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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
REV. J. M. POTTER, PASTOR OF
CHURCH. breaches EXCEL
LENT SERMON
Suburban Church Was Crowded With
Members and Visitors - Bible
Class Room Not Ready.

The new auditorium OF the Vance
Memorial Presbyterian church was
formally opened yesterday. under au-
spiciOus conditions. with the regular
communion and opening services
held in the auditorium at IL O'Clock.
The entire membership and many
visitors being In attendance at the
service. Rev. j. NJ Potter. pastor OF
The church. delivered a splendid ad-
dress on the subject. What the Sac
rament OF the Lords Supper Means
TO Us" In the course OF his dis
course he took up the idea OF keeping
the sacrament entering into the cove
nant relation with Christ. the word
sacrament coming from the oath OF
the Roman soldiers. which meant
loyalty. and that he would die for
his Caesar. "In commemorative the
sacrament Of the Lords supper in
this communion service" he said, 1t
Ia especially fitting to our enlarged
auditorium that we reconsecrate our
selves 10 more faithful service in
the church and better Christian
living"
Following he sermon. the sacra-
ment ~ the Lords supper was adj
uinistered by Rev. Potter. who was
assisted by other officials Of the
church During the communion serv-
ice. "a new members we're received.
and the sacrament Of baptism was
administered 20 three infants. The
total membership of the church now
is close 10 $50 members The spe-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
SPECIAL SERVICES IN VANCE
CHURCH TO OPEN AUDITORIUM

cial music in connection with the serv-
ice was furnished by the choir. when
rendered several beautiful selections
appropriate to the occasion. In the
evening the regular church service
was carried out at 1880 O'Clock. Rev.
Potter delivered the address. while
the church choir rendered several
special selections.
Bible Class Session.
The morning -ession OF the Mems
Bible class was held in the Woods
dale school building at 10 o'clock and
was very well attended By the menu
bers ~ the class. Mr. Alfred PAUL..
teacher o. the class. delivered a spIen-
did address on the subject. The Ar
rest and Trial Of Jesus" The Mems
Bible class IL perhaps one of the
largest and best attended mems Bible
classes 10 be found anywhere in this
section OF the state. Yet the Off
Gals in charge OF the class are not
content TO remain stu with the pres
ent enrolment Of the class. and
therefore have inaugurated a cam.
paign for the Gradual upbuilding OF
the class. The .nembers OF the class
have agreed 20 conduct a systematic
campaign for new members. begin
ming November ]. and continuing IN
~ March l. u add five new members
10 the clasa each succeeding Sunday.
In this way fhe enrolment OF the
class will be- considerably increased
during the next four months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
IDRYS TO HAVE
PARADE TONIGHT
MARTINS FERRY W. c. r. v. HA>
CHARGE OF PROMISED
BIG AFFAIR.
School Children Will Participate in
the acknowledgement
Will Be Present

All arrangements have been com
pleted for the demonstration OF wom-
en- and children TO be held at Martins
Ferry this evening I'm the interest OF
the Statewide prohibition amend
ment- The demonstration will be I'M
der the auspices of the women's
Christian Temperance Union. and ali
women and children desiring to march
are requested to meet Mt the Central
school building at $50 O'Clock. The
children who furnished the singing
last Sunday will meet at the above
hour at the school. and will lead the
procession to the corner of Fourth
and Hanover streets. where they will
sing while the procession passes. and
then fall in line in the rear.
The line OF march win be up Fourth
20 short. short tn Fffth to SeabriSht
Lane. TO Sixth. to Fayettc. Fayette to
Madison Madison 90 Broadway. and
where they will di-band,. The following
win be the formation or the parade:
Parade Formation
Boys Brigade and Drum Corps. corner
Hickory and South Fourth toward river.
Boy Scouts. corner Hickory and South
Fourth toward the hill
Campfire Girls. south Fourth In front
OF Central school house.
grounds.
back OF Boy Scouts.
South school. corner Locust and South
Fourth street.
North and Mackey schools. on Fifth
between Hickory and Walnut
colored children. Fifth street ". +.
Baptist band. on Locust near Fourth
street.
High school pupils. on Locust between
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
HEARING TONIGHT
TWO Men Charged with Being InpiI.
Gated IN Bogus Land Deal to Get
Hearing Before Squire Gompers.

