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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16
HARD GAME AT
MARTINS FERRY
EAST LrvExrooL rovrns Losr tn
T8E ATHLETIC8 or
THAT PLACE.
Dame Was slow Because OF thu Muddy
field-North End A @. Msets
vtrnants Saturday.

crowd OF over one thousand people
saw the Martins Ferry Athletics foot
hali team defeat the fast East End
kovers" OF East Liverpool on the mill
heid at the former city yesterday after
noon by a one-sided score OF 50 to o.
The held was very muddy. as a resuI,
OF the rain which fell Saturday evening.
and while II was a draw back 10 ne
players. several very interesting runs
were made during the game The East
Liverpool boys, while they put up q
splendid game were outciassed IN All
departments OF the game. and were un-
able to gain any ground during me
game Burke. for Martins Ferry. was
the star player for the Athletics and
made several touchdoWns
Ihe game was one OF the cleanes,
piayeo yet this season. and but two
players we're injured during the entire
game and those slightly. as they were
again able 10 Resume play In Severai
WAGES on the heid. they went throush
mail pools Of mud and were mud from
hehd 70 loot The MANAGEMENT OF the
team IL trying 10 arrange a good game
ior next sunday afternoon in order to
keep IN practice for the biggest game Of
me season which Will be PLAYED on
THANKSGIVING day on the mill field. with
ne ne strong Marietta team as the attrac-
good game will also be plaved On
the mill field next SATURDAY. sfternoo1
when the North End Athletic club ana
tne Nigilant teams meet TO decide me
Championship OF Martins Ferry. II A.
expected that the winner of this nnatcn
viii be forced to play the AthIetfcs 10
decide the strongest team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16
SIX DAY CYCLE
RACE Is STARTED
EfonTEEM TEAMS sTARTED At
NrDErezr ON LoEa oRinp. -
Finish OF l4l Hours WIN See Great
sprint OF One Hour for 81 500
Prize In Cash

NEW YORK. Noy- i5-Eirhteen
teams. made up Of thpworId's Ieading
bicycle riders. were in readiness 10 start
to-night. Few seconds after midnight
y the annual sir DAYS cycle race al the
Madison Square Garden. As heretofore
the contest will be Of t42 hours dura
ton, but this year the leaders at the
conclusion OF the 1f1st hour. will spsnd
the final hour In a series OF sprints dur
Ing which the team making the greatest
number OF points BY leading NJ Intervals
or ufteen laps. vii be declared the win
ner OF the nrst money prize of 81 300
rive other teams will receive cash prizes
according 20 their point standing ~ the
expiration Of the time limit which Will
Dc 1905 y. m.-neNt Saturday
Following are the names of the riders
az teamed. and the countries they repre-
Root and CLARK. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
team; FoEie and Hin. American team
Goullet and Grenda. Australian team .
Nerri and Egg. Italian Swiss team. Kat
ser and Cameron. Bronx team: McNa-
mara and Moran. frish-Australian team
Lawrence and haEin, Atlantic Pacific
team Drobach and Lawson. swedish
Polish team. CavanaEh and piercy irish
team; Thomas and Hanley. Frisco 1915
team: Menus and John Bedell. Long Ia
land team; Walthour and Halstead.
Dixie team; Kopsky and Hansen. Cen
fury Road Association team: Mlften and
Anderson. Danish-Amsrican team: Ryan
and Wohirah, Jersey city team: serss
and Dupuy. French team. Cousaeau and
Parent. frrn1h team. tanart and Ma
donna. BelEium-ftalian team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16
HOLD MEMORIAL
American Federation Honors Memory
Of Those Philsoslphisns Who Were
Prominent IN Labor.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov 15-Me-
mortal services in honor OF deceased
Philadelphians who were prominent
in the labor movement. were held to-
day under the auspices OF the officers
OF the American Federation OF Labor
which opens the second week OF its
thirty-fourth annual convention here
tomorrow. Special services for the
delegaes were also held in several
churches
At the services in Horticultural
hall. Samuel Gompers. president OF
the federation, eulogized the late p
J. Mcclure. father OF Labor day" and
founder Of the United brotherhood OF
Carpesters and Joiners William II.
Sylvis. Who was leader IN the
Moulders union. George Chance. OF
the Printing Trades. and other de.
ceased labor leaders we're also
eulogized
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16
STOP DELIVERY
OF OHIO MILK
nHLHoHT COUNTY DATRYmEr VOW
UNABLE TO SHIP PRO
DUCTS HEGE.
Wsrs Hotifed ~ Authorities Yesterday.
No other pevsiopun snta in
Local Situation.

