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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-18

2atpnia Mennen.

Jiir beuis iinb foIgsube pfsrSen
anesmeIbet porben:
Griiss Rsnnsn -2s jdbrise Wais
bsns; 6 Gurlonss: Stephen R, 100,
guip Soc 109; Trout syIp 100; Sen
ME email 100, SapoHnara 100.
3ubora 100; Sobn %. alein 112;
Capt. Rees 112, Tlanfreb 112, 9lIsr.
Ges 112, Sanfpmins liz.
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jGbrise unb GItere; / Meile unb 70
garbs: Wbite Groipn SO. Warearet
9urtlep 101, Manioe 104, Soc Stsin
106, aransport 108, Beau psrs 108.
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groOmsebgs 10S. 0oIbp Ill, palma
Ill.
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idbrige; 6 syurlonss: Sofie 104, Sms
preifiDe 104; sufb 1ufb 104. GentI,s
ipoman 100, 2pnn 100, Deliosr 100.
aabp ganbrsrift 100, Babp Gal
112. vi. pieree 1l2.
Uisrtes Nennen - 6dnbiedp; g.
iGbrise unb Gltsre; 6 Gurlonss: aou
Blue 81. grumpb 81, gommanbl
100, gropsr Susbes 1O4, Roseoe
gooie 1o6, 9ogue 112, prinee Sers
mis-, ia, Bringburit 115. 2uis 122.
syiinftes Rennen - Ceiling; A.
idbrise uHb Gltere; 1 1s16 Wlsile:
Ga Mobe 102, 5atber Riltp 102.
gcnan5a 107, Tapolara i07, geulab
9 I07. Expectation 107, Sraniit ITO.
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clan 81. Mnna arutsr 81. Sdnto 100,
Ropal sSntereit 102. u Gee st 1c4,
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lIntIe syimmp 107, Buip Gbitb 10s.
6oenir 100. Gbarti.r 112. Coming
1cper ia.
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gdrbs: clifton &c.. 0ibset SO, Wulas
bar SO, aeis 103. Sbpnsss 1O4. 2abp
pandita 106, ait.ls String 107,
JIiiapdp 108, 9ans Bin 108, 2lIia.
rabo 10S. Counterpart Ill. RaOul
Ill.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-18
Gte.G Grlambnib Deine.

lSertiea Slppps. 81. 745 @eit 4, Cir.
l@erirlbe alib. 20. 745 Weft 4. Ctr.
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lglara ausbuIer, %, 4l59 Wititr.
|Sarrp Moner. 26. 141O Gutter ctr.
lGhffie llfIiOn. 19. s16 Weit 8. Ctr.
lSobn Smith. 40. 1921 sen Cir.
l2illie grissbtimer. 40. lila Deblsr.
lpid Definite. 26, 1912 plum Ctr.
l9afis arsmer. %. 1912 plum Ctr.
{6urrp Zeal. 30, Norpoob.
lfyern sFider. is. 1866 Golsrain alp,.
lggalier Wloebrins. 26, Mibbletoipn.
| l5Iora Ri&ep. n. 1900 Wins Cir.
lDfdr Gbuiler. rs. q Wlerrer cir.
lJlora Ofbrsp. 20. 623 Rihmonb,
lAribur g. S6isI, 81, pittsburg.
lglnHa 8. Sistsrls. %. 210 6ofel9lps.
lS}rsberid W.ibsl. 40, 724 Bauer glrs.
l6sItn Grorriit. Al. 724 Bauer eIps.
Iqlnib. grubsnber, 80. 1903 Central.
Rdtb. u. Bauer 20, 29l1 sytfferion.
(Syreb. 3. Sturm, 20, Detroit, ibid.
lGffeIIa O. Gmmid. %. 1888 ainnsn.
Igbtiiu ~oois. Is. sytntontoipu ~.
|Rorie Duncan. q, 1920 5apit Gre.
Igloseot @. 9ioom. %, 613 men 7.
'Weffis Q. ebams. IS, 613 aDsif z.
70. Hpu@imon. 20. Drforb 9trrots.
'wiaSp g o[nbsrien. %. 1890 Hiitpp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-18

