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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20
GREEK PRINCE INJURED
Constantine's Second Son Badly Hurt
I'm Fall from Horse.

Athens. Oct. l9.-PTince AIeXandeT'
second son Of King Constantine, has
been severely injured by fall from
mis- horse.
While riding TO battery manGuvres
the prince, who is twenty-five years OLD,
was thrown and fractured a leg. Queen
Sophia and Crown Prince George
brought Prince Alexander 70 Athens IN
an ambulance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20
CHIMNEY WRECKS ZEPPELIN
Crew Killed When Airship Dashes
Into Factory in France.

London, Oct. ia London Arm OF
glass manufacturers, which has plant
at Maubeuge, France, received the fol-
lowing cable message to-day:
"The chimney of our Maubeugs
works has been destroyed by Yep
pelin dashing into IL. All the occI-
pants OF the Zeppelin were killed"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20

"The British
navy did not
have to make
ready for war after
the war began, says
Frederick Palmer
in "Finding the British
Fleet, in which he helps
to clear up one of the
great war mysteries.
You will want to read it
also another Of Sax
ROhmer'S Fu-ManChu
stories, in this weeks
Q
Golfers
TINE NATIONAL wEBKLT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20
OIL Drillers Bring Aid.

The first aid TO reach tho tram came
from five oil we'll drillers. camped
about 900 feet from where the hoid-up
occurred. These men crept up close
but. seeing that they were outngn p,
bered by the bandits. they renamed IN
hiding until the Mexicans left.
The first Mexican killed as an se'
Of reprisal by the posses was inc un.
identified young passenger VINO wa.
accused Of revealing the hiding place
OF DR., Mccain. The civilians killed me
man after the sheriff had let the
sctne Of the wreck. The second Mex
ican killed was alleged 70 be partner
Of the Young man on the train. four
Mexicans were hanged 70 trees at
various points. and four others were
shot The most reliable Information
indicated that these shootings were on
or near the banks OF the Rio urahue'
where the closest watch for Mexicans
was maintained FOR a distance OF one
hundred miles.
Colonel A. T. Blocksom. IN command
Of the cavalry patrol in this section
said that he did not believe the bandits
came from the Mexican side OF me
river, as he had received no reports 70
indicate crossings last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20

London. Oct l9.-The British gov,
eminent has made no move toward
recognizing the Carranza government
in Mexico, but according TO diplomatic
circleg British recognition u likely 70
follow recognition b. the United States.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-11
Deaths

