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RESULTS AT AUCTION.


lat ~ vESEY STREET.
~ Bryan L. Kennedy.
RocKAwAY PARK. occupying entire
Atiantic Ocean front between sth and
ale: ' Ss.s s::a' aS~a : e ai Gi::r, y.' s:s.sss
ny Joseph p. Day.
ssssss 70 Ei i :,"ss.. siscsies.;
2exioo. . and . sty. Atlantic Garden
:sd Louis : ;;' t i:Ss" :, ait' S":. :,s ats;s Z:
'' y.s, e.: !: - $500 !. a. 4; !. s'1af 81. !:
s Si'.:a a. y s ssss.sc; .: q ~; sS'; 10 s. Xps,i
BY Henry Brady.
SEP ST. si5 L. n .. 200 . % Az. :oxss.s.
Bank vs. John A HailoWay Of Al: due.
1s.?t::s: taxes. &C. >sso.st: to The
piAih'iH 'so'oo"
lat 3:os THIRD AvENUE.I
BY Henry Brady.
ST .s s .s,'sasSsi ~: ,lsSi = \ : s No. s. e. E Z, ~ :.
a.. ii.ios.s"s': to II. I nisin,is s:.TSs
BY Charles 4. Derrian.
iSlSr ST. ?s7 L. -. 81 Morris sv. @>xss.
vs. Marie q Peters e.. al; due. .sa:.:s:ss;
taxes. &C. si.<:?.so: to the plain.
uH
By james J. Donovan.
SSoTH ST, 2oJ T., u z cor OF van Sortlandt
Park H., vacant--Jas Bunt " Jerome
Barry ct al: due. o3.3:?.73; taxes. &C. ";
adjourned sine die.
BECK ST. e7e. 8 =. :1:.S e OF Az - John.
6<.:xi:j. 8 sly tnnint-faul BaumEarten
taxes. &C. Si.lss.>o. subjec, to LIST mtg
10000: to the plaintiff. .........e<s.o 900
TAT THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
ENHANCED
BY W. y. Rae.
DE KALB Az. n ~ $. 63 . " Bunhwick az.
l7x3ox irreg-T A Clarke aFt ii,5 De kalb
Az Co. Inc, ct VI; TO the plaintiff. over q
mortEaxe Of eib.c5o. for....... SIS 5000
PLOT Of farm land on Plumbers Neck. In
2sth ward, bounded y by Old Mil I'd. n
by land Of l. Hopper. e by salt meado~s
and . by land and meadows Of Van
Wickl~n. containing 10 acres: J Dewsld
agt Wyons Realty Co ct al: TO the plain.
BY W. J. McPhiliamy & Co.
18TH TT. L, e s, 400 n Az y. ?o.:xioe--
Earle Savings 4 Loan co agt II W Mel
son ct Al; to the plaintiff .........O. 500
SD II, n .. :i3.te Cd ~. 6.sxio0.:-E
Graf agt r Graf. rs adm ct AL: J
77TH ST. $50 n W :ist .v. .onioS-e
y Y Mtg e. Sec Co sGt Himmelstein q
Arkcr 60 ct al: to J " Borard. . ~. 800
by y. shutter.
EOfL ST, n ~ ., 115 9 ~ Hamburg av.
?5xi00--ReAlty Associates aSt J Tam.
bury =, ~: to J Bappiatc. .........t7to
ID TT. &. n q. 1854 W Bedford ar. :S.3x
i:o-M Freeman aSt d Levin ct g.: to
the plaintin. ..so'VsV
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100000 PROSPECT AVE. FLATS.

b Noel Building Company, Saiverty
scalio president. has filed plans for two
nve story houses, 50xS3, for the north
SIDE OF Prospect avenue 100 feet north
Y 18th street. from plans by Lucian
Pisciotta. The cost viii be $50. 600.
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KEAL h>rArk-Olr M TOWN.

PEArTlFt'L GARDEN pLDT, ,5Ni.t.
al! cultivated. huge shade trees. 10 min
ute. from Larchmnnt station ahd bathiur
beach. Building plahs aud specification.
drawn to order Tree Of "hsrg" and house
FINANCED. NJ. :, X. Box l9o sun Ofhc,.
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FIRE RECORD.

