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WILLIAMS GETS BOTH TITLES,
Cant. Cutler stars In Doubles and
singles successes.

RosToN. May 20.-Williams College
won the New England intercollegiate
lawn tennis doubles and singles cham
pionship at Longwood to-day. Capt. G.
T.. Cutler and r, s. Maynard easily dis
posed OF n. 4. Woodbridge and II, r.
Stewart OF Massachusetts, Tech In
straight sets. g., "a. "a. This
afternoon Cutler disposed Of s. A. Ed
sail OF Trinity in tho Ana round OF
singles, e.. "a, e.
The williams team played consistently
throughout tho doubles. Edsall was q
member OF the 1914 champion doubles
team. Williams's victory in the doubles
WAS its first since 1905.
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Montreal.
strong ut start aud Finish.

Cathedral College opened and finished
strongly in defeating 81. Peters College
of Jersey city In it's annual baseball
game at Bronx Oval yesterday nv a
score of ~ to &. Farrell. the victor's
pitcher, had two bad innings. but he
allowed only seven hits II famed
eleven batters. Haughney, the Cathe-
dral captain. made four hits, which in
cluded two doubles, The score:
r. II. r..
Cathedral. a a x-l2 IL 3
81. Peter's... q o 0 0 o o o. 3 4
Observation-Disclosures. Farrell and Shana-
han 81. Peters. Mnhan and McCOrmick.
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AMHERST NABS FIRST GAME.
Trounces Williams, ~ to q, After
Being Four Runs Behind.

AMHERST. Mass. May 2o-Amherst
won It's nrst game with williams here
II looked Dubious for Amherst at the
start when Williams crowded four men
across the plate in the first three in
nings. At this point Amherst started 20
bal, Young hard n tied things up In
the fourth. A batting rally In the
eighth produced eight runs for Amherst
and drove Young to the bench. Robin
son OF Amherst was relieved in the third
by Goodridge. who held the visitors safe
all tho rest of the game. The score
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CONSISTENT, BAD
IN EVERY PHASE OF GAME
Poor Pitching, Light Batting and Shoddy Fielding Make
Path Of Pirates to Victory Easy
Mediocrity Excels Punkocrity.

Western teams in The National
League were on the warpath yesterday
and made a clean Job Of II. They o
every game. The Pirates were the ones
to beat the Giants and to fling them
back into last place. Tho Reds won In
Philadelphia. and the Cardinals In
Brooklyn. Tho Cubs. walloped In
Greater New York. turned and drubbed
the champion Braves
Yesterdays Results.
Pittsburg, s; New York. 2.
81. Louis, g. Brooklyn. ].
Chicago. 4. Boston, 2.
Cincinnati, 6. Philadelphia 2
Detailed STANDING Of the Clubs.
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HUGHES A QUEER MIXTURE.
Fans Eleven. hut Otherwise IL Ma
star aud Cubs whip braves.

BosToN, May 2o.-Pierce held the
Nfales to five hits to-day and he Cubs
won, I to .. AS "A strikeout twirler
hughes was ALL that could he desired.
'ahn!rr eleven. but he let 90 a wild
llo1 after Williams had tripled in the
second and that gave the visitors a run,
\ double, a pass, "A single. a steal n
d nun Ply MaGee allowed three Cubs 10
sd'op home during the seventh. rhe-
ans work around third was a large
factor In the champions downfall. The
score:
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WILLIAMS
AMHERST.
T0tnIs-, ~ II VI II .
.Rntted for Brumbaugh in the ninth inning

.Battcd for Brumbsugh in the ninth inning
VILLAIN. .''''"''''' sS"cd 80
Runs-Rome. :: Goodrich. McTcrnan. Good
ridge. . Swasey. 2: Brown, .: See, g: Toolan,
clark. swain. Parsons. Michler. Powell. Left
IN hascs Amherst, .; Williams, -. Stolen
bases -Toolan, Clark, Michler, Swssey, q:
Goodrich. Sacrifice hits Rome. See, Double
plays-Goodrich and Monroe: Bowen and
BrIimbaugh First base on bslls-On Bowen,
4: on Robinson. .: on Goodridge. Z. StrucK
out -Ry Young, 81; by Rowen, 3: by Robin
son. !: by Goodridge, II, Passed balls-Scc,
Powell. .. Tmpires-Lush and Lincoln, Time
= hours and 10 minutes.
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weslcyau BInnkcd by Vermont.

