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Taeky Party

An affair entirely Informal in char.
acter and hence doubly enjoyed by al
participants, was the tacky party Civ.
en- last Friday evening IN compliment
TO the basket ball girls OF the high
school by their coach. Miss Ray Mont.
gomery, at the home bf Mr.. and Mrs.
II. L. Brogdon. Miss Montgomery has
the honor Of being the first and only
coach Of this organization. always TAX.
ing special interest in its welfare. and
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-04-15

Mrs J. Allen Myers Is entertaining
the following house party: Misses
Rose Cockrell. Maybell Duriey and
Marie Fleming OF Dallas. Royal Miller
Allen Academy, silver Cockrel A.
and NJ. and Allen Myers Jr.
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Invitations Issued

The appended cards have been post
ed and will elicit keenest interest:
MIR and Mrs. Phocion Sankey Park
request the honor OF your presence at
the marriage OF their daughter. Anita.
to MIR. Edwin p. Arneson on the even
ing Of Wednesday. twenty.sixth OF
April. nineteen hundred aud sixteen.
at . o'clock. First Baptist Church.
ryan. Tex.
AT home after first Of June. San
Antonio. Tex
Reception from ninety.ihirty IA
thirty South Dallas street"
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s. S. Class Picnic

A merry party OF girls and boys who
compose two Sunday school classes
of the Presbyterian Church enjoyed a
picnic last Saturday at Dellwood Park.
under the chaperonage OF their teach.
ers, Misses Malcolm and Mary MCln.
mis-. The spacious grounds made an
ideal place for open air diversions.
while within the large rink, skating
furnished much pleas Q. A bounti-
full picnic lunch. comprising all deli.
oacies. was spread in picnic style at
suitable time and furnished one OF
the most delightful pleasures OF the
day.
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CUT FLOWERS

Carnations. Gala lilies. Easter Lille
sweet peas and roses, vegetable plant,
cabbage (seven varieties). soc. 200
N.OO' 500; si.75. 1000. Tomatoes a
Varieties), soc. 100; si.75, 500: $50
100. Sweet and hot peppers (is v,
rieties). egg plants a yarietlesl. e5.
100 SCOTT FLORAL CO.
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MRS. T. M. EWING

N,,snes 20 announce that she has an "a
n "a s nhe OF DRESS GOODS for spri1
ples 10 select from NEW YORK man~
.sSsurets aud Importers, also latest ma
setlais Tor MEMS SHIRTS and table lln~
fon the famous mills OF Belfast, Ireland
he'aihing the Position as corsltere IA
sPiRELLA COMPANY. Phone s,a
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Smith, latherwiek-

The following cards have teen Is.
sued and are OF decided interest I'm
Bryan.
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Blather.
wick announce the marriage OF their
daughter Edith. to Mr.. J. Thomas
Smith, on sunday afternoon, April ?.
1916, First Baptist Church. Amarillo,
Tex"
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Ross Volunteer Ball.

