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Nirginia-Saie or Rent.

VIRGINIA. - Developed Blue Grass estate;
1900 acres choice limestone soil 500 I'M
mediaiely available for intensive cultivation;
extensively developed as TO dwellings, estate
buildings, all OF which are modernly
equipped located in the choicest section OF
Virginia, the great Shenandoah Valley close
largest railways In the South: soil elegantly
developed; one OF tho noted stock places az
the South; price for immediate sale $4,000;
terms u desired; representing one OF IN.
greatest agricultural values In the East: Do
tails on request MORTON G. THALHIAfER.
Country Department, Richmond. va
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HENDRIX HUDSON, $50 RIVERSIDE DIR,
CORNER 10TH ST.. 3 ROOMS AND
BATH. 81 500.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Westchesfer-Sale or REM,

PUT IN THE MARKET TO BE SOLD.
House located In old arlstocratic section of
Pelham Manor highly restricted, y acre
plot with fine shade trees, 10 spacious rooms
ana = baths. extremely well planned and
newly decorated throughout, reception hail.
large living room and sun porch owner ask
ing $2I,0O0 This Is something unusual.
BURKE STONE. INC.
IL y. 4.d ST. Vanderbilt S91S
Pelham 1919. at New Haven station
fOpen Sundays.
Mrs. EDMUND W. BODiNE, Real Estate,
Az Main ST.: tel. s4S New Rochelle.
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GOT WEST 11fTI ST, NEAR AMSTERDAM
Av., 4 ROOMS AND BATH, s.. 400.
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II WEST T4TH ST., NEAR CENTRAL. PARK
WEST, . ROOMS. BATH, KITcHENETTE.
81 300
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SUBURBAN HOMES WANTED.

WANTED 70 lease on south side Of Mont
clair by family Of three, or 3 room
house and garage. must bo good location
and either new OF modern and up to date In
every way: $1,000 TO So 400 n year Answer
by letter only, giving location and details
w. ". Drummer. 140 Sterling st., Bkiyn'
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Observation-Disclosures.

ARDEN ST, No. t-Exccllently furnished .
room housekeeping apartment complete,
$50. WRdsworth 0l36.
CLEAN, light, warm, newly decorated "a
r,om housekeeping apartments, private
bath phone. electricity; quiet, respectable
house homelilte' reasonable reference.
MOORE 3O2 w. i2ist.
GREENWICH vILLAGE-Sunny apt entire
floor porch. $50; unfurn'd. S125. Wat. 4s5s
HOTEL GOTHAM, 5th av. and
55th Ht.-Sublet at low rate,
single outside rooms and baths.
Phone MRS. BLACK, 2200 Circle.
HIGH class furnished apartment TO ront.
three months or longer. SL.tWSON &
HOBBS, 1862 West T2d Vt.
PARK Az, oi0.--Two large. light rooms:
bath, kitchen, private phone; hiEh class
elevator apartment: furnished or unfur-
nished: long. short lease. Lenox 1890. Seen
by appointment
RIVERSIDE RIvE.--fleautifully furnished.
four rooms. two bedrooms combination
living dining room; piano. Phone mornings.
TTTREE rooms. bath, furniture Inquire all
day, 2tJ II. Goth. Apartment 20.
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F1orida-SaIe or Rent.
FLORIDA
THE GROWING OF THE
TE.NfIfT.U. tllyA NC.L-

TIE GROWING OF THE
TEMILE ORANGE.
Is n very profitable, sound, commercial
business. " Is being developed by TEMP. II,
TERRACES, Inc. and is backed by citrus
men of integrity and standing and will
bear the closest investis from any
angle. The orange itself is the peer OF
them all In beauty and delicious flavor and
brings the highest price.
1T is THE HIGHEST CLASS CrTRrTS
EvELoPMENT IN FIORTDA-NONE,
TO COMPETE WITH 1T
The groves are being planted and cared
for by the Buckeye Nurseries Of Tampa,
Fla, the largest citrus nurseries IN the
world. This In Itself assures successful,
profitable results.
Payments are spread over six years, and
five TO ten acres win return good income
for life: let us outline II 20 you.
TEMPLE TERRACES, INC.
f6 East 41st st. Murray Hill Gei0.
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New York State--SaIe or Rent.
WORTHY FARMS EVERYWHERE.
ATSON FARM AGENCY. 1889 9TH AV. MY
New Jersey-SaIe or Rent.

