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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-25

Silks and Satin" delightful COM
bination OF comedy and drama which
opens in the present and goes to
medieval times. The latter portion
OF the play Is invested with all the
romnatic glamor OF the days OF old
when the napier settled all disputes.
II will be released June 12 by the
Famous Players Film Company.
Ellis Parker Buffers story, "The
Jackknife Man." is to be dramatized
with Frank Bacon in the leading
role.
John Drew has left the Frohman
management, under which he has
acted for years, and will the coming
season be under the direction OF
John d. Williams. He Is to appear
In play by Langdon Mitchell, au-
thor of THE New York Idea" which
is based on Thackeray's famous
novel, "Pendennis."
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-25

MORGANToWN: Clark B. Hall,
widely known educator, is dead of
injuries received some time ago when
thrown from buggy. He was sc
years old.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-25

WHEELING: One of the oldest
horses of Ohio county belonging to
Patrick Cowl. of the East End, Is
dead at the age of Al years. Up in
til the time of its death the horse
had been faithful worker. Mr..
Cowls brother, James Connie"
Cowl, bought the animal when he
first started into the circus business
many years ago. operating what was
known as the Connie Cowl circus.
Connie died about seven years ago
and left the horse to his brother
Minnie" as the faithful old equine
was known. was frequently used in
taking East End children on rides
and she was a remarkably intelli-
gent animal, having scores of friends
among the children, many OF whom
wept at her passing.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-25

PARKERsBURG: Physicians say
Chester, two-year-old son of H. r..
Cunningham. bears charmed life.
While playing he found box of
deadly poisonous tablets and ate
enough to kill an ordinary adult. but
is now recovering. Two weeks ago
he fell four stories from the Goetz
building and was unhurt.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-25

HUNTINGToN: j. F. Marsh. sec
rotary of'the state board OF school re-
gents, will deliver the commence
ment day address at Morris-Harvey
College, Barboursville. Wednesday,
May 81. according to the official pro-
gram just issued. Commencement
week activities will begin. Fri
day May 20, when a play will be
given by the model school.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-25

WHEELING: The executive COM
mittee of the public utilities associa-
tion of West Virginia is completing
arrangements for the annual meeting
of the association to be held here July
10, IA. Is and 16. The organization
embraces practically all the public
utility corporations in the state.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-25
West Virginia Briefs

GRAFTON: Neuralgia of the
heart caused the sudden death of
James w. Findley. aged 81. one of
the most prominent cattle dealers
of Taylor and adjoining counties.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-20
Stir Gin S5eimoetrGnf.

7 Gns bon @co. @iint6cr gebralitc
Bier lit oos bette. @ieIc @ellrt6eiler
bon 9ier crflGrett, ooB es iroeno Gle
nent crltfloiii0en ousldnoiiden Bier
.oleidtomnt. @eroOc oas Giug fir
ben 6amilicngcbroud. 3ciniics 9lro-
ma better @eibmad rno iebr udbr.
ifrGitig. Gircft bon Der 8rolerci
Onrd sic rerrn @loibiueu abaciiat
ipoour1 obioIrte 9Rcinbcit oclidert
miro, aiIie $t0O. Bbone: @olie 20.
4 (Simit8,tSiMo,Go)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-20