BEADLEY755Ast 55s t the residence Of Mrs. R. 8;
SE.S AS00san' q iSiE hent EGaf GEgnTwyd Pa on
lEY Due notice of the funeral will be
sTLMoN e.. husband ' of a Avis % <. NJ. eRfa cRSse'
:E Il his isrSs aiS rtssss. SSs Si5g Shssnt
e lnterment at Chatham, Mass. on satur-
EIMs--At setagket, L. l., on Tuesday. Feb
1915: r ANNA, wife Of the Rey. T. J.
ahs Ers suEfsf Keaod Il lydia and nd fohss st
Sss d e ss tsopS .bS Wsf0p TasRSr
fi s. f.qSnaT TTSn al 1ss isF ) NfS'Owh ny leaves Read
G1fLAGER..on February 10, 1918. CARO-
LINE NJ. wife Of Francis g. GalleEer. aged
G 70 atend Se fSsrs ns serTee on ass sstn
afternoon at o'clock, at her late residence
'SSp is5 VIE d Charles isOFS@5S Good
years Relatives and friends are Invited to
Whale. s2o berkeley S., Camden, N; J. HIsh
Cross Cemetery. Phiiadelphia.
hllL..-Suddenly, at his residence, Liam
.5ess Terrace, Llanerch, Pa, on February ..
Relatives and friends arc invited to attend
z o'clock, at the apartments OF oliver II.
\ BSIr' SI' is2o Chestnut st. Interment private.
SS's.al. ESss.al . services ss s., T6o%sS tkarsS,
m Where ea nteTment Gn TdSK VIII bc bsiTSaar' hSa
sqNEsI9H naES iSIE Sunday. the 1th Day of Feb
56NEs daashter M snofF Of the Gt late john john & 4 and
@ Sa at a6Sda MsS Msa FeStaay Ps a PeaS Sa6ek
KATE j, wife ot Texnsend ". Ksster and
Rudy; Relatives and friends are Invited to
ienMS stienS M the funeral at 2:JU, o'clock, on sixth
Darby, Pa Please omit flowers.
si sis NARY N9o5IEg WoF Pa wi5o% ON Of tFSe6T%agy S66nay
he'd Z. Lewis. Funeral service at Milford.
lnsrment at South Laurel Hill Cemetery,
!, ,FaslhlsSSssilPPhia. on Friday afternoon;
Ian b. husband sofuafE Of Alice +. MShlechen,
q $40 Lancaster ave- Relatives and friends
Friday afternoon, at 2 o'clock at the apart
m:tns % o. oliver II. Pair 1870 Chestnut st.
asry. Friends may view remains on Thurs
lis s1uEE EsEooIn'SSnTEqE T. STqEHh. IA. GsbFPITy IF PRSy.
sslphi9 Interment February -. at southold.
fS & bos r. AREsIi&9 RES&Rba Sb5
q ATLANTIC City In his e1gt year. Relatives
sursas FesTSary Hysed is % SsH SeioS u1ses Reai
llspce, South Carolina avenue and boardwalk.
om nfSTaSns SadaS strsst r.sa'saixs stasiOa
ncnennledelphia, $40 a m.
husband Of Mary Roof AGED 70 years. Rsla,
rS rs and frlenda, also members Of Comet
s.sad he fpasrPi on Fssy raso at ari 10 4. M
sgscissiy. from his late residence. 100 Green
Alndy omit flowers
44zlLoR-on February 8. 1915. JANE T..
or 81 s sis ss I9ssPdh sTs and I1Ssd MhSsy
egsnd tae tunsral service, on Friday after
nfVate
H09ps.-on February 10. 1915, at his late
~ o. the late Or. ID. II. Woods. Due mo-
uee Of ths funeral will be given.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-11
CHARLES V. aANTz

cbarlss v. Gantz, 76 years old, veteran
afthe civil War and long connected with
o.tvster Bureau is dead at his home,
w qnvder avenue. He succumbed Mon
~ ~ h general debility. Mr. Gants fought
ssS.r General George Meade, and toward
~ noue OF the war was taken prisoner,
living ii months In Andersonville Prison.
ssa, many years he was in the employ OF
~ philadelphia Gas Company He is
'asvtved by his widow. three sons. four
s.nebters and three brothers. The fu-
Ssrai will take place from his late home
s.ndav afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-11
m RICHARD f. WOODS

mr. pIobard Flavel Woods. a prominent
,tvslcIan, who graduated from the medi-
ssi schools OF both the University Of
psnnsylvanla and Princeton University,
slsd Yesterday at his home. 1924 Pine
street following a brief Illness. He was
y years old, and the son of the late DIR.
nayId Flavel Woods. lie was member
Il The University and the Philadelphia
psouuet clubs. His mother, who before
hsr marriage was Miss Mary NJ. Hus-
bands, Ia sole survivor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-11
DIR. PAUL P. ALLEN

Dr. Paul p. Allen, recent graduate of
Medieo-Chi College, died last night at his
home In Chambersburg, Pa, from short
llIness Of pneumonia. Several years ago
hs married Miss Gertrude Wheeler, the
daughter of c. II. Wheeler, head of the
q. II. Wheeler Manufacturing Company.
ne was 80 years old, and was born In
Chambersburg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-11
oBrTUARIEs
eAprA1N sfLMoN q. CHASE
!, Many Years Commander Of
widener's Yacht.


