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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-30


Mics f-liy1hcfh N1rk. returned 20 her
hon" ir Tuifor ys.f'ri1v after arerd-
irr t''rrIl weeks visiting 'r Tcrre
fltrfc. Ind
NI.s pauline shell returned from
returned from Tift.iYrrr ycafcrdtV.
Lou ru1 Martin SAKE. ~ Fulton. are
Co-fi,v and Thompson. arrested ~
i-'r grove for fr7tirg. appeared tsfore
''s rnffrr Yesterday evening pleaded
2" JOS "r1 rrIf f.er fines
Oft''s klerr resumed I'e dutIee 80
conductor yrsfrrJ1, after spending two
u..l- .'sf .rr ut..uf, m %. rrs.tf lnkcs.
The IS s'uar InrOrg company. ~ FuI.
'gr. w'l rtau rcw store - 80 corner
~ Nfr and IrI're streets October
Nr. IHu.e Tong trI o. fI1r.n. - Hun
'rEi.r are Victims Mr. g. D. carter.
NJ fnrf.f fIfw
I.. ...fI ..f.Ire ~ HIr'rrfrn Tr-a
n |ffl f.r ~nsH rrns.t. f.r rtft a rfrn
Grow" irr 's heirE fsrat-cd
Th. r'. IHg o0 rrl,Hr4 hru ie almost
John linton. motorman m fro Yin
Grove frr 'fa r. .rurf i'e ro. IfIrr
a frrv rfUr OF rIrl Grove. lore ver.
'eriIf fnr TifteigrrH fn Welt ffa rf.to-
chester WhihIw v.e o. lueirfar .tffer
ir Eiw Grove Yesterday
Mre ~ = LITTLE .s ir-rrovfr- A. N~~
hDwr ir Nr'ufIr.. addition
Tho cts q Eim Grove orrpanv T. nut
N'E IL rgv 'ru-H'I 80 fhc row er houa..
.r ifw Grove
Tsfr fow'her forerrnn 10 .ro r-rr,
Grove milne frcrf Surff, WIN Dis rtr-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-30
WITHIN THE LAW
SCORES AT COURT
HERE THIS AFTERNOON AND
EVENING AND FINE CON-
PANV IN CHARGE.
Audience last Evening az Opening
Performance Was Most
Enthusiastic.

Long have theatre lovers OF Wheel
ing waited to see Within the Law"
and Monday evening their desires
were satisfied. One of the best COM
panies and emotional actresses ap-
pearing here for some time scored at
the Court Monday. The same COM
pany within the Law" matinee to-
day and tonight.
A large and appreciative audience
was in attendance at the initial APP
pearance and pronounced Miss Jane
Gordon as Mary Turner. was perfect
in her acting. Her emotional work IS
something fine. She has that charm
ing personality which endears her to
her audience and has the happy fac
utly of speaking the proper words at
the proper time. and they are so ex-
pressed as TO make friends for her
every where. especially among the
women.
The whole story is wound around
repeated threat to lower one who
did not do wrong but by court was
judged wrong. Mary Turner. en-
ployee in a department store where
the girls are paid too little wages. IL
accused OF stealing goods found in
her locker. but which were hidden
there by another. She. in spite OF
her pleading and proof OF her inno-
cense, in sentenced for three years.
The proprietor Of the store wishes
her condemned as lesson for
Others who steal" not considering
her downfall and the outlook for her
future. She in turn thanks him by
telling him If he would pay decent
wages the girls would not steal. He
hounts by accusing her again OF the
theft. She is broken hearted and
tells him she will make him pay
dearly for IL all
In the second act she has served
her time and Is as sweet and digni-
he'd "a ever She tries TO helm others
up in the world as she struggles for
her. own rights. She makes a stake
by dealing within the law" as she
expresses IL. 1T don't matter how
You did IL so you have the money
and there is nothing you can't DO
with the law. IL you have Il. When
ofncers attempt TO arrest her. she
tells them so and weaves web
which displays how clever a woman
can be and how they can turn
trick and still keep within the law.
She finally marries the son OF the
proprietor who had her arrested and
feels she Is merely getting even"
She Is finally accused OF murder
with him in his own home and really
makes the proprietor pay dearly for
his accusation of her quilt. There
are four acts and Miss Eileen Wilson
as Agnes Lynch. and William Lam
bert as Joe Carson are clever. Is
pcCially clever is Miss Wilson. All
members OF the company are fine.
and the four acts are well set and
the acting fairly holds the audience
spellbound.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-30
mhcK WILL PERMIT
PLAYER TO WHITE