RrRLINGToN. Vt, May 2O.-The Uni
versi,y of Vermont defeated wesleyan
This afternoon ny n score OF 5 To o. Tn"
visitors were Incapable OF connecting
with the ball when hits meant runs and
did not get further than second base
MacLelland kept the hitting or the YER
monters down. but passed six men. The
score:
Uesleyan..... oooo 900 % :
m .-..,. o. ~ ! - r"
Batteries-MscLelland and Chaplin; Gill
bert and Mayforth.
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DALE ECLIPSEs ALEXANDER.
PhilIics 10 Four C1outs
while Reds Punish Rail Hard.

Pu~lLArELpurA. May 2o.-Thc PhilliHs
got only four hits on Dale to-day, while
Alexander was hit hard ard Cincinnati
won hy 6 ~ 2. Both the Ph!llies' runs
werc homie run drives by Cravath and
Becker. The score:
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Run--Cravaih BeCker, TeaCh . Hcr7oE :,
Groh. Mollvit7 TWO hSsr hiis zach.
Herrog SarriGrc hts- Bancroft, Nlehoh.
Herzos. Wade Klllior. Dale, stolen base
Dooiu Three ha-r ha Leach Home. runs
Rocker. Crsva'h left on bases philadel
phta. I: Cincun1u. = Struck out ny Alex
ander. &: by Dale. & FIRST base on error
Cincinnati First base on balls ON Dale. g.,
on Alexander. l Umpires Rlgler and Hart
Time hour and " minutes
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Houston, 8; Shreveport, 0.
Galveston, 3: Fort Worth, 8,
Dallas, 3; beaumont, 2,
Waco, 5; san Antonio. 8 thir'e-n In
1ings).
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South Atlantic League.

Albany. 4; Charleston, 2
savannah. 8: Columbus. . Ol innings).
Jacksonville, 4; Columbia, !,
Macon. .; Augusta, . Is innings; rain).
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Colonial League.

Hartford. ,, New Haven. I?
Springfield. & Pawtucket, e..
Rrockton. .; FAN River, 2,
Taunton, 0, New Bedford. s.
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~Runs-Dolan. J MILLER, SNYDER. Stengel.
First base on errors ~. Louis l Left on
bases ii LOUIS. s. Brooklyn. : Two base
hits Hyatt. stencil. Whes, Bases on ball.
sallee. Z: by Doll. . stolen bases Dolan,
schultz, ! Miller Sacrhce hit j. Miller
Double play sallcc. j Miller and Hyatt
I'mpire in chief KLEIN, field umpire. Emelie
Time hour and 81 minutes.
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Totals "A SCI Is

Totals 81 81 l6 .
'haiied for p%srryman IN the sixth innins
'bEtsd for Wellman IN thr fourth innlhs
fBa''cd for James IN the ninth ming
New York w Q q q 0 o %
-. IouHs.. ....... q o \ . n n o -
Runs severed. Lsvan Peck,nnaugh. High,
S,sok Harrzcll Two base hits High, Pratt,
hathON Howard. stolen bases Malsel. -
ll.h HI by pitched ball by WARRIOR
,Wa',h, Bases on halls-Of WARRIOR, =; on
u,rerryman @; on James, |. Struck out-By
tmprc-- Connolly and Chill. Tlme-l hour
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New York state League.
AT ELMfRA.

n, II y
I',ica ....... o a % |
.,..., 0 o o | - z
BAtteries-Uttca. Brewer and MacDon-
oush. Elmira, Dessau and Bemis.
AT TROY.
r. II. r.
Albany, ...... 90 o. r
Troy. ........ - .
MISUNDERSTANDING. Weiss. Jacobs and
O'Connor, Maggie. Troy. Parsons and Fitz-
gerald.
AT BINGHAMTON.
r. II. r.
Syracuse. .... 5000 o o-l Q
B~inghamton. 0 0 3 0 - 0
Neutrality-suspicious.. Bell and Tyler;
Binghamton. Adams and Peterson.
AT SCRANTON.
n, II, r.
wiikesbarre 1000 00s - 2
scranton 80. 5000 ~ .
Batteries - WtlkesbRrre. Meyers and
Rogers; Scranton. Scull. Duchesnil and
Miller,
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American Association.
All games postponed Crain.)