.,.in snnfon G. Chase, widely known
~ citv and one Of p. A. 3. Wldener g
Z ~ Intimate friends. whose yacht,
s,..hine. he commanded for many
lo.,e ~ died yesterday at his home, 3fOS
Es..,,ut street He was long a sufferer
sssin Chase was born at Chatham,
- 81 years ago, and early in life
e.st 10 sea. AS master of one OF the
N,5gs,asrd oil Company's craft he made
Nv. vovages across the ocean. Know
nsRS S,r, 10 be trusted and time-honored
49, mariner. Mr.. Widener commits
..Snsd Captain Chase the charge Of his
VIM lie was member OF the Union
ess. the Masons, the Shriners and
~. nresldent Of the King F'lfth-wheel
',..aoany. XIV OF West philadelphia He is
.srviyed BY his widow.
evrs ~s. funeral services will be held to-
law morning at his late residence;
", .es' burial to take place in Chatham,
wee on Saturday afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-11

He-"Here's present for you, dearie."
She-"I don't want your gifts after the
way you've treated me In the past"
He-'I know. doll-baby but forget the
past and think of the present."--wldow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-11

| CHESTNUT, 1ec5-Desirabie vacancies; south
ern exposure: running water.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-11

CHESTNUT. 6i8O-comfortabiy furnished ID
-hoor room ref neighbd. oonv. 20 elevated.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-11

EiIE iTb ,SS.,; AyE; lis-secondhOOr room; south
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-11
S c r AP PL e

london Mall,
Doctor-Extraordinar 1ncredlblel 1
can distinctly hear the Marseillalse.
Private Jones-Thats the band, guv'-
nor, wots practising in the room un-
derneath
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-11

ssa.ooo Foa 1sr AND en MoRroAaEs.
sA4uhl 4. chEs1asuf. lsia ehssinaI =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-02-11
CLASSIFIED RATES

DAILY AND SUNDAY
nus STYLE TYPE COr like THAI
nssStiop,' ia 1:;i.. isSto sS BsF PsF lime lime
sftie-nons wanted, threo inser-
IN week .'.....-.,,,,. loo per line
THIS SIZE TYPE (or like this)
u ss%s;sq sIts ,0Ia q AZ sszsaestions s4esp. Help
hoAFding and Rooms.
elss INSERTIONS in week.. i9Ste m % Psr lime lime
i, eohaeeative inssFtions,'. ise per line
4. ..aia lines 70 the inch. '
"A NofIcEs-slthsr paper
.ee1 one time ......................B 300
Hassftions ...................... ]. 90
DAILY ONLY
IA Eject December 1, 1874
COMBINATION RATE
g sss''a ns.tsion IN both the morning ana svenInE
~. o. sAme day:
PUBLIC LEDGER
CdoRAnG)
EVENING LEDGER
(EVENIRGl
.sss. '00s ssnts per line net to rates given
zs4 AND SITUATIONS WANTED
Htl AS ~ ~ ~ TIE PUBLIC LEDGER
Etlinrts AAaE1tHD IN THE EVENffgO
Bd WITHOUT a ApDTTIoNAL
.hsFs IS a drug store near your
.nst VIII accept Ledger want
at Office rates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-30
NEWS BRIEFS

The 1914 delinquent tax list was
up before the board OF county com
missioners yesterday morning. and was
considered in detail.
Preparations for the winter at the
public square has been started by Gar
dener Otto Kalkreuth. All palms and
other tropical shrubbery will be kept
in the basement OF the courthouse, and
in other winter quarters.
"A waste paper fire in the base
ment of No. 10 Eighth street. the home
OF William Kaiser, called the fire de-
partment yesterday morning about 3
o'clock. The blaze was easily put out
with chemicals. and no damage was
done.
The board of control members
made an inspection of the crematory
and other public buildings yesterday
morning Following the inspection
routine matters were taken up.
Mrs. Caroline Hollins. OF Dayton.
has written Mayor Kirk. asking him to
locate her brother. John Walters. OF
this city.
-Salicylic acid. greatly used in acn-
ming fruit. has increased in price at an
enormous rate since the war. Before
II was selling at 40 cents a pound and
now the price is $3.50 a pound
Frank Goson, demented man, who
was recently taken TO the Ohio Valley
General hospital. was taken to his
home in Clarksburg yesterday evening.
Through the Hungarian press in
this country all Hungarians are being
warned not To work in any munition
factories
Traffic was blocked for a few min
utes yesterday at the corner OF Market
and sixteenth streets when nut hold
ing the front wheel on "A large delivery
wagon OF the Edward Wagner company.
let loose. letting the axle drop 20 the
ground.
The directors OF the Associat ed
Charities will hold "A meeting Monday
Afternoon. This will be the last meet
Ing Of the directors now IN charge II
the association. At this time arrange
ments Will be made for the annual meet
ing OF the Society which viii be held
within o few days. Al this meeting new
directors viii be elected
Good progress ia being made on tho
organization Of the Charities and Correc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-30