The hearing of A. Salvatore and
James Casale. two local men charged
with swindling a number of foreigners
on " land deal. will be heard this eve.
ming at the county Jail before Squire
}. } Gompers. Rumors that there
would be additional warrants sworn
out have failed to materialize. and M
until this time there have been nom
Attorney \. l.. Sawtelle has been r..
taned by the alleged swindIed per.
sons as special counsel TO assist he
state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02

Vote for II. Walter Wood for Clerk
OF County Court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02

In all my experience as a manufac-
turer. J have never seen so many COM
psnies arranging 20 cut dividends and
reduce wages as there are at the pres
ent time. do not see how the work.
ers are going TO escape w. U. Fol.
lsnsbee's Address at Follansbee,
Thursday night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
sooD MEETING.
Held By Rural Y. N. c. A. A.,oo,.,to,
at the Woodsdals school
Building Yesterday

81, Rev. A. ". Mills Of the Fourth st,o.,
VI. =. church. addressed the Rnrsi y ~
=. a. ~ the WOodsdale school bufldtn,,
- terdaN afternoon. The meeting VA.
t.'hutd ny the largest crowd that Ia =
been present az a meeting since thc or
,,n.ut OF the campaign IN that district
Music Tor the afternoon was furnished
by the Aeolian quartet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
FALSE ALARM
Fire Department Called, But Not Hsea.
ed. IN North End

An alarm turned In from BOX re7
shortly after o'clock yesterday even
lnE called the fire department com
panieR north of the creek. with the OK
81 Mike AEnic. No t27 Main street
lam hreluin had caught fire. but Officer
Nlgle Moore was the right man In the
Euished before the fire ladies arrived
on the scene. Tho damage will not
reach IS. y e. said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02

q GREAT Better Babies wave has
~ swept around the world and our
whole country Il DELIGHTFULLY."- en-
quilted In this great work Of build
ing Better Babies. for the bettermcnt Of
family, town and nation.
DO you know that about 500. OO0 babies
under one year. die annually i'm the
United States 4 great work Is being
done by the United States Government
Chiidren's Bureau and by the Society for
the Prevention of Infant Mortality. TO
reduce these terrible figures and give
every baby his chance in the world. In
Now Zealand In one city Of $4,000 the
deaths Of infants were reduced 80 per
cent In five years. es the result NJ SINH
lar work done there.
ncle sam Is printing special Books TO
. Mothers about how to prepare FOR the
Baby and how to take care Of him after he
comes. These books are written by the
leading authorities on the subject and
give valuable Information In several lam
guages on the Care OF Babies. Uncle sam
has found that Government Bulletins
could do wonders for crops and live stock
now for better Babies. which Will mean
stronger. better People and Nation.
Visit our Infant Department during
Baby Days aud learn how you may get
these books. absolutely FREE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
Remarkable cure OF cro,,,

Last winter when my little boy had
Group ! got him a bottle OF Chamber.
iain's Cough Remedy. 7 honestly be-
neye i saved his life" writes Mrs.
phleEm and relieved his courbing
spells. am most grateful for what
this remedy has done for him" For
sale by all dealers. ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
WE ANNOUNCE THIS

AS great opportunity for the woman who would
have distinguished costume. If you have decided
that you can afford higher price than s2o. So
Still come-you will find better grade and more
exclusive style showing in this offer than your extra
dollars can procure you elsewhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02

In all my experience az a n,anufae.
turer J have never seen so many com
psntes arranging 20 cut dividends and
reduce wages as there are at the pres
ent time. do not see how the work.
ers are going 20 escape w. u. Fol
lansbee's Address ~ FolIansbee
Thursday night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-02
NOT so WARN.

Weathcr for Sunday Showed Juat n
Slight Change in Tsmpsraturs
idttle change he's been noted IN the
temperatures during the pest few davs.
the succeeding dav warm suneblpc We
tefdhy temperature were a. follows
tiEh ". low 30 81 a. m. and e1 al
3 y. m
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-18
0ranseissatt tbertrassnstx
gineinnati IT. aOp.

