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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-14

~ thc fuIuFa an 81 tho rIfv 0ffIrIaIa
VII - paid from the Peoples nanF ~
-letn N calling az the city clerks office
and fecelVinH their cheeks. ~ has hon
ne custom Tor several years Tha neu-
ruling vac put into effect bv nufffcr
heitEar While % will work = afirhf
hardfhip Tor while it will coon 81
overcome
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-14

council OF the Trinity Lutheran churca
viii De held In the church this even
ing. and all OF the members OF the con-
greFauon are asked to be present sew
eral important matters will be given
attention. including the report OF an.
oluerent committees social session
VIII follow the business meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-14

held yesterday In 81. Johns German
lutheran church on North Fourth
street. and large crowds were present
a. both the morning and evening serv-
Ices. The church had been. Beautifully
decorated for the occasion and pre-
sented a handsome appearance. Special
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-14

Members Of the Ex-Firemen's club.
recently Organized IN this city VIII
bold a nesting this evening IN Turner
bah A number o. important matters
viii b. given attention and following
The business q banquet viii be served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-14

Yesterday was the warmest day OF
the week. and many people enjoyed
passed has been rather cool The pros
poets now are for warm weather for
the next couple OF weeks. During the
frosts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-14
Police Kept Busy.

Bellaire police were busy Saturday
night and Sunday and as a result eight
offenders were arrested. -Four were
charged with lettering. two with
nghting, one for violating the trafic
ordinance. and an Italian OF Twenty
third street for keeping a place for
the sale Of intoxicating liquors. The
bunch will appear in police court this
morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-14

mass meeting OF all OF the coiored
voters OF the city will be held to-mor-
row evening In the Park NJ r. church.
and all are asked TO be present as the
matter which will come up before the
voters Is OF an important nature. The
meeting Will be called TO order at 1850
o clock. and all should be on hand at
that time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-14

At least two OF the false fire alarms
which have been turned in the past
week have been accounted for III IL
new NJ. r. church. hung his coat on the
hook or the alarm box. which was
standing open and that was the cause
or the alarm Thursday morning. Young
STEERS playing about the box al the lover
end OF Main street. Thursday evening
turned In the alarm. so the neighbors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-14

The Eagle dancing set of this CITY
VIII give their opening dance OF the
seseon In the Dukes pavilion. and no
a. large number OF Invitations have
been issued. The music for the dane
ing VIII be furnished by an orchestra.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-14

All OF the residents OF the city are
asked TO boil the water that II uscd
Tor drinking purposes. as IL IL pumped
direct from the river. The suction IN
pumping was too great Tor WORK to
progress on the dam, and the govern
stopped for a few days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-14

The annual Belmont county fair will
open this week az ST Clairsville and
the Indications are that the fair will be
bigger and brighter than ever as the
racing card T. the finest that has ever
been offered. Meisters band has been
engaged and will furnish music for the
engagement. A large number OF local
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-14

The funeral OF the late Mrs. Mary
Coulter. who died Friday evening. will
be held from the late home on Frank
lin street this afternoon NJ 2 O'Clock.
lnterment will be made IN Rose Hm
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-14

one OF the largest crowds to witness
Dali game on the mill field was pres
ent yesterday afternoon when the Ath-
ietcs defeated the strong Patterson and
k.lm Grove team by a score OF TO s.
Nelly who pitched for the locals was
IN hne trim and received good support.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-14

IetitionH Will BE- circulated In this
Guy me coming week calling Tor Il
referendum vote ~ the urnnle on tte
matter ~ reducing the police force ft
p eNr.cted that enough namea will be
.ecufed when The matter will BE- nut 10
o. q vote 81 the pr0uie ~ fts f,...t.. =
erection. About 900 names are needed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-14
L. =. WOKE, M. D.
arc WEST SIXTH AVE. coLUNsvs. ONO

third prizes were won by Charles Zas-
tudal and Hazel Sykes. and the prizes
for the best display Of flowers by
Mary Benes and Mildred Hoskinson
supt. J. A. Jackson and Principal Nc.
Ney were the Judges
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-14