4. NJ. p,n.yc.
i:;:;-ii5 ". e,th -; Nellie rrn..
s::5-lt.i; W. :i,t 81: we>ier
5:ij-i5o u. ira t.. I,ong.eilow
sito-ios L 9Th -: Annie Ackercn slight
';l"-t-i' Belmont az: Jeanne
~a:5s-.i PIX ~. David Spencer. THRILLING
io:oi-sj Az. 81. Joseph Weiner. Slight
y. NJ
L. ':Ist 81: Louis Miller slight
i.:io--:s;-e eth = Edward Gross
handler ....... ....... sight
i:sc-3t: L. 'ols; IT.. poninick
Gingo ......... Slight
e:5d--tl3 Rrraiu ~ Green Trim
ming ant 'u-,i $50. ....... sInn
, ot--' t'o'-rh ST.. cot t'C! .s.Isht
H:oo--li7 Norfolk 81. Ma L. Svhsf
f,r.. ..... .......... ... slight
=" --3i' W. 'oth -. not stated. S.igIt
'.io-.-3 ", ATTN a.; auto. Racine
Friedman Sigh,
@'-ian W"strhestrr a.: Man
kamiH-ri!tE ......... .....flp
.o-'I -iNth az. Stm.ei Feed.
MAN ............. ...... sight
i":l"-,.5-@, I'm as, AhA"us"--
Husch 60. ........ Slight
!i:lj--i6 Cannot si, Samuc MORT
son .r'ss'ss ''.''.s '''''s .Sllsut
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

MAPLEWOoD. WHITE MTs.. y. A.
Several Cottages TO Rent lls" Is way, y. Y.
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fVkNIsHED HOUSES TO LET.
LONG ISLAND,

KEW GARD Ms House 10 ren, Furnished
Two servants aud I! baths. billiard room,
Steinwsy Grand plano. JOHN TCKrON.
Richmond III. l.. I Phone Richmond
Hill 80.
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MA,.ACui ,trv> RAJ t>r1rt.

GENTI.EMEN'S ESTATES, Bcrkshir.
H!lls. Washington, Mac > mites from
IiutsNe!d. handsome s,pt" and wood resi-
dence, IS rooms \ baths, S-rNtnis' lodge. y
rooms, ! bath; farnirr's cottage. = rooms, I
bath garage, sttbI'. ice hous" III acres In
all: residence Ia haudSuiu. furnished.
pr . SO. 600 al mruishiu.- and equip,
,neut Included, c'r'ulaT Oh request. l.. Z
MALLORY. 3lS Main s.. Spr!usG-ld. Mass
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THE ONLY SAFE way for Q prudent
man to buy q country home fully sx-
. COUNTRY HOME LEAGUE.
a. Wet S2d So Phone Mad. So. SaSO
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ARRIVED FROM Nyy yoax

IS La Touraire, At Bordeaux. March =.
IS Chicago. at Bordeaux. March q.
IS stockholm. at Kirkwsll, st March -.
IS Hcllig OlSs. At Kirk wall. March q.
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Observation-Disclosures
LAKE cHAMPLAjN

fishing, screened porches, rent for season.
ZOO to eiSS socording to size. 81. Adams, VI,
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MASSACHUSETTS.
FOR RENT-SUMMER NOME ~ BERk
Se1nE aGnl

Completely furnished with exception Of
silver und linen, IL rooms. } hrepisces, .
ostns maids, toilet sepxrHes' xa,.s rom e
cement. lined springs. very large grounds.
situated at slight elevation facing grove 81
pines, 200 feet from Iakc Garfield. Mon.
terey. Mas. box 703 ParkersburG. W. Va
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MECHANICS LIENS.