Ceutide 8ormer in 9lnne 9lrlmOeI-
ituo @rince Georges County
idlieBeu ii6 5uiomneu. - @ol-
len i6re gemciliomcn Snterciiea
ipa6ren. Grip0blen permoueutc
9eomtc. Olomcu @liidwuni6.
Sdrei6en an Captain aonig ino
bic oGeltidlanO~ an
Sn elmer Saae 81 MberS Station
an Der Sdeioegren5e 3pii6en slnuc
glunOcl- iino Nrincc Georges Goin.
tD, no, DoIl5og iidb am Sonntog Die
organization Oeso 9otugent SSornerg
@h6s,~ Oeiien@riinoung in elmer am
a. Suli in @ooOmoroOile, Nlo., Itott.
.gcba6ten 8criommllng oeutider
Jarmcr bon 0cn bei0en genannten
Counties ougeregt muroe. 9n bcr
ORGANIZATIONS @eriommhtng NAB.
men gcecn 30 5ormcr Gbeil, neldc
5um 3bciG scr eritcu Sibnng 6ei.
uobnten iuO gum GGeil elmer GinIa,
0ung 5ufolge eribieuen marcn unO
i6rc gcrcitpiIigfeit gum @citritt 5n
Dem neucn GLIB funO go6eul 6erner
6etbeiligten iid ole SS. 9orl 81. 30.
SdoIB, 8eiiiber oeS llno6b1ngioen
giirgerncreins BON MorDlanO gum
Gellti6 9lnerifonilden 9}otionols
Buno, mio @m. 2ii6bers, W1itglic0
oes glgitotions Gomite'S Ocs @iir.
9erpereins, tpeldem in groBem NloB.
.Itabc Oos 8iitan0ctonmen 0es ueucn
Gercius 8u5uibrei6en lit. 9cionoers
interciiaut purOc Oielc GerIammllng
onbcrocnr nod ooOurd, Dob SIT Der.
'ielbcn alif Ginlooung uuO ais @GItc
Oes 6rn 2iibbers Icben W1itelic0er
ocr 9einbuuo oes oelitihen llntericei
bootes uEeiItidlauo" eefommcn mos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-20
geiIl cine Stride ii6cr Ocn 9sOtOmo,
lbanen. a m

Dor Der Staats6nlttcH-9eborO CT.
I6ieu eeItern in 9tnuapolis Serr
@m 8. NlnrbltrD ais &edtsbciitnno
scr o&otomnc 9ibcr & Baltimore.
9a6n" mo eriucbte Inn ole grlaub.
nib, cine 9riide iibcr Oen 4otomoc
BON 9liocriioe, G6arlcs-Goiurtp, nad
Temperance Eoint, ga, 5li bauen.
Iic GrIaubniB Der 9nnoes.9e6orocil
muB e6cufaQs ein9cbolt tperoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-20