All members Of the old volunteer de-
partment are invited 20 attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-14

ing made for a second bout iatt.r An
the present month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-14
DISEASES OF MEN

DIT. Woke wants q private. heart-to-heart talk
with every man who is weak, nervous broken
down. discouraged. or suffering from any disease
go. ~ .knora eSeesses, eontagon. iLeom-
Tree book on sex hygiene entitled "A Physieian's
AdNtoe 90 mis- Son." Contains information that
eyery parent and young man should know Do not
give up. For years have been building up nsr-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-14
TERMS So PER MONTH
Why Consult DR.. Woke ?
REM EM RER

That Dr. Woke invites searching inves tiRntiou
Of his work and methods Of treatment And that
ne charges absolutely nothing for eonsuIta o.
and examination- That in no case does he charge
more than $500 Der month. Your case will re-
ecixs MS best attention. Everything Confidential
IN How 70 Keep We'll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-14

owing 70 tho fact that a large amount
OF money was distributed in this city
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31

DISN SClN lINO
copyright, 1914, by the News
THE other night, when I stepped
to the window to get my sleeper and
ticket for home, there was woman
just ahead of me. She was sumner
for looks. I'll Say that for her, and
she seemed in great trouble. She was
in widows weeds and was looking for
her pocketbook, which was evidently
lost.
'In a moment or two she began to
wiring her hands. What shall / do?
What shall I do?' she exclaimed, and
her big eyes had a terrOr-stricken
look. Oh, she was fine actress.
81 was anxious to get my ticket,
and the line was stretching out be-
yond me, so l said: Have you lost
your money, Madame?'
"She turned quickly. oh, yes, and
I must get home to my little boy to-
night-he is sick. don't know per-
son in this town. My name is Mrs.
Alsetta Utter. Do you think I could
get enough money on this ring to
pay for my ticket and berth?' and
she held out a splendid diamond ring.
I've never been in a pawnshop in my
life.
"'You won't have to do that. I'll
buy your ticket and berth and you
can send me a check for it when you
get home
'She was, of course, overjoyed and
1 bought both her ticket and mine |
out of the state.
''There were a dozen people who |
saw me do it, and, Of course, some |
of them were spoilers who will swear
to the fact"
But, Dick, I don't understand. |
What difference will it make? You
certainly can't be arrested because !
you did a kind act to a widow"
That's just it, my dear girl. This |
morning that woman came to my Of |
fee and said that she was going to /
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-31

was for an immoral purpose.
l shuddered. Could it be possible
that such terrible women lived?
81 asked her how much she want
ed, and she said she was not after
money.
But 1 never saw you after we
ate dinner together, and Miss Fair
low, a perfectly reputable woman,
was with us at that time
1t would be a nasty thing to
bring her into the case said the wo-
man, but 1 am afraid it will have to
be done
why, Dick" I exclaimed. 81 am
sure that Eleanor FairIOw will be
glad to testify that she met you on
the train and you had nothing more
to do with the other woman. Of
course, you told her the circum-
stances"
mo, l did not faItered Dick, "and
what good would it do to get Eleanor
Fairlow into it? She could only tell
where l was as long as I was with
her"
did you sit up late?" asked.
''Not very" Dick answered short
ly. IT'S that gang of grafters-
they've got me and l would not be
surprised if they sent me over the
road"
l gave a suppressed scream-I had j
never thought Of that.
What will you do?" asked.
81 don't know, dear. Tomorrow I'm
going to see Harry Symone early.
He'll have to help me; got him out
of his scrape. But that devilish wo-
man is the shckest individual that 1
ever came across"
where does she live?" asked.
"She is at the -- hotel"
81 hope you have not been there"
81 called them up and told them to
give her a good room. Oh, was Just
plUming myself on my philanthropy
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-27

