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The Washington times., 1917-01-25
ITEMS OF INTEREST
IN AND ABOUT TOWN
Happenings of the Day In
Various Parts of the
Nations Capital.

the Limit story in one chap
her.
Scene: Eleventh street postoffice
station.
Time: During the lunch rush hour.
The diminutive young thing, with
snow-white furs around her neck, i'm
patiently waited her turn IN the line
before the stamp clerks window.
When her turn came she stepped
mp with q thoughtful air.
'Hays you any 2-cent stampsT
This swetly.
An answer IN the Affirmative
brought this request:
will you let me see sonnet?
Here the clerk gasped, but he was
obliging. Picking up q sheet OF the
red stamps he laid II before her.
A moment OF intense thinking.
She made her selection
She was blocking progress. but the
impatient sQuirming OF those back
of her didn't seem to modest the fair
purchaser.
"I think TN take three out Of this
row, please"
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To ohserre Burns NiEht.

Burns, the Scotch poet, will be cele-
brated by the Scottish st. Andrews
Society tonight with q banquet in the
red parlor OF the New willard. Among
the speakers will be Senator Harding
OF Ohio, Senator Hardwick Of Georgia,
Congressman Tess of Ohio and Mon
dell OF Wyoming, and the Rev. James
l. Gordon, pastor OF the First Con-
gregational Church
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Issue Concert Invitation.

The Washington College Of Music
has issued invitations for its seventh
complimentary students concert to
be held in Masonic Auditorium, Thir-
teenth and New York avenue, on Sat
urday, February 3, at $3.50 o'clock. The
Boloists will be Miss Margaret Darby.
Israel Cooperstein, Miss EfAe Drex-
illus. Mrs. Rysanok lula William
Santelmann, Miss Augusta Bergman.
and Miss Kathryne Bouch.
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To Discuss Education.

Educational and religious work IN
the South will be discussed by Mrs.
Abby A. Peterson. chairman of the
committee on Southern circuit work,
1.-THE meeting Of the Women's ALI
ance, in All Souls Church, Four
teenth and L streets northwest, 20
morrow morning at IL o'clock.
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sibls for him to get away from press
ing business which is keeping him at
his office. Should he be unable to
be present this evening he will ap-
pear tomorrow night. President z. ].
James, of the University of Illinois.
and Rear Admiral Victor Blue. u. S.
banQuets.
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Wilson VIII Speak.

Plans for the reception of Presi-
dent Wilson, who will address the
Park View Citizens' Association Feb
Tuary Il, will be considered at a
meeting Of the organization this
evening in the Park View School,
Newton and Warder streets.
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InafnIl Ofncen.

The Custom Cutters Association in
stalled officers last night at its an
nuaI supper in the Commercial Hotel.
James d. McConville was master of
ceremonies. Officers installed are:
President. P. J. Foley; FIRST vice pres
ident, J. II. Stein; second vice presi-
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To shor EdueationaI Films.

Notion pictures Of egg incubation
viii be shown at the banquet Of the
Hippocrates Society tonight at the
Commercial Club. A B. Roechter.
ehisf of the division of illustration Of
the Department nf Agriculture, In
charge of the production, will also
show films Of the sardine industry
and OF forest flres-
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Harvard Alumni Elect.

Officers elected to head the Wash
1ngton Harvard Club at a meeting re-
Gently. follow: President George n.
Henning. '94; vice presidents. Hennen
Jennings. II; Frederick w. DaIlinger,
'ss; Harvey w. Wiley, 70; Edwin w.
epalding, IS; secretary. John w.
Davidge. 90; treasurer. Pickering
Dodge, re. The annual dinner will
be held at Rauschers on February II.
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d. WfIaex Leeturea.

DR.. Earle Whitley, pastor of the YER
mont Avenue Christian Church, speak
ing on belgium and Holland" last
night. delivered the first of a series
Of ter educational lectures which are
to be given in the assembly hall of
the Y. n. c. A. DR.. Wiley, who has
travelled extensively through the
countries mentioned, showed many
views of the ruins in Belgium. The
next lecture will be given January
81 by DR.. whitley, on ITALY"
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Some Thoughts Relative TO the
War" Is the subject of an address
10 be given by John D. Bradley,
president OF the Washington Secular
League, before the Young Peoples
Socialist League this evening at 81
Z street northwest
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To Review Bible History.