A SMALL FAMILY OF refinement and
education can secure title to and oc-
cupy at once this quaint Colonial
home, located on one of the best
streets OF a celebrated sLsourban resi-
dental section near New York City,
where the desires of the neighborlng
families as to the personality OF the
buyer must and will receive first con-
sideration, on the payment Of $3.50 on
easy terms: balance of $1,000 on long
time LIST mortgage: the plot fronts
100 it. on the street. and the house
Is surrounded by beautiful grove OF
white birches and shading oaks; con-
tains rooms and bath and Wide
Ncranda; the elevation is over 500 IT.;
II is only few minutes walk to rail-
road express station on the best COM
muting road out of New York City.
and Is offered complete, with no
extras; there are over 400 commuters
from this section now. Bathing, boat
ing. skating, golf. tennis and country
clubs are available, together with fine
schools, churches and markets. 1t is
bargain and a wonderful place for
children. IMMEDIATE, r. o. Box 37S.
City Hall Station. New York City.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Above 5sth st.-5th Av. to North River.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES WANTED.

WOULD like 70 get IN touch with party who
WIN rent modern place nj Seabright from
about August ~ To end Of season Write or
phone s. 4. sWENSON. All tilenside roa Il.
South Orange, n, W So. Orange G26
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Borough Of Bronx--snie or Rent.
Borough Of Brooklyn-sale or Rent

BARGAINS--Two . family brick houses |
best section Borough Park all improve
ments and UP 70 date. Wildwood 6n2a.
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EARGAIN--Small business building for sale
on Water ST., near Beekman; owner must
sell at once: very small amount Of cash nec-
essary: immediate possession: building In
good usable condition. VIM. A. WHITE
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East Side.
ALLERroN HorsE FoR n1rN

The rates In the newest OF the Allerton
group, IL story fireproof building, Just
completed. containing apartment club con-
veniences. arc from $3.50 TO $3.50 per week.
for permanent residents only. 143 East 39.h
st. AZ East 55th st.
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New Jersey.

SEVEN rooms and bath In two family brick
dwelling, finest location Hobokcn: all mod
ern Improvements. separate entrance and
heat; rent 800. Write q. 1l.. 61 I'd ST., Ilo-
boken. n. ].
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WEST T0s. 81 IT,, story. under assesse,
valuation. Murray Hill 4639.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.

NEW one story brick factory. 25x1e0 two
blocks from Bridge Plaza station. IIAW-
KlNS, / Bridge Plaza. Long Island City.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
WILL Ann CASH


With desirable taxpayer and apartment sites,
exchange for tax exempt apartment Manhat-
tan or Bronx. SHAW, ROCKWELL. &&
SANFORD, 1912 Jerome av. Tel. Bingham
270L,
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

IN the me rket 10 purchase tenements.
houses. business and apartment buildings.
PARTOS REALTY CORP, 321 9th av.
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Long Island.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS, L. I.
TENNIS PLACE APARTMENTS, py station
SmaN Suites, Large Rooms.
Phone Boulevard GJ45.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 18th st. TO t9th 81 unciusive).
East River to Nortn River.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 14th st. to s9th st. Unclusive).
East River to North River.
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Westchcstcr.
SUBURBAN ApARrME,

SUBURBAN APARTMENT
In modern semi-detached home, Ia rye
corner plot: choice section; close TO sta
tion; to lease from May I: six rooms,
tile bath, steam. electricity. hardwood
floors: open fireplaccs 5000: small
Christian family. G. s., 9o1 Herald. Fu-
ton al
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

CHARLES BERLIN. $3.50 Bway-Manage-
ment. sales. loans.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
Borough Of Brooklyn.

