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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-10-28
EruIibitiun bcSrobt MidIaan.

Sn unierem Nahbarltaat Mihisan
rpiro bel Der Nopemberpabl aud iiber
Die ginfiibruns Der Staatszprobi6i=
tion sntIhisoen. Die gefiirnorter
iopobl pis bic 9esnsr MAIDEN unge=
beurs alnltrensunsen um ben aampf
fir ibre Seite gu sepinnen, bod
baben bic fanatii9en Muder CUTE
4uslidten Sen Sies gu errinsen-
Sdon lett msbreren Wo4en piitet
giup Sunbap nit leinen tollen
Branoreoen sesen bic .perbre4eri=
fden Saloons unb ibre 9Gte." Sn
elmer oieitr Reoen iaste er: Sd babe
ba3u beisetrasen, bub Colorado trot=
ten purbe unb id5 peroe ale metne
3rdfte antrensen, um aud Mi9isan
troten 3u MAIDEN. Gs sibt absr
iablt nod unter ben MitsIiebern Der
Rir4en piele Qeute, bic lih ni9t
iddmen Saloons gu beiu9en um
iih nit ben 9eufelssetrdnten, 2eib
uno Seele gu peroerben uno ibre
S0bne 81 5dufern uno @amblern 5u
mahen."
6offen mir, oab tros bieies Miiz
tens oas perniinftige Clement bel ben
Wablen Iiest unb Der Staat Waiz
4isan ni4t unter bic Guhtel ber
Probibitioniiten tommen pirb.
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Yruipcritat.

