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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-07
Worlds Series Is Over;
White Sox Have Lost Courage

fenced baseball man that showed
weakness.
The break In the game came when
Eilcr got his double. He has been
hitting all season. He ~ n danger.
Gus. hard hitter and tho hit was
no ruke. II started the Red scoring
machinery and the game was over
Once more Moran has shown his
complete mastery OF the situation
by his selection of his pitcher. Much
az I dislike saying so. he has shown
superiority over Gleason In that re.
spect But the Kid is TO be com.
mendcd for one thing--for sticking
right Mt his coaching position even
with the scores decidedly against
him. a real. game thoroughbred
Hats off to him.
Probable batteries for today:
Reuther and Harden for the Reds:
Kerr and Schaik for the Sox.
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are anxious to see what kind OF a
squad Coach Turner has on hand
this year nj the Pine St school.
The Broadway eleven is new team
and II will be bucking strong az.
gregation In Queen Anne. The hill
boys showed their class last week
by taking the Ballard men into
camp by an overwhelming count.
Coach Miilken. the new mentor
at Queen Anne. Is getting results.
He coached In Oregon before com.
Ing to Seattle.
IL is 10 be regretted that such
game ms the Queen Anne. broadway
mix cannot be staged later in the
year because they are two OF the
strongest teams in the city and arc
not at their best II they meet In the
early games.
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At short. It's n toss-up between
Johnny Mitchell, OF the Tigers. and
Ernie johnson. OF the Bees. John
son played great ball for the Bees.
hitting hard and making some won
derful plays In the field. Mitchell.
however. made hard plays look easy.
played the batters better. flelded as
well and hit the ball just Ms hard.
Mitchell IL a better man for the team
than Johnson. as Ernie has the repu-
tation OF trying TO run whatever
club he plays with. Mitchell has the
edge on his showing.
Borton nj First
~ first base Borton. OF the Tigers.
is given the call There is a fine ar
ray OF first sackers in this league.
and it's no cinch picking the best
Taking everything into considera'
ton, Borton played tho best ball on
the Seattle field this year. Blue. of
Portland, is fast. hits well and is n
scrappy ball player. Fourier, OF
Los Angeles, hits hard. but that let's
him out. Jack likes his base blows
too well 10 do the team any good.
Earl Sheely. OF the Bees. is rated as
the best fielder In the league at first
base. but Earl didn't do much in Sc
attic. He only hit safely about n
half-dozen times here, while his field.
ing was good. Perhaps the Salt
Lake folks can't see anybody but Earl
as he knocks homers over the
short fences almost every afternoon.
Griggs, of Sacramento. Koerncr, Of
the Seals. and Guisto, OF Oakland, all
hit the ball hard here. but Borton
and Blue stood out above the rest
Of EN- In the games played with Sc.
attic.
Out In the pastures Killcfer and
Chadbournc are the best ground COW
erers In the league. Killefer played
wonderful ball for the Angels the
last time he showed here. He can
hit. too. and runs the bases with the
best OF EN-. He's one OF the smart
est baseball men I'm the league. Chad.
bourne liz another wizard, and can
hit. throw and run the bases. Kille-
fer's weak point. by the way. is his
throwing. III his arm had held up.
Wade would still be I'm the big show.
But back TO Chad The fans who
saw Chester travel back to the CEN
terrified fence and pull down Thorn
as' wallop In a Sunday game here on
the Tigers last visit Of the season.
know what he can do. He can hit.
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CTAR
OPORTS
Frank Farmer
Meets Murphy
in Tacoma Go
Title at Stake When Big
Fellows Meet Thursday
Night

