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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-03-28
Political Announcements
70 the Voters of Steele County:

TO the Voters of Steele County:
| hereby announce my candidacy
for the nomination, on the Republican
ticket, for the Office of States Attor-
ney OF Steele County, and 1 respect
fully solicit your support and suffrage
at the primary election to be held in
June. Sincerely Yours,
P. o. SATIRE,
Finley, N. D.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1912-03-28

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-17
LAMB CONFESSES
TO ONE MISTAKE
Admits That He Was Wrong
When He Voted for Spanish
American War.

Speaking last night In an open-air
meeting a, Eighteenth and Grace
streets. Congressman John Lamb vol
UNFAIRLY confessed to one serious mis-
take im hts cSreseutativc career. This
Was ia voting ioi the Spanish-Amer-
lean War lie would never, he said.
nave used his vote 10 help sccure the
passage OF the declaration OF war had
he known u would entail Sovereignty
"Nrr tne Philippine Islands
Ilfr only mistake OF his career put
iortn u.s. his opponents said CaDtaiu
LAMB Was that he had voted for "A
tarlH Of SlI5 on lumber instead OF the.
proposed 81 tax.
UNLESS my distinguished opponent,
~ ms long hght 10 re-enter public
HE, can lind something wrong that
nave done or lay his ringer on some
public duty nave left uudone. ! shall
pc iononiNHtcd and re- elected" pre-
Hlcicd the Cougressman That Is
whia the people out in the counties
Vi tlis district are snyng and that
VIII Joe the verdict OF my constituency"
rue Particularly protested against the
adsument mat he is too old for the
ONCE. lnstaucinr ;he work OF Thomas
JEFFERSON. John Adams ana Noltaire
when older than he now u.s. Further
NE said. Ae would ike to Show his
hearers Uncle Joe Cannon ANA General
sherwood far N the seventies. stll
tiVrs
-four negro noys iniudicously set
OF sort OF mine or skyrockct I'm the
midst of tic Vacant lot. and II seemed
lh" shower OF iery sparks would never
rnf Captain Lamb said tho display
was simliar TO that which will be made
NiS friends ON tho night of Au-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-17
VACATION SCHOOL
OP EMS ON JULY q
Teaching Staff for Second SEES
sion Announced by DR..
Chandler.

Announce was made yesterday
TIE S pdSiic snhna, J q G Shandler. Of
me Scnool Board had authorized the
opening OF the second session OF yaca-
Lon Lon schools on July -. These schools
~ IN iYI SIX weeks. making thirty
following four classes OF pupils:
i nose VINO nave failed on from one
10 To- Tour subjects and desire. TO have
stand examinations Tor promotion T.
the next grade.
= Those pupils who. though they
VIII nave to repeat their grade next
year. desire TO study the subjects on
WLlch they are weak. so that their
nHtNces OF promotion for next term
will be greatly increased
3. Overage or retarded pupils who
fecl that by summers work they
"isht be able TO skip a grade
upns VINO. under the group sys-
I'm, nae almost COMPLETED the grade
above and desire to finish th.. work or
IhAl grade ana be promoted by cN-
animation AT the end OF summer
4 Jun graded school viii be con,
Quoted at Runner school. io7 North
lWei,tn street. with grades from "a
!" as lnoiuSiNe- The ma Nimum mum.
Der OF pupils in any grade VIII be
twenty four. Smaller schools VIII be
cvnGuctcd at Chimbcrazo school. Th,r-
l'em +. Fox School. on Hanover Ave
richmond
All patrons desiring to enter chill
dren In these schools should notify Su.
perintendent J. y. G. Chandler Room
iVs. city Han by mail at once.
me following have been appointed
teachers IN the vacation schools.
Principal. X J. Hoke
Runner ScAool-2A MISS White
MonDy. 2B. Miss Juaniia Manning. "a
VI ISIS Eleanor Patterson: 3B. Miss Anne
la : Buck iA Miss Marion L. Cor
dom L.. Miss Romina spies 5A. Miss
Mary M9ntaEue. 5B. Miss Mamie
Mondy. Departmental sA-TB. Miss
Henrietta Pulliam. Miss ammo Mason.
Miss Myrtle Eubank, MISS Mary y Eu-
bank.
Chimborazo school-M!ss Lyne F..
Moseley MISS Grace Heckler. Miss Il.
Estclle Shackelford
Air. II r. cox. Mss JAMIE Walsh. Miss
Hopson kirby.
Powhatan school-Miss Cheadic
lawson. Miss Hattie Hecklcr, MISS VIZ
g!nia Baker
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-17
BRIDGE CONTRACT
NOW FAR BEHIND
But Committee Grants Extension
of Time, and May Have
to Grant More.