What is generally termed as the
biggest, prettiest. and. all In all. the
most successful Ross Volunteer ball
ever given in the history OF the A. and
NJ. College was held at the Bernard
Sbisa Hall At the College Friday
night. There\were 1856 couples in the
grand march and more than one hun.
dred couples remained until the close
OF the dance early Ia the morning.
The grand march was led by Wal.
ter +. Braumiller OF Texarkana. cap.
tain OF the Ross Volunteers. and a
general favorite In college life. The
young lad, who held first hoDors was
Miss Lillian Hughes OF San Antonio.
frequent visitor to the College.
Il was $3.50 o'clock when Thayer's
Orchestra began the music for the
grand march and from that time on
until Home Sweet Home" there was
not dull moment More pretty girls
more pretty dresses. in fact. the most
successful ball In the history OF the
Ross Volunteers and one OF the pref
test OF all college social events was
the general verdict at the college.
The Ross Volunteer ball always ls
a pretty one. The white uniforms of
the members OF that organization. the
cadet gray and the conventional black
make pretty picture. And Friday
night there were colors galore. The
grand march took on all Of the hues
known and some tints that almost
were unknown. and the serpentine
march closely resembled a giganic
rainbow.
The Ross Volunteers were first In
line. In the grand march they formed
reviewing line and extended their
courtesies to their guests.
Handsome card cases were the IA.
yors.
Friday nights ball will go down In
the history OF social life at the Col
lege as one OF the most complete sue.
cesses known to the College
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spent Wednesday night with their siseefI
Mrs. Ed. Massie Of Dover. i visiting
friends here. -
ing Shadyside frten6s. ;.:yi.!
Miss Duretta Pffafnbaugh OF BellAlre,
was calling on Shadyside friends Thwo.
day evening.
RclIaire. spent the gay Tnurs s %
Mrs. VIM Pon and Mrs' emmett =
The n, r. Club composed Of ghadysi6a;
and Bellaire ladies met THURSDAY
!nV d 1.-THE home OF Mrs. LaWreucs G.
teS hrs at John Rd,a Gable entertained th4 Al 3:
lers Club, Wednesday evening q -;
! home on Thirty ninth street; -, 80
Harry Poff Is moving u u -:
bungalow on Srithneld stsSes 49,
with reiattyes at Moundsvilh s4SSs
Mrs S. ". Highs and sAArsAfMls
visiting relatiyes at Key: 5.:; s.ssss
The hadysie schools wW
1!MSS iss EErees Ramsey Of rcsi, ,
visiting Miss Eulahs Fish ..4ssIs
Miss Hele9 LAshley OF FoTn9
the guest of Mlss WEN ,1sei.. 49,:
William C.lowei! mA"e : - - -
70 M Gan' Ro, Biies and ch1drsaa =
Mr. an. Mrs. Chris Dtvs4
BeaiisviIe, Friday evening 49,
the NAL OF Matthias Brow EA
DR., "a Mrs. B. u. Prize snl
Miss race, returned Thuneay
Fairbty. .Seb.. whers thsy - l1lEl!sS,
visit,H relatives.
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@ PREVENTED CANE YESTHS-
DAY MAKING DOUBLE BILL
PoR TODAY.
n1 Win Thea Como 20 Wheeling to1
<@a1 Ssard-Orher Resa4.s n 10
Central

cecia1 dispatch . 80 Ta:=i::se"cs:.
ITERRE HATE. IND. SEPT. a. n.
ReelnS and Te=.e 5auie payers "a,
Jec a res, today wn.ie dr!zzHHs la...
SSce playing Q: She second game @.
5,ies impossible TcGo-Eow the G:LSs
NJ engage in a 6ouo.= header na3A.as
e close Of the Central League season
i0Terre Eauie.
Following iae twin bill both ;sams
~ take the train %: Wheeling "he:S
- Ais5landers vii. play The S'os.e'
Sfse games. :.
Hatcher Blackwell is abb 20 set oacH
.a'o the ga-ne again ate! beng out VIZ.
spiked fooe This E::*s Manager
@ry Smith a -eEu.a. ,lneu1 and ass
Fleets 20 glre Grand Rapids ara
HmSfeld a strong cussle Tor tnS
eSessors OF the frai half ot the season.
1aese TWO clubs seen: % b. iEe or:
|Saes likely 20 stand IL cae way OF me
|sSoSies although oca aeTec can ;sii VIVA.
|Gad OF a squirt the Eishianders ma!
Smith has Duffy. Se;boid ard eou las
% pick from for his hus.e.s. n me
Scuble header tomorrow. and lefty Gil
M OF The H;ghla1da-s has Cru;a.
Stsmer, Schetc!ee o. Wright. 20 Go the
mound duty.
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npavEs NEARING UP.

BxToN, Sept. by Defeating New New
Yor. . to / to-day. while thG f.h'lileS
wer: Winning twice from brookl!h ny
iiTas arproacCGd W in,,I 7 UaG e stand
Ing. ,oso m halls
sco,.S two runs, decided the game FOR
les in the eighth inning, The G 81 e
NV, ,ma in III -. first. Score: Il. Il. l.;
New t -ork - 100000 / l :
Bos.: 1000 o - g?
Arson and Eariden' McCurH'
porr Eurhns and GoWdy.
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CANOE RACE PRIZES
ARE ON EXHIBITION
Interest in Labor Day Events Is ct
White Heat.-Many Nice PF1zes
to Be Given

