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The Washington times., 1913-01-06
ELECTRIC BOARD
TO HOLD HEARING
ON EXPRESS CARS
Chevy Chase Citizens Will
Appear Thursday to Urge
Better Service. "

Hearing of the Chevy Chase express
service question. originally scheduled
for this evening in the Interstate Com
merce Commission building. will not
take place until Thursday evening,
when the District Electric Railway Com
mission Will conduct 1t in the board
room of the Interstate building. The
hearing room will be crowded that
evening, because Chevy Chase and
Cleveland Park Citizens Associations
are coming en- masse, 1t is reported. the
Capital Traction Company. will have
representatives present. and number
of persons interested in the question
will be on hand.
Conviction is growing that the District
Electric Railway Commission ultimately
will order increased service to Chevy
Chase, but that this will not necessarily
part of the line.
Traffic Is Growing.
The volume Of traffic to Cleveland
Park, Chevy Chase circle, and Chevy
Chase Lake has been growing 30 stead
fly that to some Of the commissioners II
seems more important that there should
be more cars running out to the end of
the line than that some should run in
or out as expresses"
1t Is argued that the service on the
Chevy Chase line Is now the fastest in
the city and Is also the most regular.
You can practically set your watch
by the way the Chevy Chase cars rum
one commissioner has often remarked.
Everyone who rides on the line knows
that the cars run in and out faster than
on most other lines. The Chevy Chase
cars from Fourteenth and u streets
run over the same tracks ms the Florida
avenue and wharves lines of the Capital
traction Company. from Fourteenth
street to the loop at Rock Creek bridge.
1t Is obvious TO. any observer that the
Chevy Chase cars run much faster up
Y street, up Eighteenth and so on past
the loop than do the other cars name.i
also owned by the Capital Traction
Company.
Little Short Haul Travel.
The speed at which these cars run, the
brevity of their stops at street inter-
sections, and the fact that they fun
no farther than Fifteenth and New
York avenue down town combine to
keep short haul passengers Off them, ac-
cording to the argument of the trac-
ton company. and hence there is no
maintained
What is needed according to the conn
missioners is more cars to run past the
loop at Rock creek bridge and out to
the circle and the lake. ont long ago
the stub line from the lake to the loup
was ordered to double its service, but
even this addition does not suffice. One
solution OF the problem will be to re-
quire the Navy Yard or Seventh-Street-
Wharves line cars, which now circle
round the loop at the bridge, to run
through to Chevy Chase Circle, an order
which will mean the abandonment Of
the loop. n
Such an order might carry with II a
requirement for the continuation Of ur-
derground trolleys from the loop north
ward as far at least as the District line
AT all events" in the words of one
Of the commissioners, ''the northwest
suburban section is growing so fast that
more cars, express or otherwise. must
soon be scheduled. It does not make
much difference which,,
The Washington times., 1913-01-06
CUSTOMS SMASHED
BY SAVIOUR, SAYS
CAPITAL RECTOR
Pastor Russell, in First Ser.
mon in Washington, Pre-
- diets Millennium.

