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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09
TWO PACING EVENTS, A TRoT
AND RUNNING RACE ARE
SCHEDULED.
Big Field for Opening Days Perform
anee on Trsck-Much Interest
In Each Event

When the field takes the word to-
day in the various racing events. local
turf followers will see one of the best
collections OF steppers gathered to-
gether on a half mile oval for years.
The untiring efforts OF Col Robert
Anderson have brought. together the
class of the Lake Erie and Western
circuits. together with the pick OF the
outsiders. and track enthusiasts should
line the fence to-day TO see the con-
tests that will be long remembered.
The IL pace stands out a. the feaa
ture OF to-day's card, with The Trojan
ruling as a favorite. Pauline Hil1a
and Isaac u. run him close for the
premier honors. there being plenty OF
hackers for both horses. Trojan has
been running particularly well on the
Lake Erie circuit. finishing first in
nearly all his starts. which probably
accounts for his popularity. Pauline
tliida rules as the dark horse of the
card. having been out of the game for
some lime, but is well thought of.
Selling last night placed Trojan at
So. Pauline liilda at $25. Isaac b. at
$25. NJ billiard and Mabel w at SIS,
Great Heart at so and Handy Jim at
s.. The field. composed of Prince X.
Dexter Cartatton. Gladys 4. and Ma
jor Hunter. sold az sl2. The betting
was particularly brisk on this race.
with plenty OF money on the favorites
in sight.
There will be eleven starters in the
2:1I trOt with Herbert NJ. selling at
the top. al So. Hazel Long second
choice AT 500. and Sadie Baron at IS
The field sold AT SIS.
The 20 pace drew six starters
Whether the wise ones played Harry
ThaV on bunch. or a sure thinc Is
NOS known. but he ruled as a favorite
a. So. None OF thu others drew any
backing. money being extremely
scarce. Against Harry Thaw the field
drew $50
The thr-c-fourths-mile running race
with six entries promises TO furnish
q good battle between sun Kiss. Chill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09
COM NJ UNlCATI0N

sporting Editor Intelligence.
We -uuull Rofrt. our - evening
sheet 81 "-b-i3 comes out with stat
u.out that We have 90" claim ou the ohio
valley -sr'pi"u>hip auc that the An
Choir iu-'r haze -tfsHgf heu-d since We
defeated tue 20 So Gs. MctiraW aftes
lake St~us lied ~uN defeated hIm. Ne
at" not laFing claim tust We have won
r. fam hN defeating the Anchor Inn e.
a- w. figure Their" was nothing to win
and aI Goo lose before Ne started TO thu
-sTisS. tgt .t~ To- "ur team not wanting
20 play Erll.ire We are willing. but not
Go nh Pork kennedy - poo ket. We oui g.
ask and even break 80 per cent TO win
met and O" per ,'rt 80 losers. and At
that s,e must PLAY 90 htS bach yard -
hi- team Npvld rot nor has not LETT 10
THE seer. just greedy grab Of Ferk =
go De-" str set easy viii" the snow ftc-.
TIE Anchor Con-. ana kellaire are only
ll.t Ing for -scoud pllc" Co. our know
ledge. We admit % ~ hard for the
Anchor inns fu d." and ~" hand them q
boquct Tor defeating Eellairc a. %
co. kss our task look 500 easy. We are
vi ling To- give l"liaire credit for the
gain" they defeated uS before We got .u
form Don't think We. are like some
teams play for some one cl~cs pocket.
" hats sauce FOR the goose. must be
SAUCE, fur tho rand'r con our team.
Yours truly
Ideal 3 T. :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09
REVERSE DECISION
Judge Robinson Gives Opinion Of Inter
esing Nature on Auto Speed
ing Violations

