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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
WAR WILL HELP
COAL INDUSTRY
STATE MINE INSPECTOR LOOKS
FOR INCREASED MINING
BUSINESS.
Chief Henry Spending Few Days In
This Section, on 6usiness-Re-
ports Conditions Favorable.

According to State Mine Inspector
Earl Henry, of Charleston. the Euro
pean war will help materially the coal
industry OF this country, and the West
virginia fields. in connection with 9th
ers, viii receive benefits from this in
creased business. Chief Henry ar
rived in the city yesterday from a few
days stay in the Fairmont and Clarks-
burg fields. and will spend a few DAYS
In this section OF the State on Official
business.
AT the present time. Chief Henry
stated last night to an Intelligencer
reporter. II the war has had any eff
feet upon the mining industry of this
country II has been to depress T..
This is because shippers have been
unable TO secure barges in which TO
export their product The southern
coal Fields are particularly affected in
this respect. he said. since much Of
their coal is sent to tide water points.
As soon as shipping conditions have
become more settled and exporters are
able to find barges and vessels with
which 10 handle their product, the
mining industry in West Virginia will
Doom. is the opinion OF leading coal op-
orators of the State. Chief Henry said.
Inspector Henry said that he was
not aware Of any labor disputes in the
coal fields OF the State.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
WILSON TO RUN
President VIII Be Candidate TO Sue
coed Himself in 1e16-MarshaII
Makes Statement.

WASHINGTON. Sept. "A publish
cd statement by Vice President Mar
snail declaring that President Wilson
should run for reelection in 1915 ano
would be the unanimous choice OF his
party aroused wide interest in con-
sresslonal circles to-day but white
House officials refused to make any
comment. In Democratic circles. how
ever, II Is taken for granted that tbs,
President will be a candidate. al
though II was stated that so far as Is
known he has not given the question
any personal attention.
The denomination OF several eena-
tors and representatives who have
supported the President on the PAN
anna tolls, the Mexican and other ques-
tons. have encouraged Democratic
campaign managers. In this connec.
uon particular attention was paid To-
day to the nomination of Represents
tive Hardwick for Senator from
Georgia. The praise OF the Presidents
Mexican policy in several OF the DEM
ocrat state platforms recently, also
has been received with pleasure By
the Presidents adherents.
The vice presidents statement IA n
discussion OF the Democratic outlook.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
SEARCH FOR MINES
Motor Boats Leave for Cape skaoen,
Denmark, TO Search for Dan
oerous Mines.

LONDON. Sept. .. 6:25 p. m.-TeIe-
graphing from Copenhagen. the CORE
spondent OF the Daily News SAYS:
Several private motor boats have
left for Cape Skagen. Denmark. to
search for mines which are dangerous
10 neutral ships. Persons arriving
here from Reval. Russia. to-day. say
that while crossing the Gulf of Finland
on board Russian ship they saw a
mine explode about a mile and a quar-
ter away. No ships were visible in the
vicinity and the captain OF the Rue
sian vessel suggests that the mine
was detonated by some big FISH con-
ine IN contact with H.
Emperor William has announced
an amnesty for all Germans convicted
OF military offenses or who emigrated
without permission. who within three
months present themselves for serv-
ice In Germany. the colonies or on
board German warships. The sole
condition Of the amnesty is that they
can prove their recent conduct has
been satisfactory.
During the first month 81 the war
food prices IN Denmark have risen on
the whole. though not uniformly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
PLAY GLEN LAWN
Triadeiphia Base Ball Team Makes Ar.
raneements 20 Play Fast Wheel
ing Team Saturday.

