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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-21
TWO GREAT TRAYS IN WEST
1llini- Badger and Husker-Hawkeye
Games Headliners Today.
MAR0oNs AND GoPHERs PLAY
NebrRslSa's Claim for Western
Championship to Look Weak or
Strong According to out
come mt Iowa City.


CHICAGO. Nov. eO.-Tomorrow's mid
die west foot ball games and last year
scores:
At. Madison--Iliinois q against Wis
At Iowa City-Nebraska u2) against
At Chicago Minnesota ~ against Chi
At Lafeyette-Indlana 90. against Pur-
due (4O.
At Lawrence-Missouri go against KAN
At Observation-Disclosures C0) against
Ohio State (5SD,
At Des Moines-Drake go against
Ames 1851.
At oberlin-oberl!n (ss) against Case
At Beloit-Lake Forest C2s against
Beloit QD.
Western foot ball, so far as its chief
opponents are concerned, will end its
season tomorrow. OF the half dozen games
of Importance on the card, the Illinois
Wisconsin and the Nebraska-Iowa con-
tests stand out as having bearing on
championship claims, while because OF
traditions surrounding them there will be
widespread interest in tho Chicago
Minnesota, Kansas Nj ssouri and Indiana
Purdue games.
In the Badgers, Illinois meets the last
obstacle in its path to the championship
Of the conference. A clean slate against
both weak and the strong is the boast OF
the lllini 10 date and on performances
they should beat wisconsin tomorrow and
earn a clear title to leading honors of the
Big Nine. They have beaten Minnesota,
which trounced Wisconsin, and Chicago,
which played tie game with the Badgers
The Badgers, however are fighting
crew. Against the dashlng Illinois backs
they will put a strong line and courage
Gus group IN their second defense 1t is
likely zuppke's men will he forced 10 use
some Of the taneiest 5iays TO overcome
the determined resistance of which Wis
consin is capable.
Nebraska's claims for the wester,,
championship should look weak or strong
according 10 the outcome Of the Corn
huskers' game with Iowa. The Iowans
while not claiming second rank among
the Big Nine schools, were surely factors
in the race. They gave Chicago and
Minnesota terrific battles. holding each to
to 0 score.
The Cornhuskers, aside from the tie
game with South Dakota very early In
the season, have been uniformly success
full, taking beyond question the highest
honors in the Missouri valley. or course
their game with Iowa will not settle
definitely their standing, but comparisons
of the Missouri valley game with that of
the conference. so far as tomorrow's con-
test makes them possible, should be in
teresting for reviewers.
With the odds on their side in nearly
every point Of the game, the Minnesotans
tackle Chicago tomorrow, favorltes by a
slight margin. Coach Stage viii oppose
to the onslaughts Of the northerners only
the wreck of the team that defended gall
lantly this season the title won last year.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-21
Foot Ball Results

COLLEGE,
South Dakota, 38; Hankton coll
lege, 3.
Rice, IL; BAYLOR, 13.
Wesleyan, 13; MOrningside, o.
Oklahoma, b; Arkansas, Z.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Beatrice Reserves, 2Si Teeumseh
High, Z,
Broken Bow, Z; Grand Islands.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-21
Feds Orch Live Wire

Bill PhiIins rrohohlv ar0oved tho star
slahman OF the Michigan state league IN
Rube LETTERS who Won his lone start as
a Hoofed pii1 A~s'No'r~ h0ught Of f>~s
for the Kansas City Blues. but PNl'ipT
stenped In and cNavef tNo via into ''ini"g
the independents According to all CORE
spondents a'onr the Nlchgan State c p
cult the rube looms M AS just about the
best prospect Whereabouts.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-21
Rene.vHI. Wins.

FAIRBURY. Neb Nov 20.-(Speeial Tel
egram.)-The Rellevil'o, Kan, High school
foot hall eleven trimmed Fairbury eleven
here this afternoon by a score OF 70 10 o
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-21

A Lot of Fine Overcoats in Scotch
fancy back coats, single and double
breasted and Ulster effects. A guam
tity of Balmacaans also. Overcoats
that we're made to sell for $500
and up to S22.50, offered Saturday,
~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-21

Wilson Chinchillas In the newest mod
breasted; short and long overcoats.
Shawl, convertible and regular col
ar coats. About 200 Balmacaans
included. Coats made to retail at
$500 and $30.00-some worth as
high as $35.00-offered at. ......
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04
MoundsvlIle erlef,.