Other Than barring OF the delivery
into this city % milk from ohio dairies
there we're no new Development yester-
DAY IN the l0cal situation with regard
% me foot ana mouth disease which is
prevalent o. = great extent among live
stocE 81 several states several dairy
mon n Belmont county. o.. who have
patrons on the Island and IN other sec-
lions OF the CltN. Werr notified Neafrr-
Gay morning o. cease delivering milk. lu
thla state until after the auarnntlna 10
been ended both fn this ffafn ard iu
ONO. This action vas tahen 81 the
ohio aufhUrififa
ur Leon 81. Refer. of fHia city con-
HultinF veterinarian under the state Dee
rartmenf ~ AErirulturr stated yeatfr-
dar that 30 fer no rHaru hHNr been off
ciallv repurted in West NirFinin lie
enneaVnred fn ret iu touch Wifh Conn
uiHrnlnfr ~ Arrlrulfufr ~ r. williams
~ Iharlegton. yesterday. rerHfding re-
porte 90 the effect fhnt fhr dirnaao haa
been found in N0aue ruunfv but waH
unable fo a. Hn. The reports have been
denied
Coruuiasioner Williams who arriVed
ln this rffH IfldnU evening Iaff Fafura
aaV afternoon Tor pIffehHfrh o. study
The disease Or ifa various stage
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16
TAKE PRECAUTION
German Aeropianes Scout 20 Ward
on Attacks From Aircraft or
Emporers Headauarters.

GENEVA. Switzerland. via Paris.
November no. 7:O1 D m.-Emperor
William. accompanied b. bic stan.
returned Friday evening 20 Kolmar.
forty miles southwest OF Strassburg.
bic starting point al the commence
ment ~ the war. according to a
dispatch from Basel received here
ON this occasion the town vas not
decorated IN honor OF the Emperor
80 the pOpulace bad not been warned
that he would arrive The dlspatcb
says The Emperor appeared to be-
anxious and tacifurn
AZ an indication that care IL BE-
Ing exercised to ward on possible
attacks from hostile aircraft two
powerful German aeroplanea are
constantly In hieht over the Emper.
ore headQuaHers
Three French aerorlanea rev
across Alsace Yesterday and return
- 20 French territory after having
caused all the rarrisons 10 remain
alert with their machine gums
thrOughOut Tho day
n % reported from Basel that prI-
vate peace committees are being
formed In southern Germany vito
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16
DAVE SAYS

He likes to see men we'll dressed,
whether they buy their clothes
from him or elsewhere.
That man makes a mistake, how
ever, who fails to look into the sit
uation with reference 10 getting
the best value for his money.
III you were asked TO invest SIS
IN stocks or something OF the ma
ture. the FIRST thing you would co
would be to investigate.
Why not make the clothes prob
lem a business proposition?
Then, when you need some new
shirts and other haberdashy, you
should make a similar investiga-
ton.
Take a look in at the showcase
just TO see the showing OF ffty-
cent ties-no store in Wheeling
can equal'the showing.
Weather for to-day-Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16
CENTRAL WINS
FROM DUQUESNE
ENpERs m coon axME.
Two Touehdowns ana Pretty Goal Prom
Field Win for CentrAi-Qood
Crowd Saw Contest.