Sas itnISe gGort GroiperitGt.
Sns hort man hener iriib mr. ipit -
Sod mas es heibt 81 prpipcrercu,
lfnbt i. en,pfinbIidl he.lt ucripiireu
3u mir. nIs ibrem Grbeitoeber
Spradl bcut reiu gSeib frei BON beg
2eber:
Sic Seuerllus, Malu. lit eu 0rasls.
glein @irtidaftssele rcd,t nidr meb.
ailsl"
Ser friiher 10 geid,dstc SpIlnr
Sit ictt Gin trnurigcr Dill Ge5abIer.
S'ei ienem Aalfmarn MIR bcIiebt,
gSenn man i'm nanenbaft allsaibt."
sic nebnen meine ihmntigen isesen
llno trennen lid bon ibreu Sd,dsen.
slls irdren Butter, Vrpt ,mo Gier
@ic 8olh uno Gheliteine teucr!"
60 npnt mein @eib mid, iiberse,,sen,
Sd, billie eifrig mid, in Sd,reieen.
Senn gSiocriprllh pertrdgt tic it,Iet,t /;
llnn iibrigens: lie bate reht!
I'd, slaub'. id, ipred, irei bon Der 2ebc.
Iilh NAL nit meincm slrbcitsebcr:
gEie beuer gut sic slttien ltehn
llno sldnseno Die @eiddfte scbu.
llnb mitten rein fledlt' i'd Die Nrage
lin cine fleine 2ohnsuIaae
gSenn ich nid,t a,lgenblidlit, ilieae,
Saiiicrt's cieIleidlt. oab i'd lie triese!
9. hIIcr.
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rerielben 9lniiht. Sm nd9ft.n
6rii6jabr iolen niht tpeniger als
100000 Neger fir bic NorDz uno
Weltitoaten angeporben tperben.
Die aapitaliiten bes Siioens unb
teionoers bic gsliBer Der sroben
goumpoll= uno Reispflonaunaen
iino bon oielem Nus5us ibrer i9mar.
gen 2obnitlapen niht istr erbaut.
oa lie fiirhten, bob bic 3uridseblie=
tenen bic Situotion ousniisen unb
tDbere 20bne foroern tperben. Cine
Seitun9 in Nep Orleans trDitet aber
tie 0erren, inbem lie seist, bob ii4
nod iiber 10 Miaionen Nsser in ben
Suoitoaten befinben unb bob iih
tielelben iebr rolh permsbren. OaB
tiele iIeneintpanperun9 bon Ne=
germ 10 gut pie jeoe Wui1eneintpdnz
nerung bon unaufgetlGrten, beoiirf=
nisIoIen Irbeitern eine Gefabr fir
tie Srganiiationen Der ipeiben Or
feiter lit, muB 5u9egeben perben.
uno lit es jeoenfous Ieitens Der
llntonsfiibrer iebr ridtig gebonoelt.
nenn lie bei 3eiten Die nbtpenbiaen
Stritts gegen bieie 0sfabr srsrei=
fen.
Gs lit 5par teine Ieihte Iufgass.
rie Negsr uuf3utlGren uno gu praaz
niiiersn, ullein oasislhe mar uno 1T
nuh nit ben italieniIhen, unsari=
ihen uno nnoersn unlpiiIsnoen Dol
Tern Der San. llno bod Bat in ben
Iebten Sahren oas Srganilotions=
merit untsr bielen slrbsitern lh0ne
Gortfdritte eemaht.
Gs mub aber in inte1isenter unb
enersiider Weiie Dorsesonsen tper=
ten. Die Hapitaliften perben naz
tiirli4 ibr M0eIiditss psriuden. If
re ihpar5en 0obnitIapen Dor ben
Ginflii1sn Der Irbeiterugitutoren su
belpabrsn, uno eine ,3eitlans piro
ibnen oies aud aelingen. Sic TOM
nen babel auf bic Silfe Dor ,rihparz
cen Senonrmen" ndmlid Der Drift
Iihen Seeliorger, rednen. Renereuo
gailep, pnltor elmer gaptiltentirhe.
bot ertldrt, oub unbeoingt Shritte
ergriffen tperoen miinen, um oas
rSeeIenheiI" Der Neger Su retten.
rno oab Die aapituiiten babel !0ilfe
leiiten miihen. 0us beibt, bic Sos
pitaliitsn mii1sn SeIo bergeben, oa=
nit airden fir Die Neger erbaut
uno puitoren oofiir ensugiert petben
tDnnen. llno pieie lperoen bunn ibr
mOglidltes tun, I'M ibre 1hnarsen
Sdafe Dor ben peiben 9luflpieslern
uno Msitatpren 3u Bitten. Was aber
cues nidts belfen ipiro, lpenigItsns
ri6t nuf Snuer. 9luh bic Neser
iueroen einieben. oaB iir Elm 9ln=
redt uuf Elm meni itenpiirbises Oa=
| 1ein haben. uno tperpen ullmGblih
besreifen, ouB lie, trosoem bic Stla=
Derei nbselhafft fpuros, nod lon=
se niht frei iino.
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2obesbpmne ouf Gbarles 9ugbes
aus, in ipel9er es u. a. beibt:
oils @ouperneur bes sroben Staoz
tes Nep Dort betuies er sroben Mut
Inb unerfdrodenbeit, unb fiibrte bic
0erpaltuns bes Staates our 3u=
friebenbeit bes 8oltes.
Mls Ridter oes Oberiten @eri1ts
i'm 3anbe eriparb er iid iene Bes
fpnnenbeit, bic i'm Dor olIsm befd=
bist, redt gu banoeln. obne 8orur=
tell unb 8oreili9teit. ie nn9bem es
bic umitdnoe erforoern.
gr lieb fid in Der Bsbanoluns
ben Wnselesenbeiten, bic nit ben
Gelointerei1en unleres 2anbes gu tun
boben, nidt gesen ben penis bemitz
telten Ufonn beeinfluien, 1onbern
fein 9anoeln mar auf bic Worldrif=
ten Der 8ere4tisteit unb bes Sc
r1einpOltes oes Woltes rsesriinbst.
Seibt bas niht bic Wobrkit ouf
ben &opf seitellt? Ourd feline Ser
tperfuns Der Bin, tpelte eine Reoutz
lion Der Yobnraten beSredts, bat
9ugbes piele MilIipnen Dollars ben
8abngeieaihoften seiihert, uno nidt
cas 9emeinlpobl oes 0oltes. ionbern
ras Dobl Der rduberiiden 8obn=
eefeafdaften sefOroert. 5erner be-
tierte Sugbes oas @efeb, ipeldss
cine pole 8emannuns Der 8abnaiise
i'm Snterehe oes Publitums unb Der
3usangeitellten perlanste.
Da oabur4 ben 8abnsefeuidaften
cine Mebraussabe aufsebiirbet ipor=
ben pdre. 10 peiserte iih Der rse=
re4te Mann Gottes". @ouperneur
Gbarles 6usbes. bic 8iu gu unters
aeidnen.
DAB CT ols observation-disclosures mil
srobem Wut unb lner11rodenbei1
fir bic SntereHen ni9t bes @oltes
! lonoern Der anpitaliiten eintrot
setst II. a. bic Gntideiouns seser
RE Union Der 9utmaher in Dan.
turp, bic bon benz r@oltsfreunb'
9uebes oussearbeitet tpuroe unb BIZ
elm Muiter Der unseredten tapitali.
, iti1den alai1enjuitia, pie lie Susbss
rfleste, lit. llniere 2eier baben jc
, ousfiibrlides oariiber in elmer fri
heren Drummer bes rgho" eelelen
Gs iollten beutfhe slrbeiter. BIZ
holbipess barouf 9lnIprud MAIDEN
iortfdrittlider @eiinnuns gu iein, el
fch tppbl iiberleeen, ebe lie om Z
Nopember tbre Stimme fir SusSsi
rosr Milion abseben. Sic fuuel
iib ben Woblsette1 senou an1eben
!. I'm bann, tpenn lie bic aonpibatsn
liite Der So5ialiiten ieben, iid ibre
Nfliht betpubt gu tperben unb gu be
tenten, oab bic So5ialiiten aueil
rol uno gang fir bi. Mrbeiter Elm
treten.
J. Die Wablparole Der @o5ioliiti
+ fhen partei lautet: .Weoer I'll
: 9usbes nod Wilion. fonbern fiji
: genion, Rirtpatrid unb ole anbs
. ren To,;oIif4ifhpr Qonhiho4en"
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VI. Jahrgsng.
nnieee &ablparole.

