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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-28

which was stuck in a hole on tho
above named compauy's tracks.
An alarm was turned in from hoy
- and the firemen. despite the wet
streets, made very good time. on the
return trip the Atlantic truck. pro.
ceeding rather slowly down Seven.
teenth street. slid into the deep holes
along the railroad track at the place
and stuck fast The continuous bump
ing up and down of the truck caused
the ladders TO strike Fireman Reed
knocking him from the truck and cut
ting cash about an inch long. but
not very deep.
The Pittsburgh express which Is
due in Wheeling at 1855 was tagged
a short distance back OF the ditched
truck. hurry up call was sent in
to the chemical which rushed to the
scene. A large chain was placed to
the rear axle CT the Atlantic truck
and with great deal of trouble the
truck was gotten out withOm any
damage. Councilmen who happened
along while the engine was stuck ex.
pressed themselves that a resolution
would be presented at the next meet
ing OF council, asking thtt the com
pany be compelled TO fix the holes
at the sides of the tracks which are
about foot deep.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-28

Tyler county.
J. r. Hatfield. h. Of r. and E: Revines
Richie county.
p. II. McMillen. Assessor: New Mart
insville. Wetzel county.
W; H. Rairden. h. OF r. and F.; Beck
ley. w. Va
:. J. Talkington. Assistant Assessor
Hundred. Wetzel county.
Il. NJ Welch. ONCE Assistant; New
Martinsville. Wetzel county.
John NORRIS. office Assistant; Beck
lev, w. Va.
e. l.. Kerr. Vive President Riverside
OIL company. Pittsburgh, Pa.
II. l.. Kirk, Mayor. Wheeling. Ohio
county.
Leo J. LaFTan. Member OF City Fl
nance Commission. Wheeling. Ohio coun-
~.
Fred o. Blue. State Tax Commissioner.
Charleston. kanawha county.
John :. Darst. State Auditor. Charre--
ton. kanawha county.
+. l.. Long. State Treasurer: Charles
ton, kanawha county.
T. G. Townsend. eN-State Tax Commits
sioner. Charleston. Kanawha county.
l. g. Echols. Chief Clerk OF ONE of
state Tax Commissioner. Charleston. Ka-
nawha county.
i. II. Anderson. Deputy State Tax
Commissioners. Friendly. Tyler county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-28
FOOD SHOW
Committee Completes Plans For
Fourth Annual Event To Be Held
In Market Auditorium

