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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-14
DEATHS

BROWN Peacefully fell asleep. Wednes-
day. August l., 1914, Elizabeth Brown,
beloved grandmother of Christopher
Bates
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral Friday evening, Au
gust Il. at p. m, from Henry Browns
parlor 2S2 Bank street Interment
Bloomfield, Saturday morning.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-14
co96oNEY on Wednesday August u

III "1IH NUVIIVN' :, a,
No. 10. Ancient Order sof Hibernians,
are kindly invited to attend the fu-
neral from his late residence, No. IL
Sterling street East Orange, on Sat
urday. August -, to st. Rose of Lima $
Church at 10 a. m. Interment in ST.
Johns Cemetery. Orange. On Monday,
August II, et 8 a. m, High Mass of
Reuuiem will be offered for the repose
N his soul
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-14
UMBRELLAS

WE MAKE a speciality of repairing and re-
covering umbrellas; our work is RIGHT;
prices moderate. GARDINoR's, IL Acad-
emy st.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-14

DIR. SMITHS Dog and Cat Hospital, 10 Rail.
road pL, East Orange; phone 1922 Orange.
boarulng Kennel, Glen View Farm, West Or,
ange; phone aala-W Orange.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-14
SITUATIONS WANTED
MALE AND FEMALE

-~---s-------->--~>--
JANITOR-White couple man handy, all
around worker Address HONEST, Boz
36, Star office
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-14

SPECIAL sale Of own make chlldren's
dresses, ages from TO II years; all col
orsi regular So. s3.50. 49, at 81 also own
MAKE tailored Waists and dresses, soc up.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-14
PATENTS

PATENT BUREAU REIcHELT.
s45 Broad st. Newarl. n. J.
Branch office, Berlin Germany Foreign
patents . speciality obtained and soil.
DRAKE & CO Established 1866. Phone
2946 Market. Rooms 510-5l1 Kinney BLDG
Broad and Market ste
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-14

SAFIER-On Thursday. August 13. 1914
at II 40 a m, David, beloved son Of
William and the late Jennie Safer tnee
Ehrlchl, aged 1G years ? months and
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-08-14

LEHlGH and fres-burning coal for family
use; pea, buekwheat and bituminous, for
steamlng, Georges Creek, Cumberland. for
smithing, foundry furnace and crushed coke.
Mall orders promptly flled. Phone Market
4477. 447s
JOHN G. MERKEL co.
2s Prince street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13
JOINT COM MITTEES
Held Important Meeting Last Nqlt.
Claim Of W. . Colts Refused.
Report Tonight.

Tho loiu' committees on claims and
contracts and cemeteries ard rfafe.
met .8-i u.sht a. fhe co.. iaI'an.
dnl considered sctcrsi matters r.'.
tive t7 the meeting OF council
eniur Probably tho most @IH..ra
inr vas The rejection OF fla claim o.
IS y Cote ue claim. 1g Chat Tho c.f.
.houId ~remuucrsfn h'w .ur .Ho fl.f
Wheeling play ground Io.m.fI. a.
graveyard llis ciIiu .Ir.rI fo
near $40
Ih. ordinance l1u.IiIs. I,fT 70
meeting al fho am tIun or Che above
nnd took up rho matter Uf tIr veIghtf
and measures ordinance After COM
siderable discussion the %ordIrar-.
was ordered reported Goo council
Nomlera ~ fir Eet1I1 Grocera Aseo
citation unf with Oboe |orIinan,, com
wIf'ro and fought that part of fr.
ordnance which require The selling
.of ZOO food tufts Dos weight Tho POI.
ZION roTuIrIu1 uay for inspection was
lt nuf nu' DO Ie understood fhaf fIir
I I. lnIrNf rnr .-.inaarfI0r toni. Fl
' .. m.r'Irs YI .hr rIft iatI,f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13
ARREST BAD ONES
Pittsburgh Boys Try 70 Break Up
sunday Meeting and Get Punched.
Other Offenders.

