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The Adair County news., 1913-04-02

The young mother-and many an old
cause Of her child's ill nature. The
loudness of its crying does not neces-
sarily Indicate the seriousness of its
trouble. 1t may have nothing more the
matter with it than headache or feel
ing Of general dullness. 1t cannot, Of
tourse, describe its feelings, but as a
trying a mild laxative.
Nine times out of ten, you will find it
is all the child needs, for its restlessness
and peevishness are perhaps due to OBJ
struction of the bowels, and once that
has been remedied the headache, the
sluggishness and the many other evil
dences of constipation and indigestion
will quickly disappear.
Don't give the little one salts, cathar-
tic pills or nasty waters, for these will
act as -purgatives, and they are too
strong for child. In the families of
The Adair County news., 1913-04-02

Henderson county is to vote
on the liquor question urder the
County Unit law and the CAIN
paign of the dry" people was
launched Saturday.
The Adair County news., 1913-04-02
A Business Proposition.

Here's Nickel" said a
thrifty housewife to a tramp at
the door. Now what are you
going to do with it?"
"Well, num-" replied the hun
CRY man, IF buy touring car
/ shan't have enough left to paw
The Adair County news., 1913-04-02

my chauffeur; if | purchase a
steam yacht there won't be
enough left to defray the cost of
manning her; so l guess, mum,
I'll get a schooner and handle
her myself.
The Adair County news., 1913-04-02
Farm Notes.

within reach of the CHICKENS all
the time.
There is less in the kind of sep
arator you use than in the way
you use it.
One great advantage in the
poultry business is the quick re-
turns on the investment.
Water the calf often. He will
not be so liable to gorge himself
with milk if you do.
Pear blight can be eradicated
if you thorough, careful and
prompt In your work.
The lime in wood ashes sets
the nitrogen free when ashes
come IN contact with manure.
Time and care spent in the
orchard is almost sure to pay for
itself and a good rate of inter-
est besides.
Silage. in light quantities, is
often beneficial to a brood mare
as it adds a pit of succulence to
the ration.
One of the great drawbacks on
many farms is the small size
and irregular shape of the cult
waited fields.
The chick that has been stunt
ed will never become show bird
and seldom develope into a profit
able fowl.
Do give the later summer
Matched chicks a chance to eat
their meals without being run
over by the older birds
For the geese a low shed open
to the south is about all that is
needed, as geese seem impervi
Gus to cold weather.
Parched corn is a good food
every day or so. and warm wa
ter is appreciated by the fowls
during the freezing weather.
Hundreds of trees set every
year die because of the neglect
of the owners. 1t is net always
the fault of the nurserymen.
DR.. L. O. Howard declared re-
Gently that an annual loss of
1857, 100000 is caused by disease
transmitted by mosquitoes and
flies.
Sheep that are being cOndi-
toned must have some form Of
green or sUcculent food. and
for this purpose root crops are
uneXcelled.
You may think you know a
good deal about how to raise
poultry, but the deeper you go
into it the more surprises you
will find.
Meat or animal meal is import
ant during the winter months,
or when the birds are kept in
confinement. Gronnd green!
bone is also good.
The pig that is fed corn alone
from the time that it is weaned
until it is marketed, at seven or
eight months of age. rarely is
profitable producer.
A flock of sheep will waste
more than hay enough to pay
for the lumber to build a good
rack in a single winter, if you
feed them out on the ground.
The poultryman who provides
warm quarters for his birds and
foods tbopo ua1l will Oot aUOS
The Adair County news., 1913-04-02

The hand that stirs the batter
rules the world.
Cooking is an exact science
that often gets sidetracked-
Pittsburg Christian Advocate.
The Adair County news., 1913-04-02

have fine brand of fertilizer, as
good as is made. Will sell cheap.
Give me call
5. Mckinley.
2l-3t AID
The Adair County news., 1913-04-02

2I-3t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
HOLD rn6T CEREMONIAL sEssrou
IN CITY MONDAY EVENING.
Class Of Mote Than o Knights OF
Tythtss initiated INTO Mysteries
OF Order.

