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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-10-27
'sThe Spirit of '76'
"NO TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION"


What Did You Send Him There For!
The following is list Of some of the bills at the last
session of the Iowa legislature and to which the
record shows your State Senator, John F. Weber,
ABSENT OR NOT VOTING" Where was he?
And what was he doing? (He was present all right
and voted bill to increase his salary from $3.50 to
$1,000) Do you pay him that salary to be Absent
or Not Voting?"
Page
1913
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-19
Mn44A2oo,
1DMwWA
Y. P. |. EASY
Picking for Wesleyan, Says Manager
htansbury, Who was In the City for
While Yesterday.

On dry held We could have beaten
Virginia Tech By two more touchdowns."
said Manager Harry stansbury. who wss
IN the city for few hours yesterday
afternoon. stansbury had come here
direct from Charleston 20 confer with
Mr.. Guy Holden in regard TO getting
the Island field and stands in shape for
the Wcsieyan-W. and j. game. which -
% be staged here November IL several
extra tiers Of seats will arrive here
from the Wesleyan field this week
Getting back 90 the game yesterday. %
Manager Stunshury laughed. before our
open game they we're beandcred. when
We sent Morrison back Of the limo thsr
we're always certain that We were going
% pass. tte would then pull OF an enc
run with Morrison carrying toe bail and
on three different occasions the big end
made over twenty-five yards in this
manner"
speaking % tho schedule now before
the tpehur countiaus. Stuusbury felt
confident that Wesleyan would stand d,
good chance ln cleaning ur on ell conn
era win tnr possible eNccptilu OF W
and .. ife was reasonably sure tha' tFe
ICED ana Black would DO held % not
more than three touchdoWns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-19
NOORDAM DOCKS
Holland Amerika Steamer Which
struck Mine Saturday Is Able
TO Reach Rotterdam.

ROTTERDAM. Oct. 1S.-The Hol.
land-Amerika steamer NOordam which
struck mine in the North, Sea yes
trrday. arrived here safely today. II
was stated that no one on board had
been injured. The steamer was dam
aged somewhat. but TO what extent
VIII not be known until she has been
placed in dry dock
Inc NoOrdam which left New York
on october g for this port, fouled the
mine when she was eighty miles of
the Hook OF Holland There was a
heavy shock and the steamer com
menced to make water at the stern.
a hurried Investigation showed that
The rudder and steering apparatus
mad been shattered and that the ship
ana her fittings were considerably
strained. Her compartments other
than the stern held tight
a wireless message summoned the
steamer Westerdiik which accom-
panied the damaged vessel TO the
Hook. The NOordam was stopped in
the Downs by a British warship, but
after her papers had been verified she
was permitted TO proceed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-19
ERRORLESS GAME
Played - Bethany coilsgs ana Central
Athlete Club Elevon Of this
City-8core 40 20 G.

The Central Athletic club eleven Of
this city end the bethany college team
viii So duu u ln history ae uiHIiug a. full
four quarters with neither committing r.
foul a. any rate no penalties we've
fhr sound If an officials whistle vac
Ffiliffa.na boz death. bethany waa cred
tied Win three touchdown and Central
Hlfh ore. "a bethany end. in hiding
along The rldflinr. took n Ions furUlrf
pass over Tor one OF the scores. ln the
Official guide fnia ulaN is Chased ua cum
rrurtHUnufkr conduct end carries
with lf r. penalty 81 "Hunp pension Tor tnn
remainder Of thr game forward
fara o. the Bethany center Who Del lueIl-
rIhir fu receive pass was directly re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-19
GERMANS PREPARE TO FIGHT
ENGLAND ON THE HIGH SEAS
ADMIRAL Won TIRPITz ARRIVES
AT ANTWERP READY TO
DIRECT WORK.
Despatch From Rome Says That War
Against Great Britain Will Be-
gin Late In October

