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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-18
Sporting
Chatter

Next Wednesday will be a Jack
Chicago fans when the Cardinals
play their first game in the Windy
City.
That Pirate outfield, King Carey
and Stengel, is a mighty hard hit
ting aggregation, and will make the
rest of the clubs step lively.
A new iron man" has made his
appearance in the game in the per-
son of Bill Doak of the Cardinals.
Manager Hendricks has made up his
mind to work him as often as posi-
BILE, and he can stand a lot of it.
Col. Ebbets and the Brooklyn fans
will keep their eye on Jake Daubert
who is started off in first class shape
with the Robins. He'll have to keep
i: up to earn his $4,000 salary this
year or give way to another first base
man.
Many of the veteran players were
missed when the major league pen
nant races got under way Tuesday.
The National League has dispensed
with the services of Hans Wagner,
Harry Wolter, Tom Seaton, Tommy
Long, Chief Meyers, Alex Mccarthy,
Frank Schultz, Jimmy Lavender, Mike
Mowrey, Hans Lobert, Bill Hinch-
man, Frank Allen, Bob Boscher, Fred
Toney, Jack Murray and Wheezer
ThoI1 w 0
have passed out are Sam Crawford,
Tub Spencer, Grover Hartley, Harry
Covaleskie, Paddy Baumann, Lee
Magee, George Mcbride, John Henry,
RUDE Schauer, Walter Alexander, Jim
Scott, Ivan Howard and Olaf Henrik
son.
McGafigan is doing so we'll at sec
ond base for the Phillies that Bert
Nihoff's departure is not likely to
cause any gap in the club.
Many of the Cincinnati players had
been wondering if all those stories
about Ty Cobb were true, but the
series between the Tigers and Reds
settled any doubts. Ty showed EN-.
Another major league ball tosser
has arrived in France. Mike Men
osky has landed cover There" where
Hank Gowdy, Sherrod Smith, Eddie
Grant, Harry Mccormick and others
were already working.
Rumor has it that Ham Hyatt, for
years noted as a pinch hitter with
the Pirates and now in the minors is
wanted by certain major league club
to I'LL similar roll.
It is figured that Connie Mack
picked up a valuable pitcher in Scott
Perry, the former Southern League
star Perry was with the Cubs late
in the 1916 season, but played inde-
pendant ball last season.
| The Boston Red Sox pitchers. Yam
kee catchers and infield and the De-
troit outfeld would make quite a ball
club, good enough for any league.
What?
Dan Howley, who was trying to be-
come the manager of the Indianapolis
club, may now succeed Nap Lajoie as
the leader of the Toronto team.
| Manager Howard of Oakland got q
good start in the Pacific Coast League
race His team won their first five
| games.
| Add to war time scarcity Cf things
| in general,-the scarcity of good
pitchers in the major leagues.
With Rice now in the army. the
Washingtons have no hitter in, =.
300 e2aA 50
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-18

Clarence Rowland is stm suffering
from the effects of his defeat at the
hands of several Texas teams during
the training period. The Southerners
on several occasions made the White
Sox look like less than 80 cents.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-18
Jess and Fred Will Battle
Somewhere in Minnesota
Championship Bout Gets
Kicked Around Country
Till it Lands in Vicinity
of st. Paul - Decision
Likely.

Minneapolis, April 1S-The Jess
Willard-Fred Fulton worlds heavy
weight championship boxing match,
scheduled for July 4, will be staged in
an arena to be erected in the Midway
district, between st. Paul and Mime
apolis, according to an announcement
made here last night.
Robert Seiberlich, State Boxing
Commissioner, made the announce
ment. In compliance with the state
law, the fight will be limited to ten
rounds. The State Commission, how
ever, will waive its rule against de-
cision and Seiberlich's statement was
made after holding a telephone con-
versation with Col. J. c. Miller, pro-
moter of the boxing contest, who is
in Chicago.
Hundreds of circus seats, to be
shipped from Chicago, will necessi-
tate an outlay of approximately $780,
900, for which Colonel Miller has
asked assistance of Twin City business
men. A fund of $4,000 already has
been pledged, it was said. The seat
| ing capacity of the arena to be con-
structed is expected to be for more
than $4,000 persons.
Chicago, pril 1S-Col. ]. c. Miller,
promoter of the Willard-Fult
| match, when seen here yesterday,
said:
I'VE have been negotiating with the
Minneapolis men for several days, but
no contract has yet been signed.
! will probably go to Minneapolis in a
| few days.
81 also am negotiating with fight
| promoters in several other cities who
have submitted definite bids for the
| fight. I do not care to state what
other cities are under consideration.
I expected to be in position to make
a definite announcement regarding
where the big fight will be held in the
| near future"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-18
American League.