The Central Athletics continued their
march toward the sectional champlon-
snip IN loot ball yesterday by dereatihg
the Duquesne club at Tunnel Green 10
70 y. While IL can not be said that Cen
tral was an easy winner still they had
prevented from further scoring on ar-
count OF costly fumbies.
Two touchdowns anu one goal from
placement was the pill which the Gem
trails crammed down the throats OF
those who habit the field at Tunnel
Green. Despite the inciemency OF the
weather "A fair sized crowd Witnessed
the uneven but Interesting game.
The first touchdown came early IN the
first period. after Strauttnan had inter-
cepted forward pass which from some
unaccountable reason Duquesne tired
from back Of their own goal. Under
donk was sent over for the count. Gard
ner failed at goal.
In the fourth Ieriod HOGAN register
ed the second touchdown after the ball
had been worked TO the i've yard chaiN
by end runs and Lefty Bauer'S famous
WEIGHING through center Gardner miss
ed goal. What this young lad failed 70
do with his boot after touchdown was
more than made up for by very pretty
yard mark. The ball rose high in the
teen feet
Duquesne was on the defensive
throughout most Of the game and n.
this department made a favorable ini-
preston on the spectators. Twice the
residents OF the Green held the invad-
goal. once on the i've yard mark and
again when only a solitary yard sep.
arated them from the hnal line.
The lineup:
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SATURDAYS GAMES.

At wheeiing-w. & j.. 50; West vir-
gtnia Wesleyan. 6.
At Charleston-w. a. l.. s: W. V. Us.
AZ wheeling-'Whseling High School.
At Observation-Disclosures. ls: Marshall :.
~ Bethsny-Bethany. Gi: wsynes-
Il MorEaptovu-Norran,own High
At Bellaire-Beilaire High School. G;
Columbus East High School. 6.
At oxford. Ohio-Denison. 40: Miami.
At Chsrleton. s. c.-University of
flc-ida. Z: Citadel. o.
At Greenviiie. s. C.-Furman. 6. New
Al Williamsburg. vs.-Hampden-syd-
ney, a: Williams and Mary. o.
gi-ia Military Institute. %
a.. AZ haleigh. y. c.-North Carolina. IL:
At Ames. iowa-Iowa. 90: Ames. 6.
~ ,ouis--christisn Brothers. SIS;
.' q, colu,, ia. $. c.-Davidson. IS:
81; Tulane. o. '''' ~ % -
- C'--r bridge--HRrvard. o: Brown. O..
~ Philsdelphia-Dartmouth 4i:Penn-
At West Point-Army. 2s: Maine. o.
~ Anherst-wiiIisms IL; Amherst 6
AZ Pittsburgh-Pittsbugh. II; carne-
- Nedford. siass-Tufts. 50: Bow
~ Easton-Iafayette ~. Albright. s.
~ Syracuse-Syracuse q: Colgate o.
At South Bethiehem-Lehigh. 10. VII
ianoya. 0.
Al AnnapoIis-Navy. 81: Colby. 81.
A. Observation-Disclosures i4:wis-
:. A. -Cnieago-Notre Dame. 0: Car
Isle. 6.
- U'-Sans m.-IIinois. 81: Chicago. 7.
At Columbus. O.-Ohio state. 80.
vt Ann Arbor. Mich.-corneiI. Is:
AZ Cieveiand--Case. 50: Hiram. -.
AZ Akron. O.-Western Reserve. IL:
:. "a. bingham Aia.-Auburn. J.: Van
derbilt. o.
a. Springfield. Mass Springfield Y.
NJ. Q. A. 10; Massachusetts AKgies. 7.
~ EvPnston. ill.-Perdue. a.: North
A. CEo. ;anooga. Tenn.-Tennessee. ~;
A. swsrthmore-virginis. 81: swsrth-
more. 0.
A. neutrality-suspicious.. %: catho-
~, Atianta-Georgis Tech. 7: Geor-
~ CI-cinrsti-otterb .. Univer-
sifv - Cincinnati o.
At Cincinnati O,&v 2sr,SNe3 y M
~ FRr-iaburr. Pa Bucineil. IS: Get
tysburE. o.
A. eoilegeyilis. Ps,-Urinus. 6; Frank
A. New York-Fordhsn. Z; University
of Vermont. Z.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16
CLEVER WORK OF
TWO LOCAL TEAMS
TExsls N scozrLnss I'm.
Great work was Done By mach Team.
8oth - q Hachtna and Indfv1d-
uany-HAny spsctstors-