" f"u own an automobile and happen
to Do" FAR out into the country Just when
The sky becomes cloudy. you can open
up tie engine and speed 20 YOUR hearts
content That OH. providing YOU enjoy
Speeding. such i- the ruling OF Judge
robinson fu criminal court The opinion
was handed down YESTERDAYS. when the
app"dl case against Councilman John. =
tuits Was taken up IN criminal court NJ
Tho calling ~ tue docket
Mr.. futts was arrested several weeks
ago by officer LoEurmartiuo. who
.auEht him out the pike while speeding
lt' was taken before Squire Mlckham
and fined g. and costs ana lie appeaI
was taken. In court ycste~day Council
man Butts stated that he was only driv-
luE his car fast because he Tea rcd that
q storm was approaching and wanted 20
get home before Or overlook him and
Tor mat reason the court held that ne
as nor breaking speed ordinance. and
ordered that the decision of the lbwer
court be reversed. and the case vas dis
missed 81 tie expense or the officer
who made the arrest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09
PRESBYTERlANS
ministerial Association Of This Vicinity
Holds Meeting in wArvood Church.

To The Warwood rrcsbyterihu church
testfrdaN 80 ~ o'clock was held the fret
faLl meeting Of The Ministerial Assoc b.
Itinn 81 the lrcabfteriau Ministry ~
wheeling and vicinity ur ChH- A.
Robinson. the president presided Uc.
Nrtinnal service was followed with an
interesting book review tN the Rev John
Neal uf bridgeport Then came the
giving nf vacation rNrrrierrea .u
which nearly an present TOOK uart These
hrief tddressee Wcrc strong atmoauhef-
~ in wisdom and surlif with Iumor
40 ~ 30 the company vas escorted
Ht ODE pastor. OF fhr church. Co. his sur
home. whore a. luncheon of unusual eN
.fHfrre was served hy tho ladies. .. fi.
fiiaef1rarF rurity Tho toast The f.ta.
les and the Luncheon was responded 70
Iu choice words Cos Co., ~ a Coos
This meeting holds prophecy which
iH big With possibility ~ tho next
session lu fNs Second church in MheeI.
INK ON October o. 1w Robinson vii
Hrrffut paper uu fHf subject The
rrI1tiru uf tir church ln the kingdom OF
Cod Both Irs-t1 fefIsu arI United
ff'ehvterian slerrl men or both sides of
fhe run are included ir this association
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09
RETAIL STORES
o. Many Lines VIII Be Forced 20
Close on Sundays-Aetlon Taken
BY Retail Clerks Upion.

The movement toward closing all
The stores and places % business on
sundays j. spreading apparently
Having noted that a number ~ retail
stores. including some In tho business
section ~ the town. dealing iu mems
furnishings. etc. we're omen on sun.
days. committee was appointed by
the Retail CLERKS union to ascertain
which business houses were violating
the Law
The propriotors will be- notified this
week 10 remain closed next sunday
and all sundays thereafter. or arrests
will follow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09
A new CHINESE
CABINET FORMED

PEKING. Sept. S.-The Chinese cab
met has been virtually reconstructed.
The nomination of six new ministers
has been approved by the lower house.
The new members OF the cabinet
are:
Foreign affairs. Sun Pao-Chi. former
governor OF Shan-Tung province: int
rior. Chu Chi-Chien, formerly minister
OF communications: Justice. Wang
Chi-Chiao; education. Wang Tah-Si:
industry, Chane-Chien. formerly pres
ident Of the board of agriculture: com
munications. Chow Tszchi, formerly
acting finance minister.
Premier Hsiung Hsi-Ling will take
the portfolio OF finance temporarily.
The cabinet includes three partisans
OF the Teformer Kang Yu Wei
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09
Spring obsequles.

Mrs Samuel F Spring. Of Sc Twen-
ty-second street. died IN her home
Monday az 100 O'Clock a. m. follow
ing an Illness that has extended over
tho past nine months She was born
February -. 1859. in Greene county.
"a. but spent The greater part Of her
Htc in This city. coming here when a
child. and received her early educp-
lion In The local public schools she
was daughter ~ Mr. and Mrs W.
". Holmes and was married Scpten-
hcr 30 1891 She is survived hv her
husband and two children. In addition
to one sister. Mrs Henry Hunger.
man Arrangements for the funeral
have not been completed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09
Good Races on Card |
For State Fair 7oday|
ton Squaw. Starry Herman. Prociivity,
Booth and Mollie Karney.
To-dsys Races
Following is the card for to-day:
Race no. l-2:l2 pace. purse. ssoo.oos

