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Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-16
lMETRO' NIGHTS AT
 LOWELL ARE EVENTS

The Metro ph1toplays that the run each and every Monday night at the Lowell are of the highest class shown
 anywhere. There have been but four of these shown in the district and an are exclusively shown at the Lowell The Metro nights at the Lowell are we'll worth am advanced price how erer they are heinz shown at the reg War house prices
 The program at the Lowell this week and for weeks to come is nearly all special feature program Tonight the fourteenth episode of "The Master Key" will be one big attraction and "The Cipher Key @ Lubin 3-reel mas terpiece will be the other Such pro- grams as these when accompanied by the LowelTs Peerless orchestra, pro- yide rare entertainment and should be uberaliy pa,ronized On Friday night the second chapter of "The Dia- m0nd from the sky" win be a special feature and with Miss Lottie Picklord in the ieaciu- role. it will be all to Jhe good
 On Saturday nigh, the Lowell will present without doubt the strongest . bin yet seen in the Warren District. ! This special program offers the Uni versals greatest achievement Damon ! and Pythias' in six acts and in com junction with this the Lusitania pie lures win be shown. making a grand
 double feature show Sunday Charles ! Chaplin will be shown in a great riot 1 of fun in two acts The Tramp" and Monday, June 2l. Miss Leslie Carter Americas premier emotional actress
 will be seen in her greatest work in
 "The Heart of Maryland" which is in l seven acts. On Monday, June 2S
 the Lowell is bringing to the Warren
 District the most tremendous photo play ever filmed This is "Camiria' which is in twelve acts.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-16
REV, ANDREWS TURNS DOWN PATTERN
 CLEVELAND OFFER
Methodist Pastor Accepts Call to Remain in Bisbee, Thereby Rejecting Pastorate of Cleve- and, Ohio, Church.

In spite of the fact that he had re ceived a hattering offer to accept the pastorate of one of the leading Meth odist churches of Cleveland, Ohio. Rev. O M Andrews decided to acc cept the invitation extended at the Third Quarterly Conference ana re- main for another year in charge of the local Methodist Church. This comes as distinctly pleasing news to residents of the entire Warren Dis trict and the sentiments of pleasure over his retention will by no means be restricted to members of Rev Am drews' congregation or parish.
 The Wilson Ave Methodist Episco- pal Church of Cleveland, which pas- torate Rev Andrews declined, is re- cognized as one of the prosperous and influential churches of the beautiful Ohio city The present pastor is Rev. c. w. Harshman. Ph D., a brilliant young clergyman and graduate of Boston University
 The opportunity afforded Pastor Andrews to assume the leadership of such an influential church is a splen- did compliment and proves conclusive ly that his untiring and e1ective ef- forts here have not been unappreci- ated
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-16
HAWAIIAN CONCERT
 ORPHEUM TONIGHT

In connection with the Paramount feature tonight al the Orpheum, there is a guaranteed big time or Orpheum act The original Nainoas Hawaiian
 direct from the Los Angeles engage ment Nainoas Concert presents ev- erything fro mthe popular Tipperay and rag-time to the classic Rosary, Silver Threads and that beautiful Hawaiian song Aloha Oi This big double show gives Bisbee the rgeat- est entertainment ever witnessed at cheap prices The announcements will crowd the Orpheum tonight and no doubt the capacity of the theatre at both performances.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-16
VALUABLE HINTS TO
 BISBEE PATRONS OF
 PARCEL POST SYSTEM
Detailed Information About the Size of Packages and Rates Is Furnished to Warren Dis triCt Public.