As thu time for the Wheeling High
School Alumni association canoe races
very notiCrahly. More so has the feel
ing been displayed since the prizes Tor
Mondays races have been put on ex-
htbition in I'll" II. G. Friedrich sport
ing goods store window.
For the winner Of the quarter mile,
the first prize fur the team are rwo
swimming suits. Second prize IS can
teen canoe sail: third prize. Two canoe
First prize for upset race. camera
donated by McCoy's Kodak SHOP. No
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The Standing
McLOUCHL|N LOSES IN
COME BACK ATTEMPT

FOREST HILLS, y. Y. Sept. a
The defeat of Maurice E McLough-
lin, the idol OF American lawn tennis,
by George W. Church was the feature
OF the fourth round OF the national
singles championship tournament at
the West Side Club today. The elm
ination Of the California comet in his
widely heraided attempt 10 come back
after two years OF defeat left but
three ~esterners in the field for the
1916 title. as against four eastern
stars and one southener.
George NJ. Church tonight was the
hope Of the eastern contingent, and
the west pinned its faith on the abili-
ty of William NJ. Johnson, victor a
year ago. although ii is conceded that
Of the remaining eight players in the
tournament Norris Williams II. and
Clarence J. Griffin had chance.
Church defeated Mclaughlin 81,
81, 60, 6.3. Johnson easily elimin-
ated Leonard Beekman at 6-22, 6-3, 6-3.
Williams came through at the eX.
pense Of William J. Clothier, whom
he defeated 81. IS. '6-4. 81.
Griffin put out 4. II. Whitney, 60.
So 3-6, 1910.
Douglas S. Waters, the southern
champion, won from E. r. Mccormick,
of California. 60. 6.3, Ga. Wallace F.
Johnson easily disposed OF W. Merritt
Hall, 60. I'll. So. Watson NJ. Wash
burn won from Willis E Davis, hold
er Of the Clay court championship.
6-3. As. ga, 7-5.
While the defeat OF Mclaughlin
had been forecasted. the gallery Of
more than 5000 spectators was eager
for victory by the player who. when
al the top Of his tennis career. de-
teated the greatest players the world
has ever seen. Mclaughlin. however.
clearly showed that he no longer had |
his old speed and stamina At times /
he flashed as in the old days, but
against the flashing play of his lower-1
Ing adversary he was in the long run
oMerleSs
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PH|LLIE:S
Hc1osER TO FIRST PLACE pr
~aNG TWO FRoM SUPERBAS.
Drop one TO the Redo. BraVe'
Nina the Giants; CubS-Cardt-
mis- FosVponed.

II es.LADEl.PTlA. Sept. IA Grove
sa St Tied the stands to their capacity.
NV hlo delphiu draw closer 10 frs.
PUG! BY twice shutting out Brooklyn
,e.oas 70 0 and to 0. The home
IAN III the ball hard while Alexander
S Sam tJey wors very effective, espec-
I,SIiy nth men on the bases. Bancroft,
MnNld and paskert made wonderful
srngia critical moments. AleNanee.
w. bs. who were tied with ~haa
was :.a,nIcd to be the major league
smut IN r,.rord, al IL each. Coombs max
.ns III mark in 100 and Alexander this
!eat, sOnosrd each other i'll the frs!
gan. ia ,ne Philadelphia star pushed
Inc Tx TO II. Scores. First game:
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DOUBLE BILL At TERRE HAU7E
WILL WIND UP SEASON THERE.

s'e:<. 5@Ses-Evers. B!vtaxs-. We
d, p2a p ;i;aayyss--"h.,aa - E.s.er %
-: :}r,;rs .a. ing :" T4uceh.:! . Gro
Bases On 6si!<-of: :.cco.i :: o.:
L=2oy !. q: A.Gs:son !
Le-c On aases-SH'c.! .; : ,r..-.,;;.-
so2 5. -''' oH''|
H:'s-'t: Necou IL Innings.
Struck ouc--oy LepGv % -. Irr(,o,l :;
IS Anderson >. - -
!. r:3:--; So
CIp::e-DaI-
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HARVESTERS DEFEATED
By THE BLACK SOX

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich SEPT. l.
Rao!tS a,stsea:ed Springfield this after
ooca g M scGr: o: 8 to .. when they
Gov t-Cnocfnl!k and Haynes out OK
SIX OF The runs. Gosnn.m vas In The
oox %. ne So& and vas :ounI tor ten
sa:e;iSS' ouS eEcep:lEe n H.. tourth IL
mig. e. ke2t then. Wal scattered. Dun
car made a h":7" run WIN Two On il the
;aici -: me locals on. taH :lcst ball
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,rarrs LOSE TO REDS.