TIiiLNDELrHIN. September ~
Connie Mack is against tho ruliur a.
fIn National c0mmles ion thprueh
Nhi'h Participants iu the coming
world series arc fort lIden 10 write
l"r u'gspapers on general principle
'onrin Gays b. docs not bolicvo tn
PLAYERS should write
iui .n This case" no continued
'hiuk th" national commission f.
wrong n they we're Going 90 mako
such rule % ~ Guild have been made
afi"r Itrt 81 g. series when ~.
rguIut uaa aiHof
'ln.fsai ~ doing This tho eom.
m .sion waited until a fcw DAYS ago.
AFTER many ~ the players had ei.nrd
''rfrd'ff f1 write tIr sfOrifs Collins
ftI iiakfr ~ my team have signed
ard d0 not rr0ro.' ~ request tharr
f0 hr'al fhei- written contracts
Connie also declared that 20 lory
ae fh" Haa'bsli Writrrf' ars1cia'i0n
va making Tho protect again the
writing hy player They vpuid de-
better 10 they would rcf1se 20 allow
.f'fi' hf fh" players 90 ret into tho
columns - their papers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-30
ARREST MAN
sellaire Man Charged WIN Robbina
Cash Register ~ Merry-Co-
Round In MoUndsville

Martin ONeal ~ Bcllaire was ar
r"st"d th"re Yesterday afternoon on
a charg" of breaking into safe and
securing So in money from FISHER
and i"ap. who nrc operating q MOI.
ry-ro. round o. Mounds,illr fhi4 week
ONe1l has ten employed hv tro
above NAMED men Tor tho past .s,.
'ral months and the OWNERS noticed
The 80" had ben broken into carl,
yesterday morning and O.Ncat ua4
missing They ~ once made rom
plant fo CHIEF Of Police vs. y Game.
oi Mound Vile who trl.ptonof fhc
H''isir' autrorifi's. and They ~ once
arrested ONtal
Chisf Game ~ NoundrvIIIe went
fo ii'ltiro and ~ s-ri came arro.r
the river tn Nou- willie uuhorf .,.
tradition papers flr viii probably
J." given % hearing before g. iut. ice
of Tho p'lr. ths morning and httI
10 await tho action az fhe Oc'oi, r
rfand iuftq
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-30
Bad Negro Escapes From
M0undsviIIe Penifentiary
WAS NOT IN SHOPS WHEN
OF HIM FOUND.
Wheeling Woman Visited Him Sun
day--OHieials Think Aid May
Have Been Furnished.

Alexander Childs. colored, sent to
the Moundsville penitentiary from
period OF twenty years. has made his
escape. He was considered a bad
man. probably the worst In the West
Virginia prison. and It was necessary
TO watch him closely.
Childs was confined in his cell Sun
day evening when all of the prison
ers were locked up for the night and
YESTERDAY morning at o'clock when
the guards at the various shops be-
gan TO check-up the men who had
reported for work they failed 10 find
him. \ search was made in every
nook and corner OF the big institu-
ton and all OF the guards and pris-
on officials made thorough search
late last evening after all the men
were again locked up but failed 10
locate him.
Warden VI l.. Brown and Captain
]. Z. Boyd made an inspection OF
tuition yesterday morning and could
find no marks where he had climbed
over.
II is a rule OF the institution to
unlock all cells promptly at 8 o'clock
to permit the farm hands TO 40 to
work. Tut the men not employed on
the farm are supposed TO remain in
their cells until o'clock. and IL Is
thought that Childs did not as usual
remain In his cell at this time. but
got out OF bed when the farm hands
went out.
Warden Brown stated that a COL
ored woman who stated that her
home was In Wheeling paid Childs a
visit Sunday afternoon and talked
with him through the cage. The war
den also stated Childs could not have
made his escape without assistance.
The disappearance Of Childs is one
of the most battling instances that
has occurred about the big penal in.
stltution for long time. The war
den stated last evening that while
they had experienced no serious
serious trouble with Childs he was
considered 4 had man"
He was serving his second term,
having been sent UP from Fayette
county for burglary He was given
L. years on this charge and an addi-
tonal five years for having served a
former term. He had served about
four years. He is about IS years or
age. weighs about 145 pounds. Is
about feet. S inches in height and
wore a plain gray prison suit when
he escaped.
Members Of his family and rela-
tives have made frequent trips TO
III" Moundsyille institution since his
confinement 10 see him.
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Is SKEPTICAL
Connie rIaek MAY Change InheId During
Worlds Series Accord
ing 10 Rumor.
PHILADELPHIA:

PHlLADELPIIT;. Sept e9-Connie
va, k manager ~ the Athletics. - Ia!
4t"fr being optimistic over the wirnir g
or The Vurld'S series II ror-f. ,,,f,tI
AtreaN y might J.. said o.. j. migtftIr
atitid. hut a. thrr" ls NJ yellow ~tr,an
- r. "h'" !" not afraid. o." L. just *. IT,
-. NJ ~ thi~ was learned today
when Mack uuhp~otued himself To- =
close personal friend
;, Ma,k fears vha, may be done -
ms pitch"rs. lie * ftirly confident tina,
Hend"r and Plank viii deIiN.- wber
necessary but he rsiifZ.. ne cannot
r.".e -" entire burden 81 the series
uI1n them. III" hallrr. - the work
VII Re dom h. ShaWkey aud bush
VITA IN" chances OF large portlon
falling upon Bush under certain con-
An this week Corni. proposes :, worl,
WIN iiush p"rf"cting. !; POSSIBLE. his
80" ball Connie acirov ledge that
reason DUNG n. sSss.n iiaea "a ,r.
reared TO have teen AFRAID 10 use IL
HEI"n fi"u'k WiU not appear IN tho
i".i,r a.',t1.l ~ gam" saturday ~
81. IN" 80 tn' sGfprisir- thing g. that
.nnl- may ire ul that wonderful.
Inircd thousand Splia- .ra.II Nc
INNS probably vii No' .la. t- al D.
game li' does unt tif when 70 hit o.
- i-if'I NitE"1sn Lis ttttI~g ave-
-, 800 Ms rrc"f! f"r n.r-inr -"
LltH "htn f''rn az" on bases o. rot az
EI"d During the world s.fI.. n "a
.s~ly thdt Harry Davis Will D.. -uhe'i
t'tel TT Mtlrrts when men u-e on
ht-es aui hit b. needed
l.frP viii d" e.. 90 tho catching y
c'r' when I'euds- b. on tho ming I'm.
'tl1E Viii ID" ~. receiving for Hon
der but only for t.nde-
Ne Tact That %'W York won tho f,sr
Zoos not TlsI-a Mac over vel a..
md his plane all made 20 ta-. tho ar.
crowd '.'''
WIN tnis afvan'ago o.. rrlr.f O..
- .rd o an" would hr sa-is. o.. can.
l'i' WIZ IN" trft game In Sew vow
fHrui" 0FureE That b. Will 80 D.,
G.f ir DIE ffrprFesf pitcher and % ff.
same tim" may have g. TAX. a rsfe.f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-30
YOST RELIEVED
Mayor ~ New MartinsViiie Talks OF
Fight In Supreme Court TO
Gust Him From, Office.

Pete" YOst was in Wheeling yes-
terday when apprised Of the fact that
the supreme court OF appeals az
Charleston had refused the writ TO
Dust him from office and had sustain.
ed his claim TO the mayoralty OF
New Martinsvfile Nost said. II knew
II. but its an awful relief" Last
spring Nost was elected by the New
MsriinsvIlle council TO serve out an
un"Npired term a mayor The result
was a deadlock with three members
upholdinc iost and three others op-
posing BIN and the seventh remain
inr neutral To end the DEADLOCK the
city recorder cast a vote in favor
or Nost and he was then officially de.
c,ared elected His opponents. how
ever carried tho case 10 the supreme
court Of appeals with the above re-
suit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-30
Tonight's GSTes.
Tine Tfsds NS h.fr.--
MASONIC CLUE DUCK PINS.