For the information of the public in general. there will appear in the columns of this paper articles relating Co different departments of the post office, and the regulations of the post office in general The present article will deal with the parcels post system.
 Packages sent through the parcels post must not exceed 72 inches in length and girth combined lu meas uring, the length of the parcel should be taken between its ends. while the distance around at its thickest part should be taken as the girth and the two measurements together should net exceed 72 inches
 The maximum weight Of a parcel is SO pounds in the local first and sec- ond zones In all other zones. the limit is 20 pounds Care should be exercised in wrapping parcels for transmission through the mails All post masters are expected Co refuse to accept for mailing and package which they consider as not sufficient ly wrapped to insure safe delivery Articles of fragile nature should be 70 marked on the outside of the pack age and merchandise such as china. glass. etc. should be SO packed that the contents may not be broken in ordinary handling.
 Pershable articles such as meat butter fruit etc, may be sent only to places in the first and second zones. This class of merchandi @ should be wrapped in proper material to prevent damage to other mail mat ter
 All classes of merchandise may be insured For parcels not eNceedius $25 in valuation. the insurance is D cents and on parcels exceeding that amount 10 cents In case of loss or damage. indemnity may be obtained to the amount of $50 or Co the amount ol the actual damage done
 Parcels may be ent collect on de- livery by paying a fee of 70 cents, this fee also including the insurance of the parcel.
 A rather new feature, which IS be. coming very popular in some sections ] of the country is the sending Of a let. lter attached to a parcel
 The new regulation provide that the sender of a parcel may attach thereto written communication seal. ed iu a stamped envelope The envel. ope must bear the same address as ! the parcel. with the name and addre of the sender in the upper left hand corner I- is however against the law Co enclose within a parcels post . package any writing or cOmmunica tion of a personal nature. It is per missable to endorse on the outside of the package. Merry Christmas "HaI py New Year" and words of similar nature, but they should be SO placed as not 10 interfere with the address.
 Invoices, giving a list of the goods
 enclosed, the price, invoice number
 and initial of the salesman may be
 enclosed within the parcel without
 changing the classification
 It is especially requested by Che
 post office department that parcels
 should be addressed plainly and cor
 rectly. Also the name and address O
 the sender should be placed on al
 parcels post matter All parcels shoul'
 be brought to the parcels post division , before mailing in order that the clerI
 may inspect the parcel and verify tn,
 postage.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-16

council promised to look into matter
 Mir Rolf a resident on the hiu back of ex-Mayor John Williams asked that the city look into the matter of fixing the road which leads up the hill back of the eX-mayor's house. Ho said that the road was not at present city road, but that Mir Williams had promised to deed the land to the city as soon as they would make a survey for the road
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-16
ro cAPruRE LEMRERe

LONDON, June I5.-General Non Mackenzen has told the German Elm peror that he hopes to capture Lem berg. the capital of Galicia, before July l, according to a dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph from Amsterdam
Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-16
roN NAMEE.

William B Cleary, the Arizona law yer was welcomed back to Bisbee yes terday after an absence on the coast. He was there with his family who have residence at Hollywood. Mr. Clearey brought the news that, with Mrs Cleary, they had decided on John Theodore Cleap as the name of the son born to them about three months a.o.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-02

Creating a character which looks
real requires study and careful at
tentiOn to detail The modern NOV
ing picture player is beginning to ap-
preciate the possibilities Of this.
One of the first to enter the bust
ness with a whole-hearted intention
of producing artistic character eff
fects is Charles CIary. He is a stu
dent of unusual types and has the
faculty of working out faithful re-
productions of unique characters
which do him justice and entertain
the public.
One of his most recent successes
in this line is the part he plays in
''The Carpet From Bagdad." Clary
says it was a difficult role with a good
many ups and downs in it before it
was finished product. yet" he
adds, ''the more difficult the part the
better I like it if the effect gained is
an artistic success.
-O-O-
CIeVeIand.-Separated and recon-
ciled four times in six months is the
record of Mr.. and Mrs. David F. Ba-
ker, revealed by Bakers suit for di-
VoTce here,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-02