Christ as the Divine Radical, the
greatest revolutionist of all time. was
depicted by the Rev. James Shera Mont
gomery. pastor of the Metropolitan
Memorial NJ. E. Church, In his sermon.
Christ in Judgment of His Own" DR..
Montgomery contended, in all rever-
ence. that Jesus Christ shattered more
customs and usages than any man be-
fore or since and. brushing aside prec-
edent, established customs which will
stand as long as time exists.
I'VE say 1t with reverence" said DR..
Montgomery, that Christ was simply a
revolutionist in many of his declara-
tions; In many ways he broke down
established customs and precedents. He
is .he Divine Radical of all the earth.
With the ease and simplicity of child
hood, He hammered down standards
and mutiIated many Of the old ways
Of thinking"
Pastor Russell Prophesies.
Pastor Charles T. Russell. of the New
York and Brooklyn tabernacles and the
Washington Temple Congregation OF
this city, delivered his first sermon In
Washington yesterday on the text
Thou Hast Put All Things Under His
Feet" Pastor Russell declared that be-
cause the world had found the solution
to almost every question which mas
been Iabored over by philosophers for
centuries, the millennium Is at hand. lie
urged them to prepare themselves for
this great occasion and not be found
wanting when the elect are selected
In speaking Of the attacks made upon
him Pastor Russell stated that ne mac
no malice In his heart against those VINO
attacked him, but was filled with charity
toward ALL He was Introduced to the
CONGREGATION, which more than hlied tne
hall OF new Masonic Temple. by Eno'
Thompson, chairman OF the business
committee of the congregation
Real success in life Is not in having
beautiful feathers In spite OF what Is
seen in F street every AFTERNOON, ac.
cCrding to the Rev. c. Z. Smish, rector
Of St Thomas Episcopal Church. Dr
Smith showed that while feathers were
good to look at, they were rather
slender for the work-a-day world and
fell below the standard OF utility.
Sunday School Meeting.
: The Congregational Sunday School In
stitute of the District of Columbia is
holding its first annual meeting in Mt
Pleasant Congregational Church today
and tomorrow The Rev. Milton 8. Lit
tiefield will speak tonight on "The
Functions of the Teacher" Tomorrow
night he will deliver another address on
"The Boy and His Bible"
Mgr. w. T. Russell, of st. Patrick 8
Church, has issued an invitation to all
non-C Catholics to join the League Of the
Good Shepherd which organization was
Established by him shortly after he took
.&fe pastorafe of st. Patrick's. He stat
ed. when the invitation was extended.
that joining the league imposed no obli-
cations except attendance on the meet
ings.-, Already the membership Of the
league numbers several hundred men.
The Washington times., 1913-01-06
DEATHTAKES FORMER
OHIO CONGRESSMAN
Chapel L. Weems, Who Repre-.
sented Sixteenth District Three
Times, Expires.

News was received in this city yes
terday of the death of former Congress
man Chapel L. Weems. at his home al
Steubenville, Ohio. Death was due to
valvular heart trouble.
Mr.. Weems represented the Sixteenth
district of Ohio In the Fifty-eighth
Fifty-ninth, and Sixtieth Congress. He
was fifty-three years of age.
Mr.. Weems began his public career In
1884, when he was elected prosecuting
attorney for his home county. At the
end of his first term he was elected to
the lower house of the general assem-
bly, fOhio. He was elected to Con.
gress in 1903
The Washington times., 1913-01-06
TWELVE PUPS DIE
TO SAVE BOYS LIFE
Five Square Feet of Dog. Skin is
Being Grated on i,drned
Lad.

ST. LOUIS, January 6.-Five square
feet of skin from dogs Is being grated
on Ralph Keris, seven years old. the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Kerls Of
Baden.
The lad was burned when playing
Indian five weeks ago. One-fourth of
the grating has been completed. At
least twelve dogs Will be sacrificed In
an effort to save tie life Of the child,
DR.. Van Hocfen says.
Physicians say If the skin grating
Is success DR.. Van Hoefen VIII have
completed one Of the most remark
able operations In the history of skin
grating.
The Washington times., 1913-01-06
George Ade Injured.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan. S.-George
Ade. author and playwright. was rem
dered unconscious by a fall at La
fayette. Ind. He was revived in short
time.
The Washington times., 1913-01-06
New Maine Sheriff
Raids Grog Shops

BANGOR, Me-, Jan. 6.-Sheriff w. w.
Emerson, who took the oath Of office
last Wednesday, continued his liquor
raids today, making In four days con-
fiscation Of 5000 worth of spirits. The
raids are the first made In two years.
The Washington times., 1913-01-06
Fishing Club to Dance.

