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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29
WOMAN Is HELD
ON SUSPICION
MARX KooN GIVEN HEARrTa LAST
NTQuT BEFOBB WHITE
SLAVE oFF1OER-
her stAtsmsnt Implicated Local orosk
But Evtdenos So Far Submitted
SHOW Statements False.

Mary Koon. an Italian woman OF
Pittsburgh. was picked up last evening
by the local police and r. being held as
a suspicious character and 90 answer
such charge viii be taken into police
court this morning. The woman had
lain IN a complaint earlier IN the even
ing against walter IN n local Creek
hotel charging that she had been
brought here and that this man had
lived or the revenue received from n
life OF shame. This development on an
examination conducted a. police head
quarters BY White Slave Attorney u. =.
Judge proved 90 De false a. the man
whom she claimed had brought her
here had been under the care o. "a local
physician ana also proved that he had
been working 81 the times she claimed
he was with her. Mr. Judge viii be az
the hcarlnE this morning, and viii prob
ably order the woman'a deportation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29
oHILDRnN1s PEACE PETITIONS
TO 81 SENT TO All nULEna

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s--A letter to the
Children 10 thc United states asking
ihcm fu eign "a petition Oh the rules uf
ne wnrrlug nations of Europe and Asia
aFhiur peace. was Issued to-day hV the
thlldrcu'e Peace petition committee with
me approval OF fhc board of maruaCra
n TIE tcuoraI Federation Of Women q
clubs Teachers everywhere fn thn
country are asked to read che COMMIT
tees letter tu their uuuile AND have the
children rigr th0 petition and return DO
Co. TIE committee here
The petition. addressed o. ere cm-
rerore or Austria. Germany. Japan and
Russia. fhc kInr 81 nelriuu1. Great
britain and MunfrurHro and the urcsi-
dent 81 France. pleads with fhc rulers
tn ral 1u immediate aruiatIre and sub.
mlt their dIncrfnrrr fu Che NaEun fri.
nuuai and fn promise fn have nn fu.
turo dinicuiuca adjusted in che same
manner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29
SUSPEND HERZOG
Manager Of Cincinnati Nationals Has
Been Indefinitely Dropped From
leaaue-Apoiooy Demanded.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept CSC. l..
Herzog, manager of the Cincinnati Ma
tionals, was indefinitely suspended to-
day by President Tener because OF
an Insulting telegram" received at
the executive office OF the league in
New York from the Cincinnati mana
ger.
Herzog was suspended for three
days as the result OF an alteration
with an umpire in Boston when II was
said he used unbecoming language.
This suspension. IL Is believed. caused
him to send the telegram to Secretary
Heydler.
Governor Tener. who was in this
city tonight. stated that Herzog will
remain under suspension until he has
made a suitable apology.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29
WESLEYAN SQUAD GETS
VERY LIGHT WORKOUT

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelli gencer.
BTCKHANNON. W. Va. sept IS
The Wesleyan football squad had a light
workout here to-day due 20 the fact
that most Of the men are found 60 be
stin from the game with CARLISLE sat
urday. However most Of them reported
IN uniform and In pretty good condition.
Miller reports a strained muscle In HIS
right shoulder and kellison and With
ers were given a day on because % In
1uries. though they were not serious.
The coaches showed their resourcefui-
ness b. Swing the men some games
that taught them side stepping and also
the art or handling the ball. which
created a great deal 81 attention BY the
keen competition and the ginger that
was put into "a BY the men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29
IN AMATEUR AND
SEMI-PRO WORLD.