John motifs, II, tined $Z5 as con-
f1dence man. Sent to Bridewel.
Charges for selling cocaine with
out a prescription filed against Truax,
Greene & Co., and two other drug
gists.
Pete ceate, II, 2243 Emerson av.,
held as suspect in Frank De Maria
murder.
Policeman LaIIy caught three men
at hold-up. One ran. Turned 2 pris-
oners over to citizen. Shot escaping
prisoner, Mike Scanlon. Others got
away. -. ...-... 81.
DunkeI's saloon, $500 Amitage av.,
entered. Dunkel locked in laboratory.
$50 taken.
Nicholas Pritzker, 1887 N. Kedzie
av., robbed. $14
Policeman Michael o'conner kick
ed and beaten by men at Mary
Rosebrock's saloon, 1859 Addison st.
Sluggers captured.
George Francis, 10, negro, escaped
from Evanston Jail. Was held to
grand jury for burglary.
Jack Durand, 10, Lake Forest, hit
by auto truck. Leg broken.
$4,000 given to charity in honor
silver anniversary of ]. Harry Sell
wedding.
Dominic< PIuso, 3, 1919 S. LaSaIIe
ST., saved Rosie Anton, 3, 1909 S. La
Sale ST., from being hit by buggy.
Severely injured.
A. F. Banzenmacher, GIG Gary pI.,
up for desertion. Claims wife's 8 dogs
drove him from home. Charges dis
missed.
William owenberg, 3, and Leslie
Lugg, 4, 5427 Cottage Grove av., turn
ed train robbers. Picked up by po-
iceman. Spanked.
Atty Frederick E. VonI Amnion
wants divorce Desertion.
William |. Hutchinson, 2703 Prairie>
av., sued for $4,000 by Mrs. Carrie
Crossman, Joliet, for alternating hub
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-27

Widow of Carl WesolloWski slapped
sister:-in-law at funeral. Arrest. Fun
eral postponed
Johnson Barkman, 65, II Racine
aV., robbed by men. Lost $500.
Mrs. Sarah {. Foster, 213 W.. Gar
field blvd, indicted by federal grand
jury for using mails to defraud.
Richard Schultz given death PEN
atty for murder of !. Mrs. Elizabeth
Healy.
Bid for construction of Wilson aV.
tunnel received. H. M. McGovern
lowest bidder $1,2OO,O0O.
Sound methods urged in church
work. Rules of commercial life ap-
plicable/ to Bible teaching, say Sun
day school heads.
$4,000 men expected to march in
Bible class parade today. so affairs
to be borne on shoulders of march
ers.
Mrs. Anna Kerr, 100 N. State ST.,
threw bowl of soup at hubby and
boarder. Men were fighting. Ar
rested. Fined SIS.
Warm meeting of County Board.
Mccormick attacked audit of finance
committee. Commissioners Harris
and Coonley quarreled over Oak Park
quiz.
Frederick J. Sanford, 1912 Black
stone .av., bankrupt. Owes $210,389.
Assets $4,000.
Special building permit refused for
Stratford Hotel. Ordinance increas-
ing height of skyscrapers on Michi-
gan av. to 260 feet favored
Council committee unable to agree
on compensation for. vacation of
Stone st. Palmer estate lawyer de-
MED offer of $4,000 for withdrawal
of opposition. 49,,
Joseph TaffaroIae, 8, s46 Austin
av., hit by street car Condition Sc
rious. ..- .-. .-.as-
Frank Ryan, 4o5e ". Madison ay-,
robbed $40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-09
|DAVE Says

If you only had bought that
Balmacaan you expect to buy
and had had it for yesterday,
you wouldn't have noticed the
blustery weather nearly so
much.
The Balmacaan's the thing
for that sort of day, as well as
for bright cool days.
It's weather-proof, h a t. S
the reason.
And KrauS Bros. have a fine
line of this most popular coat
ever introduced in Wheeling.
Then there's the Glamorgan
and a lot of other nice top
coats, the prices of which are
remarkably reasonable.
Maybe you are ready for
your new suit. If so, the
Kraus-Made.
Weather for to-day: Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-09
SATURDAYS GAMES.