The eighth annual ball Of the Italian
Fishing Club will be given ttnight at
the National Rifles Armory Hall. The
United States Marine Band Orchestra
will furnish the music.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-14

Miss Ratchet Pierce has returned To-
her home In this city after spending "a
few days with relatives at Bethauy.
". Va
The Junior Mechanics will hold d.
regular meeting ia their hall IN the
Shreve- Hervey building this evening
Miss Lora Lane has returned home.
at Marietta.
Mrs Thomas Renner has returned 20
her home I'm Flushing. after visit
with her sister. Mrs. WaNid Francis and
Mrs IA. Miles In this city
\ large number or Mechanics from
this CITY Will attend the picnic ~ the
order which will he held al Rodefer =
Grove sunday
Airs. Edward Miles and Mrs. David
Francis will leave today FOR Toronto.
AN. 10 visit their brother. Rev
Francis
The Royal Neishbors held A well al
tended meeting in their hall In the
SIR eve Hervcy building last evening
Much money Is changing hands on
the deciding game ~ the series be-
tween the Ideals and Anchor Inn team
which Will be played on the mill field
sunday.
Miss Flora Evans. and Miss Flora
Phillips. "f south seventh street are
visiting relatives a. ZauesviIle
hammond. tho young son ~ NJ and
Mrs T. j DOYLE. OF South Sixth
street * seriously ~.
ceiNiuE congratulations over the arrival
OF "A nine pound hoy.
Miss Ethel and Josephine Webb. %
faNett" street. are spending y week .
vacation 10 The Woods home west Dol.
hs s'fn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-14
BAD WRECK
NEAR GRAFTON

special frsrat,r o. ire Irt...s.n.e-
GRAFTON. ". Va. Aug. ~ The
most disastrous wreck that has han.
pened on the Is q O. system for wears.
occurred a. an early hour this morn
ing when q string o. tnirr, seven cars
brok" loose from Vtafhouud train
near the summit OF fh" Cheat River
zrad" 20 Biac"r. th.ft, miles east OF
GRAFTON. and dashed uadIy back down
fh" hill A. Buckhuru Wall OBJ.
string oi lying ears crashed into o.,
""stbourl train int was follow ll..
them. kiliin- fhre" men. .uiuring $50
others and piIius f-eisH, cars font.
i'"' Li-I I1 Do" air. shlir some ,.
them Won" thrown entirely down ;aa
hlOl almD.r 90 the foot ~ the .Inp.
The Killed:
Ed. sraferman. Of Newbura. n1o
"ss engineer Of the following train.
Jack Grover. o. He~burg fireman 60
the second train
-. a. Hawkins, rsgrao. Of the ira n
that ran away
The 'auas o. 'rs .r..... could q,f
Boz secured
Ii"'r 'fs.ss arc completely blocked
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-14
ATLANTIC CITY
Excursion Left q. q o. Station This
Morning With Several Hun
dred Local Persons.

-Four special coaches left the y. 4
" passenger station at 5:35 O'Clock
this morning carry several hundred
persons from Wheeling and surround
ing towns for Atlantic City, the entire
party taking advantage OF the ea
lremely low excursion rates Offered
By the y. d o.
Excursion tickets. Il was announced
would be good on any train leavina
wheeling for that destination TODAY
Dut IL Was arranged to handle the
entire crowd at one time. MANY adj
Gitional passengers will be picked ur
enroute and extra equipment was
paced on the train 40 as TO be pre-
pared 10 accommodate them.
rev among those who left were
Miss Ida Broverman. B. +. Slower
Mr. Cambria. II. L. Rice, J. o. Perry
Mr.. Brininson. Mr.. Herbert. W. 4
Stoetzer. Mr.. Duga. Mr.. Christian
Mr. Dixon OF Benwood. Mr. REYNOLDS
MIR: Porter. Mr.. Hoffman. Mr.. Hirsch
OF beilaire. Mr.; bartholomew. Mr.. Nc
n mann, MI McNey. Mr.. Ashton. Mr.
Weller. Mr.. McMann, Mr.. McGinnis
MISS Rider and Mr. Sears.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-14
Bridgeport Brisfs.