rcu ipeIdc notiirIid6er @riie BON 0eu
onmeienOen 0eutideu 6ormern unO
ibrcn 5omilien ber5lidb 6cgriiBt tpur.
ocn,
8u 9eginn oer@eriommhtng ii6er
ucIde Sr. Sofou Meper bon NRpers-
Station Ocu goriib iiibrte, wnroeu
Oie bel Scr om A. SuIi beipro6encn
uno in5uii6cn BON SSrrL S6ols OBJ
gcfoBten Stotrten Scr neuen 8ercl.
nigung Derleien un0 porogropben-
ueiic ougeuommeu. Gieie Stotuten
beiagcu inter 9ln0creni, OnB oic 9e.
Iire6unqcn oes Clubs IN ser Scr
bleiterlng bon Shuleu lnO ocrglus,
0e6nnng 0es S6uliinterri6teS, in
soer 6oroering Scr 9eiieoellng Der
Counties glunc glrilnoel mo Erincc
George, in Scr Grlongung beiierer
Sabr- lm0 gcr6inoitngsiuege rno III
Der %flege 0es gcleIligen llno uirtb.
idoftliden @o6ls Der lUlitglieOer be-
ltebcn 6erner beiaaen ole Stntll.
ten, Dob lib Der &erein ieoen 5weitelI
Sonntag giohmittog i'm Wionot Der,
iommellr ioGc. Sin bcitimmtcs Der.
IomnllungSlofol fpnrOc nod ilidt
teitgciebt; es plrOe ober 6eitimmt
Dob Die nGditc @eriommhng inn 9lii-
eitIt ST. gopie liottfinoeu ioIc.
@bcuio miro bcitinlnit oaB lid sic
grctrtiDe, Oie iib aus Oen 9eomteH
uuo bier peitercn Wlitglieoern 81.
iunmenieBt, ieoen Monat minoeitens
cinmol nerIonmeln loll
9to6 9lnuobme 0cr Stotitten er.
nountc Der @oriibcnoc eii glontino-
tious Gonite, bciiebenO aus Oclt
ISS. 6rib SonOcr, 6ronf 9eitocb, g.
Mcrfcl lno Sobu Gurs. GieicS So.
mite enlpfo6l ipGter oic Griudbhng
Der folgenoett @eamten
@rGIioeut, .Sofob NRebcr ;9icc.FrG-
Iiocut, Sbcnos 81. 9fbioernien; sc,
frctGr, GrnIt Nlcrfel, ShobmeiItcr,
@ernorO 0ldruer; uuo ols meiterc
W1itglieoer Scr @refittipe bic $50. @.
Beter, @bil. Soffmonn So6n 9er6e'
rid imo SSocpb Offer Die @o5l
Oicicr borgcIdlogcucn 9comten er'
folgte per 9lfflomotiou.
9luf 9Gntrog oeS Srn SEQ. Sonoer
beldloB DER Glu6, lidb Dem ollnab'
6dneieen 9iirgerbcrcin bon YfarD'
lnn6" on5liAlieBer.
8um SdIuB Ser GcrianlmlnnG
wuroe beihlolcn @opit6it 90nig
pom llutericcboot nGelitidlopo" ein
@liidtpuuididrcibcn 8ugeben 5u luI'
len,
Ger Nclt oes glodmittogS puroe
6eI geruiit6lidcr llnterbaltim9 nit
ocn llnterleebootleuten unO bei @c.
nnB Ginger Grfriiduneep Oerbradt
Sic G6eilne6mcr BON ser nIeutitb'
lono" poreu Die S0. 8, SofeImaum
Hobert 3tnmcr, 6rIB Sunbfe, Sorl
8idcrt, 9frtbur @eilenieIo, 30. Stu'
den imo 6. Sulti6.
9is jebt ino Dem u8ahlrent 6ar-
mers Glu6" oic nohiic6enoen Serrcn
ais OiitglicOcr 6eigetrcten: Sofob
WieDer, 9ern6. Mduner, &bonios 81.
9lrbiocruicL u. ailpfat, o. 49, gSe.
Der, Solepb Gpfcr, gincent 8. s. 2e-
oung, 9onl S. @}eDer, ISM. 3alocr,
SSo6onn GriiS, @eorge %etcr, 5runt
2eitgcb, Sobu q Solfniont SSo6n
Gur3, 8ranf &nic6ii6ler 5rib Son-
/ Der, @u Wliilien Mu0olp6 @ni5idM
9loolp6 gnt5ot Soicpb aomoncB,
So6n 9erberid, Sobu !. Sad, Otto
8. 81. @lepcr, @rnIt Nierfel, SSclcpb
SImcliug @o6ert Gutter, GboS @Qu.
mann mo 9(lfreO Werfcl
lin Die monotlihcu 8erinmmhin.
gen ocs Clubs etipos onrcgcnOer 81
lmodcn iuuroe Gin llnterbolttngS'
gonlite crnonnt 6eIiebeuo aus oen
&G. Sau0cr 9aumonn uno 9er6e-
rid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-20

rrItaravliIdJct MetlcrbeFidJt.

Ans 0en iibrigen Bnnocs 8etter.
Mcobudhin0s. .Stationeti muroep bic
Iolgcnoen b0diien Eenlperntliren
Die Inn s llbr eeItern 9Lbeno berrib-
IgIA beribtci:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-20
Ter BcItfriee 6entr DOr einem
Sa6r.
20. Sill 1915.
(Jiacb Dem 8eric6t nes Gcliti1Gn
@cncralitabs.)

8craebliber TurhbruAsber-
iuh Der ,Jran5oien 8piiden
2inaefopi rnO 0iiibl6ad in
Gbcr-GliaB.
gnalono's Iotalperluit 33t,.
600 Mann, oaoon 9i00 Der D1o-
rine.
SSn aiirlaHo iino Die 3ulicn
norolib Sdolilen onf Dem 9liid'
3uge, mcitlih ocr Stoot erItiir.
men Die 1cihlcbeu icinc lcbtcn
9erihan3lulscu.
Sn 9toropolen eritiirnen ole
Teiitiden bei 9lo5au ciu Itarfcs
Gorpcrt. YegcnitoBe Der SluIicu
aus Den glarclp 9riidcnfopien
miBlingen.
SSB 5iiopolcn peitlid Der
@eidicl beieben Bic Ceiicrrcider
Gaoom. Gle Geitihcn qrciicn
bic Ooraeidorbeneu 5teuungen
ocS 9riidcifopicS bon Spanao.
roo AIT.
Gie Staliencr ue6nen Die
sluppe ocs Wlontc Gan WlibcIe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-20
glnIfsfcH+