Fghting sarneiy for four twelve min
ute quarters, the Island and washington
A =, e:s,s clubs played 70 q seoreiess ne
me game was one OF the prettiest ex-
hioiuons OF the gridiron game ever wilt
n ssa between two amateur teams In
From the blast OF the first whisti.
until the close Of the contest. the fight
was able TO cross the coveted chalk line
was worked well within striking dis
held on its one yard line. Taking the
bal out OF danger.
Two attempts were made at placement
Island. failed in a drop kick from the
Washington fifteen yard line during the
first quarter. During the last three
inEt9n failed at a placement goal from
the Island twenty n.y. y. nd. line.
In the first quarter. the playing was
IN Islands favor. they having the ball
We'll In Washington.s territory through
the tos. and licked 10 Msrers NAB Sho won rs,
turned ten yards. From this point the
ball was carried to the Washington for
~ ysTd line and there lost on downs;
ton slightiy outpisyed their opponents.
and by hard work succeeded In carrying
Sa %a. e los; an downs ens y anS Issna
IL out OF danger without kicking.
The fourth quarter was the most even
OF any preceding. the ball being In the
center of the field during the greater
part Of the period. The nearest TO =
score either eleven came. was when
Morrison tried for goal from Islands
Individual worn.
For Island. Quarterback Mayors play
cd his usual great game. He handled
his team In excellent style. mixing plays
In such n manner as TO keep his oppo-
nents guessing throughout. Morrison.
M n - has In nf h.
tngtons. played a great game. Had II
not been for his excellent defensive
showing Island would probably have
scored.
Lineup:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16
MORNINGSTAR WINS
Easily Defeated Eon usmada A, pui,.,s
Contest - McLurs pariora
Saturday ntrht

In tne second match 81 the Narrraf
Hllliard Player I.saFua 10 be- nisrsd
in t.la Guy lrt Mnrntnrrt ~ pIrfs.
neaf Champion Eon Varada Dr.
pretty rrnfeef PLAYED SATURDAY evrrfrr
Hf me Wrf.ure Hotel THE r-.r ---
waa 900 10 zee W0rrfnrafsr.s So. ~.
WaH INf ann others uffe o. rf arf m
To faparfHe made hIrh rur IN ff
points
The COMPLETE tabuiated score ~ che
zane la ~ follow
Wqrnlrrsfara9 n o. o. % Ia a.
fNf ff ff fl I.Tofaf coo
~ Hf Total fIf
hverass. Moruinrstar ~ - Wanna.
~ fs 1872
Hirh rln Morninestsr toa. Yamads
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WOULD NOT DISCUSS
SINKING OF oREApNAUoHT

NEW DIRK. Nov. fb.-Two members
Of the orchestra Of the White star
liner olympic. which rescued the crew
OF the British superdreadnauFht An.
aacious. sunk on the North Of ireland.
October 81. refused either 10 denv or
confirm the story Of the disaster when
they arrived here TODAY on the Amcri.
can liner New York The men n
beames and ~ Grinlths. declared they
we're under solemn obligation TO the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16
MnuuRoo>
2DMaW@
YALE-HARVARD
GAME IN DOUBT
rLAc1No or SECOND STATING MEN
IN sATuEDAT8 GAME
HEBPoNEnLE.
NO Opportunity Provided TO Estamat.
Compared Strength OF the
TWO Teams.