Tonighrs Comes.
lIGiaur Ns. = Is. ".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-30
GIANTS AND BRAVES
DIVIDE DOUBLE HEADER

BOSTON. Sept. e9-New York. having
chnched the National League remnant
presented make-shift team to-day
which won one game. 20 3. and lost q
second to Boston. by TO !. Darkness
stogped the second contest IN the seventh
inning Jim Thorpe. the former amateur
athletic star. played his first fun game
as a member OF tn. Giants lie drove "a
home run into the center field bleachers
and also made "A single In the fret game.
Thorpe also pulled down several dtffi-
cult files. Strauer. New Works 900
recr 1T pitcher. was given a 'rv-oIt Ly
New York In the Second game. and Wa
easy for the local hatsucr Errors aid
ed Boston IN piling ~ runs scores.
Ftrst Game.
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CONYICTS
Continues frOps rir,, Para,

10" bullet won't clear through tho
upPcr par, 81 his lcft breast. ouors
.lf from %" hack u was not found
" did not touch his hearf or Inn
Many WtIrins. fl. brother und.r
arr was released from tho s.ur.t
wofkiouso septic 1hc- T. Who. o..
served forty days for drunkenness
"" was IN tail whom bic bro'hrr e..
cap"d ~" has been q prisoner fb.~,
several times Tho siatrr had stso
been impritoncd ~ tho workhottso
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-30
HARD WORK AHEAD
W V. Y. Football Coach Warns
Players Against prscticinq win.
out al "Arror" On

q. IT ~ 7 no. - he TrfeTTIrIrrfr
MORGANTONS. " Va sept %
Coach =. u Swertiand notified
every man or the football snIad Ia.
aay to como 90 practice hereafter
with ~ fhc armor possible. a. no. tr.
tended 90 double dose them bercaf
'"r Tn" practice to-day wa un.
IiuhfraIy ono ~ 'hc hardest and
.'Yen'' witnessed on the athl-t.c
hrld FOR r"dr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-30
NEXT VICTIM
Wneeiino Hiah Will Play .Strono
we" phhSoeiphia Team at New
Philadelphia Saturday.

IN" local high school eleven will
iourn@y 10 New Philadelphia. O.. next
saturday for a game with the strong
hleh school team Of that city. The
locaI team has had two easy victor
res one with Moundsville and tho
other with Cameron. This will no
Wheelins's first game awav from
nome and the followers of the Old
Gold and Blue are anxious 20 SEQ
what -" lads can do when they are
nov supported by a vet thronc or
roofors
The New Philadelphia team is IN
uouotediy one of tho best in rho
state OF Ohio and has always borne
such a reputation. Tho high school
teain ms year Is better on than ever
before and Il bitter battle is predicted
for the Wheeling lads.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE


Ysstsrday's Results.
C)Brooklyn. s: Philadelphia. I.
80 brooklyn. 4: Philadelphia. 4.
"a innings tie. darknessD
90 New York. 5. Boston. J.
60 Boston. \: New York. I.
q innings. darknessD
nnati-Pit;sburgh. rain.
ST. Louis-Chicsgo. not scheduled
Today's DANES.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia
New York at Boston.
Other clubs not scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Standing OF Teams.
Teams ". l.. Pet.
Philadelphia .... IS 81 Sal
Washington ........ - 81 .5TI
cleveland .......... y o5 .bsi
E"St1n ............ 40 90 .5zl
thlcago --..-....... - az 5l1
Detroit ............ 81 NJ .5t6
New Nofk ......... % 81 .3It
ST Louis ..-.....-. 90 - .313
Yestsrday's Results.
Washington. /. Philadelphia. o.
% New York. :: Boston. 1.
'2D Sew York. s. BoSton. /.
- innings. darkness
Other clubs. not scheduled.
roday's Games.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Boston at New York.
Other clubs not scheduled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-30
PISTOL roTER HEIo
TO GRAND JURY

VI " Fletcher was bound ovor IN
~" rrand Jury Yesterday hv Judge
Jordan on pistol fotrr ctarre
llr'rhcf was found In tho rsdtirsf
district SUNDAY evening whom q rfrf
Dr. ono - 80 house. rrachod ON him
io ofArcr Waper IN police court no
tried 10 toll hat hr was CHANGING
b"afiinr hourrs ani THAT tho pistol
Nas M his pocket Tor That reason and
thai D." had no criminal flourt.-
This. however. dld not eaIIafv mo
court so 10 war n'rce prv that no 10
hound over tll tho next term 81 the
Grand jury
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lion or Ers
rb15-i co without ~ fr1mb bust
Dol noe r.. ...f 10.
iDsIr bLhDDER AND STOMACH
'H ''sOHiC' rPBATED SUCCESS
Efhsat,ien fr,a'ion
a.. oo coz rsEH evenings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-30

william W Kennedy 10 James Ken
needy. parcel OF land in Waters add.
ton 10 the city. consideration. $40
Magdalena r. Straussct 81 a. 70 Leo
tug"n" Britt. parcel 81 land on Nc.
'olioch street. consideration. $40
Greenwood Cemetery Association 10
Mrs Fredericka Guth. lot Ia cemetery
consideration. $40
Laura Fri"dhoN and husband and
Margaret O'liarc and husband 10 Am.
brof" liahig. lot on Chaplinc street .
consideration. $40.
Albert Armbrusfer TO Thomas X
Shields LOT - in LorNlg Place: con.
sideTation. $40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-30
FREIGHT RAr9s HeLo UP

