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The Detroit times., 1913-11-27

The Stratford Players will present
a week OF Shakespearean repertoire
In the Detroit opera house, beginning
Monday, Dec. 10. This company Is
the repertoire company from STRAIT
ford-on-Avon and Is headed by f. r.
Benson. The Players have been APP
pearing in Canada since their arrival
from England few weeks ago. and,
in the Canadian cities have created
genuine enthusiasm for their artis-
tic ability and beauty and accuracy
Of their productions.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-27

r. NJ. Newman whose series OF
traveltalks have attracted large audi
ences to the Detroit opera house on
Sunday evenings for several weeks
past, will give two moro picturelec-
lures, Sunday evening, Nov. 80, and
Sunday evening. Dec. Z. For Sunday
evening, Nov 80. Mr.. Newman will
offer his interesting story and beau
tiful series of pictures OF 1.-THE Top
o. the World" and, for the farewell
lecture. repetition Of Paris" which
opened the current seasons course.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-27

turned o. uiat city Friday after a snors
stay with relatives here
Mr.. and Mrs. g. r Hunt are ENJOYS
INK visit With their children. Mr ana
Mrs Dean Mott and Albert and Leils
Hunt. ~ Buffalo. ~ y
AR. and Mrs. Minor Nirus and family.
OF Iairmont. W Va. are here FOR a visit
with their mother. Mrs. Lizzie brown.
or East Church street
j. :. boudna. OF bethesda fas hear
spending q few days with Mr. and Nc
CHARLES Van Dvne. of East South street-
- ire death ~ Mrs Mary Catherins
harneF, an esteemed lady 81 West Main
street. occurred az the home ~ an eariv
h"ur Thursday morning Mrs Rarnes
NIN been in poor health FOR a nurnbs-
~ wears ana suffered "a stroke ~ nar-
alNsi1 during The past few DAYS which
Wis the cause ~ her death She vs..
~ ears ~ age and vas a devoted mem
Der of tno Methodist cfurch. TureraI
services viii be- held from ths Row. -.
saturday afternoon conducted Nv R.ve
onas Wood. intcrment In southsrn
cemetery.
Joe kavanauEh. who has heer am
proved in tho glass factory here IA. a.
'ott,"l position ~ Ncw Martinsviiis.
MisF Florence Allen spent Few fsv,.
th'f week Win Cambridge reiatfv~-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-27
TINKER GOING
TO FEDERALS?
FORMER MANAGER OF REDS CON.
FeRs WITH PRESIDENT
OF OUTLAWS.
sesys Ne Has Been Offered s3e 900
FOR Three Yesrs.-Msy Be En-
IoIned BY Brooklyn Owner.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2s.-Jos Tinker.
former manager OF the Cincinnati
team. and President Gilmore OF tho
Federal league held a conference this
afternoon. with reference to bringing
Tinker into the new league. Accord.
Ing 70 Tinker The conference was
without result. except that they
agreed 10 continue negotiations to-
morrow or Monday.
Neither party 10 the meeting would
!. divulge the terms considered Follow
ers OF the game asserted that GIL
more at tho last must outbid the
brooklyn club. despite Thinkers pref.
erence TO remain In Chicago
tinker refused 10 confirm or deny
The report that he had been offered
$4,000 for three years I'm the Federal
league. In discussing the AFFAIR. how.
ever, ne remarked that he could not
make that much money I'm three wears
In the National league
There Is money behind this Fed.
eral league Tinker said. and the
proposition they made me Is "A good
one. know ! can make more Nancy
man II | stayed IN organized bali.
lhey have offered me some stock ON
which | now have an option and n
arrangements can be made II will take
" the same as Chance did his. He was
E.Ven ten shares and paid for n ont
OF his dividends"
" Tinker signs with the Fede-aIs
ne NAV be enioined by Charles Ebbets
~ brpoklyn. according 10 Charles W.
murphy. president OF the Chicago
club. Murphy said to-day that rho
reserve clause I'm player's contract
would be made the basis Of an iniuno-
,loh sur that VIII prohibit the PLAYER
Deihg used by the Federal league.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-27

Field Goals. Easthorn. II: Morgan.
=; Wooster. 5: Beveridge. s: Nal.
lernee. I.
Foul goals. Easthorn. 3: Morgan. ] .
Referee. Sharp.f irst half: Sloan sec.
ond half
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-27
GAINESVILLE