Harry Miller Louis Mesu,isay. and
Edward Shay haiE1r from Pits.
hIrln. we're arrested last uirht az tho
Market auditorium by officer Brlm.
son on o ils1rderlr charge. and were
LODGED in ifc lookup. Early ln the
evening rho youngsters were making
COZ. IlrIIhlD noise around fhe big
building and wen, gsked fO Keep
qHirt hy Detective Eddie Ninard
They addressed some very abusive
language fo the officer. who told them
'o 90 away from fhc building Arrr
a hort Time fl.I started their ac
f.un. llaIu and officer Crimson TO-
warned Irrm .I0n no .s said that one
Of mo bows said. .He has 10 arrest
me before 900 keep quiet Wei.
nf Ims0n did They acre also selling
tIo 'Iue'fCa. l sheet published
against Mr. SUNDAY
PAN. IIfek .Id pIl Lick. his
b.0t1cr. we're picked up last nirht ON
r difor1erir charge and VIII be- ar.
aligned fhi. morniul
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13
MUCH BUSINESS
Library and Building n Grounds
Committees o. Board Of Edu-
cation Held important
Meettnua


4 meeting OF the library and
grounds committees OF the board 81
education was held yesterday evening
zoo the library building. whore several
matters we're brought 90 the alton
ton OF Gre committee. more cqp"-
ciallv the committee on BUILDINGS
and grounds
The hu.iur matters brought 100
Tor discus. .uu before the members r.
tho library .lmmIftce we're principal.
DIV OF a. routine nature and the action
of OOH. committee will be reported fo
f.e board ~ education a. tho meeting
IHIa eFenIn-
THa session OF the building aul
grounds committee Was rather q
business natter. Ir connection with
ffo ligu school came up Tor discus
ion The nU.l r.rori OF The action
OF 'nis committee boo '.eard To- fnn
.Ifurr por. which o. fH br dono
fIo H.eH school rI1 ho placed before
f1e mewbl.. oI tho board of eIur.
fni. .trrI.. ono OF f1e topic.
ah.cb win s1m. up roo ,hr meeting
u.s evening VIII Do Iu regard to 'la
re Insurance which wac carried 0u
tIo hu iding
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13
ZERO WEATHER
FOR WHEELING
SUDDEN DROP IN TEMPERATURE
CAUSES MUCH SUFFERING
IN VICINITY.
Mercury Dropped 10 Ten Degrees
Above Minus LAST Night-Pros-
poets Are for Continuation.

Old King Winter and the Weather
Man Joined hands yesterday and Wis
tied Wheeling and the eastern part OF
the country on a rushing trip, and in
the Q a they left a remembrance in
the form of the most evere cold
weather that we have experienced for
many months. The visit was unlocked
for and the sudden change in the TEN
perature was a big surprise.
While Wheeling Is always glad 10
welcome visitors. both strangers and
friends. the realization OF the fact
that good treatment should not be
returned differently Is felt keeniy,
and the result is that the two great
visitors, King Winter n Mr.. Wealth.
CT Man. will long be remembered as
a mean trick. Just the m the
damage has been done and everything
viii be done locally TO take care OF
the situation.
For to-day the prospects are not en-
couraging. as Mr.. Weather Man left
a parting message that cold weather
would continue. but limited that a
change for the warmer might follow
Wednesday Let us hope that he
doesn't overlook that hint.
At 2 O'Clock this morning thermom-
eters throughout the city registered
as low a. 9ie degrees. with none OF
them above 10 degrees. At midnight
thermometers in the business section
OF the city registered ~ degrees
above the big cipher and az the steel
bridge tool house AT that time the in
dicator mercury pointed 10 10 de-
grees. n vas SILVER and frown and
almost freeze throughout the
night and heavy bed clothing was
gotten out and used. too.
The marks on the official govern
ment Thermometer at she home Of
Miss Bessie Forsythe on the Island
yesterday showed that the lowest
point was reached during the morn.
ing hours. namely-between s and IL
o'clock. when II registered II de-
rrees. varying but little during that
time. A. 3 o'clock a. m. tho Their
mometer registered AZ %. ~ noon
b. registered 10. following the decline
during the morning hours. After E
O'Clock last night tho decline was
steady and the strong wind from the
northwest vas the greatest cause OF
suffering.
Because 81 tho s-uddenness OF the
cold spell many local persons were
caught unpreparod and an "a result
there is UGH suffering among the
poor classes. Cattle and horses
IN me country which had been loN
ont Yesterday suffered considerably
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13
BOWLING TOURNAMENT IN
SMOKY CITY.
~eiu" Ennis Topples eos In Ind
Viouals ana Musee Team
Gets 2.5fo.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Jan. i2-The
Musee. Marsh. Biz Havanas and
Pennsy teams. Of Wheeling. opened
the second annual ten pin tourna-
ment Of the Pittsburgh Bowling As
sociation here to-day with tvo-men
events at / p. m. and the individuals
at ? p. m. The real opening OF the
tournament. though. took place this
evening when the nve-men squads
took the alleys.
William J. Schsd. president % the
association. opened the meet by a
little welcome speech and rolled a
ball down the polished drive and then
began the hammerinE on the pins for
the highest honors OF the city.
The American Bowling Congress
rules governed the tournament. This
meant hat the dodo or loaded ball
was barred from this affair.
The entry list was as follows. IS
hNe-men teams, &c two-men teams.
and l49 individuals
William J. Ennis OF Wheeling tic.
kled the naples for so3 in the indi.
yiduals and will probab bly, get inside
the money at the close OF the event
The Musee team totalled 25iO for
nigh among the visitors in the Ave
men event
The Wood boys Of Wheeling. with
lOoS were high In tire doubles.
Scores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13
"FITz''
TO EIGAT IT