Frank Farmer. the Tacoma logger.
will defend his Northwest heavy
weight title Thursday night in the
City OF the Living Dead. when he
takes on "Spud" Murphy. the San
Francisco boy. Murphy has been
winning with regularity this season.
and expects 20 take the crown home
with him. II Murphy wins over
Farmer he will be billed for Seattle
smoker I'm the near future
Farmers last fight was a win
over Ole Anderson. the boy who
fights here Friday night But In
Murphy. Farmer will be running up
against different kind OF a fighter.
In the semi-wfndup. Eddie Ham
mond, local welterweight. tackles
Marty Foley. of Tacoma Phiio
Richardson. local featherwcight. viii
meet a new Tacoma boy in the cur.
tain raiser.
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SAME OLD Wall is
OUT AT FRANKLIN

The Franklin squad has now re-
turned TO the Seattle bali park. where
u will practice for the rest Of the
season
The squad Is training hard for the
lincoln game. and the outlook Is
anything but good. according TO the
coach. Frank West. who started rs
center In the West Seattle. game. Is
out OF the game for n month on doc
tors orders Ahner. stellar tackle. is
badly bruised up. and may not be
able 20 line up against Lincoln.
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GREEN LAKE
GRID SQUAD
STARTS PLAY

Lincoln high school swings into
action on the gridiron Friday when
the North End school meets the
West Seattle outfit. Lincoln has n
strong team but It's true speed will
come 20 the surface In Fridays
game.
West Seattle didn't show much
class last Saturday when the West
siders went down 10 defeat at the
hands Of the Franklin men. The
West side squad lacked fight and
didn't seem TO have had the right
kind OF tutoring. Whether or not
this ~ the fault OF the new coach.
Pat Murphy. is yet 10 be proven.
Murphy had the material. He is up
against a tough proposition tho. as
this il his first year here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-07
BY JOHNNY EvERs
written for the United Pressl

CINCINNATI. o.. Oct THE Sox
hav. lost heart and the world series
Ii over. Tho Reds arc proving they
arc n really great club. They are
playing with confidence that Is
unbeatable. When "a team plays
that way It makes Its own breaks -
But it's not the breaks that are win.
ming for the Reds. They are simply
outplaying. outgRming. outhit,ing.
outficlding and outmaneuvcring the
Sox. They are winning from every
angie OF the game.
Again yesterday pitching was n
deciding factor. Eiler's exhibition
vas really n wonderful one. The
Sox could not hit him. They show
I'd their nervousness by continually
examining the ball. To an exper.
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The Franklin high school Is well
represented In the Y. Of Washington
football SOUND The former Franklin
stars who are turning out under
Coach Hunt are: Paul Wood. Jimmy
Cilluiy. Frank Townsend. Johnny
prim. Warren Benson. Phil Rucker.
Willis henson and Dick Clarke.
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The Sox Hope

The hope of the White Sox. This
IL little Dick Kerr. the only White
sox pitcher who has been able to
turn back the Cincy Reds. He held
the Reds TO three bingies. and shut
them out in the third game Of tho
series. He Will go on the mound
today for the Sox. and IL he In
beaten. the 1919 title will be handed
over 10 the Reds for safe keeping.
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Barrieau TO
Box Gillun1
HereFriday
Harper and Jones Fight Is
Called Off; Hector to
Meet Anderson