Gin itarfes 8otum gesen
Die Irobibition berbei5ufiibren, lit
Sade eines Seben, Der iid ieiner
sfe6tc unb 8iirbe aIs Iann befpuBt
lit. Gin iol6er miro nidt 5ilgeben,
baB er unter @ormunbitaft seiteat
miro, ipie oas prohibitions -amenbe.
nent bas beabiidtigt. Damn lit nod
Der grobe tpirtbitaftlide Shaben Sit
bebenfen ben Der Staat burd Inter
oriidlrng Der @etrdnfe. .Sr1buitrie err
Ieioen miiroe. gs geniist aber nidt,
boii Seoer bierin feline BfIidt tbut,
ionbern es bari aud nifJt on Der BE.
nriibung feblen, StimneH gegen bic
Brobibition aus ben &reiien 9erer
su getpinnen, bic nod 8eruunftgriin.
ben 5ugdngIid limo, oenn MIR elm
iiberfpGltigeuoes 8otlim gegen bic
Hrobibition fam Der beitGnbeen
@gitation, ipelhe Die Sreibeit ge.
fGbroet unb alle 9iirger geidGitIi6
ihdoigt, eiu Gnbe MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-18

Serr artbur 90. 9 ptegeL
Der lid, inn bas slnt Deg Staotrib.
tiers beipirbt, lit Elm fernfeiter 9eut'
ider, pie iein 8ater, tpas IN Der iesi'
gen beutidieinoIiten 3eit Die grobte
9eodtltng perbient. @r lit allBeroem
ein Iebr griinolid1 gebiloeter Wann
lnb beiist eine sroBe iuriitiif)e ge.
f1hiqllla.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-18
9iuntas, Sen Is. SftOber 1915.

Gie geote geeen Die gernih.
tuna oes amerifaniihen Sanbels lit
nod INNER niht nad Sonoon abge'
Id,idt tporoen slm gnbe bat Sir
@orparo @rep uuierem Staatsoepar.
tenent perboten, i'm nit EroteItnoten
All belditigen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-18

sc IGnser Die mts.Sernine
itno, oeito beiier iino Die 9eanten.
Gin eriabrener 9eaniter lit beiier OILS
elm uneriabrener 9eauter. gs iollte
bober Seber fiir oas amenoement
itinmen, peltes Die Sermine Der
Gountpbeomten altf bier Sabre per'
Iinaert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-18

lpenn er nah Der alten Seintatb 5ii-
riidfebrt SpesieG trifft bas auf Die
ainSer 81, bic, penn iie bier aufge.
lpodien iinb, feline atoere als ibre
amerifoniif)e Seimatb fennen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-18

Cine meme britiit- -fran5oiiihe
slnleibe in oieiem 9anbe lit feline
8ernlitbung mebr, ionoern tpirb Of.
fen eingeitanben. Die slngabe lautet,
bab peitere $50 @iqionen Dollars
oufaebradt perben ioaen obne ge.
tbeilieitng oes Iublifums (tpeiI es
iih iest idon nid,t betbeiligt), ionoern
Die 9mufen ioIlen bas 8eIo Iieiern.
an folder @eiie pirb Der uripriing.
lide BIan, ans ben Banter oieies
2anoes cine @iuiarbe Dollars fir Die
sIaiirten 5u 5iebeu, itiiflpeiie biir6ge.
fitbrt. Ser 9rdiibent bat bis ieBt
nifts bagegen geiaat unb fein Sdns.
dnts.Sefretar ebenfaas nift, obtpobI
ibnen befannt it, bnb bas @eIb Srin.
aenb aebralldt miro, nm ben iiioame.
rlfanIihen Sanoel 3u beben. 9as
ideint linen abrr glei6ailtig gu iein
ba lie bierbilrd gnqIano einen oop.
peIten @eiallen erlpeiieu. sic Iiefern
ibm bas G'elo fiir Den arieg unS iin6
ibm bebiliIit, Die amerifaniif)e aon.
furrenJ ais Siibamerifa fir Die
9aier bes arieges fern su baIten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-18