Arrangements were completed last
evening by the management OF the
TriadelDhia base ball team for a game
at that place. Saturday. with the Glen
Lawn team OF this city. The game will
undoubtedly be fast one. as the Glen
Lawn boys have met and defeated
some OF the fastest teams in this vi
cinity and have reputation of being
one OF the best amateur teams in the
vicinity Of Wheeling. Triadelphia Is
also playing good ball and has won a
majority OF their games played Ed
wards and Klee will form the battery
for the Glen Lawn. team, while Rust
and Wagner will work for the Triadel-
phia boys.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
TENNIS TOURNEY
CLOSES THURSDAY
EeI,san Of Pittsbursh Defeated core Of
Warrington TsstsrdAy-oood
Matches To-day.

Special Dispatch to the Intelliseneer.
FAlRMONT. W. Va. Sept. lin the
third days play OF the Fairmont tennis
tournament played here the singles were
completed up TO the finals. The doubles
were played TO the semi-hnals. IL is
likely that the tournament will close
thursday AZ the weather remains good.
The challenge match between Gore. OF
Washington. and Fisher. OF Baltimore
Tor the championship OF the Cumbe
land mountains was not played to-day
because of objections raised by the
cumberland tennis club. No sensa-
uonai plays were seen to-day the
matches being very ordinary Affairs with
little Interest shown by the players
In the singles J. r. McLain. OF Pitts
.ourgh. defeated J. Gore. OF Washing ton
score 6-i. 60. W. :. McElroy, of Pitts
burgh. and Clarence Fisher OF Balti-
more. VIII play Tomorrow. The winner
OF this match will play McLain in the
finals. The doubles. McLain. OF Pitts
burgh. and Bowie. OF wheeling. defeat
ed Hugus. Of Wheeling. and Beatty. OF
Parkcrsburg. score e-e. SO rs.
In the semi-hnals In the mems doubles
TOMORROW the players will be CoIburn
and Raymond against Gore and Trainer
and Bowie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
BLACKMAIL CHARGE
Three Italians Arrested Yesterday In
BenNood-compiaint Made BY
Mil Town Merchant

Pete Shelah. Joe Batone and Ell
AhramavOci. Italians. were arrested
az BenwOod yesterday BY representa-.
lives Of local detective agency on a
warrant sworn out before Squire Paul
RiedeL charging biackmail II appears
that the three men had been trying TO
secure money from a merchant Of the
mill town BY threatening 10 report 10
the prosecuting attorney nat he was
selling liquor
The merchant complained 10 the
local detective agency and three repre-.
aentatives were assigned 70 the case
A trap vas laid for the italians. but
In some manner they became wise and
failed % BE- caught They were later
arrested and landed In the nenvood
city jail. and viii probably he ar
raigned before Squire Riedel to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
One KILLED
And Seven Seriously injured When
Engine Hits Auto on
Grade Crossing.

ALLENTOWN, Pa. Sept Harry
Edelman. OF this city. known all over
the state a. a chicken fancier and
manager Of the poultry exhibits At
the Allentown fair. was instantly
killed and seven others seriously In
iured tonight when a Philadelphia
and Reading engine. running light.
struck an automobile az the Grade
crossing a. Emaus Junction on the
outskirts 81 this city.
The injured are. Mrs Harry Edei.
man. injured internally. Joseph Mlrth
hotel proprietor. Allentown: ribs
crushed. may die. Mrs. Joseph Mirth.
fractured skull. Walter Mirth. aged
10. Commissions. Joseph Mlrth. aged s..
Commissions. Lima Mirth. aged 4. CON
tusiona and internal injuries. Marga.
ret Robinson. AGED 3. 81 Newark. ~
J.. both legs broken. internal injuries
Miss Robinson. OF Newark. who was
n guest Of the Bdelman's was thrown
In the ar when the engine struck the
automobile and In falling landed on
the pilot Of the locomotive
The party left this city early In the
evening for n ride 10 uiliinReravilla
The engine was returning 10 this city
after taking a special train 90 Phna.
delphia Tho automobile was tossed
on a hlRh embankmcnt and complete
~ wrecked
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
FIERCE ATTACK BY
GERMANS RELATED
Tremendous Charges Reported to
Have Been stopped BY British
at Mons, Belgium.