Frank Barrisau, Vancouver mid.
dlewcight and Harry Gliium. Salt
Lake battlcr. will meet In the semi.
windup OF the Salvation Army
smoker 10 be staged az the Arena
Friday night. Bobby Harper. North.
west lightweight champion. who was
due 10 meet Harold Jones. OF TIA.
coma. Will not be able TO fight be
cause OF Illness.
The Barrieau- Glllum mix looks
like n better scrap on paper than
the Jones Harper affair. Both men
are well known here. Local fans
Will remember oilium AZ the boy
who showed his gameneEs In his
fight with Jim Darcy at the Elks'
club Inst year
Barrieau has just returned to Sc
attic from Idaho where he has been
fighting this summer. lie won two
kerdlcts over Mick King since his
Vast showing here.
Hector Meets Anderson
on the top Of the card Young Hec
tor and Ole Anderson. two OF the
crack heayyweights Of the state
will argue. Hector just asks an.
other chance with Ole 10 even up
matters. The bout will be six two
minute rounds. Hector says he will
20 at top speed thruout the bout
anderson holds n win over the bis
Brem.rton boy. but II was earned
after ono OF the hardest fights Of
the season here. Anderson recently
beat Jim Flynn and his ring stock
has taken a big rise again.
Hector IL after the Northwest
heavy crown held by Frank
Farmer and doesn't intend to lei
Anderson stand In his way.
Harry Casey. the A. r.. r. boxer
will meet Lloyd Madden In the spe
ciai event Casey has been fightins
around tho Puget Sound district
some since his return from over
seas. but this Is his firr; chance &c
show Seattle fans his class again
He meets slliy Wagner In Portland
wednesday night
Fought Draw
Madden and Casey fought n draw
In Ccatraisa recently.
In the fourth bout lined up Eddi,
Quinn. Of Tacoma. VIII meet Rec
Gage. local lightweight. Gage ha,
been fighting at n fast clip recent,
and Quinn. too. has been going good
Cages last fight was a victory over
curlcy valenconrt
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100. Tnerr are GOOD many pitch
ers who will tell you that Chad II the
most dangerous hitter in n pinch in
the league. Sam Crawford, with his
big mace. is In right field. His bat
Is all that Is necessary 10 hold down
that berth.
Other Gardeners
OF tho other outfielders. Willie, OF
Oakland. Rumler. OF Salt Lake, and
Eldred. OF Sacramento. are the lead.
ing candidates. Wolter. OF Sacra.
mento. hit the ball hard here, but
his fielding, which IL recorded as
good in other cities. didn't look very
good here. Fitzgerald. OF San Fran
cisco, could break into this set-up
without hurting anybody. but for his
weak arm he would. Hack Miller II
another fellow who would be after
an outficld berth IL he hadn't been
laid up at the start of the season.
Then we come to the catchers
Johnny Bassier. of Los Angeles. In a
900 hitter. can throw. hold up pitch.
Of Oakland. played good ball here
and Ia given second place. Spencer.
OF Salt Lake. is rated high In other
cities. but didn't show anything won.
derful here. lei Baker. of Portland.
works pitchers well. but threw the
ball around a lot, costing Portland
a couple OF games here. The rest OF
the rec''"~-s in the league trail
along. Bolos. Of Los Angeles. played
good ball here. and worked his pitch.
crs well, but his age holds down his
speed.
In tho pitching department there
Is room for argument. Red" Old.
ham, Portland sidcwhecier. pitched
like big Lacquer here. and had a
slight edge over Curley Brown, of
Los Angeles.
Brown, with n better club behind
him, won every game but one against
Seattle that he started. Ones ms
good as the other. and it's a matter
OF choice.
Crnndail Is Good
DOC" Crandaii. OF the Angels, is
the best right-handed pitcher we
looked at here this year. Dell runs
him a close second.
~ Gould, the little Salt Lake
right.handcr. lost three games 10
Seattle In week. but he pitched
fine baseball, just the same. the
breaks costing him three defeats.
or the other hurlers. scaton. OF the
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Here's Stars Au-Star
Team for Coast League
for Season on Local Lot
Selections Based on Showings Of Players in Seattle;
Thomas Is Only Seattle Man Picked; Fans Are Asked
to Send in Their Choice for Star Squads
BY LEO H. LASSEN

Picking astar team is like talking politics.
agrees with you. But here's taking chance, anyhow Be
Of the Seattle fans have had chance lamp
the players Of the Coast league in their home towns
where admittedly they play better ball than they do here
the above selections based upon the work done by the
players the Seattle pasture
To give the fans a chance to show how wrong these
are the dyedn-the wool baseball followers asked
to send in their selections during the coming week
The Star They should be confined to team and
trbutos asked to write side Of the paper only
and to sign their names.
There many chances for arguments in the picking
of alCoast squad. At second base there's hardly
question but that Marty krug of Salt Lake. deserves the
honor of the position His work high class here both
in fielding and in hitting. His work with the stick
the Bees last stay here exhibition of heavy artillery
game after game Bob Meuse at third base, alone in
his field too, altho Rod Murphy played nice ball for the
Oaks both of their trips here Meuses throwing ability
and his big black bat win him the post.
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Seals; Picrcy. Of Sacramento. and
Thomas. OF Seattle. looked mighty
sweet. Thomas. the only Seattle
man on the mythical squad. didn't
go well on the rond. but what he did
on the Seattle field is history.
Let's hear from tho fans. to see
how they would like 10 line up n
team for tho Coast league race.
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QUEEN ANNE AND BROADWAY
TO MIX ON GRID SATURDAY

