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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-20
GOOD BOUTS ARE.
ARRANGED.
NEXT SHOW AT eRIuveroRT
asSo Isus sSSt n NC ee
Hesoilner Will De Stewart and Bran
niesn-Rftx and Winner Nay
Ciash-kid Hogan IN Again.

Thursday evening. March IS. Patsy
~Brannigan. n OF the most clever
little men IN the ring. viii nee Wal
ter Goo" Stewart. Wheeling's popu-
lar little featherveight. In Branni-
gan. Goo" " the best boy he has
ever faced. Patsy has TO his credit
over $50 bouts with the best boys In
the game. Including Johnny Coulce.
.sohnny Knbane. Pal Moore. Jem Ken
Monte AtteIl. Young GoidIe. jimmy
Walsh and Benny Clancy.
The fans will get a chance to see
q Toy who can cover the whole ring
In n second. and keep hitting all the
time. Patsy stops. and that 10
the reason for his being IN demand
all the time.
In Stewart. Brannigan will md as
tough a boy as there is in the ring
today. and the followers OF the glove
game viii be with Goo" from the
tap OF the bell Thursday evening.
The winner OF this bout will prob
ably meet either Johnny Kilbane or
Johnny Dundee at Youngstown next
month. as youngstown pugs are plan
ming for a big time and are keeping
their eyes on the contest between
Stewart and Brannigan.
"stony" Ritz Entered.
In the eight-round SEMINAL Stony
Ritz. of this city. and Eddie wimler.
Of Pittsburgh, are trying to be Sc
cured by the matchmaker. wimler
is a card In this city. and his winning
over Banty Sharp. at S~teubenville.
on Monday night. shows that he Is
entitled to meet the Wheeling boy, as
stony" beat Sharp at the opening
show at Bridgeport. II these boys
cannot be secured. the club will put
on Johnny Ray, OF Pittsburgh. who
made such a hit here last Thursday,
and Yankee Gilbert, OF Cleveland,
sparring partner of Johnny Kilbane.
Gilbert put up n dandy exhibition last
Christmas day. and deserves another
bout.
The fans want to see KID Hogan
again. SO the club will secure the
best boy they a to go against him
In the six-round go.
Every bout on this program win be
a feature, and no doubt there will be
a record breaking attendance. Tick
cts viii be on sale at the Antler,
White Front, Ffnnegan's. Honus Rit-
ter's. Waldorf pool room and Nau's
barber shop to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-20
MARSHALL TEAM
LOOKS VERY GOOD
DOWN. SKATERS ARE GETTING
BALL SEASON.
Practice Has Been Started and Candi-
dates for Positions VIII Have TO
WORK Hard to Land.
Special Dispatch to tho Interiiseneer.

Special Dispatch TO tho In~teIIigencer.
HUNTINGTON. W. Va. March 10
The baseball practice has now started In
earnest the men look very promis-
ing For a few days the basebal can
dldates will be under the leadership or
morrow, Bailey and Lawrence. three 81
the last years team. There has never.
IN the history OF the school. been az
much promising material for n baseball
team as this spring.
Lawrence. the malnstay OF last years
pitching stan viii be on the job and is
expected TO brine home scalps. lie was
csnsidered last sTring to be one Of the
best college pitchers and great things
are expected ~ him this year. Taylor
and AcNcy are new men. McVey vac
here three years X and was only hin
dcred FROM making the team by LEFTY
Cornwcn. who was then lu his prime.
and Is showing M very good In practice.
tdler D. nother man that IL considered
by Coach Chambers TO be very good.
The inheld has some good material
and is expected 10 be az good a. any
Marshall has ever had. Morrow and
Bailey are both old men and heavy
strikers Reese. a new man from Ri-h-
around the short field. lie u c~cnsidercd
a second shorty" Otiom. W. Ollom g.
another old man that viii BE- n candidate
FOR the inheld and also g. a pitcSer Of
some note. having performed here at
Marshall uu the mound as alternate for
C1rnweu Narle and scott. members Of
last years team are inneld candidates
who look very good
,undi0 liaul-v. Hammer, Amick and
Peters are candidates for the on tneld
positions and 20 viii be a battle royal
for those who earn the position.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-20
NEW CLUB PREsTDEET
ENTTRs ON DUTIES

