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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-15

County. -:
In thr, circuit Court at ohio County
West Virginia. July Rules. i9'S:
Edward W"rl"y. IN IMAM
flanch" Miller worIcy. Divorce:
The rhI,rl of this suit ~ Ia obtain l"r
tn. plalulIfi. an Hh$''!u'" divorce from
the bonds Of rnHtri,u"ny. from the dc.
PENDANT herein. and for h" CUSTODY I'll
their minor child Howard N"fir5'
\uIic,. IT, talk. deposit
In TN" Circuit Court nj ONO county
W"Si Virginia.
Edward W"rl"y In Nharc"'E'
IS.
Elanch" Miller W"rlcy. Divorce"
Tho nIu,.. named Defendant VIII tau"
notice lh:,t the dispositions Of 'harl' :
Soy bold Mrs. Mary Hunter and W. e.
Nrs; will Ia, Ink"n ut tho office 81 W.T.
liam E!akrly.Olivr Building. Pittsburgh
IA. "u ihr nth day of Aug. 1918. between
Tn" hours If = O'Clock am ard O'Clock j..
H.. /" sr read III cvid"n"" in IN" ni4'N"
MANNED rnusr ON behalf q! IN" amy
n:iru"d plaintiff. Md If. from an!
rnu%" The taking "r tn" said d"r":'I''"hS
shall not H.. t.rum"u.'"h or h"uE COM
m"n.rd. shall nu, 10 ""mp"t"i On IN"
aforesaid di:.. lh" fakinG ~ IN" Same
viii b. nd Juurnrd tr"m I'M" |" Iin'
ut til" same place and between me same
hours until 'h'. sam" shall b" cnnrl''cu'
EDWARD Woltl.Ef:
-. I:y Geo. =. E"ncke,
Ills Attorney.
And Il appearing from an affidavit
in Sald .-;.rI+r' 1T these i:ui'S. that III"
drrrn,larrt, Tlauvh Miller ""rlcY. - not
n r, siirnl of the State Of West virginia.
ard she got hnSiu: been served wan
process in SAID sUii. OH motion ~ IN"
rihiItiff by counsel. his order 81 PUN
nrntion - entered against her. ana II Is
ORD. red that tho said defendant. above
nanr",I, IL. and Sh" - required I" appear
within ON" month after the date y: IN"
frs; p,IhlirniInr "f thia order and ii"
wi,,, - n.,,.:>mry ~ protect her inter
ST.: II is Curi her ordered that this mr.
d.r Ir unfinished and JursIcd MS required
L.. IL
'N.,rrnss .Inhn 7, EinChnrn Clerk ni
o,r soIJ t'nurt. nj tn. court House rf
,.,,L ,.rr,y mi. 2rI huy Of July. l"IN
,,,,.. IuII rulrs' 1al&
IiIIE l.. kIN,iHnEN. C'lrrh.
Published the first time July Sth. lHiN,
S,;cxi:
HOLM l. kINtiHORN. clerk.
Gcn = Ecuckr.
Auurr.. fer rlninIiCt. iy-<-l!-"2-"n
r,,,,,,,.,.to,
,. ofuet % r.;r,1nfo u,,iu
county. SO: ~ o,,., ,...rr,,.
III ~. - Wv r,I iIIS
N"F' NirSIE'h: '"I! ''"'T ,m,o,,c,-,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-15
FOR RENT

FOR RENT FURNISHED rooms per week
s. NJ. also furnished housekeeping
rooms. rang. bath and phone. 1929
Chaplin" 81 E-l.-l
FOR RENT lI1ch-!.yna home ct eight
rooms. completely furnished. garage.
,'nll WnudS,ln!" i';i. Jy-l@-i
FOR RENT-Cirod office and iivlr3
rooms on the src"nd ard third floors OF
rh. nov In;rlliCcncrr building. 1905 and
1907 Market st. Now ready for occu-
nancy. Apply Peter Boyd. care Intellt-
scnccr. = hp-l!-u
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-Jcrscy and lIOlStcin cow.
nv" wears old. been fresh five weeks.
extra good mixer Charles j.. Bcss. X.
T.. No. ,. Box -. Rayland. Ohio. Jy-lI-i
FOR SALE-Iiay driving horse five years
old. sound and healthy in every wa?j
good trntt"r. Charles l.. BcSs.. X X: No.
=. Box ~. Rayland. ohio. Jy-lo-i
NoTICE--Ii the person who found pack
axe on remnant counter a. u. l.. Stifrl
store Tuesday afternoon Will return
:s,,,,, ~ 600 Wood they will receive
reward. jy-ll-i :,
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WANTED-Sa!esuen

wANTED-TIiSh grade. salesman WITH
organizing ability. widely acquainted
with Whc"lnE manufacturing trade. 10
sell luhricnIlng sp"clnltlCS IN CunlmIS'
sion basis. Splendid opportunity Tor
right man. -nidr"@s. giving phone NUM-
her. references. Box II A. care lntclli-
,,.nccr jylJ-u
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FOR SALE-Automobi1eS:

FOR SALE-19l5 Buick light Four car
I'm first class order ard with three tires
almost new viii demonstrate. Call ".
NJ. Bell 40; Natl IS. Price Si!".n0.
jy-lJ-i
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LOST AND FOUND.

LoST-T'oston terrier. female PUPPY.
white breast. white feet. white stripe
from forehead 10 nose. Report To police
station Liberal reward. JylJ-i
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rTED-l:xp"ricmccl. reliable. D. E.
hnl, -kn"pcr mot in drattt Good posi-
lion. salary 10000 PER month. KIirr- !;
onccs and bond required. }. '..' caro-
I'M | ~ JN-l--l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PATENTS nhIa!r.d. low MS SIT. Pat
,ntS f.. sale. ra;cn; ntws--Ii. WASH
iuginp. ". {. jy-l3-S
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WANTED - TWENTY-FIVE Struc-

WANTED = twenty-five otrUC~
tural Iron Workers, rlvet heat
crs and rivctcrs wanted at once
for mill building work. Apply
the Babcocll 6 Wilcox Co.. Bar
bcr;on Ohio. 3y-lJ-m
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rtalinn Front,

ROME. Iuly li--"Th" usual artillery
actions says tn" war offer statement
r,-I,, w, r., .:lurT Intense III T,:"ryIl&
Yesterday ir"rl IA" NHiar%l t" ~" raSi-
,.rr ...,,'t"r ni ilu. A'.IaEn nlat"aG. car
Cir" dispersed moving enemy troops;
;to:lh - l:nr.!a lass.
at r'rruurr r'w attacks h! enemy
patrols md attachments ""r" promptly
rrpulS"d
"'rhr.,. enemy nirpl:m,s were brought
down in air riShtIng'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-15

wANTEu-ecliablc man to represent
US. one who has sold real estate. IN
euranrc az specially preferred. MOST
liberal proposition, active corporations
exclusive territory. Write TO-DAY. SEX
~, g. ca 1l5 Bruadway, New York.
'''' ~ ~ jy-l5-E
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WANTED--Male

wAy-Ep--A first class arlnature wind
. or. Good opportunity Ia right party.
state age and experience. Address -
V. car" InI"lliE"nccr. J!-l--!
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British Statement.

LONDON. Julv li.--C;crman raidinE
troops vs. be- last night attempted to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-15

WATTED-Twc boys, IS years or over
to learn the printing trade. Apply to
foreman 1utelIigcncer after p. m.
ny-l5-tf u
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PERSONAL

MALE correspondent wanted by Steel
Company. must Ia able 10 write shorty
hand and l." "N"fnl; from draft. -auN
dress Bon t.. W. care 1nI"lliGcnccr. =.
Jy-6-m q.
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MALE HELP WANTED.
ANY number Of Coal Miners.
Two Mechanical Craftsmen.
Two Electric CraneIncn
IL Foundry Clippers.
Glass Blowers and Gathcrcrs. flint
factory.
Hotel Porters.
Hctcl Houscmcn.
AM number Labcrcrs.
Machnists.
Freight Handlers.
Grey Iron Moulders. =!
Pipe Cutters.
Two Electric Welders.
FEMALE HELP WANTED.
Eight (colorcd) Glass Bottle factory.
Domcstics.
POSITIONS WANTED.
.r1ALE.
Truck Drivers.
Garc TaHc- Of Lawn. Etc. :.
Shell inspectors.
Veterinary surgeon.
Watchmcn and Time Keepers.
FEMALE.
SicnnGrapEcrs.
Stcnncraphcrs and EooE-ko"p"rs.
Call at the United States Employment
Scr;icc between and o'clock for In
formation concerning any kind Of en-
plcyr::cnt desired. Remember this Is a
public service and thece Is no charge
whatever to any person Ie-1Il {:
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WANTED-Agents

wANTED-Three good agents TO sell
4 household necessities on the install:
n1cnt plan Best of goods ard best &
commissions. We pay weekly. c. +.
Adams Co., l1f0-li49 Main st. Inr-l2-H
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LEGAL NOTICES.


