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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
BETTER Than CAL0MEL
Thousands Have Discovered
DR.. Edwards Olive 7 Tablets
are a Harmless Substitute

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-tbe srbsti'
.ute for calomel-are mild but sure la2a-
tive. and their effect on the liver IS aiitl99-
instantaneous. They are the result OF ~.
Edwards determination not 10 treat HteL
and bowel complaints with calofnel- -. -
efforts to Danish il brought ont these l1I''S
olive-colored tablets
These pleasant little tablets DO the gooQ
that calcinel does but have no bad after e..
fects. They don't injure the teeth Ike strol-s
liquids or caIoTnel. They take hold OF tHS
trouble and quickly correct it. Wy ours
the liver at the expense OF the teethr "a
omel sometimes plays havoc with tue gums
So do strong liquids.
Ii is best not to take calorlel, but TO le'
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets take its pace.
Most headaches, "dullness" and t3ae
lazy feeling come from constipation arc d
tiisordered liver. Take DR.. Edwards OIFs
Tablets when you feel"loggy' and"heaVy'
Note how they "ciear" ciouded BRAN as
sc per box. All druggists.
The Olive Tablet Company. Columbus W
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

TrraHurrr-NirH- Paul Preston
Thc program committee elected last
year holds over for another year and
IL uoW working on the outline OF study
for the next season. the members; Miss
Elsa Simon. Mrs. Henry Matthey and
Miss Norma wiesc. The club Will hold
lts annual social meeting AZ Fejcrvary
park inn Thursday. June 3. and the
committee appointed 90 make arrange
tncutE D.: Mrs. George Boynton. Mrs.
Alfred Mueller and Miss Norma Wiese.
Reports were received from the
meeting % the Iowa Federation OF Wo-
meas clubs held last week In Iowa
City. Mrs Louis LeCiaire and Mrs. AL
fred Mueller giving accounts OF mat
tiers transacted AZ that session The
club viii hold no meetings during the
summer months. the frst session Of
the fall 90 be With Mrs. Louis lie
Claire. Oct &.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The members OF the Edgewood Bap-
fist Sunday school will hold lawn
soeiable AZ the residence Of ]. c. Dav-
export. 1909 Sixth avenue, Wednesday
evening II rain interferes the affair
will be held in the church. The B. 4.
Steven string orchestra VIII furnish
music during the evening.
The Busy Bee Sewing circle Will
conduct a sock sociabie at Odd Eel
lows hall Thursday evening. admission
TO be twice the size OF the stocking
worn There viii be a program, games,
refreshments and dancing. The az
fair t. Tor members and their friends.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
WApT ano
HOME
pDeBLINS
pas ILIzAsSrg Tls@asoHI

Dear ttFs- Tea@psoas Several eog-
PIES pf e. zFozP 90 yoagE people Who
have associated t8F 6ve years. have re-
eFstsF zarrisd. ts &c proper for ths
boys Co eoatiaas addressing tae maj
F-st girls b. thF5F aFst E4mess
\. =.
Dc eeFfslatF &C. proper f6g both the
t9Fs asG tAe girls t8 e5atinae The ola
ssh.t % gssaE ere erst names Why
sE3&it ordinary hgmaH csTltaiify aad
good wiit BE- changed siapiT because
q SRI has received the right 90 pat
'-tfrs.~ before hss Eamss
TEsFs ts 90 Fszso1-sEcept c1nsid-
erass8a Coz q Jealous person. Consi4-
eFzst1a f5f the Jealous. whether man
or woman. ussaiiy makes both absurd
% WosiG certaiuiy seem the hsizht OF
ths absgF4 % address a. ~AfFs. Fitz
ttsrriek~ ths ilifie Eiri for long known
e Allie o. Dot
Dear Atrs. Thompson % have
. great szaay frscsies and Wisa 20 re-
move thsn. VIII you please publish
a remedy.
go VIII yoa please tell ne how 20
apply peroxide 80 a. % whlien the
tssts-
ca What would you thiuk % a boy
fFiezd who used 20 come 20 dinner ey-
sTy Sunday and nov koes with another
Slri and nevcr cones 90 see me- When
SO With other boy :risnds he goss
snsry and doesn't speak. PEGGY.
% FreekisS a. a rule can be sradl-
Gated. but ! DO 20; encourage drastic
treafrrsn;. FOR the reason that 10 makes
the akin more sensitive 90 the trou-
Ole which ono tries 90 remove. FOR
the ilf;is spots caused BY the sun and
wind are undsr the skin. not on top.
and n order 20 bleach these biSnishes
so@ethinE sufficiently ssFoaE 20 go be-
Low the surface 10 needed This OBJ
v.ossly readers the top layer more
tenfsr and delicate than usual. and
f-sckiss therefore. rsappear more
quickly than before the treatment.
v-hss the bissnishss do not yield 20
simple bisaehes think no others
skosia - tried For by protecting the
r0=pisxion nth wells and parssois
The spo. Ill fade OF; slowly. There
are. % course. so-eaiied 'obsfina,c-
freekies. esetdediy worthy OF their
name For only By the very ssrong-
81 applications can shey be removed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
CARDS TO LYON-DOOLET NUP
TIAIS