ton In this state. Circular letters have
been sent out by A. r. Sinks. secretary
OF the local branch and he has receiv-
ed favorable replies from Charleston.
Fairmont. Clarksburg. Morgantown and
several other cities In the state.
wild duck hunters are polishing up
their guns and the ducks. from today for
several days. will be troubled lodging
the shot from the hunters musket.
squirrels are scarce ond ducks are hard
Lit is probable that November 81. %
ana 20 viii be the dates for the first
conference OF the West Virginia chari-
1t II understood that the local Y. NJ
{. a. officials are considering the advis-
ABILITY OF opening a school for the pur-
pose OF teaching foreigners how to read
and write English.
i. w. Ewing. member OF the greens
committee OF the Country Club. reports
that extensive improvements are being
made TO the golf course.
Howard Gibbs. who has been head
steward at the Hotel Windsor for some
time, has resigned. and will leave I'm n
few days with Mrs. Gibbs for a vacation
IN New York. He will likely become as
ISOLATED with one OF the larger hotels in
that section.
The white potato supply will be
rather short this fail through the coun-
~. say local produce men.
Chief OF Police Thomas Leyland has
bought n Maxwell touring car and r.
now being taught TO run II.
As the quarantine has been lifted.
meats from the Chicago stock yards are
being received In Wheeling this week
l1r. l. y. Refer and government inspec-
here.
n NJ. Stuler. president OF the Mound
City Coal company. Moundsville, Is cN-
pected TO arrive in wheeling TODAY 10
confer with J. g. Mckinley and others
relative 20 the adjustment OF the min
srs trouble. who walked out on Septem-
Der is. because. they declare that the
company failed TO pay them for two
pays, The mine was originally owned
on ~.
1t Is likely that Wheeling will take
an active part In the natiOnal-wide mis-
sion campaign which will be started
IN every principal city in the United
states next month. which will close a
mammoth convention in Washington d
-. April 20 to 26. 1915. The details OF
ne movement have not as yet, been
worked out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-30
BUSINESS BODIES
AGAINST INCREASE
An ADVANCE IN COAL SHIPMENT
RATES PROTESTED BY
BOARD OF TRADE.
Whole state 10 Menaeed, According Z.
member-Would Cause Financial
Trouble and Undue
Fighting.

At recent meeting OF the directors
Of the Wheeling Board OF Trade. the
members went on record as opposing
the alleged increase in coal rates on
shipments to the western markets.
prominent member of the board
said yesterday TO an Intelligencer rep
resentatve: Not in a long time has
any one proposition caused as much
discussion and apprehension in the
ranks OF the business men OF the state
as the proposed increase in the freight
rates. and there is sure TO be a hard
battle II the railroads try to force the
proposition down the threats of West
Virginians over their protest
mot only are the coal operators up
In arms and ready to fight, but the
business interests of the state In other
lines banded together with the oper-
Rtors to make the fight to hold the
rates the same as they are at present
IL the proposed rates go through. Il
will mean a dropping OF in the coal
trade OF the state: and that is a situa-
ton that must be avoided at any cost
The coal trade is one OF the greatest
assets Of West Virginia. and IL is en-
tirely unreasonable for the railroads
20 raise the rates on shipments of coal
any higher than they are now, know
Ing as they do full well the effect
such action will have on the general
prosperity OF the state.
Meetings have been held in all parts
Of West Virgia during the past few
weeks protesting against the proposed
raise in rates. and IL the hope that the
railroads are wise and diplomatic
enough not to force the issue II they
do they will have the entire state
against them in the Tight"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-30

