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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-06
WIN TWO GAMES.

Two victories fell to the lot of the
Max Adler Quality Shop baseball
team on the CoQuillard diamonds,
Monday afternoon. The first game
was won from the Wakarusa Stars
by a score of 3 10 2, while the
Feesers proved easy victims in the
second encounter, 10 10 g.
Wakarusa 49,. 200 900 600 ! >
Quality shop .030 900 OOO-3 0
Summary: Wagner. Richen. Lien
hart. BlOcher. Doering; Hertel and
Hertel TwO-base hits-Goddard r.
Frankel. Davis Base on balls-Off
Blocher, 3 of Wagner. 3; off Her
tel o. Stkoeuts. G.. ; "a. -. F. d.
tel o. Strikeouts-By Blocher. ?;
by Wagner. 3; by Hertel, 10. Sacri-
fee iiies-P. Frankel, Goddard, Doer-
ing. Myers. Umpires-A Foster and
Meyer. Time-i;45.
Feesers ...O2O coo O10- 3 Z
@. Shop ..423 III 13x-16 10
summary: Batteries-Feeser and
Huber; Frankel and r. Fritz Bases
on balls-Of Frankel. 1; of Feesers,
IS Strikeouts- BY Frankel. 10; by
Feesers, l. Sacrifice fies-P. Fran
kel. Fritz, Charter, II. Foster. I'M
pire-Hartel.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-06
SOUMICH CLUBS
STRENGTHEN FOR
SECOND BATTLE
Opening of New Cycle of League
Season on Wednesday Att
ern0On-NeXt Pennant Will
Not be so Easy for HOOSierS.

Reinforced by new players the fre
trailers of the first half or the Sou-
mich season viii open the battle
against the Hoosiers Wednesday az
ternoOn for the next pennant. Reports
from the baseball camps IN the Woly-
crime state are that the quintet OF pi-
lots who are opposing the champion
Hoosiers are taking steps toward
strengthening their outfits with the
hope OF coping the second flag.
Eddie Wheelers Travellers are
scheduled to open the second half al
Springbrook. remaining there for
three days The Traveller boss was
busy Tuesday getting lines on num-
Der of new payers who are expected
10 make the road club strong com
petitors for the pennant News from
Battle Creek, Jackson, Bay City and
Saginaw is that the various managers
have made arrangements for a num-
Der Of athletes 10 report this week.
These new men are expected 10 an in
the weak spots in some Of the clubs.
Both "Ducky" Holmes OF Saginaw
and Charley Wagner OF Battle creek
are preparing 10 give the Hoosiers a
bitter contest for the next bunting,
Danny Jenkins Of Bay City already
has a club which should be a strong
contender for the honOrs. Indica-
tions are that the HoOsiers Win not
have as easy a time in coping tho
second pennant as they did the first
but the koehler troupe is confident
of landing on top OF the heap. Listen
TO I'D Smith on the subject:
Are we going TO VA the second
pennant? If nothing happens TO any
of my players how can il be helped2
OF course the next half viii not be
as easily as the first but the HOLSTERS
are going 10 battle it through with
first place as the only goal
Nothing less that the second pen
nant Will satisfy the Hoosier owner
and the players who have all eN-
pressed their determination 10 lead
the circuit again. Eddie Wheeler also
has hopes of nabbing the rag, as was
Indicated by a little bet made between
he and Smith Tuesday.
Bet YOU a sack of peanuts we
WALTON the life out of YOU Wedncs-
day" sayeth Edward, the champion
boss.
You are on" respondent the con-
hdent Wheeler.
Thereupon the two nickels were de-
posted in responsible 90 hands 20 be
held until the opening game at
SpringbroOk is over.
Bobby Wells. Traveller backsto~ and
president of the club, has left the
team TO Join the Cleveland club of
the American association. Wells in
tends 10 stay with the Indians and
Wheeler is expecting a reliable back
stop to report before the opening
game Wednesday He is also building
up his outfield and there viii prob
ably be some new faces in the gay-
dens when the Travellers go on ths
field Wednesday.
All of the Soumich athletes are &C.
joying a day Of rest today. Joe CIR
dick has gone TO Grand Rapids 70
visit his family. being the only Hoo
sier 10 leave the camp.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-06
FIELDER JONES IS
DONE WITH FEDS
Objects to Umpiring and Wires
His Resignation to st. Louis
0Wner-00eSn't Have to
Play Ball.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. July 6.-Fol-
lowing an alteration with Umpires
Howell and Finneran in the after
noon game between the St Louis
and Kansas City Federal league
teams Monday, Fielder Jones wired
TO Phil Ball, president of the St.
LOWS club, his resignation.
Ernie johnson touched Rawlings
at second when the latter attempted
to steal and Howell ruled that John
son dropped the ball. johnson
claimed he was merely freeing his
hand to avoid being spiked. john
son kicked strenuously on the de-
cision and was ordered out of the
game Jones then made a vigorous
protest which resulted in his being
ordered from the field by Howell. He
refused to go and appealed to Fin
neran, who after an argument told
Jones he would suspend him and
Johnson indefinitely Jones replied:
You won't suspend me because
am through.
After the incident Jones said:
I have stood this incompetent UNI
piring long enough. | don't have TO
play ball when such men are dealing
the decisions and they won't deal
them any more for me-.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-06
REGULARS WIN.