Cards have been issued 20 the mar
rage % Miss Dclphia Dooley. daugh-
teT % Mr. and Alrs. u. l. Dooley. e4o2
Seventh avenue. and Charles c. Lyon
% Newark. y. J.. the wedding 20 take
place Saturday evening. May %. a.
$3.50 az the home % the brides par
eats. TIE bridal party viii consist %
Afas Mildred Woods % Evansville.
Ind. a. maid % honor. Miss Helen
Woods az bridesmaid. Hubbard Dooiey
as the Eroum'a best man and Keith
D6oiry a. the EToomsman- James
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
SOCIAL EVENTS

table decorations wcre % p!nk snap
Dragons
Mss CoFrbrooks. whose vedfins
wfIi b. . quiet home ceremony OF
Jurs %. T. a popular member Of the
younger set she was graduated from
the local schools aad from Columbia
college. y. y. a the domestic science
department. For the two years fol-
!0EirE she vas q teacher % tha,
brzneh o. sostkrFn schools and for
ths last year has been assistant do
nestle science teacher IN the Moiiae
schools .fr Kidd. Who vas formerly
enpioTsG o. 1toiins. haE uany local
frlenEE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
kfDu-rOEyHH0OKs ESCiGE-
NM.

A. caeea~s9ss. sE ss tst1raasi
EtEs-r.sE er sefEssees fzsi.iss sc
"a sIeser se Es- care HFaoss Eas-F ssr
resaeef enc ssEsEsereF 81 Eis
ssashtsr. ftsrl7e F5 fsEr it Ettt. q
fs- eeEfsFertrE e sesrgEfsss as gsF eisy
III ra5eaE1.
Covers we're tsls sas ts esd fsissF
eIs.- CARTS sre5ssrsf ere cate % tas
eifrratas. sE HISS Corgsfooes' pace
t-5rE al earssEr tssssTt 6f sksit aiEE
esra tF.ars fef esstre-ssfr ssFr TEF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
MONDAY STUDY Clue SELECTS
uFFITEE~-

