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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04

The Ballard semi-pro team broke
even In it's two games Sunday and
Monday (Memorial day. with the
Belllngham Elks at Bellingham.
Losing tho first, TO !. Ballard
came back strong in the second,
and hit Berry all over the lot. win
ming. to 2. Holland for Ballard
twirled a remarkable game. striking
out 10 men and allowing only five
widely scattered hits.
The Ballard Beavers defeated
Port Blakeley at Adams field by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04

summary Thres.hass hits=kiiitsr
CadfnAn Sacrifice hn.@Nmlth. cadman
10 Sye. ksyioF. Hoffman stolen bases
smith. Morse Haymoa@. Eastiey. struck
out-ny Ea.tisy q. ~ Hanson 4, Bases
o. haiis-Off Eastlsf I. OF Hanson o
utf ~ pitched ball Eastisy. ny Hnnsau
Double piay-sha~ 20 NJ Nyr 20 Kelly
Time - game 20. Empires i.fneh
Aad TraYy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04

Seattle broke into the run column
In the first inning when Smith
singled. stole second and scored on
Morses hard whang past first East.
ley was going like sweet.running
motor. and the Maple Leaf crowd
never had look.in except when
Haworth scored In the third. Pat
allowed bu three hits. while the
Giants had their batting eyes work.
Ing. and landed on Hanson for IS
hits. two OF them three bagFers
made by Killilay and Cadman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04

Charles Norman. graduate OF
the Broadway high school. and lat.
er OF oberlin college, has Joined the
staff OF the boys department OF the
Y. NJ. G, A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04
ENTRY LIST LARGE

PORTLAND, June 1.-The entry
list for the annual Pacific North
west track and field championships
meet which will be held at Multno-
nah field June II, gives promise
of being the largest In the history
OF the meets. Entries are coming
IN daily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04

Twice Raymond fumbled easy
grognders which entered his terri.
tory. and the runners were safe on
first Raymond had TO stand for a
good deal % ioshing from the
stands and blcachers. lie was told
that a scout from South Park was
In the stand. and 10 be careful
Some one yelled out. Never mind
Tealey, the morning paper will say
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04
THE STARS OPEN letter GETS RISE OUT OF DE- DUGDALE
AMATEUR BASEBALL

lscore Of 10 0. Odson Of the Beay-
twirled no-hit no-run game. John
son. the Beavers catcher. broke his
ankle sliding TO third base. after
getting q three-bagger. Monday
the Beavers defeated the Cluets.
to 1. Larson and Cook starred for
the Beavers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04

The Star did not question Beatty's
high regard" for Dugdale and Ray.
mond. The Star did ask Dugdalc
n he Rold Beatty outright for coin
while his team was at the bottom Of
the league.
Dug stalled. He finally denied It
and said IL was an exchange.
WHERE IL THE MAN DUG GOT
IN EXCHANGE FOR BEATTY
Later Dugdale said that Beatty
was exchanged" AT his own re
quest. as he was not playing the
brand OF baseball he WAS capable
OF playing because OF climatic con
ditions in Seattle.
Five minutes after Dugdale told
The Star this. Beatty was located
on the phone. and he positively and
absolutely denied that he felt the
climate here had bad effect on
his playing.
lie denied he had any thought OF
making a change.
He denied that he had asked Ray.
mond or Dugdale to negotiate any
exchange for him TO 20 TO n warmer
climate.
He denied knowing anything
about the entire transaction. and
said he was satisfied In Seattle. and
wanted to stay here and play. az he
liked the management and the team
Dug's abb sidesteps all other
questions addressed 90 him In The
Stars open letter.
The letter from Beatty evidently
was dictated and written In Dug's
office. II was signed by man
who was leaving town.
The Star is willing 10 leave the
case to the jury OF baseball fans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04

The Vans would like 10 book an
out-of-town game for July 4. Teams
with that date open are requested
10 address II. Carrie. 62i9 Carleton
ave. or phone Sidney 414.
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FEDERAL IEAaIE
COAST LEAGUE
SoHruwEsTERN LEAGUE RrsvLl


At Seattle 9. Victoria 1.
At Aberdeen =. Spokane 4
AZ Vancouver 8. Tacoma q
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All American league games postpone
cold weather.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04

