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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-03
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The girls basket ball team ~ the
Bellaire High school has established an
euViable record SO Tar this year This
team has not lost a game this season
and has defeated such strong teams as
wheeling. Steubenville. and ~. Glars
vile by overwhelming scores. Practic-
any All the teams greatly Outweighed
the locals. but the Red and Black lass
les were far superior ia teamwork and
the science % the game. Last year the
Bellaire girls team won the champion
ship OF the valley and apparently that
title Will be retained by this year $
team
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-03

The criminal cases started in Common
ileas court at St ClairsNiile Yesterday
afternoon and will last for two weeks
Yesterday several divorce cases were
tried and more are ON the calender for
next week During the term ono first
degreeemurdcr case viii Zoe heard and
II viii prove 10 bee very interesting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-03
MARTINS FERRY


Ihe IRE Department was called out
gerterlaN Afternoon ~ as from an
Qno and Lombard street where a slight
are PAD been discovered on the root
~ a small cottage The h.aEe was eN-
ungulshed by the use OF Chemicals.
oNlng 20 the repairs that are beinE
made 10 the auto truck the hook anr
ladder truck MAS taken 20 the scene Cr
ne n-lze- "a. Ln-. Va. Lr-r--u.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-03
Adasons ATTEND rup.ra,

a body % local Masons attended the
Iuneial or Dr. vs.. NJ. Dent al Newhurq
SATURDAY The funeral was In charre
OF Nurotu Lodge No. ~. a r & A n
aha was largely attended from maur
I.LIIr Iu tIIe uaLt Of the afafe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-03

Bert krim. John krim, Baird Nicholas
and Henry Eerer. all ~ this city. went
Co StcubeuNllle yesterday. where they
attended the sale of a large livery firm
az that place. The local men We're
Interested IN the line Of horses tina,
We're being offered for sale They re-
turned home late last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-03

John Malak. the foreigner OF this city
who was injured in the q. NJ. Jones Coat
Company mine. south OF this city. Fri
day. succumbed TO his injuries at the
North Wheeling hospital. yesterday
morning at $3.50 o'clock. The deceased
was 81 years OF age. Coroner Myers was
notified OF the mans death and viii
hold inquest later
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-03

Funeral services over the remains OF
Miss Eula May Long. who died at her
nome at klee. sunday morning. follow
INK an illness OF tuberculosis Of the
throat. viii be conducted this morning
az 10 o'clock The services Will be con.
Quoted In the Brooks Run NJ. p church
ana interment viii be made In the Davis
cemetery on Winding nh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-03

Arrangements are being made ~
Manager John Griren. % the Bridge
port boNl~ry, FOR tire placing Of q new
duck pin league ln action on the ALLEYS
about the Hrrt % next week Two lea
CUES have already been formed and an
l.h~d the season very successful A
larEe number OF teams have already
signed an agreement ~ enter the iearrie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-03

Nervices apprOprI1te 10 CandIcmass
day were held bon ST. AnthonN's Catholic
cHurch IN tits city yesterday morning
al o'clock and they were largely af-
tended Services viii be- held this morn
ing ~ the same hour and Rev. Fath erI
Won Llmtel viii have charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-03
Ne, I'M. rr.n,nr-

II Il expected az the meeting % couu-
Gil 70 b held this evening that the ap-
preparation ordnance vii be passed a.
ready 20 report The election % a
sanitary officer viii also be taken Up
al the meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-03
or,cial hoard n1..ttnr.

rhs official board OF the Kirkwood ~
z Church will hold an important meet
Ing In the church pariors thss evening
A. $50 o'clock and all OF the members
are requested 20 be present Several Inn
portant matters will be discussed rhe
sunday school board held an important
meeting in the Sunday school school last
evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-03
BRIDGEPORT
Number Of r,uuror.n.nt.-

Work was started YESTERDAY morning
on making number OF improvements
20 the furniture store OF ". &. Adoiph
in this city and when completed viii
add beauty % the room. A iar<e bal
cony IL being erected around the entire
room which viii be brilliantly lighted
a chapel and morEue will be erected or
the vest side Of the building vhich will
De the finest IN the valley. IRE place
viii then be repainted inside and out
side which will give a handsome ap-
p~arance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-03