toosJb WAGES
Following is the card for to-day:
Race no. l-2;Ia pace. purse. 10000,
Pauline Hilda. oh. m. Eli Crawford.
Prince X. b. &. r. NJ. Flick. Kittan-
Dexter Grafton. b. h.. : r. Lewis. En-
Mabel w b. m. Curt GOsneii. Cam.
bridge city. Ind.
corwin ial. b. <. Fred Jamison. wash
ihgtOn. PA.
camelia. b. m. Montizuma Stables.
Cleveland. Ohio.
Al billiard. br. x. $. :. Ruble. Logan. o
ohio.
sam BE sure. b. g. John II. Blake.
Philadelphia. Pa.
Handy Jim. b. x. o. II. Earskine,
welisville. y Y.
Great Heart b. :. ]. {. ward. Toronto.
GLADYS A. BIN. F. T. Arnold. Kane.Pa
Autohal. b. r. John Pender. Johnstown.
Pa.
Major Hunter. g. Ross +. Stout 4
Bro. Clarksburg. ". Va.
Isaac h. b. x. N. J. stout. Clarksburx
Butler. Pa.
Fred Paichen. b. &. Charles Jamison,
Race NO. 2.-2il7 trot. purse $4,000,
Herbert NJ. Clin Todd, Montgomery.
Sadie Baron. b. m. r. NJ. Flick. Kittan-
ming. Pa.
Para Belle. b. m. Duquense Stables.
+. A. l.. b. g. Curt Gosnell. Cambridge
city. Ind
Andrai b. &. Vance Nuckols. cleve-
land. o.
Lady T. Lewis. b. m. W. @. Bennett.
Weston. ". Va.
Rose Lear Victor. b. z. ID. II. valen-
tine. Agt. Columbus. Ohio.
George J. b x. I'D. Bcible. Erie. Pa
Hazel Long. CHI IN. Jack McDonough.
North Randall. ..
charley. X. b. &. Frank Barnes. Ar
lington. Md
reariamore. h. h. Montazuma Stables.
Pottstown. Pa.
True sail. b. m. O. IT. Earskine Wells
Vile. y y.
Geo. L. h. e. I. l.. Barber salem. q.
Nanka. b a.. by MokO. J. II. Swisher.
Newark. ohio.
Race No. 3--2;2o pace. purse ssoo.oo,
Alfred. b. <. Highland Park Farm,
Cadiz. Ohio.
Rova lmanor. blk m. A l. Walter.
Canal Dover. Ohio
Or Weaver. ch. x. Dave @ Mcdonald.
, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Direct Wilkes. b. s. o. p Coan Ma
CARA Falls ont
Bing" ANworthy. h. h.. Fred Jamison.
Harry Thaw. b. e. Montazuma stables.
Pottstown. Pa.
Ian The Leopard. s.E-. C. W Glover
show Me. b q, George h. Lewis.
Owego. y. Y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09
RIVER NEWS

The Della Nc. operating in the Wheel
inE-t lariugton trade. viii depart at noon
to-day. for the down-riyCr city. She g.
the only boat operating iu the local trade
At present a. the gasoline packet Mil
dred. which has been running between
This city and Matamoras. f. now ferrying
Passenger TO and from the fair grounds
In addition to the Mildred the ferry
business ~ being handled by the Eliza -.
The excursion steamer Joe Fowler ALL
likely run excursions on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings Of this week. FOR the
entertainment Of the hundreds Of Ni-f-
tors here for the fair
To g. expected that the rains 81 Yes
terday win result in small rise ratur-
ing 200 this section Of the river. although
10 VIII offer no relief to the suspension
Of navigation due To- the low water. un-
less additional rains fall
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09
YACHT RACES
In Nth sender Event of German-Amsr-
lean Series Was Interesting. with
Gina Tietng the Ellen

MAEBl EIEAp. Mass sept S-The
urth sender yacht race in the German
American series. from which tho DER
mans haN" been elm mated. failed to-
daf fu settle the award OF tho prfncfnai
trpphies Tor H." Gina. owned by Guy
Lowell 81 Boston. captured another
iiukN. drifting contest. and tied II
i.il'n. owned by q. y Cirtis In fhe
sfrugEir FOR the President Wilson up
Tu" Two yachts. with two wins each. Will
sail tfe sixth and last race tomorrow
and the loser VIII receive tho second
prItc. M GuNcrnor Ioss trnphN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09
NEW YORK TAKES FINAL
CONTEST PROM BRooKLYE