In a well played game Sunday af-
ternoon ON BellaiTe grounds. the
Pinch run team OF that place succeed
ed in winning from the Moose club of
this city by the score of "a to >.
As the game was one sided very little
interest was manifested
The Pinch Run lads challenge the
Tiltonville club for game OF baseball
10 be played on the Tiltonville
grounds next Sunday afternoon. n
challenge IL accepted please answer
through The lntelligencer
The DillOnyale Bclgiums defeated an
other team OF pilluuNaie Sunday by the
score ~ to .. The scoring was done
early On the game. after the sixth In
mag neither side being able 60 put runs
over. The score r. "a. T.
Dilionval- q 90 90 Is ~ 2
u. Belgiums I % q o - 2
Batteries. Scrlkle and Nicholson. CO.
Jumbo and Phzerla. Umpire. J. Re
trosky.
The Wiuchestcrs request an cxplana-
ton from the United Dairy as 10 why
they did not show up 81 the Forty
seventh street grounds SUNDAY as
scheduled The Winclesters have de-
feated the w. \ g. team OF Be1fafre
twice W the United Dairy team wish
e. 20 exp.ain. call ia22-R on the Nat-
ional phone between g and s o'clock IN
the evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29
ArrnR WAR 70 ovER ULsTnn

uELFAsT. Ireland. Sept. 2s-sir 20.
ward Carson. leader ~ fho irish Union.
lat party. outlined ere Ulster nroEram
~ che future fn HddrrsHluH the Union.
Iaf council to-day
20 propose" be- said. when thc war "a
over Co. summon "a provisional severn
menf end I propose that thcir fret aci
should hc o. repeal The Home Rule hll
10 far o. Ulster lH concerned. PRO.
pose iu fho same co. enact that Dr. ir thr
duty % The Volunteers 60 zee that nd
arf ~ no attempt ut on acc under that
liil should ever have eject ln Ulster.
un are fhfoWinr ourselves whole heart
EDDY into thr patriotic action that fhs
time demands Ora suppurtinE the en-
pire."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29
DAVE Says:
The, There's a business side to

There's a business side to
clothes.
They're either assets or liabili-
ties to you.
Those that are assets make you
look clean-cut, aggressive and
prosperous. Those that are liabil-
tiles have failure stamped all over
them.
The cost is not the determining
factor, not by any means.
The tailoring. the styling, the
patterns and the cloth are the
things that count.
You can depend on Kraus-Made
clothes for men and young men to
be in on every count-they're as
sets to you in every sense Of the
word.
You may need a fall overcoat,
too, about this time. The Kraus-
Made are made the same way as
The suits.
Weather for to-day: Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29
NEW TREASURER
OF High school A. A. TO Ne Elsoted ~
Students To-day 20 ftn vacancy

The Athletic Board OF the Wheeling
High school held a special session yes
tcrday Afternoon for the purpose or
nominating n successor 20 Herman
Hamilton as treasurer Of the Wheeling
High school Athletic Association. Hamil-
ton has withdrawn from the local school
and will enter the East High school IN
Cleveland TO which city his family has
moved.
Harry Carmack and william Royce
we're named a. nominees by the board
and the election OF one OF these young
men will be Effected BY the student body
az a meeting 90 be held this afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29
COCAINE SELLER
Negro Arrested Here last MiFht on
Ii nm y. q ris .aAi 4l .ssH5 4oa i,es''

Captain Henry walker. 81 the local DO.
lice force. picked uu Tom smith. colorcd.
~ Iniuutown. laat niEht. for Fennaylva-
MIA officers. on charge or cocaine sell
lnr. The officials had stopped here
With man from Columbus. and received
Information ~ the other man which led
to BITE arrest Later Georae Webb was
arrested at sfcunrnVllle for n similar
offonFc. aud the officials left for that
town to yet their other man District
ATTORNEY shelby. ~ UnfonfoWn. was
notified and the mon viii b. taken hack
to-day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29
JUMPED---T0 JAIL
Jaoh Elins osts thirty Days for Jump
Ing = noaFd nfu-Othar jus
tios Court Views

Jack Kline was nrraiEued before
squire RAIDER yesterday evening 90 the
jail on a charge ~ tumping a board
blu and was nncd SIS and costs or 30
days in jail re took the thirty.
Charley For was tried on a charge ~
rwnftiur hiH mother. ln-law. hY Squire
Hobbs and was dismissed Tor lack Of
CInVfCtiur evidence
Oeurrn Zimmerman wa arfalaurd ho.
fore squire Wickhnm on charge OF
smoking cigarettes and was lined a.
end costs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29
COLUMBUS RACES
SHOW FAST TIME
NEW WORLDS RECORDS coNrINuz
WITHOUT ABATEMENT on
GRAND CIRCUIT.
Etavah was the Sensation Of the Thot-
tiers, Setting New High Marx
In Three Heats.