A lecture on Jewish Biblicay His
tory" will be delivered by Rabbi r.
i. Grossman before the Ahavas Zion
Society tonight at I2O5 Sixth street
northwest
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NEWS OF EVANSVILLE
Holy Name Society to Give Enter
talnment February 2.

A musical and literary entertain
ment will be given In the Masonic
hall here on February 2 under the
auspices Of the Holy Name Society Of
st. Jerome's Catholic Church.
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Two citizens of Prince Georges
county have made formal announce
ments of their candidates. for the
Democratic nomination for sheriff
They are Deputy Sheriff Thomas H.
Garrison, Of Hyattsvi1le, and Ossie
Klinger, of Riverdals. Mr.. Klinger
was q former member of the metro
politan police force of the District.
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The Rev. John w. Slack, who is
conducting q series Of evangelistic
services at the First Presbyterian
Church, will have as his topic tonight
"a Personal Touch"
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G. A. r. Meeting Tonight.

A meeting of the council of admin
1stration OF the Department OF the
Potomac, G. A R., will be held tonight
Sn department headquarters.
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The newly organized Darlings were
hosts at q dance given last night in
the Tea Cup Inn, Gil Twelfth street
northwest. The Darllngs is q club
composed of graduates of the high
schools in Washington.
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Mrs. Arthur GambrelI entertained
yesterday afternoon at 500 In honor
OF her house guests, Miss Mable
Drury and Miss Carrie Hardesty, OF
Anne Arundls county. Mrs @.
Hodges Carr won first prize, while
Mrs. Arthur W. Upper captured sec
ond honors. Mrs. Thomas z. Latimer
was awarded the consolation prize.
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n.Ie~ture on BANKING.

Milton C. Elliott, counsel for the
Federal Reserve Board, will deliver
. lecture on United States Banks"
before the banking class of the
American Institute of Banking to-
:hiEht
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G. U. Law Prize Debate.

THAT the United States Own and
Operate the Railroads Of the Country
has been announced as the subject
for debate by the students of the
Georgetown University Law School
Wednesday evening. February Z. This
will be the second OF the prize de-
bates held this year. The affirmative
will be supported by the Junior De-
batting Society. the representative
team being composed of Robert NJ.
McGauley, president of the society.
and James B. Riley. The negative
will be upheld by a team from the
Senior Debating Society, composed OF
James P. Needham and ]. Paul Kelly.
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Plan Novelty Dance.

A novelty dance will be given by
Division No. I, Ancient Order OF HI
bernians, and its Ladies' Auxiliary,
at the Arcade on the evening Of
February IA
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Yeterana VIII nin..

The mld-winter dinner Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia Commandery, Naval
and Military Order of the Spanish
American War, will be held at the
Army and Navy Club on the evening
OF February IL.
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dent, c. L. Lightfoot; financial secre-
tary, l. E Reed; record secretary, l..
p. Grady: treasurer, z. E. Thiele; IL
brarian, D. Il. MargoIis.
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rn nt.rn.. HON. TapIe..

Topics concerning the mother. the
home, and the child will be discussed
at a series Of meetings In the public
school buildings under the auspices OF
the Health and Mothers Club OF the
District W. C. 7. q, beginning next
Tuesday.
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Music For the Blind.

A program of old English ana
Welsh selections VIII be given by
Mrs. Josephine BarnhilI at her re-
cital for the blind next Tuesday
night in the Library of Congress.
Her accompanist will be Miss Mabel
Anderson:
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Kenyon Alumni Hosts.

An informal reception for President
William T. Pierce will be held BY
Kenyon College alumni Saturday
evening at the University Club.
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HebreM Lnnrunra study.

