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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-24
BAUERS READY
FOR HOMESTEAD
coLoREp BOYS COMING WITH IN
rENrIoN OF MAKING IT TWO
III Row
aau.rs Are PINNED, However. and VIII
Be Ont For Rovenge-SAg
Game Expected

Tomorrow afternoon at Bauers' Park.
Fulton, valley lovers OF the nationa!
pastime are promised treat eNtraor-
binary as X marks the second visit here
OF the crack Homestead Grays the fast
es. Colored nine IN the tri-state who
will play the Bauers Contests between
these clubs have been warmly staged
IN the past several years, and the local.
are out for revenge. 10 Offset the De-
feat suffered about month ago.
The Bauers'- management announces
the same lineup OF last Sunday. which
g considered as a whole he best ever
10 represent the Wheeling contingent IN
history. Mordas, sensational player
from Pittsburgh. will likely play to-
morrow. He IS without doubt the
fastest man playing semt-pro baseball
IN the Smoky City. He VIII be remem-
bered here for his sterling performance
IS, year against the Bauers when he
played with Ambridge.
Capt, Hamilton will most likely use
Realty, while the Grays are depending
upon their old standby Lefty Will
iiams. the best southpaw III Western
PENNSYLVANIA This week the colored
champs have added several new men.
They would rather beat the Bauers than
any other club. and seem TO strehp' neh
every time they como here In ths last
game played about four weeks agof1hey
had two new men with them.
Every effort will be 'nde by the
Rauers 70 shake off the jinx against the
colored lads. Il seems that the locals
have little difficulty IN beating clubs
that trim the Grays. yet cannot; sue
cesStully accomplish that end them
selves. With every player eager for
the outcome. a battle royal IS assured.
From ali indications the biggest, turn
out OF the season Is sure. with no less
than 200 colored people TO augment the
gatherinA
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POLLOCK SHOWS OAKNONT GOLF
FANS HIS ABILITY To PERFORM

Barb stations were taken 20 England
and crossed on the f!eetsst native run
ming mares History shows that Icc
best Of progeny was developed ard So
'ected by racing The standard OF ad-
mission TO the Thoroughbred stud boz
was originally based solely on perform
ance on the turf. Only those having n
high standard OF speed. strength ana
endurance were eligible t" record.
Thoroughbred blood resulted from
continual racing and selection. each
generation showing sIiEht improvement.
over the foregoing Three hundred veal
of constant, scle,tive breeding of mares
10 the fleetest. most enduring sirea
gave the Thoroughbred breed extreme
speed. COURAGE. endurance ana game
ness with the result that the breed has
been used as foundation blood FOR other
breeds namely. American Standard
bred tro.ter and American Saddle Horse
ThorouChbred blood IS infused In
some mca~urc into Hackney and MorSa
horses thoroughbred is now the most
used OF any hot hlooded breed for the
Improvement Of saddle. calvary, hNht-
ing and polo horses.
Down through the ages the race
course has been a fiery CruCihlc. in
which nDtSeS DDSSf>NIUS NV "'"'''N'-
Qualities in the greatest measure are
Generated from those loss endowed.
Sucress,,, rae are REQUIRED 20 demon
stra,e ~" sizing quality and endur-
ance OF horses
There -" only Two things In the
world which Will arrest tho attention
% all men-hcoutiful women and beau
tiful horses All over the world men
watched with interest Saturdays race
because they have Inherited from their
forera: hers this iustinCt to admire the
endurance. gamNness and extraordinary
speed OF fine horses.
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REPLY TO SLATER