Annex, &
Good Counsel. &; Our LADY ~ Victory, !
Erasmus Grade ar. 0; Grade IA, o.
T.. X. l3i, .; Stuyvesant Trianglcs, 4
Tgiangles. IL; fremont Juniors. 4
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Des Moines. 2; Denver. /.
All other games postponed. rain.
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New England League.

Fitchburg. 2; Worcester. :.
Lowell, 4: Lewiston, T.
LYNN. G; Lawrence, 2
Portland, I; Manchester, 4
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Kuns-HrandeN, LahadIe, Dohovhn, Kc"tIus'
Bills, Burpee, johnson TWO base hit
Sheehy. Sacrifice hit waltz stolen bases -
Sheehy. Donovan. heating Bills .Burpec
Struck out-By Ferguson, .: by Men amara
D: by johnson. \ Bases m balls on Fer
suson, /; off johnson 3 Hts on Ferguson.
s In two and one third inningt. on McN1
mara. 4 In Ave and twothirds Innings Len
on bases Michic an. a. Cornell, 3 Donhl"
rlay-Brandell and Nal'hy Passed balls
benton =. VT nv pitChcd ball bv Ferguson
oBiii.D Umpire Flynn of Buffalo Time
I hour And e. minutes
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hickey BRINGS UP
RESERVES IN VAIN
TRY TO STEM TIDE
But Yankees, With Command
inc Lead. Protect It Against
Every Brown Attack.
WEILMAN GOES WAY OF
FELLOW LEFT HANDLERS

Yesterdays Results.
go york. I 81 Louis. :.
n.,,oit Philadelphia trainl.
pstesro.Bos'on 1wet %groundsl.
Observation-Disclosures tcold weather..
p.,si,rd standing Of the Ciubs.
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~ Buffalo.

Jersey CITY a. II. ooolnnoon-l 7
nun,lo H. Ill.,. in3On0nnN-t o
R.t.prieS-Iersev CIV, Workout. Thomp
son, wiltse and Yelle; Buffalo, Fullcnwider
and casey
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BASEBALL, Polo Grounds To-day. 3;3e
r. NJ. Giants W. Pittsburgh.--Adp.
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Port.%ou.h, 3; Newport News O.
Rocky Mount, o. Petersburg. . tnins
innings; darkness).
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Resulta.
Chtcsgo-Brooklyn I'VE, grounds
Buffalo. II. 81. Louis, !,
Ptttsburg- Baltimore train).
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Totals. ~ 7?iw Totals. 10 81 . :
.Bat,ed for Mcnamara IN ninth inning
Michigan q o n q a %
Cornell ..... : n n q o n -
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LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Newark. 8; Rochester. 8
Buffalo. a. Jers~- city. l.
Richmond. : Montreal. I.
Toronto, ia; Providence. &.
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.~BAsEBtLL TO-DAY, EBBETS FIELD.
siooklyh vs.. 81, Louis, $3.50 =. Adv.
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Newark ~ LD.. nnnnInto- . .
Rochester u. h.. OoOo0olo- 3
Batteries Newark, En2mann and Heck
niger. Rochester. Huencke. Herohe and
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Pacific Coast League


Los Angeles, 4; Oakland. Q.
Portland. 8; Venice. 4.
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Winston Salem. 4: Greensboro, 2,
pufhaW g. Asheville. o.
Nlelgh. 3; Charlotte. ! item inninEs),
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At Toronto.

pro,iaanc O 2 o. + 4 ?
roronto ... I 800 + X-l6 90 n
R,ttcr,es-prnvidrnc- O'Brisn, Comstock
and Haley, Nastermar Toronto, McTigue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-21

Newark In Rochester,.
Jersey cry IN Buntlo
Providence IN Toronto
In Montreal
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SUHF ~ , q 70 .
'ba''ed for Bresnahan in seventh inning
Chicago 900 o.,
Boston n n n q o.
Runs zimmerman, Safer, williams, Nc
Larry schmidt, Smith, Two base Iim'
h,..wlrnams. Sacrifice hit-Smiih. Stolen base
man and SAFER; Gowdy and Marsnyilie, Left
On balls on Pierce. 4; on Hughes, l.. First
oase on errors Chicago, I: Boston, l. Struck
o1,-By Pierce, I: by Hughes, II. Wild pitch
! hour.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-11
Senator's SoltthpalO is G.Uen
Bjq Send off in NelO Orleans