Staging a batting rally in the 18th
inning of their encounter with the
Centrals on the oliver field Monday
morning. the Regulars of the sec
ond ward league won from the Cen
trails. a TO T.
Regulars 232 600 goo OT-f4 II 1
Centrals O2O GOO 800 90 Z s 4
summary: Batteries-Kruck and
Jones; Kuguwa and McKiel. Two
base hits-Lewis, . Napier: Three
base hits Napier. Fox. u. White.
Home runs Fox. Nickel Base on
balls--On Kruck. .; of KujpSa. 3.
Strikeouts-By Kruck. Q; by Kuju-
wa. 3. Umpires-BrOwn szd Babb.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-06
NEWS OF THE BOXERS

KANSAS CITY, Mo, July Jack
Dillon of Indianapolis and George
Chip fought 10 fairly fast rounds TO a
draw here last night. The crowd was
displeased with the bout and during
the hooting tia, greeted the boxers
in the eighth round, deep bass voice
called out. Now kiss" out of 10
fights between these boys nine have
resulted in draws.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. July g.
Charles Lucca, o. Chicago. was given
the decision over Mike MargOtuS, well
ter weight champion OF the 18th
United States cavalry. when the lat
ter suffered broken arm in the fifth
round.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. July 6.-Mil-
burn Saylor. OF indianapolis. won over
Roy Hurst OF Philadelphia last night
Mt. GILEAD, Pa. July 6.-Syl-
vester Elm. "A boxer of LOcustdale.
Pa. died in his dressing room after
a six round bout with John Harvey Of
Shamokin here yesterday.
CANTON. O.. July 6.-Joe Man
dot. OF New Orleans. and Griffiths Of
Akron. O.. fought - rounds 10 a
draw here yesterday.
MEMPHIS. July 6.-Joe yelling Of
Chicago and Joe Azevedo OF Sacra-
mento fought an eight round draw
last night
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-06
BI-STATE LEAGUE HITS
ROCKS AND BLOWS UP

AURORA. H.. July 6.-The BIZ
State baseball league, six-club cir
cult, has blown up-the first minor
league Organiza ton to succumb in this
part of the country this season. Only
four cities. Racine. Freeport. Streator
and Ottawa remain in the league. Ell
gin and Aurora have declared them
selves out after Mondays double
header here. The Ottawa directors
have voted 10 quit if either Elgin or
Aurora dropped out of the league.
A meeting was called a Freeport.
Ill. today bv Prest Parsons OF the
league 10 settle the organization s
financial affairs and close the schedule
for 1915.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-06
DUCKS GET EVEN BREAK