New York in Washington.
Philadelphia in Boston.
St. Louis in Chicago.
Detroit in Cleveland.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-18

Gregg and Myers will be the leading
pitchers of Connie Mack's staff this
season.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-18
HOW TEAMS STAND
IN MAJOR CIRCUITS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National League.
New York 2. Brooklyn 0.
Boston IA, Philadelphia 2.
Pittsburgh s, Cincinnati /.
The Chicago-St. Louis game was
postponed on account of rain.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-18

A new photograph of Judge Robert
Worth Bingham of Louisville, who
under an agreement with other heirs
of the Henry M. Flagler estate will
receive $5,OOO,O0O willed to him by
the late Mrs. Bingham, the former
wife of Henry M. Flagler. Following
Mrs. Bingham's death, relatives insti-
tuted a series of proceedings which
had their climax in the exhuming of
the body. All family differences have
been cleared away, however, accord
ing to reports. The bulk of the for
tune will go to Mrs. Lawrence Lewis,
a niece of the late Mrs. Bingham.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-18

After Alexander joins the army the
Cubs will have a tough time trying to
stay in the first division
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-18

While our farms lack labor, a lot
of Jail prisoners are still occupying
their time carving their names on
their cell walls.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-18
American League.
GAMES TODAY.
National League.

Brooklyn in New York.
Boston in Philadelphia
Chicago in St. Louis.
Pittsburgh in Cincinnati.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-18
American League.

New York 8, Washington Z; (12 in
nings,
Boston-St. Louis and Cleveland
Detroit games were postponed on ac-
count of rain.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-18

1t looks as if the Germans counted
their prisoners after being supplied
with a double ration of their beer.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-18

Pitcher Jim Middleton, formerly of
the Giants, has announced that he is
through with baseball He intends
to devote his time to his farm in In
diana and will not report to the Kan
sas City club.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-18
ituar Battle May Meet Mccarthy This City
By T. F. Magner

aa S s t
so kE hG haRdss 5 f5 se Gus park
the hard boiled this
ss a f S5 W h N es1 H Mondaz Rsh Chic making Dig MT
CHAPLIN DRAFTED
Charley chaplin has been drafted and did not claim Exemption h
'iGGa'2 the he beam,
Cohen the local enlisted in the British army 6 5s's emily
in this
the big show in
HOLY ROLLERS TONIGHT
per a50p anfs0 n c in he O Roer
crew. Matt ucey BANQUET before
paying for moreth game in the league.
WAR NOT HURTING GAME
That a Ss on % 5 Tns 1 h
ess the spdns faes0F
NO LONG HIKE FOR count" BEST
husky s STORY
invited Walter out to the
Little the the
efforts coued a longdve.
DO have the Count" sympathetic
"sure you d." answered Mccarthy
The that give another one
Kelly the street the other day
Gnois Sans for the past
to
in
sAMBO GROWING OLD
a
when sambo could lay big black fellow like Harry Wills night
great surprise to learn that Wills laid him low five
beat 7sS9 s s Rs9 se % s giant
If all
Bridgeport
old
in
in draft
!
who
wilp in
eoldP
Multi himself
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-18

Sam Crawford has made a fine
start with the Los Angeles club for
the Pacific Coast League. His fieid-
ing, throwing and batting were fea-
lures in the first game that he worked.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-18
HOLY ROLLERS TONIGHT
WAR NOT HURTING GAME

the Polo Grounds opening day snow
professional baseball The only
the national pastme is to close down the Spaldng
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-18

Add to wartime scarcity NJ things
in general,-the scarcity of good
pitchers in the major leagues.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-18

Manager Howard of Oakland got 3
good start in the Pacific Coast League
race His team won their first five
games.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-18

McGaff1gan is doing so we'll at sec
ond base for the Phillies that Bert
Nihoff's departure is not likely to
cause any gap in the club.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-04-18

Dan Howley, who was trying to be-
come the manager of the Indianapolis
club, may now succeed Nap Lajoie as
the leader of the Toronto team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-08
Eel1aire Briefs.