NEW YORK. Jan. i2-Ths
State Supreme court viii de-
eide whether Bob FItzslm-
mons. former heavyweight
champion OF the world. is too
old to re-enter the ring with a
View OF winning back his title.
The State athletic commits
sion was informed today that
the Supreme court Cor an in
junction 10 restrain tho COM
mission from enforcing Its re-
cent order prohibiting the for
mel glove champion from
lighting IN this State.
Argument OF the application
will be heard Wednesday,
when a representative OF the
state attorney general Is ex-
pected to appear as counsel
for the athletic commission.
Afidavits which Fitzsim-
mons filed with his applica-
ton included two by Mike"
Donovan. trainer OF the New
York Athletic club. and A. j.
DreXel-Biddle. Of Phiiadel-
phia. each certifying that the
former fighter Is In proper ply
steal condition to re-enter the
ring.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13

herman spent last wee in %Pittsburel
the guests OF friends.
Mrs. Leroy King OF Woodlawu. wi,
Is confined TO her home BY illness
setting along very nicely.
Miss Hazel Robrecht OF tho Sou,,
SIDE had Miss Irene McDougsI ~
GRAFTON as her guest last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Speidel let
yesterday for a tour OF Egypt. The
expect 10 be abroad three or four
francls l.. Ferguson returned We
IeIday from Parkersburg. where he
spent last week in the Interests or
me membership campaign of the
west Virginia board OF trade.
Deputy I. 3: Marshal Ellie VII
rams left last night for Parkersbure
70 attend The regular term Of federi
Miss Beulah Loe leaves today for
buHaIo. y. Y. where she is studying
% Decome a trained nurse. after
her home In Bridgeport.
w. J.. Ennie. proprietor o, the Nusoa
Downing alleys. spent yesterday 4,
p~lttsburgh. where he participated In
me annual tournament OF the pits.
burgh Bowling association.
Miss Cecilia II. Speyer IS paving an
extended visit 10 her sister. Miss lean
Speyer, at 2O5 West i03rd Street. New
YORK city. During her visit TO Inc
metropolis she will inspect tbe vorr
OF Civic clubs OF the east. also mod.
ern methods OF Housewives leagues
Mrs. John stephens OF the East
End mas returned from a few days'
VISIT with her father and sister I'm
Moundsville. u"
Mrs. Frank Schmidt and Mrs Har.
~ McLure have returned from a
burg.
James Cunningham OF C~larksburr
city. TINS
JACK Orthman OF GAINESVILLE was
business visitor In the city yesterday
Harold kenman OF the South side
was in steubenville YESTERDAY vis.r.
Ing friends
Mrs. Anna Blond of the south SID.
and sons. Ivan and Jack return
,orm q short visit In Parkersbure win
George Kossuth OF WarVood was 4,
Fltisourgh on business yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13
NO TROUBLE In
SECURING PLAYERS
PRESIDENT GILMORE OF FED.
ERAI LEAGUE is WELL
SATISFIED
With Conditions Generally IN New
League Circuit-LeaVes for Visit
in Pittsburuh.