away all trace OF eruption. even in Sc
we're and stubborn cases where other
treatments have had little or no ef-
feet.
You need never hesitate to use resi-
mol. IL is a doctors prescription That
has been used by other physicians for
twenty years in the treatment OF skin
affections. II contains absolutely
nothing that could injure the tender
est skin. Every druggist sells resinol
ointment and resinol soap. Samples
free. Dept. 7-R. Resinol. Baltimore,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-30
CAMBRIDGE HIGH
win Open Season saturday-Haa Most
Attractive Schedule Including
Several Local Teams

Special Dispatch 10 the intelligence.
tAMHklBGE, O. Sept 2g.-Thc Cam
bridge High school will officially open
IT, football schedule here this coming
saturday. october 3. with Canal Dover
htEh school. The schedule this year
comprises Of seven home games and one
game away. The games with HeliaIre
Mt. vernon and Doane Academy are the
most attractive Of the home schedule
coaches Critics and Hcil have had over
thirty-iiNe candidates on the field during
the past three weeks and appear 90 have
Nery formidable eleven. while some
what lighter than ln former years uev-
rrtheIcaa This loss is made uu lu speed
Immediately preceding the game satur-
DAY. there Wlll De- ~ parade in which Will
D. the high school hand and about fsO
high school students
The schedule BE- Hs follows.
oct Canal Dover a. Cambridge
oct thrichEtille at Cambridge
oct 1f-liellaire az Cambridge
oct "a Mouudsville az Cambridge.
oct 1n-Mt vernon az Cambridge
Nov. Cam bridge az Martins Forry
no. -stfubenVille AZ Cam bridge
NOV. L5-Duanc Academy az Cam
bridge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-30
HIGH PLAYERS ON
HOSPITAL LIST
SEVERAL REGULARS VIII BE OUT
or MoUNDsvILLE GAME
SATURDAY.
scrimmags was Held Yesterday Ana
Being Whipped Into Bhape-PlAy
Magnolia Next Week.

With five OF the local high school
football team on the hospital list. Coach
Holden Is whipping his second string
men into condition for the game here
Saturday. The men that are out OF the
game are: Lawrence Wagner. Heller.
Schwalb, Cotton and och. Some OF these
players are out OF the game suffering
with severe colds while others are out
on account Of injuries. None OF the
injured ones s. In a serious condition
and Coach Holden g. making every ef-
fort to get all back ia condition.
The game with Moundsville Saturday
promises TO be a hard one as 10 viii be
necessary for the Old Gold and Blue TO
use several second string men. However
Creighton Is back and this will add
greatly 20 the strength OF the eleven
The Injured men will N possible be kept
out Of the game and given an opportuni-
y 70 get ready for the game with Mag
nOlia, Saturday a week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-30
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
Marshall County Convention Opens
This Afternoon at Moundsville.

The annual convention OF the Mar
shall County Sunday School Associa-
ton opens this afternoon in the Bap-
fist church az Moundsville, and will
close Friday evening. Delegates from
all Sunday schools in the county are
expected to be in attendance. and one
OF the best conventions yet held is
anticipated. The afternoon sessions
will be held In the Baptist church,
while the evening sessions are to be
held in the main auditorium OF the
First NJ. r. church.
Splendid programs have been ar
ranged. and the Sunday school work
ers OF Moundsville have made extern
sive arrangements for the entertain
ment OF the visitors. Several State
Sunday school workers are to deliver
addresses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-30
GREAT RACE In
THE FEDERAL