At Internationally. V. L.. SIS; Davis
and Elklns, o.
AZ Buckhannon--west Virginia IVES
leyan, ii: Dickinson, o.
ton H. s. o.
At Wheeling "A. s.. s2;
Parkersburg II. S. IL.
At Marietta--liel.aire. 80; Marietta. o
At Aliianee-Martins Ferry. Z: ALI
At Moundsvlile - sistersvills. IA
MOundsville. o.
IT New orleans Mississippi. 20: Tu.
At Lynehburg. Va.-washington and
Lee. 10; Swarthmore. o.
At Cleveland-Case. ~. Kenyon. O.
Al Oberlin. o.-oberlin. 40; Heidel.
Al Granville. o.--Dennison. 80: Mari.
eta. o.
Az Charlotte. y. C.-North Carolina
30. Virginia Military. :.
South Carolina, 20. W ke Forest o
At Houston. TeN.-Texas University
%; Haskell indians. Z.
Al starkvilie. Miss.-MiSslssippi \. q
Al Pittsburgh -Washington and JEFF
ferson. IL; University Of Pittsburgh 10
Al Lafayette. Ind.-Perdue. ~; Ken-
lucky. 6.
Al wiliiamstown. Mass. Williams
20. Wesleyan. T.
Al Cincinnati-Univer OF Cincln-
natl. 81, Western Reserve o.
At Athens. Ga.--Clemson. IS: Georgia
Al Birmingham. Ais--sewanee. IS.
Alabama.
At charlottesviIe. va.-virsinia. s.;
ST. Johns. o.
A Cambridge Harvard. 90: Prince.
ton. o.
A. Ann Arbor-Miehiran. 81. Pennsyi-
a New Hsyen.Ysie. a; Brown. 6.
At Ithaea-Corncll. 20. Franklin and
Marshall 3
At Princeton-Yale Freshmen. &c:
Princeton Freshmen. o.
AZ Manchester. y H.-cariisle. o;
Holy Cross Q.
Al Amherst Mass. 80 MassschrSetts
Aggies. : Middlebury. o.
At Easton. Pa.-Laiay elite. -. Muhl-
~ West Point-Army. IS; Notre Dame,
A. Hartford conn.-Trinity. G. Haver-
ford. o.
~ cambridge- Harvard Freshmen. IL
Al Drono. Maine Maine. %. Bovdoin,
At Baltimore-Gettysburs :. John
At Lcwisburg -BucEnem. -. Albright.
Al Hanover. y H-Durtmouth. ss;
Tufts. o.
~ AN''HtHtfl -aelkaAes 10 ltnene ltter
AZ south BethIehcm-Lehigh. 20: Penn
State. :.
At Syracuse Syracuse. ~: Rutgers.
~ watervine Maine - Colby. 81;
Bates. o.
At Springfield. Mass Springfield Y
NJ e. a.. 20. Amherst. o.
At Washington. -. q North Caroiina
a. 4 NJ. 81. Georgetown. q.
A. Indianapolis. Ind.-Ohio state rs.
Indiana. g.
AZ Evanston. m-Iows. %. North
western. q
Al Atlanta. Ga-Auburn. -. Georgia
Tech. o.
At Lansing. Mich Michigan Aggie~.
p. Mount Union. tt.
A. Nashvilie. Tenn tennessee &c.
Vanderbilt a.
At Burlington VT University 90 Ver-
mont 20. View Hampshire. O.
AZ Grove CITY. Pa bethany 90. Grove
city.
81 Blaoksburg va-v. 2. T.. So. Mar
shall. 6
At Delaware % Miami 20. ohio wss.
ieyan. :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-09
PLAYED IN MUD
Martins Ferry Team Wins From strona
Toronto, Ohio, Team In Well
Played Game Sunday.