JOHN LAWSoN'S CONVICTION IS
VIRTUALLY SET ASIDE
Denver, Colo, July 2. - John R.
LawsOn's conviction of murder and
sentence to life Imprisonment was
virtually set aside in the Colorado
supreme court here late yesterday, it
became known today. Judge CRANKY
HiIyer, who presided at the strike
leaders recent trial at Trinidad, was
ordered by the court to show why he
is not disqualified from sitting in
three cases growing out Of the Wal
senburg strike riots.
Aff1davits Of previous employment
by the coal companies and pTejudices
against union miners, filed in the
WalsenbUrg cases, are the same as
those presented in the appeal by the
Lawson defense for a new trial Hill
yer has repeatedly OveTruled such
charges, considering himself quail
fed to preside at former strikers
trials, despite his admitted employ
ment by the employers and his bitter
opposition to the strikers before he
was specially appointed to the bench
in the labor district.
The supreme courts putting the
burden of proof on EiIlyer was inter-
preted as fOrecasting a favorable de-
cision on Lawson's appear for a new
trial if it ever reaches the highest
court. EiIIyeT is expected tOjrefuse
Lawson a new trial at the hearing
scheduled for July II.
1890
Cornelius Leblanc will address an
open meeting of~Die and Tool Max
ers' Local No. 113, International AS
sociation of MaChinists, Friday even
ing, July 2, at Vermont hall, Madison
and SangamOn SITS.
San Francisco.-Pick 'em old and
homely, but grateful, when looking
for a wife in a big family of girls.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-25
oPmrons

Joseph sys-DlstuIors securities
arouno - are distinctly cheap, besides
being most meritOrlous. Inoy are Wortb
30 60 the very loves calculation. Buy
some Too much Importance cannot ~
placed upon TIE Tact that the Interstate
commerce Commission H. la what "a
hhvMn a. The second western rate case
grants TIE western roads au ~bstautIal au-
auecs iu Lhc iu4t CHHc. iuasmucu a. DO
includes rates uLlCn tne roads tailgu "
lhciuoc Do The original case. Ihc tnciiic
sh"rca Atchls0n and the Hiu issues viii
h' inhsti D. IaEEaIua- lhOy viii nut
tnl4 Do iydhu lu u4C front rah.s "a rp-,-
uihil1u. bot tufy wIli D. on Ga. urgf
seat oi Tue buud-wason Bull the paci-
il'. hHid the oCppers. Anaconda 10
h"'d Tor 400 o. bultHr DO not uisra
sard zoe OILS. THte on Hail signal
AluhnNlul-scarcltN uf offerings OF
stocaa d. the L.u.t prominent feature or
80" h.Hfhr. which s.utiuuts Co. cX-
hi"I H'- NtInA tendency. NIn activity
tAlfnuluH from Hpt,IaItIrs 90 ataudnra
ISSUES HtEhrI prices are suEEpsts4
WIN short c.s.iiuE BOB some uf toe boz
M.I. buIIi.N nii0ttl'u ADD southern rs
.ilt nov hUrh Central Iuiuu fasi.s.
N"rlNN'u I~Hrftit. lrruIa.n aud I.4fU.
H''fr a Dh'H uf. tNu'crrd to show Im
600 trn Ui huushf again. uhii,
NIN .'t nu.d rNlItra and old issues are
uI"n aN U.Hufrutt rHrrHHluua
wan street IunfrnI IuI interests
''. p' NIHutH u.riInF IuI thrir
journal ol Da. ms.t. In. final biol.
N" . LNN. complicated ana costly rsII.
'ifii.n problem iusf vutr. 10
.H U...I. .f H.III Dol. u n..f
.n. In tH. financial dIslrot tbat bod.
advance. hb certain .roei.
groups.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-25
STOCK DEALING
FAIRLY LARGE
Holiday Apathy on the New York En-
ehanoe Not So Noticeable az
Formerty-U S Steel Leads