WASiiINCTON sept 90 Tho In.
tor s'H'" toWrurrc' Commission 20
~ pended tariffs Hird hy trans con.
tinfnfal failfoada which would with
Draw %" privilege ~ cCrrcufrafin~
shlpW"ntr ~ butter. crEs and other
dairy products from eastern points
10 Destinations on Tho pacfnr ro7.f
The now tariffs would mako material
ir'f"H.'. ZOO freight fgfs. and fhr-
VIII bc held up pcnd.ns az inquiry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-30
INC Bride Day" Celebrated
BY Senator'S With Kicforv|
PoPuLA1 TEAM cAYrAxN PIrnHr-
ED WITH DIAMOND WAfCW ZOE.
waiter Johnson Added Thirty Sixth Vic
tory ssason,s Eeoord-vice-rrssads
Marshall Aads spssch.
WASHINGTON. Sent.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 80. - walter
johnson added the thirty-sixth victory
TO his seasons string here today by de-
feating the champion Athletics I to
Today was Mcbride day" having been
set aside In honor of George McR-Ide
Washington's captain and short~top. lie
was presented with a handsome diamond
watch fob and "A huge basket of flowers
ny the fans OF Washington vice-Presi-
nent Marshall made the presentation
inc locals could do nothing with Wye
koT. who pitched "A sterling game it,s
support. however. was wobbiy. score:
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SUPERbAS
DuxHAT ATHLETICS NJ TIE Yrrxr
oA2G AND TIE TIE BEOoND.
.suiesoh Hsld Mach Yhiiliss TO Four
ooestersd ates In Ytrst Dame.
Second went IL Innnign

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. sept 90
Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia In the
nrst game here to-day by to and
Tied the second. which was called on &C.
count OF darkness at four runs for each
club. In Ia innings of play. Reulbach
held the home team down to four scat
tered hits In the opening engagement.
while brooklyn made good use OF its hits
IN the early Innings and won easily. In
the closing affair. the visitors tied the
score In the eighth and ninth Innings.
brooklyn went ahead In the eleventh.
Nhen TWO runs were scored on tire. sin
6ts ana Cutshaws double after two men
were out. In Philadelphia's half OF this
inning the score was aeain tted ON
WAGES single and Cravath'S home run
brooklyn went out In order in the last
three innings. In spite OF which PhIladel-
phia failed to take advantage OF SCORING
opportunities. Scores:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-30
RIVER NEWS

The conrested condition OF the local
wharf Was somewhat relieved yestcr.
Gay evening hy the arrival of the
Della Nc. and the Mildred The Della
No arriyed at o'clock and Tho Nil
cr'd 1t 80 O'Clock. The boats will
clear Tor dovn.riycr points this morn
ing with iarC" cargocs aboard
Very it'll" change Is expected I'm the
river this week. and probably not next
week The Eaug" ~ 10" McMechen
dam registered l4S feet above HI.
dam and - feet below the dam
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Officials Here.

Frank VI. Kuhn. 81 PHILADELPHIA. rep
resentative Of the John Wood Nanufac-
turing company. Of Conshohocken. Pa
has spent the past few DAYS testing wa
ter in the out-the-pike district lie was
assisted by L. A. Heptirc. Of the Pitts
burrn onice. they making tests OF the
water IN the surrounding country a.
well. The water was tested as Tn it's use
in boilers ana machinery where water is
used.
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West Virginia Traction &
Electric Company and City &
Suburban Gas Company's su.
thorized paw stations:

mpanre Odir~ corner T7fa q
Chapli1p Street wheeling W vs
TANK - Fulton. Fulton. " Va.
80. he Frst National rank Eim Grove
Wcsf Virginia
state Rank ~ Film Grove Sim
Grove West Virginia
FaN ronr electric Iltf water ana
raq bills az The most =. nvcnIs,f a.
station. G u JUNKINs. Treasurer
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Strife az Elm Grove.

