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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

\ meeting OF the stein Tennis club.
OF Elm Grove. viii be held this evening
~ Nochers hall on Main street. Elm
GroNe- Several business matters OF Inn
portancc will come up for consideration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE
FEDERAL LEAGUE

's'elp me" opposes the Greater
wheeling Charter. He knows the re-
call would work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

Legal Trading Stamps will be given
Tor years TO come. They have surely
come TO stay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

The Greater Wheeling Charter "in.
creases the rights OF the people" In.
stead % taking them away"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

BOSTON. May 1t-Terrifc hitting
save t1lcsiso 20 1 Nictory over Ros-
Ton today Hchuitefs home run drive
INTO the rtght neid bieachers scored
ming. Three rinElss anf three dofihle-.
ace.unAea Tor nNe more runs In the
sixth and caused James retirement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

DETROIT. Map sf.-Af,er Covsle-kis
ana boshun had cettled Tor siN score
less Innings. Detroit broke through
" ashinstons defense and won today 4
- .. Fosters Wild throw in the efEhtn
Iter Two were out vas followed b a
hase ON balls and two hits giving tbs
Tigers three runs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

Washington .....o OOO0O 80
Detroit ..........o OO0l -
Two base hit: Bush Sacrifice hits:
Wit. Boehling Base on balls: orr
BOehling. 2. Struck out. o. CoNeleskt
d by boehling. 1. Jmpircs Evans and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25
FEDERALS


Yesterdays Games.
'Chicago. 4: Buffalo. g.
St Louis 2; Baltimore J.
Kansas city. 2: Newark J.
Pittsburgh Brooklyn. rain.
LII innings.
Baltimore at st. Louis.
Buffalo at Chicago
Newark at Kansas city
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25
DAYTON LOSES.

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligence.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. MAY "a
faynter kept payton's hits scattered.
Whlle his mates made good use OF the
Grand Rapids finished on the long side
OF n TO 1 count.
Score. R.H.E
Dayton ......0IO0O0 OOO-i o
q. Rapids. 100 O2O0ON-4 ?
Rowan and Orris. Paynter and De
Normer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

BusI~ess Mems Lunch. 75c. ft.8o
70 o'clock Mcclure Hotel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-25

- To-day's Qemss.
Cincinnati Al H0nscn
Pittsburgh a. Hrooklyn
81 Louis a. NeW York
chicago a. PHILADELPHIA
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17


emo projects N the states work
sne close Of the present fiscal 1916 the member
mp vas 15l 194 exclusive Of the enrolment In the mother
daughter earning clnbs T
being comparatively in twentysx Of
states the northern central and een Ter
rltqHy ~ the Of agriculture extension
nes Of the colleges Of agriculture practically every
state short boys and girls special
schools have been held at the colegs During
the last 557 club courses
1858 having expenses paid by local.
contributions as their work.
Q club who champions state
1914 have become recognized national
attending high school
other colleges three Of the have
already graduated from high school,
cultural college this fall. .& Rz Il
Experience has shown that the work boys and girls
clubs can be carried on Will greater success without aid
of prizes and The the work
found to be the best possible incentive The
members attention directed problems and
home soil building, ETC., pract
cai every work being carried large
number Of club are now working out three and
rotations crops The profits which they from club work
spending an education for purchase Of pure
chnery Many buying
land Valuable sense Of dignity and in
LII the canning work. 9ss public held
the with total attendance of S,S67 These demon
held for the club members but parents
were invited and matter of fact than half
these present One Of the great adj
Of this club to
stimulate the parents as well as the children.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
Life With An Inspiration.