BUFFALO,, y. y, Jan. flames
A.. Gilmore. president Of the Federal
league. who is visiting the cities COM
prlsing the eastern district OF IN o
leagues circuit. was the guest OF Buf-
falo supporters OF the league today.
\ dinner was given in his honor. al
tended by men OF high financial
standing In the community. Presi-
dent Gilmore outlined the work that
had been done up 10 the present time
In the formation OF The league in ths
various cities and stated that its az
fairs we're In a highly satisfactory
state. The situation in BUHalo. he
said. was especially encouraging.
We shall have no -oubie In getting
al the players we waut said Presi-
dent Gilmore when questioned rs 10
the report that the league was turn.
ing 10 Cuba IN its hunt Tor men.
MI Gilmore lott tonight for Pitts.
burgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13
LINSLY TO MEET
CATHEDRAL HIGH"
GAME WILL BE PLAYED IN LrNsIY
ARMoRY WEDNESDAY
EVENING.
Lineup is Made Up OF Best Players OF
schools-other DANES Arranged
for Later IN the Week.

A very interesting game or basketball
VIII be PLAYED between Linsly Institute
and the Cathedral High school quin-
tettes at the Linsly Armory, Wednesday
evening beginning at : O'Clock. Roth
teams are protecting daily in prepar-
alton FOR the game and no doubt n very
god game Will be played. The lineup
OF the two teams follows:
Cathedral. Pos. Linsiy
nughes ...--.-... ........ Gibson
Nensel ..-.....-.F... T. Chambers
n"Inlcr or Strochunau or
turns ..........C..... Menkemeller
Cogley Fiir
A game win also be PLAYED between
the intermediates OF the two schools on
the same evening. \ good game Is an
ticipated between these two teams as
the two nre pretty equally matched.
In the game which was plnved he
tween LinsIy amt the Cathedral team
early In the season. the Linsly boys
Won by a large score. owing To the fact
that both teams have been practicing
for some time "a very close game viii
ln all probability be played between the
tw" teams. In all OF the games which
the linsly boys have played this sea-
the Linsiy tossers and no doubt he will
give n good account Of himself in the
game which will be played tomorrow
evening.
Linsly VS.. st. clairsvnle.
Friday evening Of this week the
L.lnsly basketball tossers will tourney
10 81. Clatrsvillc where they will play
- Gams OF oasketball with the st
viii In all probability be played be-
tween the two teams as the Llnsly BOYS
are determined 10 put w a good game.
Cathedral vs.. BeIaire.
FRIDAY evening the Cathedral High
school team will also play the Shady
side High school at Shadyside. where
the two teams are practically equal in
strength
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13
About People
Movements OF individuals to and
From the City.
TRlSTATE ARRIVALS
AT THE LOCAL HOTELS

MeLure-P. l.. Glassfrd. Youngs.
town; O. T.. Perkin, Washington: w.
f. Storm. Canton: William Lanwick.
Canton: j. r. Throckmorton, Hun
dred; Paul X. Goldey. Parkersburg;
W. A. High. Canton; Il. r. Wallace.
Canton. }. 6. Morris. Parkersburg.
Grand Centrsl-A. b.. Hang, Can
ton: James Maule. Colerain; $. X.
Arbuthnot. Parkersburg; G.. W. Kemp,
Bethesda; +. l.. Bell. Steubenville:
Frank l.. Berdine. Hundred Burke
White. Hundred; T. r. McGraughy,
Belmont; r. =. Laymon. Gassaway;
y. Robinson. Warrington; r. V. Sin
clair. ClarksburR. o. 4. ~Schwetzer.
New Philadelphia; Earl :. Mi1horn,
Cadiz: George Davis. Akron.
erunswiek-O. J.. Clark. Steuben.
Vile. B. ID. Stroud. Bellaire: A. J..
AshmOTe. GAINESVILLE; G.. &. Mills.
Waverly. Leola Moran. Clarksburg.
w. Mason. Clarksburg; A. Ealwiue,
Fairmont. J.. r. Porter. Akron: G. \.
Pugh. New Martinsville, +. 4. Find
ley. Canton.
stamm-D. W. Linett. st. Mays:
Fannie Evans. Fsirmont; J. A. Veach.
P%unzewell; H. b. Coleman. Buck.
harmon. a. X. Courtney. Salem: w.
4. Williams. Barton. L. G.. Peoples.
Canton: f. 4. Fish. Parkersburg: J..
B. Council. Miss Anna Bohran and
j. r. Cox. Weston: VI. Hubbard.
Wellsburg. W. J. Grimes. New Con
cord.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13