Th" stat. "i Nest Virginia Oh'"
county. -:
In the Circuit Court Of ohio county
West Iirpiuln. July Rules, l2lH'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-15

,n.,eD ,rn,n To di>r.gnr.l speed r"Gula.
::urs quickly arr! Cd At III" station.
Grant and His Men Travel With the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-15

wa-,."d from thr Crim!nology Club in
New York. They told Of rand arc"
rad which. Mad been made. each nrrlnG
I: plot ia i" budding. Not on" 81 I'M
p.ilnt ,;rrmmy's attempts hAd '"Gn
successful. Grants Inst waking Thought
that u'Ght. was u ~" women.
"p;y." and I must so /" it,. j" muir
mur,d sl"cvll?. that Madam Stephan
- given opportunity I" appreciate I"
Tho fun The lie 81 freedom to which
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-15
Order Of Publication

Order Of Pu bNCHllUH- -
The state uf West NirE!n!l ONO
County, -:
In the. circuit court "t ONO county,
West Virginia. July Rules. i?'N:
Edward Wnrl"y. IN 'h'l'''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-15

Th. c"nSrIratnr Wa ALREADY ihcr''
and wls tisy dropping bombs down th'.
chulrS Grant fired on" %h"'. bat
missed due {" IA. uncertain Eight. Tho
man Il; unrc fi"d sending tavHnauGh
and rh' n:h'-% IN pursuit. Grant ran
IL thr nearest Shrlt". Without. hrait-i-
ton =" dropped int" III" yawuinr hla"i;
-, ,nr IitnN;ti Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-17
MORE SPACE NEEDED
Employment Service of Department OF
Labor Houses Director Ia Virginia
Railway and Power building

The activities of tho United States
employment service OF the Department
OF Labor. at .lG East Main street. have
expanded to the point OF rcuurln.
more room than the thrcc-story build
ing nov In use. and with this in v!eyv.
TIE Federal director. Ralph lizard and
ms assistant. J. H. Bolts. have moved
into Offices on the nth Moor Of the vir
ginia Railway and Power Building n,
seventh and Franklin Streets. TIL.
auditing department; has also been
moved 10 the new location
Mrs. NJ l.. West. in charge OF the
woman's division OF the employment,
service. now has the entire second floor
at $40 East Main street TO herself ana
her assistants. This noor has been
freshly done over" and is light. clean
and even cool. a new feature Of this
department is that there are now sinai,
rooms at the disposal OF employers who
wish 10 interview applicants for no.
s!tious.
Another pleasant feature which viii,
appeal strongly TO the woman seeking
employment is that there Is n separate
entrance on Main street TO the WON
ans division.
II is rumored that Mr.. lizard IA 10
bS transferred TO WASHINGTON shortly
ana that Mr.. Bolts will assume charc.
OF the Richmond Office as State dIrrc
TOR. MT. lizards territory at prescn.
embraces Maryland Virginia. North
ana south Carolina and the Distric, OF
Columbia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-17
SARATOGA RESULTS

Wonderman. liz tRobinsnnl. . to s. t. 5.
70 .: FIRST: Gcrmaic. los tPocD. /. TO l.
. To- TO- :. second: Mciancholia. ITO
nim" l;nf 80. PurcnEi. Jacobcl. Thirteen
ncsit Nilfrcda tnwisc Child Hadrian
S"ra Bclario aud prcvaricatc also ran
TIiAiismI. y 70 s.. even; TO 5. hrst: New
second in ,iI;L liz IA ,isyers}, TO l. TO
Thistle also "S
Third ,racc-.six. furlonEs-rlnss. las
ml.yk"?. II To- 10. TO . and 10 4 frs,
Top q tho Morning. l27 tKnapn). 6 To-
70 L. even. second: Fairy Wand lis
IMindb's,. to l., to |. to :. third. .Tim"
~ maihuie, Nutcrackcr. out ot the Way
Cu1g@i. l3l tSandc). IL TO 90. out, OUT, frs,
Wcsty Hogan. l25 tEummcrl. - to !. ! 10
ana out. second: Bondage. lG3 tRodri-
Lu"%). ~ 70 J. even and out. third Time
Firth racco-lniic and furionE-Irregular
o nS' ph i3Siii 10 !" TO- ,o5. irs; iia+
TO TO- second: Golding. los Crrcecc1. 10
HAYDEN. Dundrcnry, Ellison Thrills Cbris,; 10 !.
rs Sinh irr rass-ave 5urionEs Eternal. lo7
i!rs.: Toto llo u.vke5. II to s. $S Wen to to 8
second D,otilIe vanh!vcr, JIG lsandc). : To-
Isaher Face: o9 sfisGs9r G59% yndex
ley also ran. '"'' ''i'u Ict-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-17
BY Purifying the Blood.