gIooiinnig lit Die ein3ia su.
treffenoe glntport, peld)e bic geetp
g)orter Zines" mtf Die 9arleaung
oes 3r. DtiinIterberg ertbeilt, oab
ofonomii6e ino nid)t politiife Der.
bdItniiie Die 3eutIden sur gluspan.
0erung nad unierem 9anoe oeranIabt
baben. Sic iagt, penn oas ridtia
mare, 10 piiroe 6omit oas 8erbalten
beri6ieoener 9eiltiter erflGrt, Die
Interita ni6t als ibr 9aterIanb,
ionoern bios ais @riperbSitation be.
trahten. gI6er iie meint, oas fonne
ni6t aitf alle 4eutifen 3utrefien,
oenn es iei eriidtIif, oaB iie, iuenn
audi 5u grobem Heidtbum geIongt,
iebr ielten nod ibrer alten Seimatb
5uriidtebren. 0as Retp Dorfer gIatt
iteint nidt 5i abnen, bab es iif ieIbit
ins @eiidt ifId9t. 3ab Die Deut.
iden Die elm @ermogen eriporben ia.
ben trosoem bier bleiben, benefit
bod, ooB lie iid in Der neuen Sci.
matb feit peranfert baben uno 6ieie
aIlein aIs ibr 9aterIanb anieben
4us III aud geraoe5u ieIbitperitGn6.
lid. @ern Senron6 cine Heibe bon
Sobren in oieiem 2anoe geIebt, einen
Snusitano gegriinbet unb cine 20.
mile grob ge3ogen unb oIlerIei
1reunbffaften seidIoiien bat, 70 ge. |
ratb er in cine oouis frelbe ggelt, |
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-08
DISASTROUS TRIP
OF STOGIES ENDED
TEAM WILL OPEN HOME SERIES
WITH ERIE THIS AFTER
NOON.
Shake-up Has Done Much Good and
Hitting 10 Considerably improved
Took Last Game on Trip.

After making a miserable showing
ON their road trip OF nine games. the
Stogies will once again return to their
" back lot where they will make an
enort to come back" and regain their
lost laurels. Every fan knows that
the o have been in a most dis
c~ouraging slump. This fact has been
emphasized tine after time. when a
single would have brought home a
victory In place of a defeat. The
punch. however. was lacking and as
a result the pitchers were unable to
DO anything as they were seldom
given the margin OF a run lead.
Just what has come Owe the local
representatives is hard to tell as il
seems that the entire outfit is playing
behind their form. The PLAYERS thar
were doing the most promising play.
ing In the early season are the men
who at the present tine are not show.
ing the proper calibre OF ball. Their
performance In yesterdays game
proves that there is still left the old
hghting spirit in the squad. The fea.
ture of the entire series happened in
the game with Erie yesterday, when
Rebel keene beat out a bunt. This
would seem to Indicate that the boys
have come back as Rebel Is not rated
as a speed merchant.
The changes hat have been made
IN the lineup are hard to explain. The
release Of Kyle is still a mystery as
the little Canadian was doing fairly
well with the stick, when COMPARED
with the other players on the team.
Kyle was hitting The ball for an aver.
age OF 265. which average ranked him
as the third batter Of the Stogie out
nj. Meister and Reilly are the only
men on the team who are hitting the
ball d and more often than was
the little left gardner. ODay in right
Is plugging along with an average of
some .242. according TO the last Off.
cial averages published. This leaves
no explanation OF the release of KYLE
as his hitting slump was certainly not
more extensive than was that of the
others Of the team.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
boys have been playing in hard luck
there IL every indication that they will
return TO form when they reach home
yesterdays game with the Sailors
would indicate that the ighting spirit
Is not broken and with Davis. WetzeI
Johnson and Ridley going right they
VIII put a crimp in some Of the win
ming streaks Of the other clubs that
have been setting a rapid pace. At
any rate We will all 20 to Athletic
park this afternoon TO see them come
back
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-08
DAVE SAYS

There are Clothing OHers tha,
you can well afford to pass az. no
matter how often YOU NAV see
them.
Then, there are Others that
Snuggle right up close 10 YOUR
heart and you are not disposed 10
forget them or overlook them
This last IS the offer Of Kraus
Bros. whose every word is good
and who never print a word thar
they will not make good.
In the matter OF Summer Suits.
Hats Shirts and anything else YOU
may want or need. they have II
and al a price that will make YOU
sorry. Everything eonsideredD. If
you buy elsewhere.
Kraus Bros. keep a store par,ic.
ularly for men-they know wat
men want and need and they have
~ on hand
Weather for today Showers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-08
|. A. C. ORGANIZES
Meeting Held Last Evening and Par.
tial Schedule Is Arranqed-Du-
quesne Will be Played
Sunday.