sMm @citcn bcr 9cntIdJ,SItsrrcihIidJ-
,llnsuriidcu 9iOtbc Sren5.@elellidaft
um Dreitng, ben 21. Snli 1916
0cn gnnScn Sag Gannitattcr &ort.
GrcScrid JiOnO. SifetS 10 Gcuts.
(Suli1S- 20)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-20
GOnjert i'm Carroll SSorf"

Ias &rogronm iiir 0as Gon5crt
Der iiaoiii6cu Eorf,Siapeac unter
Scitiug bon Froi. ganiel 6elomonn
III Dem oGarroIl!farf~ beute gl6cuO
bon YES bis 10 libr III mic iolgt.
Wlarlh Gainic 70 NnffnIQ" - Gnabca
n fnpcflire 8u Der 5tcidjiit ~ gScbcr
elqiioH aus uAl6aro Of ibe
9itlc" Observation-Disclosures. 0crbcri
A. sfaijer aNccuc" .............. licaee
5 AiOlin Colo Builder .......... GuitD
fNr Ibumas GuiiU)
H sluclr XOWe 0phiH@ .~4. ......, .qampe
n N0uci UMiH Suiie DO 2".... .0onuOO
h. reln @aricu Lan8" ............ .8arqas
" Snm0lie Sens Of Siepben 6os
iicr" Observation-Disclosures. Iphani
iu Dlard w. q. AobaHcc" ......... &dnis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-20
ediffaFnrirn

bon nnO nod DeutIblono nnb
2cItcrrcid .ltngorn iibcr Mottcronm
iino gaciu-yorf. @eloicilounocu mad,
europa
SBeU, s.. Giener q Go.,
217 Clt.g'aItimOrc.Gtr.,
(Ndr5l3-) 243 SIb.SruGOwaS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-20