LONDON. Sept 2. = The Chronicle
correspondent from an unnamed point
In France gives a description obtain
ed from officers OF the great battle
near Mons. August 26. He says:
IAN soldiers agree that Wednes-
days battle was by far the more
terrible. Certainly II came at H.,
end OF several days lighting, but they
tell me the Germans put more
strength into that days work than
perhaps any other
An officer told me IL was a ter
rible day. Think the Germans knew
that the British force and the Ger
mans brought up vast numbers or
their best and freshest men. The
German forces assailed the British
position not only with determination
but with what l can only Justly call
ferocity.
No doubt the German general stan
were of the opinion that the British
force could not stand before an at
tack by an enemy twice as strong
in numbers and much stronger in
artillery. II was really the first oc-
casion in history on which a battle
has taken place between a German
and British army and | think, when
We can read the story as we can
that OF Waterloo, II will be found
that that battle in which twice as
many men were engaged as at Water
loo deserves far higher place purely
as a military achievement
1T was something really awe-in-
spring. another 6ficer said in speak
ing Of the, same day. to see those
terrific German rushes. The attack.
ing forces were well served, too. by
artillery. and that has not always
been the case. Generally the artil-
lery fire OF the Germans has been
rather poor.
When you saw the rush start you
thought nothing on earth could stop
IL. That those tremendous charges
were stopped and the attacker driv-
en- back In disorder Is due in the
first place. ! am certain. 90 the mag
nihcent marksmanship OF the Brit
ish soldiers.
The officers naturally expected q
good deal in this particulaE direction.
but / don't think they thought the
men would do so superbly in actual
warfare.
AT the end practically OF a weeks
hard marching and harder fighting
and In the face Of. perhaps, the
hercest frontal attack ever delivered
In modern warfare. II must have sur
prised rhe Germans Judging from
what they saw. the officers state that
"wednesday was the most serious day
for Germany since the war began ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
TWO FAST GAMES
Aodshons and p. and y. q. Team WIN
Clash ON Elm Grove Grounds After
noon OF Labor nay.

The Pattersons Elm Grove base
Dali team Will cross bats ON the Elm
Grove grounds Saturday with the
strong Hodshon team. OF the city. in 4
oouoie-header that promises TO be the
Dlkgest attraction seen on the grounds
this season. The Hodshons and the ~
and +: @. boys are claimants for the
championship OF the valley and ON.
OF the two clubs. The Hodshons wfii
use Costello as their selection for one
OF the pitchers. lie viii be opposed bv
game Rogerson. for the HodshorA team
VIII oppose Rentsch for the out-the-pIEe
lads These four pitchers are anonr
ne pest N semi-pro circles. and WITH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
GROCERS OPPOSE
TRADING STAMPS
ACTION TAKEN AT SPECIAL
MEETING HELD LAST NIGHT
System Would Increase Cost Of Liv.
ing They Say, - Hardship TO
Consumer and Retailer.

Declaring that the use of trading
stamps as proposed by a we'll known
local hrm which was recently or
ganized would increase the high cost
OF living. as well as work a hard
ship on both consumer and retailer.
members Of the Retail Grocers' Pro
tective Association OF Wheeling ana
vicinity. az special meeting held
last night in the board OF trade
rooms. voted not to use the stamps
IN any way.
The system OF using such stamps
was condemned by the association
II was pointed out that a similar sys-
TEN was in use In this city several
years ago which. II was claimed,
benefited neither retailer nor the
consumer. and the Association last
night. referred with pride 20 the fact
that Il was largely responsible for
them bringing the use Of the sys-
TEN TO an end.
ing. a retail grocer cannot AFFORD to
give them away" said a prominent
official Of the association Be
sides" he added. the consumer has
10 pay for them In the end"
The action taken last night was
unanimous. and q is believed that not
only members 81 the association Will
take this stand. but that all Erocef-
VIII cooperate In hghting the trad-
Ing stamp system.
u was emphasized that this action
was taken not Tor the purpose o.
"knocking" or opposing any hrm or
persons or company but a. a mat
ter q protection for the consumer
and retailer.
u was decided 70 keep grocery
stores open on Labor Day. but 70
close Thursday afternoon. City Day
81 the Wheeling fair. to give grocers
and their employers an opportunity 20
attend the biz exposition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03

At Pittsburgh.
Baltimore-PittsburEh. rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
News Of the Race Track
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES.