COLUMBUS. O.. Sept 2s.-From ten
heats on this afternoons Columbus
Grand Circuit reeing. program, a time
reduction OF the worlds record made on
the same track last Tuesday. when thir-
teen heats were trotted and paced in an
trotter was the sensational performer.
In winning the Chamber OF Commerce
stake. he made world's record three
heat trotting mark. regardless OF sex or
age. The total 6:13a. Is Just two sec
onds below that made By Hamburg
Belle at Hartford. in the Charter OAK
OF the three heats. the third was the
fastest. Omar contended even better
than in the previous miles. forcing the
which Is new time for trotters OF this
age Etawah earlier this year did an
exhibition mile in 2;02A. His race rec
IN the fastest fourth heat ever trotted
To Driver oeers. the Columbus Cham
a'i SO, Glass s. rastns; IN 81 Purps si.aoo.
Vera, ch m. by Lo-
renzo Hamlin CPit-
mani ::...............2 =
rush Wortb ''..'''a "a I
Richard. Jesse j.. Madam Mack Red
Nike. sir o. Anna Glynn and Governor
haron Marque
Board OF Trade STAKE; asos PAGERS; . IN
5; Purse $1,000
Our Colonel, h, by Colonel
E k@isE S T. g s555siSmols:: 49,:
Lowando. Aicey e. Hal Gray and Ba.
chambsT OF commsrcs stare; aso7 rrot-
tiers; IN 5; Purse $4,000.
ktawah. bh. by Al Sanley
N'ftflaN % % sssssss..
IulaI -ss ..-.s.s .... -...s....
bul foipfh .Hs.s.ss.s. =
Tommy Horn Dago, Bedford Bell and
2.O3
Free for All Glass, Pacingi . In s; Purse
S1.2oo.
I Frank BOgash. D q. by Frank
Bogash tMurphy) .......1 1
Earl j.. ..................
Best time 2.O2.
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PARKS WAS BETTER
atsubanvflls La showed Mueh wsftsr
Form Than Hattiing Torry IN nout
~ Htsuhsnviiis Last htght

H00TI0I UI7r1Ich % DE InIfIITTn|IT-
fTErHENVrLf.E. o. SEPT % rirft
fanH ~ this city we're treated to ono .|
me pretflfat hoalnr exhibitions ever econ
ln this district last evening The anal
was staged Oh the Central skating rinE
and VS. held under che auspices "a tHr
1teuheuVille Athlete club
ln the 1rruIuug bout. Mica McMHuus
ul WeliThurF and Niah fiallanrar one
20 pretty exhibition % b0ainF mi.
bout vas about even until the latter
uafr II the bout when McMnuus En0rt
~ eallegher out IN The last minute 81
the HiEth round
The rewi.fnnf was between srsrfsf
Delivery Tuiy ~ ritfshurfh ana hsnfr
Hnarn ~ Htcuhfnrills Thia uaa arhef
ulfn na FlN round nnnir but Sham
ended lf in the third ~ uuffina .ruffv
,q The mat f0r the count
Dr. the finals Hag PARIS ~ efeuher.
vile met HafflinF Terry ~ Neu Wrfrh.
ton in one Of The fastest exhibitions
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HERMAN STOPPED
MA WILLIAMS Hantam weight Cham
pton, Finished Pettn Tighter in
Fourth Round Of Bout