Der onsemsins Wablrummel
nimmt sesentpGrtis oas SntereHe ber
,1ouperdnen 8iirser" piel mebr in
Mnfprud, als ielbit Der &riegsrumz
mel in europa. Sin tpiifter Tebbez
fries piro in ben 3eitunsen Der be-
motrotifden unb republitanifden
Yarteien = olfo in Der eeiomten
tapitaliitii4e preie sefiibrt = uno
ole m0sli4en Srids, &niffe unb
2iisen merben eebraudt. um bic
aanbiooten ber @esner in ben Muz
gen Der 8iirser 10 fdle4t tpie mosz
lid oorauiteuen. uno es 1T sona
-eritaunlih, nit nel4 oemasogiiHer
Nnffiniertbeit bic 8anntrdser Der
eroben porteien bon ibren S4iloz
tnappen, ben &eonern uno Sournaz
liiten, pems r8ruber =Nrbeiter", als
ibre pobren 5reunbe binseitelt tperz
zen; bic unionarbeiter iino ia tur
8ilion, ou bieier bic @elesenbeit
fblau beniibte, uno mebrere Mrbeiz
tsrlduBgelebe i'm aonsreb ouraauz
trinsen. 9lber mir linb iiber5eust.
COP feline slrbeiterfreunbfdoft auf
cine febr barte probe seitellt uorosn
,pdre, tpenn es tpirflib au einem
oIlsemeinen Strette Der giienbabner
oetpmmen pdre. unruben, bic bel
5olhen Streits gepObnlih bon ben
Wert5euaen Der &apitaliiten propoz
siert iperben, ipdren ni9t ausse=
tlieben, unb bonn tpiirbe bic be-
naffnete Madt, poli5ei, Milia uno
'idliebIih oas 8unbesmilitdr gum
SduBe bes rbeilisen gisentums"
unb our 9lufre4terbaltuns bes 8obns
rertebrs aufseboten iporben fein. unt
Wilfon bate, elei4 einem anberen
nemotrotifden prdibenten, Der aud
,als GROCER @oltsz uno Nrbeiter=
freuno oussefdrien tpurbe, ndmlif
Groper glepelanb, nit itarter 6ouf
ben Mob Der Streiter niebersebriidt
Der aampf Der SntereHen miiro'
unb mirb eben Wil5on aub ols
sse1aiiBer Der tapitaliitiiden Snter:
ellen finben.
ueber bic Nrbeiterfeinblidteit bes
republitoniiden Bannertrdsers Gbas
9usbes nurben i'm vGho" i4or
mebrere Mole ausfiibrlide Sdiloe
runaen sebrodt. 9lber pieneidt ma
rem monhe unierer 2efer gu no4
Idflis pber gu febr nit anoeren Ga
hen befddftigt. um otefe Shilbe
runsen gu leien. uno tpollen mi
fcber biefelben i'm turaen tpieoerbo
len. 9u9bes als 9ouperneur Dol
Stem Oort, beleste mebrere 8ills, oi
teftimmt paren, bic Giienbabnrotel
gu ermdBieen nit 5einem @eto. 9ie
ipollen mir fefftelen. in tpelde
1dnDben Weife BON ben politiide1
parteifiibrern i'm Mabltampfe bi
@obrbeit auf ben 8opf seitellt mirt
Das @efebtpmitee bes glepelanbe
Stabtperbanbes bro4te in ber Wabl
parole. bic in Der @ibuns am leb
ten @onntos porseleien murbe, Elm
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Sic >,i9mar5e @efabr".