In sea Of mud. the Martins Ferry
Athletics defeated the strong Toronto
football team on the mill field at Mar
tins Ferry yesterday afternoon. By a
score of "a to I. in a well played game.
Although the grounds were very slip
rery the players did well. and several
last plays were made that brought
applause from tht small crowd that
was present. Although the Toronto
players put up a good game. they were
outclassed in all departments by the
athletics. Owing to the Indictment
weather. only about two hundred fans
traved the weather and witnessed the
contest. When the game was com.
pleted. the players looked as though
they had been taking a bath in a sea
Of mud
The best game OF the season ia
scheduled for next Sunday afternoon
on the mill field. when the Athletics
viii meet the fast East End Rollers
from Pittsburgh. who are REGARDED
as the fastest In the Valley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-09
RUSSIAN VICTORY
Reported BY Petroarad over Aus
TRANS on the Can River-cap-
tured Many Munitions.

LONDON. Nov. s.-The Rome cor
respondent Of the Weekly Despatch
sends the following:
According to the Russian embassy
the Russians secured zoo guns. six
train loads OF supplies and 30 900
rifles from the enemy In a victory on
the San river. Galicla. The vic,ors
took 10000 Austrian prisoners. The
Russian attack on Przemysl has been
renewed violently.
On the east Prussian front thou
sands Of bodies OF Germans have been
burned because the frozen condition
OF the ground makes burial impossi-
Die. As no armistice IL granted for
the removal OF the wounded larFe
numbers OF them die OF cold during
the nights
The Germans in retreating destroy
every town through which they pass :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-09
Big TEAMS SHOW
MUCH WEAKNESS
EASTERN FOOTBALL CONTESTS
SATURDAY HAD ITS
SURPRISES.
victory Resulted Where II Was Ex.
peeted In Many Cases, But by Far
Different Score.

NEW YORK. Nov. s.-While the
majority OF the Eastern college foot
pail games of Saturday resulted IN
victories generally anticipated. the
DAY was not without it's surprises
hese gridiron upsets took the form
OF unexpected weakness developed By
teams thought to be well prepared fol
the struggles with opponents OF eQua
rank. Overwhelming scores were run
up by Harvard. Dartmouth. Michigan
the Army. Cornell and other elevens
IN games which were forecast as like
~ 10 be close and hard fought.
The most important game OF the
weekend In the East followed these
lines. The longest odds that Prince
ton hackers could secure from Har
ward supporters were to 4, and there
Were wagers made that the goal lines
OF the two teams would not be crossed
Tor touchdown. The Crimson upset
all form predicted. however. by de
feating the Tigers 20 TO 0 in a game
In which Princeton never appeared
dangerous. Just how the credit should
be apportioned between the Crimson's
strong attack and the Orange and
Blacks weak defense. IL is hard &c
say.
Yale Not to Be Easy.
Almost every play made by Har-
ward moved smoothly and was sue
cessful against Princeton. hut the
New Jersey combination proved sucn
negligible quantity that the result,
does not warrant the belief OF an easy
victory over Yale in the final big
game OF the season. Princeton was
sadly lacking IN individual and coll
lective fundamentals and generalship
and in general team work Often
sively and defensively the Tigers were
outclassed.
Both Cornell and the Army follow
ed the pace set by Harvard and
crushed Franklin & Marshall. ana
Notre Dame. respectively. Somew hat
similar tactics were used 10 bring
about victory In each OF these games.
We'll Matched.
Two games that were played strict -
~ according TO advance form were
the Syracuse Rutgers and Pittsburgh
Washington & jefferson contests.
These four teams. among the most
powerful in the east. battled strenu-
ously with the Rutgers and Syracuse
match ending in a IA to IL tie. while
Washington q Jefferson defeated
Pittsburgh ~ 10 10. All four teams
showed terrific attack. using both
the mass and open attack and each
had splendid defense II seems
doubtful u any one day this season
will develop better foot ball games
than the ones played by the we'll
matched elevens.
Dartmouth did the unexpected In
running up the largest eastern score
OF the day IN defeating Tufts Gs 20 o
Lehigh upset form by defeating Penn
state. and Lafayette crushed Muhie
berg
Michigan balanced the days inter
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t3DMarW@