Best business section, New Stores suitable
for clothing. hats, shoes, stationery, Jewelry,
etc Rent S275 monthly. Good lease. See
HAROLD Il. WITTEMANN. Builder. lS3
Montague St, Bkiyn. Phone Main 1000.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 18th st. to 10Th st. Unclusiye).
East River to North River.
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wcsrchester--saic or Rent.
CREsT sTWOOp.

BETWEEN Rye and Port Chester. modern
corner house, garage, si0500 Murray
IIiti 4Egn
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above i4th st. to 59th 81. ianc.asIve).
East River to Nsrta River.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

26TH, 2s West.-Sunny two rooms. private;
BATH maid service: SEQ monthly.
50TH ST. W.-Attractively furnished four
rooms, large living room. two master bed
rooms, kitchen, maid service: elevator. long.
short lease Phone Circle 62T3.
50S.-Apartment like little house: Individual
stoop. entrance; housekeeping; 3 rooms
bath, open fire. Plaza 1881.
I'D. 800 W. Apt. II handsomely furnished,
sin rooms. two baths; all outside; seen by
appointment Col INDUS 57l7.
I1TH ST, West.-Entire second floor; pri-
vate house: $3.50; references 2202 Schuyler.
1s0TH, 720 Wight. airy. well furnished,
. rooms and bath; April / to September
-; Sl00 month: references. HERR
Borough OF Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN HETGHTS-2 and 3 rooms:
minutes to Wall ST.: view of harbor ele-
vator. SHEPPARD. g. Montague st. Main
oO45.
New Jersey.
NEWARK, n. J.--Attractivey furnished s
room apartment. from May to October:
Silo per month: 81 minutes to New York.
Janitor. SO Milford av. Phone Waverly 1923.
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FARM PROPERTY.
New Jersey.

10 ACRE HILLTOP FARM.
good room house, electricity rqtnntnc
water: ourpundlngs; fruit berries, Rrau@a,
spring, brook Lackawannn station / AZ
miles. PRICE $1,000
Other Farms 5000 30 500 600
EUGENE JOBS-H, II. BECk co
Rea =, opp sta. Summit n T.
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ALIENDALE. n. J.--Rent house. 10 rooms, .
baths, all improvements, unfurnshed. sl00
month Furnished. $3.50. April to October.
S. It. VAN HoUTEN. Alendale. NJ 7.
COMFORTABLE CHATHAM HOME,
commanding extended View; station rn!n-
utes' walk; rooms, BATH steam heat, open
fires, gas kitchen, electricity, water, sewer
spacious porch aud plot: garage.
PRICE SIS 200.
Other Fine Properties. $4,000 to 5000, $50.
EUGENE JOBS-H. j.. BECk CO.,
Realtors, opp. Sta, summit, Y. j.
FREE list of houses for sale and rent. writo
VAN WINKIE CO.. Rutherford N. J.
RENT from March Is. second floor now
two family house. light rooms, all inn
provements, large porch, foot of Orange
Mountain, minutes to trolleys and iitneys,
20 to tube. rent sI5. 112 Elm ST.. w. Orange,
n. +.
s15 900 for o room house. 3 minutes sta
tion, gas, electric, water. sewer, steam
bath, garage, spacious porch and plot ex-
tended view. EUGENE JOBS-H. r. BECK
CO., Realtors. opposite station, Summit. n j.
$2l 900 for rooma, 3 baths English stuc-
co home at Short Hllle, ". J., all i'm
pfovoments. FREDERICK p. CRAIG, Short
Hills, N. J.
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From Battery to 18th ST.. inclusive.