Die 5asespreiie in Glepelono .uno
Sbio ma6te tiir3lih ausfibrlihe
S1iloeruneen iiber bic Wofeneinz
ndnoeruns bon Nesern aus ben Iiibz
lihen noh ben nDrbli9en Staaten,
uno purbe erpdbnt, bob in ben leb=
ten Monaten iiber 10000 Neaer
nod Sbio, pobon unsefdbr 5000
rah Glepelano getommen leien.
Oariiber iino bic Jiibrer uno ge=
amte Der Mrbeiterunions in cine ae=
mile Iufresuns seraten, oa iie
firdten, ooB oieie MaKe bon farbi=
gen, beoiirfnisloIen Irbeitern cine
G'efabr fir bic ipeiben 2trbeiter
nno insbe1pnbere fir bic organizer
ten ieien. Sam 0ompers, prGli=
bent Der FEDERATION Of 2abor, Iou
ten geamten Der Glspelano sSeoera=
tiou Of Sabor bereits 9lnipeilunsen
qeseben baben, nie lie Iih oieier
rShnar5en 8efabr gegeniiber gu
rerhalten haben. gs 5plkn 1ih bic
Srganiiationen bemiiben, bic Neoer
oufautldren unb gu orsonilieren uno
ibnen Dor ollsm bsgreiflih nlahen,
oaB lie fir bOhere 0pbnforoerunssn
eintreten iplen.
Gin llnipnbeamtsr meinte, oub bic
9epertihnften ipenig bon ben yez
germ gu fiirhten bdtten, oa oieIelMn
| feline Sonoperter, ionoern nur ss=
trobnIihe Irbeiter leien, mas ia aud
sutrifft. slber oaB unse!ernts Or
tsitsr oud eine srobe G.fabr fir
bic Sepertidoften iein t0nnen. bas
baben bic ameritaniihen Gepertz
f9aftler Dor atpanais Sabren ouss
sefunoen, als bic 9erren bonn StnMs
truft uno onoeren srobsn Snbu=
itrien 9unoerttouienbe Don unselern=
ten uno untpiHenben Irbeitern aus
StoIien. llnsorn, Yolen uno Rub=
lamb importierten uno paburh bic
llnionarbeiter almdblid perordnqten
Die Neeer iino fhlisbIih nod be-
nurfntsIpIer, uls Die ,Souns" uno
nOagps", uno perosn lie iih aut
eaher nit ben ssringItsn 00bnsn me
nlsltsns porldufis besniissn. Sc
limb Die gobnseieufhaften uno bic
eroben Jabriten, lpeI6s bic 9leasr
importieren, uru, tpie es beiBt, .oas
Sabprzp prpblem gu loIen". Gs II,
hies uber, ipis elmer Der bpben 9ahnz
bsomten iast, big isBt erit tsilipsiis
selunsen. llno fiigts er bel: rYiels
ron ben iiingersn Hsssrn iino isb,
leihtiInni9 unb unbeitdnois in be,
Wrbeit. mir boben oaber unler,
Maenten bsauftrast. nur nod Mdn:
ner i'm mittleren 9llter, sipiIhsn sc
uno 40 Sabren, uno mo moslih, nul
Gbemdnner, an5uiperben, ba oisl,
eeslpunsen iino, itetis gu arbsitsn
nno aud niht 10 leiht ousrsibsn.
Superintenoenten bon 5abriisn II
reriohieosnen Stdoten Sbios iinl
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take ACTION SOON
ON SWIMMING POOL
PLANS SUBMITTED TO STATE FAIR
DIRECTORS LAST NIGHT.
Referred to Special Committee which
Will Decide on Proposition at
Early Meeting.