CHICAGO. March ta-CharIca d.
Thomas. former secretary % the Chi
CnEO National Ifurue base hall club 90.
day took up tho dutior ~ rraaidrnt OF
The club. fhumua wac appointed UrneI.
dent of the Cubs yesterday after charles
Y. Tart announced he would retain hla
Charles vs. Murphy. who cold his
holding % Mr. Tart and who thereby
reltnVuiahcd the presidency. -nrunr
That De- would go On n fishing trim. hut
Otherwise would not make known his
Charles srhwafleir. who was ar
roirfc club secretary. w1t mnintaidn hie
ho1dQuartora IN Cincinnati Tor n time. %
was
Nr TAFT decided 20 retain HE interest
IN the Cubs nftcr negotiations with aev.
oral chicago eVrdiratre failed 90 result
IN q sale Ne returned % Cincinnati
last nirht after looking over the Cubs
ball park.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-20
TWO PLAYERS UNDER
CONTRACT FOR FAIRMoNT
Special Dispatch TO the Inteuireneer.

Special Dispatch 60 the Intelligence.
FAfRMONT, w. Va, March IL
Manager Ncedham Of the Fairmont
professional baseball team in the new
Pennsylvania-West Virginia league h
now signing up his players for the 10
cal club. So far. two men have been
signed. while others are under consid-
Grafton. Those signed are Pitcher
John Muller. a student AZ Tordham
college. who tried ont with Newark in
the International league last year. and
Shortstop Ralph Kuhn Of FreeporL
Pa. Both men are ordered 10 report
May I for practice. preparatory 10 tho
opening % the season a week or so
later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-20
NO HIGH SCORES
Yesterday Was Dull Day In A. b. c.
Tournament Circles, None Of
the Bowters Coino HIoh-

BUFFALO, n. Y. Mar. i9.-To-day
was the dullest day in the American
Bowling Congress tournament thus
far. not n OF the bowiers com.
peting In the individuals or two-man
events. morning and afternoon, win
ming a place among the ten leaders.
y. M. Schardt and G.. II. Fuller. of
this city. shot high score In the
doubles. totaling 1.162.
J. Kreun, also of this city. was the
only bowler to score over 600 in the
singles: counting 622. with POI, III
Chicago. Montreal, Hamilton. To-
ronto. Buffalo and Milwaukee bovIers
make up the hveman squads to-
night.
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WoNAN's INDOOR TENNIS
CHAMPIONSHIPS rs RETAINED

NEW YORK. March 10. - Miss
Marie Warner 81 New York retained
her title as national woman indoor
frnuis champion TO-DAY by defeating
Mrs. G.. s. Heard o. chicago. former
western champion. In the final round
o. The tournament The scores were
CT 2.f. 90
Mrs s. r. Weaver and Miss Claire
Casscl won the doubles championship
title They defeated Mrs. Frederick
Schwifz and Mrs Marshall Mclean
Co. GO. 90 10 the final match of that
event The result was retarded a. .
reversal. as the losing pair have held
national championship honors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-20

Well known baseball player Of Tria.
delphia, who caught for the Madison.
Wis. team In the Wisconsin Illinois
league. tie will report to that team
April % for play this season. During
the last season he played an excep.
ttonally good game az backstop. stand
ing fourth in fielding among the
catchers OF the league. having an av.
RAJ Of .gs1.
Mont secured his early baseball
training In the local amateur and
semi professional teams. and two
years r was n member Of the
Grand Rapids team In the Central
league, catching for them until the
end 81 the season. when he went to
the Madison team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-20

tennis champion OF England. defeated
Jock Soutar. worlds racquet cham
pion. today in a special court tennis
match. two sets TO one. The English
champion allowed his opponent one
point in each alternate game and vas
himself allowed to claim one point tn
each set. The score by sets was los,
6-3, &C.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-20

WASH and seed one pound Of large
%rairine Put them on 20 cook with "a
half pound ~ sugar and haif = rrateI
nutmeg Cook Until thick. Whsn cold De-
ir ready ~ rrrrn spread fhIrIv over
fhfu slices ~ hrcnf and butter fhIa r1r.
serve will make rnrHwffrhea suitable fs
serve az afternoon tea
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-20

