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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-05-13
FOR SALE-Continued
FOR SALE-Four stacks Gum sec

FOR SALE-Four stacks Gum sec
tional book case. 208 College ave-
nue.. 13.3t
FOR SALE-Good young draft horse.
Phone 300S. Chas. Beverlin. 13-1t
FOR SALE+F'ine. full blood barred
rock cockerel. Phone 3142. 13-1t
FOR SALE-Old fashioned wooden
beds at the Arlington. 13-1t
PUBLIC SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
GOoDS-Saturday. May 16, at 1880
p. m. 1927 N. 14th st. 13-3t
HAIR GOODS OF every description
made from your combiugs. Wigs and
toupees repaired Mary E. Morse.
4O3 N. 18th. Phone 401S. may-7-1mo
FOR SALE-Several good second hand
sewing machines. New drop head
Sterling for SIS. Supplies and repair
ing. Phone 1856. Lacey, 9 S. 7th st.
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FOR SALE-Continued
TODAY'S SPECIALS

8 room house, electric lights, both
waters, North 10th street, one block
north Pennsylvania railroad depot.
Priced at $500. See it and make an
offer.
S room cottage electric light, water,
cement walk in front, cottage 4 year
old. Priced to sell at 5000. Fairview.
Brick house, first block in South
9th street. Priced at $1,000.
Call and let me show you these,
with other bargains that we have, for
investments or homes, cash or pay
ments.
SHIDELER
GROUND FLOOR.
913 Main. Phone 1914
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BENNETT 4 pRMAN

The place b by or rent city er farm
property. We will collect your rent
for . small fee. Room Is. Kelly Bldg.
Phones 2707 and 1869.
FOR 6ALE|7 room house With furl-
ace. Phone 4447.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-05-13

FOR SAI.E+LAnds n Missankee and
Kalkaska counties, Michigan. suit
able for farming. grazing and fruit
LarIo assortment to sai0ot from,
Drioos reasonable, tsg0s 70 003G For
particulars address Heafy Rove.
Newaygo, Mich. 11-l4<
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ADJUSTMENTS
For Wednesday Evening.

= TOT WeuUe8udy Evening".
Little Ruby" the child wonder, who
will appear this evening, in connect
ion with the entertainment given by
Leroy and Lohrey. under the auspices
of the Knights of st. John, at the St.
Andrews hall, South Fifth street.
Little Ruby" is without doubt one
Of the most clever child artists before
the public today, and her parents hold
contracts from some of the largest
Theatrical enterprises awaiting the
day she is old enough to take the foot
light for profession.
II you witness no other act tonight
than that of Little Ruby" you will
be amply repaid for your time spent
and the price paid for admission.
Seat sale twenty-five cents, reserved
seats ten cents extra Children, fiji.
teen cents.
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WANTED-Continued

to asst with house
work; must 90 home at night. SO
S. Sth. 1-tf
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to pasture. John F.
Shelter, r. r. No. g. 6-9-13
WANTED-Two neat appearing men
to solicit best magazine club ever
offered. Call between 1890 and 200
p. m. Thursday at 101 N. 9th st. H.
T.%Beu. 13-1t
WANTED-Wall paper cleaning and
house painting. Prices reasonable
Phone 3041 6-14t
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A traveller reports that potatoes In
Greenland do not grow larger than an
ordinary marble. .t
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WANTED

WANTED-Dining room girl and dish
washer at Arnold'S restaurant. 12-3t
WANTED-Situation by boy 16 years
driving grocery wagon. % n. 10th
st 1927
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Rooms, with or without
housekeeping. 20 n. 9th. 13-7t
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfurnish-
ed rooms, good location. 1877 S.
18th ST. 1927
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WANTED-Barber for Saturdays at
Interurban Barber Shop.
29-wed-thur-fri-tf
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WANTED-House cleaning to do Call
1856 n 18th st. 12-7t
WANTED-Rough dry washings to do.
Call 1856 n. 14th st. 12-7t
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WANTED-Your old carpets, all kinds,
we make beautiful Fluff Rugs any
size for prices, etc. Phone 2296 or ad-
dress f. B. Spencer, Wayne Hotel, agt.
for Ashjian Bros. Rug Co, Indianapo-
lis Satisfaction guaranteed. Rag rugs
I. specially. 12-tf
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FOR SALE-Several feet oak partition
glass panels. Phone 1913 or 1926. ST
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Washing at 827 S. F. 12-2t
WANTED-Position by lady stenog-
rapher with Chicago experience. Can
give best reference. Address "P," care
Palladium. 1927
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FOR Rents room house, electric
light and bath. POI S. 18th. Phone
oO-c - D.
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WANTED-Middlea aged counter men,
also two good cooks. Connersville
City Restaurant Co., Connersville, Ind.
12-3t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-14
WHITE FLAKES BEGAN TO FLY
ABOUT 10 O'CLOCK FRIDAY
MORNING.
Weather Indications for Today Are
Tor More-TroubIe Experienced
on Railroad Lines.