LONDON. Oct. is, S:45 D. m-The
Amsterdam correspondent of Reuters
Telegram company saws that A is re-
ported from Sluis that Admiral Non
Iirpitz, German minister of the navy.
is al Antwerp. where IL is assumed lie
arrived soon after the fall of the fort.
ress.
A despatch from Rome on Octoher
said that according 90 German news
papers received at the Italian capital
the war against Great Britain will be-
GIN late in October after the fan OF
Antwerp. when Belgium would be-
come the base of operations against
England
The correspondent also Credited the
Herman press with the announcement
that Admiral Won 1irpstz had stated
that he would so aboard the flagship
OF the German fleet and direct the
operations OF the navy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-19

Rufus Walters, Elm Grove man,
who was injured several months ago
in an automobile accident in Eastern
Ohio. and who has been improving
terday. His condition is said TO be
serious.
Miss Ruth Sistine. OF Chicago. is
spending several days as the guest OF
her sister Mrs. Allen Curtis. of Elm
Grove
Miss Carrie Dague has returned TO
West Liberty to resume her duties as
teacher in the school after having
spent the weekend with relatives at
Elm Grove.
Miss Josephine WEIGH has returned
TO her home at New Athens, o.. after
having spent a few days with friends
at Fulton.
John Anderson, Of Pittsburgh. spent
the weekend as the guest OF Fulton
friends.
Word has been received By friends
at Elm Grove. from Ion Simms, Clar-
ence Walters and Lester Henderson
TO the effect that they are making ex-
cellent time on their trip 20 Florida.
saturday they had reached Hagers-
town. Nd.
g. r. Bushon. contractor at PARK
View. Is confined 20 his home with a
serious illness
The regular weekly practice Of tho
WoOdmen band will be held this even
ing In the town ball az Elm Grove.
". e. shepherd. clerk I'm the Wheel
ing post office. Is spending several
days a. the guest Of his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. John Shepherd. Of Big
Wheeling creek
Mrs. Charles Thompson. OF Buf-
falo. y. Y. Dr. spending few days as
the guest Of friends az Woodsdaio
The case Of Tuadelphla district vs..
Mrs. Daniel Clemane. Of Tradeluhla.
Tor not Fending her son Daniel 90
school was dropped. when brought
fore Squire Scibort Saturday even
inE Mrs. Clemans stated that the
child had been sick and not able TO-
Gus schoeizner. ~ Fulton. has re-
Gently closed q deal whereby d. be-
came owner oi the Gibson farm near
Valley Grove
The road near Roueys Point is said
to ho in bad condition az the result
81 See being torn uu for the purpose
of making Improvements.
Miss Odella nautiy has returned to
her home or sd ClaIrsVille. after hav-
ink spent The weekend as the guest
of friends at Elm Grove
Harry Rice. mlnHgrr 90 the old Re-
hHtIe Dff Works. lf iin Grove. hal
resigned his position and viii move
feb Mound willie within N short time.
d. William CrarfaN. Ir Who has
been confined to Dds home at Pleasant
valley for sometime on account OF
rhcuma III able tn Do oIf araln.
Mr. and Nrr James NIrr. of Elm
Grove. are tho proud parents of a
REV } NJ Potter Of the vance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-19
SATURDAY FOOTBALL.
whesling MIN Defeated.