An extension OF four months t!mo
on the completion OF the new Mayo
Bridge WAS allowed by the Commit
tee on Streets last night. though it
now completed in that time The con-
tract was awarded July H.. 1911. to l.
j. Smith & Co. the work TO be com
pletod in one year City Engineer
Rolling reported to the street Com
mittee last night that tho new bridge
was only 80 per cent. completed. ali
OF the work done so far having been
Mayo's Island -Four months time was
lost last winter on account of bad
weather. and that time the committee
greed to allow the contractor.
The consent of the oIncil having
been secured for the paving OF Thirty
second street from Broad to Grace
street with asphalt blocks, Messrs
Marshall Ward delegation on the com
mittee last night moved that bids he
invited. Mr. FERGUSON. who has led
the fight against the bitulithic having
award for Broad Street for which Mr..
sullivan and Mr.. Nielsen have been
strong supporters, proposed substitute
ing bitulithic on Thirty-second street.
asking why Broad street should have
paving inferior to that desired for
Thirty-second Street. The point was
raised that the Council resolution coiI
ed for asphalt block. Mr. FIaddon in
sisted that there was no use ndver-
Using for bids. as the asphalt trnsi
any one To compete Since the regolu
ton specified asphalt block. he thought
the city abs olutely in the hands OF the
Washington Asphalt Block and Tile
Company to pay whatever Il demand
Inc bids were ordered TO DO ADVERTISED.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-17
INSPECT MILITIA
At HOME STATIONS
Soldiers Will Not Be Mustered
This Yeas by State Authori-
ties at Encampment.

state inspection OF the Virginia Vol
unteers VIII not be attempted in camp
1his year, but VIII be done 10y COM
panles IL local armories later on The
change IN custom, Whereby the troops
were Inspected last year during their
lowed
Inspection takes time The Firs,
Brigade encampcd at Cllpeper In iDll
ty regiments, each uf the units occu-
pying The ground ono week This gave
uitclent time to Lieutcnant-C Colonel
10 Lane stern assistant Inspector
general 81 tie Virginia Volunteers. TO
lave the men mustered Ny cOmuanies
ana TO 20 over their arms and ac-
Ccutcrments
Tho situation Is different this year.
Inc entire brigade VIII hc in camp
together al Mt Gseiua for only "a lli-
tle more imam week and this does
not permit enough time TO view an THE
ihen and their outfits Besides the i'm
Hp'c elton IS supposed 30 cover armorics.
and while series of fortuitous cir
otnsthnccs enabled Colonel stern to
take care OF fhe trmofies i'm l0ll. he
VIII not Doe able TO do 500 again without
visiting oach aity ana town whicn has
company of uliiia ID DIS unneces
sar% no say t1et tut soldiers like hest
10 he lnsp". trl az h0re where more
men turn oHt with It'll. iusyituhle r.-
SUI ~ more eDuufus f.rd-
No4onel stern wil lat.- ur.rare Ills
itlNeraff fce tfs iHtpcrfinr fGur -rh.
"ork VIII probably rot lerfr utfn
'he NFst week W. -trtemhtr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-17
BELLEVUE PLANS
STAND APPROVED
School Board Instructed to
Award Contract on Com
petitive Bids.