"Ted' Herbert Pitches No Hit Game There Sunday and
Sport Writer on the Item Urges His Purchase by the
Southern League Club
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-15

lh.ns becoming all To be gone and
seeing mo- hope left for them in M.
world they bare their naked snnl.
'o 'i'h other with shameless cou
my, E".h speaks for himself ht
l,IIN ana with terrible earnestnys.
'N'l' A NOW no attempt Ia conceal
amy lhnE mo beating about the bush
ID" umlu arllrU'N only thai natural
hnsDness which seems so much N rprr
oi almost every human being assert,
l,soll TN thus crisis sharply aud with
startling clarity II for nothink cls,
uul ,or ms scene posterty viii ry.
member George NJ. Cohan.
a witty man recently asked in o.
tone ot raIllery, why not -writ, n.
history of the drama from Shnkcs.
peafc To Geo. NJ C0hanY"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-15

der Fiddlers' will take up the march
for Dallas, and the Alexander Bros.
and Boil oliver will also conclude
With aonIghtS performances Conn
Ing, Mr. Ben smith singing comedian
formerly a partner uf Mr. Hughla
jennings manager of the Detroit IT.
gers, will create fun by the mile.
Nichols Sisters Kentucky Bellies
are accredited as being the best
known and most appreciated minstrel
women Don America credit TO
burnt cork WIN and Kemp, "Acru-
battle NoNulists' have devised new
stunts entirely different aud far SUI
poriur Co tho usual run OF tumbling.
The new pictorial program includes
three superb picture PLAYS. and In a
general summing up the new bill sug-
gcsts itself ass the best ever 20 open
! the mid-wcck change ot the Lyric.
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HI the 7heaters

cIliousuoss that is $50 Characteristic
~ the cultured. mani
There are passages In this play
chat ans GuWltist might have been
proud tn have written Here is say
age s1l.r. Ningiug and truthful
There .s .u. scene In particular that
E truly murkablc. Five men and
l woman lrv seated In the sitting
luum O.. deserted summer hu'.
uu.s.dn winter storm is madly blow
Irs lu Hg game for money and
power th,. people have lost every
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THE MET.

christmas choppers who are down
Town al night can see n run show Al
me Mot for IA nickel az . o'clock pf.
ter mo stores close. "At M" n,.t
nlg feature, The Diamond from ina
Sky and Great While n .as,a5 ,,,',, % ,'', '
comedy vii be presented for the last
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-14
McMechen Briefs.

Between the narrows and the car
barn most of the brick has been torn
up and the road bed Is being hlind
and leveled with gravel from the paw
ing at Glendale. While the work or
improving the road Is in progress the
Wheeling Traction company has a
force OF its men Strengthening up the
tracks between the barn and the foot
of the narows hill road.
Water rents can be paid at the Harry
l.. Myers drug store on Sixth street
at Marshall. today and Thursday.
The employees OF the n. a. o. yester-
day received the regular semi-monthly
pay. business was quite brisk in the
city last evening.
Mrs. Sarah Friend Of wellsburg. is
spending a few days in the city visit
ing with relatives.
McMechen Lodge No. I44. Knights
of Pythias. held its regular meeting
last evening in the McMechen build.
ing. Considerable business was at
tended to.
John Applegate. dispatcher at tho
McMechen car barn Is spending his
vacation visiting wit hrelatives at Bell
aire.
Charles futile OF Parkersburg. is
spending few days in the city visit
ing with relatives.
Rev. z. ID. Fellers. formerly pastor Of
the local VI. r. church was in the city
yesterday for several hours enroute to
his home at Youngstown from Mari
eta
The Government has leased the pro-
perry in which the postorfice is now
located for the next FIVE years. The
present lease expires the first OF Au-
gust. The building which IL the pro-
perty Of the McMechen bank has been
re decorated and painted anew.
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Throw Away Your
Eyeglasses!
A Free Prescription