Senrp 3. Sausbt an sbomas s.
5augbt, Got go. 81 in part pIoes 6.
unb 9. gOmpanp's llnterabtbei!ung IN
Wpoming. 81.
grben bon @mslid 6. Stieng per
Sheriff an Muria 2aiance, % BEL Sc
SUB an Der 9lsufunt Sirabs, 81 SUI
nDrbIi9 Der Green Strabs. $4,000.
CLARA 6. Seott an 5ettis Grtel, 4o
Bel 1913 SUB an Der @eitieite Der
Sigblano Ipsnue in Mponoale 81.
Gannie 6. 8romipeG an Sato6 $.
9rompen. Sruites, 20 bsi 100 Gub al
Der giprbfeits Der Conner Riosr ROop
81.
5usb Stearns an 2uella m. Worth,
25 Older aanb in Settipn 9 in SDca,
more Sonnibip, aud 1929 ader
2aRo in Ssttion 10 in oemielbsn
Sopnfbip. 81.
gbarles Gapber an aiba 50. 81
8risn, 43 bei $50 SUB als Sbsil Der
Got Hp. SO in 2ouis gormueLIe's llns
tsrabtbeiluns. 81.
Sames SO. 8prne an aathon gars
nDpstp, 20 BEL JOG SUB an Der Siibs
feite Der Ri6monb Strabe. 81.
WilIiam 8. grotpn an Robert 3.
Supett, so BEL 300 SUB an Der Sits
ieite Der 9eItenton Mpenus in Silber.
ton. 81.
RplIanb 8. aratp an S6omas Rous
fs, go BEL 1875 SUB an Der ROrbisit.
Der MeGrep Strabe 80 SUB 0iiIif
Der gorteIpou Strabe 81.
WilIiam q. Rouft an Charles
Roufe, so Bel 120 Jub an Der RprOs
feite Der WOoO Strabe 5Dii6sn Ribss
glpenue unb Carthage 2lpenue 81.
Jobn 3. Qlbams an bic O. q. pss
ters Realtp go. 34.27 Bel lao SUB an
Der Sii6oiteds Der 9anb nnb Dobersr
gtpenue in minton spIats 81.
MaI.sr 9. Ware0rf, Iruftst on
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Srnnseisenttnms .6sYstbefea
geue Sppot6dem.


Morsan 9lnberion an SDensniat
.. uHp 8. so. 5000.
William R. 9oorbees on Blue glif
9. unb 6. 20. $500.
Wlae Nl. gloaer an gbarIes Wsat'
ION $1400.
@eprse Mabl on Wtouard .. unb Z
u. so. $2750.
sSobn s. llnteriinser on RtperlFot
3. U. unb g. go. $3.50.
Wlarsueriis gB. 8adman an 6ino'
lap Wlartet go. 2 6. uno ., go.
$1,000.
9arrp SanIep an Sbouas Waaorq
$119.25.
SsnrD W. gabel an MereantiIe v,
uno 6. SO. $1,000.
9lnna 6. Standings an Wilforb ..
unb 6. 60. 5000.
Serman Gebus an Soutbern Sbir
Sapings Bant 60. $4,000.
CHARLES gtouis on Wiuiam 6. Rou.
fe $500.
SuIia gotmann an aannerp 3. u.
60. $4,000.
Sarab wlsBser an Columbia 3. unS
6. q. 60. $3.50.
glifabstb W. 8if6off an gntsrprii'
9. unb 6. u. SO. $500.
Rospel 5. 9roots an propibeni
Spss. gant unb Sruit 60. $1,000.
Natban garnOpstp an Sames W
9brne S3400.
2inDa Bauer an Silt Goss .. uns
g. 60. $4,000.
aouis alinobstp an 8setmaH Stra'
Be 8. unb g. 60. $500.
emma Sdulb on bisIeIbe a0rper'
idaft $500.
Sobn Buff on Reip WsObatpt o. U,
60. $1,000.
9lntoinette 6. aIappsr on gilbert 6,
alapper $500.
katherine 6. 4raIif an Minnis
2aubt 1920.
5annp g. peafe ON peolpes %. uns
g. 60. $3.50.
Bernard u. Muips on Commercial
Sapings 8ant $500.
9tIfreo Gairbeab an bieieIbe 8anl
$4,000.
Seq Morris an @r9er o. Dean,
$4,000.
@etilste Sppotbeten.
@m. R. @oorbees an Blue Mib o.
unb 8. 60. $1,000.
Sobn aarder an grite Marb g.
uub g. u. 60. $1750.
Dapib o. Denman on gin'ti Worts
ingmen's Club 3. unb 6. 60. $4500.
Ssnrp 8. 80. 8rofe an Brighton
German gant go. $500.
Widael Wliller on 'Soutbern Sbio
6. uHb e. 60. $3.50.
Sarab MeBser an Columbia 9. unb
6. u. 80. $500.
@rfer q. Dean on WeItern unD
Soutbern 2ife Sni. SO. $4,000.
giUfa Ssbsnitreit an WsoliiOr g. unb
9. 60. $4,000.
4sner 8. Waggpner an Southern
Sbio 6. unb 3. Go. $1,000.
4Ifreb Jairbeab an aobie .. Glarse
$1,000.
qlbelaioe Glorfe an Sba Rsif $4,000.
Marp 9. 9ooper ON Sumes q. Coos
per $3250.
gtnnn g. GilIilanb an Wariaip aps.
g. unb 8. Go. $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-18
gsobslli glopeao, Got 78s in 8ee9r
tpppn llnterabtheiluna. $50.

