCIDENTS IN
STATE DURING JUNE
Number Higher Than i'm Any Month
Since the Compensation Law
Went into Effect.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, July al
4 total Of 3.414 accidents reported
to the state industrial board in June
makes the mum Der of mishaps in
the state higher than in any month
since the workmen's compensation
law took effect. The report shows
the accidents in the automobile man
ufecturing business and the steam
railroads were about equal, the ac-
cidents in auto factories being 264
and on steam roads PA. Employers
OF the state paid a total Of 500
1923 as compensation 10 injured
vorkmen during June. Twenty-three
persons were injured fatally. The
highest wage paid 10 any injured
was S54 a week and the lowest was
$500 a week. The average wage
was $3.50 a week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-21
Suggestions for Saturday
Shoppers
For the little ones.

ChiIdren's Rompers and Play Suits,
Csc, SOC, SEC.
Girls Hot Weather Dresses reduced
to Soc, 89c. $1.00. Ages 6 to ID.
Boys two-Piece Wash Suits, SOC,
soc, ST 90, $50 and $500
Boys and Girls Summer Shoes,
Sandals, Tennis and Pomps.
Women's and Misses Sections.
White Hosiery, extraordinary values,
Csc, 39c, SOC and SOC.
Our Soc Boot Silk Hose is the great
est value in America.
Lightweight Gauze Union Suits at
29c, SOC and $1.OO. Regular as we'll as
extra sizes
Women'S Dainty Handkerchief,
very special qualities at Sc, 1Oc, 15c and
25c.
Beautiful New Collars and Fischues,
SOC to $500.
Toilet articles, Brushes, Combs, Mir
rorS, Manicure Sets.
Over Night Travelling Cases and
Bags, $2.95 to $1,000.
Beautiful Nainsook Night Gowns at
CSC and $1.O0.
Crepe Kimonos, extraordinary values
at $1.0G and $1.85.
Bathing Suits, Shoes, Caps and
Water Wings, all prices.
New Waists, beautiful models Just in at
$1:0O, $1.5O, $500, $3.50 to $500
New Summer CorsetS. We fit you per
fectly. From $1.OO to $1,000.
New Millinery. See these New Satin,
Felt and Chenille Hats. For midsummer
wear. Priced from $1.50 to $1,000.
Handsome Fibre and All Silk Sweater
Coats, wonderful selection; all new fall col
orS. Priced from $500 to $22.5O.
Motor Coats of Palm Beach cloth. $7.95.
Lnene Motor Goats at SIPS and $3.50
All Wool Jersey Goats, $1,000, $3.50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-21
RESULTS OF GAMES ON
LOCAL FAIRGROUNDS

In two games Of vOlley ball that
were very closely contested despite
the one-sided aspect Of the score the
men from oliver defeated the sam
pie team yesterday on their own
grounds 1 5 10 o and i 10 ;. Both
teams put up splendid games but
the eccentricities OF the sport gave
almost every decision TO the men
from the pillow park. The junior
girls from oliver administered a de-
feat on their visitors from Sample in
game of volley ball which closed
with the score 10 IS.
Laurel Wins Two.
Much longer experience az the
game gave the Laurel team OF vol
ley ball artists two decisions over
the Leeper team last night The
scores were 10 To Q and j TO ]. The
first game ran even until the sixth
inning when Laurel hit it's stride
and started a system Of play that
The river team could not break up.
Il ran through the second game
which went 10 the visitors in a one
two. three fashion. The junior girls
also showed much class i'm bat ball
when they downed the Leeper girls
by the score Of u 10 o.
Haley Seniors Take Two.
The seniors from Haley came TO
Studebaker and bested their oppo-
nents there in two games Of volley
ball with decisive scores Of Is TO 4
and 10 10 9. The southern lads
played an excellent game. consider
ing the fact that they lacked the
teamwork that comes from long
practice. Divers junior boys de-
feafed KaIaN 1 s fn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-21
HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN

have used IS or 30-foot chute
o. keep me from falling so fast The
quick change in air pressure had
am effect on me that j have never
before experienced. WHEN I landed
was so weak that I could not
stand up. but sank 10 the ground.
But it was only for a short time, for
I soon felt all right"
Marvin has been studying avia-
ton for three or four years and has
made numerous experiments with
model aeroplanes. balloons and
kites. He has also built three or
four gliders and is very enthusiastic
about his chosen profession Last
winter be formed an aero club. of
which he was president The club
interested itself i'm AN matters re-
gardiug air flight