PHILADELPHIA. sept AKA VIII
iinma 81 baltimore. the bantam weight
CHAMPION. tonight stopped Md Herman
OF pehln Iil. IN the fourth round ~
what was % have been q six round box
ing bout Herman forced the nEhtiug Tn
the nrat round but weakened IN the sec
oud and Gaa forced TO- the floor IN the
fourth round ~ Efr0FcHHiun o. body
blows delivered BY the champion.
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REsERyns soonEp FInsT

srrcciai Dispatch 20 the IntelliEencer.
MORGANTOWN W. Va. sept is
The reserves scored the FIRST touchdown
~ the season IN this afternoons Hcrim-
mage. Ayers picking up a punt. fumbled
by spears. and running NIFTY yards for
touchdown. regardless ~ the Varsity
being reinforced from time 90 time. the
Receives held them Hcoreleaa for thirty
minutes. Coach MetEEer announced 90
nlEht that practically every old graduate
football star - The University would
be back 10 help him out from nov on.
startinG with HUI Smith this week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29
uAPLANDERs TURNED IKE
TABLES BY DEFEATING YANKs

CLEVELAND. Sept. 2s.-Carter out
pitched brown to-day and Cleveland won
to >. Zach OF Cleveland's three triples
figured In the scoring. Losing this
game broke the New Works record OF
winning every series since Pechinpaugh
became manager. Score: u. X. T..
Cleveland .....i O2 20 e ~
Now York .....0 O > pee o a. 10 0
Carter and Egan. Brown and Nuna-
maker. Umptres: Dineen and Egan.
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TIGERS Arr GIVING rxn

DETROIT. Sept. 2s.-Detroit crept
within half 4 game OF third place to-day
by defeating Washington. the team Just
ABOVE !, In me persen,sse column, 81, ~ o.
often. while Coveieskie was never Ia
danger. Score: n. ". +.
Washington ...oO0oOO1o2-s Z
Detroit .....l 1OOO450 I'll 10 J
Bentley. Ayres, Harper and Ainsmith
Covelskie and Stanage. Empires: Con-
molly and HildebFand.
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LEAVE ron ooEvurTIoH

Mrs Tehn Riser. ~ Faystts street.
Martins very reprrFfntatlve ~ Car
neld IeWnle. No Z. ladies' ~ the Golden
IafIe left last ninhf Tor Huntington
in attend the state convention 81 one
order Fne vas Accompanied on fHa
rip nL ne trand Temriar of ". Va.
Mra. MaHgie Dishl
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iMliAHD. sept aAHNunruH he An
drsa, president ~ the sever ana Tunnel
winners union. died to-day FROM . sun.
shot wound received on aentemHer be-.
after mrcflng ri che union Although
Ne retained cunH0InururHH. Ur Andrea
refused t0 make any statement which
would lead tu the arrest Of hts SLAYER.
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(six innings: darkness.
suPERBAs ARE GRADUALLY
WORKING TO FIFTH PLACE

BROOKLYN. Sept. 2s-Brooklyn
place in the National League to-day. de-
teating ST. Louis here by to g. while
philadelphia was losing to Cincinnati
\ home run by Cutshaw with the bases
full In the first inning. was the feature
Sallee was hit freely throughout, The
score; n. IT, II.
81. Louis 49,. % o O O OO-a q a
Brooklyn :...-5O O1OOO1 s=7i3 3
Salee. Neihaus and Snyder: Aitehfson
adm Mccarty. EMPIRES: Quigley and
Evans.
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Two base hits: Wallace. Austin. l.app.
Agnew. Williams. Three base hit;
G. Walker Stolen bases: &. Walker, q.
Agnew. Hamilton Shotten. Bases on
balls. on Coombs. 1, struck out. by
Hamilton. 8: by Bush. 3. by Worden. 1.
ump.res: Chill and OLOughlin.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE


- resterdAy's Results.
= Bal umore. 5: 50. Louis, g.
tDBalt1more 4: ST Iouis
tS)buItaio. 10; Kansas city. 10.
Brooklyn. o. Chicago &
Pittsburgh. ,; indianapolis. 2
tl)-hirst game. (2D-Seeond samc
tD-Nine innings. darkness.
90. To-day's Games.
Kansas city at Buffalo
Chicago at Brooklyn
81. Louis az Haltimore
indianapolis at Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29
REDS DEFEAT ouAxEns
M WIETCHED GAME