FOR the first time in over two years
eleven hs " Rss Ss, sh school foots@i
New Philadelphia high school team.
ne game was not the result OF = luke.
Of the fourth period the score STOOD
heehnE ., New Philadelphia 81 No
nv s, tS;..tek for New fhiliie." Was
played well for Wheeling
Benaire stu wins.
The Bellaire high eleven added an
other scalp 10 lts long list Of victories
SATURDAY b. winning over East Liver
again the best man on the held MS
line plugging being terrific.
Magnolia Takes Another.
The Magnolia high school eleven OF
NSew Martinsyille easily defeated the
MoHndsNtlle high teaaf At Moundsyile
saturday - to o. Lent and quinn. OF
New Msrtlnsville. eNcelled. rae game
w va. played on a very wet heid and the
Martins Ferry outelasssd.
Althouyh outclasstd ana oufplayei.
game nEht against the Pitt reshrne1
losing Is 10 q. This t. the third rue-
cessiye game lost by the Fcrrians this
season.
Cadets win.
The Linsly institute football team
Journeyed 70 Slstcrsville saturday. aud
on held covered with I'D defeated the
high school team OF that place 10 d
Hunter for the cadets was the best man
OF the two teams. aud tore on iong end
runs and open field dashes throughout
General Scores.
At Nheeiing-New Philadelphia. "a.
Al Beiisire-Bellaire II. s. 81: East
Liverpool. o.
A. Moundsynle-Ncw AIartinsviile. "a:
AZ Martins Forry-Universit OF
Pitisburgm Freshmen, Is. Martins Fer
~ high. o.
At Charleston-west Virginia wes-
leyan. 10. v. T.. l.. 0.
At Washington ls.-washington and
Jeierson. y; Westminster. o.
~ Bethany-Bethsny. 20: Central
Al west Point-Army. q: Colgate 7
AZ P1ttsenrgh-t diversity. OF Pitts
At Philadelphia 1s. La
A. New Haven-Ysle. 2s: Notre
Al observation-disclosures Union. 10: Re-
serve. o.
Al Cambridge Harvard. 10. Tufts. o.
At lthaca-Cornell. -; Buckness. o.
At Oorono. Me.-Maine. ca Norwich. n.
AZ state College-Pennuyly ania state.
At Lansing. Mich.-Michigsn. J: N. a.
At Madison. wis.--wisconsin. ti. Pur-
AZ Chicago Chicago. 7. Iowa. O.
~ Lancaster Pa-Frankiin and Mar
shall. a. Swarthmore. o.
a. Syracusc--syracuse u; Roches-
~ lewiston. Me.-Bstes. 2e: New
Hampshire State. 0.
Al Hanover. y. H-Dsrtmouth. AZ.
Vermont. o.
At south Bethlehem. Pa-LehiFh. "a:
Carnegie. 20.
Al Amhcrst-Amhorst o. Trinity. q.
81 Miuueapohs-Minne 20 south
Dakota z
AZ Brunsvick. Me.--Bowdoin. 20. Bos-
ton College o.
At Ncw York Fordham. Is. Middle
bury. %.
~ Nev Hrunswick. y. J.-Rutgcrs. II.
MuhicnborE. e.
"a Urbsna m.-iuinois. 81. ohio
~ nloomington. ind.-Indiana. p.
Norfhwestern. o.
AZ Richmond. fnd-Buticr. q. Earl
ham. g.
~ Lexington state University Of
KENTUCKY. i1. s. a. NJ 81 Mirsiaeipri DO.
~ Wooster Ohio-Dbcriln. %. Woos-
ter 81
tt Chariotisvue. Virginia. 90.
South Carolina. o.
~ Eoanos-. va-Roanoko College. %.
Morris H1rteV. e.
AZ Delaware Ohio-caso. @. Wesley
an. 20.
AZ Morsantovn- " a.. o.. Du-
uuean0.
A. Marietta Marietta. fa. Oterhsin. q.
~ harrcstiilc Woodsfcld a. ~ g.
Earuef vile o. h. o.
At Cumberland Cumberland Y ~ 4.
a. lts Wet Virginia prcp. A.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-19
SOME GAME
". Y. A. c. Defeat webster az Gflehr1st
PARK Yesterday Afternoon
a 20 n