More than 100 Knights OF Pythias.
members OF lodges OF whe ceiling and sur
rounding towns. gathered together In
Pythian castle last evening as wit
nesses Of the. institution OF pahna
temple No. lSi. Dramatic Order knights
or khoraSsan- Among those present
were a number who have been MEM
bers or other temples OF the order and
who secured transfer cards To tho local
body. and In commenting on the work
or the Initiation last evening they
stated that the work was equal Co any
that they had ever seen.
The tyros. innocent OF the Journey
before them. were led into the big castle
hall and taken over the scorching sands.
while the hungry tiger made vain ef-
forts TO get a. them. They suffered
mental torture as they beheld the open
jaws OF the wild beast. and the timid
and quiet camel the loyal beast OF bur
den. carried the tyros braVely on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
LOCAL BOXERS
ARE VICTORIOUS
GOO" STEWART AND STONY
Ritz SHOW FORM IN
STEUBENVILLE.
Excellent Fight Card Pulled OF Las,
Night Before Large Number
Of Fans.

STEUBE\VILLE. O.. April 2S -
The boxing show staged by the Steub-
enville a. &. at the Altamont Casino
This evening was one of the best ever
witnessed in this city. Every bout
was fast and interesting and clever
iiEntipg Was presented throughout the
cNtning. Coo Stewart and "Stoney"
Ritz Of Wheeling both succeeded in
emerging from their contests as vic
tors.
The main bout between Stewart and
Kid Esan al Washington was fast
and furious % start to finish. and
mad the large crowd constantly on its
ieIt. Al he close OF the bout II was
announced trat Stewart had Won by a
shade over his mao. IN" decision be
ing received with general acclaim on
all sides
Whitley Wentzel and Dick Lewis.
both or PHtsburg were matched for
the semi-finals. Lewis outboxing
Vented all through. and winning by
a wide margin.
The preliminary between "Stoney
hitZ n Nick Gallagher of PITTS
bureh only went two rusuds. Ritz put
ting his man 10 sleep IN the second
with "a hard swing 10 the jaw. Ritz
has fought here several times and on
each appearance made a better i'm
prcsSiur. "Blink' MCCluskey referred
oil three matches anu gave perfect
satisfaction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29

through the Jungle and out upon the
desert.
The night was one Of real live excite
ment. and one that will long be- remem-
bered by the members. The new COS
tunes secured several days ago We're
worn by the team mcmbers ami an en-
cellent appearance was made. The work
OF instituting the local temple was done
by Imperial Secretary II. W. Bedding. OF
Webster Grove, Mo. and he announced
himself well pleased with the showing
made.
The screams Of tho suffering new
members could be heard FOR quite a dis
tance from the castle as they Travelled
over the tortuous way. To the cry Of
the frightened tyros was added the
taunts and ieers Of the witnesses. who
were ever ready 10 add more torture 90
the present. and for two hours the
agony continued.
George r. Rutts was unanimously
elected 10 the onice Of imperial repre-
sentative. and will attend the supreme
convention TO be held in Minneapolis
this ummer.
Following the work in the temple.
when the initiation work was being
carried out. the entertainment commit
tee prepared 4 spread that aided much
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
Huntcr Sirns Cnr.ract

As predicted 10y this paper Hunter.
one az lie 't:o fltchers lst ont bv
Manager Ryan. has caught ON with
a hrst class team immediately. hav-
lne signed a contract with Hunting
Ton IN the ONO State league yester
DAY. Roth Hunter and Mccarthy. the
TWO men released. Were let 20 onlv
because OF tho unusually GOOD corns
OF pitchers on hand this wear. and
the necessity OF cutting the squad
down 10 the prescribed fifteen men.
We look for Mccarthy 20 catch on
With some team equally as good with
in the next few davs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
Hersenel A. Trainar.