The Island Athletic club held an or
ganizauon meeting last evening in
their clu rooms. The purpose Of the
meeting was the organizing Of a base
ball team for the season and the cleo
ton OF officers. They arranged for
the opening game 20 be played Sunday
afternoon Al 3 o'clock on the Tunnel
Green grounds. The opposition viii
be the Duquesne club. The following
players will be seen In the Ineup Of
the T. A. C's during the season Tier.
ney c. Thompson b.. Cecil ss. smith H.
Reece %. Morrison 80. Hamilton n.
3ruhn RI. Hanley Ct.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-08
WHITE sox SHUT OUT.

BOSTON. Iuut The Esd Sos uu-
a period TO Fabers string OF victories.
shutting out chicago 3 Co % today. Az
a result the White SoN drupred To sec
ond place 200 tine league -tardiuE. 90 was
a pitchers duel between Wood and IA
Der. Score.
d. ~. T.
Chicago - OUUuU0uuu=u 1
Boston .-.... UO0utU1H--g 1
and Thomas
Three base hit Thomas. stolen base.
W caNcr Base on balls. Fabar q Wood
J. struck out. Feber =. Wood .. Gm-
pircs Evans and Wallace.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-08
DROP ONE.

PHlLAbELpHIA. June --~t. Louis
mt ShaWkey hard in the NTH and
'itnth innings tudAy aud defeated phiI-
adtlphta q 90 =. iu these sessions fast
lieiulhE held down The score. as the
visitors mad, ten singles arrrinee a
sacrifice ty and two stolen bases. sis
OF their htf being smtue lu succession
lu the eighth. Lear. formerly OF villa
nova Collaga. made his deTut after Kopf
was taken uut OF the game fog a pinch
hitter. Score
ID. ~. l.
81 Louis --... uVUr2OU2u 81 ~ %
l~htladelphIa uuuuUUUu-t ID
hattsr!rr jaime 1"d SEVERED. shaw
kew. ". Davis and I.app.
TWO base mt Lapp. Three base hit
Lapp. stolen bases -h0ttDu. Austin.
-haWkcy ". Davis I. STRUCK our.
James T. Shawkcy g. tmpirc= Nalln
and Dinccn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-08
AnRrsr AZ

Police court woe nrII Hr..u IH.f rre.
u. I. NHr.r f'frE r.r..fr |H H.HHH.
I'rr. "HH Hu0 lonely offender fH como
before IHH Ns" OFF IHrf... u. nH. H
i"- rw"IuNII Ht fHe UHf.Hmnr
coal company DO uHH arrested on n
..us and I..nrI.rH charge and vr
n .I 81 rrI Cote anf HH Do fa n steady
WorErI Do bed enourn long rrarr
IfH DIE 0uU cu uu bis way rejoicing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-08
Jean Louise EIansaan.

Funeral services were held yester-
day over the remains Of the late lean
Louise. 15-months-old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Flanagan. OF Wood
lawn. who died at Sheridan Park hos
pital. Chicago. III. The services we're
held at the residence q Mr.. W. NJ.
Hutchinson. and interment was in
Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-08
WON IN TENTH

Special Dispatch to the IntclliEencer.
TERRE HAUTE. Ind. June Fort
wayne won from Terr- Haupe la ten
innings today . too. Manage Gilbert
started to glitch 70 Terre Haute. but
was Knocked out In the second inning.
MildnesE coupled with two singles and
two errors gave Fl Wayne the winning
runs.
Score n. ~. T.
Terre Haute 90 9 0-n . 2OOO-0 8 1
TT. Wayne o.. 2S0OOOOIO3-9 "a .
Gilbert Griesel and McCarty. Aims
worth. Osborn and card.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-08
EVAS WON

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
ENANSNfLLE. Ind. June s-Evans-
TOOK the deciding game OF the series
from Grand Rapids today . 10 l.. From
holz allowed but one clean hit while
bingles we're buncheod OFF Romains
Score. II H Il
Evansville ... OoOOiOeON-3 ? /
Grand Rapids 0oO01O2OO- - > 1
tromholz and Hauscr. Domaine and
McGraW.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-08
ALU NM GAME
Wheeling High and Old Guard viii
Cross Bats on Island Park This
Afternoon at $3.50.