William Frazier. OF Cleveland. 10 here
the guest OF local friends for "a couple OF
days.
Ernest Sommers ~ West Bridgeport
mas returned home after a short vacation
spent at Key. o.
Miss Gertrude Mallory. OF Woodsneld
Is mere visiting at the home Of W. r
besvick for a few days.
Miss Henrietta Purdy 10 visiting
friends IN New Martinsville
Mr.. Arch. of Mansfield. o. vas ir
this city yesterday ON business
James Higgins or West Main stree,
- making many notices able improvements
about his home.
Many local people Will attend the has
ket picnic 10 be held at Rodefer's or.
chard in Shads side today
Tire Lady MaCCabees will hold tietr
Tegula meeting his evening
Nearly all or the old soldiers in this
vicinity wen; 10 Bethesda TO-DAY to al
tend the q. A Il. celebration.
T. g. Robinson has returned from a
s1"rt stay al Epwortn park
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-14
REBELS SURRENDER

@iiNN'r Hal. Aux IS-Tr. Uu
S1ht f"fts which for some time mad
'""il IN the hands ot tine fatels sl,r-
I"H"~i"1 today To- the government
troops NeEotiatious Tor the Surrrt..-
t M'tc made through Tr COX. OF a..
l'"b 'f.s~ The commander OF IN.
I"it~ asked FOR guarantees Cor IA.
raf"i> - the rebe. officers and "a L., d.
u"Hi - money to enable the tr.,,r,s
r't'fn o. their homes. lie rourest,t
chen t-hl Nsa
Ih- admiral ~ rho blockaiinE VII
tiii accepted tI~ terms. bat when H.
~ returned for ts-uerH. ten.f..s ami
M'n most OF the rebel ofTt.ers ana .I.
ui ft"ir men bad c-rau~t
N'..rdlue to chinese report $4,000
lender .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-14
NECK BROKEN
sr Anna Louise Tracy OF East End
DIS AZ Result OF FalI Wed
nesday Morning

Resulting from a fall which .h. -
ct'Neu yesterday morning the death
~ NrS ANNA Louise Tracy wife OF
'Vu7 lracN. contractor occurred
the family residence. No non 49,
street u IL said that Mrs. Tracy Tel
rom ladcer during the forenoon
striking her head and never rey.,nal
c'usc4Ousnrss. She was IN the e.
nr-t year OF her age having been born In
~ i"rEersburg. July % Tn. ran,ii,
! a hrr burg. Jluy 20. 1853. The faniI,
Niv"d los her husband and -, chtIIt-.aa,,'s
~ was reported that her neck W.
ifos n hy tho fall.
~" Wa member 81 the " =
,Hhf'h 90 Vincent. -. and the tndv vii
- itNeu {" that town today. fos iutsr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-14
GREAT DAMAGE
BY CLOUDBURST

special Bispatch t. tho Intel. seu-er
ELkI\S. " Va. Aug Western
Mary land pdS-erR". train No 80. RI
k..s TO- luftOr-yi.le. ran into a land
slid" TODAY. dorailinc fl. engine and
Waiiy cars The Passengers and crew
escaped injury The slide was The r..
suit ~ this mornings ClOudhurst.
"a hitch flooded % large area OF Countrt
south az El.iu-. e. rainfall % two
inches iu 30 minutes being recorded 81
llIf'or-vill". Tn" Valley Railroad and
portions ~ tho Western MARYLAND -lf
fsred heavily hy vasruut~
Ih" damage 20 crops and property
U.s. estimated 70 NOT less than stu1 rur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-14
Good Night and PIesssn, Dreams

Two things means sweet sleep
clear conscience and a clean bed 40
one Is going 10 put YOU IN a bed they
think is not clean but haven't ~oI
noticed sometimes that the pilp..
cases and sheets have a stale. mu~. -
smell. and that they are harsh and
have an unpleasant feeling That s.
because they are washed with soaps
that are fun Of rosin and strong cau--
Tics There's only one soap for bod
dinr hat BIS Easy Task SOAP " Pure
cncoanut oil. pure borax. naphtba a. Q
other healthfuilv steriliziug ami
c.eaneinR agents compose Easy Task
Soap. and bedding washed With g. is
sure Co come from the wash 20 beau.
tifullv thar g. makes The housewife
proud ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-14
Tie-Up Is
AVerted