SYRACUSE. N. T.. sept. Rain IN
corrupted the racing az the GRAND Cir
suit meeting hel din. connection with
the New York state fair this Afternoon
i've heats were contested. but no one
OF the four numbers on the program
was completed
Two heats were raced In the Empire
state stake race Of $4,000 for asa
trotters. and In both Lassfe McCreror.
the fevorite. was beaten. Margaret Dru-
on taking nrst place In each. In the
second heat l.sssie McGregor almost
got the distance flag after behaving
badly on the getaway.
summaries.
ne Syracuse, an PACE. Three IN rive
Heats, yalns 5000 tunnntshsd).
sing Couchman. or. g. by Attain
TIC king Electric C. by Electric
lty tMcNahon) .........-.... I
Napoleon Direct ..-............2 :
Ir 49,. .-.,....... .-....- .
started Best time. e:o3H.
EnPtrs state, aa4 rret. Three IN Rive
Margaret Druon. b. m. BY Peter
the Grest-The Huntress By on
ward Silver (cox) ..-. 1
Lassie McGresor ........... 5
Mccioskey. King clansman and Hazel
Laing also started Best time. 2:0st
The Hudson. 2soo Face. Three IN Five
Heats. valus $4,000 (unnnishsd)-
Peter Stevens. b. =. by Peter the
Sreat-Roxie Allerton (Garrison)..
~ hnut broNe -.........
Time. AM.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
BLOOMER GIRLS
VIII BE Seen On the Island Grounds
Labor Day, Playing the Wheel
Ing Mold and Foundry Team.

The game which win in all proba-
billy attract the largest gathering OF
baseball bugs" In this section Of the
OHIO Valley this season Will be staged
on the Island grounds Monday. Labor
Day. when the local Wheeling Mold
and Foundry "Federals" meet the
Springfield, Ohio. Bloomer Girls. The
lineup WIN be announced today. All
or the Springfield team are girls CT
cept the catcher and shortstop An
admission OF twenty-five cents will be
charged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
TWO GAMES
At Fortyseventh Street Sunday When
All-Stars Meet Kahn Club and
White Sox Play Iron 6rews.

Another double header will be
STAGED on the Forty-seventh street
grounds Sunday when the Wheeling
All-Stars meet the Kahn Club at 1
O'Clock and the Virginia White Sox
play the Iron Brews at 3 o'clock. The
All-Stars expected TO go TO Park
ersburg. Sunday. but arrangements
we're not begun in time The usual
large gathering Is expected Sunday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
MAooIE sURKl 70 ASYLUM.

When you and ] we're YOUNG. Mag
gle This might have been the 70.
hection Of many who formerly eraced
The circles Of police court when the
now old woman vas taken 70 Weston
heggie burke. who has been IN the
police station probably more than any
woman IN the city. and who has been
staying In the county innrmary for the
past few months. was removed 10 the
insane asylum at Weston. yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
EVENED UP
-Four srrer. ~ J.nvr1n Were Greatly
8ssponsxbls Tor Loss Of yirsf
Dame By Boston-

BOSTON. sept 2.-Boston ana ST.
louis split to-day'r double header the
Boston the second to In seven In
Both clubs hit freely In the opening
ed Greggs support
In the second contest Boston hit
Aitchelis delivery opportunely. Scores:
o&ms
Boston -: sSScSifSis I
Agnew: Gregg and cady. Thomas.
Second Dame.
81; Louis -... o OF o o o "a 8 O
Bedient and Carrigan: Mitchell. Hoch
2 n jenkins. Umpires: Egan and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
STORM WAS RELIEF