pITsBuRGH. Sept. 1.-S 1,: an II
won '; scm Pittsburgh here to-duy BY q q
scor or TO 3. Warmers home run ana ana
SO i.t,nr Of Chase who made four nuts
LTD ft.s Umpire Harrison put Nan VA
ecrr (allahan off the field anu ti.cI w.
JACOB and First EasTnnn J0h d"cir;o Ts
T.; Il game i0' r. II. L.
Sco!r on,n1- ga u
= ;TIt-,nh 100000 o- IL =
l To.v and clarke. Wingo; kaniiehncT'
,,cT Miller and Fischer.
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MORRIS-M0RAN FIGHT
HAS Been CALLED OFF

TULSA, Okla, Sept. Carl Nor
ris and Frank Moran will not fight in
Tulsa on Labor Day. The promoters
tonight definitely called of the match
The date will be set back two weeks
and the fight will be staged either in
Denver or Kansas City with the odds
fayoring the latter place.
The promoters paid Frank Moran
his forfei; this evening. Morris re-
ceiyed no guarantee.
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AMER|CAN
conn up PROM AND TAI "
soX OVER IN GREAT
CONTEST.
Pup yies Sis Tenth Home Sun ~
suon-Athletdcs and
Divide = DouhleS.

NEW YORK, Sept: New ,aS opx
oyrrcs1s Il three run Boston ictln .oun;
ana ,!nd., ~ on, III the fourth inning oIi
S S,fn%;ra tnrce runs on four hits ana ana
SCORES Uses The Yankees scored TWO
ms In" : the ism and lctired Maya Din III
! ,, len when they scored three Plpp
h liz Ss tenth lone :un Of me seaS ,rI,
In In liz eighth Nc% l":k 81 sEo's sHuee Ie
rms r a Sore on The dGLo'e squeeze
MAY score:
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II bov. hits: Coombs. Alexander.
S,e.y Sacrifice fly: Whitfield. Dou-
bic ays: Olson and cutshaw; Paskert
and .uderus; stock and Luderus. Ley
on :ses: Brooklyn. .: In l pS;, =.
Gs; Ttass on srror RS ta fTSs Or Goombs
-, S,,d carucd runs: Off Coombs, 5
hits run an" IN : innings; Marquard. ! hit
r; 'u IN II inning. Struck out: BY
Coos .; By Marquard, /: by Alexan-
der i'mpircs. Klein and Emslse'
Tta;. 1:42. p II i,
S:1nd gomc: ooooo0 a
rh4Isphia 90 . 20 n, 20 !
Pt!ter, Dell and Meyers NHey anu
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entry fee will he charged for this
race or the barrel race.
The tub race will be the fun getter,
rs those entering will use an ordinary
tub and paddle fifty feet.
Ten teams have already entered the
quarter mile race and more will enter
later, The races will be on the river
in front OF the main part OF town.
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BAUERS PLAY VIRGINIAS

Sunday afternoon tho strong ERucr
team. formerly tho ETmhl"rS. viii mort
tho strong Virginia MN" an III" Forty
seventh street grounds both teams
have hn"n playing good hail All Season
and fast gam" il expected Noel and
Butler will work FOR ~" Eau"rs whit"
Rogers and Miller viii form the Eir-
Cinia battery
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Toledo-Columnus : o.. Tui."!n
q l Q. plckcrson and I'rn't. -N!ImS
and Wells.
At MiuneapoliA--St rnul. : II /; MIN
neapolis. S 10 q. Tpham an! clemens.
Mayer, Glenn YinrI;ur an,l Owens.
(Nn other games srh.ri rli"li
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FR1AR ROCK BROUGHT $4,000

NEW YORK. Sent. 1.---lviar Rock. the
three year old colt which has won the
BROOKLYN handicap. m" suburban and
other turf classics. WINS purchased from:
August Belmont TODAY by John T.. Mnd-
den. Of. Lexington. Nv. Tho price Is
said to have been ssh .nhh.
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a.la rrot, 3 Heats, Purse 81, ZOO.