THE QUEENSBoRo CORPORATION.
30 East 42d ST., corner Madison av.
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Washington Heights. Above Iz5th ST.,
West Of sth Av.
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tkfCt w ttN3lt.
EXCLUSIVE HOUSE.
NJ LOGAN, TTICkAfiOE 37at

~, ~ IlUVF ~ 2 EJNNNIIVTl otFI.
HOMES, exclusive section, Mount Vernon
". n. RhGETTT First Nat. Bank Bldg.
Mount Vernon, n. Y.
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Borough OF Bronx.
Borough OF Brooklyn.

BERGEN ST, 1s4J-Six rooms, BATH stear,
heat hot water. electricity; all improve
ments; $50. Apply on premises or Mornlrs-
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JEFFERSON Av., 45t.-Five rooms and
bath. steam heat, hot water electric lights
parquet floors, decorated; rent $40. Lafay
cite hf0S. Possession
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SPECIAL. FUND-Sceks first mortgage In
yestment Manhattan, Bronx and Queens.
n also funds for Westchester and Jersey. JO-
SEPH NJ. ByRNE CO.. Newark. n. j. Est.
1886 New York office as William 81. Tel.
John 3o51. Kindly ask for Mr.. Moss.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
From Battery to 18th ST., Inciusiv..

DOWNTOWN oFFICES-11 Broadway. en-
tire floor $3.50 feet. light, suitcase: Hud-
son Terminal. office in suite. ST5; light out
side office, independent, Sa3: Woolworth, !.
rooms. river view. 500. HILL & KRYGIER
80 Church ST. Cortlandt 0934.
FOR RENT.
10000 So IT.: light loft, steamheat eleva-
tors, sprinklers: light manufacturing: rea-
sonable rent Jaeger Bldg, 1928 Mulbei Y st.
LARGE, LIGHT. AIRY OFFICES OR
SALESROOMS. 500 SO. FIT: DOWNTOWN
BROADWAY CORNER. APPLY ROOM Coz,
2G5 BROADWAY.
STORE NASSAU STREET, 5000.
short flight UP, 25 ft frontage, on
Nassau ST., 100 It. deep, running
through to alley at rear: entrances
front and rear: tiled floor. walls and
ceilings: steam heat; immediate pos
session; rent $1,000; located ia Mas
sau 81. Apply KLEIN RAPID SHOE
REPAIRING CO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-15
AUSTRALIA ADVANCES
OVER TEAM Of FRANCE
in TENNIS MATCHES

Chestnut Hi. Mass. AVE- l+.-Aus-
tralia advanced 20 the final round of tho
Davis ear preliminary championship TO-
day over the tennis team OF France. ia'
O'Hnra Wood scored the deciding point
for his team by defeating Colbert %
d; til: ct Gerald l.. Patte>'oh'
AuS,ralu's captain. in match with
IIrnr. COchcr. won another four set We
.orv Australia Won tour Matches ana
France one in the tournament
Australia now goes INTO the nnal round
with Spa.n beginning Ht Philadelphia
Thursday. a somewhat uncertain factor
as result Of injuries. james Andcr-
son. who took no part IN the play -
still a sick man. Wood 5 shoulder Is
sho, with ncuritis and patterson's weak
ankle allied him this afternoon.
the victory Of wood vas Hn'FHe''""
After Colbert had run off the first SCI
pl,rvlug HIM uuN IwC game, Ia" Aus
,rufjar aprearcd Outcla ssed, hut MS
nerve and Gobert's weakness. due I"
heavy cold and Il hot sun. turned 'he
I'D. lie settled into n game ct STEADY
NAV cxcr;:nG himself hut Ettle. allow
iu,, ,;ohrrt to drive into net or outside
~. rallies we're extended, yc, punching
rou,, the point whenever on" was h"eu-
cd They PLAYED a base line game 40
yIn,!ng seldom. and remarNN'Ic S""'H
were rare.
The pa;c-son-Cochct match, did not
devotion tennis OF more than mediocre
quality.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-15
DAVIS CUP WINNER
EXHIBITS HIS WARES