NEW YORK. sept %.e y..k. r......
% three out uT i've from rf,..l,.. ...
winning fhe last game nt th. s..rt... 10.
% score Of e. !. Ma'iuard. vr. 49,.
DOT htf4 ht E-n,a.ru Asf Thur-f .,.
am" tack strong tud+t and shut amt
co." visitors urtl mo ninth vI.f. o.. q.
nun ned fhfe" bits fur I4. Itl.r.
hiirh"d fairly vel for Erv".Itf. .lfii h.
Collapsed iu the seventh. ri- .ur aIII
throw paving the way BOB. boz. .aw mar
score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09
RECON- ENDATIONS
MADE BY Chiffon
intelligence Bureau.
Washington, ID. c., Sept 8.

WabhIhK ton ID. c, sept 3.
Senator Chiffon has made the fol
lowing recommendations TO the post
Office department and pension bureau:
DIR. w. W. Hume. Or \. u. Abshire
and Or. Robert Wrister. TO be pension
surgeons and examiners at Beckley.
~. l.. Walls. to be postmaster at
Poca; VIM. n. McCutcheon. to be post
master AZ Webster Springs: L. NJ.
Frantz. TO be postmaster as Mullins:
X. J.. Patterson. to be postmaster at
Vale
Congressman Sutherland has recon-
mended 10 the postoffice department
the establishment OF postoffice 10 be
known as Hardwood. near Springton,
Mercer county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09
WOLGAST RETIRES
Former Lightweight Champion Form.
ally Declares He 10 Out Of the
Fight Forever.

PORTLAND. Ore. Sept. s.-Ad
Wolgast. former lightweight cham
pion. announced to-day his final re-
tirement from the ring.
Il have just completed the pur-
chase of a ranch near Medford." he
said. and shall settle there perman-
emily after a brief visit TO nv old
home in Michigan. positively will
not fight again"
Wolgast attributes his recent de-
feats 10 the effects OF an operation
for appendicitis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09
ARGUMENT
Ensued IN Criminal Court Yesterday
over Action a. Squire DoBba In
Filming Mr., wl,ier In Colts
MILLER Case.

S"mc strange developments were
sprung Yesterday 'n tho colts We Nil.
lor case. which Wss heard horors
Sqri~" nohh- DO seems shat tho va
Hau beat up Colts and thcn went fn
SQUIRE hobbs ONCE and pleaded gull.
't to an assault charge. and uas as.
srrset fine 81 g. and .osfs Tho
'cuting attorney stated YESTERDAY
that tho squire had no right 10 accept
Tho hne. and as result the trial was
held ote- until Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09
TOOK TWO
"fxAR1Ho DOUBLE BILL
FROM BOSTON.
1sehsr ana P.shsrt Ar. tn. Handy soy,
With the Wnlow-ror-
msr BATS 1000

boS&uN. Mass. sept. S.-Philadelphia
movesaoubly forward to-day ia Tn. race
~ ue National League peunant. win
nin9 iroth games of "A double header from,
Doston. the first shut out. ~ 10 -.
end tns second 20 =. The winning team
m.ae - hits for total OF q. bases
ne frstgame WAS Struggling MAJ ch
IN vnich the visitors bsttsd two local
Ptchers to all corners of the park.
oecker was star batsman with a home
run and four singles In five time. at hat
Philadelphis continued to hat harl
.ho tinely in the second contest while
tne nome team could do hut mn. win
snoet denN"rN. Paskerts hitting
drove I'm half Of the visitors runs Th~
scores: VI"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09
SHUT OUT
sENAToHs COULD DO NOTHING
WITH CALDWELL AHD
LOSE LAST CANE
Let Locals Down with Tire, s,urle.
and One Man Hsaehcd Third Bass.