A short business session OF the
committee OF the Retail Grocers' Pro
tective association was held at the
headquarters OF the organization in
the Masket auditorium yesterday
evening at 5 o'clock. The members
of the committee completed arrange
ments for the fourth annual pure
food show TO be held in the Market
auditorium from March 30 to April
4. II was decided to make public the
complete program tomorrow. dealing
with the show. Some Of the special
features in connection with the event
Is the flower day. bread baking con
test, baby show and door prizes
Handsome souvenirs will be given
away during the show and special mu.
sic Will be furnished by an orchestra
which has been secured for the occa.
sion.
The members Of the committee are
putting forth every effort to make
the pure food show as attractive as
possible and one long TO be remem.
bered BY the citizens OF the city. The
exhibit stands will be erected today
by the majority Of the grocers and
butchers who expect TO take part.
The committee In charge OF the ex-
hlbit and which has put forth every
effort 70 make the show a success h
as follows: J. s. Welty. William
Wagner Sam y. Mckee. W. J. Kaiser.
H. r. Behrens and George Kress
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Point Pleasant. Mason county.
W. II. Myers. Assessor; Peasants
county.
W. II. Hunt. b. of r. and f; Wayne
county.
@. r. NewkIrk. Assistant Assessor;
Blueheld. Mcdowell county.
J. Il. Filson. Assistant Assessor: Blue
field. Mcdowell county.
j.. y. Mcintyre. B. OF r. and f: Halls
jas. 4. Mattheson. B. OF II. and E.:
Iarkersburg. Wood county.
Henry &. Robinson. Office Assistant:
Clarksburg. Harrison county
John r. Lucas, Assistant Assessor;
shsinps'9 Pill HSTsis oS &c county sn,3Yr uar.or
county.
Paul a. Deckham. ofhee Assistant:
Moundsville Marshall county.
w. L; Nolte. Assessor: Moundsville.
Howard Robinson. Assessor; Clarks-
A. NJ Norsteod. DEPUTY Assessor: Mt.
Zion. Calhoun county.
Sam f. West. Assessor; Chenille. Gil
b NJ Grim. Assistant Assessor:
Friendly. Tyler county.
}. u. Givens. b. OF r. and F.; Leroy.
]: E. Mccoy. Assistant Assessor: Pal
J. u. Wayne. b. OF r. and f.: Reader.
!. NJ. Stats. Assessor; jackson eoun-
A. \. Parsons. Assistant Assessor:
Evans. Jackson county.
O. y. Kisor. Assistant Assessor; Ad-
vent. Jackson county.
W. W. Ramsey. Assessor: Point Pleas
ant Mason county.
summerviile Thomas. Assistant As
VIM. r. Duke. b. OF r. and F.: Heck
j. G. Dewitt. p. OF r. and f; MUSES.
Bottom. jackson county
y. p. Mcbride. Assistant Assessor:
RavenswoOd. Jackson county.
Frank Ban. b. OF II. and F.; Glenville.
l.. c. Riddle Assistant Assessor:
Glenville. Gilmer county.
Chas. T.. McGinnis. Office Assistant:
Glenville, Gilmer county.
Homer =. Wiant. Assistant Assessor:
sand Fork. Gilmer county.
Geo. 8. Biggs. Assistant Assessor;
Wheeling. ohio county.
r. ID. Williams. Assistant Assessor:
Montcalm, Mercer county.
Melvin Newlan. Assessor; Grafton.
II. 4 Raybes. Assessor; Buffalo. Put
Homer seeIey. Assistant Assessor:
Grnfton. Taylor county.
-. J. w. NRndiver. y. OF r. and f; Bur
?. G. Patton. Assessor: Keyser. Nine
raj county.
Huntington. Cabell county.
Homer Melrose, Assessor Huntington.
Z. p. Irwin. n. OF r. and r: Milton.
9. =. Corder. Assessor; Philippi. BAR
DAYTON Lilly. Assistant Assessor.
Camp Creek W Va
=. = Via. Assessor: Princeton. W. va.
IT W. Dye Assistant Assessor; Reedy.
g. a. Alexander: wiiliarnstown. V. Va
,. Montgomery, Assistant Assessor:
Deer VALLEY, W. Va.
Wilbur M smith; wilbur. Tyler
81 IT, Nichoias. Assistant Assessor:
Shirley. W. Va
:, q. o. Chiidres Assistant Assessor,
Monroe county
w. W. weigis. Assistant Assessor;
John ~ Lippins Assessor: Sisters
willie. Tyler county
Jos. e pennett Assistant Assessor:
Wheeling. Ohio county
W. a. ifanke. Assessor. Wheeling. Ohio
county
Joseph 4. schmitt Assistant Assessor.
Wheeling. ohio county
W. ~ Ayers. w. ~ r. ana p: White
Pine. pocahoufaa county
". y Koontz. sheriff. Grantsviiie "
Va.
y -. Thomas Assistant Assessor:
Wheeling ohio county
Geo. Sclhert. Assistant Assessor:
Wleelinr. ohio county.
w. O. Cook ofnce Assistant. WEIGH
John W. Smith. r.. o. n. and r.. rreu.
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CuredHisRUPTURE