The annual alumni game between
the Wheeling high team and gradu-
ates. who in former years defended
the Old Gold and Blue. will clash on
the Island park this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. Last season the high boys
took the alumni aggregation into camp
by the score Of IL to3. but the "Old
Guard has been considerably streng-
thened and the players have been TAX
ing daily practice. The teams will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-08
STEELMEN WIN
Special Dispatch 70 The INTELLIGENCE

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. June The
steelmen Won from Dayton here today
~ 10 innings. two 10 one. a single hy
Moran and Rowan's double broke the
scQreless tie la the tenth for the Vets.
while In their half with one out. Scher-
home run OF the season broke up the
game.
Score: 4. II. r..
Youngstown 0000OoOO0 g-2 D
Dayton ..... U00OOOOO1- o
duffy and Wagner; Rowan and
wocrth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-08
Rudolnh Rohrhaunh-

This afternoon at 2 o'clock. funerl
services will be held over the remains
Of Mr.. Rudolph R%ohrbaugh. who took
his own life at the home OF his, daugh-
ter. Mrs. a. j. Coleman. out Caldwelrs
run Sunday morning. Rev. William g..
Ulfert will have charge Of the services
and interment will be in Mt. Zion
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-08
Goudy Funeral.

Impressive funeral services we're
held yesterday yer the remains Of
Mrs. Melissa Cloudy at the family
home No. 1884 Chapline street Rev.
Samuel Jones was in charge Of the ser
vices and intcrment was In Mt. Olivet
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-08
LODGES TO HONOR
LATE MR.. MENDEL
ELkS WILL HOLD RITUALISTIc
SERVICES TONIGHT.
Brief Funera Service viii be Held at
Late Home al Woodsdale Wed
nesday Afternoon.

Impressive mnedal services will be
held Wednesday afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock. over the remains OF MIR. G..
Edward Mendel. who died at his home
In Woodsdale. early yesterday morn
ing. Rev. Or. Jacob Birmingham, rec
tor Of ST. Luke's =. 4. church. will
have charge OF the services and inter
ment will be in Greenwood cemetery.
There will be no singing. the family
desiring that the services be as quiet
as possible.
This evening Wheeling Lodge No.
2S, b.. p. O.. Elks. will hold ritualistic
services. The members will gather at
the club house on Fifteenth street at
go o'clock. and will go to the home
In special cars on the pike diyicion
OF the West Virginia Traction q Elec-
trio company. At the funeral to-mor-
row. The various lodges OF which Mr..
Mendel was a member will be repre-
scented by personal representatives.
The funeral will not be conducted by
any lodge
Mr.. Mendel's death. while expected,
came as a great shock to the business
world. He had always taken a great
interest in public affairs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-08

The Lloyds Of London have recently
issud a form OF insurance against
appendicitis. The claims have be-
come so numerous that they have
found % necessary 10 double their
premiums.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-08
ArrNo ALL WINS.

ST. LOtlS June IA batting rally
In the seventh inning OF to-days game
gave philadelphia six runs. oVercame
st. Louis earlier lead and clinched a
final : 60 4 victory. Score. II. IA. r..
Philadelphia II O0OOO6O1- . 3
Batteries: Rixey and Burns: Robinson
Perdue. Sallce and Snyder. Two base
hits; Becker. Bancroft. Three base hit.
Builder. Sacrifice hit. Byrnc stolen
base: Butler. Base OF balls: orr RiNey.
6: off Robinson. 2. STRUCK out. Nv
RiXey. 5; by Robinson. 8. by Saliee. q.
Umpires: Quigley and Eason.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-08
BRIEFS
BACK AT OLD PLAce-Josep,