A lecture, entitled study of the
Jewish Language" viii be delivered
by Steuben Fink before the Y. w. H.
A this evening at 1880 Tenth street
northwest,
The Washington times., 1917-01-25

The Epworth League of Foundry
NJ. z. Church will present 1.-The New
Minister" q musical comedy, on the
evenings of January 80 and 81.
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VIII Speak Sunday Nirht.

Judson King will speak on Some
Ideals Of Popular Government" Sun
day evening. at $50 O'Clock, In Per
petual Building Hall, Eleventh and
E streets northwest.
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Local Sleeping Car To Philadelphia
BaltlmOre & Ohio II. r.

4 business and social convenience
car ready for occupancy at Union
Station at 1000 p. NJ. leaves 1928
A. NJ. Passengers may remain in
sleeper at Philadelphia until 500 AN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-20
EXPERT PREDICTS
SUBMARINE MENACE
WILL BE REMOVED

NEW YORK. n"r. Ii.~-trthur PollH
The British rHval export. whn has sal
:or l.urmp" after spending seven mon
in ih.. United St#i..S gave l" Tho y
dated I'r,.S~ II statement III which,
:nil ;hat tn" rumiaIgn Of the 4"
nav los against tn" suhnnrin" has mr.
resulted ~ keeping tn" w"rld'4 Slirn
uas.. ira, showing Il decrease. ui'"
NIL IL" -.
Mr.. lclIrn gives credit for thiSu"
rrrq to Ili,. ,.hang,. in tho chief ru'i"'''
carried Oh; hy til" british .tdni"a TO-
spring ami tho i,r' tara:inn "f thH''''
ic:,u navy. ,.
Mr.. IrlIcm pointed out that sIH'"n.1S
HE" lii" GERMAN submarines W"
ing 4 not atIr!Iinu IN IA" w"rlds'''''"e
~ the rat. -: nearly twenty fNp'
ANNUALLY While III" ur'srnt re- ~ 80
triton - dlffiruli I" "slinr' IL ~
I,"arod thai last month Gre III
launched ~ nIur!i tuunnc" Assn"
III" first ship !.r:U Gown b. ",'.''
STATES SINCE Tho var has he" It"',' "'
and within tn" :i"N: lively" h'It'9' q
substantial I."rii"ii uc III" j.I o"o .''.9
rrnyi,lrG tn: IN this country "ilI S'''''
l9rIv inrr,a~" month by r'nth "'''
,r,.r.,,"r rh.. campaign Of IN H'ii"h IA
yios lEa.I..i til" suhrnHriu" VIII E''"
in ,alu. W,.k by week. h" +"l'
'''rh" ~iruifIcanc" - Tins" III" -"
,t yrr dos nni have h" pointed
ont" Mr. Pollen continued. III h''""
ii.ui ,;."m:lfy'4 flank al tax on am.
has f1ilr ana ~"
,I,,.r,. 10. r,.I>nu why ulina'"in ~
r,iI u,li,ur, bower Of Gent l'flLhl"
r,r,rr. and Iinly. and n"r",mp"rtah' ~
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BASKETBALL OUTLOOK
At WESLEYAN BRIGHT
SOerinl 70 Tho Iptell!Scncer