On" "t tho sr"tteSt hencfactnrS OF
the Wheeling team this spring has
h'tn Ir. j. 4. Hers ne! Whn conducts
~" Turkish hath apartments i'm tn.
Srhmuihdcn building. Dr. H,rschci
mas assumed the ri, 80 trimmer for
every "nc OF IN. toys. looking after
their condition. abiding kinks ont %.
sun aims ana breaking NJ colds. and
B ~ partly d." to his kind ministra-
lions that. TIE team has ruundcJ 10 in
Snch good shape So early in tho sea
son Most 90 This work has been done
Wh"liN without any reromp.ns. for
ms labor. ana it Wheeling wins N
tiad TAX this Year the whole town Will
I' -i"a'lN lr.eut.d - han for his
services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
MOND CHATTER

Word comes from Youngstown that
every member OF the Steelmen outfit
= confident that they will pass under
Ilo "iTe first a. the close OF thu
Interstate race: that they have their
hearts sci on winning and will put
forth every effort al their command
into play in order to do so. These arc
he boys they expect to win
Pitchers MOscley. Ainsworth She.ry.
Watkins. ships. Catchers Miller and
Irvine; lnf'lders Tate. Orris. Shee-
han. Boucher and Brica: Outfielders
Brount tnaHagerl. Wilcox. Mackert.
Sheer. The team certainly does look
the part of winners on paper bur "a
remnant race Is a different PROPOSE
tion.
Billy Nixon has Joined the Erie
Sailors. the team with which he
played such good ball last year. Nixon
has been south with Toledo all spring
and r. IN tip-top shape FOR starting the
easOn
"Buff' Ehman. who 'wirled FOR
Wheeling in the balmy days OF 'Old
pop Schrivcr Is pitching for Lincoln.
Neb in the Western league. and re-
Gently won his opening game against
Ntchtia. Kan. , 10 o. Since leaving
i'r" Buff has travelled all over the
country playing ln different leagues.
during which time he had two fryouts
with b Hos'on Americans and failed
70 make good
Harmony D. nothing That is the
slogan ~ Manager Uluunt % fhe Steel
men. and his work OF managing M.
local club indicates that he a. over
looking no bets that viii make Tor "a
harmonious feeling among tho team
members
- prizes are conducive toward vin
hing ball gaines What that Akron
bunch n.I dO 90 Wheeling OH the
opening game VIII hc FL shame 40
-Orts - prizes have been offered fIr
extra base hits. and some bug has
been bold enough to offer a sea-
.Dr contract for cleaning and pressing
20 tho player making The most errors
iu fuo Irft three games Tho fans of
Atrnu are preparing ~ make trr
unr With fln SfOEire ono ~ tht
biggest event of fta season
Manager Quinian ~ 'lo Eric 'Sa1
put 700 DIS 'iwo fog Hf Perry Yield
Tho playing grounds for Dol. club TO-
d0ra hfs uniform Iu Che morning and
doc. uuf remove r until ftc evening.
iIr H'l... lf o.. NaId 7II day having
one ~ fln players convey fp bis u
couple ~ sandwiches Ie his MONDAY
meal Nurc ~ tine PLAYERS cat much
90 noon Huf Of tho supper hour
that iq when thof punish The biz elfe /
inter State President G. A Dawson
may attend Tho opening game at
Youngstown and Zauofvilo. aa fhn
opener ffc hHH HIeu received invita-
lions from other cities 90 attend flc
opening gaines
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
a Sea OF MID

The rains OF the last two DAYS have
turned the Island park into a sea OF
mud Ever since the recent flood
the ground has been soft and clavev
ana u was only on Saturday for the
nrst llmn That thew We're put In ~
condition bv the use Of tho citv steam
roller However. d few DAYS Of nor
sunshine viii DIV the grounds ON
ana from fh'n on no further trouble
Gill liFely be experienced
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29