NEW YORK. Dec. 24.-Less than
the usual holiday apathy pervaded to-
days market. dealings being fairly
lare and broad. with an average or
higher prices. Railroad shares were
plainly helped by the overnight deci-
sion OF h interstate commerce COM
mission which granted increased
freight rates for many important CON-
modtties TO carriers I'm western and
southwestern territories. u S. Steel,
the market leader. rose q to 81 81,
only a fraction under its maximum OF
the last five years. and coppers hard
ened on the fixed quotations-21h for
domestic and 21Ia for foreign deliv-
cries.
Oil and automobile issues were un-
der restraint resulting from further
profit taking during the forenoon. gen.
eral motors showing marked weak.
ness. but many OF these losses were
FULLY retrieved later. War shares and
some utilities moved within narrow
limits, but mostly higher. Extreme
dullness prevailed in the final hour
with a firm tone at the close. Total
sales amounted q 5s3. OO0 shares.
Among the noteworthy features OF
the session was the steady outpjouring
OF Anglo-French bonds. which were of
fered In blocks up 20 $1,000 900. Sales
OF this issue Appropriated $4,000. 900.
all transtactiaons being made between
S4s and "a 3-S, the latter being within
one-fourth OF the minimum quotation
recorded after the dissolution OF the
banking syndicate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-25
FLAsHEs 10 MAsrrn

Some OF traders gave credence to a
rumor that At January meeting OF L. $.
steel directors. the stock would not only
De placed on q b per cent basis but that
an etra dividend OF 4 per cent would BE-
declared.
NEW YORK. Dec. 2A-Looks as ~ a
hlkhcr range OF quoted values will pre-
hall an the rail- department. southern
racine strikes Us A. being attractive.
Lchigh valley gross November in
creased Aela.ll4 nett five months In
creased S576.27
a general increase OF salaries for mo-
tornlen ana conductors was announced
" IS. X. Il. CO Hs Xmas gift. between
o.v"V ana 1000 men are affected aud In
crease viii amount to S25O. OOu a VCar
1 ADVISE buying Paper pre- crr,d, ~ 10
10 points IA u.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-25
WHEAT MARKET
is STIMULATED
Due TO Strong Cables and Fear Of Green
Bug Damage-corn and Oats
Showed Big 0ainl-

CHICAGO. Dec. 2I-Strong cables
and fear OF green bug damage. gave a
notable stimulus today 20 the buying
OF wheat. and continued TO carry lac
market to new prices. 1919 crOu. rnt
close was buoyant at "a TO 2As cent
advance. with December at l27A. and
May at i2Sh. Other leading staples.
too. all scored gains-COrn IL TO zLc.
oats Ia to lSsc. and provisions l21 to
65c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-25
CLEARINGS ON
FRIDAY SHOW
HEAVY DROP

Clearings on Friday showed a big drop
compared with the same day OF Deem
Der. lsli-this being the only day OF the
present month when the Wheeling bank
slearlngs have not made a gain over
1919. The cles-rings Friday Mere S3s7.-
Vos.uS. compared with S5Ol,5l414.
hearings Tor the month OF December
10 date show a total OF SS.S23.lO7.s COM
pared with So, 5O3. TSO.5z. a gain OF So
lls.S26.66. or 31.6 percent.
Inc Figures in detail for December
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-25

fiTTSBURGH. Pa. Dec. 24-Live
stock market
Cattle steady. SUNNY u-hf Cbotco
SS.5OWS-75; prime SS.35Us.5O.
Suttp' stg8u4 s0ppIA u-ht: prime
taets Ao-9vH $50, Gull and common
calves $1,000 1880. '''
Hogs steady; receipts 20 double decks.
RIlHe heaEies tb.35. mediums and heavy
yorkers Y6.55m6.6O. light workers ssIb
4e.sV' pigs $5-l506 600: roughs $500
CHICAGO Dec. 2l.-Hogs. recefnr.
Se0g; weak. Bulk S5.gOaG.aO: light
$1,000 $50: mixed s5gOmSb sos 49,,
$3.50. piss SiSV
cattle. receipts 10000; steady. Nativa
eis Szsous-45; calves s6.25G $50.
-Sheep. receipts 5000: firm WetLo-.
$50 ewes 1f25 g62O: lambs 500
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-25

come under same conditions as lash div
idends.
western Pacific railway orEaniz
ton plan provides that holders OF 500
100000 first 5s will get preferred and
common stock In exchange with priyi-
icgcs OF buying new bonds.
Average price OF u indistrials l25 "a
off 8.31 per cent.
Twenty railways 1861. Up lie per
cent. "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-25