Special 70 Tho 1ntell!Scncer.
RCCKuANNON. Dec. l9.-hfter
full week OF practice for the Wesleyan
College basket ball team. the outlook
for the season is worry bright and there
has never been a time since the Method
lists have been playing the floor game
that tho prospects for a winning team
have been so encouraging as they are
this wear The three mon from last
years varsity squad. namely. Cant.
Beck. Fisher and Ward. arc all starring
out as If this IS going TO be banner
year Tor them while MillIron and Grimm
from last years second team. nrc also
showing excellent form. Milltron Ia
rather small but he Is All accurate pass
or and n good shot and II he can keep
MP with tn" pace that he has set out
with. he will most assurcdly make som"
one travel for one OF the forward posi-
lions.
or the new material Snedegar. Stark.
Johnson. Vebclunas. Hymes. Steel and
Norris have all been going In good
form while n number Of others show
that they are out with tho determination
to make the team or to make someone
else work to earn p.acr. About twcn-
ty-tive mon have ooen reporting for
practice every day for tho past week
SnedoGar looks like r real find. and
plays tho game some what like his pros
eut coach Greasy" Neale. He - an eN-
cellent passcr ~ sure shot. and can play
orc position about us wcll MS another.
although he has been placed at forward
most of the time so far. Stark was the
star performer on the Charleston high
school team last year has been playing
rogulurly at ono Of tho guard positions.
on the varsity so far. and at the pace
tina. he has been going. he will he
hard man 10 displace. Johnson has been
holding down the center position until
n rounle Of days ago. when no had the
misfortune Of getting hts knee twisted
'cry severely. and as tho ligamcnts wor"
cru pretty badly h has been giving 1t
completes rest >and will until after the W.
cation. which Will no doubt put him In
first class shape again.
Coach Ncale has not announced yet
whether tho men will he asked 20 return
for practice before tho close Of the VA
cation or not, but unless some game is
scheduled that Is not. known OF now.
they will probably not be.
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Comiskey's Team Led
In the 1917 Fielding

CHICAGO. Dec. 19.-The Ch'cas
Americans. the team which won IN
worlds championship was ssc"''u
club fielding In the American leaeu'
Boston with total Of .9I2 being nv
points to the good in this DEPARTING
Of the game This was shown IN Z.
official fielding averages announced -
2. y. Johnson. president of the leaae
today. "a
Among the regulars" Chick Gat's'
Chicago. lead the initial hasemen. -
Stury McInnis. Philadelphia. Seohu,
Jack Barry. manager of BOSTON. topu
his rivals at the Keystone sack "" "t'
average Of .973 Eddie Collins h'S
former teammate and now captain ~.
Chicago White SoX was four WINS
lower. roo,..e
The fourth member Of Connie haE "N ;
old 31Op.n00 inflcld-Bakcr-no~ IA III
with New York was tied with" Nv
. Of Chicago among the third "S',.''s!
each fielding for mark OF pa So
Of Boston was first among T. Sn"F'-
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CATHEDRAL ALUMNI }
PLAY AT WELLSBURG
Local Team VIII Play Colleginns o:
wensbprg Topight-Crowd Of
EanK VIII Accompany Team.

The fast Cathedral alumni basketball
qu.ntette viii journey 10 W"llsburS to-
night to meet the fast Collegian team
Of that place. TIL" oX-Cathedralttes have
been going through one OF the hardest
weeks OF practice held yet this year.
as thsr are anticipating hard baltic
II return victorious. However. Coach
rhonen believes his team will cop the
bacon ,as they have been working like
clock work as a unit.
The game will probably h" staged on
the auditorium floor in tho county build
Ing at Wellsburg. which has been fitted
up az :, basket bR.l floor. As usual II
is nxnrrtnd lhaI larg" crowd of fans
will be thero to welcome them
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10 secTc band for the occasion, but
/ has IA Yet received the final report on
| /. ] the hand is secured 1t Will head
tho 'aradr. Lunches have bccn pro-
vide for al In" boys and the arrange
mos for meals cnroute have been pro-
vitd by Captain breckenridge Jones nf
rtrlcst"n. As nrnr Us can be- promised
II train due at il: -? a. m, on which
u boys will 60 10 Wheeling. Will be on
the. $" there will h. n" delay here.
The s"ria! committee will have the
.ncricnn flag carried on streets for A.
l:ial fund contribution for the boys as
the Iwn previous demonstrations. and
icy ask that III" contributions be as
anernus n : possible.
Tho schools Of the city will close at
| n. III. for the occasion.
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ALEXANDER WANTS
SLICE OF $4,000