The North End Athletic club. of this
city. defeated the Webster eleven. also
o. Wheeling. both fenfhcrWsirht teams.
az tilchriHt park. b. the overwhelming
score OF % 90 o. Yesterday afternoon.
Contrary Co expectations The field at
Chemist park yesterday was ln the best
condition imaginable. The turf had tho
auftucss and Just the right spring 90
make fast playing
The Webster team wnH outcl areed and
otlerCd little opposition fu the ON
siaushfs Of the North Finders Jarvis.
hfutf ana Baker. Tor So D.. s. a.. afrrrod.
Many football fane from Wheeling AMI
vicinity were present expecting Co. SEQ
the washington a. t.-SlHfrratiIfr indie.
Ufndouta game. hlt were dIaaUuuIu I'd.
~ thn game was cancelled yesterday
morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-19
rrDEEAE LEAGUE Nay
INVADE METROPOLIS

President Gilmore ~ che Federal
league has announced that the Fedr are
park ln fhr mffruruila ere being rnnaif-
cred President Gilmore. with rhariff
Wrenhan ard william Walker. 81 the
irrf ueff iu Nrw Work t1uefdrrlur tho
afEfrahiiifV ~ placing team fn that
rIfH. a meeting wIf nr held fu New
Work rarf Frldaf nf Wfifh time the
rrHrnaffi0r aIiI likely Dol taken %
President Gilmore also stated fhff
there Wan nu truth Iu fhn statement thar
rnnrn would coon nn reached between
fne Tedfrala md 0rrlrfrrr uHa~ram anil
tIfI fue Tffa we're Dot iDutlnT Cor nrnrF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-19

on BOARD U * g. WEST VtR
CiNlA. GuANMAS. Mexico. OCT. Do.
hY wireless 10 san DIEGO. Cal. Oct
l- y demand ~ The Indians Of The
mfnt oni.IrlH return them their land
much % which is now owned bg fnr.
tiFnrrE. Or causing mrfrh concern
The officials realize The imuoaeihility
oi iulllllng previous agrarian prom.
lees Disorders are feared
A band Of Ya0u'a indiana are re-.
lFnch Of Governor MavtorCua 1t on.
ffg
Conditions are quiet at Guaymas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-19
Burt Obseauies.

Funeral services over the remains
or the late Georgia Burt. daughter of
Ar. ana Mrs. @. W. Burt. Of Dallas
were held Saturday from the home OF
h9r sister Mrs. Robert Horr, of West
west Alexander church, oficiated
ne remains were then taken 10 pal
las and were Inferred in the Cemetery
az mat place. A choir composed Of
former schoolmates rendered several
Deauttul selections. The deceased
formerly resided in this vicinity. but
loI me past several months has been
employed In a millinery store in pins.
burgh. ~ avs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-19
CLOSE GAME
Expected at stsubsnvills NEXT Saturday
when Bethany Meets Morris
Harvey.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
BETHANY W Va oct fs-The
Bethany college football squad has nan
"a recent addition Of great value TO q.
They have acquired a new quarterback.
Cartilage. from Steubcuvillc. who comes
very highly recommended. Doughcrtys
the regular quarter. viii be played 20
end hereafter. Tyloct iF working good
81 end. He is specialist in handlirs
forward u1sser
The game which was TO have been
played 90 grove city. Pa on last sat
urday was postponed owing 20 a mis-
understanding in dates The came will
he played on the 20 Of November The
nest game scheduled o. 20 be played
with Morris-Harvcy az steuocnviilo on
the Zffh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-19
1914 BASEBALL
SEASON CLOSED
DELLAIRE ATHLETIC CLUB HAS
had VERY SUCCESSIVE
YEAR.
Lost but Two Games to Semi-Profes-
nional Tsams-Yesterday's Game
Postponed.