WAYCROSS.G Ca. March 1.-THE Phil
a%delphis American League team to-day
won from the Naycross Georgia state
League, team here. 3 TO 0. McInnes.
home run in the seventh inning. scoring
one run ahead OF him. Score: n. ". II.
l|hiladelphia Is 2
NhNftNSH sss.sss. v 3 Y
Batteries-Plank. Shavkey. Durnfnk
and Thomas; Higlonert. Warwick and
McAvoy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-20

That Willie Richie, champion lightweight pugiist Of the world.
IS playing a foxy game IN avoiding long distance with dangerous Cd.
Ponents at the present time, IS the opinion Of old timers around Frisco.
PARTICIPANTS IN champion matches staged in San Francisco during
islo, when the city will be overlooking with Exposition visitors will
BRING down reeord-breaking purses. And, Of course, the title holder
VII be the person entitled 10 the lions share Of the immense gate re-.
eeipts No ono IS more aware Of this fact than Willie Richie. say his
admirers. Hence his reason for keeping that precious title out Of
haTms way until after the beginning Of the Panama-PaeiGe Exposition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-20
BOXING BOUTS o

BILLY Murray vs. Sailor va
Pctro9kny. 90 rounds. 40 San
FrauC.rCo
Tommy Murphy We Johnny
Lore. 10 rounds az New York
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Special Dispatch to the IntsiiiEencer.
BUckHANNoS. w. Va, March Ia
One more game OF im~portancs remain
which the varsity viii compiets' but
that between Eikins and wheeling High
schools for the State High School
Championship Of West virginia. which
4. TO be. played on the wesleyan floor
the coming Saturday night March II.
From a High school standpoint this Is
undoubtedly the most Important game
OF the year ~ every other High school
IN the state n been eliminated either
throush having been beaten by one or
the other OF the competing leans or
some other team IN the State leaving
ming.
Tx. Dye. general passenger agent for
tne Goa A. Coke railway was In town
attending the wesieyan-Fairmont game
and said that Eikins people expects full
~ 800 people 20 attend the game on the
special train that was to be run over
their line to Buckhannon. The cup
which Wesieyan presents to the winning
team arrived early this week and has
been on exhibition. IL Is n beautiful
one and II similar In design and shape
20 hat presented by the Inter-College-
late Track Association TO the winner OF
the state Track meet at Clarksburx last
May 30. Acting President Taught will
make the presentation OF the cup at the
conclusion ~ the game and the captain
OF the winning team will receive IL,
William Watkins. OF East Liverpool. o.,
viii act rs referee for the game and he
comes with a big reputation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-20
BASEBALL GAMES


ATLANTA.Ga. March 1.-THE CIevs-
land American Leagu team and the At
lanta Southern League team. played a
tie game here to-day 8 to 6. the contest
ming on account OF darkness. Score:
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SAVANNAH. Ca. March Ia-Heavy
hitting by Chicago marked to-day.s game
here between the Chicago National Les.
rWe team end the savannah south At
laufic League club. Tho former winnfng
~ Co 2. Hcisirl. loaned 20 Savannah
for the game by the Providence Inter
national League team. pitched part of
The game for the locals. score.
n. HE
= Nleafn ss..s.s LII ~ =
Savannah b
Battcreg-Zabel Ttrrk and HarErove.
TyrcC. EclsiEl. Bentley. cheney and
Smith.
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GENTLEMEN!

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a FOOD share of the membership of
posed of women.
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To-nighes Games.
Norman Special W.. Climbers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-20

MACON. Ca. March 1.-THE Boston
National League club to-day defeated
the Newark. y. J.. International team.
3 20 3. Maranvillc. shortstop. and Evers,
second base. Of the Boston team. played
sensational ball. Zimmerman and
Tooley scored Newark's runs with home
runs. Score: II. ". r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-20

Ev Che viii 81 Miss Anna L. Cardnsr.
nf hurk. pa. the sum % tf00.H0e waa
rrt aside FOR n home for AGED unmarrfsl
women % Pennsylvania
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rrvE-MrH rXErra.
SOMETHING WRONG
Nqpies Of W. V. u. Disagree with
Lawyers That Latter Have Won
Basketball Championship.