Special to The News-Times
SAGINAW. Mich. July 6.-Sa ginaw
and BAY City eVened a doubled header
Monday. Saginaw winning morning
game. Il 10 10. in II innings, Bay
City taking afternoon game. , 10
Both were suggests.
BAY City 024 10 O10 01-1O Is 4
Saginaw OH 800 III OIL Is 3
LOOmis. CroSsman and jenkins.
Donnelly. Kreske. Higley and Har-
ring.
Bay City go. coo 325 OLLIE 13 2
Saginaw .. 101 $40 600 :
LOomis. Jenkins and Donnelly:
Jones and Harring
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-06
JOLIET INMATES WILL
WITNESS MORE BOXING

JOLIET. H.. July 6.-The prisoners
in the Illinois prison may he treated
10 other boxing exhibitions. following
the success OF yesterdays holiday
feature bouts which were enjoyed by
500 Convicts
The prisoners were most generous
In their applause Of the 60 between
Freddie Gilmore. Chicago lightweight.
and George Gibbs Of New York and
the bout between Johnny Coulon.
former bantam weight champion, and
Frank White
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-06
JACKSON WINS GAME

Special TO The News-Times
JACKSON Mich. July .. - Jack
son beat Battle Creek here this morn
ing 10 . punching seven OF the
eight hits off Curtis in the second and
eighth innings. The bases We're full
with one out when the game was call
I'd 20 catch a train in the latter inning.
RynearsOn and Curtis were both a
bit unsteady but usually braced up
with men on bases
Jackson ..020 100 02-6 /
Battle Creek ....0lt 000 90
Rynearson and Hernandez; Curtis
and DOhhins
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-06
LOCALS DEFEAT GARY
y. VI. c. \. Tennis Players Win al
Singles and Doubles.

The Y NJ. c. A. tennis team OF South
Bend gained first place in the North
ern IndiG IA Tennis tournament Mon
day afternoon when it defeated the
Gary team in two singles and \oue
double
Butterfield OF Gary was defeated
by Elmore of this city i'm the first sin
gle by the score Of 10 and 6-2. Thor
ward defeated Spalding OF Gary by
60 and 81. In the doubles Gilmore
and Thorwald defeated Butterfield and
Spalding by the score. 60. 10. and
81.
The local men have six points to-
wards winning the pennant TO Gary
who is second with four points
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-06
SON OF RAILROAD KING
TO RACE FOR BIG BET

CROOKSTON, Mimi, July s.-Wel-
ter Hill, son of James J. Hill OF St
Paul, and a. $. Harlan OF Des MOines
Ia, Will stage an automobile race for
500 miles. starting at Crockston on
July Il, If the roads are in good con-
dition. The race is to be for a purse
Of $1,000. Hill wagered two 10 one
that he will beat Harlan more than a
city block. and friends Of the two
amateur drivers have wagered large
amounts on the outcome Of the race.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-06
Soumch Clubs VIII Second of Season Wednesday Afternoon