a continuous snowstorm, starting
about 10 O'Clock Friday morning
caused residents OF Wheeling and vi.
entity 20 prepare for the record break
er or the winter. While snow fell con.
tinuously throughout the day and last
night, the prospects are not favorable
Tor a cessation, as the weather man
says that there viii be more to-day.
and probably then some. At . O'Clock
THIS morning there was about seven
inches OF snow on the level, and the
white fakes continued to fall.
According to the weather bureau
on the Island, there was Az inches of
snow up TO $3.50 o'clock last night.
this being equal 10 AS water precipi-
tation. The weather report for the
day, issued at the bureau, was as fol.
lows: Just before daylight yesterday
morning the thermometer registered
degrees above zero, and by s O'Clock
a. m. had advanced to IL above. The
highest mark reached during the day
was "a. At $3.50 o'clock last night the
thermometer registered 22 degrees.
The snowfall caused no small
amount OF trouble throughout the CITY
and country districts. Snow sweepers
we're out on both traction lines, and
motormen had much trouble In oper-
aung their cars because OF the blind.
ing snow. Similar trouble was expe-
rienced on all Of the railroads enter.
ing the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-14
OPPOSITION
(cOntlLue from first Pags.)

President MapOther had taken the DO
sition that he would yield to the conf
mission only such records as he saw
Ut 10 give up. We have informa-
iun.' he said from an agent Of the
commission that officials OF one Of
the Louisville 4 Nashville's lines. the
Nashville. Chattanooga a. st. Louis.
have begun to DESTROY and burn rec
ords. We have a report from one OF
the Investigators who Witnessed the
burning OF records. some Of which ex-
tended as far back as 1865.
The passage Of this resolution can
stop some oil this lawlessness"
This resolution is wholly void and
Of no legal effect whatever said Sen.
afor Root. "aud the Senate will find
itself, if 10 pas-- 30. in the Notifying
position Of failure In It's attempt 10
execute powers it does not possess"
Senator Williams had read 70 the
senate In connection with the report
from Commissioner Meyer a reply re
ceiveu from Vice President Mapother
in telegram to-day. denying Commits
sioner Meyers charges. but admitting
that he I'D eject two examiners from
Gle room because their conduct
had become such that no self-respect.
ing men could submit to II any longer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-14
CHALMERS SIX
Which 10 Handled by the woodsdsle
Motor Car Co. ts Considered One
Of the Best Of Its Kind on Market

The Woodsdale Motor Car company
Is advertising the 1914 Chalmers six
az the price OF S2.l75. This is one OF
the most prominent makes OF cars
on the market. and Is proving an ex-
ceedingly well earned tide OF one of
the best makes OF cars on the market.
The Six. which Is one OF the most pop
ular cars on The market doubles the
comfort In riding. as there Is weight
enough in the car to lessen the vibra-
lions. making u one OF the smoothest
and easiest running ears on the mar
get The Chalmers Six Is a new car
from the ground up. n new design
and new motor. II has every fea-
lure that the most advanced engineer
ing has endorsed
The builders OF the Chalmers cars
are making an rndeavor TO supply the
public with the machine that is most
IN demand. and after making several
tests have come TO the conclusion that
not only are the "sixes" a more now
ettui caT than the "fCurs." but that
they do not consume the great amount
oi tuel that they are supposed 10. n
II said that the six" With a smaller
piston bore does not consume more
gasoline than does the -four" with a
larger piston area.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-14
WHEELING WON
Girls BASKETBALL Team Defeats Claws.
vile High School Girls-Miss
Taylor Featured

In a game replete with fast plays,
the girls basketball team of the To-
cal High school easily defeated the
Ciaysville High school girls team by
the score of "a TO Z. The contest wa
staged on the Pennsylvania floor
The fast playing of Miss Eleanor
Taylor for the locals was the dis
tinct feature of the game. she max
ing II or the "a points. She Gagged
nine baskets from neld. and her
playing was regarded as remarkable
The treatment received at the
hands OF Claysville is said to be the
best yet, feast being served fol-
lowing the game.
As preliminary contest the boys
team OF Claysville defeated Cathedral
High school team. this city. by the
score OF IS TO T.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-14
SAYS he HAS BEEN sIANoseeo
AND CONSPIRACY EXISTS.
Refuses 20 Consider Offer for Pur.
ehsse Of stock-wIn Spend Big
Sum TO Punish "sisnderers"