T E. Waters. manager or the Wood
land baseball club OF Woodland an
swers the letter published several days
go and signed 10y Bob Slater OF
Clarksburg as follows:
Dear S!r:--In regard I" the letter Of
Bob Slater, ! wish 70 state the reason
the sunday game with the Aliens was
not talephoned into your office was be-
cause OF the storm Saturday night
causing all telephones to hP out of
order Service was not restored until
Wednesday evening.
Also Say thai Woodland has several
open dates yet. and We WOULD like to
hear from any good scm!-pro club in
the Ohio valley. especially for n game
away from home July 4th Cali Wood
land Ia on the telephone or address
me as follows:
T. T. WATERS
Mgr. Woodland r. q. club
Woodland. W Va.
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IN
CLEAN SWEEP
At SANDWICH

Sandwich. England. June 23.-(By
the Associated Press American play
FRS today swept the field in the British
open golf championship. Walter Hag-
On won the cup with a score OF 800
for the - holes.
Jim Barnes was tied FOR second posi-
ton with George Duncan, the veteran
British player. their cards reading 3Ol.
Jock Hutchinson. who held the Brit
ish open title came next with score
of 3O2.
Hagen this evening received the
championship cup and purse OF 30
pounds sterling from lord North
bourne. president o. the Royal st.
Georges Golf club. In n short speech
Hagen said hr hored !" bring the cup
back to England next year and defend
1t.
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CITY TENNIS TOURNAMENT WILL
GET STARTED THIS AFTERNOON
TO WOODLAND

The recently organized Wheeling Tile
baseball team viii bump - against
their strongest opponent OF tho year
tomorrow afternoon when N" South Sid
"rs meet tho strong Woodland club at
Woodland.
Doe Cccil star mouudsmar c"r tho
Woodland club will far" IN" locals.
r.aet Sunday he pitched aga.rs, the
A.i'"s ~ tHiS city had nineteen strike
"G' and allowed hut three hits. Mean
while he gathered four hits himself.
The ma ma gcrTant at the Tile aGGreGa-
ton will take the following payers on
the trip: Boyd Daiis r. Wanda. Red
man. Gillcy. Corr;s. Wise. Miller. j.
Wanda. T. McIlcy. Kemp, hermann ana
ColVin.
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Two base hit: Rtxey. Three base
hits Burns Duncan. Stolen bases:
Duncan. Harper ?. P!nelr Sacrifice
hits: Duncan. Rixey. Double play: Mo
kan and Gooch Left on bases Cincin-
natl, 10; Pittsburgh S. Base on balls:
OFF Rixey. /: off Morrison, 2 Struck
out: BY RiXey. l: BY Morrison. :. Hits:
Off Morrison. s in innings: Off Hamii-
ton. in innings. Winning pitcher:
Rixey. Losing pitcher: Morrison. I'm
plres: Wilson and KLEIN. Time: 40.
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NEW SONG ARRIVES

Cor,ies Of THE Nineteenth Hole" the
latest golf song written. have been
t.eceived here and will be introduced
ut the Country club within a few days:
The words. written by Frank Mcintyre,
are catchy and novel, while music by
Percy Wenrlch is just as clever. 1t Is
truly a "I.augnable Lay for. Gohng
Cooks" and published by the Leo F'eist
company OF New York
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HORST RACING
BEGIN LONG AGO
GAroNIA gEcIAh TOMORROW AT
TRACTS .TTENTION BECAUSE
RoRS5 ARE rHoRoUGH-
BREEDS
Horse Association Of America In Inter,
ssting idi.ortal-Ractng De-
velops Breed

World we interest in the s5O.0ON
Kentucky SCial Race. ~ LatonIa June
gath Is dudo 4 deep rooted. inherited
instinct iulU men 10 admire horses
possessing Extraordinary speed, endur-
ance and lmeness. according 10 the
Horse Association Of America.
Racing han thousands Of wears he.
fore Chrisnmong Ara hians. to determ-
inc the fleest. strongest and most en-
during hors. the lives OF their owners
often depeiSng thereon. Race winners
were used hou sands of years ago is
sircs and - steadily improved Ara bin n
horses. Ler. the best Arab. Turk and
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louisville HERE