One Of the contenders for the city
prep football title will be eliminated
Saturday when the Queen Anne and
Broadway squads tangle at the Sc
attic ball park.
II will be Broadway's first game
OF tho season and local grid fans
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Let's go eat nj Doldt's-uptown.
isl4 I'd Ave: downtown. 9l3 I'd Ave.
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~ YounN Hector wins Friday might
here he will undoubtedly DO matched 20
mis- with the winner Of tn. "Bpud" hur-
ply FRANK Farmer 60 IN Tacoma Thurs
day al Austin & Baits first show Of the
season here.
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CTAR
rAga
[Is@g1e&
| lasRE,zEOlth
}GlEULeoHLdcNen

Old Man Dope. the grnnu osu
man Of spcrt<iom. says tho 1918
worlds series Ii all over hut the
shouting. Hut you never can tell.
That's what makes baseball what
Il b. Before another day dswns
Cincinnati may be fying the
worsd's baseball title nag. and
then again. the Ohio city may
net. LITTLE Dick Kerr. the only
White Scx pitcher who has been
able "a turn back the Reds. viii
~ On the mound today. That's .
eineh. but just whom Pat Moran
will send against the American
1sngucrs II another question.
u wouldn't be surprising to
md young Luque ON the hill to-
day. Kerr will work for the Sex.
and Moran doesn't have - -
n Rueklscr - slaRA ne hsncrs
to1D9, hepAuse " he lost he
would stilI have = two game ad-
vantage over the Sox. When
RUethv u on the hill u makes
another slugE~r in the game. and
Moran win probably figure 10
save Dutch 20 work the same day
= right-hander Is on the mound
fer the opposition What Dutch
did "a Cicotte the first day ont
b already history. and Moran
viii figure that percentage again.
Wc'rc one psrsy who would
Hike to sec cid Dutch get an
other crack at the white Sox
lust 10 show th~m that he can
turn EN- back again.
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Travis Davis. the new Coast vsitsr-
weight King. 10 also duo TO headline q
show hsre soon. Trayis put UP the bort
scrap shown In these parts for some time
when he eliminated Jake Abel In Tacoma
q couple Of weeks ago.
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Mike ODov~si. wovid's middle
weight king. is planning . trip 10 the
gosAt this fall. lie will probably
meet Battling Ort~gs In San Trsn-
cisco or Oakland and then Will take
n fling ut Portland. where he can 80
10 rounds. The te-roUpd gsme ut
Portland. with the possibilities 81
showing In seattle. Tacoma and san
grnnsisee. should Interest seme of
the crack Eastern borsr~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-07

Jerry Mccarthy. who refereed at the
Arena. has sent In his application TO the
boring commission for . gob.
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Eddie HcKsnna. festh~rwefght. who
appeared at Austin a salts cards At the
Crystal Pool last winter. has returned TO
Seattle after spending the summer In
salt Lake. Eddie says be In ready 70
start hts ring work again.
Earl Baird and Joe German meet ia
Milwaukee. Ore. October 10.
Harry Creh. Eastern iiKht heavy
weight. has q broken hand. 10 has Jock
Malone. tho crack velterweisht
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Those bettors who played a bunch
and bet on the Reds because they fig.
ured that II was a National league
year are coming money. Funny
thing. this bunch business. The Ma.
efonal league Is scheduled TO win
every hve years. II seems. and they
axe coming thru again.
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Perhaps some Of the Orpheusn cir.
cult fans will remember Madame Ell.
~. The Woman Who Knows" who
appeared at the Moore theatre sew.
eral weeks ago Well. she picked the
White Sox TO win the series i've
@mes out OF eight. II looks like
- Sas Just a little bit misdirectcd
~ the stars. spooks. or whatever
hands her tho dope Wen. you know
how women arA
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SHERRkRB
Entertained Society.