FEDERAL LEAGUE RESULTS
At Kansas City I. pit,sbnrs :.
A. buffalo ~, Brooklyn 1913.
At Chicago ?. 81. Louis ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04

that II was an almost impossible
chance" Later when Raymond
made hit some one yelled.
What's the mattery Did you have
your eyes ahut?"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04

At st. Louis :. Cincinnati 8.
At Brooklyn I. philadelphia ..
At Boston ., New York 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04

Eastley not only pitched fine
game. and was given great support
but he was there with the mace
himself. and HIS hit down the third
base line. with Barth and Lodell or
bases, added couple OF runs TO Sc
attle's score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04

COAST LEAGUE RESULTS
~ ossIsnd-san Francisco Z. Los An
geles :.
Al Los Angeles-venice 1. Salt Lake O..
At Portland Q. Oakland 1.
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LEAGUE May BLOW

CHICAGO, June 4.-Ball players
OF the Western league are given
their choice OF accepting heavy re-
auctions I'm salary or having the
league blow up. Tip O'Neil. presi-
dent OF the league, has asked per.
mission OF the National Association
Of Minor Leagues to suspend the
Western league II the players re.
fuse to accept the reduced salaries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04

Here is tho box score FOR Thurs.
tuxse uafu.f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-04
Alibi Is
Given by
Beatty

The open letter addressed 20 -.
L. Dugdale. owner OF the Seattle
baseball team. on this page on June
2. got a rise out OF the magnate.
In the Friday mornings mail
came an alibi from Dug.
The alibi, I'm the form OF n letter
signed by Jack Beatty. former first
baseman OF the Seattle. doesn't get
past.
II doesn't answer any OF the ques.
lions asked Dugdnle by The Star.
Above all. Il does not hold water In
the face of the statement made by
Beatty TO the sporting editor Of The
Star when Beatty was given his
first knowledge by The Star that he
had been sold TO Los Angeles
Dug's alibi follows:
sporting Editor. star. Ciiyi My Deas
sir.--k~pis inE Ia your open letter 20 mo
that the inrios~i letter. signed by Mr.. ..
w beatty, IL seif-sa planaiory.
Your. very truly,
SEATTLE BASEBALL CLUB Assn.
ny %. y. DuoDAI.E. President,
Here Is the enclosure.
To whom u May Concern. A great
deal Of controversy I'm. arisen In eonn~c-
tion with my transfer from the seattle
baseball eiub To the 10. Angelic. baseball
club. alsh 10 state that my regard for
President %. y. Dagdsis. Manager Ray
nond and the seattle riBb IL 81 the high
esf possible nature. . regret exceeding "
that climatic conditions have pre-, enied
m. from showing my true worth on the
seattle club. Have played almost the
entire period of my baseball service In
warm climates. and the peculiar climate
Of the Northwest .eem~d Ia prevent me
from playing tho brand Of baseball . am
capable Of playing. Isr that reason alone
. ma, glad TO be rnink 20 a warmer ell
mate. and nan most grateful 10 Mr.. Dug
dale and Manager Raymond for tb~ir
efforts which have made n possible for
mr. To play In a warmer climate.
Yours ssry truly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-06
CHURCH PICNIC
Chapline Street Methodist SUNDAY
School Holds outing at eianey's
Grove.

The members and friends of the
Chapline Street NJ. r. church sunday
school enjoyed a picnic and ounting
at Blaney's Grove Yesterday afternoon
and evening. Two special cars OF
the West Virginia Traction and Flee
trio company conveyed the picnickers
to the grounds in the early morning
brought them back to the city last
night
Very tempting refreshments were
served on the Grounds and all of the
two hundred present enjoyed ne al
ternOon exercises. 4 baseball game
between the married and single men
was staged. the single men winning
10 The following athletic pro
gram was rendered:
Boys lONyard dast. won byCiar-
ence Kerr. prize. baseball bat
Girls GA years old J0-yard dash.
won by Theo1e Bartlett. prize. break
fast cap.
Sack race FOR boys. won by Foster
Jones. prize. baseball glove
Three legged race. won by louis
Jones and Archie Pelley: prizes. TWO
baseblls
Potatoe race for girls. won by Ruth
Bandi
Ese race. won by Miss Letha
Friend
Nail-driving contest for ladies'. won
By Mrs Brookbank
The folloWins committee was m
charge. M Alvin Winters. Edgar
Meyn. Walter Morrison and r. 4.
Leonhart
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LET CONTRACT
FOR TEST WELL
BOARD OF CONTROL ACCEPTS ain
OF WARRlck DRILLING co.
John Coleman TO Test Water AZ Sis.
terS Island--lmportant Step
Toward Filtration.