Tomorrow afternoon the fast Fodys-
vile Athletics will inTad" tn" Fort! =
sixth street grounds tn meet the Golden
Links. and with Rayl on the mound
and Auten receiving the locals are pre-
dieting hard fought game. for the VS.
itorS are fast and have been hitting
a good stride all season.
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PLAY MOUNDSVILLE

The strong NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nine
or the East End will Journey TO
Moundsvillc this afternoon to meet the
strong former I.-". league club OF that
place. Miller. the star twlrlcr for the
Whitakers. will probably start on the
mound.
The following PLAYERS are requested
20 report at 1870 sharp today Tor the
trim: busch. Dorah!e, Eigenorod. Del
hrugce Ppnick. Katonia. T. Ballog. q.
BalloE. Miller. Anderle, HamilL Robert.
son and Taufate.
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GIANTS END THEIR SLUMP.

New York. juno 23-The New York
Nationals came out OF th"!r slump to-
day and won an easy victory from
Brooklyn. 9 TO |. Douglas had Iittl"
difficulty In holding Brooklyn IN
check Wheat's home run in the eighth
inning depriving the spIthall pitcher of
q shutout StenEel hi \ hon" run and
two singles In four times up. Score
by innings: u. II. T.
brooklyn ......0 n q q q q O. u
New York $3.50. n o o q x II :
Vance. Decatur and Dcherry; Douglas
and Smith
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DUNCAN STEALS
HOWE IN 18th
Cincinnati Defeats Pittsburgh
ln.Upenlng Game OF Series,
s to :.

PITTSBURGH. June 23.-Loose playing
being Pirate pitchers resulted IN an
easy victory for Cincinnati to-day. I"
. Duncan gave the crowd thrill
when no stole home IN the fourth in
ming Umpire Wilson was cut on the
head when struck by Wingo's mask.
However. he did not retire from the
game. The score:
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JOHNSON WINS PITCHING DUEL

II-achinrion- lnno 9H---Wa.N nElNN
defeated Philadelphia 2 80 q. to-day. IN
a ritrhIng ducl between johnson arc
Hoima,.r. Score by innings: 4 II. +.
I,ni'adcIrhIa n q o n q " q 2
Washington -.OO n n n n 02N y. 2 u
Hc'na"h and Perkins: Johnson an"
Picini n.
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|0HoNY XII BANE LAUGHS At THE
DECISION OF BOXING COMMISSION

champion OF his class In New York
state by the New York boxing commits
sion. tonight declared the action Of the
commission is n joke.
He further stated efforts are being
made for him To- fight at LoraiA. O., on
Labor day, his opponent to be chosen
from tho following: Danny Frush.
Johnny Dundee. Andy CLANCY, Pepper
Martin or Kid Wagner 1t IL said
Matchmaker Mat: Hinkle has offered
Kilbane $4,000 for the bout.
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.NFN YORK RDXNG COMMISSION
GIVES ULT|N|AT I'M To CHAMPION

tract TO DC signed when Il site was
selected for the match.
The commissions action VAS not
news 70 this trio, kearnS directed az
ten,,on 10 Yesterdays offer TO pemp-
sev 20 meet Wills II Richard would
handle the match and the promoter :
announcement that he is already search
ing for a site. ,nVo.rinS the sounding
out OF various state boxing COMMISSIONS
for permission - stage mixed en-
counter
Il think that everything will b" mn
ished before July H. the date the com
mission has set" Frank FlournoY SAID
The battle may he staged IN New YORK
state" he added
Must Meet Wills First
If the TWO aTC matched. however.
DEMPSEY will be permitted ~ -
through with whatever bouts h" M
already arranged but nc will not ~"
allowed 20 enter into any boxing corr
tract until after he has disposed OF the
Wills challenge. this official said
After waiting three DAYS after the
Ne, originally set. the commission IT.
r,yocablv vacated the middlewetSh'
title held by Johnny Wilson Of Boston
when informed today that EFFORTS haN"
failed to match him with Harry Grch
light heavyweight champion. who had
challenged. In addition. the commits
sion revoked wilson's license 10 box IN
this state.
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SIX HonrERS BY PILLS.