\ public sale Of the household effects
of the late Mrs. Jane Ashton. who died
two weeks ago. will be held at the old
homestead on the COlerain pike. Satur-
day. February H. All of the household
belongings will be offered for sale al
that time by her son. Harvey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-03

cause and Or. Armstrong was called
TIE physician administered an antidote
and heroic measures were used but the
chlld - yet in critical condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-03

Tho following Dr. the report 81 SAINT
iofE Dniccr Sterbers FOR the month OF
January. Visits made -. houses pfa-
.Hrnrd Tor mnwnrIuruua rruuu 4. drrh-
iberia. scarlet fever Z dead dose
buried. 9 dead cats. 8 dogs killed ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-03
Changed Nam. OF Church.

AZ the Congregational meeting of the
ST. Pauis church held IN the church
Sunday afternoon II was decided TO
change tho name OF the church from
81. Pauis church to St Paurs German
church. Several other important mat
tiers were talked over during the meet
Ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-03

i've tIolaturH uf f.e Jaw were are
IahAcl NcInfN tIn mayor Yesterday
mornlng. -Four PLATA drHrEs were ri.
tesFed TIE usual fine of Or 00 oqrh Tro
hegEar. NE hfth orc. was ordered out Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-03

Come to Fehrenbach for your home
made bread. four 1oc loaves for Use
ja-17-tf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-03

intelligence 1914 Almanac for 2se
% the City Book store. Get enc TODAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-03

th' following i- the mills tests for
tn' month or January and while AN we're
"h"N" the required butter fat test some
were exceedingly low ~ shown by tile
report:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-03

deceased was relic Of the Harrison
family which were very prominent in
this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-03

campaign vii - made 20 ascertain tas
church 20 which tie residence belong
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-03

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today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-03

Come TO Fehrenbach for your home
made bread. four 10c loayes for Csc.
ja-17-tf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-03
Religious Campaign.

~ q said that a religious campaiFn
viii be started In this city the latter
part OF the month by the different
churches OF the city. A house 20 house
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would be q good idea 70 load the can
mons In the park and fire them. at any
time that a guardian Of the peace IS
The Washington herald., 1914-04-26
M'CUE IS IN shape
FOR Fifteen ROUNDS
Baltimore Boxer Anxious to Sign
Articles for Bout at Ard
more Club.
THOMAS IS AFTER DOUGHERTY

Il want to meet Kid Egan. That's all
there is to 1t. and I think | have made
him a fair proposition. II he is not
afraid of me. let him sign articles to box
fifteen rounds at the Ardmore Club"
This was the statement OF Young McCue,
the popular Baltimore battler, last night.
just before leaving for the Monumental
City.
McCue is hot after Egan's scalp again.
McCue has been training for two months,
and Is in the best possible condition. He
has been waiting for a chance at Egan.
as he claims he earned a decision over
the local boxer the last time they met
in the ring.
On the other hand, Egan wants McCue
to make l24 pounds at O'Clock the night
OF the bout. This MCCue has refused to
do, holding out for l2s pounds. Just what
will come out OF the latest battle Is hard
to say. as Egan refuses to sign articles
allowing McCue to weigh l95 pounds.
Why, I won't weigh 100 pounds, and
don't think ] should give away more
than four pounds" said Egan last night.
but it's a good bet that IL I ever get
McCue In a ring again. he'll never forget
the bout"
Young Thomas. the local bantam.
wants another crack at Skinner Dough-
erty, the boy who beat him in Baltimore
a couple of months ago. Efforts will Dc
made to match this pair in the semi
final Of the next show At Ardmore.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-26
Monday, April II, 1914.

A Wrinkle & Sons will have 20 head
OF good. rugged work and business
horses. This is Mr.. Wrinkles first trip
to Washington in ten years; he always
ships the kind Of horses the consumer
uses His horses will give the greatest
Of satisfaction.
Norman Corbin has wired US 20 head
of horses is in his load, and among
them are some good. big. gray horses
with plenty of weight Mr.. Corbin al
ways buys the kind that wear like you
want them to and he never has COM
plant from his customers. He is al
ways ready to please If his horses do
not urn out as he represents them.
Billy Chambers has shipped US the
hest load of horses that has been in
Washington for some time. He has %
head. all acclimated. and ready-to-use
horses on the farms Of Virginia and
Maryland. These horses have been
carefully selected by Mr.. Chambers,
and We all know that his horses are
well broken to any kind OF work. He
had twenty head here last week and
sold every horse: not one rejected.
Every horse was sold for the high dol
lar and he will do the same this week.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-26
BY FERGUSON FAGUE.