Nsmbers % ths Moadav stu8y ciab
~aa5grG tks dsiiEhtfai Hospitality %
frs Aftar Weiea. Who entertained
yesterday st her bsas 5ts Taenfirta
street. az the last % the seasons meet
iaEs TIE E1ass vas decorated Win
srrinE f1uers and the ladies Erert a
estzhssal afternoon. AZ the business
ssssloe the orrers Who have served
t1FiaE the LAST year aeFc reelected 90
f6liBass
Fressteus -sfrs g. " Ward.
Wee FFcslGeaE - 1frE- Aila= ID.
Weies.
Secretary -strs. r. o. varGaifeT.
treasurer 1lrs &. Grceaaaait-
The program committee is az work
oa che 1zf.iae % study Cor next year
arg VII soon have Sc ready for tho
year hook
Aft-F the business session theFs vas
a guessing coaEess 90 whirh the mem
beFs we're required Co. Identity pictures
studied d1rias thc last year. by whom
painted ard Nhsrc hung. and for tho
Creates Number correctly guessed
1frs o. r. scott received q handsomely
bosrG volume % pictures a. q prize.
Retreshuents were served during the
coarse % the afternoon and the meet
irs proved a NOS interesting one The
eigb adjourned 60 meet iu two weeks
st ere Watch Tower for the closing
Igncheon of the season The club viii
meet for the uCyt study session Co oc-
t1beF. meetings bslaE discontinued
Gsr.aE the summer mouths-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
nrmtvE 1rxnttEy Has SEWING
rs 4-fuV

A sresfr ATTENDED meeting Of fAr
ltflss a.EI.lsrT f1 fer Rock ls.aEt
r1aeET tl.ssar society vas arlt yes
rs-fsr sss-rreae se ter EaEr Gf ttFs
aearE ueef zoos ssEfFrrtE svrazF.
T.e ladies' seerF gro afserraer sewing
ana asrarr Ia Urr et sae5sbilltF tls
e.se-ss served tEes ne sne.rfT
vel. niece asala sa two weeks sa the
eeer at 1frs ues EseE. 1881 Fa4r-
Eeears .ss t-s-eaff street. wGr@ a pro-
gram Wtl Ee earrtet eas-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
In. CIrR Win MISS BECK.

Ths =. n club held its meeting
lass risht 80 the home % Miss Ivy
Beck Ihs evening was sprnf o. sew
iaE and soeiabuity. &c vas agreed 90
eksass tkr tiaas % meeting 90 the sec
0a4 Friday sad ths fourth Moafay
% ths taosth ~ q late hogr dainiy
rsfreszmeats we're served. ne next
neesfrs Nil BE- held a. ere home Of
tfFs. Harry NeaEsF. Eisveuta avenue
a. Nlath strret. laar -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
TNrTETtIys TOn Mfss WILSON.

sizes W Grs@@rr os so 90 GasFz-
reat fsa~gaerEs sstsFtaisFt a rsFfT
at Firg sr5sats Ease sgseisE ts t1e1s
ar 1fss HLFrs5= Vsusaa. wE9 Eel -rat-
sef Ea- eaastsE wr-s ta eater r. traiE-
.-r seesel Cor ssrs-s af HEztes I9s-
es. cefss. t9va t sa4
EsEsrs were ere fEressE OF co eve
eng Helzss tsl51~E CD 1tlss 1st5s
Faersa- arf ttrss r.saesr lsss5s tte-
r.-senfsaFs were served E1r.sE ESQ
-a-efaf tY Ess hostess
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
utErnt WASHINGTON INHE0TD.
HEN GLGM

ne 1farssa aEssslsE ssa EEtsa.trFT
e.ls was esrrrts.srt lssE rVesseE or
l- af SIZES Grace FIr@laE o.
SeEe srr--s. saEFa Eset ts'art ne
E.s- PASSED eass.F Wits fancy worS.
e.ss-. vocal Frt lassr-e-rsrsf. ard
rs- tast-ss served s sseeE. covers D.
frr Tara s1r ts Ter club wfu ts-et
sssle fr tE1 weeks. fFe place ~ meet
lsr r1 g. sre1a.re-4 fsrrF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
~TIul uFFlHrNfNT sEssiON.