The statement given below was
given to the ln~teligencer last even
ing by the president OF the AFricui
tural Association OF West Virginia
University. concerning the report Of
the law students. given yesterday
morning. The law students won a
basketball game from the Argicg. and
following the winning. claimed the
championship In basket ball a. the
teams. The AgEies deny this siren
uously. AZ can be seen from the state
ment below.
Statement.
MOHGANTOWN. W. Va. March 10.
The claim advanced bv the law
students ~ the West Virginia Univer-
sity In today's IntelliRencer. that they
had won the tnter-departmentaI
championship en- basketball a. the
University. ls rather premature. a.
they have played only BALI OF the
games Of their schedule and must
meet every team in a contest AGAIN
Since they % their games by mar
rins Of one and two points. and ar tho
other teams are showing marked im
prOVcmcnf. tho lawyers are falling
u is doubtful 10 they can win an
other game. while DO is thourht that
the AEgies VII take two % the three
remaining Enmcs on their schedule.
which viii land them either on top or
near Che TOP
~(SigncdJ President OF Agricultural
Association.
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LOCAL SQUAD
LEAVES TODAY
WHEELING Mon SCHOOL sAs
Ss''A toa ' eosTs:r READY
On Which High School Championship
Of h State Haros-Eikins
Team Prepared.

The Wheeling high school basket
ball squad will leave this afternoon
. o'clock over the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad for Buckbannon. where
thsy VIII meet the EIkins high school
team Saturday evening. In the game
mat - 70 determine which team Is en-
titled to the state championship. The
members OF h team and others who
vii leave this afternoon are: Boyce
ana Dachman. forwards: Hamilton
and Nay. guards: CreiKhton. center,
and Substitutes Matthew'S, Stobbs
beer. Je6ers. Praeht. Marsh and Roe
enoerg Manager Ray Roberts, Coach
j. n. Thornton. Prof. Guy Holden.
Prof- IL T.. Odgers. principal Of the
high school. and q number OF loway
student supporters will accompany
D team on the trip.
FOR the past week Coach Thornton
mas been putting the team through
very strenuous practice In prep
srauon Tor the contest. The team
leaves In first class condition for the
game, with every member Of the
squad confident Of winning.
The strength and record Of the two
teams 10 equally balanced. each hav-
Ing won and lost q game during the
present teeson to one another and the
third and deciding event win no doubt
prove very Interesting. as both are
determined to win.
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FREE TRIAL OF SAM0SE.
Flesh Forming Food Given on al
provl by Druggists Paul g.
Schulz q Sons.

Would you like to be fat an'
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today and get treatment Of aamos'
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The Cairo bulletin., 1914-02-06

Dainty materials and charming coll
orings are being shown in the simple
morning and day frocks for the south
While the tailored suit OF white or light
colored serge, ratine or cloth Is still IA
vored. the one-piece dress is equally
used They ara essentially plain. de-
pending upon material and cut for ef-
feet AS illustrated. No S0gS IS Develop
ed in Powered cotton crepe. tiny old
fashioned looking flower in old rose
is scattered over a blue ground \ bit
of hand embroidered batiste forms coll
lar and cuffs and trims the skirt
In size Sc this model may be made
with 53s yards Of Sc inch crepe or silk.
A charming little frock could be fash
toned after this design In one of the
new silks, tussahs or voiles. These
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-02-06

ed yesterday afternoon at her nome
on upper Walnut street, with the
second card party for which she has
been hostess this week. The hall
and parlor were beautifully deco
rated in pink sweet peas and
pink carnations tastefully arranged
with ferns. The library decorations
were American beauty roses and the
dining room was beautiiied with red
carnations. On each table was 4
pretty pink basket filled with pink
and white minis. Over the baskets
pink cupids holding pink hears,
Were suspended. The score cards
were valentine hearts tied with pink
and white ribbons. The diversion Of
the afternoon was 800" and the
high score prize was won by Mrs A.
j. Rees. Miss Lucy Carol won thc
cut prize and Mrs. Rufus p. Fiack
was awarded the consolation prize.
Mrs Galligan, assisted by her
daughter, Miss Anna Pierce Walsh,
Mrs w p. Greaney, Mrs. b. Me'
Manus, Jr., and Miss Margaret Bla.
team served a luncheon of two
courses. Forty-four guests We're
present at this party which was one
of the prettiest and most clevcfjy
planned, of the numerous social al
fairs OF this season.
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MCCLURE