Stick togyour dream boy Letsnothng swere you from
path that leads upward toward the fulento Of
bition. &s ~ az ~ f1sF agsE As sg ~
will meet with difficulties and discourage but when
just think of the Heresho the boat builder who
died the Rhode Island In his life ought nd
inspiration enough to lift you any obstacle
Awriter JohnA Heres
boy his ambition to and build the fastest
boat the world He became blind while boy would
discouraged how could blind
sign modehat he could not see? But erreshof
nary boy. He stuck The heavy handicap of blind
only made him press.on all the harder. ~
The blind and whitfield out his boat
models Gradually there developed his fingers muscle
worth him haneyesight would been Slip
ping the model through his hands could how it
should be shaped to slip through the water with the least
estance Other designers figured their models by complex
mathematical calculations But the blihd boy felt with his
sitve fingers his the best for when he
tenfour old he built the fastest yacht the world has
known and while he could the boat CO. the
dash and plunge swness of it, and he wept when they
told him his boat had won the ~ t.saae.sae
He built the yachts Vigant Defender Columbia Reliance that
conquered the of Shamrocks the
cup built great industry The govern
of his country him torpedo
Of blind designer of fast boats spread
England Russia and Italy him contracts fastest
torpedo boats He died few days wealthy and better
than that successful he had stuck harhood
s dream and achieved it fully.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17

bersd sthat Jane foaes who s d.
next to him IN school Sought to
promote ambition IA him BY citing
what great mem such Is; franklin
and Inc in did. But he defended
himself BY saying Y there was no
more ligh thing 10 diseovsr ana no
more slaves 70 free, thebe fore he
was handicapped. - = ~ ~, s.
Almost any thrifty, ambitious
yennk man can mike his own
Opportunity: An Oklahoma lid.
brought up I'D - home Of snail
means; determined to 70 to his
state university. While attend.
ing high school he earned his
books and clothes in the summer
by cutting. ccckle.burs for the
neigltboring farmers. After leav-
ing high school, he taught school
for STE months. aid ffstE AN Of
srendAk dis earninss 9-he
saved them. During tie entire
four years az the university hesdid
his own co1kihess took eafe. of8a
furnace for his room rent and did
janitor work IN the college library.
This Young man is Just one of
many ambitious, energetic youths
who save every inmate Of their
time to earn money which they
do not spend f6o 1isMy. With this
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
!bitionists, the size Of the sswet" ma.
ijority in this weeks election cannot
be considered q great victory. r
The Goal Fight.
Parkersburg News.

( 1t is hardly to be doubted that tie
Parkersburg board of commerce will
take action ito enlist with the other
commercial bodies Of West Virginia
in a protest against the proposed in
creased freight rates which would
work a hardship on the coal Industry
in West Virginia. at seems well au-
thenticated that the proposed rates
are inspired by. operators in other
states, who desire to place this state
at a disadvantage IN some Of the
tcountry's coal markets. y;
That West Virginia has disterned
the danger and Is preparing to pre-
sent united front is evidenced BY
the expressions all over the state
from commercial bodies newspapers.
miners Organizations and other bod
les. and the action OF the west Viz
ginia state public service commission.
in carrying the fight directly to the
interstate commerce sommlssi6n IN
Washington.
n There have been and are diner
ences with the coal interests On inter
nal matters, but on such 4 question
as this. which places in jeopardy al
industry whose Importance to- the
state Is unquestioned, sSery interest
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
VIVA r OTHER J
EDITOR SAY
sIlngo ALSO.
lBluefield Daily Telegraph,

-eetl0 " 4SA0SA4SA4 A&AJ 4SAS6L6RAksJ
Mingo ID about to Join the process
sion and get the county criss-crossed
with all year .passable roads. a big
meeting is to be held and the matter
OF Issuing bonds discussed. "a real
awakening to the importance of the
question has been experienced and
the people are reported to be in ear
nest and this agitation Will not stop
until the county has gotten in, line
with Mcdowell and Mercer. ana the
three counties. whose interests are SO
nearly identical. are connected up by
a system of good roads. Then and
not until them, will the section reach
the full development and Industrial
it is entitled to. Here's
luck to- the good roads agitators Of
the county Of Mingo. (
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
a Valuable Book.