Mss Margaret N'r|"E has r'iarh'u
from 4 visit wi,h friends ~; \Nr"n.
Rfy. ~ ". F'laX has returned from u
yisit ~ AKRON wh"rr H. attended "A meet
iny ur Ih,. ministers of the thr'stian
churches.
Miss E.i.i.. E"l"u. If Rochester has re-
turned after - visit with local tT''ho'
ur.- s.r th. ri!'& If Junk called Slr"e'
car ,u.., wr'h An n'".h"m, 1t West
IHh...,iu- Yesterday afternoon The
f-..il., irnk.. onG i wLS necessary &c
run ,h. ..:,r back t" III" West Wheeling
s.<:r,, wt.rc thr passengers w'r' rams
f.r-,.! to aH",N'-r ear.
Ar..h T E"=h.. "', this ely. E"T'"rdas
.,I.-l hse declaration with 'h'' f"ln"ni
count, .l"c:i"n board as " candidate
:nr nnr2irattou for county auditor at
tn" August primaries.
Mrs. W'lli:m McNaE. Of Nc" fhI'a'
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S|S7ERSV|LLE

Mrs. \. =. Wilson is visiting her
daughter. IrS. John Tate. Of Morgan
town.
Mrs, j G. Williamson. who has been
In. ru"*, nE he" sister. Mrs. i. w.
Talh"it. has returned TO her homo IN
Nh""i:ng.
i;raul: I;"mr'k. vii" has been ai"nd-'
ing KiskiminlIa college, has arrive
home 10 spend the summer.
MISS Lucy Davenport. has gone /, ~.
Lake Park. Md where she VII SPEND
several weeks.
Mrs. Susan Alexander. who has her
Tho gurs, If relatives hcrc for the PAST.
several months. has returned 10 1rcr
home in Titusvillc. Ia. She wns ..c-
companIcd by Mrs. S. w. Alexander.
Mrs. II. T.. Stewart and daughter. Ar
villa. have returned "a their home IN
West Monterey. Pa. after visiting NJ.
and Mrs. 5. ". Alexander.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph T"mnson and chf-
drcn. mntnrcd " Antioch 10 spend tn
wccI; end with relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. f.. h..Durham have l"C
fnr Gordon City. Long Island, where
they will hr tho guests Of Mr.. anu Mrs.
George Durham
MIR. and Mrs D. s. 10y, who have h''n
visiting relatives hero and in Padon (l'y
hlv" returned to their home III 1nH"-
pondnncc. Kansas.
Mrs :. Rcnicr has gone 10 Hunting
ton. whore she will attend IN" COM
u,rurcmcnt exercises At Marshall col,
lorr Her daughter. Miss Olga lsfnIfr.
. viii graduate.
Mrs u. f.. Curran and daughter. kaih-
crime. are visiting relatives in "1shihE-
ton. Ia.
Mrs Frank Hare who has been visit
Inc her sister. Mrs. William QuiElcy. has
returned Ia her home in Woodsti'ld. O.
,rre G. NJ. Gilsoi, went TO stcubcn-
vile 10 attend tho high school com
un-nrrmcnt. Ray Shannon Formerly q
this .rt,y. is member of the Gradua-
ing class.
ur and Mrs. w W. Fleming hav"
r,nc To Columbus. q, Ia spend seHcra'
days with relatives.
Mrs w. T.. Reed and daughter. Mar
ourritc. went TO Wheeling ThurSdaE |"
..,rnud commencement ut Wheeling hiGh
/ s,.bnri and visit friends for scNrra'
!
days.
DR., t. V. Little has gone to Column
nus q where II" will take SIX w'"kS
course IN 81. r'ranrls hospital.
Mrs. !. Z. Norris. who has he"n N!S-
!, ,r., r"lniivcs hoy" has returned To mr.
nn,," IN parEcrshurS. Sin" was H"r""
i p,rird by her granddaughter. Katherine
: Mccoy.
Miss Helen Roycrs IS visiting rcla;irea
. III Marietta.
: 1.rr.. Meredith has returned HON" from
: n,,,n STATE University. 20 spend the sum
: mo- vacation with his parents.
" n Stephan. who recently cniISi"h
! has l,fr for Columbus tn eni"r trHirinI'
] Mr. and Mrs Chester Nirk"rS oA'":-
! tanned with ~ lawn parry Nrc1"sh'F
: c,cr!nr for pr. W. r. Turner. "h" VIII
: ,c,yc soon 70 enter training; II u. S"3''
,crdy Of i'airmnut. and Walter E"!d ~
| ,Iii,rcc wfn ar" Sprndlr: u i'w hA!S
, h,rr T.nc guests were NJ. and MIS-.
; I.r,,,,cir TIll ard son. loo Mr.. ana ME-
: .rr;, Hnyd. Misses Margaret Ihftn"F.
, >,,,drcd N.MulI,r Mildred Sn:;ih.
! ,,.,,e Wce, Irn,a Mccoy. M"Ssrs. W. i.
/ r--,r u f. Scnrtnrd". Walter E"yd.
! Alfred Sha-r and Merrill Mi'"hri'.
! walter EachuS. "f Hnrk"rsburc. At
) ,,,,;,.d RI, dance here Thursday evening.
! Mrs Harry Srharf"r and daughter
! I,rr.rct. Of Akron. o. mr." spending +
! ,x,..k with the formers ann'. MIS- -. NJ.
! flames or the south side.
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root Pictures OF Bridge.