CHICAGO. Dec. 19.-Grorer AleXand-
cr the star pitcher. purchased by the
Chicago Nationals from Philadelphia.
stated tha, he thought S10.nhn would b"
his fair share Of tho purchase price paid
Philadelphia and he thought tho latter
club should pay X.
I'm not making any threats" said Al
cXandcr. but I think the public should
know the situation. Seven years ago
Philadelphia paid $3.50 for me. They
sold m. for S60.040. Hard work brought
about the boom In my stock and the
man who did the work ought 10 get some
OF it" .
Alexander said hc expected to loayc
for his home at st. Paul, Nebraska. to-
night. He has not yet signed n contract
with Chicago.
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WELLSRURE

i''SUlil
NflI>S III i'''. l'''' H. ) Council
meeting IT tn" W"llShurC raricrjZcd
on Tuesday evening waS,ntrart III
by that body letting u tho sewers
r.. O. trcsap for the layir urir.. was
III tn" city. The r"nhrn CONFLICT
$2A.G7?.49. Th"*r s"w"hunIc;. sewer
ID will gLrr tho ritE ON of Il few
system. with ih" "TIwcan tho cl,y.
lAttcratS ih' ''n'Fh", been signed.
ana Mr.. 'r"SHn mas nn:ral points 10
as thcr" arc S"T"rahls.
be cleared up iur,ar,m.ut Edward
Chlrf hl IN" fFhrforn thr council
+. Frnw1ck app"Atrr department be
and asked that tnr,h If rrw hose.
provided with S!n,nu,ittn, will ron.
Inc r'H prureEA If ia" fire drparti
fer with tho dir.ran.rurrnts for INT
mon: and mRfsr r.uuirrl
purchase Gf Il,u,h v..r. pa~~-d I'll
Ellis for il,,rrr. were also ;rs=-
minor buSinc.
acted
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PLENTY OF MEAT BUT
THE PRICE IS HIGH

OMAHA. Eeh.. noo. lo-Asserting
that the general observance of meat
less days and other means &c conserv-
ing the meat supply hay" been so rfTn"-
tive that there Is ncw In nver-surplT
Of bcef and mutton. n resolution WAS
adopted today by tho Nebraska food
congress asking the national f""h adj
mtnistratinn To modify ITS meatl"ss
day" In order that II shall apply 10 pork
only.
The resolution WAS endorsed ny g. w.
Wattles. Nebraska food administrator,
and was presented to tho meeting by
z. L. Burke. chairman Of the 1.-Two stoc.;
committee Of the food Administrations
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TWO CANES At
!. NJ. TONIGHT.
HI links Are League Leaders" on
Every Gnne-Hi Jtnfs VS.. aV1atofs
-Muskrats VS.. Hoptoads.

Tw" fast games VIII h" staged on the
~" rl""r tonight. when the III links
rlcrt the Aviiii"rs hnd tho Muskrh'S
play the lIup,oads Th" Hi links arc
tn, lrncIic leaders 1T present. and have
not lost Il game 50 far this season. the
game Will to started nj o'clock shlrp'
and no admission viii b" charged. IL Is
expected that n large crowd 81 fans VIII
% present. as these games are nearly
up to the standard displayed by the Ia
NOUS 'I'' team OF last season.
BIZ BnvcN will r"f"rc". anu he is VOL
known to local Hthi"tic circles. Tie
refereed many high scho" games In this
locality last season. and his work com,
manGed much approval.
The standing OF the teams is as fol-
lows.
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BURIED FRANK GOTCH

HUMBOLDT. Iowa, Dec 19.-Hum'
boidt turned out from it's normal tasks
today To place in Union cemetery here
the body OF Frank 4. Gotch, the man
whose wrestling fame brought public
attention to this little city.
Business paused and the school Gotch
attended as Il boy remained closed rs the
city and countryside Joined In tribute to
the retired worlds champion wrestler.
who died NJ his homo here last Sunday
after L protractcd Illness.
More tnan ESQ persons came from F3
Dodge. Iowa, aboard special train and
nearly a hundred others we're on IN"
same train that brought Governor Har-
. ding FROM Dcs MoincS.
Hundreds stood outside tho church
during the services. unable to gain Gu
trance.
Services we're simple in conformity 10
Gutch's request.
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WON'T RELEASE HENDRICKS.