was un-hittable TODAY and ~. -,
workers. shut out Washington 4 TO o or
Their last appearance here of the season
Inc tall pitcher had everything and al
Washington player reached third base
curing the game.
Engel. who started Tor Washington
WAS hit hard In tine fourth ana refIred
I'm favor OF Gsllis. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09
CONTINUE CASE
or Consolidated stone a Minina CO.
~ Thomas % prosser CO Tor
Damages IN Circuit Court
20

Tho case OF fhe Consolidated stone
a Whining Company. corporation.
aRaina fho Thomas n proeser Com
rInv which was tried Yesterday Do.
frrr Judge newman. was continued
until TODAY A. O'Clock tho taking
of Testimony VHs stopped for Tho da,
aud thD rrsf OF tho fiuc was consumed
nt fhr taking ~ dispositions Tho case
Iu question 81. a DAMAGE euif Irto.vinr
H nominal um
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09

FITTSTI NGII p. Sepf- N-RIVer
stage follow. Davis Island dam. feet
and rising. cloudy.
sTEt' River IS feet and
falIluE clear
MORGANTOWN-R feet and
stationary cloudy
FAkkERS ~ re- River feet and
RISING. cloudy
OIL CITY-River inches below sta
tlOfIry clear
WARREN River : inches below sta
tionary. clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09
VAUGHAN MAKES HIS DEBUT
AT CHICAGO AND WINS CANT.

CHICAGO. sept s-Chicago made 81,
n-Iet stisls ~ from - Louis TODAY bv
INNING, 70 . The game was a pitch
- hatte between perritt and Tim
Nauehan the former Kansas Cttv So
VINO made MS debut a. chicago 49, . ~
,t.o,,.a lie Ger- To-day victory vas
Naushsn's third straight score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09
JUSTICE SHOPS

81 bearing In che county faH te.fa..
daf morn nr before Justice OF Peace a
vs. RAIDER. Ralph Hercules wns fined So
nuu rnrta aud was given n sentence ~
~ d1f. fHr aasnuIflur r.rtIIur and
phHaIuE Nav froHrelf rh. altered Df.
Tense u.rHrrrF SATURDAY, r|rht on fro
Steel tfiHrs Tho CHARGE WAS rrafsrr,1
against Hercules tt The rirTe fffher
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09

IwH tt~" hits. Ndam- Wilson N.l-t-
o.. 1rfev bose hit. miller Sa.,frc.
hit Ni"N. Wagner. Sacriticn r,.-
adams. I''itu. Nlil.I stolen l.S,S. 49,.
l.tI ttf"s. b-rguau.u.- nut.l,..,
rld, Wagner NioN sal Mile Ta-.
"u uHI.-. Nfu,~. .. harrington. b. Str.t.
out. Adams .. harrington. I'uittr...
i.A.cr .tld CutrI.-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09
Cincinnati


Game called ON account or atrkr.. ,
Two base hit TiIts- Ture. 10. .
httS. 'plar. MtrAlaud. HohIfref. So.
ilhc" hits MiVklaud stolen base.
Rates. Has" ON bair- H.r,!r.N D.
struck out Hendrix .-lgFa In
uireS Rig'cr ana Quigisy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09
Is Asked
To Resign

WEST CHESTER. Pa. Sept. s.
The board OF trustees of the West
Chester State Normal school tonight
requested the resignation of the prin-
cipal. DIR. George Morris Phillips. as
an official by the vote of 9 to Z. The
requesting of DR.. Phillips resignation
from the position that he had held
since 1881 was the result OF the final
report OF the board OF investigation
that was appointed to Investigate the
actions that had been reported OF the
former steward. Harry = Johnson.
who disappeared on July l at the same
time that Ruth Wolfe. former grad
uate. left her home near Hazleton.
The investigating board has beer
working for the past three weeks and
their report tonight showed that they
had examined many witnesses and
that almost all " them testified thai
DR.. Phillips had some knowledge as
10 the alleged misconduct OF the form
er steward toward the female pupils
OF the institution.
Denied Testimony.
AZ the meeting tonight DR.. Phillips
listened to the reading OF the report
by Chairman Gawthorp and at its con
clusion made a denial TO some Of IN,
testimony that had been given TO the
committee
DR.. Phillips. who is we'll known al
over the state and prominent mem
Der OF the state board OF education
declined after the meeting TO NEE
any statement over the result of an,
meeting. but II Is said that he vii
take legal action I'm an effort 10 retail
his place a. head of the tnSfifufIon
The investigating committee con
sists of Robert :. Gawthorp. chair
man. T. l.. Eyre and Marshall :. Mat
lack
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09