One Of the most valuable books Vrgnans read
history this commonwealth recently issued under the
authorship Sylvester Meyers clerk Of the county court Of
Wetze county It's also interesting work Volumes
up the territory Of West Virginia with anterior times
lions; Of the French and English the Indian battles Of
Settlers Indian and acts of hero all
bned making most interesting reading of the events within the
territory of mountain state during the early development and
ats formation from Virginia 6
second volume the later history of the state right
with sorehouse Of information minerals indus
agriculture and churches including Especial history
of the important cities and towns in the state.
This book now the market and will doubt find ready
sale among thc WHO wish to know about theconnty which
they live.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17

SIS Mct3lnt yoed fUr i lgiuks
Has he had II u =, ia s
Is e. 91 4.
Al. Davis, the tango pAiace ehab,tde,
Els again In the limeli dit, According to
/ all the papers he Is stiIl pursuing En-
lgehia Kelly, who Is to soon become
sole owner Of one million magnificent
dollars. a morning paper boldly
printed that they were ordered out Of
la dintrlg room the other night
The next day Elge nia called in the
sob squad' from Park Row and told
them how cruel New York was to her.
|Everybod trpni her point OF view was
picking on her and std ing up lights
figuring up how they could make her
unhappy. Y :; -, :. IL, Z z.
s Little did she know how fitting
fame 10. That same day copy reader
from Kansas City landed q Job on an
evening paper. He answered q phone
and a reporter told him he had a little
more infornat ton about thess plly
girl. "Eugenia Kel1ygp said tho news
conner, who in the blazes Is she?"
When is a hen amphibious o Eot
answering the solomon feazing ques-
ton, WalNe Dobbs, che official pig ex-
terminator Of Cedar Grove, N. j., has
been awarded "a pewter loving cup. AT
THE Cedar Grove poultry convention the
other day Wallie shifted his quid OF
Navy from the right to the left cheek
and aiming. a nicotine torty-two CEN
timeter at the cuspidor told how Il
happened s.s.s >
One Of his hens Matched out d set
ting of duck eggs When the ducks
Is:artedafor the pond the hen followed.
She tapped sfher Wings few times
when they got out into, the water but
alters time gave asruaning leap and
plunged. into the stream for all the
world like Annette Kellerman. j.
I Waffle was Missed and thooted hui
The stuck to swords and now people
really believe him. Its the talk OF the
village. ;2.s.se - so ). 4. 81, xsa.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17

Al Jennings. 0klahoma.s rSformsd
outlaw; haf gone "a bfes Ing. That;
Is better than rdshinR into politics
and asking for the highest honor the
people have to- bestows Wonder Sc
the baltimore and Ohio bandits will
follow stits- sssss. Is So 81
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17

:tWest Virginia Herald. Clendenin,) {
II any citizen Is burdenea wath AI
half dozen or more old grill. sunnAlEy'
rfed, he has dtslAast oHe femedSz Run
for president All the wilson girls
iiaveebeen married the present term.
and now the ola president = on the!
Job. and will sbh married. =
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
Valuable DeDelopr,1e,ttI

Bringing the total number Of district Supervisors
TO eight increase Of
Der eIoyed last year. appointment of
Pleasant supervisor Of Lewis district Mason
been announced in reportto thesate department
The appointment Of district to teach
ing regarded the most and most
valuable development in the rural school system state in
number years. being made
with factin every of the state where
pointnents have not been made.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
Br,an's Dlssrir,ination.:
IfMhaaling Ra.iafer.i

q, IWheeIlhB He8 i1t0t,J g
Bryan is reported te have refused
TO permit d Texas admirer to tiiss
him. It HasA Kansas man who pm
formed tie osculatory feat. and Il 10,
suggested that there may be signih-
canes IN the fact TINT Kans4S u d
dry state and Texas . wet state Z
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
As.DsnE.s.Sfs ous Practice.

4 Prest0n County JotifhAl.)
The county court Is IN the habit OF
letting bridge contracts without ad-.
lyertising for competitive bids. THAT
should be tstoppedl at once It wilt
cause trouble some time. & ~
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
"A Nor ming MOTTO.

broadly ispassonate and bielosea studies
great of mankind regarding them physician
cards the families entrusted his o what they claim
be- not they imagine themselves ou what they are and
they actually do profound tcoes ones appreca
ion Of the courage kindness the honesty the deitand
above ALL the patient pathetic nremittng industry and loyalty
of the and average about ninety
Per cent Of the species.-Dr. Woods Hstcbiasoas#s
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17

Il ~ a. tn ||I|I4|
49,
There are
~ many opz'
poytrinitiEs1n
tiiH eoHAtry'
TO d az g as
there ever
were for the
young mi IN
provided he
u Me right
Hind sBnt IL
shstiS IKE the
hoy lin Ben
49,, 1870.
Hess. xviii
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
Progress in Agricultural Clubs.