was badly rupturcd while lifting a
trunk several years ago. Doctors said
my only hope ~ cure was an opera
ton. Trusses did mo no good 81
nally ] got hold 81 something that
quickly and completely cured me
Years have passed and the rupture
has never returned. although 7 am do.
ing hard work a. n carpenter There
was no operation. no lost time. no
trouble ] have nothing 90 SELL but
viii give full information about how
you may find n complete cure without
operation. ~ you write me. Eugene w.
Pullen. Carpenter. 1875 Marcollus ave.
nue. Manasquan. ~ D. BETTER cut out
this notice and show ~ 90 any others
who are runturcd You may save Tie
or Ht least stop the misery OF rupture
and the worry aud danger OF an opcr.
alton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-28
INCENDIARY CAUGHT BY OFFICER
AFTER BLAZE WAS DISCOVERED
FOREIGNER o. ALLIANCE. o
se' su axe r 2o sseIH~
ofnesr VIII West and stranger Mixed
Things Up when Ne Was Caught.
Other off,cer 10 Rescue.

: Ret shermont. q Roumanian OF All
ance. o., was arrested last night.
charged with setting fre TO the home
Of Miss Bertha Burke. at z32s Water
street. In the sleepingtf) Red Light
district Shermont took n UPON him
self 70 Eet quite bad when Ofncer
West went after him. and waded into
that gentleman with a large piece OF
bpard. breaking a large hole In the
ofncers helmet. Officer sutton
@Dshed 20 the assistance OF his com
Jade. and BY the efforts OF the two he
vas overpowered and taken 70 the
boilding. where he continued to rave.
He took several pieces of clothing.
II In said. and placed them beneath
. dresssr and set Gre TO them. The
screaming women and the smoke
coming from the windows called tho
officers, who In turn called the Mag
ara engine company. That engine
was out to the Eighteenth street nre,
but was located and sent back imme-
diately. The hre had become 30
large that II was necessary to use the
Babcock on f.
Officer win West. in the struggle.
broke his club. and one of the doors
was broken down.
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INVESTIGATION
To Establish Identity Of Alleged Half
Slste- Of late George Mooney,
Who Has Made Claim
for His Estate

WELLSBURG. w. Va. Mar IL
The Investigation 10 establish the
Identity % the ALLEGED half sister of
the late George Mooney. aged recluse
who was murdered az his farm a few
miles from here several months aEo.
VIII b conducted In this city to-m0r-
TOW morning 81 10 o'clock. under the
direction 81 George Wells. executor
~ the murdered mans estate As he
left no VIII. and HAVING no relatives
10 the knowledge Of the Brooke coun-
~ 0fuclals. the estate Of Mooney re-
Nerted 70 the State. and arrangements
70 start the necessary proceedings
were complete. buf.a woman claim
ing % BE- half sister appeared n few
weeks ago and claimed title 20 the
property.
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WRESTLING BOUT
To Re Conducted By Colleges NJ PhiIa-
delphia win be Held Tonight-Cor-
nell and Lshigh Have Four.

PHILADELPHIA. March 2I.-CornelI
and lehigh each qualified four men for
the champions ship events tomorrow night
In the preliminary and semi-finaI bouts
or the intercollegiate wrestling tourna-
ment. held here tonight. Princeton
placed three representatives in the cham
pionship event. and Pennsylvania one.
In the contests for third places Pennsyf-
Nania viii have six representative.
Princeton four, Columbia and Cornell
two each.
In the 115 pound class. CuThertson.
Cornell. will meet Pascarella. Columbia.
for the Championship. while sherman.
Pennsylvania and Van Buren,. Princeton.
viii wrestle for third place
In the f25 pound class. Hoaf. Cornell.
and Martin. LehiEh. viii be the contend .
ers for first place. while Wooley. Penn
sylvania. and prichett. Princeton viii
b. in the bout FOR third place
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-28
SALO0NIST
Fined BY Squire Hobbs For Selling
lntoNiesnts to Man After He
Had Been Warned.