Mrs. B. c. Hodges delightfully."- enter
tanned the Pleasant HIN Ladies A'u
society at hcr home. Wednesday AFTER
noon. The carly hours were devoted 10
needlcwork and n dainty luncheon was
served. The following members were
present: Mesdamcs l.. {. kiag"s VI. H.
Dearien. J. II. Ferguson. J. Howard. T..
J. Cooke. G. W. Blake. charles hupt'r'
Joseph Kolz and &. Z. Hodges
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west Alexander pa.r

Tho Dallas band furnished 'hS i,uSlc
c"r tn" fail, ut Vest AleNanI'r ~ |cPs c. B..
day and Thursday. y good mani az
tended from this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Ollie kimnlnS and chil-
drrn. MIR and Mrs. Tom ktnrntnS Mr.
and Mrs. l'aul Rhcad"S End ch!iar,n,
McGlumphy and daughters motorcd 70
Wavursburl, Sunday and were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. y. f.. Alloy;
Mr. and MA. Oscar Whit" ana son
Robert. returned Sunday evening from
a pleasant visit with friends al Tayiors-
town.
Mrs. %>l"x. McCilumrhy and son Keith
hay" ;;on" L" Last Palestine ONO J."
visit friends during tn" next tw" wHcRS'
Miss Bertha Caldwell. who is "np'4S-
cd al Elm Grove. spent Sunday with h"r
parents IN Dallas.
Contractor CON Ei,dElcy and men nh, hsn nS
completed their work "t putting crushcd
Ston" on the Dallas i'ikc.
Miss Marie kimminS. ~ Elm Grove.
spent "Wednesday and THURSDAY win her
father Frank kimmins of Dallas.
Ralph Hess purchased t;hcFrole'
roadster at Elm GrUE" TIM y.
e. y. Strichlin is engaged I'll carrying
IN" mail on the Dallas ruut" while :.
u. Strlcklm is enjoying Il vacation.
Miss ranSy RisES is rGro .r, hSsn very ~
after an appendicitis operation perform
ed 10y DrS. WilSCN and Wn0druit.
Mrs. >. w. ktG Minis returned Sunday
from 4 pleasant EfiISlt win relatives Ut
Warwoud and Elm Grove.
The Dallas school will open Monday
morning with Miss Tomlinson of
MOundSvillc as teacher.
Mrs. Sara Helm. of Fulton. has hccn
visiting her niece Mrs. Kelley Guy.
Lieutenant George Rhoadcs. OF New
port News. made flying visit 10 ral-
las Sunday. He had been visiting his
sister Mrs. r. p. Alexander at Warwood
Or. Rhoades spent his boyhood days in
Dallas.
The many friends Of Mrs. DR. r. w.
Woodruff formerly Of Dallas but now
Of Martins Ferry. will b" pleased TO
learn that she is recovering nicely from
n recent serious operation in the hospI-
tai.
John Strawn has been suffering in
tenSely with a fclon on his right h; nj.
Mrs. r. r. Ewing and children have
returned To their home at Warwood amer
4 two weeks visit with her mothNr.
Marjorie. little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. james Tenant. has been i'll.
Mrs. John Archer and sons left Sun
day for their home at Bowcrstown after
pleasant visit with friends.
Elmer Hunter and Meade Stricklin are
engaged in painting tho later's house.
Miss Darling White. OF Jollcytown. IS
visiting her sister. Mrs. Sam Clovis.
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Tho T. D. L. club entertained NUMBER
of friends with a mlrSh'nal!"w toast
corn and weincr roast N tn" HON" or
Miss Hazel Sond"rman. near R"thi"hem'
Wednesday "vcuinE. Those present IN
clud"d Miss Hannah N"Ck. E"uiah
Srcdck"r. Helen Garvin. ORA Frazier
Myrtle Carnahan. Lillian Sncd"k"r. Hnz-
cl Sondcrman and Hilda Eicck; McssrS.
Edward Hermann. Robert Schars. Al
len McCNmhs. MADDEN Garvin. Frank
Talhcrt. Russell ACkcr. L"" Cook. Billy
Soadornan. Gcorg" Garvin. Charles Tai
bert and Mr.. punn!ng: MesSrS. and Mes
DANES Elmer Hermann. John Schmidt,
J. l.. Garvin. +. G. SrCdcker. Floranco
Bromcr. \. +. Conway. George Schmidt,
A. r. Mont gomcry and Carl Snedcker
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new MARTINSVILLE