Revised plans for the new bellevue
public school building 10 stand on the
van Lew property at Twenty fourth
and Grace Streets. recently acquired BY
the city. ana 70 cost $4,000. we're an
proved by the Committee on Finance
last night she city School Board
was instructed to award contract
after receiving conn ess,ivo bids on
the plans OF Messrs. Carneal and John
ston The plans Tor the new sidney
School were ordered gctlrned to tho
Schooi Board 10 he reduced TO the limit
hAed in the resolution. when provided
That the building was not to cost com
pletc more than $4,000
The Committee on Finance also APP
proved the plan of extension o. VII
nam BYRD PARK. recommending 10 the
Council resolution directing tho CIV
Engineer TO prepare detailed plans and
estimates Tor the parking OF the
9k'.ia Grove Annex. and the making
OF the series OF lakes proposed. Tho
preliminary estimate OF the cost has
been placed at 10000.
The meeting Was probably the last
nut the Finance Committee VIII hold
before the August meeting Of tho
Council. and the body sat until nearly
midnight in an effort TO clear lls
docket OF q largo number OF pending
papers which. u not acted on viii die
Win the present Council.
inc committee recommended reiec-
uon OF q resolution providing for the
purchase by The city Of the franchise
- - 80 "a si.e iah'Hcait. llsht,
Heat and Power Company for $500.
The City Attorney has advised mat no
obligation rests on the city To buy
back tho franchise once given away.
ana mat II IS no barrier TO the CITY
Gas Works In proceeding to install
mains IN south Richmond streets
The company has operated an
acetylene gas making plant In rnali
way. ard the committee was alvisee
that It's pipe lines were too small "a
be used by the city. even IL mcquf-od.
and That tho plant would be- vaiueless
for tho purpose ~ making csty gas
The proposition for cmploY mcrt ~
lcipal band Was tabled as was
the ordinance GREETING the position OF
dock master.
The City Attorney was directed to
acquire. property 70 omen Main street
from west TO Auburn street 10 cost
s-9Vo. aud resolution was recon-
mended aparopriatins $3.50 Tor pay
ron and IepAlrs 10 nrldEes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-17
FACE INDICTMENTS
Many business and Professional Nc,
hn'e rallied To Pay state Licenses.

ManN professional and business men
IN iHchmond have failed 70 nay their
state taxes according to statement
MADE Yesterday Afternoon by Common
wealth's Attorney Minitrec Folkes. and
iace indictments when the grand Jury
meets next week. Tho Commissioner
Of Revenue. Mr.. Tolkcs said is now
preparing list of dclinouents. and
hills against an who do moi come for
ward ana settle their Indebtedness at
10 the jury.
The exact number OF dclinqucnts in
tho CITY is not known hut it was csti-
ma mated ny Mr. Toikes that mora than
to carry on their business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-17
EXCHANGE PICKS HOME
Real E~tnte Men VIII Re Iocntcd nj
lob Emf iInin.

Al meeting OF the Richmond seal
Estate Exchange held Ia the oflces
OF tho Chamber OF Commerce ycst-r.
day a noon. II was decided 70 ron; the
space In the rear OF 1913 East Main
street At that location there Is ample
space for Offices OF the exchange and
the proposed auction room. \ large
number OF the members have express.
ed Themselves as being In favor 81
having al the sales IN one place. and
IL Is expected that the auction room
VIII he put into operation as soon az
the necessary work OF remodelins can
be done
President Funston appointed tho fol-
loving standing committees:
liam Todd r. r. Harrison
Naturalization c. Easley. Henry
:. Hntzler. o. i. Hawkins j. Thomp-
son Brown. W r Gl!nn.
Mambership-H. = McCurdy r
Francis Green. II. r. Pollard Jr c. c.
Chaplin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-17
DISTURBED CHURCH
NrSr" Fined for Being Disorderly md
Nssnmlting Vim and Mnmun

oscar Hays. colored. was fined s25
and costs yesterday morning In Police
Court Tor assaulting George Murphy.
also colored. and creating dis turbance
IN tae Holy Tabernacle Church last
ior assauliing Amanda West colored
George Britt ana Grant Harris. both
colored, were held for the grand Jury
on The charge Of having cocaine in
Alice Scott. colored. was nned SO
a,nd costs for resisting Patrolman Jor-
Jonn McGrifin was convicted OF as
lannie Griffin, ana was fined $50 and
Booker Hash colored. was fined sos
ana costs for maintaining an improper
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-17
COLGIN FINED S25
Looked for n Time as IL lie Would
HIVE 10 60 to Jnii.