Burt l. Logan will leave tomorrow
TOT Cleveland. o, where he will visit
his son for a few days.
Chief OF Police W. r. Games re.
turned home last evening from Clarks-
burg. where he transacted profession
al business yesterday.
The fence around the ball park has
been repaired and all persons wish
ing TO witness the games will now pay
their admission.
George Stultz left last evening for
81. Louis. Mo. where he will visit
friends for a few days
Joseph link left yesterday for Beth.
any. where he will remain for a few
days with relatives.
Miss Matte Roberts Is spending a
Few days with friends and relatives at
Williamsburg. Pa.
Mrs. Lizzie Stewart and daughter.
OF Marietta, o. Is spending a few
days with friends and relatives in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs owen Mckay. OF
rochester. Pa. will arrive here today
10 spend few days with friends and
relatives in this Hity.
Miss Lucy Steele returned TO her
nome at Canton. O.. yesterday. after
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. O. Funk. OF Eighth
street. are spending few DAYS al
pittsburgh. Pa, with friends and rela.
Rev Father Boutlou. OF Fairmont,
spent yesterday with Rev. Father
Flanagan. OF this city.
hNle Strong returned to his home
az Charleston yesterday after spend.
ing the past few DAYS in this CITY win
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Myers and niece
MISS Jolline, OF Littleton. will leave
this morning for Canton. q 10 snend
Few days with friends and relatives
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04

Family of Nineteenth street left yes
lefuay evening over the Pennsylyania
Tor niagara Falls where they will
spend sometime visiting
Miss Bess Wilson, OF Pittsburgh
viii spend the fourth with her par-
ents Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson. cor
avenue
Miss Stella Meyers. OF North War
wood has returned home after spend.
Steubenville. ."
MISS Clara Shearing has returned
10 her home In Pittsbnrgh. Pa. after
spending the week with Mr. and Mrs
H. r. Shearing. OF Nineteenth street.
Many local people expect 10 GO on
plcnics IN different parts OF Ohio
county on the fourth.
Large amounts OF fireworks were
sold by the local dealers yesterday
evening ,.
Epworth league OF the Methodist
church VIII be held on Sunday even
ing az $50 o'clock. All are urged TO
be present
There VIII only be one delivery OF
me man today on account OF 80 be.
Ing July Fourth.
4 picnic will be given nj the White
city fishing camp in South Warwood
Work has been completed on the
erecting Of the electric towers across
the Ohio river.
Miss Kate NalIey Of North War.
wood will spend the day visiting
friends IN Ohio today.
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The Rubicon Tool & Manufacturing
Co. Dayton, metal specialties, $1,000.
+. J. p. Hill.
The Dennison Foundry g. Machine
Co. Dennlson. manufacturers. $4,000.
Thomas Wright.
The Citizens Central Bank. Nelson
vile. general banking business, $780,
600. W. S. Poston.
The Trenton Motor Sales Co. Cleve-
land. auto dealers. $1,000. W. X. Stan.
ley
Tho Hampshire Realty Co, Cleve-
land. real estate, 100000 l. S Sheets.
The New Elmwood Cemetery Asso-
citation. Lorain cemetery. G. Wick.
ems.
The North Hill United Presbyterian
church, Akron. J. ID. Viers.
The Cuyahoga Provision Co. Cleve-
iand; change OF name TO The Pure
The Barker Land Co. Youngstown.
change OF name to The Barker Land
The Cashatt Cigar Co. Columbus. IN
crease from $4,000 TO 100000.
The Betting Co. Cleveland, reduc-
ton from $4,000 to $4,000
The Carter Spencer Coal Co. Mel
sonville. miners. $4,000. John Carter.
The Gem Sterilizer Co, Cleveland.
manufacturers Of sterilizers. $4,000.
VI. J. Rose.
TOLEDO. July 3.-Women clrcula.
tors OF suffrage petitions here TODAY
met with rebuf on the part OF several
citizens I'm the form OF a statement
that II women were given the ballot
there will be more divorces" More
than 1000 names were obtained. how
ever
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04