Is- eH tEearte &C t-F We-
essH.s e..s Er.s ssa-f tasserss sFs-
s.ae ss frsssEle te@s.r yesterday af-
E-resar ss1 Erea5rt f1 ea.t teF aa-
sasI eeE.e sF laaE View pss.t. M7u-
cav. Iaar e.ar @ EH 6.e.9es. rses 5sFa.-
eer s5 seosi Col a BASKET et i4EeE. TIE
s-1artsesE setFt seas a rlzazhrr 90
aasse tssress Co tsz ea=stltGsi5a asl
ta-a sst5arrs& CO. meet ere Eeeasl
fr5et sT te oetsser
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
HOUSEHOL-zD>lIssssN'
HINTC GfIzI5

juice of one orange, two tablespoons
-four, yolk of one egg. Mix with luke
warm water, let boil until well thick
ened, fill into she'll. Frost with white
Of egg; set in oven to dry frosting.
Cheese Pie-Line deep pie tin with
crust. Take one egg, one tablespoon
butter, one tablespoon -four, three
fourths cup sugar; stir well together.
Last, add one pint milk and fill in
crust Bake same as a Custard pie
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
SOME PIES.

Pecan Pie-Cook in double boiler
one cup of milk and one cup of sugar.
Thicker with one tablespoon -four and
yolk OF two eggs. Add Juice of one
lemon and half cup chopped pecan
meats. Bake a crust as for lemon
pie: when done fill with he nut Gus
tard. frost with the whites of eggs
and brown slightly.
Orange Pie-Bake an ordinary she'll
Filling: One pint boiling water, to
which add three-fourths cup sugar,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

HansEen. 5-year-old cousin OF the
bride. will be the ring bearer A re-
ception will follow the ceremony al
the home and the bridal couple viii
take an eastern honeymoon trip.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
RAMS rHIIs OT DE-CEfFTrvE
Visit


Men, T4raarF Eaars. Director OF
a. siaaa fscsFsmesf ef tae 0esaar
oslifaa achoof sf faate cf eHrsf9
gave a iretar~-recitss cH graarsaa ts.l
asscrfgtlee alasle aE cesT ssla ps7r
export. tssE aI Eaf sgeeaFtaE ssa-r ere
aaaDfees 81 tae EEstls etaa. tfr Hsas-s
dld not fellow enc eFla rsg gram Bal.
selrefrt from enc a4aarff .-r-
Given those tsas Wsstt BEST u.ssfra.r
the fhonsnf D. wss on BAG .l .ee-T
his tsi3. also stiilaE "a Efrat ss.tef
aanahars a. Eheg sGEz fst-t themselves
as nllstrugloasr SIC Eaaars e..+ es
tae aecesstfv fa fse fpprrcsl..a .a
music 90 some alea Of Eaa taauEat OF
che composer ia tHs eerpos. ..ar Fat
Knowing faas Ear sttet pleasure .ssf
b. xfves la enc ssafg ~ gss.- ant l.
tiEfsnfaH % tE "1f4ste. a- said f
ths expression a. sa experience. 81 s
aot a vasHs. mssaiaEi-ss faIaf. ee
seanGs fsr s0uie eeaefrf- mag sae
tnoaEAC ar bassics-" E.EpiaielsF ss
he played be- selected eemros. t.srs
written 81 composers who gat rt-
pressed On thefr mnsie sisaIiar expert
snces and thoughts aaG explained ere
difference On tFmperamsnt alt safrr-
sfandlaa of each. "-rne Bells ~ Cries
and ~Vestr4instrr NterT- af grsVtrz 4.
sp1scN' % Grfse sat 7rgrNF ef De-
buszY. "Httneral 1f4rEH" OF chopin and
~DsatA sf4sie" 0sI-EtrirfIJ e. Yves
ners etc we're selected among .0arrs
as good examriss e various ways OF
sxpfessina tAe sans ta4fEtf Zee o.
hisfrafed enc VaFf1gs -waI a1s ss
music Win certafa eGorIs exp 'tirsaE
their meaning snG be said was s.Er
afaeaas ftet taat bate or ut...- esa-
not possibly be- eggFrss-G i1 sas.csl
terms=tHeg are t3rsiEa t1 Jar sp.f.t
ot music snd have a. place tsrfe We
Ean4es H. f4ll ef BIS s4blert aet plays
sad ealas ca nigs.ctt themes Es lt er
woaid rather o. tsat taaF aEqtsssE
else aadsr ne sua. eietaE "a prerrssaE
mat h az once ias-res lag aat .nsfrg
tive 90 tae musie sfaGret a. weit as sa.
the hover ee mssie.
NE Eaases Gi.ed tae prazrsm fsst
was o. have been ztvea 8T 1frs Et-.
wart afte DaWrft. wlfF OF tae rfri
Aaaertcaa composer. who was sr-gras-
ed BY utaess from GlIisz Der engage
neat On tae tft-e.f.ss.
rRf-CrrN social ~EEtfCU CLGE.
The aFsE eeef.sE EMS T-sF at Ese.
rrt- Cttg Social Service e'.n was ne.t
tsst evening Oral the W4Hrr ST. 1f c. 49,.
when e. e4easaers sat Gown rs supper
aE 8 as GsrEsf eaaser Esrser5sE
fsr the meeting tsgevaE utr1aE .ss
serving o. dinHes a r1asE-at preEfts
was given bg E O. Graee sf usess-
pert tad Mss ttuEa WeeJrerE er Dl1-.
ltae. A. tse saaaaf bustaess sessesa
efiicers Cor tas ysar were selected ss
foflowss
presidents Rev g q. NsfBstsfE
Vice Presidents Mrs VI tU Ges
RacR tsiands tfFs. Josephine Garar
aartis. afotias. D. W. Cooper paeear
port
sscretsry Mess PISA rlsmser. E5et
tstaad
rruasasur 3D. sttss Gtsa rlsssEss
Rock tstasG
The sanlect endsr dfscusstae Cor tsF 7.
evening vas IS gtgtsss Cftr. opened .
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25
A. the rrlg Is Rent.