PiTTsBUR0H. Pa, Aug. ia gem
pittsburgh was averted t.nnoraISlS -,
hlsht when COMMITTEES of the building
rades council and q committee OF the
oul'ulnss or which the master builders
cided that the demands OF laborers for a
wage increase be placed in the hands or
committees representing both sides for
arbitration.
to"n buildings quit work Monday. after
we builders refused to sign a scale cali
ing Tor an Increase OF az cents an hour
enu tlme ana half for overtime and
sunday work Structural ironworker-
carpenters. hcistins engineers. plumbers
steamrtters and electricians went out in
syhpstny when they learned OF the
trouble.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-14
STORE ROBBED
Robbers Enter Cigar Store Conducted
oy c. a kase and Secure Money
and Tobacco.

some ,iue Tuesday night robbers
entered fhe cigar store owned hv g.
Na-". 80 tl. corner o. Main and
seventh streets. and iu addition 10 49,
curing quantity OF smoking tobacco
ana ciEar~. f"ua sum of money. sand
in o." about 81 Nlr Kas" lrf hi.
s''r" as usual about " O'Clock in the
evening. after lrcaiu4 the place. vu
Ahnut 4 80" O'clock 30 the morning
John N"uudu. driver Of the aerial
fl'h ~ fne FirI.lf engine house. uu
'.''d iu passing fu~ side Of fh.- -f1-,
ttAt window was open. and De- called
b'r"r jaime. Johnson
40 invest IfI'iUu was made and tf
fNr calling NIr ka1a the loss as mon
"uTd above. va. % covered So g,r
il" police have been unable 'o raf f,
clue .p fr. rphH...
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-14

carrier living six miles west OF this
city. was gored by a bull while going
through his pasture Tuesday evening
but was not seriously injured as the
screams Of his wife frightened the
animal and he was able 10 crawl
through the fence. when he was re-
moved To his home and his injuries at
tended TO. No serious results are an
t.cipated from the injuries
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-14
Butchers Picnic

ll' annual butchers picnic Will he
held today on the Island Fair Grounds
and from all Appearances record
breaking crowd vii BE- in attendance.
rs large number OF people from this
city viii attend. The butcher shops
viii be- closed ami all Of the local
butchers VIII have iloats or wagons in
the Parade which will take place. al
10 o'clock this morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-14
Attack of Annendlei,,,

Sylvester BrIbaoh. the popular drug
'I~re 100 th" Raieton & Parker phar-
macy. on Fourth street. i- seriously
OUT 40 his home or Vine street. suffer.
INK from e serious attack o. appendi.
'f'i- Last evening The attending ply.
stefan bad nof decided f au operation
VAS nrD"--tr. Uv not Ills MANY
friends hope t.af 900 operation Will not
D." necessary Of This limo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-14
SEVEN DROWN

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Ms. Louis LasEy. Hupsrfsr
psri0r. "'
Mss Glars ooIas'ein. 20 years ola. a.
Ms Aaron gegaI
6snnis Sega. 2 years old
Philip segai. = years ola
Superior.
f. H...ra sore rar.ts-ef
o. rrrr..a Hr.. fl.a. Fr... t..
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-14
PICNIC Today

The Woman's Missionary Society OF
the First Baptist church will hold their
annual picnic at Wheeling Park to-
day. and it Is expected that all of the
members viii be- in attendance. The
ladies who intend To 60 out in tho
morning will take the $3.50 car al the
Central school building Well filled
baskets will he taken along. and a
basket dinner will be- served AT noon.
Several 81 the members and their hus-
bands will 20 ont in the afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-14
MARTINS FERRY
Infant Buried

Funeral services were conducted
yesterday afternoon over the remains
Of tho infant on Of Mr.. and Mrs
John Roget. who died al the home OF
MS parents Tuesday The services
were held from St Mary's church amt
Rev. e.. n Nulhearn officiating in
terment was made in -. Narv's Gem
etery west Of the civ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-14

The city park grounds mas st last
been cleaned up hy the stree. force and
the dirt that Uttered the grounds since
the last carnival was cartel ava ye~.
terday The electric light poles wee
also removed by the light depIr. nlsnt.
The ground Is now In shape for baI
playing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-14
Market SATURDAY.