gsobeLli glopelo, Got 788 in gse4
tppcb llnterabtbeilung. $50.
sSpbn 9. Searborougb an bic Ho.
bert s.. pntmdn ganbp COMPANY, {
sssabre pantreff bonn /. Rppembel
1914 auf ben 2aben ylo. 402 Walnu'
Gtrabe. Mpnatlide Mietbe $275.
OerIelbe an bieIelbe aorperi9aft
gadfredt fir 20 Mondte besinnenf
Dom /. MGr5 1918 auf 2aben an Del
ysorooitede Der 9ierten uno Walnu'
Strabe. Monatlihe Wfistbe $275.
9lnnd cyobaniins an Catherine so
banning, 25 bti 100 Sub an Der Obier'
patorb Strabe n0rblid Der 9igb Stra'
Be. 81.
Utarie Drapp an g6parb 3. glad
33 SUB an Der 0oroIeite Der Mart'
brett abenue Sc Sub tpeitli9 Der Oil
more Gbenue 81.
9lrtbur 9. Dean al Dapio Morris,
AZ bel $50 Sub an Der SitIeite Der
9urnet alDenue, 110 SUB iiiblid, Der
RDdbale ypenue in glOonbale. 81.
glrtbur 9ean an Geo Wtcrris. AZ
Bel $50 sSub an Der Oitisite Der BUR-
net @psnue, 152 SUB Iiiblid Der Rods
bale 2(penue in 9lponbale 81.
Charles SerDtner uno anbsre an
Qouiie Ssrbtner unb anoere. 20 bel
127 SUB an Der Siioieite Der Driiten
Strabe, 113 SUB BON Der Mbittaisr
Strabe $40.
Die Wooeira 2ano unb 8uilbing
60. an 2Ottis M. glart, Got No. 81
in Wabsira unterabtbeiluns. 81.
Gonrab 2aubt on &atharine y.
aralii, 25 bel "a 5ub an Der Roros
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.Seigbts. 81.
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Waggoner, Sheil Der Got 1856 IN 8os
finger unb Soptins llnterabtbeilnns
in gortpoob. 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-18