Philadelphia. June -Rappc'S single
scoring Leslie In the tenth inning to-.
day gave Philadelphia n 10 20 victory
over Boston. S!N home runs were made
IN the contest. five Of them by the
locals. who entered the ninth inning
with five run lead.
Score by innings: T.. IT H.
Roston .....n q n o n IL : a.. II |
rhIlad a. phia- 70 Sp2 3 II 1--l0 II :?
cesChger. watson. ChrIstenhury. Ian
sing, Vanguard ana GowdY, Gibson.
Uuntell Weinert aud Henlinc
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.Batted for SchuNp In seventh.

Two-hose hits: Jameson, ONr!!l.
&unamok.r. Home runs: Shecly, Hoop
or S.nlen bases: Hooper. Wamhsganss.
SACRIFICES. WambeEnu%s. Falk. Gardner
Evans Johnson. Hooper Double plays
Womhsgansr. r. S"wel' I" MclnniS:
Johnson Ia Shnel". Left on bases;
cleveland {: Chirarn. 6. Ras" on hal!s;
or Mails. !: or Schupr. .: of k""fe J.:
~ Robertson. ,. struck out RY S'hnnN'
2. hv Edwards |; by Lindsey. !. nus.
O- Mails. : in innings; of k""'". !:
n 81? innings: ofH Edwards. IN ! :"
innings; of Lindsey. in IL inn n%N'
Of Schunr. in innings; of Robert
son ~ innings. Winning p'trh"":
Robertson Losing n!tcher: 1.'nd@"H.
T-mplrcs. Evans Owens and NA'Sh
Time o. game. Two honrs and 10
minutes
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HOW they STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games

Chicago ). st. Louis
New York .: Brooklyn !
Philadelphia 10, Boston
Cincinnati d: Pittsburgh
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HARRY KOOPER'S
HOMER ENDS It.
Chicago White Sox Victors
Over Cleveland Indians In
l0-Inning Battle.

Chicago. June @&.-liarry HooperS
homc-run smash to deep center today
ended a 1O-!nnins bate. Ini"aGo de-
fca,in" Cleveland. ) I" =. and taking
firmcr hold on fourth place Score:
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MO TIMELY RAFTING.

st. Louis. June 23.--Failure of the
Cardinals 10 tako advantage Of their
hits resulted In the Chicago team,
rompIng OFF with a victory. to >, here
to-day.
Score by innings: r. II. f..
Chicago ....2 % p II |
St. Louis ......0 q q o q a. .
Cheeves and Wirth: Doak. BarfuoI
North and Alnsmth.
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YoHrs wins Tourney.

william { Fownes Jr.. won tho
tournament defeating Greer McIlvain
in tho Analsby the decisive score OF
and 5. the semI-hnals. Fownes
defeated r. \. Lyme the Western
Pcnnsylvaniaamateu champion. This
match also cded . and 5.
1t was Zones frst appearance IN a
tournament : the country for two
years. Dung the tournament just
closed he pGed the best golf OF his
career. Las year III health prevented
him playing nd he staged a comeback
which still established him a. being
one Of the gRtsst amateurs in America
despite his syanced years.
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SAYS ACTION - A JOKE AND Ar
RANGEMENTs ARE BEING
MADE FOR BOUT
FOR HIM
Lorain Matchmaker Offers $4,000 for
Featherweight Clash on
Labor Day

Cleveland. o. June @".--tSpec.al.)-
Johnny Kilbane. king "r the feather
weights. who has been denied a. The
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Southern Association

birmingham. o: Atlanta. II.
Memphis. 4: Chattanooga. l2
Mobile. 2: New Orleans. :.
Little Rock, 6: Nashville. :.
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ahe Standing
Today'B Games

st. Louis AZ Detroit
New York at Boston
Cleveland at chicago
Philadelphia AT Washington
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games

Detroit 10; 81. Louis
Boston >. New York
Chicago =; Cleveland
Washington =. Philadelphia
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Mining Game.