BAiINEsNILLE. O.. Dec es-Thc
marriage OF Herbert DepeW. son OF Mr.
and Mrs. James Dcpew. OF south BROAD
way, and Miss Matte Hoffman. or Can
toH. occurred on Tuesday. December %.
az tho brides home IN that city Mr.
bcpeW spent the greater part 81 his life
~ hiiHefFiIls. whore he e. held IA tho
.lEh"st esteem. Sir. and Mrs Depew
lN.t mere and are receiving the cone
rratulttons o. their many rrienfa rhrv
VIII reside in Canton
%, Ralph Gorsuch. % the Kearns-Gorsuch
l'II' company, De- spending the holl-
ial at his home ln Zanesyiiic
Mr nrd Mrs IFofaer Ellis and baby
Jesse. on SIstsreville. ". Va are mere
f1r r.eif with their mother Mrs Hat
Nr IOr. .f Nurfh Lincoln avenue
Miss jessic ~hankland. ~ Nurtr -rrh
street VIII leave Saturday for visit
" relatives 'n newark d.
NNr1nlrr tHivin. one ~ the older
.frft or This place bel seriously ut
' ir home nn South Lincoln avenue
Nrs. M. D. Crook and daughter Mrs
.r. OF o. 90 crook. ~ nciiaIre.
81. Cd frUf. ~ f.firH Ia here @~r
'...t win hiz family on south Gardner
ST. 7rf vrs o. W Van uvno and
IHIe. f'f. Mics Pearl. o. church street
have returned from a vielt Win rcIa-
Henry berry ~ Grafton. W. VI, ..
spending few drvs with Relatives Ir-a
Nr Hrd Nrg. clarence Ierrerf --r
N'"f Emma. ~ Washington street r-.
enjoying s Welt with their mother vrr
7 unf N Peak. ~ EntesviIie
james NiaHnr. % Cleveland e~srf
hrIr'mHr with relatives here
WIZ IrI Mrs ~ 81 F1rar of West
hf.n street. feff VVefres.fav r.,~--,-.. -.
'f'nl Ne welding of their -
dHuE' ter Miss IDA Kraft. ~ pou~f fs,s.
p" VIZ Iirrefnre. ~ Havera
WIGS NIvwnnf rurkIr. ~ y4raa,IIf.
'nt % fow days tfis week with -ef.-
NIH HUrn @
NIrrt o. Dement,. ~ p.tfsfrr.r I'd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-27
WELLSBURG DEFIES
nigh School Alumni Basketball Team,
Wants Game With Local Alumni

The Alumni OF the Wellsburg High
alumni team OF the local High school
In Basketball game in the near fu-
ture and they have designated De
cemoer 80, as an acceptable date. In
az probability no game can be arrang-
go Ior that date, but any date agreed
with the Wellsburg aggregation as
,,hey are very anxious TO play the
The Wellsburg team is very fast
punch or basketball tossers according
70 az REPORTS, as the team has born
should one he played. VIII be eifher
played In Wellsburg or this CITY No
ccubt the Wheeling High school
alumni will give the matter consider.
alion and a game may be arranged
between the two teams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-27
MICHIGAN WINS
Australian lIaht>~eIqht Gets Decision
Over Hal Brown. American PuqI-
list. In 2oRound Bout

MELBOURNE. Australia. Dec. &c
Hughie Michigan. the Australian light
weight. to-day won the decision over
Hal Brown. an American pugilist. in
an exciting twenty-round bout Ten
thousand spectators witnessed the
fight.
BY winning today Michigan evened
up the score with Brown. who defeat
ed him on points IN twenty-round
contest az Sydney in October.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-27
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
and Martins Ferry High
School Basketball Teams Viii
Clash Tonight

This evening on the Armory hall
floor at Martins Ferry will be seen
one OF the finest basketball games OF
the season. when the Martins Ferry
High school team will play the All
Collegians OF that city. Tho game will
be for the championship OF the city
and each team has been practicing
hard each evening 10 be In trim 20
win the laurels.
The All-Collegians. II Will be re-
membered. defeated the strong Steu-
benville All-Stars on the same floor
one week ago last night and they will
present the same lineup tonight. The
High school team Is composed OF
some OF the best players in the city
and good game r. looked for.
The game will be called promptly at
$40 O'Clock and large number OF
rooters Will be on hand for each team.
The following Is the lineup OF the
teams and the position each player
will have:
All Cotteolans IA "a q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-27
PYTHTANS MEET
Committee Prepares For ceIebrsNorl
Tsot,,iS yuo ns.. February.