St. Fdlil'StraBe gIli@ oer
aep Siab.@oD miib wortcn y
geridieoeue Gontratte auseege-
ben. Tns Warinc.9aborato-
rum iiir Baltimore eeiUiinidt.-
4robe.6eueruebrleutc ernannt.
Iie Budget, gcboroc bat bic Som.
miiidre fir StroBeu.0urdbrii6e be-
nodJrihtigt, DAB Ole StoOt fir oas
an Der ct. Raul 5troBen Gripcite-
rung gelegene bon Ser Stoot ange-
taufte @runoitiid A Bro5ent i16rlide
3inicn 5a6lcn miro 9lidter Bono
entidie0 fiir5Iib, 0oB bic 0oienber.
beiierinigs-9lnlei6e nidt fir Die ct.
@aul 5troben 8er6eiierung &c.
brolAt iperoen fam; oober Bat oie
Staot lett feline @elomitteI, nm oos
GjrunoItiide an ser ct. BpuI.StraBe
3u bc8oblen
Gie guoget.geb0roe beihlob bor
etipo elmer @ohe, oic aeD SigbipoD.
@runobeiibe in oericI6cn geiic a6.
5ube5ablen, ga ibrcr Wleinung nod
aud Oieier 6aa BON 9lidter Bombs
Gntifeioung betroficn miro.
6 Gontrafte auSgcgeben.
Qic Gontrott-9eboroc bergob ge-
itcrn Morgen oeu Gontrott fir oie
@floiterung Der pribotcu 9IlleDS I'M.
ter Gontraft glr. s an Die Slingluif.
grown@eieIlifait fiir oos 9lnoebot
BON $628067. Qicicr Gontrnft De-.
itebt ans Der Efloitcrina bon etwo
5000 9aros BON slaeDs, Die nit Stro.
Bcn-Goncret aepilaItert iUeroeu iol-
len.
Ger Gontratt fir oie Seritcllimg
bon metollenen 9lb5eiheu, Si3enieu
etc.. ipnroe an S. s. @. Gormon Der.
srbcL oeiien 9luaebot $2450 betrua.
@iaiom Sopps erbielt ocn Gontroft
fir oie 2ieieriug OeS Suffers fir Die
Bieroe oes drt.Qepartemeuts.
90 ariHe 2aborotorium & in
Baltimore geiuiinfdt. /.
Q9illiani &. 8drfcr, Der Tireftor
oes Sotel Gmcrion @rdiioent Der
Jsoro.Gorolino. .@eieaidoit uno ein
lcbenslonecr 5rcuno oes Morine-
SetetdrS sSoiep6us Tnniels, miro
Scrn gonieIs in Der nadiicn 3eit be-
luhen i'm inn por5uiblogert ooS
geplante Nlorine 2oboratorium III.
Der Stoot Baltimore erridteu 81 Ioi.
len. @cridieoene onoere UlitgIieoer
Der gloro.Gorulinn. .@eieaihdft mcr.
oen Serrn 8orfer begleiten.
DlaDor @reiton Bat Serrn 8orfer
oa5u allfgeioroert, oa Serr Borfer
elm outer Srelmo oes Dloriue.Sefre.
t1rs it, uno ga Baltimore cine aus,
ac5eibnete Gage fir onS 2nbornto-
rium bictet. Gie 9unocs,gc6or6eit
in ggaibingtDn piiroeu Der fir5en
entierming iuegen leidt i'm Stanoe
iein itdnoig nit Ocm 2oboratorium
in 9crbinonng 8u lie6en unO es 5u
controairen.
@cmetn0eiingc
5reocrid gl. Su6er, Scr Eireftor
oes Somncrfurius an ocu 3eobooD-
Gonierbotorntu, oem Die 2eitung oeS.
@emcin0eiingcns iibcriragcn lit. 0oS
am gaai6ington.Genfmol abgcbaItcn
iucroen miro, madjt befoint, ooB Oic.
icnigcn bic bcItimnte Gtiidc 5u 6o.
rcn miinihcn an ibn idlrei6cn io1,
ten uno OaB, wcnu inumcr augdugig,
CT Dem &erlangcn nahtommen mer.
sc. Ios etite @emcinociinqen miro
am Eicniiag A6eno, oen %. Suli,
abgebalten meroen; bic udhiien ncr.
ocn an s. gluguit uno am ~ 9(ignit
Itottiin0cn.
y c / orbcrnngen Der 6eitc'r-
mehrlcutc.
Ias gramen fir oep 2icItcnants.
rang ba6en Die 5olaenoeu beItanoen:
sSoiep6 q. W9c@inn. ... 10000
I6omos 9l Scaaertp. ... $3.50
0oren3 u. collie. ... $500
@corae 9l 2ens. .... $500
NsnntpS * rnlnn Ok no
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-20
gQetteraneEdltem.

Sir Winrplnho unh ben 4iitrift
Columbia ibeilipciIe tribe uno moro.
ailiide @inoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-20

s,clpbnbfumt" 4nnbcpiue unO q2nnbeIbiber
aNiuer AigD Rnrf" Nuerlei Bolisbeluiii'
Aunqeu
1ah eAore Nnri"- 4ncElel llnicrbaIinHQcn
,iguNnN Cot Nnu"- 9luefiei lnlerbalinnoen
1giMfNrr NfnN Id0liD @riliriicnen pet
M0Mplfr .FDuiic"
NNfinpfafC Nf0d IdQliM GTIurIioncn pct
Nduplcr ,Nrcumluu04
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-20
Eonaert an Scr aenluuoS.g .gIpsnlc.

Iie 5taot.aopele ocs 9rof. %.
81 1teinpaIo fat fir OoS Gou5ert
on Der edc BON @6ilaoelpbia- uno
acnuopo-9lucnue bette 9lbcub bon
- bis Aii llbr ioIgenOes &ro-
orofu,u ottfacifeuf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-20

aNatIonal etaomt. "
Sdlnbenerlahflaar.

