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STRAIGHT. HEATS IN
ORDER AT SYRACUSR
Only the Two-Year-Old Event
Is Split-Good Time Made
in Spite of Rain.
BEAT 2:07 EIGHT TINES

SYRACUSE, Sept. 14.-with the excep-
ton Of the Messina Springs Sweepstakes
for two-year-olds every event on the
Grand Circuit programme to-day was hn-
ished in straight heats. Margaret Druien
was an easy winner In the 2 :05 class trot,
while Camelia easily outstripped a neid
OF nine starters to win the 2:14 pace.
Twelve horses started in the 80 trot,
which went to Almah. Idora Worthy
was a strong contender In every heat.
The track was slow, owing to the
heavy rain OF last night, but toward the
close OF the day the time for the vart-
Gus events improved. Aside from the
Juveniles, there was not a heat slower
than 2:10h, while 2 :04L was the fast
est recorded, and eight heats were raced
better than 2:O7. The summaries:
.,s M.:'i n, sDrins, pTiyins Gu sws.p.
si,too thrst heat Mondayl!.
sunloch' b G, by sahib-Miss Sub.
Roy hing.n' 5 s""s s, or. W. D.
Revelry, 81. g IL d whitei......S ~
LGrd Monte , { a = Hopkins. : !ro.
Time-3:ssa, 2;s3I.. 2;26n
The onondasa. ?;d7 pace; 3 heat plan;
s'3 %iis.. Q, Il g. ay;p BY 5ao. A.f't t''', ,
Major .onE, 3 g Murphy ......s !
EnnH Hai; }; m .ha,hGan'.".....t -
~Time-2;O6ia, 2:oit, 2:o5A.
?;lt Pace; 3 in : heats; purse $1,000:
pameiis' p MI by snmmer cow
Peter 8 b. &. tGradyD ............
Joe Patch"n III, b Z .JoneD 80
Pre,tolite, b m. l.icersD ..."....5
Elisha j, b.. & oGurrlson) .........7 s
June Frost. h IN. ,Huhbard) .......s
Peter Oakley. b :. ,Snowl.... $50, Dis.
Time-2:o5i.. 2;0St, 2;O7t.
Me.'ina Spring Driving club Sweep.
hF sriieer-EPaidi5dra q" 4. / w BY p 'r''1 ,
mazda. b c. MI LattimeD. ........1 .
peston Haze Dir & tDr. w b..
samoor, br. h. Of. q. Jones'. ..
Time-2;l7i., 2;l5t.
2:ls Trot; 3 in 5; purse $1,000;
AImsn, Or m. by Cochato-Re-,
idora Worthy, b. m tRodney)....2
Audrey Gray, h m. ,CoX)........3
Helena Constantine, b. m. wv.
Kins Beliini. b,s 81. Dickerscnj ....S
Polly r. h. m. CGarrisonl. .........4 3
Onward Forbes, b. h. Murphy. 80 I
zane panyer b. m ,Grado......s IS
Printeilida, 70 h. rMcDowelD $500. dis.
host Peter. D. : ,CrossmanD. dis
2:o5 Trot; 3 in 5 purse 81. 200:
Joan. Dr. m trMcDevitti ,,..s
Rythmell. blk. m. shank. ........3 3
Time-.;ost :;o6a, 2:o6k.
"
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Philadelphia .,."".,, 0 o ! l / . 4
Runs-st, Louie. shotton, 3; Howard, Sis.
Ter, Pratt: Jacobson. q; Dell, Lavan, Ieary.
ring, Malone. Hits-of Knowlson. 2 in one
inning; on wyckof. I in -four innings; of
Anker, 8 in four. innngs: of Parks, & In
Two base hits-Jacobson. oldrLng Three base
hit-shotton, Sacrince hit-Strunk. Stolen
runs-strunk, oidring, jacobson. Left on
bases Phil adelphia, o.. ST. Louis, 7. Struck
out--By wyckor. 3: by Parks 6, Double
plays-Oldring, Malone and McInris: Pratt
and si-ler, First base on errors-St, Louis,
2; philadelphia, / First ba~e on balls -on
Knowles. 3; OF wyckoff; 2; on Anler, 3; off
Parks, 4; off Koob. 2, Hit by pirched ball
by Koob (Schang). Umpires-walao and
Evans. T4me-l hour and 81 minutes.
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Runs-Philadelphia. Stock. Paskert Cravath.
Burns; Pttsburg, Carey. Johnston. Barnes
Two base hit-Chalmers. Three base hit
Stock. Home run-CravNh. stolen bases
stock: Carey, yiox. Double plays-Bancroft
and Niehof; Hill and Johnston; Wagner. Vios
and Johnst on; Wagner and Johnst vi. First
base on balls-oT Chalmers. I: on Hill. /
Hit by pitcher-By Hill, /. Struck out-By
Chalmers. 6; by Hin, 3 Umpires-orth and
Byron Time hour and 81 minutes.
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Kuns-Boston, Nagee. Smith. Connolly q
Egan, .Gowdy, Rudolph; Chicago, Good Sac
riac. hits Egan, Mccarthy. stolen bases
Connolly, Good Three base hits-Moran
Connolly, Good, Home run-Rudolph. Double
lays-Lavender Mccarthy and Safer; Smith
Evers and Mage. First base on balls-On
Lavender, !; of Rudolph. I: on Standridse. l.
struck out-By Lavender, 2: by Rudolph, &
Hit by pitched ball-Connolly Umpires-
Rigler and Eason, Time hour and IS
Minutes
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Greensboro. 8 Winston Salem, l.
Durham. Z Ashevills. Q.
Charlotte. o. Raleigh, ..
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line drive from Stanage and double
Young of the midway. The score:

.Ba,ted for Lowderniik in the eighth in.
ming.
alexander out in the seventh, hit by batted
ball.
tBatted for Peckinpaugh in the eighth in
ming.
Slated for Hartzell in the ninth inning.
rBatted for Miller in the ninth inning.
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BSssSaIi to-day. s,so p. n. n. =. Americans
VA Detroit. Polo Grounds. Adm. sea-Atv.
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Good start. won eaSly. Kilmer. oh g, b
Plaudit-Expressang owned b. w. A. Prime
trained by W. 9. Walker.
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! Totals 90 So. II

'Batted for Lavender in the nfth inning
'Bstted for standridge In the ninth inning
BOSTON ......""..,... 0 0 0 4 OF
Chicago. ........."... 0 o 0 o D o 0 l OIL
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.Batted for Thomas in the seventh inrnns
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e., BY Observation-Disclosures: owred BY
Cleveland STABLE: trained by r. Regan.
FIFTH ACE

Corinthisn stecplechase Handtcsp: for
three year -olds and upward. by subscription
of 40 sf arfcrs In nav RI additional. tl,OU0
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TIme-i:l0t, 2:lOl., 2:lOia.
2:o5 Trot; 3 in 5; purse 81. 200:
Margaret Drulen. b. m. by Peter
the Great (Cox). .....1
Joan. br. m. tMcDevittl ......... =
Rythmell. blk. m. tShHnkD ........
Time; o u. 2:06L, 2:05k.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-09
FORMER DETROIT
TWIRLER SIGNS
ALL woBx AyrIxEs x1s sro-
GU, oozrsxc1
Vas cons11srsd o,s Of ths Bsst rviri-
ers OF u Time Whsn Pitching
Tor ths ztHsrs