\ meeting Of the general commit,eeI
of members NJ lodges of knights o.
lNthias of this city and vicinity -
htlf last evening after the neetl1srI
or ohio VALLEY lodge ~ tho order snS
aTranrcmcnis we're partiaiIv comnIsf..
ia, tnr TIE celebration ~ the Golden
luh.ice " mo order in February Al
tentative date for tho ceiehraffc1 =
'.' ln'd uuon. as February 2r bUe
oihfr matters which were disrusssyT
were Ieft unfinished until after tbs
mcmhrrs report fo their indfvfdaal
,or Instructions. Tho commit
's "uI meet AGAIN in Ohio Vaiiey,
lodge room January q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-27
ATHLETICS ARE NOW
INCORPORATED FOB $50 mn

HARRISBURG. Pa, Dec. ga
charter was granted today 10 rho
American League Baseball cInh ~
f.h,li,atelphia. commonly known as the
$4,000. and the incorporstors 80 ..
zen +. Shibe. Cornelius NicCiiiicuddv
~. Ionnie Mack and Thomas :. Shibs
no charter authorizes the compsnv
10 form a baseball team and conduc,
PARK for the playing OF the game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-27
NJ. =. n. 8.
ARRANGE GAMES
6rookside Soccer Team VIII Play
Game With Neffs. Ohio. Team New

The Brookside soccer team have
completed arrangements TO play the
fast soccer team OF Neff. Ohio, az Neff
on January i. The Neff team is a
very strong aggregation and as they
have been practicing for some time no
doubt a good game will be played.
The BrOokside team will play the
Flushing soccer team this afternoon
on the Brookside grounds. The game
VIII no doubt prove a very interesting
one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-27

sccrir production descriptive or ne
ceremonies attending the opening OF the
canal that VIII bring two worlds nearer
lr eruption. vessels passing through fh.
anal. spanish lawn f,te. hurleeque
"n o." methods followed hy the moving
pI'iur" people iu securing films for the
ihHN INK picture exhibitions.
iu Panama o. u rHra biz that will be
aU Tire more enjoyable that 10 f. per
fiI'nt 90 tho times
Iit.Le Ministries come 10 the Court
f ext Wednesday and Thursfav. Deem
'nr % and January
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-27

As a preliminary 20 the regular
game o, the evening a game Will be
played between the Weilsburp v NJ
G. 4. Intermediate team and the Y NJ
{. a intermediate team OF this CITY.
beginning at 7;45 O'Clock. The game
VIII. in all probability. prove interest
rg: as the two teams are equally
ma,ched. A large crowd is expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-27
HARRISVILLE
High School Defeats Csdiz Juniors In
one-Sided Game OF Basketball
Christmas Day.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
HAfeRlSVILLE. O.. Dec. 2s.-The
Harrisville high school team defeated
the Cadiz Juniors By the overwhelm-
ing score OF 81 To 4. IN an interesting
contest staged yesterday.
The Harrisvills boys completely
outclassed the Cadiz boys. both on
shooting goals and team work. Every
one on the Harrisvills team starred.
and much praise must be given 10 the
boys for their good shooting. Many
Held goals were made from difficult
angles. by the entire team.
The lineup follows:
H. IL S.-6i. CADTZ JRS..-
Faatohru
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-27
ARRESTED ON CHARGE
OF TAKING a DOLLAR

John Euhanks was arrcstes ,o.,..
uaN evening on a charge Of rohht,.-
ltiI'W rountryman OF 81 In The Cee.,
ohu ward. officer CLYDE Moore wsa
tlL on me case and succeede6 H..
iAhuing he man within short tina.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-27
ALL-C0LLEGIANS
10 PLAY Y. N. c. A.
LARGE CROWD EXPECTED TO SEE
GAME THIS EVENING AT
LOCAL GYM.
MEMBERS of Each Team Confident o,
"etory.-Wellsburs Intermediates
To Play Too.

To Play Too.
one or the most important ana AT
lung basketball games OF the season
VIII De played this evening az the To-
CaI 4. NJ. G. A. gymnasium bextnninr
promptly at O'Clock betve.n the
MNorgantown All-Collegians and the v.
VI, Z. A basketball tossers. in whaf
VIII prove very interesting game FOR
all lovers OF the sport
. Inc Collegians held their rnai nrar.
ice game at the gymnasium yester.
10y IA Preparation for the game. with
me local boys this evening. Kearn.
VINO 10 a member OF the team. arrived
ytsterday from Hundred. and will
IKE part IN the contest The Colleg-
ANS expect 10 play hard game
against the Y. VI. c. A bovs so ,hav
VIII know that they have been ~ .
over e'e"ins 10
AFTER the close OF the practice snmes
es,erday afternoon. the captains 81
potn teams spoke very enthusiastically
IN regard 20 the probable outcome OF
nc game. Captain Ieatherwood
stated that the Collegians were in firs,
CLASS condition and that they expact.
ed 10 put up n hard Fight in order 10
win me game. while the captain OF
the local boys predicted a Victory sor
the y. NJ 6. A. team.
NO doubt a large number OF fellow
Students win be present at the game
20 cheer the Collegtans. Lee CoIenan
VIII act as cheer leader for the col.
iege students. As tho Y VI. G. A.
.esm mas large following no doubt
mere VIII be some interesting roofing
sor them. The teams VIII line up as
The Adair County news., 1913-12-31