Cash quotations;
Wheat-NO. =. red. nominal: No. 3.
red, h-zlql.24; No. ?, hard. ti.25n9
Corn-No. 2. yellow. nominal. No. 4,
yellow. $50 5OAc No. 4. white 6Ssa "
aOhc
lard nominal
Fork-Si6.4O.
-
Rlbs-Ss.6UH 1910.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-25
Logan q Bryan's closing ssocl Letter

NEW YORK, Dec. 24-The list con-
unued 10 display pronounced strength.
There was little OF novelty or variety
m the days news. The huge year-end
olsbursements are eNerting an Influence
As during the past few days the invest
ment inquiry has expanded largely and
many nigh grade issues. principally rails
nave been taken out Of the market. We
desire TO extend TO our friends and pa
irons the s~easun-s ErontlnEa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-25

nth. payable Dec. 70.
(3)-Eooks close Dec. II for 2 per
cent dividend payable Dec. 20 and / Der
cent dividend Jan. 3rd.
GD-ENtra cash dividend OF &C. de-
Dec. 20. 1915.
tb)-Eooks close December 20. for
Ia dividend. payable Jan Z. 1910.
tfl-kOuka close December r.r
Ia 70 dividend. payable Jan. /. 1915.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-25
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. "a. Is.
Range ot acuNe stocks on the New
! ora Stock Exchange. corrected daily by
a. l. Masten a Co. brokers'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-25
HAY AND GRAIN

onotaaons ~ g r. urannmeb a o.
~ -. Farming Implements.
1912 MARKET strstf-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-25
Slandard on suhsidlarr slocLs

WHEELING. W. Va. pcc 20 IL
corrected hy a D. MHafsu u Co l.. D.
i.flnd Mff N".ms eot-l0s national
Bank Bids. Wheeling. vs.. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-25

|I Company $50 Tnnrrh
NHYr Farm. completed f1 Unrrn sand
ihl iYH lnF Tor Id barrels pr day 10.
NInHfnu H.H'FIff Lincoln count.
ON South WORK ~ Wurhra river af the
ni Grass run Murphy district.
iI'rhi' county. Robinson o. nI have
'NfnrIrfrd fnrIr 40 d nn fhr o. ~. Bred.
rrI.E farm. ln Che salt sand and the urrif
ie dry.
on fhe waters ~ I0nrblffrw ru,
'fnIu fr0rH district. EHnnuha county.
fNn tnIumffur Producing rnmrrnr frr
nni eh1t ita n ln. williams
barrels nrrf 20 hnurr
fu Spring Greek. EmIfhnaff district
itnHnF rNunfN. ODE Columbia Of com.
ranr ~ west Nlrginln has the rlr conn.
p.ffed Tor Gee 80 f1 q q urnunan fsrrn
WNIDh Dr. located 400 feet west nr a4mr
Company So fg. -lme farm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-25

WHEELING. " Va To- .. .
GATTIE -
OIL NOTES.

The Big Three OH Company No. l..
- Wella Farm. completed boo the Keen
~ SAND ana npwlnE 90 rate OF 90 bar-
ls Der day located on sugar Creek.
Union district. PieaFanfs counts
ON Laurel Creek. EmIfhfrid Tirfrt,f
ltnnuo county. The south Penn OH s,u.
rants SO. 2. 81 O. Grifnth farm. COM
ted BOZ the tnjun sand. ana good Tor
3 ,arr..H per day.
ON Iort~r'r Fork Duvaf district. LIN
com rnuufE tIU South Penn OIL Comma
~ me- completed rIF and started frI1-
.Ht Jog lta 80. 90. Horse Greek tract.
.,aIi 1000 feet west ~ Same compn-
ms So o.. same farm.
On IurhrNc Fork ~ Cooks Greek
~nshtnFiun district Lincoln county. fho
tFIr 'I company hH9 rumUlreH ffa
So Q Joseph a. Alley farm. ana b4u n
'h1Nlnr Tor barrels per day.
The ONO Fuel p1 Comrauv shot ua
20 D. william Young heirs farm. ana
ln rfnHfd production from 10 90 DO bnr-
r"iH hr9f 20 hours Located iu EIh dIr-
trl-f. boz county
IT'D Randall Gas C~omuauy'a no. 4 IL
~ Simpson Farm. completed In fEn
santN eand and the veil Ia dry r1-
cnfel 700 feet from Tho T1Irmnrf cas-
com UnUW|m ~HnNWrr ON fH. nHumm f..a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-25
Thirteen Banks Of the City Show Increase in
Deposits and Loans, Each More Than a Million
TOTAL DEPOSITS NEAR EIGHrEEN
MARK.
Loans ana Investments Amount To
S17.722 .4oe.o2, Increase Of
STAG, 22l.22.