10 TO 10 JHli
william NJ Colgln was fined se5 for
contempt OF court by Judge G.rianan
in the ChGncery Court yesterday for
Interfering with the sale OF certain
property under court order. and for
using profane language 10 certain OIL
GERS OF the court. who We're conducting
the sale Coigin described the court
order as robbery. and expressed his
opinion OF the court officers in no un
certain terms
Yesterday ne had little to say in
his defense Not having the money
with him. Judge Gi!nnan ordered him
turned over TO the sheriff to be de-
tanned in the CITY Jail until the fine
was paid FOR more than an hour 1t
looked like the jail Tor Colgin. as ne
sat about the clerks Office in custody
OF deputy sheriff. hoping friends
would come to his rescue. On solici-
tation of city Attorney Pollard. who
had been the complainant; in The case.
Judge Grlnnen relented and allowed
ColG!n 10 go. with the understanding
that the fine Will be paid to-day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-17
OFFERS $3.50 REWARD
Governor 10 Assis; in Capture of Muir
hcrcr OF Mnmnn Ncnr nnn Air

Upon the application of Haskins
Hobson. Commonwealth's attorney Of
Chesterfield county. Governor Mann
Yesterday offered q reward OF $3.50 for
the apprehension Of the murderer or
murderers OF the unidentified woman
found dead two weeks ago near Bon
TO any ono furnishing the authorities
with infcrma tion leading to the arrest
Of tho guilty parties.
Chesterfield county has offered ro-
ward of $3.50. which together with the
Governors reward now makes total
of $500 awaiting the persons enectlng
the capture Of those guilty OF the
crime. Attorney Hohson remained I'm
consultation with Governor Mann for
some time He stated that the au-
thorities of Chesterfield county We're
as Yet undecided as TO whether the
murdered woman was white or color
cd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-17

In The case Of The K o Shoe Com
pany against r y James tried yester-
DAY in the Law and Equity Court.
Judgment was entered IN the sum OF
$55.65
The suit OF William A. Green against
j. T Howe was heard before Judge
Crump. involving s97T5. and was taken
under advisement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-17
To Act on Petition ro-HIorro,v.

Governor Mann announced yesterday
that he VIII act tomorrow on the
half OF Virginia Christian. the young
Elizabeth City county colored girl sen
fenced on APRIL 10 death In the cleo
Belotc last March The petition asks
the Governor to commute the sentence
from death q Ito inprisonment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-17
,Iurricdin 1yo,b,prton

The following marriage licenses we're
issued yesterday IN Washington =. C.
10 Richmouders:
Cecil r. Chappelle. OF Highland Park.
and Annie O. Garbett, 925 West Cary
street William w. Tennent. OF this
city. and Cora +. Saunders. OF Wash
ington
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-17

John G. Freeman qualified YESTERDAY
In the .Chancery Court as executor OF
the Will OF Martha s. Hobson The
estate is valued at $4,000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23
BETHANY WESLEYAN.
FOOTBALL GAME
At slsTERsVILLE SATURDAY AT.
TRACING GREAT ATTENTION.
The Game VIII Be for the State Cham
Pionship Large Crowd o.
Hooters to Be Present