IN banishing from their minds tie feel
ing tiat Lad hut a few moments he
f.f" been borne by each All members
adjourned Co the banquet room. where
,aierer ~Ziereufeider served the follow
ing menu.
Oyster Cocktail
celery Pltkies Olives
cold Ham Tongue Veal Loaf
Potato salad
Ice cream Cake roree
Punch Fem Fem Water
Cigars
II. 9. ogden acted as du-
ing the hnaI ceremonies. and following
"A brief address called upon the follow
lng members VITO responded with ap-
propriate talks
Imperial Secretary u. " Blending
Fuhr. Of Warwood. MAYOR Newton we
koff. of Martins Ferry. W r. Mccufia.
ana others.
ofncsrsL
The following Officers we're sworn
INTO office and Will act during the year
Roya Vizier-w p McCuHa.
Grand Emir-J. J Helneke
Mahedi-W. II. Rose
Sntrar-L HARTLEY.
~ailb-kHrl HHberfcid
EnrrsfarY Ross Trya0rk.
Treaeurer-I l. Henry
Hrlgands-GuF Uildohtuud VIII Tvef.
! y Thomas. Captain GEORGE Meyrs
lillian Eartl. frHrles Ueitrich. Rat
ley ". Frazie-. Clss- Wagner. Frank :.
Cox. l. g HsrttonE l. q Nivon Cyrn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
CUBS
TAKE PIrrs1uDoR INTO CAMP AMI
GO xMTO FIRST PLACE.
COMEDY OF Error Contrthuts TO Listiess
Dame FEATURED By Some
Svatttng.

CHICAGO, April 2S.-Chicago movSd
INTO first place Ia the National League
to-day by defeating Pittsburgh. To- &
IN tse flnal game OF the series. while
New York was prevented from PLAYING
hN wet grounds. The game was more or
less a farcical exhibition with each team
Sonuioitnk toward TINS end. Pitts
Durgn made three runs IN the eighth by
punching half a dozen hits. coupled with
an error.
ne locals, with the bases fun on
! asses. punched two doubles a single
ami a sacrifice fly which gave them
i've runs and the game. score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
ST. LOUIS MAKES IT
rHSEE OUT OF FOUR

81. LpUlS. 10. April ss-St Louis
won tpday. : to >. ukius three out ~
tour eanieS from nc.unItI Cinciu-
rhtl S.ait"i Oh. well. ScD: ne three rum
~ IN" tirSt uu 2 ~ruet = doodle. h.t .er =
sa'c bun; tinker triple and MarSau~
sdciince fiy
In ~ Louis half of the first =
LOUIS punched hits with bases on balls.
"u Powell ana Nore~. scoring four
'uuS. giving them 81 lead which tu,
y rltur- could not pN..cume. Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
No s~peaksasy.
STARTED
COMMITTEE AFTER FUNDS Tor semi Or,
frnufal Caiobruton Codiauy ne
osived the FfHt pay.

Tho campaign r. funds With which 70
cay on trc Hemi-ccrtenriaI csiehatfoo
effed au auerirIrus start -saferfay.
r nr ri committee ~rrrHpoaed q W. r.
200 - " f.... George ~ .ufr AL
Roy n Nayicr cauvasrec a part ~ th~
tu. .'rfrII fi0rs. meeting wfth
"rafirrahIo success TIE COMMITTEES 70
owed some handsome SUBS. rirfi 80
.II was cordially received
However. fTe campaign la only start
ard q great deal mere money must
" '1. -HI n Nf collins Ia fn e... aaeflIv
rrfv through 80 eh~ati0r accorftaN
o. a~rrangsmssfa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29

TWO base hits. Byrne. Hoffman. But
ToHey. Sacrifice hit Evers Sacrlrice
fly Archer. stolen bases Cly mer. Bind
Wen. carey Double plays Brtdwtll -
E'ers 10 SAFER. Bridw-t To- ENer-. Hen
ink 10 Miller T. Iyrnr. EV,fs 80 Bird
wen 10 safe. First base ON balls OFT
I"ney. = or Hendrix. .. of AdauiS. l.
struck ont by TOLeN. :. 10y -
by Adams. J. mpirrs. brennan am
EuSDn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
THE WEATHER MAN HAS BECOME
PEEVED, GOOD WORK is UNDONE

state the following day. Needless to
say Manager RYAN and his crew will
carry with them the best wishes ~
every "tru' blue" ian i'm this vicinity
Tor Success IN tn".r invasion OF the
two ohio cities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29

!. Peake. J. N. cracraft. Ksrs.rt c.