=
DO not wear glasses? Are YOU a
Hlcllm or ~ restrain or other eye-wcak
nessest II so. you win be clad 10 Nov,
I That there Is real hope Tor Won Ws,y
I whose eyes we're failing. say thew have
had their eyes restored through Inc
principle of This wonderful froa ne
I rcFptlpn ono may saws. after irving
|i- was almost blind could not sec
Z 70 read ~ al Now I can read evory.
ihinE without any glasses and ms ewes
90 not water any more Al night ffoy
would pain drcadulIv. nov t6ey go
I hne at The time. Or was like a miracle
70 mo a lady who used % srys
p" atmosphere seemed hazy with or
Nllhuui glasses. but after using fhfa
prescription Tor fifteen dave cvrry.
.uinE seems clear I can even road
I me print without glasses" r L. he
heved that thousands who wear risss
% can nov discard them in n reason.
able time and muititudes more viii he
able % strengthen their eyes 40 H. 40
DO spared The trouble and eaponee 81
over getting glasses Eve frOubtoa ~
many descriptions may DO wonderful
~ benefited hy follow the sirrle
rules Here o. the presentation. 40 to
~ 'fle't company or any act
We drug store and rct bot.
iie or ppiona Fili 4 two ounce bottle
~ warm water. dr0p in one Opfora
auiei and allow 10 dissolve Win
inis uquid battle the eyes two 20 f1ur
times daily You should notice yorr
eyes clear up perCoprtly rieht from
mo start and lnfafr nation viii qulrk
~ disappear n your eyes are bother
lng you. even little. take steps 10
.Fo them nov before lt is too late
Many hopelessiy blind might have
eyes I'M time.
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avenue. is able to be about again after
a brief confinement to her home with
illness.
Hrry Parker. who has been EN-
ployed at the Guthry store on Second
street has accepted a similar position
at Claysyille. o.
The First NJ r. Sunday school ex-
tends an invitation to the public to
join them in their annual outing at
Cresap's Grove. tomorrow.
The play. "A Friend OF the Family
was staged last evening in the audi
forum OF the Central school building.
under the auspices of the Rebecca.
l. o. o.. r Il was largely attended
In spite OF the extra warm weather.
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MoundsvilIe Briefs.

Mr.. and Mrs. French Miller. or
Meighen avenue. are the proud par
ents of a daughter. born yesterday
morning. Both mother and child are
doing nicely.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Sherrard. who under
went an operation for appendicitis at
the Glendale hospital several weeks
ago and who has been seriously III. Is
reported TO be recovering nicely now.
Many local people will attend the
dance to be given by the Lady Macca.
bees. Thursday night. at Benwood
Charles Fisher. OF Rochester. Pa.
spent yesterday the guest OF George
Lipfert. OF Grant avenue.
Henry Compton and Edward
Weaver will arrive home tomorrow
fro man extended stay in Atlantic
City. y. j.
Miss Jacquetta Virgin. OF Raleigh
county. Ia visiting with her father.
Joseph Virgin. Of First street.
Miss Nora's Lockwood has returned
TO her h. - at Bellsire. Ohio. after
a visit to Misses Meta and Lena
Ebeling, OF Grant avenue.
Miss Ruth Mcconnell. OF jefferson
avenue. is spending IN week the guest
OF ]. X. LIndsly and family, on Rob.
tlAs h4uEts
Arthur Francis and sister. Miss
Flossie. are spending the week visit.
ing with relatives in Ohio.
7. VI. Luzzard and son. Theodore
OF Fourth street. are spending a few
days at Cameron. the guests OF rela
tives
Miss Louise Thompson. of Twelfth
street Is spending few days at Som
merton, Ohio. visiting with Miss
Blanche Bates.
Mrs. Charles Void. of Washington.
ID. C.. has arrived here to spend the
remainder OF the summer the guest
Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs ~. d.
Truman, OF Western avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ. Dorsey VII
leave this morning for Battle Greek.
Mich. for months stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller. OF ST.
Louis. Mo. are visiting with reatives
here. and 1T New Matamoras.
Miss Amelia Garbesi. Of Western
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-14
HAIR is GRAY,
YOU LOOK OLD
LOOK YOUNG BY DARK GNtNo
GRAY NAiR VITA o-6AN.
NO pfE-rARMlESS