Newport r. /. Aug. li--FaN"riics
came through without break in tn"
opening days play for the Newport
Casino invitation tournament today
md when the last match was finish
Cd nearly all FIRST round matches had
been completed and several second
round matches were on the way.
Principal interest conferred around J..
{. WprthcIm. who came t. this couE'
try with the Australian Davis cup
team. He was exhibiting HIS wares
for the first time IN Newport. lie
FIRST took Neil chaplin. Of Springfield.
into camp In straight sets. but found
more stubborn opponent in w
Grockcr. oc Montreal. x. y. Williams.
National Niles and Hugh Keller, ~
New York dived in the third round dur
ing the afternoon and lay the time WIS
discontinued. all pending matches were
held up until ;hc arrival from Boston
~ tho French Davis cup team. Colbert,
Cochri and R":oira all were drawn IN
the first round
In the final match OF the day Will
lam Johnson. the Davis cap PLAYER.
had an iniereS ing 70 with Charles N.
Bull. Jr.. Of BrouAlne. winning Cd;
- Ga
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-15
MAY REACH DECISION
TODAY ON REMOVAL OF
CITY RAILWAY TRACK
Long Conference Pals to Bring City
Officials and Company
Together.

While a conference OF officials OF the
city Railway line was in progress yes
terday afternoon to determin" whether
the company's tracks on Market street
would be abandoned. City Manager
Charles H. Dowler and representatives
Of the firm Of W. J. Weekland Company,
Charleston, ". Va who have the con-
tract for laying the new sewer on Mar
ket street. preliminary to the paving OF
this main ,horoughfarc. were In CONFER
ence in the managers office as TO when
TO start work on the sewer.
City Manager Dowler recently issued
an ultimatum to the railway company
in which Yesterday was the time limit
for an answer. stating that Il the COM
pany failed to take UP the tracks the
city would
Fred Anderson and Ira Let's, prcsi-
dent and secretary of the company. ar
rived here yesterday from Providence.
r. J.. and conferred with NJ. X. Sturn.
local manager Of the line, and Attorney
J. ]. ConIff. The conference lasted until
late last night and then adjournment
was taken until this morning.
I'VE were unable 10 get down to where
II was 10 be decided whether We would
take UP the track on Market street or
not, but will probably decide this TO-
day," declared Mr.. Sturn last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-15
HORSE SHOE LEAGUE
IN FINAL HALF OF
YEARS SCHEDULE
Island Teams to Play FEst Gam's oi
Second Part OF Schedule
Tonight.

The Island Hore Shoe league VIII r'aE
the first games of the second haI "i
the schedule tonight ut BridE" fnfm,
The games will start promptly al 80"
O'Clock and will continue until the
teams have completed their sets OF
games. .,
This part Of the schedule VIII IN al"
probability prove far more interesting
than the FIRST rs the number or teams
competing has been raised from "iGh'
To l6 The courts have been put IN
tin-top condition. while lights ana ar
for the comfort OF the spec
tatnrS as well az the players has hc"n
taken care OF.
The games this evening follow.
Moore-Ncwlin VS. Brown Niece
Carroll-HawkinS vs.. Graham-Nard.
Tyrcll- Waller vs.. Fuiler-Hel!.
Zimmer-Nh W.. s-RarN"S.
u;abriel-SturE.un ". SlmpSnn-' hS".
Parkcr-Lewis vs., L!pphardt- Francis
Mctzner-Pcterson vs.. Bruhn- Bauer.
del-Rorncman vs.. Schaf"'-tamp-
bell.
Morgan and Schcncrlein (suhst!,u'cs(.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-15
GOLFERS SHOW CLASS
IN MARYLAND TOURNEY