Once you get your blood free from
mpurities-cleansed OF the catarrhal
poisons, which 1t is now n prey TO be-
cause of its unhealthy state-thcn Won
will be relieved of Catarrh-,bc dr;n-
ping IN the throat. hawking and spit
tng raw sores in the nostrils. and
the disagrecablc bad breath. It was
caused, In the first place, because your
impoverished blood was easily infected
Possibly slight cold or contact With
some one who had cold. But tho
point ls-dont suffer with Catarrh-
It is not necessary. The remedy s. S. s..
discovered over fifty years ago, tested,
true and tried. is obtainable at any
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-17
Best Treatment for Catarrh
5. $. s. Removes the Cause

drug store. 1t has proven its value in
thousands of cases. It will do SO in
your case. Get S. S. S. at once and
begin treatment II yours is n long
standing case. be sure to write Tor free
expert medical advice. We will tell
you how this purely vegetable blood
tonic cleanses the impurities from the
blood by literally washing It clean.
We VIII prove to you that thousands
OF sufferers from Catarrh. after con-
sistent treatment with S. S. S. have
disagreeable features and restored to
perfect health and vigor. Don't delay
the treatment. Address Medical Drec-
tor, 439 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta.
Ga.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-17
How DO Thcy DO 1t.

a husky lad was Zip McGhce: a
orawny. scrappinE wrestler he who
knS" inc game from a to Il. was solid
ana was quick-a knotted. muscle
nounued tough who never failed to
treat EN- rough and held an ace within
ms Gun TO take up any trick. He was
a, an or With fits of pulling of the
iUits knew just the way TO do it, o.
Zip was there with everything when
ne crawled over in the ring: he was the
total sabbath Sing, but, then. nobody
Now. ;Lucius Fairchild was n goop
VINO nad weeping willow stoop. He
SouShcd as IL he had the Group, his
Dhrk was IKE heifer's. You'd SILVER
S.eeIui!y and laugh could you see Lux e
make Ii calf seem airy as the zephyrs
some secluded wood or SLOWLY crawl
wlthln his hood and lose himself like
Crusoe But, then. he had an agent
VINO conld shoot forth paragraphs OF
goo that Lucius was the whole blamed
"o1-anu everybody knew So
"a ne Two Two met on the mat one night
and and; when friend rcr called time on
but slight. while Zip was badly broken.
inc management then shot the inzy
mat ZIP had HE'D from BOSTON, Mass
Wniic luke mad shined shoes for his
sass down in dear old Hobokcn. IL
H I,n the papers would declare that
hu,!,iihS Lucius was Il bear. that he
touto Withstand wear and tear. and
INA was why he fought so. II knew
.nc iouDilc all would think that Zip had
eaten like Il kink, and. hence he U.s.
iabby gink. And everybody thought
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-17

'fattcd for Maisel in ninth.
IiSaftcd for Johnson in fifth.
fHatcd for Picrs5n in eighth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-17
RAILROAD BUILT ON FRENCH
FRONT IN RECORD TIME
Line 40 Miles Long Opened for Tr,y.
hc In Less Than 100
Days
INy Associated rrnsa-l

n,,,s, '''D '.' 'ci rcsH
fARiS' August &c Giavas Agency. -
railway more than 100 miles in
!''Sth behind the French from. has
oeeA pnilt In less than 100 DAYS. am!
yesterday was opened for traffic Its
purpose is to improve the c,mrnuni-
'et!oh between the northern and south
c'h parts OF the northern railway
system. The construction involved 10
building of two important bridges
ana tunnel 3T5 yards in ..aE;h.
Premier C!emcnceau and Albert
ciaveilie. the Minister of Public Works
were present at the CEREMONY 81 pu,-
ting the new road into operation.
All France" exclaimed the Prer,;or
is working until the day when vic.
tory shall come-a day of which the
dawn is breaking"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-17
PUGlLISTS AND REFEREES
IN BIG BOXING CARNIVAL
Jack BrItton and Benny Leonard I'm
nblc to Meet Opponents ut
BROOKLYN.