- - ~ spatch % to Intelligence
bOCkHANNON. oct. % with the
near approach OF the day when West
virginia Wesleyan College and Beth.
any College meets Oh the gridiron. AZ
Paden Park. SisteTsville. October -.
there Is u proportional increase IN IN.
tereef
FROM all surrounding towns Their. Il
a demand for tickets and mail orders
are being allied every day.
The game will undoubtedly be .or
the state championship. as bethany
has shown by AL her games that she
II an actual contender for the tn.
She recently defeated the strong Ms
rletta College team at Bethany. and
since the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. game
was cancelled. on account Of a death
In the Marietta faculty. WESLEYAN viii
want 20 show her superiority 10 Be,h-
any. thereby being superior 70 Ma
rietta. her rival OF years standing.
From BuckhRnnon there will b. a
large crowd Of WESLEYAN students and
nooters accompany the team and az an
points along the line former WESLEYAN
students and graduates will be picked
up The Wesleyan team will leave for
Sistersville Friday afternoon and viii
be quartered Al the Brast hotel in
New Martinsville. during their stav
there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23
BOWLING CONGRESS
ASK COOPERATION
SECRETARY LANoTRY SENDS
OUT SECOND LETTER
TO 6OWIERS.
Wants to Know n Any Leagues In
the City Have Been Sanctioned.
Other Bowling Matters.

The following letter has been re-
ceived by the alley owners and bowl
ers OF this city from Secretary A. l.
Langtry. OF the American Bowling
Congress:
Milwaukee. Wis. Oct. IS. 1912.
Dear Sir-This IS my second letter
TO you OF this seaon asking for YOUR
co operation in the boosting OF the
game OF ten pins in your city. II you
have not been reelected secretary OF
your city organization. will you kind
ly advise me who your successor If.
and II you have been reelected. why
you should take some interest in the
welfare OF the bowlers who are mem
bers OF the city association under
your Jurisdiction
In the interest OF the bowlers in
your city. want 10 ask II any
leagues in your city have been sane
toned Now. then. this is a vital
point IN the protection Of the bowl
ers who bowl high scores and are en-
titled 10 reCognitiOu and lose all
chance through the neglect OF city
association secretaries to canvas the
field ana have all leagues sanctioned
Furth, fmore. have the alleys in
still secretary. OF are the recently
elected secretary. allow me to sug-
gest In the interest Of the game that
YOU get after The leagues TO secure
sanctions. and after the alley keepers
10 have their alleys certified
Enclosed you will find combination
blank for this purpose. as well as
city association application blanks.
0. "a.
enclose a resolution adopted at Chi.
cagO which may interest you We
wan action. and your assistance is
the only way we can secure success.
So lst us have a little OF your time
devoted 90 the city association over
which YOU are governing You are
expected % do this by the bowlers
who elect you 10 office.
Awaiting your reply. We remain
Yours respectfully.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23
STRONG TEAM
VIII REPRESENT High School Aoain4t
Marietta To-dsy-Gare Is Ar
ranged for East Liverpool

Wheeling High school will be- repro
scented hy an exceptionally strong
team in fhc game against Marietta
this afternoon. az fhe Ohio city. and
the locals arc confdant 81 winning
since fh" game with the vs.. q !.
soIhomorcs the squad has been con.
s.der1hly strengthened
Among fhe players who will accom-
rauy Coach Holden to Marietta wifi
De iIciefrum. Cowl. Roberts. Turk.
Mcdonald Marsh. NcGraunahau.
Hamilton. Sehwa'h. Spoare. Sfrauh.
Say. Hoeo Parker and McCmioch
Tho announcement was made yea.
fcrltE fIHt 90 game has boon ar.
ranged for saturday. Novcmher 60
with OBI" ha.- Liverpool team. at East
Liverpool
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23

Greene county yesterday after spending
fle past few dave with friends ga this
city
Jacob Kuutz returned 90 his homo az
New MurtiusNillr ys~fDriHy morning
after STeu ling fIt DIZZY With relatives ia
this city rnrpufc from columbus 3D.
Miss Mollle E.nol-. - Bride, port. is
spending few DAYS with friends and
Relatives 50. tul- t.tN
Miss jean Irghaw returned 70 hsr
home 20 Sew Ta-tlN pa. yesterday
morning. after sprrcsrs the past rev
davr with relatives fr this city
Mr. IS Nam Jarrett is confined 60
her home on Second street with . seri-
ogF Illness
Misese bora and rnli.e Fostlsv ait re-
turned Co their horne 20 Haruestille yes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23
STATS ELEVEN
ENTHUSES FANS
GREAT PREPARATIONS BEING
MADE FOR GAME
SATURDAY.
Manager Bailey Frazier Has Made
Up Great Schedule, Composed
OF the Best Squads.