The Wheeling baseball club IL fortu-
aate Ia being able % secure under con-
r@et. Ralph Work. former well known
baseball pitcher for the Detroit Tisera.
and man who haS been responsible
Tor many battsrs hitting the air when
they faced him. and when their team
needed a hit. the worst kind. Mr.. Work
has been engaged IN the INSURANCE. bus
mess m this city for sometime past and
h.s been out o. the game for a couple
OF years. but the sound Of the ball strik
Ing bat. has been sweet music 20 him.
ana ne has again answered the call and
Yesterday. his signature was secured.
~ Manager Pop" Bhriver, 20 a Wheel
Ing contract. and he will be Out Sith
the boys. ON tins nring line Gnce more
when a pitcher for the Detroit TfFer-
ne pitched many sensational ERrnes
holdinE his opponents 10 one and two
hits on many occasions. lie pitched
against Pittsburgh for Detroit. in a
worlds series. and there demons tratsd
nls soihty OF steady nerve and plen-
lie left the game q couple Of year.
ago. after he sustained an Injury 20 his
ieg. and rarity due 20 the influence OF
his vile. His intentions at that time
we're 10 remain out OF the game. but the
cali has been too strong. and he will
return. Yesterday he visited the scene
OF the teams practice at Elm Grove.
showed To the spectators that he could
viii likely be IN uniform and workout
Welcome back Pitcher Work and NAV
good fortune be with yon.
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REGULARS DEFEAT
ROCKIES AGAIN
PTrcHrNo OF THE REos TOO MUCH
ron TIE YANuIoAHs


with Pop" again playing nrst base
the regulars yesterday took the Yanni-
gans into camp by the score Of 6 TO >
Tor the fourth consecutive time this
week Norton. Hofier and weidel pitch
ed for the Yannigans. while Crother.
refers and Cross twirled for the regu-
lars The regulars pushed "A run across
the plate In the first and one In the Sec
ond innings and did no more scoring
until the seventh when they made one
and added three more In the eighth. The
iAhnisans made both their runs In the
second inning and were unable TO do
that N'
The players showed marked improve
ih.nt over yesterdays playing. In the
yytneld they put up a splendid exhibit
ZION ana with the possible executions
on few wabbles the inneld PLAYED goo,
ond base for the Yannigans. was yes
terday shifted to short stop and nut IN
good article OF ball
Top played in his oldtime form and
showed the youngsters that he was ret
through as player. AFTER a clean
purioia Ire second sack and was en-
urely successful.
The regulars piled up three errors
Nhile the 1anntgans made but two mis-
Sues. however the misplays OF the
Regulars were not costly as both the
talIles made by the rockies were earned
runs. The Regulars scored three runs
IN the eighth inning on a single an out.
TWO three base hits and an out Keene
Il sull out or the game on account of
AZ injured hand. but will likely be In
the lineup today. The score:
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TWO LOCAL MEN PRESENT AT
SURRENDER OF LEE TO GRANT

many of them looked upon bareback
IN the same light.
Lee undoubtedly could have with
stood a hard fight. but would have
been defeated in the end. lie realized
this. and as he told his men, after ac-
cepting Grants terms OF surrender,
ne wished to prevent needless blood
shed. IL was pathetic TO hear the
Confederates tell of Lees talk with
his men after the surrender: how he
told them II was for their sake and
because OF his great love for his men.
Most of the Johnnies' declared
they were glad the war was over.
though sorry. Of course. they had lost.
Comparatively few OF them held any
amnesty toward Us. and when we
marched back 10 Washington we we're
accompanied by many Confederate
troops. including those from Mary
land. who were en- route to their
homes"
Among others from this district who
Witnessed the surrender OF the Army
OF Northern Virginia are James A.
Chambers, Lieutenant Colonel Francis
baldwin and John wetzel. OF Mounds.
Vile.
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LEATHER WOODS
DOUBLE WINS
scoRE Was TIED IN THE NINTH
AND HIS SWAT BIOUGHT
IN TWO SCORES
game with Warrington q Tee was In
esresrtnT Throughout-Barron
Allowed six Hits.