one and all, a good trade. Every
body looked like they were hav-
ing a good time. No trouble in
this section to amount to any
thing. Once and a while you
would pass a person and from
his appearance it seemed like he
had gotten on the outside of a
little too much booze" but no
trouble whatever.
Qnite a number of people have
left this community recently for
Highland Park where they ex-
pect to get employment.
James @. Diddle and Glenn Kelt-
ner spent a day or so in Green
county last week looking at hogs.
J.H. Smith retured from Louis
vile last week with a nice bunch
of milk cattle ready for the mar
ket.
The Adair County news., 1913-12-31
Death Of Little Mary Rubarts.

Last Sunday afternoon about
three o'clock the death angel Wis.,
tied the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
W. Rubarts and claimed for it
their little daughter, Mary Eliza
beth, who was the baby of their
home and loved by all who knew
her. She was born June 1st.
1910, died Dec. 81 1918, making
her three years six months and
twenty one days old. Religious
services were held at Tabernacle
Monday afternoon by Ed. ]. @.
Montgomery. She leaves a faith
er, mother, one sister and one
half sister and a host of relatives
and friends. We will say to those
who weep, weep not for we know
it is we'll with thee.
Dear Mary thou has left us,
Here thy loss we deeply feel,
But tits God that hath berest us,
He can all our sorrow heal.
A loving Friend.
The Adair County news., 1913-12-31

been sick for the past two weeks
is still very sick.
A large crowd attended the
funeral of little Mary Rubarts
which was at the Tabernacle
cemetery last Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Mamie Corneal and her
daughter. Cora, spent last Thurs.
day with Mrs. Ermine Jones.
Mr.. Willie Evans and sister.
Matte were in Columbia last
Wednesday.
Miss Sarah Collins closed her
school at Tabernacle last Friday.
Rev. Marvin Perryman will
preach at Tabernacle Saturday
night.
Several from this place attend
ed the entertainment at Meats
burg last Friday night.
Misses Willard and Ada Neat
and brother, Robert, of Garlin'
were the pleasant guest of Miss
Miss Myrt Neat, last week.
The Adair County news., 1913-12-31
Joppa.

There is no sickness in our
town at this writing.
w. W. Kritley moved into his
new store house last week and
we have an empty store house
for another man to put in a stock
of goods.
Bill Thompson and wife were
visiting at Gadberry Saturday
night and Sunday.
Marvin Cabbell Went to Ozark
Saturday to spend a week with
his sister, Irene.
Willie Powell and family visit
ed at G. E. Powells Sunday.
C. W. Young and family spent
several days last week visiting in
this neighborhood.
L. c.. Cabell, of Dunnville,
spent a night with his brother,
R. o. Cabell last week.
Mr.. Willie Bloomingshine, of
Cincinnati, is spending a week
with his cousin, John Troutman.
Mr.. Henry Moore and sister,
of Cane Valley, we're visiting at
Mr.. John Youngs Saturday night
Mr.. George Farris was calling
at Mr.. Henry Tupmans Saturday
night and Sunday.
W. F. Sanders left Monday for
Kansas to visit his two sons who
have been there for some time.
R. M. Cabbell had the misfor.
tune to lose fine redbird filly a
short time ago.
The Adair County news., 1913-12-31
Edith.

Christmas was very dull at this
place.
The health of this community
is not good at this writing.
Ed. J. B. Daniels filled his reg.
ular appointment at Tabernacle
last Saturday night and Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Williams
spent last Friday with Mr.. and
Mrs. W. R. Knifey.
We are sorry to know that Mrs.
Elizabeth Bryant's condition is
no better.
Mr.. Harry Jones, of Kniflley,
and Miss Ula Sanders, of Pelly.
ton, eloped to Indiana last Sum-
day night and were married Mon
day afternoon.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Beard
have moved to the ]. S. Breed
ing farm near here.
Several from this place attend
ed the Christmas tree at Dunn.
vile Christmas day and all re-
ported a nice time.
Miss Fannie Evans, who has
The Adair County news., 1913-12-31
From Oklahoma.
Enid Dec. IA, 1913.