There has been increase in the member
various boys and girls agricultural conducted by
state agricultural colleges and the department. of agriculture
northern western states At the close
ending June &c. 1914 there 11o77 nebers the various
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17

Laura Nelson Hail is to appear IN,
a ofe-act play by RI HzMeLadRhifn.
the author. Of the, Eternal Magdelene.
The piece.is called .Demi-T asse.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
Nott q RoastsO or
Wheeling Register.

lWheeIlh8 HeBlster.J
Considering the size OF Minneapolis
and the general belief that none or
the large cities Of the country Is in
danger OF captivating to the prohi.'
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17

NEW YORK; oct. III. Henry w.
Blossom, who writes book ana lyrics
for comic operas, is not temperarneii-
tai, but Is quite impatient at any de-
|lay. The other day he went into his
bank in the Times Square district to
transact some business and found a
long line in front Of the teller's WIN
dow. III. III
He took his place at the end Of the
line and shifted around on one foot
and then on the other Finally he be-
came Impatient and sought out the
cashier in his cage,
you shouldn't have lines like this =
The said with shade of sarcasm,
Zines are ai bother.n
And now listenz-here comes the
Fkick-the cashier replied: How about
the lines in front of taeaters, Mr..
lBlossom?"
Blossom gulped several tines and
walked right away from there.
Speaking Of names there is a quiet
boarding house in Gramercy Park cali
led aThe Noyes.' r -
The subway mob is clamoring. Wool.
Wool! The subterranean travellers
who give an imitation Of ia sardine in
lrepose twice day-golng co and
Isrom-want pamphlet newspaper.
They say the only time available for
papers about it. They say the ordin-
AIRY New York newspapers on account
LOT the cramped condition in the sub
way trains are too unwieldy and can
not be read.
They want a pamphlet that can be
easily handled in the congested space.
They sap the only time available for
them to read is going to and from
work. Il is hard to turn a page with
out poking a neighbor in the eye. It
lis sometimes a dangerous thing to do.
The statement Of Banker Warren, of
New York, that the allies really got
the half billion from Wall street long
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17

/, katherine Du Barry has been en-
gagged for the cast OF tie new Potash
and Perlmutter play, entitled wall
Street Gets Potash and Perimutter.,.'
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17

The deck OF the German cruiser
Eitel Friedrich. interned at Newport
News. forms dne Of the scenes a:
Flank MahdeI'ss farce. Sherman
Was Right"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
STRAWBERRIES m OCTOBER.

EAU CIsAIREs wis; Oct ID. Ell
Miner, Of Ella; picked eight quarts 81
'sttAwbsfries from aitss patcf Monday.
A few days ago he picked four quarts
from the same patch
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
~ - y ~ = - ! q ~ a f5TIi
4 SAN
V4yDE IL

Nurse-Tommy, ~ ts naughty TO
play soldiers ON Sunday, 81, iss.'s
Tommy oh, that is all right. It's
the Salvation Army. Chicago. NeTssl
Foggs wonder what makes my
eyes SC, weak? q
Boggs-I don't kncw--nniess dts !.
because they. are in q weak place. -
Indianapolis Star.
as there any way Of stopping stAsss
cyclones !, asked the man from the
East. y
ooh. no. replied the westsfusr.. /!
The best way is 70 go right along
with 'em.a Yonkers Statesman
10 -. i ~ = ~
Hobson lat club recsption) -says
who is that man over ttheYsss HES
been standing around with his hands
in his pockets all evening, and not I
soul has noticed him. i ;.ss. 4
Dobson-I guess he@must be q kuebt
| f-thesc club. 4Ptc k. 49,
Artist-You see, we tioderns strivef
for the ptfgationlof the s,fpefauo,iS,
which throws the accent On the a.
llier urge. Do you follow tnas
Friend-o. I'm ahead OF you. n
came out Of the asylum last week Il
Life. s., s
How was the lectnral,; Nil AL
The subject 1hatt9f was good, ;but
the lecturer hadn't taken the troubles
to arrange Il int ligfbiy. = 8
Preparedness, ansas City Jour.
NAL.
: Our romance began In q most nj
lmanhc Way, MY WifeSsAyed me from
drowning. She'ssa magnificent swikn.A
Emer, skaow.,n'AE Il, sssain IN
II notice you don't 20 .outavery sfas,
now n \ IA us Z n 4 h 4 Y mi n 4
mo. y don't, know Il she would
save me again. liz ulsvflle Courief-a
Journal. .eskStss .
Henry W. sayage is 10 return to-
the producing held With "a play bysi
William Harlowe Briggs, OF Harper
and Brothers. = Z
plhylet called war 15abiss z, 81 Nh.
Florence Haines Reed! !.
Arthur 5Hammerste is to produce I
an operetta called Katinka,H "a; Z
which Margaret Crawford viii sing
the contralto role.
Z. ~ 49, - y
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
7 How Old IS the Mammoth Gaze?