Allie Watts, CHI M. by General =,
Watts. Ct Edman) ......;.''.a ! >
Pittsburgh. oh. g.. tMurrhy) :
Ea neSyob DTIl K <; m blk bS' h.. Grail
ITsI"'' :.............+ 4
sombrct. blk H.. (McDonald1 80 o;i .
Eitty l.. lSeiIini. & m. (iindns)5 Dis.
TImc--2:09 2:07a!; 20Sia.
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nrVIDE A DoUBLET.

W, suISGTnN. Sept. 1.-Washington
o,,u pniadclphla split double header
oG SnS T oTDr ;h the sae Fst E fonf
,n'"" I" walter Johnson held the risi-
:" "''e ,,s al all stages In the opener. In
,na :S"cond Myers though he gave eight
balls 1Swa hi o man and s3ts mails n"hs4
T.hich figured in the run scored.
score: r. H. f.
rh!raarlrhIa .''.oV /. . o1o 20, Va + q
Xn'nrs and Fin!nich; johnson and
Williams. ,,,
lrhiisSSiSips,iIa ..: :" 3o-t ?
"'N,Sr ans and Pininick; Craft and Char
ri,y.
In n pound OF some coal there are
& 00o heat units.
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rhn Stnrrlinn
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Cincinnati. :: rit;sau-Sh. 3
Philadelphia. :. brooklyn. ..
Ph!.aGc.1h:a. i: E.vun.En, o.
Boston. 5. New York. !.
81. LOu!s-CaiCaSV. (Ean)
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The Standing.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results,

New York :: Boston. 5:
Washington. 3: Philadelphia. l. %
Philadelphia. i; Washington. !. 60
No others scheduled.
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Tho ptrectun I. 300 Pace, In 3. Purse
$4,000

Napolcon Direct. CHI. h., by Wal :,
Single. G., b. h.. (CnN) ........S :
RUSSELL Roy, b. h.. (Edman) ....5 8
Hal Boy, b. e., (Murphy). ......Z LII.
Time-2:02E: 2:h0A.
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Sis Rngen. DIX H. Dy NHH8cI', :
(MurDhS) - a
Dnyo De Orc, CHI. e.. tDurfce)..2 :
Marjorie Ray. b. m, (CoN) .....3
Time 2:lOi.: 2:12: 2:0SH.
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"POP" GEERS BREAKS
TRACK RECORD WITH
NAPOLEON DIRECT

PouGtKEEpslE. y. VI Sept. l.
Napoleon Direct driven by l.. l.. ''eeFs'
broke the truck pacing record here TO-
day and won The Dircctum l ~
= former rack record Of 2:02ia held ny
The Eel. Napoleon Direct won IN
straight heats. 1t was the last DAY u
the meeting.
Thomas ". Murphy drove Two Two
horses ia victory. Mirthful III me L.u'
trot, anh Sis HinEcn ~ ne -''H PH|I'
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-, has hi,s-Janvrin, Lewis. Three

-,,ro has" hits-lanrrin, Lewis. Three
'hit-prCkinpaugh. Home run
ln Sr Sacrifice hits-Lewis. Grdeon.
Plpp;;f sly--Magee Double play
SAeI, and Pipp. Left on bases New
Gens0I. Boston I. First base on errors
lC poston !. Eases on halls-off Shock;
-ho o.. off Cullnp |: off Mays l; off
or :, Hits and earned runs off
ShorS ard ; in "a Off Fisher L
ShocA.nn c in | ID: off Cullop | ana
ana w. /: off Mays and 4 in & Ia,
nom" ,,hnre and = in 2-3. Struck out
80 Checker 3: by Mays 2. Umpires-
and Chill. Timc--1 :56.
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NEW INDIAN HURLER
DEFEATS THE RENDERS

ACSkEGON. Mich. Sept. 1.-Cs:ss
LeRoy, the new Indian Gur!er o. man
aSes Babe Myers squad. had the Sou;a
SSnd club eating out .: his hand here
Ltoeay and his tea., -cck 5 - VIC
lftory from the visitors. Tcs score:
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

AT Atlanta. :. BIRMINGHAM ..
At Chattanooga. =. N"'n"htS. {?
A. NashvIlir. .: !.i'ri.. E""k. !.
iNn n,hs- games S"h"i';l.h
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HOW THEY STAND
CENTRAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

-Trrrr HGute (Ea!nl,
Grand Rapids. t. Springfield =
MuSk-gUn. 5. South Be j. .
Evansville Dayton. lEa.u.)
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AMATEUR NOTES.