II your hair Is gray. faded. wlspy.
'hin- prematurely gray. or sircaked
WIN gray, you will look twelve CT Ef-
teen years younger n you darker your
gay hair by shampooing your hair
and scalp a few times with Q-Ban
Hair Color Restorer. n is not a DE.
Out acts on the roots. makes gray hair
healthy. turning your gray hA 10 a
beautiful. lustrous. soft. natural dark
shade. darkening your gray hair and
entire head Of hair 80 evenly that no
che need suspect you use . Baa he
sides. Q-Ban stops dandrun. itching
scalp. and falling hair. promotes its
growth. makes hair and scalp clean
and feel fine and always darkcns gray
hair. Results guaranteed. Only soc Tor
a big s-oz. bottle az Griest Drug Co.
lbs Market street. Wheellng. IS. Va
outof-to~n folks supplied b. mail
Call or write. asking for Q-Bsn Hair
Color Restorer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-14
6uslness Men Net

The Moundsyille Business Mems
association met last evening in the
Board % Trade ICONS in tie Metcan.
Tile Bank building. The meeting was
lsrsely attended by local members
and men from Wheeling and Ben.
wood A number OF good addresses
as TO business methods used IN otner
cities were delivered and AFTER A
prief business session the mee--ag
was turned into a banquet and a light
luncheon served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-14
M0UNDSVILLB
srsdIey CHILD oe.a.

Cecil Bradley. the young son OF Mr..
ana Mrs. John Bradley. OF Morton
avenue. died Al o'clock yesterday
morning az the family. death result.
ing from typhoid fever. The deceas-
60 was nine years Of axe and besides
MS parents IL survived BY a brother.
John Bradley. Funeral services over
The remains will be held al the fam
ily residence this evening AZ T.sO
O'Clock. conducted by Rev. John IA.
Howard. Of the First NJ. Z. church.
interment will be made In Brooke
cemetery, at wellsburg. Thursday
afternoon.
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Penitentisry Notes.

Parole officer A. J. Coleman lett
yesterday for Martinsburg with seven
conyicts. four negroes and three white
men. TO work on the roads Mr.. Cole.
man on his return will bring sew
eral back from the road camp.
Two men were discharged from me
institution yesterday on regular dis
charge. having completed their sen
fences.
A stock OF corn between six ana
seven feet high stands at the front
entrance TO the pen. and was the
smallest OF four stalks in the same
hill. Warden White states he has 70
acres just as fine. Prospects are good
for bumper corn crop at the state
farm
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NJ MECHEN
smsshup Narrowly Averted.

a bad smashup was narrowly
ayerted here yesterday at noon when
the Reynolds Memorial hospital am.
bulance. driven by Mr.. Wallace came
down Marshall street. at about 80
miles per hour. When at Sixth street
p bread wagon driver. not seeing the
ambulance coming. turned straight
across In front OF the machine and
only by the quick head work OF he
driver OF the ambulance. TO apply the
brakes, skidding the machine a dis.
lance OF about 25 feet was a bad ac.
cident averted.
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been for many former months. Hardly
a day goes by but there is some I'm
fortunate law breaker brought in for
his behavior. There were two cases
last evening before Mayor Sprouts.
John Dotus was arraigned before the
mayor and plead guilty TO being
drunk and was fined 81 and costs.
John Chosic was up for disorderiy
conduct and was fined So and costs.
the hne amounting to $3.50 on ac-
count OF many witnesses being sum
moned to testify.
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Equipment Manufacturing CO.. West
Pennington. $4,000 TO $4,000.
The Gracili Chemical Co, Pomeroy
$50, 900. Henry $. Gray.
The cuyahoga Power Construction Co.
Cleveland, $4,000. VIM. Lyle Jourden
The Akron Jttney Bus Association
Akron. ~ T.. Horn
The Slower Drilling Co. Cleveland
$4,000. n. ~. Slower.
The Trustee Realty Co, Cleveland
$1,000. VIM. II. Suther
The Simons Metal Co. Cleveland. t75..
600. -. Hidden.
The Dapeer Cap Co. Cleveland. t1O..
900. sam SaiK
The Browne SUPPLY CO.. Toledo. I2o..
900. X. X. Browne