nounced its committee for the Christ.
mas charity work as follows:
Attorney J. William Cummins
Seaton Alexander. S. s. Baumbergsr
John Klari. w. A. Driehorst. Leon r.
Stein. Archie T. Hupp. Otto Schenck
J. ;. Brennan NJ. A. Kovelan. Henry
j. Beuter. Harry l.. StroebeI. Carl
Amick. Carl f. LANG. DIR. Will Cruise.
Edward $. Blakely John l.. O'Conner
Leroy Hin, William ]. Tucker q
Bates McLain. Claude r. Noel Carl
NORWOOD, II. G. Whitaker. Edward
h. Meagle and Fred A. Brand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-09
PLAY MORGANTOWN
Linsiy Football Team WIN 90 90 Nor
sh'o"n nsxt saturday 20 Clash
with Htgh Team.

ON saturday. November IL. the r.inslv
Institute football team will play m
MorEantoWn High school eleven az Nor.
eantoWn. IL n likely that the confess
VIII prove one Of the hardest or ths
l.insly schedule for this season A.
MorEantown has strong team. hsvtns
ils"e spiendid record up TO the pres
~ ume. For the next few days Coach
NORTON VIII put the Liusiy sauad
through some strenuous practice m NE
paration Tor the contest as the mernhfrs
OF the ORANGE and Black team are anvil
Gus 90 make good showing aFainsf ~.
Morgantown squad
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much around his end.
stansbury Opposes Goodwin.
Stansbury. who has been named all.
state quarter for the past two seasons
- one OF the few good generals in the
game to-day. IL might be mentioned
mere that In this game he will be op-
posed 10 Goodwin. who n without a
peer In the country. A battle of wits
viii ma -Urally result While StanSbury
u an unusually good field director. he
- also dependable man running with
the ball. and much OF the Methodist OF
tense Is built around his end runs
Heavier at end for WESLEYAN has
taken the place OF Greasy Neale and
from all reports coming from Buckhan-
non ne bids fair to rival that other
great Orange and Black end In the
Dickinson game Saturday he was on
Ihc receiving end OF n number OF for
ward passes with few fumbles
IS also used a great amount of the
time on the offensive. He has more ex-
perlence than any man on either team
ana knows the game like a book He H.
used by Coach Mount Pleasant In bff-
ting the line. In which department he
IL a powerful man. -e
The opening of the sale OF tickets
VIII start Tuesday morning at the Nc.
Lure and Windsor hotels. The field has
oeen placed in the best POSSIBLE condi-
ton; and Will probably accommodate
1000 persons. IL is understood that
when the seating capacity IL exhausted
no standing room will be sold. m would
be advisable for those who expect &c
witness the game to purchase tickets
early, as the supply viii undoubtedlv
ne exhausted before Saturday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-09
D. & B. COMING
Iinsly Root Rau Team VIII Ne. Cal.
Team Here saturday
Aftsrnoon, November ~.

The iinsiy Institute foot ban fosm
MIicn has been meeting with such spicn.
GRADUALLY breaking into fast cofnrar,
On saturday. November 81. the oranr.
college team ln this city. in what H. ~
pfcfed o. prove very good raue b..
iWcHn tha two schools 1lnafV hrs
against the best middle weight srhoI
teams N West NirFinla and no frwhl
w MAKE q eood showina aeairsf thr