The North End Athirtic club of Muir
tins Ferry. will meet Sunday morning nj
$50 o'clock. for practice on their
grounds In Martins Ferry
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r.n+h.u-pnnttu Weddinn.

Thursday evening at the home Of 2
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. JohInc
Beatty. south Of shadyside. 'oecurredrree
marriage Of their daughter. Miss T ba
to Mr.. Charles Luthey OF IoarEllle n
ccrenony was performed by Rev. NJ
Price Of the Presbyterian churchese,.
There were thirty-dve guests erve1I
md sumptuous inner wasy vii vii
After a short wedding trip T. VIII
makn their homo at Canal Do
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NOTICE

Ss,tsr Lodge s45 ]. A. OF M, NUM-
.. -. :tca.tsrt, will meet this (Saturday)
~ at $3.50 p. M, Mt O. v. z. & L.
a T% you Ahould avail yourself 70
attend
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SHADYS|DE, 0.
SUNDAY Among the Churches.

SHADYSIDE. O.. Sept. l.-Presbytcr-
ian-The regular services will be re-
sumcd sunday. Preaching, II g. m and
S p. M. by DR.. B. NJ. Price. Sunday
school, 10 u m. c. K. services 2. m.
misunderstanding II @, n. and S
PM, by Rev. T. L. Mcconnell: Sunday
school, 10 g. N. EpWorth League. 7
p. m.
: misunderstanding II a. m. and 5
y. M. by T. D. Zimmerman. Sunday
school, 10 q. m. C. z. services 8 p. m
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DAVE says:

DAVE says:
The weather is here ana 50
are the hats. It's cool
enough now for a
NEW F A L L Il "A l
and besides. that old straw
must be pretty solicd "nd
dilapidated i'll appearance
by this time. Take a look at
il and see if you don t nccd a
new Felt at once.
Make your r'loicc from
the pleasing new AUTUMN
shapes and colors While lines
and sizes are complete:
The price is special al 80
Weather for To-day. Far.
1NM@t@
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Hem: .un-Duncaa.
Ta.-a base Ellington
Two base hits-Fluarer. Eraa;. Cos
horn.
Sacrifice h!ts-Carey. Alcock.
Struck out-By Goshorn, ..
Bases on bail-Oif Louderrnilk. !: off
Haynes. :: off Gosko-a. /; of NcCius-
E.ts-Off Lou6ermilk. IN : Is in
nlnrs: c:i Hines. 3 n % inning.
Bsik-Coshorn
LII: On oases-SreinsfieId 2. Grand
Rapids. B.
TiTa-l:5+.
uItir-Geisel.
GAMES POSTPONED.
EVANSVILLE Ind. Sep. l.--Evaas-
Vile Dayton. postponed. rain.
TEHRE HATTIE. Ind. Sept. l.
Haute. postponed, wet
grounds.
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TotaSS, for Cady in 9th 90 battcd
~ ,,tler in SIN. i.3) ran for Shore
-" ~" al hated for Fisher in 9Th.
E..r oYrk.........." "" i U : II
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ninnAr Party.

Mrs. VIM. Rial OF McMeciays 1 even.
civ o'clock din<r party Th}ter NIss
ing in honor \ her dang guests
we're present: Miss Beevey Of Nc
Wheeling, Miss J hea1ha Iefer. Misses
MeSei ida 1" and jessie Se' OF Snaoy-
side.
-,--?r Wise Of Ncfr.
Misses Mary and Es
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a.o7 rrot, Heats. Purse 81 900.

Mirthful. b. NJ. by The Star OF
Pa,chen (Murphy) .....:.;:.l
Esperanza b. m, by Carlokino
Worthy Prince. h. h., (CoX). ...3 3 d
Timt.-2:l0I 2:ll: 2:l0.
o.1n Trnt 3 heAts. PurBe 81 600.
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2:10 TroC, neatsJ Fufbe S4ioOo
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Coastess Nobel, b. m. (CoXl. ..3
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Eallettc. CHI. E.. (Corwin) .......4 Dr.