An important step towards pure
water Tor Wheeling was taken yester-
DAY morning when the Board OF Con.
troll awarded the contract for the
drilling Of test well At Sisters Isl.
and. The contract was awarded "a
the Warrick Drilling COMPANY At
onauyHide, D, al their bid of 900
rms u $3.50 below tho estimated roet
business men have agreed To- stand
the expense Of drilling this we'll IN
,ounell refuses 10 appropriate sun.
The contract for testing the water
was awarded 10 John Coleman. we'll
known local chemist Eight foets viii
De made Tor the sum OF $50 The
nlddcrs Tor the drilling were lance
Kinney. r.. Bellaire. sf25. Ohio Val
~ lrilllng Company. MpIIaburg
tka'. and Warrick Drilling COMPANY
shady side. o, 1920 Tho driIlcrs viii
furnish ali pipe. for teninch we'll
Ihe wei viii be drilled eight feet
and tested after DO has been pumped
ior % hours. Mr. Coleman will take
De samples IN person from this feaf
m VIII then DO drilled To- fs ffrf and
pumped aa before and test taken
Another test viii b. taken at % fref.
ana 20 On until a hard rock base is
found The object OF fhie test BE- fo
decide what depths would b. better
Vol system OF filtration
should evrfyhlne prove safiaf1cfo.
~ council viii be- asked t1 draw up
bono issue covering fht EXPENSE nf
INSTALLING such "a system Mrtur EIrF
stated yesterday that boo was HIghIy
pleased wifh the outlook for q Hitra.
ion system
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-06
PICNIC AT PARK
Oelesates 20 christian Endsasor Cen
sention tnloS Delightful Ostina
Yesterday Afternoc-

The open air meeting and OUTING OF
me Christian EndeaVor d.l.rat.-
held yesterday al Wheeling park
proved a very pleasant AFFAIR In.
speaAers Nho delivered address.s
49,, Gaze Charles Earhart
ivsii smith and karl Lehman
foiioNing the meeting a Ngry fnt.-.
sl.hs pfosram VAS rendered mr..
pr ~ tNent as a laughabls contest Ia
m C'leEatss were equally
divided into two divisions and III ~.
toss OF hat one side was AZ .,,n M
while the other side Vas fo r.~l-fr
silent Anyone found LAUGHING -
immediately taken by IN. Other 80.
t tl,N 'N.t, thls event proved a draw
netNe'n IN" two sides The next Vas
the passing Of thirty peanuts from me
rnd 10 the other two lines and M.
.lue Mhlch won two out OF tnres, trials
Vas declared the winner The Hum.
l ,.! N'TS me winners Of this event
III wRecl Ms'' men J66 s Tsiay Mac Tase
GRAFTON ladies second and Park.rs'
ugIk men third place In the contest
81 speakers against officers. as 10 VINO
'oulu eat oyster crackers the quickest
ne speaker. consiLing OF Karl Lob.
mann. +. y. Gates. Homer Welrb ana
Miss Pearl Smith. we're winners
IN the girls 5Nyard dash Nfss
Martina Boyd OF this CITY. was frst.
Alss Mar garet Rather. Fairmont. sec.
ohd and Miss Minnie Hleman. Hunt.
ington. third
Young mems Kenneth Burns
falrmont. first. and Robert Knode
Parkershurg. second
Mems race-Homer WEIGH. Grow.
Oiiy. "a. first. and y. p. Gates. Chi
cago. III. second
wing Gum contest Earnest
i5'11uLlas' farkersburg. nrst. Minnie
hllcman. HUNTINGTON second
The Officers chewing gum contest
was won by Black and Welch
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-06
P.R.R. OFFICIALS
Arrived m the City last Eyenina 20
Make Inspection o. Company's
Holdings