Koehler TO BealL Strike outs-By
Nallandingham. 6; by Glass. D. Bases
on balls-On Glass, ,; of Vallan-
bingham, g. Wild pitch-Vallan-
bingham, p Passed balls-Wells.
Umpire-Pearsop. Time of game
1857.
LOudermiIk \ Master.
In the second game Flint got men
ON bases twice In the fourth Hof-
mans hit got away from kOehler.
Wells flew ont Mulvey beat out a
hit to Grodick. Wheeler poked TO CEN
ter and Eschens throw home nailed
Hoffman. LaFleur hit one in the air
20 BeaH. In the eighth Mulvey triplcd
but Loudermik famed Wheeler.
made LaFleur hit 10 Edmiston and
then famed Beebe.
With the locals everything hap
pened. Three men faced Glass i'm he
first. Then came Eschen's triple Hell
mer's double and Lakes sacrifice but
Beall and Edmiston failed TO deliver.
BrOder got a hit and stole In the
third but KOehler and GrQdick miss
ed their chance TO be a hero
Eschen started the fourth with "A
SLOW hit that hoped away from HOff-
man. Helmer singled. Eschen going
TO third. He stole and two came over
on Lakes single through second.
Harry stole and romped home on
BealIs triple. George counted on the
squeeze when Edmiston hunted.
10 ldermilk famed and Broder vast
ed hit trying "a de-ayed steal
Locals Score Five.
Beebe came 10 the mound I'm the
fifth. koehler was safe on kernan's
error Grodick doubled and he and
Ben counted on Eschen's second
triple. Helmer tripled and scored on
Lakes single. Beall singled. Edmis-
ton flew out 10 Mulvey LoudermilS
was safe. Beall took third and Lake
Louie down and he was safe but Beal
scored on HOdman's boot. They sent
was nipped at the plate. Broder and
koehler walked but Grodick's best
was grouuder 10 Wheeler.
Helmer beat out a hunt and died
stealing in the sixth. Lake got a hit
and stole, but Beall famed. Two hits
in the seventh merely remained hits.
The eighth was a big inning and
the mob enjoyed itself although Gro
dick failed 10 save Eschen his blow.
ESchen singled to right and stole Hell
mer lifted his home run over the
right field fence. Lake singled and so
did EdminstOn. LOudermilk poked
TO Beebe and Harry died at the plate.
Broder forced LOudermilk at second.
but Beall scored Broder stole and
he and EdmistOn counted on Koch
ler's drive TO center. Grodicks effort
IN long one 10 right. was taken in by
Glass.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-06
OVERALL MAY ACCEPT
ST. LAKE CLUB TERMS

LOS ANGELES. Calf. July g.
Orval Overall former star pitcher for
the Chicago Cubs. may accept terms
offered him by Mgr. Blankenship ot
the Salt Lake club. and return 10 the
Pacific Coast league. il was announced
here Tuesday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-06
FEDERAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
American League

American League.
Philadelphia, 40; New York, 2-1.
ST. Louis, 3-9: Chicago, 1-9.
Detroit, SO; Cleveland, rs.
Boston, as: Washington, 90.
National League.
Cincinnati, SIP; Chicago. 81.
st. Louis, 80: Pittsburgh, 1-5.
Brooklyn, 8; Boston 2.
Philadelphia 2 New York. 0.
Federal League.
Newark. z; Brooklyn, /.
St. Louis IA; Kansas City, 0-3.
Pittsburgh. 81; Chicago. %.
Buffalo. So Baltimore. 90.
American Association.
Cleveland. SO: Columbus 80.
Louisville. 17-5; Indianapolis. 81.
ST. Paul. 1872: Minneapolis, 5-3.
Kansas City. 30; Milwaukee, So.
Central League.
Dayton. 3-5: Wheeling. 40.
Evansville. 81; Terre Haute, As.
Erie. p: Youngstown, 5-3.
Grand Rapids, $40; Fort Wayne
IS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-06
YOUNG WOMEN FORM
HOME BASEBALL TEAM

GETTYSBURG. ;. D.. July g.
Twenty young women OF Gettysburg
have organized "A baseball team which
they claim 10 be the only team OF eN-
clusively home talent feminine play
ers in the world.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-06

Sacrifice hits - Lake, Edmiston.
Stolen bases-Broder CD, Helmer,
Lake CD, Eschen. Two base hits
Helmer, Grodick. Three base hits
Eschen CD, BealI Helmer, Mulvey.
Home run-Helmer. Strike outs-by
Glass. 4; by Beebe, 2: by Loudermilk,
s. Bases on balls-off Beebe, 2. Hits
off Glass i'm innings: off Beebe,
3 in 4 innings. Umpire-Pierson
Time of game-1:5O.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-06
FIGHT y DRAW

MEMPHIS. Tenn. July 81
yelling Of Chicago and Joe Azvedo
Sacramento. hghtv Fights. fought ;
S-round draw here Monday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-06
SOUTHERN MICHIGAN
LEAGUE STANDING

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
South Bend, 3-15; Flint, so.
jackson. 6 Battle Greek, 2.
Bay City, 1912; Saginaw, lis.
No games today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-06

South Bend ..0f1 0o1 000-3
Flint -.-.. POP 600 lu0-5
Summary. Sacrifice hits Bcall.
Pahlman Stolen bases Lake Two
base Glass. Three-base hits
Glass Double PLAYS - Edmiston.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-06

No games today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-31
NEW FILM co.
Wellsburg People Organize Moving
Picture Concern To Operate
Producing Company.