Knicker-what became OF the boy
who was kept in al school? Booker
Grew up 20 be the man who was de
tanned az the of,ioe.-New York sun.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-25

All the news all the time-The Argus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-19
ZBYSZKO-R0LLER
MATCH ATTRACTS
LOCAL wREsrLHo rAHs ARD
MUCH INTERESTED IN
ATTRACTION
Doubtless . Large Crowd VIII Re Pres.
ent Wednesday Evening In the
MArkst Auditorium

Wrestling Is all the talk In Wheeling
now. Wherever the athletically inclined
gather. there you will hear a discussion
OF the relative merits OF the men. Some
OF these remarks are Illuminating. 9TH
ers are merely amusing, but all give
eNidence OF the vast amount OF interest.
With the Roller-Zbyszko champion
ship match only a few days on. interest
~ growing RAPIDLY. f~orecasting that tho
biggest crowd hat has ever turned out
Will be on hand when time Is called
Wednesday night.
Zby szko made many friends among
who saw him wrestie last week. ex-
pressed great surprise at the marvelou9
speed ne possesses. The Impression the
champion made by his work. has set the
OF the doctor to fearing that,
AFTER all, the wrestling title will be car
RED back to the old country. Zbyszko
possesses all the tricks OF the mat game.
Zbyszko thinks that while Sometimes
strength plays an important part IN
winning n match. he prefers to depend
upon science In winning his Contests
Not that the champion does not possess
enough strength TO cope with the best
o. them. but by wrestling along scien-
tine lines he declares a man saves his
s~tiensth, and does not tire as quickly
as he does when he tries To secure a rail-
by man strength alone.
The tickets will be placed on sale This
has been the largest advance ever re-
corded Tor n wrestling match in Wheel
ing. The expect FULLY 4 0OO
wrestling fans from other cities viii
witness the championship mill At the
auditorium next Wednesday night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-19
RESUME OF Big
LEAGUE OPENING
ATTENDANCE FOL FIRST wEEx
WAS ExcELLEHr AND
WERE PLEASED.
Even Brsah Wa Noted For Majority of
Clubs Braves At Bottom CT National