Tho Ladies Ala Society Of the First
VI. r.. church will hold market Sat
urday afternoon in one OF the store
rooms on Hanover street. hut the ex-
act place has not Yet been decided.
They viii have all kinds of home
made bread. pies. cakes and pastry
FOR sale
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-14
Several Lots sold

George IS. Reese. the we'll known
real estate man. yesterday afternoon
sold several fine building lots az High.
land CITY to local people. who intend
to erect residences ON the property a.
soon as the plans are received But
Few more lots remain I'm the plat ~
Erouud az that place. as iu the last
few weeks tho lots have found n rapid
sale
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-14
MEETING Held

ID" fu~iOn committee nod we'll
att ndcd mo tins IN the Commercial
ociat!On rooms on Hanover Strees
last evening and several important
matters relating 10 the coming cam
palen were Ip FOR consideration bit
no action was taken S"v. raj Of the
candidate 80 -- ?l~o present 90 III.
meeting Another meeting will be- held
ln the near future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-14
River Victim

The i-nrrs. of William Fisher. age
rrH" ned ia the ohio liver Tu,s.la,. -,
t'ih'"n. VIII De held from the family
home TODAY H p. m. Rev n
~" "' o." Emmanuel Baptist ,nurcn
~ Peninsula Cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-14

FRIDAY viii b. pay day for ~" men
employed To the Trust mills i'm rms
vicinity and itr2c sum u.II be- lano.
81 our 90 the men The mill has uot
paid i'- employees for three weeks
hut THIS j. the last thr, 70 weeks pay as
3D.. stat" law requires that All wos.
ins men be- paid twice month The
prospects are tor steady run al fr.
HHi as several large orders are ON
hand Thy A.ll pay tlr ift..ufh ana
fhIr'I"th ~ 'y.ry month
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-14

several car lIau- of maCuUs., tor
'h" new mill o. the Wh,,Ilng Sheet
and Tin Fla'" 'ourany az YorLt.li..
Tffiv"f yet-' rddv auf wa. unloa .ied
a' fh' plant tuG several nor. car
."ads VII arrive today rrI work WiI
DO started 10 once rpfNrr Do .r name
e" operation AN he resumed nfar
~"s' raj Jew houses sr. I'D mo
'"I. ." - construction dt .i u..,
fuHr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-14

Martins Ferry patrons Of Daily In
telhseneer can get Book No. g. Fifth
string by Jno. Phillip Sousa,, by pre-
senting coupon. cut iron, this paper.
with Is cents. ~ Hose's Drug Store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-14

The Madison A. G.. Of this city. Jour
neyed TO Nefrs. O.. where they met the
strong team representing that town. and
we're defeated by the score OF !: TO o..
Ths feature % the game was the batting
or '. Hall. tie having two home runs and
single. and the pitching OF Willis he
having ~ strikeouts and allowing only
four hits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-14
.OEMI-PRO.
AMATEUR NOTES

The Columbia club team would like TO
arrange a game with the Brilliant COhioJ
team for Sunday. August II. Arrange
ments can be made BY calling National
phone sS3 and asking for Kistx
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-14

The Bowler team. OF Bridgeport will
play the Triadelphia team Saturday aft
erhoon- All players are requested to
meet a. the bowling alleys az 1880 O'Clock
80 IA TO be able catch the so T>riadsl-
pniS car from Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-14
Grounds Cleaned.

ence last evening. hut he failed to az
pear 80 IN" bond was forfeited.