9lnt duberiten Gnbe 0es offenen
Raumes seists iih ndnlid Gapaillon
obne 9ut. nit einem Ieidten 3GHeln
ouf ben 2ippen. Dabei mar er 10 aufs
serest uitb bate 70 srpBe gile, Dab
es ibm nid,t in ben Sinn fam, prosa
per, ieinem Jreunbe uno @onner, Die
5anb 5u reihtn; er lpenbete iiA unz
mittelbar an Serrn 8erouret.
Sic iinb aussesuusen!" faste er.
rS4on langeg" = fraste Der be-
leibts Serr.
rHein, felt elmer @isrtslitunoe unses
fdbr," anttpprtete gapaillon.
rglement!" rief @erOuret, nba biirs
| fen mir teinen 4usenbIid perfieren!"
Oamit itedte er Serrn Gdpaillon jc<
nen ,Streifen papisrs gu, ben sr bel
Prosper bef1riebsn.
.Mbmen Sic bies," iprah er, .iors
gen Sic bafiir, oab er es iusIeid bt'
tommt. foipie aud, baB Niemanb s5bs
re abtpeienbeit sspo4r ipiro, ba bieis
@erbaat ertpeden t0nnte."
Das IieB ii9 gapailIon nt5t Speis
mai iagen; er lief 10 baiiis Dapon,
ipie er setommen; qrosper ipubte ilH
Dor gritaunen tdum gu faiIen.
nWie," rief er aus, sic iennen
gapaiuong"
nSis ieben es." entgesnsts 9erburst
lG9elno; .alein mir baben jest niHt
3eit gum pIaubern, mir miiien tra6'
ten, redt seitIid ar Ort uHb Steae
gu fein."
.Wobin seben mir oenn nod2"
.Das iperben sic ieben; tommen
Sic nit mir, ober bsi9Isinisen Sis
Sbre S9ritte.4 Gr ieIbit CAB bas Bel
ipisl unb elite nit &ieisitfhrittsn bic
Strabe 2afapstte binab. SIN @eben
oDer 2aufen Dislmebr iebte er bas
Geiprad fort, eben niat Iebr befiims
inert. pie es ihien, Oh i'm Srosper
peritebe.
.ab! Gn0li4!1 rief er aus ,ripir
iteben am 3isle unieres Wettlaufs;
ipir iinb in Der Gage pes Wilben, Der
bic Spur zines Geinoes se'unbsn uno
ni6t raitet, nod rubt, neil er ipobl
ipeib, odb Der Gintritt Dpn Winb Obsr
Hssen alle feline fpeitersn g.miibungen
psrbinbern niirbe. gbeuio tDnnte aud
bic Spur, tpeIde mir osrfolsen, burh
Den gintritt bes geringiten llmitanDes
pertpiibt fperben."
Dor ber9ausnumRsr 81 angelungt,
blieb @srouret iteben unb idste: nSier
binsin. prosper!1
sic itisgen in bas 3tpeite Stodipert
binauf unb 3ielten Dor elmer Sbiir nit
sin,m GdiIbe aug Bronze an, ami
ipel6em bic Worte 5u Ieien iparen:
Electromagnetic"
On her Sbiirpertisiouns bing Elm
prd9tiser @lodenitrans nieber, aber
@erburet beriibrte ibn nid,t; gang iadz
ie po6te er nit elmer sinseripibe in
gana eisentbiimli6n @eiie ufio augeris
blidIi6, als ob ibn Semanb i6on ers
partet bate, thut ii9 bic sbiir auf.
Cine syrou Don etipa pisr5is Sabren,
febr einfa9. aber anftdrbiS setleibet.
erf6ien untsr Der Sbiir; ohne alles
@erdui6 IisB iis suerit prospsr uuD
hann ieinen 9eslsiter in einsn elans
Senb nusseitattsten 6peiieiaal treten,
Der mebrere ausgdnpe bate. Dor
!Serrn 9erburst nsiste ii6 bic Sruu
duberit ebrerbietig, ipie Dor Senlanb,
benz man srobs Ridiidtsn idulbig 1T.
@erbursfs Bid ruhte fraserlb auf
ibr; iie nidte nit bern aopfs.
BORT, MIDI tpabrg1 fliiiterte @ers
bur.t. auf cine Der 1biirsn ipsiIsnS.
Rein" entssgn.te bic Srau, bort
bic anbers sbiir, bic gum nsinsn Ga.
Ion fiibrt."
(sSortieblIld fnlot !
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-18
Ser aaiisr NIB Sieengsmburaer
aurembnra. im OttObel