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 2S-Cincin-
natl won its farewell game OF the sea
son here to-day BY 4 TO 3. Both teams
gave a wretched exhibition in the field
Scire: n N "
Cincinnati ....oOOO3OOO1-f
Philadelphia % 90 10000 ~ 4
Benton and Gonzales: Oeschger and
Burns. EMPIRES; KLEIN and Emslie
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GIANTS TAKE TWO GAMES
FROM THE PTrrsBuRoHERs

NEW YORK. Sept 2s-New York de-
feated Pittsburgh in both OF a double
header today by scores OF TO ? and
~ TO 8. The second game lasted for
only six innings on account OF dark-
FIRST Game.
Pittsburgh ....OOOOO1OO1-
New York -....0 0O04lN- SIC ?
McOuillen and Schang; Demaree,
Fromme and Meyers.
Second Game
(Six innings. darkness.J
Pittsburgh Ol1Os2 esio 4
New York .........44 3OO2-ia 10
cooper, kantlehner. Kelley and Cole
man; Vanguard and Meyers. johnson.
Impires-Rigler and Hart
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WAYNESBURG WILL
BE HERE SATURDAY
WHEELruo HIGH SCHOOL FOOT.
HALL TEAM WILL MET
PENNsYLvANIANs.
changss WIN ne Made IN the Local
Lineup During the Wsek-visftoru
Have strong Lineup.

The next game OF the wheeling nigh
school football schedule will be that
Win the WaynesburE high school sat
urday afternoon. Bringing hts men ont
or the hard contest with New MARITIME
Vile last Saturday intact 20 Far az In
luries are concerned. Coach Guy Holden
Will face the hard proposition 81 re
building hts backheld. due 20 the leaving
.oi Hamilton quarterback and captain,
Nciranahan. who has played fast
game az end for three seasons has bocn
elected captain 90 on the vacancy cau1-
tain McGranahan has been handicapped
Tor tWo seasons. owing 90 an injury 10
bic shoulder This kept him out of the
ysar 4. n M sscei,.,t ,i 2at tnis
experiencing no trouble from this aourcs
be D. expected o. have Euccssafui
cHptalnCy
The chief difficulty Coach Holden will
have in reorEanizlnE biz scoring ma
chine VII b. IN cheosing a half hack
stated by ne shiftine Of gee,5e y,
quarter uoetza formerly held down the
berth ~ right half and % this respon-
above viii In al probability succsed
Ihe placing Of Goethe ~ quarter ia OK
Psc,sd % be most s.9ttisiaetory a. this
capable manner and is also poasesre1
niE Victory.
The WayneEburE team ufu come here
fresh from = decisive victory over I'm
lontown nu.1 hiEh school last gafur-
daT. The score being 20 fo o. They have
q team that played together last sea.
Hon n The man and have r. line Thar o.
one ~ the heaviest scholastic forward
combinations in western renurV Iraula.
Their hrHt touchdown iu the rame
against Iuluut0wu saturday came a.
result ~ a beautiful long forward rnaa
me only one used NT them durInn fnr
contest Tharoaftcr. nndlnF that they
could gain ground throuHh the line the
Green county eleven confined their ef-
f1rfa ~ straight football ana arnrrT
three more tuucndownH in thir manner
NcaualnE that The game SATURDAY. will
nN ne locals 60 The limit Coach Holden
VII FlFe nla urutrgon the "Frliilun on
m Tour days lu az nnnrt 90 strengthen
ne weak places brought out DOB inaf safe
urdeTH game against New Martinsvfllc
uin1tlun into machine shape much at
tenuon VII he Given The line Co pre-
gare u ior ihe charges Of the heavy
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RED sox WIN ON HOMER
BY JANvEIN IN SECOND

| CHICAGO. Sept. zS.-Janvrin's triple
with the bases riiled In the second In
ming. gave Boston it's final game OF the
season with Chicago here to-day. BY
to >. Score; II. n. r.
/ Boston .......14OOOOOOO 5 10 /
Chicago .......o0OO 0i0O1-2
Russell and Kuhn. Mayer. Umpires
. Evans and OBTien.
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COOMBS
srAHrED xEsrzzDArs aA,u ron
~ uDoWIu
Wa Dslasvsd By n.sh who wee Later
Lost 6.s-sidsd Dana.