Yesterday m"Gu.n- about i5o men
employee 81 tho Foundry 40 Elm Grove
walked ont on n ytrik. tn. reaep,
Tor tho strike Is the change Of Ss.l.
iF o." c"r1rIur. They ordering an to
work D.. piece WORK md tho men claim
ttuf ffrv would not be able 20 make.
living al thr pflcr~ ons-,d. An arrc.-|
nent wa reached 80 n Late hour ,.S-|
to-day allowing the enausiinr workers
Z" 60 bnrf t. work - their old rate.
ana 10 i- expected That the strike WILL
DO settled fr a few DAYS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-30
New Heater for Cars

Tho West Nifctniu Traction and
'.I"'tf'c r"rnU1rN or" corternpi1tiuE
tIc r.rcrHs- Of new heaters o. te used
or tho tftv AMI Elm Grove Uses and
Tho Cifs El'twly liseS this winter Trfa
viii hs great improvement as " g.
Nfr' cold for rctorwee os tho car b.
winter utf 70 g. mid THAT tho SOW heat
ers viii make IN" cars warm Is zero
weather.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-30
Young People 8 Rally

\ YOUNG People rally vas held AZ tho
First u. T.. church. Flrn Grove. last .yc-
nirc and was largely attended The
meeting wa mace up Of the Christian
l.fN'dNor society 90 the Christian
ctnrch. the E"worth league 81 the Met
odist ohurch and tho Christian Erd.syor
tn'iety of the Stone PRESBYTERIAN church
The meeting was afdrcssed bv Rev.
James J. scott. 81 Benwood. Following
- IN" program for the rcst ~ the week
Wednesday evening. PRAYER meeting
-. Aursday evening. address by Rev Or
NILS. % Fourth street VI. r. church
-, riddy evening address by Rev. Dr.
III padeS. OF Mouudrytlle
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OUT-THE-PIKE
Or. VIII Cruise, Veterinarian,
Both Phones.
Office, 6Iayney's Drug Store.
s-4-S
Triadelphia School report.

Following Is the report Of the Tria-
delpiia school for the first month.
Average daily attendance-Rocm I. rs
per cent. room 2. rs per cent. room. B..
80 per cent: room 4. ssis per cent. room
&. 80 per cent.
Pupils enrolied-Boys. SO: girls. 81.
Total. 1871.
Days ahsent-Roys. e5iz: girls lIH
Cases OF tardincss-Boys. I girls. o.
Teacher OF room having largest attend
ance-Miss Mary Curren.
The school is progressing very nicely
under the leadership OF Prof Logan Kit
tic. as Is shown by the above reports.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

, ~, .ifrt MINNEAPOLIS. q. CO.
,"l4'0hu7. -. Minneapolis. n. tsec-
q. iniifr"r"lif' indianapolis. g. s.,
Paul 90 irFt camel
- Lou. Go. indianapolis. 9 Second
50 Lruies UIe. Loulvvffte ,fr.....
10 . fTfrst ramoJ
NIi"asf ID" %. Lsrif.II1c. o. te.r.,.f
q Wr. rIE Inning DARN.
~ Toledo Kama 'It. T. .Iria r.lf-
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YANKEES
TAKE BOTH oAn0s or a DOUBLE
KEADE1 fBoH Wo8LD'B
CEA4PD.
Heating was Invinoabls while Dsdisnt
Was Hit xard-Andsrson was Wiid
In Second Game.

NEW YORK. Sept e9.-New York de-
feated RoEton in both games of a double
header today. taking the tirst 2 to I and
the second 20 I. In the first Heating
held the visitors safe all the way. while
New York bunChed hits OF Bedl.nt in
the third and sixth innings. In the sec
ond game Anderson's wildness played a
big part in the defeat of his team. The
second game was called In the eighth in
ming OF account OF darkness. Scores:
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WORLDS SERIES TO Be WRITTEN
FOR INTELLIGENCER BY MATTY

Chsty Mahewson has authorized the Integencer say
that he will write the worlds printed
in the lntelgencer daily The given despite the
ruling OF the national baseball commission which
player participating in the games should write anything OF
them Readers of this will be pleased
best service possible will be secured
will almost be heard when read through these
columns, as Matty will be the ground daily.