Definite action on tn" proposition OF
building II swimming pool mt the talr
grounds will he taken SOON. Al meet
ing Of the board of directors OF the
West Virginia state Fair Association
last CHIT Architect L. +. FariS SUP.
United plans Tor the swimming pool ana
for buildings necessary for the opera
tlon IF this feature. These plans were
tentatively accepted. and the PROPOSE
lion referred to special buildings and
grounds committee which will hold Il
meeting at an "nrly date ~ consider
the plans further and IL decide positive
Iy on the building Of the pool.
Tho directors were entertained Mt last
NIGHTS meeting by W. II. koch. ut the
MtIurc hotel. Dinner wHS served 1T
:, "'cluck. in tn" usual faultlcSS manner,
and til" business session followed
Judge Ira t.. Robinson Of Grafton,
H"puhlican candidate for Governor ut
the recent election. who WIS III the
city. was Il guest of the evening.
Those present included President
George W. Lutz Secretary Bert SwartZ,
Architect +. +. Faris. I. y. Hanchcr.
ono Srhcnk. II. W. Geo. W. r. stone.
H. NJ. Eruwnr, w. i. hurruss. Ira f..
Robinson. II. ", McIMr". H. {. Ogden
and ". H. Koch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
YOU WOULD NOT
KNOW THEY HAD
EVER HAD CATARRH
Two People in Evansville
and One in Richmond Cured
Long Ago, but Still Praise
S. S. S. for What 1t Did for
Them.

Mr.. !. K. i..llan. OF IL. r'uatiin street.
Richmond. virg!rIa. Was cared IT IA
fn.rh several v.arS.:ie, lad. wrote rIS -
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c"utiy wr"'" G>;; . AZ! W"!i ana all rlSht
and feel JUS, ;in.. Sill TAX, from one 10
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
REPUBLICAN GAINS
IN WASHINGTON |
Recount of Ohio County Votes Began
Yesterday-OnIy One Pre-
cinct Finished.