2uremburs, i'm Ottober.
Sept BARI man es ia fdgen: Der
aaiisr unb bas @roBe 6auptqnartisr
iparen brei Wohen lang in SuIems
Burg. 5rust man bic 2uyemburger.
iueshaIb Der staifsr aerabe na8 Gu,
rembpra fam. 70 fcgttl fie bsbtutiam
uHb aIIriiisno, spis bsr @olssrune
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-18
S&Ia Gh

syn 1000 Wleter glbitanb Iissen ii@
ruiTif&e unb bsutfhe Sruppsu gegen,
iiber. Sin unb ipieber inaIlt elm
@4ub iibsr bas gsldnbs. ionjt IN als
les rubia. Dur Wudts aiebt e. einige
4sipesung. Dd i<iHen In atbiidter
Gislluns psrmummts @eitaltsn heran,
obne Maffen, NIT fIebenb erbobtnen
6dnben. Ruifiids lleberlGnfer itnb
es. bic Der 6unger aiir llebergabe
trsibt. Gie srsGblen. bab iie felt bier
zastu nidts aseeitn bdtten ielbitl
bic RcHlriiben ouf ben fFtIbern ipiire|
ben fdon tndpp. Tadt fir yiodH fcmsI
men Idnas 3iias bieier llngIiidsges
itaItsn, NAL Elm Dubenb. oft 80 biQ
70 ouf siHmaI. Sosar GIfi1Issk t(5
iiubsu ~ tGyaHtss.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-06

of a . to victory for the Imperials. as
reported.
When talking about the catchers asso-
ciated with the City league, don't forget
TO bring in Buddy Pates, hitched to the
Vinton Street Merchants
Those South Omaha Merchants are con
tinually In hot water when II comes 10
scheduling games with Omaha con-
tingents Call South 1905
In the Hooper, Neb.- Chris Lyck battle,
the Omahans had fifteen geezers left on
bases, but at that they walked off with
the long end OF the score.
Teams that wish to collide with the
Council Bluffs Imperials Will be accom-
mocated II they call Council Bluffs Black
6S8 and squawk for Achatz.
For Plattsmouth, Vernon of the Dun
dee Wooden Mills, twirled a classy game
last Sunday but, nevertheless, he failed
to slip back with the grapes.
For games with the Kehout Colts call
douglas 1898. They are looking for
trouble with any amateur squad In the
city, regardless OF their speed.
All Durkee, Swingwood and Oleson
could clout last Sunday was a three
Dagger. But Long, the Talmage twtrler,
hated TO sec all those long hits.
The only hit OF the Florence Athletics
Murphy Did II jamboree was registered
by the Irish crowd off BedloCk, the Flor
ence wiz. He struck out eighteen.
George CShanty) Falconer clipped one
on the cocoa for the limit down at Tai
mage Neb.. and he also had his pins
on the job for he pilfered pair OF bags.
Apparently the Bachmnn brothers are
not very friendly, "baseballically" speak
ing, for Carl is the leader OF the South
Omaha Merchants, and Harry performs
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in the left meadow for the Walter G.
Clarks
That contest hooked for September p
and Church leagues, VIII be played al
Rourke park for the benefit OF the City
Mission.
Next Sunday the leaders Of the Booster
league, namely the l[rebb Transfers and
the Auto Row, Will battle for the rag
they VIII finish that sevcn-inning dis
puted battle,
over at Shenandoah. Ia. last Sunday
the Stars ana Stripes put on their bat.
ting toggery In tho tenth frame and by
cloutlng five consecutive singles they iced
TO J contest.
The Alamitos will be afforded an oppor.
tunity 20 strengthen their championship
aspirations next Sunday when they bucH
up against the Ancient order United
Workmen team
There will be two games at Florence
park Labor day: First game, Stars and
Stripes against Walter G.. Clarks, second
game, Florence Athletics against Twenty.
Fourth Street Merchants.
Something was wrong with the arrange.
ments made between fhe Alamitos and
Minden, Ia, for last Sunday. When the
Omaha crew arrived they were saluted
with the nothing doing placard
Weyemberg Is there aud back again
the crockery and II Is a difficult matter
10 nip base on him, He Is locked with
the Mickels Victrolas.
Considerable loauacious junk is goins
the rounds relative 10 that contest 10 be
staged by tho LuXus and the Ancient
order OF United Workmen for 100 bones
at Fort Omaha on Sunday, September 20