CHICAGO. Feb. I3-charIes w.
Murphf president OF the Chicago
club Of the National League. who re-
turned tonight from New York an
nounced that his attorney had been
oirocted 70 bring suit tomorrow
Amcr1can League president with
AgAtnst Ban Johnson. charging the
slAnder and conspiracy. Johnson had
consptred TO Gust him from baseball.
Murphy said. He refused to give any
detAils OF the proposed suit and
would not say with whom johnson
had oonspired. neither would he say
were.
Murphy also said that the Chicago
club was not for sale. He said he
would not sell either 20 any OF the
men n present In organized baseball
or TO any syndicate OF business men
who might organize for the purpose
OF taking over the club.
James A. Pugh. a wealthy Chi
cagoan. today confirmed the report
that several sportsmen and business
men here had asked Murphy for his
terms for his share OF Cub stock.
Mr.. Murphy started several times
10 talk about his baseball plans. bur
before any sentence was concluded
his conversation would bark back 10
Mr.. johnson. They can't drive me-
out OF baseball" he said "I1 spend
$780, 900 to punish those who have
been laundering me and I'll still have
the Chicago club"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-14
AID MEN HONOR
CLUB ORGANIZER
JOHN n. RENNARD ENTERTAIN
Ed BY co-wORkERS OF
THIS CITY.
Following Short Talk on WORK Of Or
ssnlxstion, Handsome Travelling
Toilet Set Was Given Him

John II. Rennard. president OF the
John H. Rennard Co and organizer
and first president OF the Wheeling Ad
Club, was honored last evening by a
special meeting OF the club members
His efforts having been so energetic
on behalf of the club during the first
is months of its existence. are great
~ appreciated by the members, and
during special program. provided for
the occasion. he was presented with a
neat travelling toilet set. consisting
OF leather case and Prussian- Pers ian
ivory articles. engraved With the init
ial "R" on each piece.
The presentation address was made
by the president. Paul NJ Nemeyer
Mr. Renn-rd in his speech of accept
aDce said:
No che man could start an organ
izauon OF this kind. and as much
credit is due TO the other men who
responded so quickly To the sugges-
ton OF forming an organization hav-
Ing for its purpose. the raising OF the
STANDARD of their profession TO a high
er plain OF ethics. | believe that the
CLUB has already stamped its impress
on the community. but its greatest
work lies in the future. | also be-
Heve that every reputable merchant
In the city Of Wheeling IS in sym.
pathy with the principles for which
the club stands. When the news
i-P'iS dAu oiutT duNtEtlslnE media
lind that the club l. working for the
best interests OF the advertising bus
mess as whole. they will undoubt-
edly give the club their hearty CO
operation. II may mean a temporary
sacrifice of certain business. but IL
will so strengthen the public's con-
ildence in everything that appears in
their columns that il will prove profit
able. This has been the experience
OF publications all over the country.
The clubs preliminary work shour,. re
mainly educational. At the same time,
thcN should advocate the passage OF -
law in West Virginia IKE the one zen.
dcred by the Business Mems association.
aud introduced AZ the last Session or m q
state legislature
There - little doubt that the leading
MERCHANTS OF West Virginia who have
taken the Initiative In advocating this
law viii be IN entire sympathy and CO.
operation with every effort OF the Ad
club 10 have the law obeyed
Mr.. Rennard also stated he regretted
on account Of his business taking him
out OF the city 20 much. he has been
unable to give attention TO the clubs in
tcrcsts that he would like to. He fur
Their stated that he had no immediate in
tention OF leaving this vicinity and eN-
poets 10 retahf his residence I'm Wheeling
for some time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-14
LEAVES HOSPITAL
Albert A. Sanders, Negro Who Was
Hit on Head With Ak Short Time
Ado, VIII Probably Leave TODAY