Because OF the inelement weather and
the bad condition OF the grounds. the
second game OF this season net~--n tne
Martins Ferry and Bellaire Athletics
was cancelled yesterday. Following the
cancellation OF the game the manage
mcnt -cf the Bellalre team announced
the close OF the 1910 baseball season.
The season has been very successful
The team played IS games throughout
the season and lost two. not counting
the games captured by the major league
teams. four OF which were played.
Bellaire has already started the plans
for the next season. and expect TO have
the same success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-19

The hrst Republican rally in the
country district for the coming cam.
peign viii be held this evening in the
Hfitt school house a short distance
% blg Wheeling Greek from Flm
brove. The speakers for the evening
afe Hon. Charles =. Carriean. former
tloae' siof OF Marshall county. and
Hon. A. l.. HOotcn. one OF Mounds-
VIE 4 most prominent political speak
ere. Much interest is already being
shown By the Republicans OF Marshall
county and the meeting promises 10
D. one ~ the most interesting ever
held In that district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-19
N. E. A. C. WINS
Defeat Layne Athleties of Bellaire Yes
terday In Second Game OF Season

In a sea OF mud on the mill field at
Martins Ferry yesterday afternoon the
fast North End Athletic club football
team Of that city defeated the Layne
Athletic club Of Beliairc by "A score Of
- 20 o. MI or the scoring was done 81
the hrst quarter Of the game when King
and StonbraSer. Of Martins Ferry. each
made "a touchdown and kicked Eo'L
The two named above were the star
players for the North End. The Bel
laire team was a little heavier tnan
their opponents. but they lacked play-
ing ability This ia the second time IN 8
season that the two teams have mot
and each team has now won one game.
Arrangements are being made 90 play
the third game In order TO see whlCI
team II the strongest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-19

valuable horse belonging to James
Mnc, liyeryman Of Elm Grove. was al.
lncked by collie yesterday and died
within a short time. The animal was
tt'uE driven NJ the time and ifs death
resulted before medical aid could be
rendered This on the second horse
belonging 20 the local liyeryman that
has been lost within the past few DAYS
D. having lost work horse last Tues.
CAV valued % about three hundred
dUIlarH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-19
Min Attend Vlsitation.

Practically all the members OF the
Elm Grove lodge. Jr q. L. A. NJ are
making preparations for attending
visitation that will be held by the
Martins Ferry lodge Tuesday evening
The Elm Grove lodge held its vista
tion last week and a fine time was
enjoyed. This is the first year for
this order to hold visitations and
they promise TO become quite popular.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-19
AWFUL DEFEAT
Duqussue Club root nan Team siaurh-
tiers aoIaa a. G., on Tuuuai Green
~ Score % 90 % o.

Playing their opponents off their f..t
in th. opening period of tnr rams. tha
UuauHHnr club. uf Vast Wheeling
rmofhNed the Hoies a a. hv the score
~ 20 to %. ln q contest ataEed at Iun.
nrI Green yesterday Afternoon the
fiunurHnoH scored three fourhdowna In
fNf Nfaf quarter one in fha second
three in the third and fHrsr In the
f0urfh. Nrrf SUNDAY ne Eaaf rnlara
play the klgilant team of Martins Ftrry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-19

Memorial church AZ Woodsdale. and
Rev l.. D. Lewellyn. OF the Stone
church. OF Elm Grove. will leave to-
day for Elk.ns. where they will at
tend The West Virginia Synod meet.
iur
Rev John W Johnson. OF the
Buckley ~. r. church. az EdEwood.
entered The Ohio valley General hos
uifal Saturday. where he will take
treatment Rev. johnson has been
hi for sometime and Is improving
slowly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-19
viii Start Laundry.

10 Is said that a company has been
Organized at Elm Grove for the pur-
pose OF starting a laundry at that
place. Just when the company will
start operating their new plant Is not
known but IL will likely be within a
short time. Carpenters have been en-
ployed TO prepare the building and il
is thought that work will be started
soon after the work is completed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-19

VIII Hold Smoker.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made by
the officers of Mystic Lodge No 81
n OF p OF Elm Grove, TO hold a
smoker this evening in their lodge
rooms on Main street Following tne
Transaction of business and the initia-
ton OF several candidates, a move-up
OF the officers OF the lodge will be
MADE. This move-up comes following
the resignation of one of the high Off,
GERS OF the lodge. This will cause a
general move-up OF the officers who
are Just starting on their work TO
tnose higher in the ranks. Ii will also
make necessary the election of some
petty officers. Following this. the
smoker viii be held. and all members
are urged TO attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-19