" [. Johnson. 81 I;"h"au. ; {. wh.is
sre us,iu. a f.w minutes IN h'i!a'r" ?'S-
,.r,!a" on his way Il" Jerusalem - WISH
r.I:-: iv..... .cax'h IN w"nGerr"nt a; INC
I;air't;nor. Il t'iI,n railroad bridge. |"hH-
son ,!:r,:sh, II was "ti' II IN" W"h'''F9
~ ,r. .rD,ld and proceeded !" rh"'"-
.rar, n, structure. II" was rr''"''i-
Ell irou! ,!n,ns 50 H. i. y g. Polio in'h
Alfred Shepherd VIII" r"nfisrai'" h::,
ra,ucr: ard :urHcd :: over I" captain
johnson. wh.. .uan dad No; know max
:: .,,.rrnrn, ~ ORDER prevents 'h' "r"I X
rom IT, IN, ;,h, Geographical. b'.'p''" ID"
fat .h..r mas outfit MS cont i.;'''"d u"
..;.l rrrir,t Shepherd that = was me
t-.ss, AMI grand"St hri'". nc hau
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united States Official war pictures.

The war pictures l.; +" gv''n n no
First esh:.t.r,am church rex ShhNh u
evening wcr". mad" Icy N" n'''"
states government :"r 'dr'A;"E". r'F-
Moses. They ii" 80, 'Nhi!t; a"rrtn.' h"'-
ne scenes or M: cru. ;,:r""'i''N - '.i"
Huns.
d. The slides AZ" from "i'l'i'. ~. ,?l''
taken b. tn. .G"t! '''''HS ~ ~ "i''''
St.;c. army and III. United States nav".
M, marine corps and ether h'r'nrh''S &c;
mo seryi.c. i'r.'sra "'ti.'n' i,t'"t"grnra$
add Belgian "Efir!a! photographs
sthev show cXa,.s,r how oar boys I've.
work d-i: and n-ht '"r"r th'r''. on
: lard on sa, and ii ,h'' AR. Ii;'' war
mixtures are sent ~ and .'Nh'"ii"! 10y
6anues, -: III. United. S;a."> '";Hai;-
CO Of Public In:"rsnrii''n. washington.
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i.... ,;.nr.. =. Smith pastor "f III"
t'lrs, u !: "hur"h. E'ua'r'' Is ~ VIZ
ur:.d hy f",nds 4" inter IN" rA'' i"'
...rr...,.S .n ;l,. Republican, ticker. Rev.
:Srann ha< l.'r pastor ~ I'M "'"'
..l.vrr:. :"r several years H. '1h'S :"
a..::,." r1r; ~ all religious WORK an" mas
:...r.r Indicated = desire - "h''r P",'-
t.,s. W:rh"ut - h"UM n" ""Hi" MAN
..r... uc IN sfrnrc"s, candidates. rs II"
- known Throughout; IN" dlS'Flc|
!'-,"rGs arr, hopeful that h" ran To- '"'
Gurc,l t." enc: IN" rae" a." - 800
-an "f ~. civ:i wLr and former ''ap'
1.In - ;h.. Ohio Na:iunrl tiuar".
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peser+er is Caught.