a number of prominent psnnsy-
vania Railroad company officials ar
rived 10 the city lasf evening Boo tnar
private car from the east f0 spend
today on an inspection tour of thn
section
The party was rer. stored a. one
Hotel Windsor ior Pho uI1ht and our
ine The evening held conference
with several local official.
The party was headed o. General
Superintendent s. KIDD Dr Fra ...f..
nufFh division. arrumulT Hf Do
Harris j. y sherman r. Bower. 10
vs.. Hil. 2 Do Watts. % DO urrrsr
sen and J.. %. Ilourk rf luiunnu
and Cleveland
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-06
REV. W. H. FIELDS HONORED
BY CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORERS
LOCAL MINISTER ELECTED TO
WORLDS VICE PRESIDE NcN.
Annual Convention Encs Yesterday.
Next Will Be r+eid in Fairr,ont
New Offcers Installed

West Nrginia's Ganual Christian
Endeavor convention came 20 a sue
g ssful close last evening with the
INSTALLATION Of the officers for the
coming year = = Gates. Illinois
held secretary. had charge Of the Ger
cmony. IN which each % cial plcdced
fimseh 90 Nork without letup Tor
the society. The officers installed
were.
President. Louis p. black. clarks-
burg
Vice President. Guy a. Mckee.
Martins Ferry
Secretary. Miss Lena Rutteucujtsr.
Clarksburg
Junior superintendent Miss Deane
Gilliland. Chester
Superint, ncent OF Prison Work.
Harry PennybaCkcr Parkfr-uifc
Wheeling
Mission Work. Mrs Bertha McKin-
ney. BurnsyillC
Sales Agent. Miss Marraret Bog
gess. Clarksburg.
Transportation Manager. ". X.
Barnes. Fairmont
Rev. Fields Honored
The Rev " "a. Fields. pastor OF
the First Christian church. Wheeling.
was honored by being elected world 8
vice president TairmOnt was chosen
as the next convention city. the meet
inEs To be held June 2J-25 OF next
year
At the meeting last evening the re-
ports OF various committees were
heard and approved All showed
most progressive work during the
past year. The address OF Karl Leh-
mann issued a challenge To the world
In the name OF 'hc society. II was
a pledge Of greater effort 10 come
Morning Session.
The morning session opened when
the milkmen were making their
rounds at 9 o'clock. Louis r. Black
led in prayer This was followed by
breakfast at the y. NJ. &. A. Later
the officers reported their work T..
! u. Gates then gave some sound ad-
vice on their duties. and the election
followed. Karl Lehman closed the
session with a plea for the officers to
secure more Of the high school young
, people for Christ
Afternoon Picnic
At 2:3c the delegates poured into
Wheeling park for an afternoon pic
mic. Along with the froliC some seri-
Gus work was accomplished &. =.
Evans was TO have made an address.
but he was called away in the morn
Ing r y. Gates spoke on the pocket
books Of the society urging that they
be kept open to carry on the work
Miss Pearl smith discussed more of
the junior work Attorney Charles
NJ Esrharf. o. Wheeling. spoke OF the
prohibition work OF the society Their
Karl Lehman conducted a quiet
hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-06
MANY LEAVE FOR
ATLANTIC CITY
OVER PENNSYLVANIA ROAD LAST
EVENING EoR soJoURN At
RESORT
Baltimore a Ohio 20 Run Excursion
70 Same Point Next THURSDAY
Niqht

large number Of Wheeling dis.
trict people left last evening a. e 30
O'Clock over the Pennsylvania road for
a two weeks stay Al Atlantic Citv.
taking advantage Of the excursion to
the popular resort. that are being run
every two weeks over this road during
the summer. Next Thursday tvening
the y a o. will run an excursion 10
Atlantic city from the local station
-, VINE ihere were. quite a number
ot persons from Wheeling proper 20
lake IN the excursion last nlRht' there
MeIg, however. comparatively large
n ibs PET, from nearby gyms 10 aboard
Among those leaving last evening
Mr and Mrs Frank p. Mcneil
AL and Mrs John J Conif and
Joseph speidei
~ p Jones
Mr and Mrs Parker MrCammon
NJ and Mrs y SchmeicheI
NJ and Mrs T. BuchHo
ana Mrs u. A Robinson
Edward Haziotf
= and s,, Mrs Weller " Delbey
~ and Mrs A j Noome
r and Mrs = p Glass
W and Mrs a A'schramm
W ana Mrs p e DrIehorsf. wal
ter Edward and George Driahoref
Miss Marie Maionev
Mrs ~ y Wai0ney
Miss Margaret farkir
Miss Mamie LydIck
Miss Edna Hano
Miss Meta O.urlcn
Archie Boston
Mra MARY y Mcconnell
Mr and Mrs Elmer "a gfarEev
Mr. and Mra "a Handy
Mr and Mrs ~ A Albright
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'Ir and Mrs l. J. Knoke