CHICAGO. Sept 2a-With the Federal
LfhFue pcuuaut rae only nlur more
day. to run thn positions of the fhrra
leaders tonight vas au close that pIffa-
hurgh had only five noInte ndvanfare ir
me percentage column over ST. Inufa
which was crowded into third rlara be
feated Pittsburgh. M pIffahurrH sha,iIf
Jose tomorrow and the other two fsarl-
win. lhlcaru would lead and Sd r.1uIa
cr hand. m rIttahurrh and 81 rai-
should win and Chicago lose. CHICAGO
would hr poor third.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-30
MORRIS HARVEY
DROPS FOOTBALL

INTfNGTON. Vs. Va Sept ID roi.
ioHluT ne recent rruuIuirn lion 10 strict
elirIhIitF rules ny f-nuI fT VILLA nrra-
le'ni n Norris Harvey college The male
voted ir drop football Tor this year
Lfrridrni Wi'liH. IU iHeulna bis rIIrf
.iL i.NInII.H must Hr clean. inferred
.nafIfrn iN fnH rHlrrfl0u 0f fhr strong
iea.n Which have rnnfeudrd Tor the rfafr
.iin pIgI Hnlu Doh fhr HHf few arHa.na
iiartrF college was f1 have uInr.
81 Marshall COLLEGE here on rhantrri..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-30
The Best for plarrhoea.

"Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy is the best medicine
in the market to-day for the purposes
for which IL is intended have used
II for a number of years and IL always
relieved me promptly" writes Mrs.
w. NJ. Munshower. Homer City. Pa.
ObtainAble everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-30
WESLEYAN OFF TO
PLAY WASH-LEE

Special Dispatch 90 the intelligence.
BUCKIANNON. W. Va, sept 2s-The
last day for Wesleyan's practice on the
home field was taken I'D with n drill
nt the charging machine. throwing for
ward passes. signals and dummy
scrlmmaEc. After the practice the
coaches announced the names Of those
who will make the trip 20 Lynchburr.
where Washington a Lee De- met on SAT-
urdhy II included Captain KelIiaon.
Morrison. Heavier. Allen. Wagner. lew
d., Vance. Harvey and HObhltt Inernan.
and Enumakor. blake Singleton. Uerk
Miller. ltcHHegor. and jacobs. hnckfiolf
men. The men are In high rifa and
hope FOR victory over The .anarafe
While the Varsity g. nc I.ynrnHurr the
Reserve wiii be playing Bruaddua fn-
rtitutc 40 phiupui- in The first of thrir
scheduled slN games
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-30
NO INTERCITY BALL
IN new YORK CITY

tEW YORK Sept f1 There euf ts
rp lnfrrrIfF baseball series DOB rrerfar
MrT York Thir vac decided today Id n
CONF 'rrurH % owners OF ffn Wru YORK
.nIlnraiH. Sew work. American and
nfD1flru NHt.nralF held DURING fna haIi
game nf ODE Polo grounds
Nnr club owners If wac said lad
rnne fn ihn combustion fhaf Nra Yarf
lta had enough oft baseball f0r one .ra.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-30
BETHANY ELEVEN
Ta ns-rnforosd and II BEGINNING 20 rake
On Earmarhu Of Eaaf Tonm-Opau
ananun MONDAY

Spec .nl DISPATCH to che Intelligence
HtIIANH. W. Va sept 1g-New
men are HhoWIuF up af The bethany foot
bail camp daily and while Coach Tarr
nnH about 81 iu training be- expects rev-
fral more likely raudIdHfrr within tho
nfhi rev days Among che men that are
ssrtrirn within The next day ur two are
iif burn nnl linHnOu. They are old men
and VII add rraofly to the strength III
fHn eleven.
The ppenipr same viii bel played Mon
nHU with fun Davis nnd EIEInr team
nun lnarn Iarr lH working hard f1 rar-
inrf DE nrgnnirtflDu Tor that contest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-30

INK hklu-lTOuDaes
In a warm bath
with resinol soap
and a simple APP
plication OF res
mol ointment. The
soothing. healing
resinol medication
sinks right into
the skin. stops
itching instantly.
and soon clears
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-30
What to Do for
Itching Skins

There is immediate relief for skins
itching. burning and dishgured by
eczema. ringworm. or similar torment