Editor News
l felt this morning like would
like to write a few lines to the
News. l am visiting my broth
er in Oklahoma. came from
Cincinnati, Ohio, and passed
through Indiana, Illinois, Missou-
ri and Kansas, as l came on the
Rockland line, and have seen
some of the prettiest country in
the world and have had a nice
trip, and l certainly like the
country, or all of it have seen.
My brother, Loe Bryant and l.,
have been driving over Oklaho-
ma quite a good deal since | came
here, and tell you it is beau.
tiful country. We also went to
see the corpse of John Wilks
Booth, who killed Abraham Lin
coin. His body is here in Enid,
Oklahoma. We visited also the
stock pavilion in Enid-the larg-
est of the kind in America. 1t
is $50 feet long, and l judge
about 25O in width. We visited
the Government Springs Park.
1t has five springs about 40 feet
from each other, and each has a
different taste, but all of it is
good water. From what / have
seen of this country like it fine.
If I had more time we would WIS.,
it the salt plains, but as / will
soon have to return home, l will
have to content myself without
seeing them. We also went
through a $4,000 dairy barn.
1t is near my brothers., and is
grand to look at, and ! never saw
such good wheat in my life as in
Kansas and Oklahoma. l came
through Missouri at night and
did not get to see much of it, but
The Adair County news., 1913-12-31

intend to go back through Mis-
souri, in daylight, so that | may
see how that country looks.
| live in Covington, KY, and
have every thing convenient and
the best schools and churches
and fine city, but | must say, I
am struck with some of the
Western countries, and can't say
that / will be satisfied in Coving-
ton any more, although l love my
home and the Covington people.
certainly have had a nice
trip, and hope this will not be the
last time l visit this country.
All the stock | have seen here is
a long ways ahead of the stock
back East. II is so level here
that you can see for miles, and
not any timber to be seen.
Mrs. W. S. Rexroat.
The Adair County news., 1913-12-31
Ozark.

In our last letter to the News
we said making spokes was the
principal occupation instead of
making hay, as the typist made
it say.
Mr.. Henry Montgomery and
wife removed to this place last
week. They rented property
from Mr.. G. G. Reynolds.
Mrs. Mollie Troutman and son
have moved to Miss Annie E.
Montgomery's place.
Mr.. Lander Bryant has made
public the announcement that he
was married Sept. 7th, to Miss
Lula Tucker, of Roy. The groom
is a young man OF good habits,
the bride is gentle and refined.
May they live long and be happy
is the wish of the writer.
Sunday, December 18th, the
friends of Mrs. Harriet Ann Nor
ris decided to give her a surprise,
the occasion being her 9th birth
day. Mrs. Morris is almost help
less, but is tenderly cared for by
her daughter, Mrs. J. B. Mont
gomery. Those present were;
Mis- Elizabeth Young, Mr.. Tay.
lor Young, Mr.. R. M. Hurt Y. E.
Hurt and wife, A. o. Young and
wife, John Young and wife, Jake
Gabbert and wife, Tom Young,
wife and children, Kent Mont.
gomery, wife and children. and
Miss Staten.
Nov. 9th was the Saith ami
versary of Mr. William Mont
gomery, another of our oldest
citizens. He is we'll preserved
for one that age. He has {
strong mind and is an interest
ing conversationalist. Young
people delight in hearing him tel
of events of former days.
The Adair County news., 1913-12-31

ETC., but to put before the people
statements of certain facts need
ed in the movement of musical
progress. We, the committee
appointed from the members of
the music class at Concord
School. beg leave to make the
following recommendations:
l That since we believe. the
proper development of the sci
ence of music is one of the most
difficult subjects and since the
music student needs sympathetic
and helpful direction and guild
ance in the great task before
them, it is the sense of this COM
mittee, that only teachers of
training and experience should
direct this work.
2 That we indorse the organ
ization of a teachers institute,
and, that an organization be ell
evated in the minds of the people
and that we'll directed effort be
made to increase the attendance
and cooperation at said institute.
3 That without thought of
criticism, but in the spirits of
helpfulness to those who have
in charge the work of editing
and publishing, we would advise
that in some way more vital re-
lation be worked out between
editors and teachers of music, to
secure a broader use of that pow
erful means of development of
pupils.
A That we are grateful to Prof.
l. M. Grimsley for the splendid
work done while in our midst.
5 And that we believe his
method of instruction and moral
influence will not only be of last.
ing good to those who were IN
der him but to the community in
general.
6 That by request of the mem
bers of this class a copy of these
be sent to the Adair County
News.
Chas. F. Breeding | cor
Edgar Royse. O0in'