Two base bite Sai~-. sch lite N,y.-..
Tome run Zimmerman stolen ls-o,
" 'Nre]. safer. Zimmerman rt..fr.
f.S vaughan. t-idgel1 ard -aie.
Ease on balls orr Vaughan az o.
I.fi :. struck osf Hy Vaughan a. BE-
fffritt O. rri-ea kler- ard 8rfr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09

Two base hit. cree Sacr-Gc.. bt,.
lihrtzeU. Stolen bases GiIhonf,.,-
Double play. Milan and GandH I;ase ,n
~ Us '"ld"'i. 3. ENG. !. Gallia
ia. J. Love. o. ImpireS: Egiu and con
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09
TWO OFFENDERS rrUrp

~Iuitf ~rhuIfz 90 tho south side save
.'nr Iallrr md f'tnric Srshefer. 81 ma
-"ft. 0r ten dtYs Last night fur lettering
L"f prostitution Tho TRIAL was hold a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09

Two base hits PaSkert t-,.,t., 49,.
Ihree base hits Paskert. CraNath Sa,.
rfice fly kuabe double pl4,. SUe..-c,.
hAanNiIle and Myers RaSe ON halls.
Ift Tyler. >. struck out. ~ AIeVander
.. by Tyler !. UmTIreS. D.f,ay and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09

Schuyler What constitute the
thrco Rs Boz the education 81 dc.
hutantc'
Van ruystcr We'll. . should say
zee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09

rWubac. tobacco used only for
water PHO In Tho Iovauf. Ie raised
cxi1-u-12lLaI- L-IlLan. r"r-l1.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-09

TWO base hits tudarus pooI,p KIN
err Home run Becker. Sacrifi,. files.
raNsth. Doloan. Stlen base. -kunha
i.obert Base on balls orr ~-atuu. o.
~ James 4 lmrire~ O'l,a> ana Ems.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1913-01-21
Should we Have Joint Sessions (?

Eds. FreemanTribune: I have
just read an account of whole fam
lily going to the state agricultural
college to attend the Short Course.
This is the right spirit and is a good
example for the farmers and their
families to follow in this town, and
remember that families are not alone
composed of fathers and sons.
] believe that last year there were
no farmers wives in attendance at
the mems sessions Of the course in
Webster City. The fact that the do
mestic science sessions are held at
the same time and the programs so
filled with good things, has tend
ency to divert the attendance Of
women from the general farm study
with which they should familiarize
themselves. Then, many women hes
itate to present themselves in COM
pany of men unless special invita-
tion has been given and preparation
made for them. I am glad to say
that this diffidence is gradually
passing and that women are taking
their places quite naturally wherev-
er business demands, or where the
mental inclination calls them. l at
tended the first session of the Farm
er's Grain Dealers convention which
was held in Fort Dodge some years
ago Not woman except myself
was present. The following year
three women attended regular ses-
sions and the towns women partici-
pated In the evening programs. The
next season in Des Moines, large
numbers of women were present and
we were entertained by the women's
clubs of the city and the ladies OF
Governor Carrolls official family
held reception for these farmers
wives in the capital building.
While it is not expected that men
will be interested in the> cooking
school. as such. ii is absolutely GER
tain that there are many women
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to the frontier and fight for his
country. There is a battle in which
many are killed and in the list Of
dead the young woman discovers the
name of her lover. To reverence
his memory she enters convent and
becomes nun. Fortunately the
death of the young officer was erron-
eous and he returns to find his be-
throthed behind convent walls. I'm
der the laws of the Roman Catholic
church a nun may never retrace her
steps. The question arises: Shall
the young woman desert the church
or turn from her lover to the church
whose vows she has taken 1t is on
these points the late F. Marion
Crawford has written his greatest
play which comes to the armory op-
era house next Wednesday night,
Jan. 22nd.