7, Peake. J. " cracraft. Bsrs>st c.
Moore.
Degree team.
Royal Ntzicr-W. \. MuCulla-
MoHaana-i. W. y. Crawford
Joc-naVid White
she4k-GeorEe Kusscl Butts-
Mahedi-M. n. Rose.
Grand Emir-J. J. Reineke
sc"rt-Albe Auber. Geo. Z. Myers.
Electrician and froPerty-Henry sea-
mon.
BOARD OF Directors-Hon. II. L. Kirk,
Hon. Newton Wyckoff. Hon. n. G. Fuhr.
APT Geo. G. Myers. !. W. p. Crawford.
Master OF Cerenonies-George Hart
tong.
Secretary or Program-B. r. HiEsinA
Memoera
The following members were enrolled
on the temple roster. following the inf
ttatory ceremonies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
AMATEUR NOTES

The fast Mound City team which
has recently organized for the season
will play FCliansbee Sunday afternoon
on The latters grounds. Both teams
are fairly evenly matched and a very
hot contest is expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29

The Bowler team Of bridgeport
would like 10 orange a second game
with the Ideals OF Martins Ferry . be
played at some near date. The Bow
Ter bows are confident that they will
be able TO make a much better show
ing than in the former game when
they were defeated . 20 ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
RYAN'S BOYS ARE KEPT FROM
PRACTICE FOR THE AKRON
GAMES.
J. A. HERsHEL is GIVING vALu.
ABLE SERVICES TO THE
"STOGlES."
HUNTER, A LET-eo. HAS SIGNED
a CONTRACT WITH HUNT
INGTON.

AFTER treating the "StogIes" royalty
All during the training season II
seems as n the weather man has be
come pecved about sumething at the
lSst momen and Is determined to un-
90 AL his good work. by keeping the
boys from practiCing before the open
ing OF the eague race. For The last
TWO days rain and wet grounds have
prevented practice or limbering up OF
any sort. and IL looks as n Mnepiing
VIII nave To enter the opening con
rest with Akron Thursday with no
anne
Just how far his will hurt Wheel
ing . chances OF winning will remain
10 be seen. for whether IN condition
or not, Manager Ryau's contingent are
going over 10 Akron prepared 10 cop
that first game of the series of three
which will be played. and get away
Win the leaders tor the Ions grind or
the interstate race. which 4 to fol
low or course. We could lose. but
anyway. the Steelmen viii know they
nave been in a ball game AT the fin
Ism. Tor there Will be no crying or eA-
Suses like lack OF training put up bv
Ryan. Fight. is going TO be he bv-
word Of every man on The team mat
IS representing Wheeling this year
and the aggregation thai beats them
out VIII have To be recognized as the
better OF the two.
VIII Take No Chances.
II is unlikely that Manager RYAN
viii take any chances OF the PLAYERS
becoming afflicted with colds in Their
arms or Injuries through falling. by
working then out on the wet ami
muddy grounds ar the Island Park to-
morrow. This wasthe last day left
70 work before leaving for Akron. for
On Wednesday the BOYS will bid
wheeling au revOir and leave FOR the
ONO town. where they are scheduled
10 play three games. Leaving Akron
they VIII journey 10 Canton fOr three
mOer and fhen-Weil then comes abe
big doins for Wheeling. for on May
The bugs OF this town Will have the
privilege Of seeing their Idols engag"
IN mortal combat with the Akron
Giants on their own lot.
This affair b. s"i1g 10 he made an
occasion ~ greatest moment as ha-
already been announced. Two bras
hands have been engaged 20 play pre-
oedinr and during the game and
Mayor kirA haH been selected 20 open
the fireworks h- tossing the FIRST bal
some other col -fTif. ~ equal note will
he on the rccei,IuE end with th-
jumps" rrN % uiay ball" th. fans
will gsf their .rrf real taste ~ base
bail 'or ft1t. md SO are sure This wal
Do" douhlv 7weof.nec by "a victory fnr
rs hcciirE.
Burden Beng eroomed.
Burden ia H..ur grpomei frr "a.
Opener ~ Akron ono b. IN at condition
o. 60 fhn whole route with fhn host 81
them. Elri,u -.fI Do come gnrd train
irg before reporting aud thus I- o.
little moro seasoned th8n TO-. rest %
the hIrisrs fnl t.r ibis r.a an H.
viii DO the rhoI'" 'uf fhs first .nEaE'-
ment.
ficfcd b. 'ra vsf bog Of .h. rt.t r.v
days Dos .''n ..H' f tf'. 'r'.4 roo"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29