:7rH ST, ::.:< w--Rusllng Co sgt Ell
9Th Az. n . cor iOsth st. I0oxlo0-Peer
lees Engineering Co. Inc. agt John Doe
owner; North Star Amusement Co. con
tractor $50, 2
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MAINE.
FORK HARBOR. MAINE

BEAUTIFUL Ocean. Harbor and Conn.
try combined. Furnished cottages for rent.
Prices from $500 up 30 $1,000.
JOS. g. BRIDGES. Et.At. EaTATE.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
AM rMi AM
sun rises . - sun sets. lis Mon rises 4 .O6
HiGH WATER THIS DAY.
SanuyHk = 80. Isl 80 - Hell Gate. 7:iS
Low WATER THIS DAY
saudyu II IL Gov. Isl. II 81 Hell Gate..i ;3l
Arrised--wEDNEsDAY. Msrch 20.
US hochanIbes u ?.L A. NJ. Bordeaux.
Sc Henry Williams. $50 A.. NJ. London,
March H..
- Justin. sP NJ, Liverpool. March u. e.
SO 'ofredyk. 1850 +. NJ. Rotterdam. Masvsb
SIS Arjsarrocb. Io:aD p. NJ. London. Marcb
50 Ortstano, Il. NJ. Cardiff, March 10.
IS Son Hoeendorp. Cienfueyos. March =
IS Colon .Cristobn, March 70.
ss Port Antonio. kingston. March q.
IS t:sinpa.as, Mobile. March Il.
- Mohawk. Jacksonville. March IS
Sc ~ MuitdO. Galveston, March q.
80 Hawaiian. Philadelphia, March q.
- PsGis., Philadelphia. March q.
SsJ l.. Luckenbach. Boston,, Msrch =.
IS sianie-o Prince. Norfolk. March q.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-09-02
JEALOUS, HE SHOOTS WOMAN
AND HIMSELF ON SOUTH SIDE
CAR

A street car, well crowded, was max
ing its way east on Sixty-frst street,
the first of this week. A Colored wo-
man got on at Drexel avenue.
At the next corner a Colored man
boarded the car. He carried a re-
volver in his pocket.
He pushed past the conductor with
out attempting to pay his fare, and
started down the crowded aisle, jost-
ling and showing men and women out
of his way.
The woman looked up and screamed,
and the man fred four shots at her,
then put the weapon to the back of
his head and fired once more.
The woman is Eta Billings of Abb
Wabash avenue, the man Burt Snyder
of 30OS Dearborn street. She was
taken to the Washington Park Hos
pital and then to the County HOspi-
tai. Synder was arrested, the wound
in his head proving slight.
"He was Jealous of her" said Ser
geant Rafferty, of the Woodlawn pO-
lice, "and that s all we know about
it."
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-09-02
ADDRESS REPUBLICANS HON
ACCOUNTS.

pleasure
candidacy
State He brings to his
mfsh His nomination
would add
to
Respectfully,
IOndee Senator ssrd Sen District w. Mees Attorney and Lee
McGly Editor Moline Dispatch
Blanding Chairman Rep Gen. Conn.,
Chairman Co, Rock Island Benz Bell
Municipal Judge Mone Gus
President College; McConsche Mayor Rock Island
l.; h Hubbard County
Judge Rock Island County,
Campbell Representative
Committee
Fredw RnckSe Secretary Committee
that spending
the
State Of Illinois whereas the
the beating
public leech
always
kind Of Office although he has made millions OF dollars
indirectly by holding public office
retainers the state
pockets the taxpayers Of this state
working in tho interest Of their
political
Republican
Auditor Public Accounts
o. Illinois
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under the wire as the third or the I'M
lucky horse in the race, as that is the
way it appears to a blind man up
tree and to the wisest of the politicians
throughout the state of Illinois.
The political woods are full of
Colored Republican candidates who
are horsing to become members of the
Legislature of this state and members
of the State Board of Equalization; the
Colored candidates for members of the
legislature are as follows: first sena-
torial district, s. B. Turner, Prince
Wales Upshaw and B. H. Lucas for
members of the State Board of Equali-
cation; same district Augustus l.. Will
Jams and Charles A. Griffin, Major
Robert r. Jackson, William G. Ander-
son, David R. Robinson, and William
L. Martin, 3rd district; 4th senatorial
district, Joseph R. Dunn for member
of the State Board of Equalization (;
for members of the Legislature same
district, George o. Brown and William
Van Hook, 2lst senatorial district for
members of the legislature, Russell j.
White and Dr. Augustus w. Mercer
and Col. Franklin A. Denison has be-
come a candidate for Judge of the mu-
nicipal court and many of his friends
even while he is far away from home
with the Eighth regiment, are working
for his nomination. There may be
several other Colored statesmen
standing around somewhere running
for office whom we have overlooked.
Hon. Julius johnson, Republican for
the nomination for Auditor of Public
Accounts, for the state of Illinois
seems to be rushing far in the lead for
the nomination for that office, after
visiting more than 80 counties through
out the state he has invaded Chicago
and from now until the close of the
statewide primaries Wednesday Sep
TENDER 18th, he will remain at his
headquarters in the Brevoort Hotel, his
headquarters are crowded all the time
by his old and new friends and by
many of the leading politicians from
all parts of the state who are jumping
into his band wagon.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-09-02