=
Albert Allen Sanders, young negro
boy who was so badly injured by a
blow i'm the back OF the head with an
AK in the hands of Robert Means
some time ago. will leave the hospital
either to-day or tomorrow, according
To the information given out at the
North Wheeling hospital last night
For the past two or three days
young Sanders has been entertaining
other inhabitants OF his ward with
guitar music, upon the same instru-
ment he was playing the night Of the
assault His doctors, after danger or
his death had passed. were OF the
opinion that his mental powers would
be impaired but this fear has sub
sided with his marked Improvement
His recovery Is considered marvel
Gus by all who are familiar with the
case. as the AK sank into his head to
the depth OF several inches. II Is
said that Means was IN a drunken
condition at the time OF the assault
and was never an enemy OF the San
ders boy. they being fast friends all
their lives
Just when the preliminary hearing
Of Means will be held Is not known,
but II will probably be Monday morn
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-14
OIL AND GAS

The Gordon sand developrnent I'm Sar-
us district Harrison county. W VacOn-
linues 70 furnish good producers and the
oider ilelds are holding up very credit
AMY. on Ten Mile creek. the Cove Oil a
Gas company has drilled its second test
on the Celia l.. Thomas farm into the
2 30, s3i sand and It produced ITO barrels
me iirst II hours. on che same stream
and In the same district w. r. Doniin q
90. have drilled a second test on The
s,d =, A Hess farm into the Gordon pay
On Big Elk creek. Sardis district the
Hope Natural Gas Company has drilled
30. on the II. NJ Garrett farm through
the Gordon and II produced 40 barrels
the first "a hours after II was drilled
INTO the pay. On Rock Camp run the
q Nv " ' 4. P S@mP@,n my 70, on the /
20 harrels a day. In the same district
}. II. Miller & cos No. 3, on the j. T.
MILLER farm Is producing 100 barrels a
In Clay district. Harrison county on
west FORK river the Philadelphia COM
pany No ~ on the Lucas Bros tract,
Easser drilled down from the 5O-foot
- the fourth sand produced $40 barrels
Ine ~ hours ending at Z o'clock yester-
NninFton district. Marion county. Clavto,
a COS second test on the j II Cawp-
tell farm produced 100 barrels the first
~ hours after u was drilled into the
Lincoln County Compilations
IN sam Branch buNal district lin
coin county. the Big Creek I1eveIoprnent
company has completed 40. 20 On the
NJ Spurlock farm and has an amber
. huid producer good for 90 barrels "a dav.
ON the same stream. the Same com
pauys No. ~ on the Leonard DrIpv
farm has been completed and De- good
Tor 30 barrels dav Both wells are
far above the average Of the latest com.
pletions Ia Lincoln county.
on Trace Fork DuvuI district the
Hullev oil & Development company has
drilled SO 10 on the Mcdowell farm
through the herea grit and has a no
barrel puWrsr. ON Porter Fork Zoo the
same district the Zig creek Develop
fncut company hrs completed 40 Ig On
the r r. Boil farm and has an SHARED
ruwper Ora the Eerca grit
ON Ten Mile creek SnrdIa district.
Harrison county The South Penn oil
company has drilled No 4 on the D n
Martin farm through the Gordon sand
ana hue good raeEer. The Hope Na-
tural Gas company hofds the Faa tFhf
on this farm and the we'll has been
turned over fu that company. ON Long
Run. Grant district. Richie county. n
~. Pence A. fH. have the riE completed
for 80. q uu fhe Churrrabie heirs farm.
Southern Ohio.
For The FIRST time in many months the
shallow sand territory iu aputhcastorn
Url''nt producer 20 Is Edward a Ncy-
rrH So ur Tho John Braun heirs
farm. located r.rr newport In Newport
Tow NaNiu. Washington county and Ha
soon as drilled into tho top uf the Hrrrt
ETif began flowing Ht the rate 90 % bar.
rnIH uu hour uulimE was suspended
He soon ae tho wri hcrnu fn Row and
Doe. not been completed.
ln ludcgendeucs township, Washington
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-14

Special Uispr 'rh % ne Intelligence.
CfAVLESTON. " Va. Feb. IL
With the evidence Of William Fitch.
uI Huntington. I'd Robinaon. OF
FaIrmunf and s. 70 Moore. Of New
Nartinsville. the taking Of testimony
vas practically completed today be
fore tho Public Service Commission
IN tho cases Of the Manufacturers
iiEhi and Heat Company. which has
number Of cities in tho northern
.rctiou ~ tho State
tn. Manufacturer Light and Heat
company whose attorneys aseailed
'nD integrity Of the commission n
week aEo and then deserted their
clent1. has been notified that n n
desires 20 present rebuttal testimony
r viii b. given tho opportunity Of
doing 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-14
GEMS In SHOE
Local Police Arrest Man Wanted In
GAINESVILLE for Theft Of $500
Worth Of Diamonds