Special Dispatch TO the Intells.neer
LEXINGTON. Va. April s-wes,
virginia inaugurated her southern trim
with decisive victory over Washington
ana Lee defeating the Generals by stag
ing ninth inning rally by the score Of
W .. Inc game was a see saw affair
ahyones from the start but when
t ,t varsity jumped onto the delivsry OF
1rehsm Tor four drives in the ninth Az
va sewed up. Barron pitched A steady
safne from the start. and pulled out Of
many pad holes by excellent pitching
ne varsity scored in the third timing
ferxy, nrst Cp, walked. followed BY
tt,,eStherwood- Young fumbled Fulton =
ny 10 center. but recovered in time
throwing Herzy out at third Leathsr-
wood stole third and scored on a passed
bal simon and Ollie famed.
AFTER two were out In the nth
Leatherwood singled to center and wen
20 second on q wild throw By Graham
fuiton reached first on an error and
poth scored on Stmons single In Tho
hinth, with the score a tie Morrow sin
sIed To right and Barron famed Her
zey singled TO center. sending Morrow To
miro and he then stole second
lseatherwoods double to right scored
poth. ana Fulton came through with a
circuit swat over the left field fence
scoring two more. Barron retired the
Generals In order in their half, striking
out two. The score:
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BETHANY COLLEGE
MARKED improvements Made TO Prem
tses-vaiuabls Animals Added 20
College Stables

BETHANY. w. Va. April s.-Under
the direction OF an exTcrt landscape
gardener from waddington BARN. the
campus and the grounds surrounding the
college buildings and those OF the col
iese farm have been greatly improved
In appearance.
The large space around the horse and
dairy barns has been thoroughly rolled
ana made into an attractive lawn with
trees and shrubbery planted at inter-
Nals. When completed. these changes
VIII add much 90 the natural beauty Of
the location. and show 10 the best adj
vantage the buildings and the approach
leading TO them.
notable addition has been made to
the horse department In "WaddinEton
kelle from the Hackney stables at
Maddington. This horse is a three year
old. and - a son OF the horse Cedar
Performer located at Bethany College,
cedar Performer II considered by horse
men 20 be "A perfect individual OF the
Hackney breed. As yearling, before
his Importation to this country he can
tured first prize at Windermere England
In 1903 he took second honors at the
International Stock Show held in Chi
eago. competing with the finest horse
flesh In America.
The dairy herd last week was aRu-
mented by heifer calf from Mar
shalfs Lady Dudley" There Is much
speculation as to whether she will out
rival her famous mother whose notable
record as a butter fat producer IL well
known.
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WEEKS LEAVES
Wen Known Local bail Player Meets
OLD Aoquaintanoes Among wheel
Ing Club Hscruits-

Mont Weeks. last season with Madi-
son. In the Wisconsin and Illinois Lea
que, and this season under contract
with the Bay City Club, OF the Western
League. was out for practice with the
Stogies yesterday. Mont made his ap-
pearance during the afternoon and many
Of the players on the ground were sur
prised to see him In this section OF the
country. Rebel Keen. the Pep" art
ist OF the team. was on the Job. He i'm
medately recognized Mont from his
having played with the Grand Rapids
team In the Central League. Several
other or the players also knew Mont and
all we're glad TO see n former fellow
player.
Weeks. '1.az'' Garrett and Linsiy
Burton. former West Liberty players
who also belong 90 Bay City. will leave
wednesday 70 Join their team. Garrett
has been practicinR with the West Lib
erty Normal team and Is now In splen-
ola condition for the opening OF the
season.
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SENTENCE COMMITTED.

AUBURN, y. Y. April S.-Governor
Whitman today notified Warden Rat.
ugan OF Auburn prison that he had
commuted the sentence to death of
Antonio Africano TO life imprisonment.
The murderer has been twice de.
clared insane by commissions ap-
pointed by former Governor SuIzer
and was sent to Dannemore state hos
pial for criminal insane.
While there Africano recovered his
sanity and under = state Law was sent
back 10 Auburn 10 be electrocutpd
He viii be eligible 20 parole after 20
years. He murdered Luigi Luciano in
Rochester two yearA ago
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PLENTY OF NOISE
orris and Kesne Have a Steady Stream
Of TAN for the Players
OurinR q Qama.

catcher Orris and First Rasernan
heene. n they stay with the Whesifng
team. are the boys that will be depend
"a ON % take care Of the iufeid this
season. they are both fast men. know
w game and are always talking to the
gther Fellow. n Pep" has anything 10
90 with winning a ball game VVhseiinS
viii certainly have some team
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REDWOOD JUNIORS.
Team Has Organized for the Coming
Season-StronR Lineup.