ST. LOUIS. Sept 2s.-Timeiy hitting
and a combinat..a OF errors won for
20 4. Lapp's double and = single by
Murphy prevented a shut-out Score:
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STANDING TONIGHT.

Below will be found the perceut-
age or the four leaders in the Ma
games. The positions o. The tca1ns
can be inquired from the hgures Eivsb
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-29
RIVER NEWS

After trying for four days. the raso-
IN, me packet Mildred finally reached
Wheeiing yesterday morning v~ifb n
sArgo OF I've stock and farm produce on
ooard She Immediately tied up a. the
looal wharf. and will remain here until
stage OF water n reached which viii
J"slIy the resumption OF NAVIGATION.
ire little packet Grantsvfils h At
rinston. and viii remain there until
me nNer reaches a hirher stare
Though the little boat only draw. a -
nc meme. me water AZ present Is too low
stage Of inches below the 49,
marx was recorded In the river helovr
the hcMechen dam. yesterday while thr
pool measurd t3.e feat
River 1tarsa
DAVIS ISLAND DAMS fat. att.
iouary, clear.
sTEUBENvILLB-sS feet. station
PARKERsBURo-it feet. station
airy. clear.
MoRGANTowN-T feet. stationary;
clear
OIL CITY, stationary; cie.r.
WARREN--.s foot below: STATIONARY:
clear. -
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.


hosions o. chicago. ?
Cleveland. 5: New YORK. .
Detroit. II; Washington, g.
ST. Louis. z: PHILADELPHIA 1
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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


tIlNeW YORK. 5. Plttsburgh, 9
t2)New York. Is; Pittsburgh. q.
Cincinnati, 4; philadelphia g.
brooklyn. Z: 81. Louis D.
- Boston. 2. Chicago
(l)--Ftrst game. (2)-Second game.
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Pittsburgh AT New York
ST Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago At BostOn
Cincinnati At philade lphia
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To-day's oamss.

Detroit at 81. Louis
Chicago at Cleveland
Other clubs not scheduied
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ever staged in THE city uuriua fho
.trIF rounds TIE hounra were even hut
.a.F. staying ability seemed 10 get
lI. better n Terrg. who weakened uu-
Der The strain After he sixth round
furhr maintained strong lead and
huurrd BIZ opponent ln fne seventh and
ninth rounds All three bouts were fast
lrnm lns n.HlnnInn % tha end
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Totals .......34 Z IL 81 IL
Nx-Batted for label In ninth.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-06
Know Your Town

10 know your town will add to your civic pride and
to your loyalty to her institutions. Do you know that
fitzgeraIds merchants and bankers pay taxes mil
lion dollars of personal property? Do you know that the
real estate owners of the city pay realestate vaI
alton of and half million for city taxation?
These facts tell the story of Fitzgerads onward march
and tell where the money from for the many civic
improvements ard the modern school system that we
maintain. You point with pride" to little city
when you abroad and tell the story of your town.
there is anywhere that gives her citizens much
returns for the taxes collected and the benefits reach the
poor and rich alike. Your schools free and free
school books furnished all children, white and black
rich and poor streets well lighted by the NUM-
cipa light plant streets and sidewalks rapidly
being improved in all sections of the city, the sanitary
condition of the city and it's cleanliness matter of
comment by the stranger within gates" the health
of citizens distracingy good that medical
experts have to resort to farming and trading to make
both ends meet. Get acquainted with your town and
you will fill with civ pride that will reflect i'm the OBJ
of her statutes and the cooperation with her
leaders to make her the Metropolis she is destined to be-