Following the hot wave 81 fhe rarf
Few DAYS n severe Wind ard rain storm
visited THE section yesterday. About y
o'clock r. heavy cloud formed over me
heavy rain fell The storm wan arror1s
panied hN terrible wind which "a
Considerable damage 20 property. Tele-
phone connections With the rural dis
Ing.
AZ . o'clock yesterday morning ths
theruof1eter Registered On. and Just -
fore the storm a trmrrrafure ~ "a de-
Frcra was racoffsd while = raarf ~ "a
was reEistcrcd &C. o'clock last even
fnF
The preeipitstlon .auring ths afsr-
noon amounted Co. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
TIGERS MADE TT rKREx
OUT or FIVE PROM YAHra

NEW YORK. Sept s.-Detroit made
II three out OF ave from New York By
taking the last game OF the season An,
New York. to s. Score:
Detroit oooIot1ooGsi IL
Main. Cavet and Baker; Cole ami
NHvnamaker. Umpires: Hildebrand and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
GOOD RACES MARK
CLARKSBURC- MEET.

Special Dispatch 70 ,the Inteiiirencer.
cLARKsBURG. W. Va. sept a.-The
feature OF the --sse Erie trottinR cir
cult races to-day at the Central West
xtrgfnia fair was furnished by Sheriff
Ross +. Stouts, bay mare Birdona.
which Won the 2:Ts pace from the fav-
orite; Bingo Axworthy led the betting
but did not even Qualify for the money.
Good weathet. though cloudy, has pre-
vailed ana the track II worked out in
good shape Ten thousand attend to-
gay summaries:
v rirst Event a;i<i Purse q 900. rrot
%eRinns9 ,ne so.s B 81 Sy Prime Prime
Nataprins; b; m, by John Bas-
comb (WrighD ....... 2 Z 4
James w. e. g. by simmors
Amo. z m. by Au.ter tPhiop.i :
Time 2:i1h. 2:llh. t:fzL
Second Event. afl7 pace, Purse 81 900.
Birdonna b. m. by Don
Perlolst. 3. h; BY Kiat-
Rl nTan Gray -.,.
Kay CEaringl ..... / $50 .
Lord oliver. ch. z. by
The Able (whitej a 4 a
Bingo Axworthk. Ok. h..
by Flylng Axworthy
Times S:iih. 4:iaE. i:iix .aI.n
Third Event. asls rrot; Purse q, 900.
LetIis Lee. b. m. by Moko
Jay Worthy. b. h.. by Az: 1
ooiSSsnsore' : g.. by GoidSsnd
George :: g. BY Hssperus
Time: s:iss. ais. iisE. o''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY
Nurses Banquet.

The nurses in the city to attend
the nurses convention enjoyed a oan-
quet at the Windsor hotel "Wednesday
evening. The affair was prettily ap-
pointed with the colors purple ana
white used effectively. The tables IN
the banquet room were arranged in a
u shape. There were covers 70,
seventy guests. including nurses from
Fairmont. Clarksburg. Moundsville.
Elkins, Grafton. Glendale. Charleston.
baltimore and one from California.
Mrs. Susan Cook was the toastrnls-
tress and other talks were given by
Mrs. Warner. Mrs. Lounsberry, Mrs.
r. J. Billiard. Miss OBrady, Miss
Morority and Miss Warner An elab-
crate menu was served To-day the
nurses have luncheon at the Y. W.
G. A.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
TEACHER ARRIVgs.

Miss laura " Gayaon. recently
elected teacher In the Lincoln school.
arrived IN the city yesterday Miss
Grayeon Ia graduate 81 OberIin
College where she received the degree
81 Bachelor Of Arts and b. resident
work later The Master degree.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
CLOSE SEASON
Hodshons WIN Clash win ths nsilairs
a A. Team Hunday, asptsmbsF ~
Last Game.