All is in readiness for the NTH annual
tournament of the Washington City
Duckpin Association which will start
tomorrow night at s o'clock at the Palace
alleys.
POP HALEY and other oficials OF the
association have succeeded In arranging
a program FOR thu opening night. which
will be pleasing TO all In attendance
Commissioner Oliver p. Newman will
be present and will deliver an address
TO the army of bowling enthusiasts which
will be present.
II is also expected that Representative
Gilmore, of Massachusetts,, Represent
alive Carlin, Of Virginia; William i.
GUIDE, president of the Chamber Of Com
merce; Secretary Thomas Grant, of the
same body. lnj other prominent men will
be present. =
Tuesday night has been designated
Frank Sherman night by the officers
OF the association In honor OF the world
famous pocket billiard expert. who Is an
ardent supporter of the bowling game
Ladies are especially invited to be
present on that evening. and the OCCASION
will be enlivened by musical selections
There will be flowers for the ladies
and II has been limited that there will
also be a surprise in store for them. There
is but one way to learn the nature OF
this surprise, anc this one way Is for
the ladies to be present at the tourna-
ment Tuesday night.
Another feature which has been ar
ranged will be baseball night" Satur-
DAY, May 3, has been named for the ball
players to exhibit their form in knocking
down the naples.
On that day the Philadelphia Athletics,
champions of the world, are in town.
and a team headed by Ira Thomas will
be seen in action.
The Griffmen will be represented by
two teams. Dutch Schaefer will be in
charge OF one quint, while Ray Morgan
will captain the other. American Security
and Trust. amateur champions Of the Dis
trict, last year. and the Vigilants, indie
pendent title holders, will also enter
teams in the competition.
The sixth club will be chosen from
among local newspaper men who conf
IDENTIFY expect TO bowl the lowest scores
The Washington herald., 1914-04-26
Special Attention.

l pair of gray mares weighing 5000.
] pair Of gray horses Weighing $500.
4 good pair mules. the kind that you
want to work and the weight you re-
QUire.
Also I nice dappIe gray horse, !. 800.
Charles Reckeweg has come home
with 20 head of general purpose horses
for bakers and butchers.
Mr.. ReckeweE pays special attention
to the baker trade. He always has the
kind the baker and butcher need.
Come and see them
Gus Morgan has been riding all the
week and has only bought Il head, but
they are the kind. They are as good
as can he bought for any market and
he always takes the market price. De
it high or low. You will have TO come
and look these horses over. because
thev are the real goods.
Horses can be inspected or Sunday.
Come and look at the best lot OF horses
in general that has been seen together
in Washington for some time.
We solicit your private horses for
our sale that you want to sell Wa
can get You the buyer for your horse
as We make this the dealers quarters.
Phone Main l477.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-26
Rockville May Hold
Trotting Mdtinees
All Tracks in Vicinity Will Hold Meets Secretary
of Winchester Track Deserves Credit for
Efforts-0ther Gossip.