Work viii D. started within a short
time ON the installation of electric
Urhte for The Town of Film Grove
sometime aEo This proposition was
token up by council and 10 was d..
cIdod 90 have sixteen lights installed
ne trial Of their use. These Urhts
VII Do installed ON The National Road
from SprIngdHle to The upper end of
fhr town. They win be- ~ the TOO Watt
variety. Tho contract for their install
nfion and upkccp has been awarded
% The West Virginia Traction and
Electric COmnanV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-19
CARLISLE ELECTS
Peter caiac t. NAMED Captain o. the
Football Team Of Famous indian
school

CARLISLE. Pa. oct 1R-peter Ca'ac
Mission Indian from California. hss
been elected captain 81 fho Carlisle In
dian school football team 90 sIc-eed
Elmer Busch Who resigned recent" Hf
fNr request ~ fhr coaching star cHlHe
has piayed In the backhcld Tor two
years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-19

-, me regular weekly meeting OF the
I'm Grove company OF the Boys Brfr.
ade Will be held this evening in me
basement OF tho new Stone church
The evening will be spent in drilling
ana other exercises. All the bows Of
the company are urged to attend the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-19
Rally Services Held.

Rally services were held in the Park
view sunday school yesterday. I'M
n. Bodley. Despite the weather con.
ditlons practically the entire member
snip OF the school turned out for the
DIG rally, aside from a large humber
OF visitors. Already the school has
large membership and is constantly
increasing. All are urged TO attend
. me meetings. which are held each
Sunday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-19
COURT TO OPEN.
October Term o. Federal Court opens
Here Tomorrow

The Wheeling session 90 the Orfo-
brr term 81 the United States Dis
trlrf court for me northern District
n West virginia convene here fo.
morrow morning Tho federal Grand
iury wiil 70 into session a. q O'Clock
Judge Aston g. Dayton and al.
tachra 81 tho court are expected DOB
the city this evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-19
roUE ARRusrs
Police Bounded Up Four Offenders
Last night

The police rounded un four offend.
&C. yesterday ana last nlrHt t1 face
duiEr Jordan THE morning They Una
uu Hs follows Joe Eiftle drunk. t.
uuirtr smith grufFe Gates disorder
lF un rou riaIuI oI hlH eIfa. bY pnierr
'nuiff l"fn kaiu. disurderiF o. MD.
flafrhrF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-19

hold a meeting at the church Wednes-
day evening at the church. Several
matters pertaining 10 the business OF
the committee will be taken up and
al members OF that division are urged
TO be present. The meeting will be
held following the prayer meeting GER
vices.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-19
DAVE Says

He sort of flatters himself
that he is rather we'll posted
on what constitutes the top
notch of quality and correct
fashion in clothes for men.
AS a result, Kraus Bros.
specialize in excellence, for
nothing short Of the best can
find a place among their
stocks.
That's the very reason, too,
why they offer the wonderful
ly attractive KrauS-Made for
men and young men.
The clothes have won
Kraus. Bros right TO recogni-
ton and they will win yours,
too.
You can not fail TO note the
stylish designs, the quality of
the craftsmanship, the special
fabrics and the novel patterns.
And they cost no more than
ordinary clothes.
Weather for to-day. Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-19
sELBV WIN
r0unE ssIby Dsfeatsd Young Mahoney
n yight IN s,subcnviiis

srECUENNttfE. CD. Orf rs
Young HffnN received tho rnrufa. d..
rIaluu here lraf nigh over 81 nuraH A.
hurrf. Dol feet hattie The victor d..
pln5 "a Considerable boxing ability.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-19
OUT-THE-PIKE
Will Hold Smoker

DIR. w. Z. PAUL, Dentist. Rice Bldg,
Elm Grove. 10t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-19

Division Sis of The Pastors aid
committee OF the Stone church vii