Mountain Lake Park. Md. Aug. H.
PLAY in the itrst annual Western Mary
land GOLF Tournament began THIS morn
Ing when J. r. Brown. OF the midnight
Rounders' club. hit beauty TO the hrSt
green NJ $50. He paired with NJ. NJ.
Scott. OF Pittsburgh Il member OF the
same club. but the eNact!ng duties or
the organization the past week evident
" threw both men off their game, as
they only got in al 9S and ?6 or the en-
tries Several failed 10 reach the Inks
in time for play Monday.
The match is running on the beauti-
full Decrpark Hotel course. under the
direction OF w. II. Potts. formerly pro-
fessional of the Apauamis Club OF Rye.
~ Y. The entry list covers vide fieid
representatives from 81. Louis. Ctnctn-
matt. Louisville. Washington. Baltimore
and one entry from far away New
Mexico. Most Of the golf clubs IN West
Virginia and Maryland are represented.
Owing to the large field. playing In
the qualifying r-und continued well int"
the late evening. Some Of the scores
turned in on this difficult course follow
". II. Houscr. St clair Country club.
Of Pittsburgh. out 81 IN to-sc"r" -.
G J. Caspar. pittsburgh Country club.
5l-t0-score 81.
W. c. Short. Army-Navy club. Wash
ington. out so in &9-score 50.
{. J. Carpar, Jr, Pittsburgh Coun"
Try Club. out 4s in %9-score 81
II l.. Watson. Jr.. Fairmont Country
Club. out t3 in - score h6.
H. u. Carleton. New IeNico. out 80
in 40 score %.
L. ". Martin. Bclleriver Country Club
S. Louis. OUT IS in - score Of.
- H,,tp y
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AMATEUR SPORT NEEDS
FOSTERING HERE, SAYS
ALLEGHENY union HEAD
--,pour4sls 10 Form Union Hero Not
Part OF Allegheny Mountain
Association

Tho following letter IS se.t-eXplanatory:
Sporting Editor.
Wheeling Ince,"sencsr.
Dear Sir
I read n recent article in your paper
written BY Miss tombstone. OF the
Wheeling Fair Grounds association
which explains itselt very well But in
YOUR note attached. YOU say that Mr..
Phillips Is anxious TO form an associa-
ton which Will be part Of the y. \. L.
bu, no, A part OF the Allegheny Noun
tain association. This would he !mpos-
ElnIs lust now. as the Allegheny Noun
tain association IS the governing body
~ athletics for the states ot West VIZ
xini. Ohio, and the western part Of
Pennsylvania and two counties in Ken
lucky.
The Wheeling Fair Grounds associa-
ton Is the only organization IN the
state % West Virginia that has been
promoting sports under the sanction q,
,he Amateur Athletic union. and they
have held membership in the A. VI. \.
Ger four years
IT. has been the policy oc the national
BODY ~ the \ \. I. 20 este oliSh new
associations in the 4. A. L. wherever
possible. especially IL the district shows
any athletic progress; but I am sorry
t. say that the state nt west 'EElNid
At the present time - not strong enough
l., amateur athletics. but just as soon
rs there ara amateur athletics pro-
mo;ed IN various parts % the state the
Allegheny Mountain association vii
gladly assis; IN getting separate as
Soc:a,ion for the state ~ West Virginia
We doubt u an athlete Of the state
- West virginia has ever competed II
the national championships OF the
Amateur Athletic union.
Some years ago Wheeling was one
o. the rowing centres 90 The country
ard one tust has 20 mention the names
oe S;oncv RITZ. Ed ClatOr and Jake
Wisegarher and few others. 10 bring
ha"H memories - The old-timers; but
this sport was killed bv the betting ele
nen:. and sport has been dead in Wheel
INK ever since.
What = needed IN Wheeling. and
what suggested when I visited Wheel.
INK recently. was a committee OF those
Interested n fostering pure amateu;
sport 20 govern athletics IN the Whee',
Ing district. Mr.. Paul Beuter. Of ,ht
Fair Grounds swimming pool. - the
commissioner OF A. A l.. and nc need,
assistance in handling athletics in your
city. Surely there is someone inter
eSced IN track and Held and boxing arc
wrestling in your city who will do q
H,,le work in bringing these sports tc
IN" front. Wheeling. no doubt. has a:
good talent as any city in the country
hu. 4 must DO brought 10 the from, II
II IS 10 be made successful.
JOHN T. TAYLOR.
"Sec'y \. ~ T."