NEW YORK, August 16.-More than
two-scorc pugilists and referees OF
VARYING degrees. OF prominence partici-
pated in n boxing carnival at Ebbets
Field. Brooklyn. tonight for the benc-
~ of the Knights of Columbus fund
The boxers. who volunteered their ser
vices. engaged in real bouts. Before
the contests the $4,000 spectators were
entertained with a concert Jack
Dempsey. who came from Chicago to
box, failed TO go on with Battling lie
whisky. of New York Lcvinsky went
four rounds to a draw with Billy Miskc
of ST. Paul Dempsey SPARED four
rounds with Clay Turner, Il sparrng
partner. Johnny Dundee. of New York,
outfouEht Eddie Wallace, of Brooklyn,
In Il fcur-round bout. Irish Patsy
Kline, of New York. outfouEht Phil
Bloom. Of Brooklyn, and Walter Mohr
beat Eddie Treblay. of the United
States ship Pennsylvania, both four
round contests.
Jack Britton. of Chicago, was unable
to meet Kid Lewis, the weitcrwcicht
champion. because OF illness. Benny
Leonard. lightweight champion. also
was i'll and could not box Harry Pierce
of Brooklyn.
Jim COFFEE. of the United States
Navy, defeated Jack Bonds. of CAN
fornia. in four-round bout. Several
bouts of minor Importance also were
held.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-17
MUCH DAMAGE DONE
inspector Lrcch Writes CommIssIou.r
>otncr Of Storm Ravngcs In Rock
bridge and Augusta Counties

In n letter jus; received by G. W.
Nolher. Commissioner o. Agriculture
ana immigration of tho state of Viz
Sihia, inspector j. H. Lccch. OF the
!eh'h District, states that great dam
hGc mas been done by electric storms
in RockbridGc and Augusta Counties
within the past week
me damage amounts 70 something
IKE $1,000 according 10 Mr. Lcech. MIR.
Harper and others" he goes on TO saw.
report the loss Of thirty head OF two
ana three-year cattle from Au-
snsta head OF Jersey and Shor,
norm COWS were killed Friday and Sat
u'uay on adjacent farms near Licking
'on f. 5. Mcclure. OF Spotswood, lost
n fine mare and colt. and there have
teen many other small losses in his
section
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-17
RICHMOND EsDIsPATCH: SATURDAY, AUGUST H. 1918
Here and There
With Carlo
The New Chnn,p.

He was born with a long cigarette In
his face and was nourlshed on Pilsen
and schnapps. Dear old Heidelbcrg's
finest he swilled by tho case just to
keep up his ginger. perhaps. 0. n
tough sort of bird is our little Kron
PrinZ' ana an athlete doughty and cum
ming. All his schnapps and chcroots
must improve his wind. since he is
breaking the record in running.
their trip to Berlin and have quit rails
Ing Cain; then the old-fashioncd
coaGnes VIII take up the trip and pull
miiers they'll tell TO imbibe stems OF
beer and to practice the art of red
DRY. they'll moan and revere. for he
broke the worlds record In sprinting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-17
HANGS UP NEW RECORD
ST. FRISCO SETS NEW TIME
FOR TR0TTING STATIONS
Driven by Ed Geers. He Wins Feature
Closing Day Event ut Belmont
Trnck.
IBy Assoclntcd Prcss.l


wd nHrkA rsedIa a. Anfnst stations SA
was hung up by st. Frisco; driven by
a GesrS II the ny s Hs ,ns
day. ST. Frisco won the race In
s a heatS o With liz priSet9n sec
In the first heat pushed hard by Miss
Bertha Dillon. the stallion stepped tho
half in l minute and the mile In
ord made last year. 81, Frisco won
the second and third heats in 2:0i 81
and 2:03. and the three heats lowered
the worlds record for three heats made
by Etawah at Lexington in 1914.
There were only three starters in the
pacing division Of the Matron stake
won in straight heats. Allan Watts.
driven by Tommy Murphy, won the 2:24
trot after Miss Dewey Watts had taken
~ Allan Watts Watts won tho ,2:la trot on
two races during the week and giving
Murphy nine winning races for the
Pacing division OF the Matron stake
for two-year- olds, two in three heats.
purse 1898:
Direct the Work tMcAllister) ...l /
Peter Elliott (McDonald) 2 2
Hazel kuestncr tSerrilD ......... 3 dis
Time. 2:ll Ia, 2:0G l-2.
2:2l trot. three heats. purse 81 900:
Miss Dewey watts GMcDonaidij ! }
Marion Marion T9ddinGton tsmitn... !
Salina Guy (Warmam. i 5 s
Truxtona also started. Time. 2:oo al
Free-for-all trot. three heats. purse
$1,000:
St. Frisco (Geers)
LIZ nisi PT nnr,t! lGox) 3 2
dieir Reaper tWallier) .. dis
Time. 2:0l "a. 204 ia. a:O3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-17
IMMATURE ALMANAC.
President Play. GoI5.