. henwood T. busy putting on her nov.
rags or In other words. busy taking
Oh htr saloon rags Brewery wagons.
now wear large patches on their saide4
ana ~ would take some detective To- saw
whether they were cvs~ in the use Of the
Mtt lrtac or Just ordinary transfers
Tho jobs In some cases are MOI Il, ,.,-,.
near. nut they serve the purpose Also
thoEe former ealoouiafu who arc now f1
,nl'r gth'r lines. were busy Yesterday
and Thursday getting out tho GAfur.s4
Wnlcu are now dCfuust Tafecv 1fat.v
VIII have restaurant working 20 tho
corner or sixth and Main streets Old
short time and 80 Will steve Earinslf
down IN the Fifth ward. Several Others
VIII also be seen in action again soon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04
WARWOOD
SAFE and Sane Eou-th

Mayor ". = Helfonbine has Ie,rol
ne order so that the small children
MI NH not be HURT like in former wear.
me mayor issued an order 10 Inc
erect that the store Keepers should
hot sell fireworks until late i'm The
"a OF July 3. This was obeyed
ana the town was very quiet until
Il % clock when the fun started
ne civic club will have a fold
meet Tor the young peorle al the
Narwood bathing beach. The affair
WI start about noon and will con-
ha LOT sometime. The beach has
peth liked for the occasion. Races
both on land and water and ON.
sports viii be enjoyed in the after
room In the evening fireworks win
DC shot off on a barge near tba
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04

Charles Drummer. young son Of Mr..
and Mrs. David Drummer. Is recover
ing az his home on Warwood avenue,
after falling from a second-story win
dow in a house that is under construc-
ton on Eighteenth street Young
Drummer was taken to the Office OF
Dr. Webb at once. where an eNamina-
lion was made. and II was found that
hc was badly bruised II will be some
time before ne is able TO be out. The
town authorities have made the state.
ment that If any children are caught
In houses that are under construction
they will be arrested
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04
M0UNDSVILLE


The valuable horse owned bv Frank
y. weaver and driven In the foe
wagon, was badly Injured Yesterday
morning shortly after = o'clock by b..
ing dragged By a train The horse
mad been driven up along side OF a
box car and the reins were hooked
on nail on the car. 4 shifting en-
CINE bumped the car without warning
and dragged the horse "a considerable
distance before 90 could be- ef0pped
The horse was badly cut about the
ieti him, between the front legs and
mead. 10 was lator taken 10 the Uv.
cry barn wehro Drs Thomas. az Rel.
l1Iro and Crews. Of Wheeling. render.
% medical aid. 10 is thoughn that
the animal VIII live and DO will not
Do necessary to shoot &c. Tho horse
b. one OF the best in the CITY and
ON offer OF $3.50 for the animal onIv
last week
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Lineup Complete.

Manager r. NJ. Hinerman OF tho
EIks ball club OF this city has com.
pleted HIS lineup for to-day's game
ana one OF the best games Of he
season is anticipated. The local team
nave been holding practice each even.
fine condition for the frav Wbeeilns,
Elks VIII present their strongest line,
up ana very large crowd OF persons
are expected 10 attend.
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Hearing Continued.

The trial OF Lem Price against loo
Hartley charging him with entering
MS stable and aking a horse which
was 10 have been held yesterday AZ.
ternoon before Squire w. NJ Riggs
was postponed until July eighth. Dur-
ing the few days left before the hear.
ing the authorities will determine
insane asylum OF give him a hear.
ing upon the above charge. II is
likely that he will be committed 10
the asylum W
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04
BENWOOD


nifty Hive No. 81. Ladies Of the Mac
Sabees. met last night in the Rarlow
uullolhk IN regular scmi-monthly sss-
SION, Considerable bushes was trans
acted. among which was the considera-
non OF number of applications for
mem crship. An initiation will probl-
~ pe hcld In the near future. After
enjoyed. va"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04

Ease bail fans will not have 10 20 far
from nome to-day 60 see the popuItr
Sport. Down In the Nick Hell field tho
Elith ward hose house boys will nice.
ihe strong Winchester team. Of Wheel
ING, IN "A double header. McCitric Will
pltcn one OF the games for the Fifn
Warders. while Grcattousc or Candy viii
occupy the mound a. the next session
also several games will be PLAYED a.
E"rty-seFcnth street. Wheeling and
those In the North End will probably
see more than one fierce contest
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''.'.. '.HIf IL. apparently m thing ~
tn" pose in this rIfr nH un tHeUe hHt.
boon fri"l since thH departure OF IUr
LordeHIu Booze
Nr.Inl DHvfun. fHr city chemical
WAGON driver ia or duty on account of
Andrew Tnrfrr ia confined f4 fIs
bonn. Hn Ashland nvrrue. with typhoid
fH.fr
catherine Bowman. ~ garII-. ohio.
arrived Dob tHH city yesterday and HrIIf
nu.uI fHe Fourth with friends on Naiu
street
SIZES violet Treda popular NsfI1r4f
Telephone operator. IDff Iaet rIrrt Tor
Nurkrtl IuF0 ohio where she viii
eurud the Fourth
WAYNE Garter. InrHf rmufuyn Uf fno
D. q o.. hae returned t1 work after N
brief i1rfHa
George flalf of trIs city viii leave IN
,rw dnEa f.r california. where Do Will
take uU farming
james 1wrrff refrrnrd fp W.nrt f4r
thr D. q Cd yesterday morning after
short illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04