The greatest of all the contests in
the history of this state for the Repub-
lican nomination for governor is rap
idly drawing to a close. There Is no
question in our mind about it that the
fight or the long to be remembered con-
test is between Col. Frank o. Lowden
and Col. Frank L. Smith, the leading
and successful banker of Dwight, Ill,
who has for the past year travelled
over every inch of ground in this state
pleading with the people and the
voters in particular to fold their polit-
zeal tents and march under his banner
and to say the least he is very for
midable candidate and there is no
trouble for anyone to figure it out that
he is very much in the running, that he
is an up-to-date clear or level-headed
business man-that he is accustomed
to handling large affairs and being
very wise or keen for his day and
generation that he would come mighty
nigh making a tiptop governor of Hi,
nois.
The Negro Fellowship League at its
recent meeting highly endorsed Col
Smith for the nomination for governor
of this state.
So it will be up to the managers and
the supporters of Col. Lowden, in his
race for the nomination for governor
to beat or head off Col. Smith and this
they feel that they can easily do and
they freely contend that there is
nothing to it-that it is all over right
now but the shouting Col. Low
den will be the next governor of Hi
nois.
The followers of the Hons. Charles S.
Deneen and Roy o. West made a grave
mistake by not hooking or grabbing
onto Col. Smith for if they would have
been wise enough to have observed the
handwriting on the political walls, a
far different story would have been
written on September IA, the morning
after the primaries, in relation to their
political fates.
For if all political signs do not fail
state senator Morton D. Hull, will in
the final showdown or roundup come in
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-09-02

The opposition to the candidacy of
lawyer Augustus L. Williams, for the
nomination for Member of the State
Board of Equalization from the First
Congressional District which had mani
tested itself very strongly before the
Board of Election Commissioners, so
strong in fact that the name of Mr..
Williams had been dropped from the
ballot but the first part of this week
the Election Commissioners felt that
an injustice some way or other had
been perpetrated upon him and as a
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-09-02
CoLoRED WOMEN ON HUGHES
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.

Denver, Col, Aug.-Mrs. Isabelle
Stewart, president of the Colored Wo-
mans Republican League and Mrs.
Partheina George were named on the
reception committee for making ar.
rangements for the reception which
was given of the Hon. Charles E.
Hughes on Saturday, Aug. 26.
Recognition was given these wo,
men for their faithful and loyal ser
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very important business in connection
with his own business affairs, aside
from looking after his political fences.
Major Jackson will return south a
few days before the primaries Wednes-
day, September 18th as his leave of alb
senee only lasts Is days but he will be
re-nominated and reelected whether he
is present or not, to the legislature of
this state for the third time from the
third Senatorial district of Illinois.
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MRS. BOOKER T. WASHINGTON
WELL RECEIVED AT QUINN
CHAPEL.

Last Monday evening Mrs. Booker
T. Washington, Tuskegee Institute, Al
ALBANIA, who has been the house guest
for the past week of DR.. and Mrs.
George C. Hall, addressed the citizens
of Chicago at Quinn Chapel, where she
was well received by a large and ap-
preciative audience.
Miss Alice Simmons, instructor of
music at Tuskegee Institute, executed
several selections on the piano. Rev.
J. C. Anderson, pastor of Quinn Chap
ell, assisted to make everybody feel at
home and all in all, it was very en-
joyable affair.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-09-02

Hons. Oscar De Priest and Edward
D. Green, left for the southern part
of this state the first of the week
where they will do some political work
in the next ten days in the interest of
Hon. Richard J. Barr, Republican can
didate for the nomination for attorney
general of Illinois.
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result thereof his name was restored
on the ballot and on Wednesday Sep
TENDER 18th at the State wide pri-
maries his many friends and supporters
residing in the First Congressional Dis
triet will have the opportunity to east
their votes in favor Of his nomination
as a Member of the State Board of
Equalization.
Attorney William l.. Martin, very
successfully represented Mr.. Williams
before the Board of Election Commits
sioners.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-09-02
POPULARITY CONTEST.
Miss Dorothy Love Crowned Queen
of the Carnival.