grounds during the days proceedings; re.
freshments will be at hand for the hun.
cry, and the lawn windmill will work
overtime for the thirsty. Mr.. d. ]. Nc
Carthy. SIS Eleventh street northwest
will assist the Javins In getting owners
OF horses In line for the day. and every
one knows Mac never falls down In any
thing he undertakes.
On Decoration Day Javins Brothers will
run two free trucks from the District line
at stated hours to their track. II is
highly probable that one or more trucks
will be In commission. owned by men who
will charge a reasonable fee for trans
portatlon.
Mr.. Mccarthy has already begun a
canvass for horses. and is meeting with
favorable responses Bernard Dougherty
has partly promised to be on hand with
his two green PAGERS. and. as no race
meeting in these parts Ii ever a complete
success without Barney and his green
painted sulky and soft voice. fun for the
day Is already assured. All that per-
tains to Barney may be applied to the
only Frank Thomas, except the sulky.
Frank Is at home in almost any old thing.
and behind almost anything. All heats
will be half mile ones
The irrepressible Gus Morgan the as
tute e. F. Hall. the good listener Nick
Schlagel Joe Mott. VIII Chambers, Tom
Linney, and many other well-known local
characters and horsemen, will be surely
on the job and add 10 the interest of
the day. In and about Rockville are
some good horses. and IL is expected
they, too, will be present on the festive
occasion. Javin Brothers will probably
contribute something for each event. II
necessary. d. J. Mccarthy will have
Black Fatchin In shape for the fast
class. and may start the Baron Dillon
gelding also. II a suitable class is made
for him. The stabling facilities will be
ample for all entries
Bernard Dougherty has brought from
his winter quarters his pacing gelding
Tolson. by Alto Bell. and the big fellow
is looking fine. TolsOn has a great brush,
and. If Barney can get him well hard
ened by Decoration Day be will have
some fun. Barney thinks pretty well Of
a very handsome seal brown pacing geld
ing he purchased last summer in the VAL
ley by Supremacy. 2:2sIs. by the $500
Bell Boy. He has been at work during
the winter and is as hard as nails. The
gelding has no mark. but is said to be
very speedy. d. ]. McCarthy's Black
2:2OI4. is 1T to race right now.
He has been roaded all during the win
ter season.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-26
Golfers to Organize
New Association Soon
Members of Four Clubs Will Meet Tomorrow Night
TO Elect Officers for District of Columbia
Golf Association.

this year for the Middle Atlantic Col
Association tourney at the Country Club
Of Virginia, ut Richmond. May q, q anc
q, as a great many new members have
entered, many Of whom are practicint
daily for the team Bannockburn viii
robably be represented by two teams In
the first annual Middle Atlantic team
tourney to be held at the Baltimors
Country Club. October 2 and g.
Morven Thompson. chairman of the
greens committee Of the Chevy Chase
Club Is of the opinion that the annual
spring golf tourney Of the club to be
held May IA. Is and ls. will undoubtedly
be one Of the most successful events
ever held by the club as a great many
out-of-town players have signihed their
Intention Of entering.
Many will come from the Baltimore
Country Club, Maryland Country Club,
Of Baltimore; Country Club of Virginia.
at Richmond, and probably some from
other clubs IN the Middle Atlantic As
ISOLATION and also Philadelphia.
One Of the features of the tourney Is
the many handsome prizes. The winner
and runner-up in the first sixteen will
received replicas OF the Presidents Cup,
donated by ex-President Taft, and the
late Vice President Sherman. respectively.
and their names will be inscribed on the
original trophies.
Prizes will be awarded the winners and
runners-up In the other three-sixteens.
for the low qualification score, and for
the first and second low net scores in the
handicap event Of the third day. The pro-
gram follows:
Thursday. May Il. s a m.-oualifca-
ton round, thIrty-six holes, medal play.
Friday, May Is, $50 a. m.-First round.
match play, eighteen holes; 1 p. m, sec
ond round, match play, eighteen holes.
Saturday. May l6. 10 a. m.-Semi-inal
round, match play, eighteen holes; 2 p.
m, final round, match play. eighteen
holes; a. m, handicap competition,
medal play, all day. Scores to be handed
in by 6:45 o'clock. Contestants competing
at match clay on this day will not, be
eligible to the handicap. The maximum
handicaps allowed will be eighteen
strokes
Entries will close with the golf COM
mittee May II and must be made through
the secretary Of the entrants club and
by a certified handicap and par Of the
home course. The privileges Of the club
will be extended to all entrants at the
close Of the tourney.
One of the most interesting golf
matches at the Columbia Country Club
last week was that in which Daniel K.
Jackson defeated A. Winter by 2 Up. The
match was very close from start to I'm
ish and has been the cause OF much
comment among the members Of the
club.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-26
Entry List In Annual Duckp Tournament Golf and rotling New
HARVARD DEFEATS PENN.