The Hodshon team. ~ the city. will
meei The strong nsliairc a r team
Frouudf for ire Last game % the sea-
son. Roth these teams are evenly
matched aud. according % the dope viii
rut up one ~ the fastest Fames seen
on the Helaire grounds this season.
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soubret-Ravenyelp thinks a great
deal OF the President
Comedian-Yes the President ala
him the best turn any one can pos.
sibiy DO an actor
Soubret What vas 81
Comedian-Care him an audience
Judge.
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wzrrE sox AND SENATOR'S
PLAY rEu Iuuruo TIE

WAsHINGroN. Sept. 2.-washington
and chicago played Into extra innings
again to-day. the game being called at
the end OF the tenth inning with the
score to 4. to allow the visitors 10
catch train. Score:
Chicago =. 1900 oosooG
Wash'gton o o OIL o o o o ! 81 ~ ?
Benx and Mayer. johnson. Bentley and
Wllllama Umpires. Connolly and Chill
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s S;coti sSFA .........:::.ssfSf2S55?,
P1ATEs WIN ONE AND
III oTHEn VIII CARpTHAL.a

~. LOUIS. Sept 2.-pfttsbureh. by
Jay won the nrst game 81 a double
heeder With ~ Louis. 4 70 T.
when Umpire Hart called the second
game because Of darkness az the end
~ the eleventh ming the score vas
hed - one run. Scores.
Tfrut 0auna
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE.


'St Louis. 3. Boston. s.
'-Boston. 7, 81. Louis. q
90 Washlngtont 4, Chicago. 4.
Detroit. 8 New York. s.
Philade lphia-Cleveland. not scheduled.
FIRST game. "rSecond game. seven
Innings 90 10 innings tie, called
70 allow Chicago TO catch train.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03

special Dispatch 20 the Inteiiigencer.
COLUMBUS. o., Sept Miss l..
Bernice Brown and Mr.. Clarence Wal
ton Pinny were married Monday At
the home OF the Officiating minister,
Rev W. NJ. Hindman. pastor Of North
Minister Presbyterian church. The
four Witnesses 10 the ceremony we're
Misses Eva Brown. sister Of the bride,
and Norman Barry Messrs. Floyd
Mann aud John MCClennau. Mr. sad
Mrs Piuny viii make their future
home IN Elkins. W. Va. The bride
groom is general freight and passen-
ser agent with the Coal a Coke ran.
road a. Elkins. The bride IL ne
daughter OF Mrs. Sarah J. Brown. Of
50 East Eleventh avenue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03
GIANTS LOSE TO DODGERS.
THEY MOVING UPWARD

BHOokLfN. Sept. New York
dropped out OF first place IN The NJ
nonal league to-day. losing 10 6 to
Brooklyn. which advanced to NTH pIace
iIeIter had the Giants BANKED until
the seventh. Score:
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RACES POSTPONED.

CoNNEAUT LAKE. Pa. Sept. -
The harness races OF the Lake Erie Cir
cult were postponed until tomorrow
because OF heavy track conditions.
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"Thimble See" Meeting.

Members OF the NJ. T. BIS. a club
OF young ladies of the South side.
expect to spend a very pleasant even
Ing at the home Of Miss Carrie Aker
at the corner OF Forty-hrst and Jacob
streets this evening. Sewing win be
the principal event Of the evening,
while the attendant features OF an
evening Of this kind will be observed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-03

You Young Fellow just get
ting ready TO 60 back to col
lege or to enter for the first
time.
You are the very fellow
that he wants 10 see, just now
NOT 10 see so much as TO
show you just what you need.
More than that he will
show you what you must have
il you would be dressed as
well as the best, at the school
you will attend.
III And the nice part Of il all
is, your clothes won't cost
II you nearly so much at Kraus
Bros. as they will in the city
in which your school is To-
iii Gated
III Kraus Bros. purchased par
ticularly for you this year and
III you'll be overlooking some
/ thing il you fail 10 look over
the stock.
III Weather for to-day-Fair.