Prize, a 100000 Cable-Nelson Piano,
won by Miss Dorothy Love, who
brought in 252,O16 votes. The Carni-
val Management will be able to turn
over to the Old Folks Home Associa-
ton about 100000.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-09-02
MAJOR ROBERT R. JACKSON HAS
ARRIVED HOME FOR A SHORT
VISIT FROM FORT SAM HoUs-
TON. SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.

On Tuesday evening of this week,
Maj. Robert R. Jackson, who has been
stationed with the Eighth Regiment,
for almost two months at Fort Sam
Houston, San Antonio, Texas, arrived
home for a short visit with his family
and many friends and to transact some
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-09-02
Fnk Iowden Continues to Lead for the Nomination for Governor
Illinois, COL the Successful and Leading Banker OF Dwight Illinois
Confines o Foot" It After Almost Neck and Neck with Him
Their Memorable Contest

STATE SENATOR FINAL ROUNDUP oh
SHOWDOWN WILL BE THIRD IN THAT'S THE WAY IT
LOOKS POLITICIANS
THE POLITICAL WOODS coLoRED REPUBLICAN CAN
DDATEs SEEKING NOMINATIONS STATE LEGISLATURE
AND FOR STATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
HON JULIUS JOHNSON LEAD FOR THE Re
PUBLICAN AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
FOR THE ILLINOIS so FAR HE HAS VISITED 81
COUNTIES AND SPEND HIS TIME AT
HEADQUARTERS BREVooRT HOTEL WHERE HE WILL
BE PLEASED TO MANY FRIENDS
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-09-02

vices to the Republican party before
and since they possessed the franchise.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-12

rem, OF Louisville. for the worlds
featherweigllt championship and the
Fox belt In Minneapolis The AFFAIR
was staged at John Barness club in
the Flour City" and Barnes acted
as referee. The boys fought at IL
pounds The Spider was then at.
his best while Warren. who held
the American featherweight title for
some time, was on the down grade.
Ike displayed marvellous cieverness,
dancing all about Warren, and hir-.
ting him almost at will He devoted
much attention to Tommy's lamps.
and Warren was almost Blinded. at
the end of twenty fast rounds Barnes
called the result a draw. There was
much criticism OF this decision.
Weir wanted to fight Warren again
Immediately. but Tommy had had
enough and turned down the chal-.
Elenge, whereupon Mr.. Fox conferred
the belt upon the scrappy little Irish
man, who had been in America less,
than two years. Ike defended the.
title against all corners. although he.
had a close call from English
Fran" Murphy, with whom he
fought an eighty round drawn in IN
diam. The following year Weir
was knocked out BY Australian
Billy Murphy in San Francisco.
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COMMISSIONERS SAT-