O'Clock al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
:. McNickles. OF Glenn's Run. All
were present and the evening was
spent in the transscting OF important
business after which asocial nour
was enjoyed by all Regular weekly
meeting OF the society will be held on
"wednesday evening at 1880 O'Clock
at the church on Twentieth street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04
Beer sun a, s,a,lnn

This city Is FAR from heinr "drv"
Tor II person will walk down 70 the
freight station they will see plenty
or beer. The beer Is consigned 20
two OF the clubs in this city but did
not arrive until after the Yost law
went INTO effect Several Interested
parties inquired of the prosecuting
attorney N Il would be alright 10
take the booze" 20 their homes and
hhe answered. certainly not What
viii be done with the booze Is the
thirsty ones
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04

"A crowd OF Wheeling people Will
I've cra, picnic today 81 Millers re
second street. 4 large crowd is ey
pected 10 be present and the day will
De enjoyed by 10th young and old
IN the playing Of outdoor sports. a
P.chle VIII also be given Sunday. aft
,i, ~n4ch 1t viii be vacant for some
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04

Lawn services Will be held Sunday
syehlnE at 1880 O'Clock az the pres,
o1yiterian church on Twentieth stree,
Sll are cordially invited 10 he present
sunday school services on SUNDAY
sbor Ing az $50 O'Clock at which a
tor Rev. Edgar Day. instead OF churcb
services being held N''N' a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04

a.. uniffrtnfd that on rrrhs- "A
nen r. progressive eit .rrri. .r.. com
lls tlf rrouo-lfiHr uI affsr-Hr|rH
7, ~ lnr a factory GO This CIV Do q.
D. ~. ~ a. yet Mat viii ra fFl ~
80 - lne hurireSH and according q.
-. y. fhrN are noe rarf.rH-aa as frr.
- u something % furnish srrrr.,.
u.fHt - number - fnlrE nsfr arH H..
l-'n ot ths gitf. NCthirE tranits- -
accgfnnltshst. but 4 rrsrffrr MI
- held In the near future Wien r'-.fI.,,
iuarN steps viii D. taken
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04

a social was held last evening a,
the Christian church under the asis.
pices OF the members Of the SUNDAY
school class taught by Mrs. ! r.
smith. a literary program was ron.
dered which proved very interesting
aIlSr winch 2 social session was held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04
Stores Banks CIos-d

All stores. banks and manufactur-
ing plants in this city suspended no
erations last evening and will not
open up or operate arain until next
Monday morning The stores re-
NAMED open until ten O'Clock last
evening while the meat shops and
barber shops will remain open All
day today except from until s
O'Clock when their clerks will be
rlven an opportunity TO attend the
only attraction OF the day. the bali
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04

VI e. Musrrovc. the newly appoint.
90 agriculture agent Tor Marshall
county. viii arrive ln this rifv rovf
sunday from MrrEant0wu a sort of
an informal reception will be- held
ou next Monday evening in honor OF
tle now agent and 900 are cordially
invited f0 attend Tho affair will d.
held az The krOgl0w hotel at the cor
nor OF Sel ruth street and Lafayette
avenue Mr.. Mu-gruFo comes here
very nIsnIy recommended and will
take active charge OF the work al tho
Marshall County Agricultural society
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04

All members o. Nou-a civ Conn
ell No. =. Ir o. a. a n ~ 49,.
cry arr making aranEenenfs 20 A.
tend the celebration 20 - held u
cladyside today Those rnfnr vii
take the 7 n car Leaving IN. low.r
shg and rei OF az stop n wtsre hey
~ tsAe ne Terry across "a. rIver.
.eh-el ana Eoo1 Time D. expected
4 splendid program has b.rn a.
lue Terry VII operate every hzir
hour % accowofate others Who nav
20 M later ia che day
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Laid 70 Beat