Adam Miller, wanted in GAINESVILLE.
o.. on a charge of stealing diamonds
valued at about $500, was arrested
express at the local b. & o. depot by
Detectives Kelly and Frazier. Detec-
tive Vanaman arrived on the IL O'Clock
train and returned with his man at
1855.
When searched at headquarters last
night the man had the diamonds Sc
GREETED away in his shoes. trying TO
keep them from the eyes or the
sleuths.
A telegram was received here yes.
terday afternoon to be on the lookout
for him and pick him up. A few hours
after he was apprehended by the
sleuths, they going onto the train az
ter him. He returned without papers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-14
Heavy Snow Storm Visits
City-End MOI In Sioht

dDIuIIty' Elmer Thornily & Co bav.
sh,,. INTO the Keener sand ana have a
SAM SAM dPr very Light .pumper In the
pany drilled No. : on the g Moor a s ON
SirouSl the Mitchell sand and got tbe
same kind of a producer eN' ''o
busters Galore
In the Marietta digtrir, Ua.hf,..
~ UunIy' Porter Co. drilled a tesT on
' sie r SIark, Jr., farm through the salt
h .u anu nave buster. George L Craig
ma. completed No. 81 on the Dye 6eirs
LTD LTD ana had the same kind or Iuck
10 notn are located in Warren TOWNSHIP
LsoWsynship: the Carter OIL COMPANY hs
Ig ld NO. on the J. W. Rowersock
d taiun through the Berea grit and mas a
S.stser. IN LoWrcnce township i y
leeds leeds is drilling No. on the L. DYc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-14
PISTOL TOTER
Picked Up by Custer In Second Ward
Yesterday Evening-Reguiar
Arsenal on Person

Tustino Cones, a Spaniard residing
on Firth street. was picked up yes
terday by officer Custer on n charge
or pistol-totipg. He had been chas-
ing another man over the streets in
the Second ward. when that same
gentleman tipped Custer that he had
gun. When taken to the building
and searched he was found 10 have
a .32-caliber Western Arms revolver
box OF cartridges. two watches and
$500 in money. The ilan could not
speak English and could say moth.
Ing as to why he was acting as he
did or what his object was in chas-
ing the man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-14
TO HOLD BIG CELEBRATION
ON WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligencer
CLARK SBURG. w. Va. Feb. ID
A committee Of Clarksburgers r.
working out the details Of n big ceie-
bration OF Washington's birthday. to
be held here Sunday. February %. in
stead OF Monday. I'm which patriotic
and fraternal organizations OF the city
and surrounding cities and towns are
20 take part. The celebration will IN
clude a mammoth street parade
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-14
scHooLHoUsE BURNED.

Will s\MSPORT. Pa, Feb IA
IRE destroyed the borough school
pudding az Pennington today leaving
tne town without a school The $50
I,rp, marched from the burning
discovery. but a teacher Mis- Me-,
sfIetcher, barely escaped by jumpinr
rom a window. The firemen OF neigh.
ppoT,ng towns OF Lock Haven and Mill
nan VINO responded 10 the alarm were
y TO fight the flames because OF
~ troI iaok-t water all the plugs being
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-14
Charley Murphy Is "Sore"
And Will Sue Ban Johnson

lege. al Raleigh. y. c. October 81 Wash
lngton and Jsferzon. at Washington. Pa
November I. Morrts-HarNey. al home
Noyember n. Washington and lee. At
Charleston. November a. Marietta col
lsge. place unsettled. November -
f1t ankszivlnE day. West virginia Wes-
leyan. al Fairmont.
The Marietta game may be played IN
farserrburg or clarksburg and there Is
also n possibility that II may b. staged
az NorTuntoWn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-14
ROBBERY CHARGE.

Harry Hunk came to the local Do.
lice station last evening and asked
that man be detailed TO find a man
who had robbed him o. SIS and some
other valuables. Detective Frazier
was the first to- get the case and the
man. The thief. however. proved 10
be the man himself and he was
placed In the ing ON a drunk chnrre
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-14
". Y. .. SCHEDULE
Tor 1914 season was Announced Yester-
day-Two Dates Not Decided
On Positively.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
MOE0ANTOWN. w. Va. Feb. ~.
uie was given out today by the local ath-
leuc officials. The schedule includes II
games. nve or which will be played al
home and an equal number on foreign
grounds. The schedule follows.
September &c. Davis and EIkins col.
lege. at home; October 3. Marshall col
lese, at home; October 10. Bethany. al
home; October II. open. AZ home: Oc-
tooer %. North Carolina A. and NJ col