- L
by virtue OF a decree of the Circuit Court
IRE EiATriSOn County, entered on the 18Th
auNy. OF September. 1915 in the chnncery
lcl1Se OIL Cumberland Hydraulic Cement
't il11g,4MnnutacturtnE Company gafnst Lester.
l3ankS and others, / Will. as special com"
sell at PUBLIC cutlery Mt the front
door. OF the Court House Of suiL county
on4the 9th day of January, 10l7 commend,
ing nr one o'clock p. Nj. that certtin tiot
or parcel of land situate In Point COmfnrt.
addition to the City of ClarksburE ana.
bounded. and described us follows
beginning ne n sstake3on Pike Street cor
I 70 lot No. 10 thence AZ. SO NV.61OS feet
81 degrees ls. 10 feet to stake corner to lot
NO. Ia; thence with same S. TSM Il 100 e
feet to stake In line of Pike street: thence.
with same 5: lex W. 458feet, and being lot.
an 90 y shown ON a plat OF sud addition OF
record In the proper Office OF snfd county
IN n. Des9 BOOK 10, page S03 and the sama
lot which the said Lester Banks in parti
inherited and. In part conveyed to him by
William u. Banks md others al5TIT.
This lot is we'll located and has on II q
very q eSirable frhmes dwelling house,
TERMS OF SALE One hfrd cnsh IN
hand on day of sale aud the residue unon
n credit of SIX and twelve months taGIne
sonal security bearing interest from tlny&
of snle and REFINING n lieu unon tile i6t e
SO sold as further security.
HARVEY W. EIARAfER
Special Commissioners
II, I. Wade Coffman, Clerk OF the CircuitH
HnrTeyt w. Harmer whose name is signed
to the above notice of sale. has given BOND
as required by decree OF sale in said cause
a Given under my handBthis the 18th dayfof
December, 1915.
i. WADE COLEMAN. CLERK.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-12

ClMrl.SI11irr 40 ~

.IIhFkSDn rE.i Wv a., IIOecenlbcr al l6.
Notice Is hereby given to those who are
accustomed @to9do business with u.s. and TO
the public, that the partnership lately snb-
ststinG between the undersigned, under.
written agreement hcnrInE dute on the 18th
da5. of October, 1919. and doing business
under the firm name and style of4'NYelch-l
Smith Electrical Company is this day dis,
solved by mutual agreement of the part
ners: that L. G. Wclch has fun power. and.
authority to collect all bills due said 1Irm;
that from this date neither partner has
power to bind tile firm in reference to any
new contrnct or business and that yThe
IN. 81. Welch Company, Will continue tile
electrical and storage battery
business Mt s23 South Third Street. at
which place they Will adjust and settle n lIl
the business OF the 2Welchs Smith ElcctrI-
cal Company.
H.. g. NvELCII.
a. Il. SMITH.
Dated at Clarksburs. October 6, 1916
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-12
SPOR BIOGRAPHY
By 'Gravey'0

There was young fellow named
Stocky.
Who once tried To learn to play
hockey;
But when he was through
He was I'LL black and blue.
And felt most Internally rocky.
Benny Kaufr Is said 70 bc man
aging fighter Don't know who H..
IS, but suspect Heinie ziul.
It is easy enough u eli din empe-
Tors shoes, but Ty Cobb's and ION
US Wagner,s footwear are something
else again
Philadelphia fans Who attended
the Athletics games last season are
said TO have formed Z; Society or sur
vivors OF the Shibe PARK Diaastcr.
After looking ali the price tags in
a shoe store window the thought OH
trudes itself that shoes will he worn.
longer next Year. And this isn't II
fashion note either
International League and Ancri~
can Association lnaguains seem un-
willing To bust up thnF circuits To-
form third major league for the
protection of the National and Amer
lean Leagues against outlaw i'm
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-12
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WESTON HIGH TEAM
TO PLAY ST. MARY'S.
Games Will BE Played on st.
Mary's Gym Floor Friday
EVeninQ.

The st. N1ary's high school basket
ball team will play the fast Weston
high school quintet at IS o'clock Fri
day evening on the st. Maly's high
school gymnasium floor.
The st. Nary's five is. getting better
as the season advances and should
be in excellent condition for the game
against the Weston high school team
Friday night. providing none or the
players get injured in the game with
the st. Augustine high school team
at Grafton Thursday night.
The Weston team is a member OF
the Monongahela Valley High School
League and every year has team
well up in the league standing The
same two teams met last year. and
each won game. In these games
much interest Is shown rs. a keen riv-
airy exists between the two schools
and particularly between Captain
Kicker or the St. Mary team and
Fuccy Of the Weston team. IN the
games last year each wed with the
other to see who could get#the most
points and the result was that these
two players were bright and shining
stars of the game. This year EuccyI
will have more difficult proposition
to face as Mike Murray. a new man
10 nthe st. NIary's team. Isl the best
guard that has represented the Red
and Blue team on the floor since the.
school opened.
All indications point to a good fast
clean game when the two rival teams
clash.