MANcli ESTER MASS. Angus, le.-
president Wilson. who 10 enjoying a
hricf outing on the North Shore. plav.n
round Of golf to-day with Arg. WI.
son ard Hear-Adniral Cary r, GrayFo,
ana won Later the President and Sir.
wilson with other friends, had lunch.
con at tho summer home Of Colonc,
l.. NJ House.
North shore residents very generally
have observed the Presidents wish ina,
he be permitted TO obtain recreation
quietly. The weather was fine with n
Cool breeze.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-17
SPEED KING RAJ pH DE PAL MA
AGAIN FhNORITE OF MEET
International SwcrnStniScs pncrs nj
ShccpShcad BAY Ep~cair:: VIII he
Rum SATURDAY..

NEW YORK. August 16-Ralph Dc
Palma. tho spc"d demon OF 1916 is
again the favoritc To win tho intcrna-
ional sweepstakes races at the Shccps-
head Bay snccdway here Tomorrow af-
tcrnoon. He has been the most CON
Sist"nt WHINE" Of the year so far and
looks now like tho most logical man
to annex the speed king" title of 1915
TEc original guaranteed nurse or
$4,000 has been increased So. 600 IL was
announced TODAY by Harry s. Harl-
ness owner of the speedway. by the
entrance Of Ira Vail. the RrooElvu
driver, who has posted his $4,000 fee.
Nlthourh Vail is an added starter. he
IS r"nsidcrcd nevertheless dangerous
ana was allowed TO enter only after IN q
consent of the other drivers had been
secured
In order 10 prove his car capable Of
ncE"tInting the distance in satisfactory
style. Vail raced of Il few laps to-day
~ a rate of lilo miles an hour
f"r the past week the odds In bet =
tinE circles were pretty even bctwccn
-" Paima and Dario Rcsta. with Louis
chevrolet not far behind But when
II brcaih" known to-day that De Pal
ma had covered a long distance at tho
tFHeh AZ an average speed of lis
miles per hour in a test snin. his stock
t""k Il jump aud the Italian champion
is nov the undiSputed favorite
oth"r drivers who Will particiDatc
are ia!ph Milford. Arthur Duray. Chcy-
iolct, FIESTA and Vail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-17
WESTERNERS OUT-CLASSED
Veteran Double Team, Alexander and
Wright, Defeat Present Title
lfOtlcvA
BOSTON. AUGUST H.

doubles team. Fred Il. Alexander and
Beals G. Wright. of New York out
GiasSed tho Western title holdcrs. w.
i. Hayes and Ralph Burdick. of Chi
cage. liz tho lower half of the scmifnal
round of the national doubles lawn ten
MS championship at the LonGwood
cricket Club to-day. Ga, &c. Ga. Alex
nnder was very steady and in the rail-
lies Wright showed flashes of the form
which won him International fame in
title-hoidcrs fell off in their game.
Ihc hnals Tomorrow will bring
Alexander and Wright, each of whom
has played on former chu,nDionshin
teams, against the youthful sensations
Vincent Richards. of New York and
w. I. Tildcn, H., of philadelphia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-17
BURROUGHS FOR FARM WORK
soldier" Nay Procure Leaves for That
PURPOSE by Applying to COM
mnndiSg OnIccr.

WASH INGTON, August 1G.--.rhe
wa! mas neen opened for soldiers in
camp 10 get away for emergency work
on the farm. The War Department an
nonhced to-day that enlisted men may
op'alh burroughs TO engage in agricul-
tural work by making application 10
their commanding officers or by havin.
relatives or other interested persons
apply through the local boards at
which they registered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-17

(2), Paulettc. Hornsby (2). Fisher.
Packard. Two base hits-Hornsby,
Fisher. Three-bace hits-Fishcr.
NonctchS. Left on bascs-Boston, 6:
st. Louis, S. First base on errors
Boston; 3. Bases on balls-off Rudolph.
!; off Packard. l. Hits-oT Rudolph.
10 i'll innings; off CrandalI. G in in
ring. Struck out-by Crandaii, .: by
Packard. 2. Losing pitcher-Rudolph.