Gin 2iaotgerid]t bat Serr @ogar
" 26omas cine aIagc nm $1,000
baocneriab gc9en Die Pluto
pner Scrbicc gliiociotion~ cinrei,
dca Iaiicn. Ger QIdaer bc6anptet
ojb ct an i0, D2ai IN Scr gllmpolis.
POGO Don ciuem Autonlobil Der Ser-
laaiat ii6criabren ulo perlebt nn0
tdb igia alinioreBclc 5ertriimmcrt
nrrbe
q ruildIg, CelicrrcldIiIdlr nnb ilngn'
riIdle Nvieasanlcibcu.
100 Wort Hno llAl NrOnen aaFlUdyts
Shsa, 81 Tirncr a Co.,
2l7 yaliimole,Gtr.
(Viut6i3~l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-20

Ularld aing Cotton '.......... Gould
lNpCfiiltc 5u u a@emiflnti0c" ....4 3uliHi
eleiiiun ocuilbcrSOlfelieDerT @ieinipnlD
a. va iuipiirliO" .......,.. ........... Gee
p. Eclciii0u aus 4Irnbniorc" ..... 8erot
aHiaoanlci3fnlicr" ............ NOeban
Ire sicp aponib Ioni0g ... .WlcGorron
~ Nnupiie
" NqI groi uglno i6eh catch Il
NtlplaHb ...t............. QabiiinQ
fp. gNaact a4rlnccb 4nt" .......... ocrberi
Il, 11inr @pnn0cO Ndnner".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-20
WWtHFItVNtltNItWt tut LWWUI
Idlait@ @ctter,8nrean.
NerIdIt bts glaItimore Meller6nrrans

Der 6eudtigtcitSeebnlt Der 2ufl
ipar S3 spro5cnt i'm s ll6r Dlorgeni
nno IA c'roo I'M 8 llbr glbeuOS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-20

reidt tpuroe uno miinihe Sie mciner
bohiten @ertbidjdbung lmO meineS
ber5li6itcn Tdntes fiir 0icle interei-
iontc @o6e 5n Dcriidern.
Gieier Sanner, Der ans eincm
T6eil eincS Grogbalfens bergeiient
it, Der oen iiripriinglihcn 6uBbooen
Der SSioepenoenee Sall i'm Sabre
i776 itiibte, ipiro mir Elm itdn0i9er
glniporn 5ll ioldem 8otriotiSmus
uno Nlilt6 iein tpie ibni Die @riinOer
.uniereS 2onoes in Der SnoepCuoence
Sna in @biln0eIpbia ge5eigt ba6en
uno auBerOeni miro er alien @iirgen
cine iortip16reuoe 2ileQc fir SSnipi-
rotion uno gladeiierlng 0cr GroOi-
tiouen, Soeole uno Sofimiugen ibres
2anoes lein.
SD pcroe Dies 9lnocnfen an Ybi-
IaOeIp6io's groBe @ergongenbeit im.
mer ipie eiien ShoB 6epobren; pie
idonen Gage meines 9eiudes in 86ir
laoelpbid iperOe ih INNER i'm gln0en.
fen bolten, iln6 boffc nur, ooB id
Sie in filr5er 3eit in Baltimore be,
griiBeu fam
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-05-20

e. is an excellent thing 10 land additional IN
situations n Amarillo bon unquesuonabIy b-i
Per thing % adequately support the ones already
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Arizona republican., 1916-10-15
.D|PLODOCUS FAILS
 ID INTEREST ALEX

During one Of the visits of the Phils 10 Pittsburg Scoops Carey took Grover Alexander for an auto ride with the intention of showing the pitcher some Of the great sights in the neighborhood of Schenley park As soon as the car started, Alex began to discuss the hit ting abilities and weakness of various National leaguers. In passing the Car negie Institute. Carey interrupted Alex to tell him of the diplodocus and other wonders of the museum.
 Alex nodded his head to signify he had heard and came back with: Jake Daubert is one of the best bunters in baseball, but if you give him low fast one on the outside he can't lay it down."
 Passing Carnegie Tech. Carey pointed out something of particular in- terest, but the only reply he got from Alex was Keep a high curve on the outside to Larry Doyle and he will pop up.' "I tried every way to get him interested on the trip, but all he would talk was baseball" said Carey in ex- plaining the incident.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-15
INDIANS MN AND
 LOSE BASKETBALL