Thirteen of the twenty-one CONNER
cial and savings banks OF the Greater
wheeling district now have reported for
the I~ntenigencers annual banking state
ment. Figures from the eight other
banks are expected within the next few
days.
The thirteen banks that have reported
show good gains IN surplus. deposits and
loans and investments. The Increases
IN deposits are over n million. and in
loans and investments even larger.
The totals for the thirteen banks are
as follows:
Surplus and Profits
Use OF .a2e,f21.4T
NAose OF .2.1s6,0TS.3
Deposits. All Classers.
~ u AsAf .ss..s-..a lh.I ZO, COG. IS
close OF sl5............ 17.~7T2.36s.Os
Increase ............SL.O51.95s. $3.50
Loans and Investments.
lose OF ..Sl6.416.1S4.S
Niose OF 1872. 406.O2
increase ..............S 1.246. 221.22
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-25

Additional Financial and Market
Reports on Page Eight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-25
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. "A IL
Reported uy \. b. Maaten Il %. n y.
brnud. Hr. members New YofE
stock Exchange.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-25

The Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton
railroad has an inquiry In the market
Tor 1000 tons OF steel FOR bridge WORK.
The Missouri. kansas and Texas has
placed an order FOR 1000 steel car under-
frames with the Commonwealth steel
Company. The New York Central has
placed orders Tor los cars for passenger
service with the American Car and
p oundry Company and the Barney x
Smith Manufacturing Company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-25

The American Hridre Company iu 81,
Iahrlcafe 1000 tons N ffrucfnrar rta.r
We open hearth Tlant n other Iu-
lr.NennNrf ~ the NlufU WarEa ia 49,.
Illinois Steel COMPANY II"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-25

re fennsylvanla Hanroad g. reported
for TIE lff0 rnra 10 hr hnlIf 81
haskeY p Barker car COMPANY ana
~ hMNflcan Cor auf Foundry Coon.
Ihe same road a. nrrvfrurfv r.fsa
alRl bought 5000 tons blue nrrsrfrf
70 Do ured ln fhe conafrurfiD~ ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-25

MoUNDsVILLE LINE
WHEELING AND AOURDaYIIIn
Daily Except Sunday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-30
MOLINE INDIANS
TO PLAY CABERY
Contest iu Pillow City Tomorrow wiz
Bear ON Race for fhe State
Title.

Fans of Moline viii be treated TO "a
battle royal when the Indian and Gao
berry football elevanz clash In tine Pillow
City SUNDAY The visiting aEgrega-
ton win arrive iu Moline at ll o'clock
tomorrow morning. In the party viii
bee IS players. The manager. coach, TWO
officials and number Of gabery fans.
This contest undoubtedly VIII be one
Of rhe best on the Indians schedule
and il viii give followers Of tndepeud
ant football a line on the M3tinara with
respect 10 their chances with the Fay-
l0rUILa eleven who Will De their op-
ponauts at Tayl9rEtla Nov z Two
thousand fans are expected 70 witness
the TuaiaB-Cabery struggle as the rep
ataHoH Of a visiting eleven is always
assurance of good attendance.
The Red Men eleven will make the
"trip 10 TagIorville Eor fae purpose Of
establishing claim T. The state cham
pionsup title.