Edward Leineweber was fined $50
and costs yesterday before Squire
Hobbs for selling intOxicants 10 a man
TO whom he had been ordered BY tho
mans family not 90 sell. he was ar.
rested BY Deputy sheriff Bert Philips
on complaint Of Mrs. Joseph Rogers.
wife OF the man 20 whom the liquor
was sold. Joe Beineweber VINO was
arrested ~ the same time was not
lined. Rogers who Is n milk man. o.
seems spends n great deal OF money
for booze and does not look very
carefully after his family ~ that time.
a few days ago Mrs ROGERS went
into the Loineweber saloon az 2fOq
Chapline street and found her husband
just lifting glass Of whisky TO his
lips. Hangers on about the saloon
swOre before the Squire yesterday thai
the huid In the glass was Lemonade.
but little tongue tied boy. who goes
with the milk MAI was with him 81
the time and upon bis testimony the
man was hncd Mr. Leincwcber paid
bic hne without controversy.
Joe Doe. who was supposed 20 be-
dead Thursday nighf on Dr BcstF
porch, was arralrncd before shuirc
Hobbs yesterday and fined g. and
costs Deputy sheriff Bert Philips got
him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-28
JUNIOR PROM
At Washington and Jefferson College
last Night Was Largely At
tended BY Local Girls

Special Dispatch % the Intelligence.
WASHINGTON. Pa. March 81
One 81 the most brilliant social ar
fairs ever staged by a Junior class
Of Washington and jefferson college
vas the annual Junior Prom tonight
Fraternity men and Washington WON
on lavishly entertained for tho Wis.
itinE girls this afternoon and even.
Ing
Many West Nirginians attended the
festivities. among whom we're the
following Miss Eleanor Alexander.
Moundsville. Miss Virginia Miller.
Wheeling. Miss Mary Alexander.
Wheeling. and Miss McCree OF Wells.
burg. The list OF patronosses in.
cluded Mrs. ID. g Evans Of Wheel
ing
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WIN A DOUBLE
~ Cairsvnis noys ana ofris Each
VI o>ns from Dsilairs High
School Teams.

In -doubie-hesder- game Of basket
PAL At 81 Ciairsvilis last night "a.
boys and girls teams repre~entine are
nlgh school At that place we're each VIE
ss' ,yls over the boys and girls teams
OF bsuaire High school The boys game
enaed - 10 10 and the girls 20 Z THE
sirls game Was f1srcsly fought from be-
tnlins 70 s1d. and II was not until the
~ ~nlstie mad been blown that In.
zane was decided. The boys rams was
a wax away for the 81 clalrsvtlls bunch
.ne outcome at no time being In doubt.
Shristy Tor ST. clairsviIle WAS not e.
lected TO play on account Of INJURIES
which he received some time aso. hut
" as on the fioor In his usual placs when
tne game started. IL was through his
euorts that 81 Clairrville was anfe q,
roH up the uneven score.
Much credit IN due the Beliairs xfri--
tesm. as they strongly contested every
IVint made by their opponents Jones
TOT bellaire. was the bright shining -,ar
OF the contest being In the garne AZ
al times and pushing her Opponents 10
ne unit while the score returned
mem defeated. the Beliairs damesIS are
Dh iI me unauestioned champions OF the
Following Is the lineup.
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warwood Briefs.

Mrs Albert Lash. % Elchlaud avenue
and seventh street has returned home
after visiting friends IN llttshurEh,
proving after being go FOR few days
Louis Koch o. slowly Improving after
being 900 with on attack OF pneumonia
"a his home on sixteenth street
Phil sutton. conductor ON the Pan
handle traction line was on duty yeafer-
day Of account ~ illness
TO- IS. Coleman. grocer ~ Norfh War
wood. expects % purchase n Ford de-
livery truck which Do viii uaa Iu the
hauling on groceries 20 nil HIa buyers
Mack Miller. NJ Wnrwou1. left yes.
tfrdHv morning for visit fu friends IN
Philadelphia.
Mrs George Ui.Hnn and daughter ~
Fulton spent TnIrad1v visiting az the
homo 81 her mother Mra f,lfzahefh
Troll. ~ Hichiand avenue and Sixth
street
Edward Elliott ~ Main street expects
% make different improvements % the
drug store ON ElrhtConth and Main sta.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-28
TROUBLES AT FIRE
Small Blaze In East End Causes Trou.
bic For Firemen Enroute and
one Man Was Injured.