MISS Helen Radovich. OF Walnut av.
rest Friday morning i'm Nj GSi civ -
cemetery REQUIEM aiah mass w.
celebrated by Rev. Father F. / Ross.
man. or the Sacred Heart cburcb
Friends OF the family attended The
services 'h'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04

The Women's Foreirn NIsaio-.-u
society % the First NJ p church vii
meet IN the Soul Winners class room
~ The church next Monday evening
~ 30 O'Clock In regular semi mouth
~ session splendid program has
been arranged for the affair and All
ulein pers are urgently requested 20
De present Ms. = b Woodruff will
nave charse OF the teaching OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04
OIsrIssed; Arrested AnaIn-

The case OF the state against Geo
Fullerton OF McMechen charging him
MIN dispensing liquors on the Sab.
yesterday afternoon before Squire ~
NJ. Lewis and dismissed. but he was
Immediately arrested upon a similar
charge. The hearing on the last
charge was set for the eighth OF this
month. Many witnesses will be sum
moned 10 appear at this trial and
more evidence Is being gathered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04
Slowly ImproNinu.

Earl Wright. who fell from a cherry
tree on Parshe's farm. is slowly I'M
proving at his home on South War.
wood avenue. DR. W. s Webb stated
that II will be some time before he
viii be able TO get out of bed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04

hfnwopd citizens are gong 10 visit
oth'r cities to-day. or az least tho rrs4s.
cr part uf them are Some will ro -
FiehoHlC. while others will go tU SHADY.
rln'. 'hln. whore a. r'CUafrr tflrhHrfIUr
Dr. being staged. 4 fcw expressed n 0r.
SIRE % 30 Co Wheeling Pork and y g. +,
VIII attend the motorcycle races Co. hf
h'Id on the Fair Grounds 90 Wheeling
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warnood Briefs

Misses Helen and Marie Fisher Of
Eighteenth street and Warwood ave-
nue. will leave this morning for Mar
rie'ia whore they will spend the
fourth visiting
Mr. and Mrs Harry r. Shcaring and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04

tor ne rrst time iu two wears the
McMecheu Christian huron vim 80, !,
J.Euiar lastor next Sunday When Vs.-
W RULER occupies the pulrfs
AuI"-El"ut the two years the sHur.r
"a. continued 20 Erow and Rev Tuffrr
VIII come 20 one % the str8Ds..t
-hurcht- IN this section The nrst srr-
mon viii be preached At 70 80 O'Clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04

Tho Niue .rgum UuHrfetfe and read
or given laHf evening ln fho auditor.
i1w of tho United Pres bytrrIan church
VAS decided success. Quite N large
crowd OF local persons attended tho
HnIir and we're dnlIcItod with each
Llmn'r ID neat sum VAS realized
from tho affair which will 10 into
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04

The Jolly Girls club % tho Methodist
..Lt,h held their regular monthly Marty
yesterday eNeniu~ az the home 81 '.ffss
NINA Jones on GARFIELD street
rank Goodwin. of East paifsffDe %
daN with his parents.
Mr and Mrs Frank Marble and
gauE ltsr. Wilma. left last evening Tor
is.'NaNNille. q. whore they will spsrt
the next several day. with reistfy.s '''
MISS Mullie Nost departed vest.ra,y
AFTERNOON Tor Pittsburgh. where she v-i,i
spend the next few DAYS
Leslie Whitestde Of SnrfnractS n A,
spending Few days In this city.
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taFte shops fn ffIa ..Hr ..-.. .
open gntN "a late hour lasf .-rr 4. .Uf
o. uarubrr or ether huHIrfss rar.a.. 49,
e-l - rlossd adj daV to-day rr d.. ..-..
Nfie cd nat urnef uf fHr lr...H.... ...Ht
ti.if eHt7 ana other tu-. re-e rHH.4. .rf
nr closed The grsaftr Farf Ef r.r .rI .r
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Gettinn Rcttrr

David Long. who was beaten IN by
George McGin some time ago. while
going TO his home IS slowly recover
inE. II was at first thought by the
doctors that he would not get better.
but be Is recovering ranidlY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-04

Pride % Thirteen No. ass Ladies Ala
W. - y.heI MOOD pt Railway Trainrren
% Celebrate the FIRST anniversary 81 th~
I9undlnE - th~ortrr \ business rc--
loh VII te held IN the early part ~
tho evening and later the anrty.rs.,- -.
exercises will take place.