In the mminG round Pearce was
no match tor Pollock. The Wheeling
player startetout by winning the first
i've holes. laying beautiful golf.
Pcarcs succeied IN halving the sixth
and seventh I'll then won the eighth
In 81 Pollo< however won the ninth
with a par re to Pearce's six. Pol
lock was OutIn SO. Pearce won the
tenth hole s. but Pollock had a
birdie three the eleventh and par
five on the weltth winning both OF
them. The inch ended on the thirteen
Tn which he lived in four. The cards
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American Association

Milwaukee. :: Toledo. ;
Kansas city. s. iolunhuS I.
Minneapolis. /. Indianapolis. ..
ST. Paul. 3: Louisville. .
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BEGIN AT O'CLOCK TODAY
DOUBLES NEXT Wick
Entries VIII be Received Up 70 Tins
OF Drawing This Afternoon
many Entered

Nearly everything is in readiness for
he annual city tennis championship
tournament 10 I've staged next week. and
already = large rumbcr Of entries have
"eeu 20 'ciyed. The drawings in the
mcr's singles will be made this after
noon between and o'clock and entries
with hc received up to that time Soma
"r the preliminary matches will be
PLAYED off this afternoon after the
drawings.
The mems and mixed doubles will not
get started until next week. and will then
run every afternoon until finished.
Much interest Is being shown, and more
nro expected to yet file their entries
today.
Following AFRO the entries so Tar IN
the mems doubles:
Tom Beattic r. f. SLACK
Tom Cummrs Bowie
Bob rermar Wright Hugus
Bill Abrams Frgh Fleming
Henry Scott James Riley
Rr,ar Scott Herbert Olmstead =
EDGAR sweanv Woodward Franz
stump" F'riedrichs helm
Arthur F'hberts Charles Jackson
Allen Bowie Morgan Tayior.
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International League

Toronto. =: baltimore. >.
Syracuse .. Jersey city. \.
RurfaIo. 10. Reading. +.
Only three games played.
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TOtaIS 80 y
QD-Batted for Morrison In Tth.
(2)-Batted for Hamilton IN 9Th.
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The fruit Of the egg plant is some
times called mad apple"
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Cleveland

.Rptted for Mails IN Ef;h.
+Batted for Evans in nin'h.
IRAN for O'Neill in n nth.
some out whom winning run scored.
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COPS CONSOLATION BY WINNING
TWO MATCHES YESTEEDA1-
PLAyEp GREAT GOLF.
Player who eliminated Local P@y0T
COPS rurney-Return Homo
his Morning.

0aNmont Guntry Club. Fulton. "a
INN, .&.-Jut Pollock, won the con-
ISOLATION Esht n the first sixteen OF tne
annual invitation tournament or tho
Dakmont CoWtry Club by defeating
Richard c bag In the finals THIS
afternoon, in spirited match. ) ana l.
In the semi mails this morning FOL
lock defeated I. II. Pearce, Hannoppih
Cuuntry club and s.
The West Erglnlan Amateur cham
pion PLAYED hRuttful golf in ootn OK
his matches sday and displayed MS
best form Of he tournament. II was
unfortunate thC he was or hts game
when ne encountered Henry &. towneS'
II. in ;he mrs round. AZ the goif ne
easbed tcdav Nould have beaten almost
any PLAYER in the tournament one
reason attributd TO Pollocks improved
form was the tct that he became more
familiar with te course as the tourney
progressed. To fact that he was un-
acquainted wit Il mittgated against
hin, in the cary rounds.
Pollock was hitting beautiful Tee
rhot today. an his drives !nNarlao'S
were straight own the course. mere
was crispness to his iron SnotS ana
,hey were alwys straight TO the PIN
PLAYING agains Long in the finals. TINS
afternoon Pollok assumed an early
lead and when:he turn was reached he
was three up. his medal score being
IS. one above pr. 10 Longs Il. Coming
back home. Lag sallied and won the
tenth and eleenth In succession. but
POLLOCK si,adu and played fine GOLF
Cor the rcmainsr OF the inward journey.
Ue halVed le long twelfth In par
fy. and won he thirteenth IN three
THE fourteenth twas halved In Ave Pol
I,cK won the fifteenth in Ave. making
him three up Long won the siNteenth
when Pollock :as bunkered on his tee
shot The toner was on the edge OF
the green on Is drive and Clipped up
close 10 the n and poled out a par
three Cor a IN. Pollock taking four
Pollock ended he match by winning the
seventeenth VIII q par four to Longs
nye Long w. trapped on his short
chip shot. With was his undoing. The
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1922-04-12