Doubtless everyone nth country who read knows
thing of the Marnomt Gave Kentucky On the other hand
there may be quite number who know about how this
and other similar formed old the mammoth
probably s what service performed for youthful govern
the United States during the and various
other features greatest
cayerns of thewo brought an article the September
number Of the Bulletin Of the Pan Union
From time quote romsthe 6,ens article
caves have been objects Of
nave clustered legend and found
they abodes sybs and nubs
Greece they became the temples worship Pan
onysus and Pluto as well as the home 81
Corint and Mount Cthron Persia they with
the worship of Mthras and
Europe peopled
and spirits galore ss s4sl4 sss4ss# MN
But after all but the perfectly natural
forces working beneath the surface
classes Those formed by
waves and the grinding Of shingle against rocky
Eo those found HarbDr
amples ~ those found in volcanic BY sub
such those in the Klamath lake Oregon
large that they often served eectua hiding places
Indians in the early days of the conquest
those which have been cut
faction of carbon acid 1ecan-
streams which have flowed through ages These last
Esre the most numerous and most
class that Mammoth Cave belongs asisAse#
AS people cave is in Edmonson couny Ky
about miles southwest of Louisville and
Green into which the caves suberranean waters
section of Kentucky where be found limestone beds
frequently reaching thickness of 500 feet noted rocky
grottoes sink holes The vicinity of
Mammoth Cave give evidence of little disturbance by dyna
mic past ages 1t is such limestone deposits
Comparatively level strata and located somewhat above
drainage level with small crevces points that furnish
dons for the formation of underground
beers the chemical and mechanical agency underground
ttersa af
From geological viewpoint Mammoth comparatively
recent origin its formation having begun something than
1000 the Pocene age actionb began
Green river had its channel into the limestone
stratum which underlies this section The water with
acid content coped through everything
into and through the crevices and the stone
time above the level of the began the and
These underground waters gathered along planes
least resistance and the grew more
the surface water drained into the
It's bed deeper into the limestone uderlay the
what had subterranean
into that remarkable underground stream known as
river which through the levels the cave
Green During the it has been work
dssolvng stone and along where resistance
least seeking lower levels it has left behind it the twisted
large galleries and chambers which
mlghtest OF all According to biologists
Green river nearly 900 present
into of 1872 the United States
government needed nitrate make powder Some large
entrance thecave had formed the winter habatons
flor myriads ages and consequence the soil
beds with large nitrate content
result the cave became nitrate whence much of the
powder supply for the young nation obtained.
ACC CUNT WITH THIS /
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17

The statement Of Banker Warren, OF
New York, that the allies really got
the half billion from Vail street long
ago is remindful ola story that joe
Weber used to tell about the bartend-
er2who said to his employers,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
NeDer FOO Ozd III ,s

Eightyfour years have not dapsned eagefnegs of
Amy Winship olearn She believes in the old poyerb,
You too old to learn ssF i Y5l ~ ss
Mrs Winship born 1884, has applied
student Kansas University Her
consideration. year she studied sociology and
IN the University of Wisconsin, s III es ssrhx sap.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17

Arthur Hammerstein is 10 produce,
an operettA called Katidka 3, a.
which Margaret Crawford viii sing
the contralto role.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17

Henry W. saxage is TO return to-
the producing aeld With "a play BY
William Harlowe Briggs, OF Harper
and Brothers. : I
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17

yalsrisl ReEgere is appearing in q
plhylet called War Babies ~ Mrt,
Florence Haines Reed. q