Tinker. Ihree-baze hit Tinker sac
rtcc hts Huggins 80. Hoblitz.iL.
He-cl-f Sacrifice nles NarSaus ku-
t'tr'N stolen base Beschcr First
bIs. On balls on Powell. . on NoHK-
.. or TachSrd : Oft smith. . Sf-uct
out l' Sale. by smith. tN
Iackaid > Implies owens and GIt.-
re
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
THIS BOY IS
SOME TWIRIER

GREENSBORO. y. C. April
2s.-Ray. an ls-year-old boy
signed by winston salem in the
Carolina league. today pitched
a no-run. no-hit game against
Durham The y~oungster also
exhibited perfect control.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29

The T. J. MINIS have organized for
the coming season and challenge any
! or 10 year old team in the Ohio
Valley for a game Of ball Sunday. May
I on any grounds. The lineup or the
Iinns; Kelly, G.; Gallagher. h.:
Cooper. y. or Sb. Haherstick. p. or
IS; Vance. H.: Fu'mer. SIS. Shaffer.
2b Kelly. Ct. and Hustled. RI. The
Minis would like 10 have an answer
by Wednesday through this paper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
YOUTH ARRESTED
Litieton Eoy TAKEN Into Custody By
Local Polioe-Wanted on Serious
Chnrge.

Newell Votes an 1s-yelr-oid hoy 81
Littleton W. Va. was arrested by the
local police last .,ening upon the COM
riaint q Wctrcl county authorities.
Constable Marshall OF tbat county. ar
rv"d in tits city last night and re-
moved the youth ful prisoner to the Lit
Teton Sail L. iS charged that Yates
hirci . norge and hu--t from Livery
man Hicks. Of Littlctor. Hut drove the
horse over q steep near
that place. breaking tHe animals back.
Tie fnsu ran away from hiS home here.
and had not been heard from until es
was located BY the local authorities last
night
NO speakeasy.
when John Connolly wa nrraigned IN
police court yesterday morning on q
drunk charge be declared that ne ia
secured his liquor SUNDAY from tho pro-
prtctor ~ a b~oathouse When arst
questioned he told the court tbs the
~huathouse was heuchel near Blorh's
landing. ard later that q vas IN tfs
vicinity - Tweutv-seconl street.
Several members OF The local polio.
force cNpIaf 81 the second street
region yesterday in m cm0rt fo locate
fne Fpeakcasv. but only one ~hoathouss
WIS found IN This vicinity or in the city
limits. and that r. used a. n -ssidencS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29

The SteubenviIle 4. C. are also after
a game with the Ideals of Martins
Ferry. aud IL some suitable grounds in
good playing shape can be found IL
Is likely that they viii be accommo-
dated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29
AMERICAS ASSOCIATION


., 50, '--'.'o Association sames post.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29

Inter State President G. A Dawson
may attend Tho opening game af
Youngstown and Zauofvillo. aa tho
opener ffc hHH aIfu received invita-
lions from other cities to attend tho
opening gaines
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-29

W .|I..f F1I COZ
f.ffa .. .ls .sr Fa-
Ton o. .f..a f.Hffas W g. % so
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