Not In the history OF the pig skin
has Wheeling hen so enthused over
loot ball as during the present season.
Those who followed the Wheeling
Tigers In their palmy days and was
touted as one Of te greatest teams
that represented this city think that
the present Stats Athletic Club Is
on par In every department. that there
In no comparison. even Ia the line
plunging which was the big feature
Of the game that was played In those
dRvs
Although the High school. EIlintt's
and Lindslv have played most con
slant foot ban for many years. their
teams have been made up Of young
men. whose average have not eN-
eeeded i20 pounds. Vet they have been
The equal OF any school IN the country
In this class
Demand Good Games.
II seems that the Wheeling public
have arrived az m. point 90 demand
The game as played Ly the blk col
lege teams. where weight and mass
plays are features OF their prowcss.
Scoring Machine.
In this Manager Frazier. AZ the
Stats is making every effort 20 please
the public ~ building up heavy
favorahly with any college eleven boz
the Central States.
lie should receive tho support II the
followers ~ the game hv his dilig"nt
work IN securing the big college
schedule h, has arranged. ~. will
bring 10 Wheeling teams who ar.
holding down tho host el,veus in the
country
W. a. j.. who meets Yale. Army.
mn w n hsf hf Ia. nj Hr
scorclese. will give every on. an OPP
portunitv Co see how Whs.liug's own
team compare with tho best.
Much Interest Shown.
Tho interest shogu during tho past
few weeks has hen worry rratfyinc
e. the wnuHC.m.rf OF tho stats.
People bon 900 walks ~ no" have be
came interested and are urging the
local boys % win.
Waynesburp Saturday.
Tho cancellation oft ths Canal por.r
game az the last minute Dos th. Canal
Dover management WAS 90 disaiFuiut-
mcnt. Manager Frazier received e.
hundred telephone calls from tho fms
who were hop.re fnr 600 opportunity
81 seciuE t game saturday. hut aIl viii
Do satisfied who want Goo 500, "a battle
royal on ncN saturday. 'ct -f when
tho Stats open thfir college schedule
with the h'r Watnc-hurr college
eleven.
Record Crowd.
Preparations ar. ttIlE made for
record breaking crowd and Or the
weather conditions permit mo- one will
Do disappointed coach Johns ha3
his squad out SlfurIa. f.r three
hour practice with esrimmaEeq ami
ie very waH satisfied with fre show
ing A zrusIUrE prs.f.r. wHI fr ir-
I'D. fH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23

t-rtat morning after v's-trl T,rJr
and relatives in this city Tor M past
frv weeks
Horace Fr.-I l.ft ,,st,r... f.. nf
tofue 90 kaNford. vs.. Va. after sf.ul.n.
~ pact week with lIs parents Ia I'D.
sItN Dep "
There has been o.. ..rurr.ra.,. i,. tt,a
ITO" NIr" tlff 81. r. D. D.. -ussf.r.
'". alta fy'ff sIIf f1r about $4,000
-. l'nar l'ft yesterday morning gnr
TIP down through the southern part
~ TIE state ON business
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23

pinch ~ soda iu the fruit jar after
Icing washed will swestcn u This. ~
'u'f De- fn DO ruf loo tho Ja- before
lfirr sraldsd ur fi-asd ouf iaa,fr,- n
sweet and free from color
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23

Tonight. X X W VS. Liberty. Pro
rreseiVe ve Na-Dri. rI.I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23

Totals . go qEc qtg f.o1
"wednesday Sensation rs IT Henry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23

Totals ........... eos -1- 90 sfs
To-n.Rats Eames Highland "
bmeEas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-23
Demand God Game,.

IL seems that the Wheeling public
have arrived az m point 90 demand
The game as played by the biz col
leee teams. whore weight and mass
plays are features of their prowcss