William Ely. d'%"ri"" fr"m Camp
Plkr. waS arrested 1T Ming" Junction
las, night lud is being h. 1t fer I'll"
milIrnr, authorities. Ely was local
draf,c" and was transferred from camp
sherman /" amp Pike som" In'uihS
ago. lie deserted. WAS arrested her"
ana taken TO Columbus hI!ra''ks III
r,,,i'.. back Ia camp l!fir /" rh"' court
lrarrial. Wy escaped his guards ami has
sine, boon =, larc' HIS pr'S' n ~
THIS sr",,"n wa: known. II" hh'tn= re-
GENTLY sent word I" th". police mat Il"
WAS armed and wnuld not Il" taken u!'N'.
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Staged Royal Battle.

Two foreigners Star"h a royal hhiii"
in tn, vicinity If Dukes dam" hail, lh:,
evening One nf ihc mon SUSTAINED u
l;.ccrnlcd eye when tn" other hit hi'n
with a beer bUttl". u" m"n cont inU"!
10 iiEh, until warned ;hat IN" p"iir"
were coming. All witn' SSInS INC iiSn'
made 4 getaway before III" police ar
rived. The injured man vas taken ;"
tho office Of DR.. EOwciis. where his
injury was dressed.
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Fr",i sunny" Th"Imns. n'Gr" was
""nNi"trd hy Il jury h"T" to-day 81
breaking and entering an NhHh'"l
h"us'' {" steal which, under 4 NJ" Sla'
u,r. is pun'Shahl" 10y Il In" S"n'"N"" I'll
IA" r"nii"ntIary. TIL" Juri r"'"n'ln"hH'
ID that th.. "nuri show mercy. Thomas
WAS connected up W''h Il long series 81
r"hl"ri"S md hurGiarI"s IN this '''H
lie Will l." sentenced l"-m"rr"w by
JudE,. Smith.
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BELLAIRE
Knights Temp.ar officers.

Comuand"ry NJ. -" NHsa,S
Of ;hlS 81. ha~ .'i'''i'd H." o.
ficers as follows
aarr:. 4. Sterling. Martins Ferry T.
e John NJ. NcInTla!d. H.!'t'r''. -''N-
cralism"; William Si';'!"h. E"''''"'. '''f-
tain general: frank W. &'GSS. t'ar'''''
Sr. W.; John W. E.r=':mdtaa!. Mar; rs
Ferry. Jr w: ". i. s;"rs"adtht" Mar
titts ,Ferrv. rreia;". ]. ". rarr'ln. Mat
tins FERRY. treasurer. .Tnnr i: Gov. b.
,afiAt recorder: Thomas T"mlim$"n. R'''-
0airc standard r.,ar.r: =. l:Hg'n'. tidt.
bridgeport. sword BARR: =. T., .,:"w'
BcIiayrc. warder; Arch 7. F"S'". H"'!''TF'
sentinel
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Ftlla Vacancy,

Cecil Baracl"w has been appointed ="
Gil ia" vaCArC! "n the po!ir" Tore '"i'
by Al. Roam. Til" ~" c!r"i has Has
former "Xr.ri"n"" IA thus kind ~ ""rk
and local residents think lac l. IN" man
for tn" position IT," will en-! Hpon
his new duties N once.
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BRIDGEPORT
Rtverview Resident Dies.

Gcorc" Washington Watson. we'll
known resident Of E;rcrNI"w. $uUt@ -"
here. died Wednesday, evening a IN"
family home. following an extended Ill
.u.sS. He Was 81 ?car> at nE" aud w"i!
known here Funeral services VIII h"
conducted ;niS Afternoon at ""!"' Is.
In;crm"n; Will BE- mad" IN Ltnw"Vd con-
.;cry. w"St Of here.
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Safe In France.

Word has boon received In ihlS "I,%
% tn. effect that William Slat'r. "cH
known Local boy. had arrive! SAT" IN
France. He has br"u in IN" army since
last December. having enlisted IN tht
aviation. HIS many friends n lh.> -
were pleased TO learn Of his sal" arr'-
val.
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w @ ". Memorial.

Memorial e,ry ic,s 81 Idhtr' Camp No.
< >ynn!iu"u 81 ihr World. Will h" Reid
S,;1!a, arrcrun",; TN" iodr" meets n
III. HILL =, r,r.. r'r;"r' and vii march !"
th, rlri.,ia: ,hv,"jr "'rr" i:"'. j. X.
~,r.;h ,gi;i ,.r.H,'i! ~" ann!ai mo"1"ria!
..r,.rr. Nt;.r III. tn nv mhcrS Will go
:, -. g.. IN, ,rT'
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Gil for Eighty Draftees.