NEW MARTINSYILLE. w. Va. Sept.
1n.-Thc opening OF Magnolia schools
took place on last Monday morning.
The enrolment is the largest in the his
tory OF tho schools. The High School
chapel assembly was one OF the most
enthusiastic opening sessions ever held
in the history OF the High school. The
meeting was presided over by Superin-
tendent Gcrhy. Devotions were con-
Quoted by Rev. Wilson OF the Presby-
terrain church. and the addresses were
rnaLe by Or. Jones Of the First Metho-
dist church. and Principal Riley. All
teachers were greeted most cordially by
the student body.
The instant death Of DR.. J. W. Good
Of Paden City. occurred last Sunday
evening when the buggy in which he
was riding was thrown over fifty foot
emhankmcnt by being run into by a run
away auto. The machine was driven by
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RriafS.

The Ladies' Aid society OF the NJ.
Oliret church will give a chicken sup
per in their hall Tuesday evening Sept.
23rd.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Conway left on
Wednesday for their home in Memphis.
Mo. after visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs r. l.. Criswell and son.
Evans. and Mrs Joseph Pursgloye. all
OF Cleveland. Mrs. c. s. Helsley Of
Martins Ferry. Mrs. J. r. Sengewalt and
Mrs. W. Il. Carnahan. Of Wheeling. visit
cd at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
Kigcr on Wednesday.
Misses Myrtle Winters and Virginia
Talbcrt went TO West Liberty on We'd
ncsday where she will enter the State
Normal school.
Miss Ora Frazier. Of Short Creek. Is
visiting At the y. J. Schmidt home at
Mt. Ohvet.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bycott. OF Moz-
art. arc visiting at Atlantic City.
Miss t"cIle West. of Eurhannon. Is the
guest Of Miss I.ota Bon1r
Miss Stella Myers. Of Warwood. who
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north of town. died Tuesday. Sept. ?,
and was buried 1T W0odsiicld Thursday.
Sept. II.
Mr. Bowman and daughter. Bessie. ar
rived horne last night after spending n
few days in Columbus and Newark. Q.
Word has been received from Forest
Hayes. who is IN the Wheeling hospital.
that he is Improving.
Mrs. Stanley Bowler. of Bethesda. was
shopping III town Wednesday.
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which will take place Thursday evcniNs.
Mrs. Clyde Piatt and children, Of -
thesda, are visiting Mrs. john HareH1
on Euclid avenue f.yE
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Hanlon. Of Zands-
Vile. O., are visiting Mr.. Hanlon's motbs
er, Mrs. T. T. Hanlon- hi.
Mrs. Sadie Bailey. Of Pittsburgh. arc
visiting Mrs. T. T. Hanlon. Of Walnut
street s4!!lg
Mr.. and Mrs Windsew Cheffey Of
Pittsburgh, are here to attend the Chef:
fly and Worthington wedding.
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GAINESVILLE:

Thco. Moldcn. OF this place. arrived
KOinc last night after spending lew
days at Columbus
Will Fowler Of North broadway. ar
rived home Wednesday after spending
few days in Pittsburgh.
George Douglass who has been max
Ing his home with Richard Douglass.