The Indian school basket ball team played two games yesterday afternoon, losing to Tempe High. and beating Glendale high. The games were both fast and full of spectacular basket shooting and team play.
 The Indians lost the first game to Tempe, through being outweighed. At that, the final score of Tempe 15 and Indians F. showed that the redskins in spite of the advantages in avoirdu- pois were able to hold their opponents down.
 l. The second game was won through superior basket shooting on the part of the Indians. The Glendole outfit had it on them when it came to team play, but when it came to locating the bas- llet, they might have as well been blind. The final score was Indians "A. Glendale 16
Arizona republican., 1916-10-15
FOOTBALL RESULTS

At Galveston: Texas A. and NJ, O.; Louisiana State, 13.
 At Norman. Okla: University of Oklahoma, 0; Henry Kendall Col lege, 16.
 At Dallas. Texas: Taylor 37; Trin- ity, 0.
 At New Brunswick, N. J.; Washing ton and Lee. 13; Rutgers, 13.
 At Hartford, Conn: Springfield 25; Trinity. 0.
 At Andover, Mass: Phillips An dover Academy, 10; Harvard CFresh- mem, :.
 At Orono, Maine: Rhode Island State, 13; Maine. 0.
 At Schenectady, N. Y: Union. 3; Worcester, o.
 At Washington, Pa: Washington and Jefferson University, 47; Marietta College, 6.
 At Middletown, Conn: Wesleyan, %; Bowdoin. 19.
 At Baltimore: Johns Hopkins, 34; Washington College, 6.
 At South Bend, Ind: Notre Dame. PC; Haskell. o.
 At Anneville Pa: Lebanon Val ley, l3; Villa Nova, 8.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-15

and went into the lead in the seasons competition for the 1916 American championship purse of $19,500 by win ming the 250 mile automobile race here today. He failed by a small fraction to equal the new worlds record of 104 miles an hour, established at the Astor Cup race at New York Resta's time for the 25O miles was two hours, A minutes, 16.6S seconds a rate of 103.9 miles an hour.
 Johnny Aitken finished second, half a lap behind.
 Ralph Hedlich, Mechanician for Will
Arizona republican., 1916-10-15
MANY HUNTERS OUT
 AFTER QUAIL TODAY

With the opening this morning of the quail season, the annual crop Of hunters after this elusive but suc- culent bird will once more fare forth. The inquiries about scatter guns yes terday was something terrific, and it seemed that every chap with abil . ity to hit a flock of barns has set his heart on bringing in a limit bag today.
 It is said that quail are more numerous this year than last, ani that means good deal, for they were thick as blackbirds in some of the well known hunting fields. The mesquites along the Verde near It's mouth are said to be alive with the crested game birds. while the rocky draws of every chain of hills has it's share of feathered population.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-15

At Hanover, N. H.: Dartmouth, 62 Massa chusetts Aggies. 0.
 At Charleston. W Va: West Vir- ginia University, 20; Virginia Poly technic Institute, 0.
 At Omaha: Creighton, 14; Nebraska Wesleyan, 0.
 At Albuquerque: University of New Mexico, 0; Colorado School of Mines 27.
 At Pullman. Wash: Oregon Aggies l3; Washington State College, 10.
 At Boise: GonZala University, 21; University of Idaho, 6.
 At Nermillion: South Dakota, 55 Wesleyan Mitchell. 0.
 At Sioux City. Iowa: Morningside 27: Buena Vista, 0.
 At Tucson, Ariz.: University of Arizona, 90; Twenty second U $. h. fantry, 0.
 At Fayetteville. Ark: University oi Arkansas, S2' Oklahoma School ot Mines, c.