Special to Ths Washington Herald.
Philadelphia. April 3.-Although repre-
scented by a patched-up team owing "a
injuries, Harvard's lacrosse team had an
easy time defeating the University OF
Pennsylvania this afternoon. During the
FIRST half, Russell. point Of the Penn.
team. and Capt. Gordsn. Of the Harvard
team. were hit In the faces by Bracques
and forced TO retire. Parker. goai-keeper
for Pennsylvania. played brilliant game.
many times stopping terrific drives.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-26
ANOTHER SPECIAL Offer
Baseball Uniform Contest
Bats and Balls to the Teams Doing the Best
Work This Week

at this early date. your thoughts are
turning from the dry old Biographies
and the even drier histories, toward
the green fields and the open air.
To some Of you vacation time
means roller skates. tops, marbles,
etc. But these sports soon grow tire
some. To still others II means the
old swimming holes. But you can't
go swimming all day. Therefore what
does vacation time mean to the horde
of joyous carefree, rollicking American
boys? Come on now, fellows, whoop
her up. What does II mean? Alto
gether now-BASEBALL-Y bet
your life, the king of all sports and
the one you all look forward to.
Therefore, The Herald's offer to
completely outfit your team for the
coming season means more to you
than any proposition We could make
Drop In and see the baseball contest
editor. He'll be glad to shake your
hand and tell you everything you
wish to know.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-26
By EDWARD w. KIBBEY.

A new organization to be known as the
District Of Columbia Golf Association
VIII be organized at a meeting of the
officials Of the four local clubs-Cheyy
chase, Columbia, Bannockburn and
Washington Country club-at the Com
time officers will be elected and a con-
stitution viii be adopted.
Alpheus- Winter, of the Columbia Coun-
try Club and one Of the organizers OF
the new Association, stated that the OBJ
ject Of forming this body is to promote
enthusiasm among the younger follow
ers of the royal and ancient game and
to give every one a chance to display his
ability in competition with the veterans
OF the links.
The prospect of forming a new associa-
tion has aroused much interest among
the members OF the various clubs and
IL is expected that each club will be
well represented at the meeting. Column
bia Country Club will be represented by
the following: DIR. Walter Hardin, chair
man Of the greens committee; Winter,
Eddie B. Eynon, jr.. DR.. Lee L. Hardin,
Daniel X Jackson. NJ z. Danforth and
others
Morven Thompson, chairman OF the
greens committee. of the Chevy Chase
Club: Alexander Britton and others will
attend the meeting in the interest Of the
Chevy Chase Club. DIR. Thomas ]. w.
Brown, chairman of the green committee
at Bannockburn, will-be an enthusiastic
member OF the new organization and will
undoubtedly be elected as one OF the on
GERS of the association. Bannockburn win
he represented by Daliel L. Hazard, G. T.
Cunningham, and C. A. Rankin.
George E. Truett chairman of the
greens committee at the Washington
Country Club, will attend the meeting, be-
sides a number of other members OF the
club, including DR.. Loren B. T. johnson,
Earl Wheeler. A. c. Gates, DR.. II. p.
cobey. and A. W. Dunn.
In addition to the election of officers
plans fer the ensuing year will be outlined
and arrangements will be made to hold
the first annual District championship
tourney in June at the Columbia Country
Club. a number OF other important mat
citation will be considered.
The board OF directors OF the WASH
ington Country Club will hold their an
nral meeting for the election of. officers
May u at the clubhouse, at which time
The chairman and members of the va
rioUs committees will be appointed in ad-
dltion to other matters to be considered
for the welfare OF the members. The Co.
lowing committees will lie appointed:
Greens committee, house committee and
membership committee.
John w. BraWner, captain of the golf
team at the Bannockburn Golf Club will
find il a difficult task to pick him team
The Washington herald., 1914-04-26

with the teams that entered the race
at the drop Of the nag. The work
you accomplish this coming week will
decide whether or not your team will
be the winner OF the bat and ball.
Besides that, the votes you secure
will be credited toward winning Of the
the uniform outfits.
Here is the offer: Each Sunday The
Herald publishes a coupon good for
twenty-five votes. Get the members
Of your team and as many of your
followers rs possible TO clip and save
these coupons for you. Votes are also
given on all three months subscriptions
to The Sunday Herald turned in accord
ing to the vote schedule opposite. The
ten teams who secure the greatest
number Of votes will each receive a
complete outfit, consisting of shirts,
trousers, cap. and belt, for ten men.
Baseball Time Is Coming.
The days Of real sport will soon be
here. Good old vacation time. Even