BACK AT OLD PLAcE-Joseph
Laurey. n OF the Oldest residents Of
the Sixth ward and at n time a
puddler in a local mill OF the first tyne
has been re-instated in his old posi.
ton at the Saul y. Rosenberg plumb.
ing shop. Mr.. Laurey held this Mace
for some years after he was unable
10 obtain employment in the mills. but
III health kept him away from his
work until he lost his place. An are
glad TO see him back with one OF the
largest establishments on the South
Side.
AVOID ZANESViLLE-Nouces have
been posted in the local hotels adyis.
ing the travelling public to avoid
GAINESVILLE. o.. June ; and . on &C.
count of he thousands OF strangers in
that city attending the convention of
me srand lodge OF the Knights OF
Pythias OF h Buckeye State.
MEETING AGAIN THURSDAY
Because Of the absence from tho
board Of Prosecuting Attorney d. A
Mckee. the hearing Of the Panhandle
Agricultural Club before the Board OF
County Commissioners was postponed
yesterday morning until THURSDAY.
TALKED ABOUT wALL-Yester.
day morning r. J.. Cilligan appeared
before the Board OF County Commits
sioners and discussed with the hoard
the erection Of a wall near his quarry
o NarwoOd. II IL believed that
the erection OF a wall will relieve a
tense situation up the river.
PAROoNING PoWER-According
To a new law passed by the extra ses-
sion OF the legislature. %pardoning DOW.
or ia felony cases has been vested in
the criminal judges Of each respective
county.
COURT IN 5RooKE-Iudge r. NJ
Addleman left yesterday morning TO
open his first Term of court i'm Brooke
county. a grand jury was instructed
by the judge.
WILL HOLD CoNFAB-The newly.
elected commissioners Of education
throughout the county will hold a
meeting with the county s-uporintepd-
ent next Friday morninl Hon. l.. r.
Hanifan. superintendent Of rural
schools for the State. will BE- present
The mcetinE will be held ln tue county
superintendents once.
LECTURE To-oAY-Prof D. NJ
Hoover. Of the agricultural depart.
ment Of Bethany College. will deliver
his final address on 'Her,dity this az
temoon before tho directors OF tho
Panhandle Agricultural club. bon The
assembly Of tho Eo8rd ~ Trade
STRIKE OtL-ScyersI local men.
Including DR. A.. s. Weinbsrser and
William o.. Schompf who arc interest.
Cd in 0I drilling operations in tbs
NOsDdaI'. NraVtOn COuuf6. have struck
DO rich in that section. having drilled
ir % '0 barrel per DAY uclI recently
Tho local men arc in fnr company
hich includes some Washington. DID,
g.. operators
AUTO CLUB ARRIVAL part, of
many automobile. filled with NOM.
beers OF tho nculy.organIl.d FoIIars
boo Automobile club. arrived iu the
DtF yesterday Cor thr purpose OF
meeting tho members OF thr ONO Val.
Icy Automobile club The visitors
were escorted throueh tho rit,. later
leaving Tor home via s~tslh.1viI,
NATURALIZATION PETITION
George NurDlIc. H native OF Austria.
VI DO came t0 this country Boo 1905 now
Heuu0od milwDrfrr. nIsd bic pefI..
fI0u yesterday before CummiseI0nsr
George D. Boyd to become an AmarI
can citizen
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

~ Ncwsrk-Iersey city. s: Newark 2
7 Hu'talo-butfslo g; Montreal
A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8. Rocbcater
40 inningaD
" Eichmond-Providence is: Rich
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Myers Funeral.

Impressive funeral services we're
held yesterday afternoon over the re-
main OF the late Mr.. Frederick <.
Myers. who died at his home Friday
morning. Rev. William c. Ulfert. pas
tor Of 81. Johns church. ohiciated. and
interment was in Greenwood
terry. Members of the German Pion-
GERS acted as p%allbearers.
The services were held at the home
OF his niece. Mrs. Virginia Weisgerber.
Of Nc. 10 Maryland street. MIR. Louis
Bertschy's choir sang Abide With
Me- and "Going Down the Valley"
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AMERTcAE AssoCIATIoE.

d~ianapoiiu. b.
- L'uistillc-MinneapoIis. g. Louis
Other games. rain.
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WON MEET

STATE COLLEGE. Pa. June
syiNania state won the dual track mcc,
from the University Of P~ittvburgb ta-
day. So points to a.. 80
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COLLEGE GAMES.

Al state University Of PITS
bursh. I; state College. n.
NJ south Beth!ehom-Lehigh. II: Chi
nese University Of Hawai-. g..
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NEW YORK. june 1-pstrcit touk
We lead Boo ths American league todaf.
NM "a ninth inuiug Nicturt fruln
Ncw YORK = % g Detroit tied tle scure
hl the slghth ON cobb double. a wiil
plt,n and an iuuJld out and won lu tine
% 'oNelcSktc and kurh. score