NEW YORK. April is-Seldom In the
history OF baseball. has a major league
season started with a greater collection
OF uncertainties attached 20 IL mar the
season Of 1915, which opened last We'd
nesday. Whether fans would take to the
sport with the enthusiasm of past years
VA an epen question when the teams
TOOK the field for the opening games.
Many distractions threatened TO inter
tere with the success OF the season. Not
the least OF these was the European
conflict Another was the ~continuatiou
of the baseball war. calculated to shift
attention from the playing field TO the
business side Of the game. But the start
OF the season Was decidedly auspiciou-.
The attendance has been eNcelient-far
beyond expectations for the most part.
There has been plenty OF enthusiasm and
apparently Keen interest In the chances
or the various teams.
out OF the sixteen clubs I'm the two cir
cults no less than eleven had split even
on games won and lost when the new
playing week opered today. All told.
The result Of the FIRST few DAYS OF plav
have been encouraging TO and
sport.
Individual Clubs.
As a.. the capabilities OF the various
SIubs three or four days OF play are
naroiN sufficient upon which to base
letics OF 1915. even without @olI,ns
baker. Bender and Plank. are outclasssd
slmpiy because they happen to be at the
-, NHi'ih'ah htaBue at the pres
Neither can the Philadelphia Sa,to,-
az be heralded as likely winners lust
TOT the reason fha- thew repn.tr ~
only unbeaten club In either leaeue ara
top the national circuit. some thiur.
np"-Ntr' are pretty rlainly Indicated Nv
we way the games OF the past week haze
zone; One II that Chicago White Sow
are nkeiy TO be more dangerous con
.snuet- IN the American league race than
tneN nave been for some years past tn
acquisition Of Eddie Collins obytou.iss
ma strengthened the team materistiy
sue there seems TO be an opinion preyss
among Chicago fans that Clere,cc
anu. the new NAM rer, will %,
80 work out or his collection OF base
Braves o. bottom.
ne Boston Braves. the worlds cbo--
IL COY or 20 n poor start and their
~'hances or coming M fast Wrrs - a.
yesterday ~ Johnny Evers he lnggrS
oi their infield. But StaIings' bad -
slrninG OF last season and his fearo..
orllirnt finish will not he forgof,.n
In this connection. ''"
Ihe first week Of play produced sop,.
oI basehaU unusual so early IN
" S'hson. ftrst or these was the no
ny game or Rube Maruuard. Of the
1lshts. against the Rrooklyns AZ fbe
~" kFpunds \ close second was the
one-hit nine innings pitched bv PennocL
OF the Athletics. against The RED So
out In the ninth. "'''
IN f~hiladelphia yesterday Fritz Mafeci
OF the Yankees. accompifshed fbc e..
feat OF stealing second. third ana bgnc
In succession. ~ "'"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-19
FIELD MEET
or Ohio Valley Athletic Assocsa. Ito, viz
ne hsld ON the Pair Grounds on
Nay "a.

VIII hold their annual track ana ftcI5
rset on the state fair grounds MAY 81
inis was decided uLon at "A meeting OF
shS representatives OF the association
neld saturday evening az the Y nj q
A. building. -
a silver medal viii be awarded the
Sohtestand finishing first. A bronze
Nidual prize. There viii be IL events,
The high schools enrolled I'm IN. n
soclatlon thus far are: Wheeling CO
.nsurai aioGndsville. Bellaire. Triadol-
bnla, bridgeport. New M~artinsvilis. Sis-
ywSrsNllle. Cameron, Mt. Pleasant ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-19
WILL OPEN SEASON
Bsiiaire Athletic clrb VIII Me- axo-
Hatters," 81 Columbus, NEXT
Bunday

NeNt sunday the Beiiair. Athletic
baseball club will open their season with
n fhme with the korn Hatterr team. Of
Columbus. Ohio. on May q. The Usftere
hr~ Know In the Capital CITY as being
one OF the strongest teams in that vicf.
nv rnd VIII undoubtedly give the local
dates for the Beiisire team Will renort
Tor practice next sunday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-19
A. p. TO FEED WILSON.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. April IS
President Wilson will go to New
York. Tuesday. to attend the annual
OF the Associated Press. n
was announced yesterday at the
White House. The President is ex-
peeted TO return to Washington ON
Tuesday night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-19
CUBS
WoN A YAsT AHD urEREsruo
oAMu RHoM TIE PnATEa.
oerbsr's Yumbls OF PhslAn's oroundsr
Paved way for ths victory
for Chicago.