a little FIRE that in Itself did not
amount 20 over 30 cents. called tho
FIRE department 90 the home OF Paul
Geuhart ~ Eighteenth and Jacob
streets late last nlghf. caurod Fire.
man Reed. of tho Atlantic. 90 Get n
scalp wound. held up traffic ON the
Baltimore a Ohio rgiiroad tracks and
nccessitatcd the rushing Of the Chomi.
cal truck TO the aid OF the Atlantic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-28

Joseph Wilson and family who have
been confined to their homs for the past
Few weeks with pneumonia, are improv-
ing nicely.
George Sharp's little girl. who has
been Ill at her home on Marshall street
for the past few days. Il some better
Mrs. III. l.. Myers, who was operated
on at the Glendale Hospital a few weeks
ago. Is able to be about.
Little Ruby Overstreet. OF Sixth street
who Is Ill with pneumonia. has improved
slightly.
VIM. Collins. of East Liverpool. Ohio.
was calling on friends in the city last
evening.
VIM. Logsdon. OF Moundsville who
has been confined In the city Jail for
the past few days was released yester-
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-28

Sunday services: Sunday school. 9:45
y. W Sline. superintendent Public
worship, IL a m. the pulpit will be sup
piled both morning and evening owing
20 absence or the pastor. w. ~. Gilmore.
vices. A W. Miller. "A prominent young
laymen OF our church Will speak at the
evening service.
observation-disclosures that Smith and
his whole family should attend at least
one church service on Sunday. therefore
be II resolved that from now on 1 will
attend either the morning or evening
preaching service each Sabbath. ". a.
Gilmore. pastor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-28

At the meeting Of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety on Thursday evening at the home
OF Mrs. Roy Ward. OF Twentieth street
Officers for the coming elk months were
elected and other matters taken up. The
officers are az follows. Mrs J. H.
Evans. president: Mrs. Charles Meyer
vice president: Mrs Roy Ward. secre-
tary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-28
Last OF Services HsId.

The last OF the special services were
held yesterday evening at tho warwood
Presbyterian church ON Twentieth street
Rev. J. II. Leyenberger pastor. OF the
Third Presbyterian church OF Wheeling.
preached. All OF the meetings were
largely attended and special music was
rendered by the choir.
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slips In UArrowa

Many small slips occurred in the Mar
rows below town yerterday, but there
was not any of them large enough 20
cause anS damage. The roadway in
some places are blocked and in order to
get around, the wagons and automobiles
have to drive In the street car tracks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-28
M'MECHEN

The choicest lots In McMechen are
Midway lots. The best location, com
piete improvements. and low prices
make them most desirable. McCul-
lagh Reid. National Phone lis.
Bell Phone ss2. mr-2s-tf
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a new dough mixer was installed in
the bake shop conducted by John Kratz
on Marshall street. yesterday. The add
Ing OF the new machine to the shop will
greatly lessen the work OF the men. and
VIII improve the shop to a considera BILE
extent The bakery Is now one of the
most complete In the county, and the
output will be greater with the new
machine to do the mixing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-28

The work on the building Or
Schramm'a house on corner Of Twcnti-
eth and Main streets g. progressing rap
IDLY and 70 is thought that the con-
tractors will complete tho work by the
nrst week IN Arril. N the weather is
favorable. Work on other buildings in
town o. progressing RAPIDLY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-28

r. a. Lee. proprietor or the North
Warwood restaurant Is making many
improvements 20 tho inside OF his build
inE. A cement walk and platform g.
beIng put IN front Of the atnre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-28

Somstime yesterday while at work In
the Hitehman Coal and Coke company )
mine In Benwood. a foreigner, from the
city. was caught under fall OF stone
and was seriously injured. lie was
taken to the Glendale hospital where
AT late hour last evening he was rest
ing easy. His name could not be learn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-28
WARWOOD
Baptist Misxiou.