INDIANAPDLlS. Ind. Dee 19.-Ths
offer 10 rn..uE.' Jack Hendricks. mama
ger ~ tn" lndinu;tEuliS American Associ-
alton base hHli rN.A for $4,000 was
Withdrawn today hy &c. Mctitil. prssl-
dent OF the club. III 1t telegram received
from hirl hT fIndrickS Segptiatinns
have been rill'ur way for some time Tor
NcndrirkS' i,.,H~.. h" having been Of
r.rnh The ,.:in:tl,ctnrut IT tir.. ST. LOUIS
Nationals II hr could GO away from his
contract i.r" Nct;ill first demanded
$i5v01 i:rn.ch K;"k"y. ~ tn" St Louis
riui, uiI.r-G $JnGU. MrtIii .hru asked
sIUuvp. where the matter stood.
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wellEbuT BrtafH,

\. T. LoEsie. of Stsubenville, Ohio,
avs Wcllsburg business caller We'd
neSday.
Miss Marceline Barth was caller in
Wheeling Wednesday.
Miss Anna Montgomery was caller
in Wheeling Tuesday afternoon.
Born. Friday, December 18th. 1917. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. Mcdonald, Of cotll
street. daughter.
Albert Sncdeckcr OF Wheeling. was 4
Wclisburs business caller Tuesday.
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TRIAL POSTPONED.

FAlRMONr ". Va. prc. la.--Thn
trial of William g. Morgan. Indicted on
q double count with Walter Cannut;e
on charge Of numbering Farurndn
Thorn and Harvey lIayhurst. in which
came before the circuit cnur; to-day.
was held over until December q. Lack
If sufficient jurors was on" Of the r"a
sons for postpuninE Tho trI'tl and a;i-
other was that II could not ho concluded
before Christmas.
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Mlccabees Meet,

The W"1IShurE 1.-Two nf tho Macca her
Protective Association held a regular
meeting Tuesday evening. Mrs. Narca-
ret Marvin, oG Wheeling. state deputy.
and Mrs. Dawson. also IF 'Whc"ling. at
tended. Following IN" business meeting
u SOCIAL session MS h,.id and refresh
mcniH were served.
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Wheeling VS.. Bellaire.

Th" Olympic basket ball team Of Bel
lnir" VII h. ;l''' opposition - tho high
school Friday Tight in thri" first game
~ the season.
This Team * r"uIlu&"i mostly rf
graduates foam the i;"lIair" high school
which always has on. oi he fastest
teams IN Tie valley.
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cR1C1DT PLAYER DEAD.

,,r,rNWA Ont.. Doc. lA--M. q. HTS
,n,s = widely known Canadian cricket
ul,yrr died here 10 day following all
n,,.ratiuu. II. WAS i member OF several
t.nuadtan cricket teams which appeared
,u rho, limited States I'm int"rnati"nIl
,r,;rh".. A.. wax Il gears Of HE".
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Rod Crosse Stamps,

Red Cross Christmas seals are on sale
at J. r. Nelson's drug store, DR.. H. l..
judges drug store and at the Zillikcn
jewelry store. All wishing stamps are
asked 10 get them at once.
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Mildred. - day old daughter Of Mr..
mud Mrs. .I"nn E"rins. died II the family
'hOmr IN Sank"" street. Wednesday
morning -! spinal meningitis. Tho fu-
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En-, What!

. Why certainly am Eodnf
to buy her . SILK Waist
from THE WAIST SHOP,
second floor Schmulbach
611G.
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tops. John Henry Of Washington

stops John Henry Of Washington.
topped the catchers.
-Four pitchers went through the sea
Sn w thout a fielding error. Thes" per
primers were Walter Johnson. Wash
ngtnn. Earl Hamilton. ST. Louis 4. J.
;"hauer. Philadelphia and George Mog-
ridge. New York.
John Collins Chicago. led tho outtleld-
ers. He took part in - games and
was four points in front of Jacobson.
st. Louis. who went through 141 con-
tests with five black marks against him.
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neral will be held Thursday morning at
ten O'Clock. the interment being in the
Brooke cemetery.