CHICAGO. April Is.-Gerbers tumble
OF Phslan's grounder. paved the way TO
a : to 1 victory for Chicago. after ten
innings. against Pituspurgn, In the first
game OF the series. After Phelan was
safe, he stole second and scored on
Fishers single to right. singles by
L~eteune. Gerber and Wagner. gave the
score was the result or BTesnahan's
walk. an infield out. and Goods double.
Score:
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FLORENCE A. C.
wins Past Game From the Island Atm
let1c Club-Tfrst Game Of
Season for Teams.

The Florence Athletic club yesterday
loon the Island a. &C into camp b. the
score 81 , o. o Schrsmm did the tUfrI.
inE for the Florence boys and had them
eating out ~ his hand ~ an times "
Schramm carried off the batting hnnora
De getting q home run Batteries Tor
the Florence g. c. team VAS v. schramm
and w. Patterson For \ A O. Evera.
hnumann and barney Struck out. hv
Patterson. ~. b. Evers. g b. Hau-
mann. &
The score by Innings
FLORENCE ........6 2tt10o0 o. s
Any team desiring "a game with he
Florence aggregation will write Ike
Elson. Hcllafrc. Onto.
The iayne Athletic Gu yesterday
lost Co the Kahn club bell fuaaara IN
D. furty-scventh street grounds b. the
score ~ % 90 g. The Layue boys show
% poor form throughout tht entire
game Goodwin and Dcheh worked Tor
the iayne boys. while McLarkev and
Cady were the battery Tor the i A q
boys.
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NAPS
WIN FROM BROWNS IN INTEREST.
INC oNE-smED CONTEST.


ST. LOUIS. April IS-Nltch.ll held
OF Louis TO five scattered hits to-day.
while his team mates punched hits with
Dases on balls. Cleveland winning. q 20 4.
kauffman's double ond Chapmnns error
IN the ninth. saved the local team from
a shut out. Score.
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HODSHONS LOSE
Listisss oame TO c. A c.'s Of BeliaIrs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and
Costello Pitched.

The Central Athletic Club. OF BelIaire
took "a listless game from the Hodshon
team on the Bellaire grounds. Both
hoEerson and Costello pitched for the
n~odshons. but were unable to hold the
bellaire boys. The score.
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0AMATEUR NOTES

Inc Chapline Street Slugxerr ehai-
enc an! team In the valley under the
$500 ~ years Tor games on Saturday
or sunday afternoon. The ~Sluggers will
tU.e up az follows. Hadorn c. Peters d;
vest -, feinerty or Young ID: Dawson
StaTnm sb. Watkins RI: Ievs 81:
nixon ". They will meet saturday a.
ternoon for trial practice.
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Two base hits: Good. Schultz. Viox.
Baird. stolen bases: Bresnahan. Safer.
Phslan. Sacrifice hit: Johnson. Double
play: Schang To Gerber. Bases on balls:
OF Cooper. :: off Vaughn. 8; of Nc
Ouillan. /. Struck out: BY Vaughn. =.
by McQuillan. 4. by Cooper. 3. Umpires.
Klein and Emslie.
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Two base hits-BrieL Young. Cobb.
Three base hits-WeaNer. Felsch. Cobb.
stolen bases-foung. .; Hreton. D. col
lins. Sacrifice ny-N0unE Base on
halls-scgtt Wolfgang. Z. Coveleskie.
oJhnson. ,. Woifgang. 2: Coveieskis. n.
bauss4 Umpires-O Loughlin and