On Monday, Feb. 9th, Rev Wat
on of Thebes NJ. z. church assist |
d by his father, will conduct .
cries OF meeting at the NJ. z.
church here.
Mrs. 0. Taylor was in cai-o
Thursday last, on business.
Mrs. Juna Duncan and Or. G. Y.
duncan and vile were in cairo Fri
day.
Lewis Williams, VINO was taken
to Paducah, Ky. by his son, n
lopes Of his recovery from sickness,
| lied Wednesday, lie was the JAN
itor Of the school here and re-
,pected citizen and lived alone IN
cottage lately purchased by hint He
was enpa2ed in farming, raising
chiefly, potatoes, oil which he va
livery successful. He leaves a son
land daughter to mourn him. His cot
90 49,. ,.-t.,anat,on ho,ny seoo
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Flower Card Club.

Mrs. Gus Swoboda was hostess to
the Glover Card club at her home
2l0 Seventeenth street, yesterday
afternoon. During the afternoon
500 was played and the club prize
was won by Mrs. Ross Bates
Mrs. Swoboda, assisted by her Sis
ter, Miss Mary McEliigott, service
two course luncheon. The invita-
ton list was limited to club mem
bers only.
Mrs. John Hurst of Tenth stree
will entertain the Glover Card ciu
next week.
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Priscilla Club.

Mrs. y. j. kuykendall entertain
ed the Priscilla Embroidery club a.
he. home 5000 Sycamore street, yes-
terday afternoon.
The afternoon was spent at VA
ricus kinds of needle work after
which the hostess, assisted by Mrs
John Koehler, served a dainty
luncheon. Mrs. Clyde Hornbuckle
of 522 Eleventh street, will be che
next hostess.
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TAKE NOTICE.

II you are doing business where
a license is required by the city or
dinance, the same was due on Jan.
/, 1911.
If you wish to continue the said
business and avoid prosecution you
will pay your license as the ord!
nance will be enforced without dis
elimination, so beware.
THOMAS A. FULLER,
1-24 tia. Chief Of Police
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-02-06

The Woman's Guild of the Church
of the Redeemer will give tea at
the residence of Mrs. e. p. Morder,
621 Twenty-seventh street, Tuesday
afternoon February ~ An inter
esting program is being planned.
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Schiller Club,

The Schiller club met yesterday
afternoon vita Mrs. Jacob LIND at
her residence, 1l15 Cedar sarect,
This was "a social meeting and NJ
the close of the afternoon delicious
two course luncheon was served by
the hostess assisted by Mrs. Peter
Lind il.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-02-06
Informal Dance.

The Elks gave an informal dance
at their club building last evening.
AT the close of most enjoyable
evening a number of private dinner
parties were given in the Colonial
grill room the tables being deco
rated in ferns and carnations for
the occasion.
The next entertainment given BY
the Elks will occur Thursday even
ing, February II, and will be the
Valentine Fancy Mask ball. The
members are requested by the com
mittee TO order their costumes DC
fore Saturday, If they wish tn
house manager, Ross Bates, to Sc
cure the same for them. No en-
will be permitted tc dance unles
masked Elks and their ladies ma
attend unmasked as spectators.
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rrsehuterian Aid Society.

The Ladies Aid soeiatv of the
Presbyterian church will meet with
Mrs. w. II. ) Sutherland OF 6l5
Twenty-seventh street, this after
noon. Mrs. Taylor will assist
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-02-06
Value Of q Boy.

School officials in Beverly, Mass
calculated the money galn for their
pupils in vocational education. Tney
found that an expediture OF $500 per
bow in industNm training had raised
the Capitalization OF the bows eeonom-
ic value from $4,000 TO $4,000 or $751;
coo.