Special Dispatch 10 ue InteIligencor.
WELLSBURG. W. Va, Aug 3O-A
new moving picture company was or
ganized in the city OF Wellsburg last
week at the Offices OF Attorney G.. W.
McCleary. The meeting was largely
attended by prominent business men
OF Wellsburg as well as men promin-
ent In moving picture circles from
other cities. At this meeting all the
preliminary steps necessary 10 incor.
poration attended TO and Attorney
McClcary rs now in Charleston with
the necessary agreement in order to
obtain a certificate Of Incorporation.
The new company will be incorpor.
ated for $50. 1000. of which from $4,000
10 $4,000 has already been subscribed.
The capital stock will be divided into
1000 shares AZ $40 a share and from
the rate at which the stock Is now
being sold IL h thought that it will not
be long before the entire 5000 shares
Is sold.
The name Of the new concern will
be the Brinker Croft Film
and headquarters will be on the
Brinker farm. commonly known "a the
Van Croft farm. The farm has been
occupied FOR sometime past BY the
Chateau De Luxe Film Co. and will be
I'm readiness when the new con- any
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-31
McMechen Briefs,

Mr.. and Mrs. John Overstreet and
family. OF Sixth street. are spending
a few days at Columbus. o. visiting
with relatives.
Miss Helen Lowe will leave tomor.
row for Steubenville. O.. where she
will VISIT with her cousins. Misses
Edna and Doris Campbell.
Mrs. Margaret Heisenberg. OF this
city. left yesterday for Newark. o.,
where she will visit with her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kuhn and family.
OF Clarksburg. are spending n few
days with friends and relatives here.
The Wheeling Traction company
has a large force Of men At work max.
ing some extensive improvements 10
their tracks through the Narrows.
DR.. and Mrs. II. S. West. OF Wheel.
ing. were in the city yesterday calling
on friends.
RAY. G. W. Fuller. Jr.. or the Christ.
ian church. Is holding a series of re-.
Vval meetings at the Roberts Ridge
church. this week.
A large number OF local school
teachers are attending Marshall coun.
~ institute at Moundsville this week
Miss Rena Snedeker has accepted a
position az the office Of the Benwood
and McMechen Consolidated Water
company.
Miss Anna Jones has returned 10
her home AZ Cincinnati. o., after a
visit with her mother here.
The delegates 10 the Grand Lodge
Knights Of Pythias will give their re-.
ports Of the proceedings at the regular
meeting OF the local lodge. Knights of
Pythias TO be held this evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-31
AT Il REX.

The Lonesome Heart" and For
the Commonwealth" both wonderful
features. were well attended last
night. The Lonesome Heart. a drama
IN Tour parts. produced BY Mutual
masters and starring Margarita Fisher
Is tull of fun. pathos and love in lust
the right mixture. Miss Fisher Is sun.
ported by an all star cast. including
William A. Carroll. Lucille Ward. Jos.
eph r. Singleton and ROBIN Affair
FOR the Commonwealth. is the ninth
complete three part drama of the
VINO Payst series. Ruth Roland and
Henry King are featured and the re-.
suit Is a realistic portrayal Of life as il
Is seen every DAY. The ending
though not a smiling one. is wholly
gratifying. coming as a natural SCI
quence 10 the action. Pathe's Weekly
closes this interesting program.
Coming Wednesday and THURSDAY
The Masked Dancer. a Broadway feat.
ure starring Anna orr. the d-anseuse
VINO o broadway by storm. Miss
Orr appears az her best in this power.
tul story Of an Oriental maids quest
Tor vengeance. The Tigress. another
broadway feature with Leo DELANEY
and Julia Swayne Gorden. Patbe
color pictures. also.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-31