Prominent bouts or the week.
X o" Mars ~. Harry Tracy. Cinoin-
natl. 10 rounds.
George CHIP vs.. Gus Christie. MiIwau-
kce. 10 rounds.
Dick i.oudman vs.. Richie Mitchen,
Milwaukee. 5 rounds.
Joe Maudot vs.. Johnny Grirtths,
Windsor. ) rounds.
Steve Eetchell W. Tommy
Racine. 10 rounds.
Jimmy Clabby vs.. Sailor potrQskey,
Vernon. 20 rounds.
Nike ihhons Vs. Rob McCaliister.
New York. 10 rounds.
Strnley Sculley ". Young Henney.
Steuhenville.
Patsy Brannigan vs.. Young Goldie.
Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13

BriEss-Wha; did your wife .av
about your staying out sol late mo
O,kcr r.ghtT
Griggs Don't srk ua ye' Wrer
enc gets through with the subject iIi
condcnsc 10 for you.-Tit-Bits
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13

Ihecr are quite = number % local
nfople who we're IN New Orleans attend
ing the Aiardl Gras ana Witnessed the
, rarkle C~ouley-Johnuy Coulon bout.
match ever seen in ire south. These
went 20 rounds 10 = draw and those
who Witnessed the bout say that ~ there
al been nve more rounds 20 70. Coniey
would have won ~ a X. o. as Ne wa
much TIE stronger at she cad OF the
twentieth round.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13

Abe Attei has started training for his
bout on the coast with Champion Kill
uane on W~ashingtOn's birthday. The ar
tlcles cal 70 l2e pounds. ringsiCs. This
bout will be watched with Interest,". as
many think that kilbane cannot set
down TO l22 pounds and be strong.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13

TIE match between Johnny KIioan.
and franki Fleming. tie Canadisu
featherwe4Eut champion. which was
scheduled Tor New York this week. mas
been called on.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13

Reporter tto woman's rights aeif.
90 you honestly beliera
that = womsn should Fef q ma
wages
Akllator Ogrimlv humofbusl - 90
depends upon whether sbe'e usrrt.s
70 him or not-Sydney Bulletin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13
NO eoXTNo BOUTS
Enn

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Jan. u.
Mayor Joseph G.. Armstrong.
who assumed office a week
ago, issued an order tonight
that he will permit no box
ing matches in this city until
further notice. All bouts SEIZED
uled have been cancelled.
City regulations governing box
ing matches will be revised.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13

Packev Mcfarland and Mike Gibbons
have been signed up to box in New YOrs
city IN February. both to weigh In at
t45 pounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13

Willie Richie and Joe Rivers may get
together Ia a championship bout at YER
non. Cal. February -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13

one OF the old-time boxing rans
bought 10 ringsidc tickets for tho oCn-
ley-SteNart bout on the 2lst. and re-
box" party.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13

Patsy" BranniEan and Young COL
die meet at Old City hall. Pittsburgh.
next Saturday night. Both boys arc
well liked IN the smoky city and should
draw a big house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13