. me BenwoOd Juniors basshaI team
mas organized for this season and a good
team - expected. The mill town lads
nave been together for three years. and
nave lost but three garpse. this being
valley. In 1919 they were not .lefea,ed
Mhile IN the season Of 1913 .vvo games
were last and last season they claimed
the Championship by being defeated hut
once. me same players are playing
now as when the team was FIRST orkan-
lHed, with the exception OF Sivard who
now has fine show as a regular on the
BcnwOod flremen. Every player on tho
team played hard and helped each other
~ every department Of the game While
" ara, the star little shortstop H. far
better this season than ever since
SlNard u going 20 play with an older
ana stronger team, Nolen will be out
Tor nrst base. horninEstar. the pitcher
mas pitched every game since the team
has been organized. his record being 37
games won and lost The first game
OF the season viii be played Sunday.
April II. when they will meet the Rridge
stars on the Mil Field ground.
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GAME CANCELLED
Kain Club-stogfs Game That was "a
Have Been Played Saturday
IL Called on.

VIII not be In condition the game that
was scheduled to have been played sat
urday between the Stogies and Kahn
club has been cancelled. All arrang.-
ments Tor the game were complete. but
% was learned yesterday that the field
M9uid not he ~ condition for games
THIS week However a. Is hoped All
work will be finished during the latter
part OF this week and u Is likely that
anoLneI Eamo VIII be arranEed Tor later.
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ARREST CORAM
Man Arrested on the South SHE on
Trespasstng Charge-aets Hear
ing Before Squire EngsI

u u. Coram. foreigner. who conducts
small confectionery on Main street,
near lwenty-second. was arrested late
last night by Constable J. W. Fullerton
on warrant sworn out before Justice
J. w EngeL by Miss Mary Marshall,
IlVins IN the rear OF 1924 Market street.
charging him with trespassing.
Constable Fullerton had no little trou-
pie IN getting Coram. lie found him in
an outhouse In the rear OF Miss Mar
shalIs home, where IL was alleged that
ne had been hiding for severI hours be-
i"re MS arrest and he refused 10 como
GUY OF the building when the officer
placed him under arrest Coram was
unable 20 give bond and was Committed
70 the county Jail. He will be arraiRped
Tor MS hearing this evening
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WILL PLAY SUNDAY
Moose and Kahn Club Baseball oams
WIN BE Played Sunday After
noon on South Side.

Sunday afternoon the strong Kahn
Club viii cross bats with the fast Moose
team OF this city. This will be the
opening game Of the season for botn
teams and Will undoubtedly prove an
interesting one. Both have fast teams
and when they line up on the Forty
u Will undoubtedly be for a fast game.
All players OF the Kahn Club are re-
quested to meet at the cl6b rooms at 1
O'Clock Sunday Afternoon.
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PLAYERS RELEASED


Yesterday the ak fell and the unlucky
players were. Catcher Sandrock, OF BEL
mont. o.. and Outhelder Neuhardt OF
pruning stunt yesterday and he will
CONTINUE until the opening o. the sea
weeded out the players and will have a
team that viii start the season in nns
shape.
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FAST GAME
Il Expected When the Hodshon ana C.
A O. Teams Of Benaire
Clash Sunday.

sunday the Hodshon baseball club VIII
meet the g. A. q. team Of Beilafre on
the Bellaire ball park. The game will
be called at 3 o'clock y. m. The follow
test: WEIGH. e.: Rogerson, D.: Costello
D.. Bcro, 1b.: GILES, 2b.. Roam. -
Front, 3b; Commas H.. Muldoon CT :
Hunter. RI e. Lisk. ID. and Elig. 1b
The above players are requested 10 re-
port at 1880 o'clock at the Hodshon
store
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'BASkETBALLERS'
rntsrmsdiats Team Of Y. N O. A mo-.
huccsasfui Season win =
Banqust