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-31

on Tomlinson avenue with a severs
cold.
Master Lyle White has returned TO
his home at Williamsonafter a visit
with his uncle. Warden NJ. z. White.
at the prison.
Miss Msdge Crow left yesterday FOR
Marietta. O.. where he has accepted
a position.
The addition TO the Glendale school
building IL rapidly nearing compile.
ton. and will be ready for occupation
when school tar next Tuesday
morning.
Miss Nevada Earnst yesterday un-
derwent an operation for appendicitis.
She is getting along as nicely as could
be expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-31

element in the b. & o. yards Sunday
morning when a blaze was discovered
In a kitchen car. The damage was
slight.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crawley Of Bel
laire were I'm Benwood Sunday visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blake.
Mrs. Herman SpeCht who has been
III a. her home on Eighth street. con.
tinucs TO improve.
Miss Martha Carson Of New Mar.
t%insville r. spending a few days here
with friends.
Mrs. Harry ROseberry who is seri-
ously ~ In the North Wheeling hos.
pital. is slightly improved
Louis Lando. OF Bellaire. was In the
city yesterday looking after the inn.
provements to be made on his new
storcrOOm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-31
MoundsvIIIe Briefs.

Jesse Parsons. OF the east end OF
town. was assessed s. and costs in
Squire r. NJ. Lewis court Saturday
on an assault and battery charge.
The bids for the erection of the
new residence on the state farm were
forwarded to Charleston yesterday.
The Board OF Control will let the con
tract the latter part OF the week.
Andy Meadows. the life termer. who
was stabbed by a fellow convict a
week ago. tonight. Is some what i'm.
proved. and attending physicians are
entertaining some hopes for his re
covery.
Roy Leach has returned to New
~Martinsville after a visit with his par
ents pm Eighth street.
Rev. and Mrs. J.. =. Slage have re.
turned TO their home here from a va.
cation spent about the lakes.
Russell Blair has returned TO his
home in Washington. Pa. after a visit
with friends and relatives here.
]. NJ. Miner has returned to his
home in Pittsburgh after a visit with
friends here for a couple OF weeks.
Miss Evelyn Henderson has return.
ed TO her home at Wheeling after a
visit with relatives here.
Miss Evelyn Boiler will return 10
her home al Delaware. O.. today after
a visit with friends and relatives here.
&. Stroupe will leave today for Deem
Valley. Pa. for a visit with relatives.
Arthur Jackson who is employed al
Akron. o.. after a visit with his par.
ents on Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph White and
daughter have returned to their home
at New Martinsville. after a visit with
Mr.. Whites mother on Tomlinson
avenue.
Miss Mamie Damrum has returned
TO her home at Williamson after a
visit with Miss Betty White at the
-penitentiary.
/ Lewis NJ. Howard. OF Baltimore.
Nd, Is spending a few DAYS in the city
visiting with his parents. Rev. and Mrs.
J. ". Howard.
Harry jenkins Is confined TO his
home on Grant avenue with tonsilitis.
Dr. r. ID. Ice Is confined at his home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-31

Last night the local order OF the
knights Of Pythias held a meeting in
their rooms In the McMechen building
and heard the report Of their DELEGATES
10 the Grand Lodge convention Al
CHARLES Town which was held last
week On account Of these reports a
large number Of the members were in
attendance. "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-31
FROM
OHIO
FROM
rnfsliiEsncsr Bureau
Colum bus. o.. AnR. 20.

Two men killed and n seriously
injured T. the Eesult Of an automo.
bile drivers effort 90 avoid sticking
4 boy on a bicycle On a turn On the
7cioto uatl south OF Maserly. The
dead are Howard Wardlaw. driver
and Johu Hughes. Bert Lawson. an
Sfhsr passenger waE severely crushed.
WardlAg who Was driving a. a h.gh
rate OF speed attempted TO urn aside
10 save the boy. The machine skid
d~d and crashed into a tree. The
bicyclist was not Injured