4 h:ile,iu naS poem received ~ -" 10
cal draft board Announcing nat ~
draftees will u" called ~" -..:|'%'- 3" 4
movement, nf ic"nD~ beginning iHh' =.
Tho men Will h." sent 60 'hi"n S1"' 'n''i.
Those wtn Will i.aN" from district w.
. will be selected III Il =" dn'S Il ~"
local board.
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Convention to Open.

TIL" state convention of Eagles VIII
ur"u nrNt web at Iiuia. Thn$" d"."-
cairs from Ia" local a"ri" wh" w.ll a.
,.ud have no; been solicited. Plans for
the TRIP ar" being made 10y those VII"
cNpcCi 10 GO.
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St. Paul's.

St PaulS Lutheran ChTr' h. i;TldS''
mort. Main street. Roy. o." W"Hi'i
ras:or-Third Sunday after T"ialu
Sunday. school and I::blc Nl'%s i; "."'
q m; dIvin" services at l".i, a m
Germany. The subico' under c"n:s'd"-
n.ion will hr. ."Wh> Man l. E"rn :"
such Weakness aud W: ';"1 allows -
Many !" III" IN !nihn'i. t""'dnN
rvenIur meeting of tn" Sunday .rh"'
teachers.
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\ arg lTmH'"r - M""n'-rii'" r""r'"
49,. r,nrIiry - 1T. nd Tho races. al
VI r...ila- ihIs u;i'rn""'l. 1t whi"h Inn"
T.,rn>, u!!;I''G AID nth"r sp'"d demons
w.il race Local r""p!' are anticipating
uii!lr ~ Interesting even.
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NEW POSITION CREATED.

sror,,l nisrarch to TIL" Int"'li%"n'"r.
CJAEKSEI'HG. W. Va. lu"" '---'rr-
,:,nn nf tn, position Of industrial! agent
80, d,h. rppoin,,n"nt 90. Francis NJ
Ouillan If Huntington. n III" postum.
were. annolnrcd today Ivy ~" M"n'rh-
hrr, valley traction company. the a?'
rnfu,cc who Will have his Headquarters
IT, :hs isi ~. has for several years boon
connected II similar capacity with tn"
consolidation Light. Heat and Power
Co. of Huntington.
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Community Service Flag.

Thr 'or:munr" s'rNIr" lax 81 fN''
,.iil,rr &C TnrunIn. NOW ronIrrnS IA
stars, TIA, niiu,l,.r "i y"Gn.; 'n'H hay 'n%
gu:,o cui T." ,cht for l,n"i' sam. TIL"
flag has on" G"''! star for Harry More
land, VIII" rii.rl .mu frIt;r". III" FRS JET
fcreon r,unty h"r /" CIV, has ~ III III :
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II IA. regular meeting az J. h"' " ~"
lo.i.a. ~ a. L. \. NJ. nall Suhh'! 'iN'''
noon officers fer tn" ensuing '''"
It,. NOMINATED NJ this m''''"I VI
fiire.h VII" attended "a" d'str''' '''''
irc Z: Akron. Will submit report -
the proceedings.
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SItten by Doe.

fa.n W.trn w"lI known nam "' 'n'S
civ vhilc walking al"n: INDIAN run
ycs..r,Ia. atf.ra"~r was ai'H'"'' 'hi
bitten hy d"=. W"lrh wen; t" me
ncfi..n cr - physician where tn ""u""
v,G chE;,:;I"d
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l. i. '7holnas. &c has city. VII" Ia,
ben ii.hc; 1="r3i =: ~" local {. 4 l. 80.
';"ri. ha> h",u transferred 80 Er.!I"r"I'
wurr" j.. ~ 49, - .;r'i'' agent n ihai
r..,,, |, :: I"i hm"Wn VIII" Mil >tl"""',!
h!,,, irr..
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To Entertain Gu b.

N:s Henry Cow"n Will "ntrrth'n 'he
members nr ihr Variety Gun mus Cn'-
niuc =, h.- hom. on Rock HitL nc
:..crts Will as;cmhl" at III" h"'"" IN ''';
:,s..r:,.an aud r"nlain during II" even
m. NarinU. diversions will : enjoyed.
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For the tim" being i seems ;hH' COL
Watsons stock "f special endorsements
has been eXhausl "d.
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Muncey Of Hickory avenue. has gone u
lhr southern part of the state. where he
Wll reside.
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Gets $50 and Costs.

will ais" 60, his hearing n, III" morning
session.
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