NEW YORK. Nov. 15.-True football
and upsets were curiously intermingIed
In the games played on eastern grid
irons on Saturday. Where the analysis
OF the play Is connnsd strictly 90 the
regular Varsity teams. the results CO.
NEEDED with predictions The injection
OF numerous second and third string
players produced however. several feat
ures not included in the forecasts.
This applies particularly to the Yale
Princeton and the Harvard Brown
struggles. which furniched the unex-
pected and sensational elements OF the
weekend gridiron clashes. Yale after
scoring nineteen points against Prince
Ton IN forty-hvc minutes OF PLAY thus
coming within one point OF Harvard's
score over the same eleven one week
Previous sent a line OF substitutcs into
me she mai period TO hold the Tigers in
The complete failure Of the maneuver
vas shown by the fact that the Orange
and Black piled up two touchdowns ana
Two Two goals in less than 10 minutes and
was threatening TO wrest victory from
the Blue when the final call OF time cut
win.
Harvard-Brown.
harvard. with the same idea Of con-
serving the energies OF her Varsity COM
5lnauon Tor the Yale game next satur-
. substitutes, against Brown and the re-
suit was no-score tie. So far as act l.
nal bearing on the outcome OF the Yale
harvard contest Is concerned. these re-
Nereals OF the form expected. can be
tween the defensive strength OF the first
ana second combinations al both New
Haven and Cambridge.
with the regular Yale eleven facing
Princeton. the New Jersey team was
almost as helpless as IL was a week ago
against Harvard.
Expected Result.
There was never any question as 10
the outcome OF the Dartmouth penusvl-
Nania contest, for the Hanoverians were
superior TO the Quakers in every de-
partment Of play. The Red and Blue
showed a fairly strong defense In the
opening periods but once the Dart
mouth scoring machine got under full
headway tho size OF the score was the
only question
Both the Army and Navy elevens
came through with victories. the cadets
defeating Maine Is to o. and the middics
trinmphing over Colby 81 TO 81 In both
games the United States academy teams
, showed nc lighting spirit for which
The East and the West broke even in
the International contests % the dav.
cornell defeating Michigan 2s to rs. ana
Notre Dame, overthrowing the Carlisle
Indians fb 20 5. Aside from the con-
sistent play OF Mauibetsch the VOL
yerines were outclassed by the power
1ul Ithica elevtn. The Indians. only a
shadow OF the famous team which have
made the Carlisle government school
famous In other years. were helpless
before the sweeping play OF the west
orners and never tested the NOtre pane
defense seriously
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16
DAVIS AND ELKINS
College Team win ne ne Hsxt 70 Faos
Lfnaiy Team ~ Island Pan
HsEt Saturday.

on next Saturday afternoon a. 2
o'clock the orange and biark foot ball
team ~ linriv Institute will play the
Davis and Elkina college team on the
Island bali park. ~ lH expected that the
game will prove n very Interesting ron-
frrf hrtWffn The two schools ~ both
squads will practice hard during the
neat few days On order 90 b. I'm first
class SHAPE FOR the contest
The fInaly boys returned last evening
from MufFanfuun. where they were de-
fcafel b. the Morrant0wn HiFh school
IHin ~ "a score ~ 10 CO. o. Ou last safur-
unF afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16
CHEEK BONE BROKE
fPsts" welsh. Cariisis Tndian ouartsr-
back. VINO wee Hurt On Game
saturday, rmprovinE

CHICAGO. Sow ff-"pnfs" Welsh
giar fefhars and former captain - ffe
.hrrF bone VS. fractured Iu the foot.
NaIl same uIfh Nofrf Dame reaferdar.
Reg rrstfnl dar Dr. hospital today
rnfffnl fn " ImurrNIna In addition ~
no frnrfufff check bone there Dr.
Inre pie fracture ~ The base ~ fhs
HHH'I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16
EDUCATION DEAD

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal.
Nov DO -Dr Ewald Fiueeei. head Of
me stanford English philoiogy depart.
ment. died today az result % a
general breakdown attributed 10
Worry over the European war. lie
was born In Leipzig in 1863.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16
FULL CREW BlLL -oeFrATro

ST Louis Mo-. is-A BIN provld.
Ina full crews Tor an trains recently
voted on as a proposed amendment 10
me state constitution. vas defeated
oy vote Of more than two TO one
accordinE 90 complete returns made
public tonieht
This was the hrst time that the fui
crew oil was voted on In any state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16
ATHLETIC RECORDS
Amateur Athletic Union was wen Rep
resented az Meeting Wsid IN
Wow Yorf Yestsrday.