Mr. and Mrs l. J Knoke.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Ware
Isaac Blum and son. Melville. Bel
laire
David u Darrah. Bellaire.
John McGrew. Bellaire.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas J. Mitchell
Bellafre
Dr. g. s Starkweather. BeIlaire
MI and Mrs. N. l. Simmons. War.
wood
d. Arthur Higgins. Bellaire
Miss Elizabeth McCabe. Benwoodr
Mr and Mr. John Tompkins. TYLER
county
NJ. and Mrs Oakley seibert. New
Martinsville
p. j. MOrEan and family. Pine
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sorlct 70 RrvCRNCN
Est-rtys IMPROVEMENTS Under WAY
A. Oar No a.

TOE fHIruIrr rnfIra be- been cont
orc f1 rHafHrH Hri r.infr bF o. Col
m lrrrrI Hf Ira .nruH 90 EnrInerra
hrw IrHrrHfnr uf fha fffH
IEffHn... District uIIf fraf11artara
rF I.H..rrH.
IHr "Hr'fHrfHr HH Dam SO IA
woodland Nn nr Trr hrear
IHr ..H.....fHr nf nIfIrnraI .aarr
fau ftf..f.rr IrH rHar fran 0arar.
Dam H frrf from fHr Wf.f EIrnria
shore IrHnH rIrHT HHfIHuaF ~
20 irrf brfurfn fre river uau and
rnnrrfnr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-06
CLOSING OUT
SAKE 5ros. Are Closing Out Exten
siye stock IN Grand Clean
UD SAFE

OWNS 10 the retirement OF one of
the members 81 the firm SAKE Bros
No. lI4f Main street. the popular
price CLOAK and suit especially store.
are compelled 90 dispose Of their en-.
tie store. EvCrythinc must BE- sold
fcEardlcsE 81 cost OF value. as this
change noccssitatrs % reorganization
of their different stores % D. vour
chance fu secure wearing appar I
such Hs coats. suits dresses. skirts
and even furs AZ practically your own
price All day Friday tho store will
DO closed boz order 10 arrange and
mark stock Saturday morning a. q
o'clock the sale starts and in 90 DAYS
everything must be- sold
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-06
AUTO PARTY
Arrives m City From Extended EAST.
en- Tour on Way Home In
Interior % Ohio

lHH evening on automobile tourinC
party IuU posed ~ U ID norton ana
D. NaIfrra of Gainesville. ONO.
Hu| Ir.I NHIffuhurE Uf Ashland.
ohio arrived Ou fEsir way home
fr" Hr extend "A eastern tour ~ sew.
H.IEH
INl rrrIE vac registered Of tho
H.If. Windsor for fHs r.anf and aIi
leave frI wnrr.HE Nr N0rf0u. VINO
.r.. .Nr 'Hrur TOURING car. rHIn
fNf f"nfH h.fu"Hn Baltimore end here
Hr. r srUrIrrI condition with only q
fFu Bad .Ir.| .HrH near fnIa Hfafe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-06
One Cent Sale!
Thurs. Fri. Sat-. Aug. I2-I3.I4
Wheeling's Big Drug Sale
The Second Article for One Cent