Warwood Baptist missions meetings
being held In Jaschs hall on corner OF
Firth and Main street. L u. Eastwood.
superintendent. Sunday school at $3.50
o'clock All invited to attend any or
the services.
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81 Clairsvflis
FORT HENRY LOSES
Local Duck Pin Rollers Loses to Cameron
Team In Close and Exciting
Contest Last Night


Special Dispatch TO the InteIligencer.
.CAMERON. w. Va. March 27.-In one
oa tne most exciting games OF duck pins
EVER rohed IN this town. was that rolled
1y the Fort Henry ave men team OF
wheeling and the local team tonight
The finish was exceedingly excttinp a.
my my one pin separated the teams. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-28

The total expectation OF japanese
coal in 1912 was roughly placed az
a.uO1.nup tons. and inssmuCh as ap-
prOXimatoly 1000 900 tons were cx-
ported curing the nret half Of 1913. 10
On believed that the total for the year
VIII reach over 100000 Lsan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-28

a masquerade was held last evening
at the roller rink by people from Wheel
Ing. and large crowd attended. Some
very interesting sights were to be seen,
and prizes were awarded TO the most
comic dressed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-28

At the home or Mr.. and Mrs ]. +.
Doyle on Tenth street many young peo-
pie were entertained. Games and sing
ing were the diversions OF the evening
and at late hour refreshments were
served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-28

tOkT WORTH, Texas. March 81
Inc pittsburgh Nationals defeated the
Fort worth Texas League team here to-
day In an eleven inning game. . TO j.
wagner hit three singles. Score:
,,.., n. H. T.
-v.fh 81 80 sssssss ssssssssss ? III 3
Fort worth .................5 10 3
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Harmon. Glib
son aud BrcneEan. Mears and Jordan.
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You 90 20 hear music that you don't
understand
Yes" admitted Mr. Cumrox
And pay good money for IT,
Well 7 pay good money for an IN.
come tax that ! don't understand
either. Washington Star.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-28
LANoFoRD WINS.

NEW YORK. Mar. 27.-sam Lang
ford. OF Boston. defeated Jim John
son. Of Philadelphia. in q ten-round
bout here tonight. Langford
weighed 900 pounds. 20 lighter than
his opponent. but outpointed John
son in eight Of the rounds. johnson
took the third round by good mar
gin and held Langford even in the
fourth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-28

Great Northern Duck Pin League.
Brotners .......... 800 3OT ais a22
Iroyhil --......... 342 355 327 1924
- Fort Henry Ducks.
CT. Northern 49,. $50 33G 400 iIax
crowns ............ sss 303 375 l037
Monday-K. X X. vs.. Yankees.
Club Duck Pins.
Night Owls ........ 375 40s $40 1854
CiuD .............. 1sO $50 3f2 $50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-28

To the family desiring to build a
home. Glendale offers one of the best
locations in this district. The lots
are large. level and we'll drained.
Builders have every convenience OF
gas. water and electricity at hand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-28
BASEBALL GAMES


WASHlNGTON.M March 2T.-The Wash
ington Americans to-day took the second
straight game from the Philadelphia Ma
ionaIs IN the interleague exchange
yvaiys; score r.. II. T..
Washington ..............5 10 '
Hiouoiphia .ss.............. 3
characterization. Williams, Engel
ana Henry; Gaddy. Madison and Burns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-28
MUCH IN LITTLE

German women have formed house
wives associations. based on the prlu.
clplo ~ cooperation between the
houEokocucra o. town and country
Among other things they maintain
market halls
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-28

CHARLOTTE. n. c. March s7.-The
Buffalo international League team to-
DAY defeated the New York Americans in
an exhibition game here by the score
OF to q. Walsh ana Holden. of IN.
Americans, hit homers In the first in
nlhs. score II. IL r.
~ SSr iork .'..''............. l
bNi iaio s.ss.ss. ...s.s......... 10 =
Battertes-Caldwell, Schulz and Swee-
ney; Fullenwider. Bader. Calm and La
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-28

DOwDELL REALTY co.
Glendale
Bell Phones-Call Moundsville.
Ohce-305-R. Residence-237-R