Hear and see the Chorus in the
" kleptomaniac" April 18th.
The Aberdeen board of education at
/, recent meeting in that city provided
hat summer school be conducted as in
Former years, and that four teachers
ae employed for a six weeks period,
two of the four teachers selected for
his service are former Milbank young
ladies', Miss Hazel Maxfeld and Miss
Maud Johnston. Their selection as
instructors for this summer school
indicates the high standing in
which these two young ladies are held
in their educational work, and their
home friends extend congratulations.
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SPECIAL + AT A. b. G..

The Aberdeen Business College Of
fers special rates for spring and
summer enrollments. Send for big
catalog. 1t will pay you big dividends
Address Aberdeen Business College.
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SUPERVISOR OF MUSIC IN WHEEL
ING PUBLIC SCHOOLS DIS
CUSSES BIG EVENT AT
NASHVILLE.
Attended by More Than 1,ooo-Great
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Auxil-
larry Formed.

Miss Lucy Robinson, supervisor OF
music in the Wheeling public schools.
has juest returned from the National
Conference OF Music Supervisors. held
March 20 to "a at Nashville. Tenn. 1t
was attended by 1000 music super
visors from thirty-SiN states for the
purpose Of advancing The study Of mu-
sic In the public schools and stimu'
lating interest in the South in good
music.
Presidents OF various colleges from
over all parts OF the country were in
yited to be guests OF the musical SUI
pervisors, representing EaSsar College.
University OF Michigan. Vanderbilt
College, OF the South, University OF
louisiana, and many smaller inStitu-
tons and colleges. They al told OF
the enthusiasm and interest which has
grown in America within recent years
through tho movement Of Introducing
good music into the public schools.
Blind and Colored Singers.
Wonderful programs OF music were
presented by the schools Of that local
ity," Miss Robinson said in discussing
her visit, "one OF particular interest
being the work Of tho Timothy School
for the Blind. at Nashville. where the
teachers demonstrated their system OF
teaching. which is done by the use Of
raised notes similar 10 the blind alpha.
bet used by them for reading. The
method OF teaching rhythm and har-
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GETS $3.50 VERDICT
AFTER ROAD ACCIDENT

Martinshurg. W. Va. March 2S.-Doc-
tor C. J. Ba@er Of Norton. W. Va, anil
Woodstock, Va. was awarded $3.50
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CASCARETS 10
For Constipated Bowels-Bilious Liver

tonight will empty your bowels com
plotcly by morning and you will feel
splendid. They work while you
sleep" Cascarets never stir you UP
or grippe like Salts. Pills. CalomeL OF
Oil and they cost only ten cent3
box. Children love Cascarets too.
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damages by a circuit court jury here =
day In his suit against Berkeley count
for injuries received May Z last, on ID
highway between this city and Winchsi
ter. a.
The road was In progress Of repat
at the time Of the accident and th
complainant alleged that proper warn
ing signs had not been placed alcn
the highway. The suit waS g CON
panion to that Of Verna r. Saecf o
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