Special, Padova Cigars 10 cents. for lie
spteial-bernia Viva, liquid pow
der. bottle ......-...-. 51e
Specialize Ivory soap II oahes &C
hexan Tooth Paste, one tube
25e 800. ........--'- 2 tubes acc
size lsc ..-..... ....-...... 2 cans Ice
large t!ze, one can 2Sc cans acc
HeNan sarsaparilln Tonic One
bottle 7sc ........ bottles 76c
Moneyback water bottle. one
bottle $3.50 ...... 2 bottles Al 81
Lord Baltimore Linen Writing
paper. One package 2se for acc
Violet Dulc9 Vanishing Cream
One Jar soc .......-.....2 Jars sic
Stork Nippler. Each SC ........2 for 6c
NiIriea arc ..........l2 Nipples ale
Bouquet Jeaniee Taloum Pow
der One tex soc ........2 boxes Sic
Rcxan Toilet soap, one cake
loc 900. ..-......... q CAKES lie
Harmony Shampoo, one bottle
soc Observation-Disclosures. 2 bottles Sic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-06
At TIE REx

THE Plundrr.r." FEATURING wn.rr.
Fanum. will bs tho attraction ar frIs
theatre today and tomorrow Trru..e
drama 0f love. Tho lu.f fnr t.H.r.
'nd deadly hatred Charlie fHarHrs
VII lalso d. seen Iu h.a Infr.f too
reel comedy. The Woman Do M
positively scream and HHf rrt.r
been shown .n WHrsIrr before
ia'hrH Weekly viii .IDu aU IaaIIrr
events COMING Monday arf Tn.arar
Milestone of life. Mutual f.arHr.
Houses OF Glass. al complete three rHrI
drama Of fra Who Paws arrfrr
ra'hc's Weekly also
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-06
At MT ZION CHURCH.

Communion services will be held az
Mt Zion church on next sabbath
afternoon. August =. sunday school
M SO .. M. PreachIng a. 20 p m.
Rev. " L. lienthorne. Of ArmstronEs
Mills. will conduct the services I'D
worth League Boa the evening begins
a. $50 and viii BE- led By Miss Min
ME Thompson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-06
COUNTY COURT.


Harry " Hart. Of Pittsburgh. and
Mary a Haley. 81 Washington. "a.
For the estate OF the late Hugh
hoyd. 81. Alan "a Robinson was
named administrator with bond Fixed
~ 500 ". y Robinson was named
surety with W W Rogers. A W
RAIDER and V , sumorson. appraisers
Deeds
Joseph Gantzer and wife TO p
George Ganfzer lots 90 and 81 in
Nichols addition Consideration. $40
Mary a Terrin 10 Alden 7. Tcrriu
lots 20. 90 and 30 I'M lanes addition
$40.
10 EdginEton Lane Consideration.
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ofEhA COFFEE
- ~ DOC .s..s... ...... ID 10
SHAVING sUPPLura
An Opportunity for Our Patrons
one Coupon Free with Each As Cent

When you have accumulated twenty
uH. with S4ss Iu cash. ami Won vii -
entitled fu one Of the Hl-risos Fffirrss
cold horder Dinner sets. which We
pave ON display af our store
= II III only POSSIBLE Tor us fn make tffs
unusual offer through cooperative buv.
INK by the 1000 KeNall Stores Ia IN
nitsd States
10 would he Impossible for any ras.
terry 20 manufacture az many 81 fhsss
sets a. The trNal Stores could cell al
800. fur that reason We are restrict.
INK the offer Co our patrons
Two Coupons Pre- with each as cent
Purchase
kcNnU HemeuisH and Toilet prefst. q,
tiuns-i.irgctt or FsuWaY ruulv=N u.
Jet bulcr. Harmony ur Houuef Ieauios
Perfume and Toilet ArfIrIea-gVHns
uhOnN Lawn StHfiourry Maximum -
Monogram Rubber Goods ruacut safe
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Epigrams of Veteran Player.

Thomas Santschi says that he has
been greatly helped in his career as a
picture actor by the wise advice of his
friend the late Kyrle Bellew. Some Of
the beloved players epigrams are as
follows
"Affectation Is the chain that binds
the average actor to medlocrity."
Stage tricks are fascinating
weapons with which to fight for public
approval, but they are boomerangs
rather than sure shot rifles"
An actor Of inferior native talent
will triumph over his clever colleagues
If he develops with more regard for art
than bluff"
Never should an actor convey to
an audience the suggestion that he is
either looking at himself or listening
to his own voice with fondest apprecia-
ton"
The actor should carefully discrim.
mate between two attitudes--conceit
and dignity-the one is destructive,
the other constructive.
1t would be an easy matter to name
some screen actors who would do we'll
to ponder the last two Of these say
ings