IN closing their successful season ~.
int mediate basket ball team ~ 49,
n. Ut O. a held au Informal diuner go
'tenlnH Or me building being uroaffef
over atd unler fnr direction III ff,vrf~,f
lu.fruffur Charles o. Miller
Ine mgmterH ~ the team preserf
we're hoaHra Chambers Ntarrglli
l."ya Ven. tchaner. James rardn~si
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], Umiaun. l. ii'Her'
dhree base hits-Quick I: Walltn,
base on balls-On Crother. !: on Nor
Ton, y on Hof1er. ! on Cross. \
!. by Hotter 2 - 's 'i"sa'
RRsssed balls-Rslston. ]. Lynn. .
lP1,Vuple Plays-Wslling TO Umlauff.
heilly 70 Umlaun to Shriver
Sacrifice hit; GILES.
Ssolsn bases-Tennant Stump. I'm
UT. Shriver, Quick. ?; Peters
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-09
MONEY FOR MINERS
Settlement of Miners Strife At Coshoc-
ton, Ohio, Means More In Benefits
To Local Miners.

IL was said yesterday that the strik-
ing miners OF Eastern Ohio would re-
ceiNe AT least $1,000 more money per
week on account Of the settlement OF
the strike In the Coshocton fields.
Ihere are about seven hundred men in
VIII return TO work Immediately. There
are no new Developments In the strike
situation on the Ohio side as they are
no nearer settlement now than they
were one year ago All L. quiet in the
strike zone and the miners are making
arrangements TO raise garden truck dur
be furnished by the government
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summary.
Two base hit-Leatherwood
Home runS-GallaRher. Fulton.
Stolen bases-Young. Bailey. Brown,
Simon, HerLey.
Double plays-Morrow. Leatherwood
10 Simon.
Sacrifice hits-ColvilIe 2 Brown
Leathcrwood
Base on balls-Graham. 6: Barron. 7.
struck out-By Graham, 3: by Bar
ron. 1.
Wirld pitches-Graham. 1.
Time of game-2.0b
Lmpire-Aiorth
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BOWERS VS.. BREWS
Past Amateur Teams VIII Msst On ~
mel Green Grounds Sunday
Afternoon

me Iron hrcws Will cross bats with
re hnWer Annette Club on the Tunnel
.fI'en FfnuniH SUNDAY afternoon. Thess
leems are we'll knowu here from la.f
s3t.h and this year they have added
~. .i,i..l fnatefiel making them arnong
VII D. called promptly 1T 2 O'Clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-09
COLLEGE GAMES

WV YORK April s-CoIuurbI, rr,t
.traifN. 3. Holy Cross. 70 View VOC
University. Hamilton College
New Hrunawicf ~ cofr.f.
tutFers. o tcalled end ~ eighth dsrt
~ Annapoiis- Navy. 2. Cornell 2
A. Washington .GeorFetoun. 2. For5
Hams WI
~ Lexington. Va West ytrgI,I. -.
Washington and Lee. g.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-09
HAD PRACTICE

He-I believe that debutante You
introduced me 10 is engaged.
She-Why, what makes you think
so7
He-She talked TO me with such
blase abandon!-Judge.
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zBYszRo WINS uaTcu
IN TWO sTRAToHT FALLS

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence
,. Ii'A. ~ y. April Wsrfr4
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-09
DAVE Says
This seasons new styles
and patterns bring with them
the spirit of Spring.

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Never before have we been
able to show you such a win
ming lot OF wonderful Spring
and Summer wear for men.
Have you seen the new
"kraus Made" Suits for
SPRING. The smart Glen
Urquhart plaids, also check
and stripe patterns? Plain
colorS in elegant fabrics of
subdued Greens, Grays and
Blues.
Look at them to-day
whether you buy or not, they
will help you to Judge the sea-
sons fashions, for they are the
standard to go by.
Weather report-Fair.