5000 scores by chance.
Bin Ennis got lost here today. which
has always been his l1l luck in A large
city. EIII looked 90 The Wroug end cot "a
ear. hoped on and went out 10 Home
wood and 10 was some hours before ne
got back. .
Todd wood was looking around f0r the
"i0uo' pin. but hc finally learned that
the A.. y. O.. rules barred 49,.
Frank Hartman Joined the T,nnsy
team and hlIrd iH for Charley Wood.
Frank Schmidt only had % splits. but
DE expects more al Buffalo. y. y. when
tho a. b. 6. meets
Phillip Albus was among tho local
~rooters In attendance
Charley Aul. treasurer or the Marsh
big Hutauus. left Tor Braddock after
the tourney Co deposit the prize money
% the squad in "a state bank.
n he Crown Prince o. Germany is 20
kneenly aching Tor war. why doesn't nc
buy Vic Rigots bowling ball
Teddy Moaatford said he hated Co GET
In the money. owing 90 the Income tax.
A new allhL lie niso bought some fish.
Charley Wood. Jr. Is satisfied with
the currency nill. both In Washington
aud Fittshurrh.
Dave Morgan may 10 n fast bowler
but when No comes 90 catching trs. ms
hos in "a class iy himself.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13

*. o" Cross IN requested TO call 49,
az 2 o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13
NOTES.

stony RIA Who meets JACK -oyue.
n orange. y J.. IN ths Eeml-rnal 10 tie
stew a~rf-couisg bout 4s working OUT daily
a. The Bcarly A. o. ana g. in excellent
corcitlou- coyne - working our La Bel
lalrc ara the o~Ksr-the-riyer fans say hat
stony g. - against tas best boy ne
Aaa ever met
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13

Bowers Will almost work for nothing
20 got on in a bout In New York city.
Last week Jack Rritton. conceded 20 De
one % tho best gEhtw eizhts in the game.
boxed the scmi-nnal Tor the L~evinsky-
McCaliister bout
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13
WITH THE

PITTSBURGH. Jan. Charley Dick
say ne did not want to tick tho
Naples. but just wanted to mixer the
wood. The result was that he rolled
GOOD scores by chance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-13


Ernest pritChard. a member Of the
Wheeling high school alumni %associa-
ion. now residing IN Sistcrsville. Is
visiting local friends for a few days.
Mrs. Morgan Hicks OF Glen Easton
is visiting Mrs. Ida y. Bruhn OF 80
seventeenth stree for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Enoch Of Wells.
burg are visiting at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Nogler OF South
Chaplme street.
MIR William Klce o. Wnllamstown.
~ Va. is a business caller I'm the
city FOR a few days
Miss Edna Knox Of Marietta. O.. is
IA the city visiting at the home OF
Mrs Joseph Nogler Of South Chapline
street.
Mis- Marie and Miss Helen Cava
nbuAh are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jos
yogler of the South Side for a few
days.
Jacob Wit-berger OF waveriv. w.
w. is visiting NJ the home Of Louis
SiupIc 90 the North End
Miss Katherine Kelly 81 Steuben-
Vile Is visiting ~ the home Of Mr.
and Mrs Joseph NOgler Of south
Chapiiur street
William johnson OF North Main
street ir|f yesterday for Marietta. o.
ON 90 business trip
b"Iro uurbin OF cameron was a
cuisines. visitor IN tho city YESTERDAY.
D. D. I0ucu ~ W~ooulawn has 10.
turned from Cameron. where Do sncnf
s%cvorals dayE t%ranfacfing business
and visiting relatives.
Harry Terms OF this cifv is enend
uE H fov DAVIS on Cameron VISITING
ni. brother. vno resides Boz that town
J. D.. kirkland 90 This city left the
irst o. the week for indianapolis.
where ho viii spend r. few dave on
business
Homer Butler OF fhi. tItt. vino lives
tf Pork View le spending trs week
in tl' Nolauo. whore 30 De- visiting
friends.
Kari G.rhHfdf OF indianapolis vac
o. his iuc.s visitor in tho city ycstcr.
drt
Tho N... claire and Ed,the &c
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Totals ........... c.o 81s dls goo
Tonight game LaBeiic SO leland
e.. Midget W. Norman special
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TonlRhts Game,

Three Crowns s.. Crooks.
Two-Man Tournament an this week.