! Delaying the opening Of the recount
of the vote in Ohio county until yeStrr-
day afternoon. on account of other bus.
mess requiring their attention yeSrer.
day morning. the Ohio county commits
SiOncrS yesterday were able 10 cola.
plnte The recount in only one precinct
Washington district No. 1--yestcrday
The recount in that precinct was a
net gain Of four votes for SherifT-elecU
Howard II. Hastings. two for Prosecu-
ting Attorney u. A. Mckee, six for As
! SCISSOR William 4. Hankey and one each
! for Sutherland. Fleming and Robin
son.
! Al The close Of The recount Of this
! precinct Attorney John j. Coniff. rep
reSentng the Democratic candidates
who asked for recounts, demanded an
inspection by the court Of affidavits for
| the precinct in possession Of Clerk
George W. Oldham. The affidarits
were produced, and Attorney Carl
Bachman, acting for Prosecuting Attor-
ney D. A. Mckee. who was busy in
criminal court, entered formal objec-
tion 10 examination Of the aflidaVitS by
the court. holding that the commissions
crs had not the right TO examine ihrlv.
The commissioners have the right
10 examine anything in their posses
sion" President Lou f. Halter ruled.
Attorneys George c. Bcnekc. Charles
J. Schuck, Henry a. Nolte. S. G.. Smith,
Carl Rachman, Y. L. Foulk. :: o..
RoyCe John J. Coniff. }. b. Handlan,
Charles Mahan and Arch Sawtell COM
pose the slafIS Of counsel watching the
recount on behalf of the candidates
who demanded recounts.
Attorney a. +. Bryant is serving as
;,l E'rpI Eddie and
George Hanan were selected as clerks
of the recount, and John Singer and
George Sullivan were named 10 replace
ihem rs ballot guards
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
TWO MORE DAYS
UNTIL STATES
ANNUAL CLASSIC
INDICATIONS POINT THAT MORE
THAN TEN THOUSAND WILL
ATTEND.
west Virginia Backers Offer Wagons
That Score VIII GO Higher Than
That of Last Year.

Two days more. day after tomorrow.
a. u" exact, and nj South Side park In
1'airln"nt We will hear the thud OF some
thing that resembles the sound produced
by Il SlrdEr-hammcr striking pump
! kin. In reality. however. II Will be the
mighty toe Of either Rodgers Of w. V.
4, l.. or Calac of Wesleyan driving the
pigSkin down the field for the initial
kickoff In the annual West Virginia foot
ball classic.
According to all indications q crowd
Of near ten thousand people will gather
round the South Side park gridiron to
witness this struggle.
Wesleyan has won five games and has
lost five. West Virginia has won four
lost two and tried Two. The West Fir-
ginia team Is accredited by all us being
the best that West Virginia has ever
boosted. However there seems to be II
general feeling among Wesleyan men
everywhere that the team which all
along has luolirI 50 strong potentially is
III last going TO exhibit its real strength
just 1T the time when it is to be put
To the crucial test in the last and most
important game Of the year.
But even though it is reported that In
some quarters Nest Virginia bnckeds
are Offering To bet that the score Will
Eo AS high AS las, year and even though
there is every evidence in the past rec
OrdS of the two teams that w. Y. g. Will
have easy sailing" to victory. still the
crowd will be there. the interest all
over the state will he even more Intense
than last year and nowhere Is there any
indication that the game Will fail to
show its gradual increase in Importance
Ia all West Nirginians regardless or
their affiliations to one or the other OF
the institutions.
The arrangements for the game are
perfect. The hest officials obtainablc
among the biggest Colleges in America
have hccn secured. Every possible pre-
caution has been taken that South Side
parks playing field will be in III"
pink" Of condition, and arrnn gencnts
have even been made whereby heavy
snowfall the day or night previous would
not seriously interfere with the contest
or the conditions for play. In fact not
even minor details Of seating arrange
n.cnts have been overlooked and the
stage is already set for this greatest Of
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Personals and Briefs.

James Stewart. Jr.. Will entertain 4
number OF his friends AZ his home on
Cracraft avenue. Elm Grove. this even
ing.
\ roast beef supper will be held on
Thursday evening, december eth. III the
Buckley Methodist Episcopal church
\ social will be held in the Triadel-
phia high school "Wednesday evening.
under the auspices OF the Senior class NJ
:dgington Lane.
Mrs R,.h"rt Toml!nson. Of the Wad-
dington Farm, is confined in the ONO
alley General hospital on account o. Ill
ness
Jacob Hobbs has purchased & lot IN
Elm Heights through the FRANK ana
Harrcll Smith Real Estate Agency, Elm
Grove.
Thomas Orr. OF alley Grove. entertain
Cd the members OF the Dallas band at
his home last evening.
Mrs. Albert Dague. Of near Sand Hill.
who has been confined to her home on
account OF illness. Is improving.
Tho Boil Telephone Company Is string
ing several new lines in the pike dis
" farrell and Frank Smith. real estate
firm. OF Elm Grove, has sold a lot III
Elm Heights to L. Hart.
George Bowers. OF Elm Grove. who
charging him with stealing jewelry.w!il
h. given a hearing this morning at ~
o'clock. before Squire Charles Seioert.
I3overs WIS released on bond yesterday.
In Norway there Is being built plant
thai will produce 1000 tons OF alumni
mum annually.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28