NEW YORK. Nov. f5-Everv dfvfsloo
OF the Amateur Athletic Union vas
well represented here today when seq
erAl or the prominent coumittees got
tOHether 20 prepare their reports which
VIII be presented 20 tho deierates A.
the annual melting Of the Union here to-
The record committee approved all
Dnt Two Of the track records and afao
fOrmnnces on the list which Include .
swimming. rope climbing. relay hurd-
ing. weights and running.
Inc committee held over the record
~ l-5 seconds Tor the 80 yards indoor
run credited % r. g. Carroll ~ the In
diana state normal school during the
tnlnple Atlantic Cham plon shlp az ffffs-
hurEh. Pa last January and threw out
nc claim OF ". W. Fitzpatrick. View
Drleans. or 30 Is seconds for = go
Eara VAN o. ne srounds % its being
worlds Rscords
Among the accepted new worfd's
ords are the following puttinr ~
pound shot ~ foot cIrcIel oufdoor az
feet ~ inches. =. J. Mcdonald. Irish
American Athletic club I'D celtic PAL
New York. May 40. 1914
twenty eight round weight with fol.
,oW. outdoor 10 feet III inches y
lonover. pastine Athiei~ eiub ~
35di{mPe,ce, club saafnssss San Francisco
ine asss"'o o5,s h,sh iEmp feet tis
ciub ~ Herkeisv. cal waV d III ''p'e
ono hundred and twenty vards tfrt
hurdles outdoor 3 seconds. II IA Eei-
= lulverHitV n Southern fafffOrets -
tffNflfNt cal. Nay 10. 1914
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16

The Linsiy Institute eleven vent down
20 defeat before the .NorEanf0wn TUgh
School. az MorFantown SATURDAY b. the
score ~ 10 20 0.
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Heiiairc HiEh struck a FnaF Saturday
ard YES only able 20 tie the eleven rep
reseutinE the Fast TiiEh % Columbus.
10 g.
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Wheeling was an honest % goodness
foot hall city Saturday. two games be
Wheeling High and Huckhannon High.
resulting IN q ne. 10 20 ~ IN the after
the great Wash-Jeff machine slaughter
- 'he West Virginia Wesleyan eleven.
80 % 8.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16

Time OF quarters: - minutes. Ref
cree. Jones. Umpire. Parker. Heal
llnesrnRn: Stobbs. Timers: Front AM
MeGuigan.
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Time Of quarters-i5 minutes Touch,
downs nderdonk and Hogan. Goa
from the neid-Gardner Missed goa
from touchdown-f;a rdncr . Referee
Altman. W. V W G
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TO- tank car bulif Ir satanr fa Trans.
rnrf Twins uah long distances an efrr.
frir motor ls used f0 keep the water
aefafed.
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subject
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-16

the connivsnce o. the authorities tn
start unonlcially a peace propoEan-
DE-
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-02-12

on tracks have worn several inches
deep. Water stands in these and in
lures the road. The road drag might
be used TO good advantage to keep
these tracks filled. 1t would also help
If people using the road would be
enough interested to drive all over
It instead of in the track made by
those ahead. We need to have q
man to take care of stone roads like
the section men do the railroads.
They do this in some eastern states.
We must come to it if we expect to
make our stone roads pay"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-02-12
All That She Asked.

will you let me have my way
in e.erylhirg?' she asked.
"Ui course, will. darling"
"Wl.I you permit NE to 60 home
to mamma whenever ! want tc?"
L should never think OF being
cruel enough to keep you away
from your mother when you oished
to see her"
AND may ] have regular allow
ance to spend just as | like?"
Certainly. shall be as liberal
in that respect as possible"
And you will not Scold if | some
times have my breakfast in bed?"
"Of course, | should prefer to
have you sitting across the table
from me at breakfast, but if you
prefer to have it otherwise l shall
not object"
you are awfully nice dear. And
may l call you up on the phone
whenever | wish to during business
hours?"
Il should be unhappy if | did not
hear your sweet voice every little
while"
I'm afraid you will forget you
promise after we are married"
No. | won't. Is there anything
else you want me to promiSe?"
Il can't think of anything jus
now. Oh, yes. There is one otter
thing"
What is 1t, sweetheart"
will you promise me not to b,
cross if ! sometimes call you by tn,
name of someone else that w
been engaged to? I'm so forgetfu
about such things"
Cyphers InCubators are the bes
the market affords. Call and Sc
them at Wade & Dawson,