Secret practice in preparation for the
annual gridiron classic IhankSGl:ihE
between the Bellaire and Wheeling HiE''
schools features the work out OIL Tue
Gold and Blue. Yesterday afternoon tIIe
full squad was on the Gridiron at nc
fai,. grounds for over TWO hours. one
hour was spent in signal practice, ana
the afternoon was ended with like scS-
sion at Scrimmage.
Every man on the team is in good con-
ditIon. Those who have sustained SllShl
Injuries in previous games have regain
ed their form III old and are eager ioT
the Turkey day nnray. While they nave
never expressed themselves as cnnnuGnt
Of winning anticipating the HcI!alrn
team to PUT up Il stitt fight. they. how,
eyer feel that without victory 10 "!nl
~ the season would be not according |"
the Gold and Blue custom.
To-day will see the final hard practlce
for tn, Gold and Blue. Coach BROOKS
said last night that the work ut thus NJ Al,
ternoon would be- principally signal HriI'
while toward the close "t th' afternoon
there would be short scr!mmagc !r;tc-
tict.. Wednesday vii! see only snort
session Of signal work.
Final arrangements for the gam" are
10 h,. completed today, il was announced
last night by Frof. II. Il. Johns Tickets
will be placed on aale and the announce
mcnt OF the selection OF Officers Will be
made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
PRACTICE FOR RUTGERS

WASHINGTON. PIT. Nov. 2;.--W. 6;
j. : football team buc;lcd down IL work
again today. staging the last hard rr;Ia-
tice before the Thanksgiving Day game
with Rutgers al New York IN Thanks
giving. Indications are that the Rcd
and Black will be able TO take its entire
team Intact with the exception OF
Shields.
The practice today was the hardest
Monday workout the team has had this
year. \ stiff signal drill was followed
by long rructir" in forming iutcrfrr-
encc for The man catching puntS and
kickoftS. Henry. who gave a fine exhibit
tiOn punting Saturday was coached in
this department this afternoon and
showed to advantage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
CATHFnn'. HIGH
WI IT'S Basket Ball Season De-
>>mher 2l-SchooI VIII Have
TWO Teams.

Tie Cathedral High school Sketeal
team is now being organized and VIII
play. its first games OF tie season De
cenlher II when battle will be staged
with the aggregation representing the
Bellaire High school. The Cathedral
Will have twn- teams again TINS GEAR
and as they have some exceptionally
good material to pick from il is cNpac>-
ed they will make n great showing dur
ing The season. At Enllaire on the @lst.
,he second team OF the school will play
q preliminary game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
OFFICIALS SELECTED

Prof. II. b. Johns OF the Wheel
ing high school. and Prof. Hiede
OF the Bellaire high school, 1T Il
conference last night selected The
officials for the Wheeling and
Bellaire football game Thanks
giving. Robert II. Craig. OF
Beaver Falls. Pa, will umpire,
and James Cadigan. OF Altoona,
will referee.
They also announced that ar
engagements had been made for
the disposal Of tickets. Tickets
will De placed on sale at noon
today, in Dankworth's Pharmacy
in Bellaire. and Schdint's Phar-
macy OF this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
POLICE PICKUPS

Harry PTaffrnbach and John HAYWOOD.
the latter OF Mnundsvlll". staged n live
~ battle OH Sixteenth street. near Mar
Ert nt midniuhl. They were rounded up
hy Officers sharp and SrhultZe and were
locked no Ia await a hearing In police
court this. morning. James Tanning and
Fred Tittficld. another pair IF lighters.
Mrr" run in Ivy Officers Moran. Bruno
C'nrucu. hv Officer Carter. was locked
M ON a diSnrdcrly charge. and William
Hrrvry. drunk. was taken in 10y officer