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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-09-28
NO RELIEF FOR POLAND
All Hope Of Agreement Among Boaii-
gerent Nations Practically
abandoned

BY the United Press Associations.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S. The
Cars reply to President Wilson's per-
sonal appeal for a Polish relief agree
ment among the belligerent nations
has been received. 1t has been Learn
ed that all hope for an agreement has
been practically abandoned.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-09-28
METHODISTS HOLD RALLY
Largest Sunday School 1n the. State
Will Hold Rally Next Sunday


Next Sunday will be rally day in
the Methodist Sunday school. Mr.. E..
c. Knapp OF the Inland Empire Sun
day School association in his recent
to make an advance of Is per cent in
the attendance this year. Added to
the splendid attendance Moscow has
had this will not be SO easy, but many
have the courage to undertake it. An
appeal is made to the general public
to help our Sunday schools make this
splendid record this year. Next Sun
day should set the pace for large
things in Sunday school work in Mos
COW.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-09-28
PERHAPS

What are these tracks in the soft
asphalt?'
Somebody's impressions Of our
city, suppose"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-09-28
MAY ABANDON STEAMER BEAR
Heavy Seas Knock Hole in Side 6f
Ship Stranded on California

BY the United Press AssociatiOns
EUREKA, CAL, Sept. 28.-The Sal
vaging crews may abandon the strand
ed steamer Bear, waves having knock
ed large hole in her side. The hull
has been severely strained, and the
position of the steamer has been al
tered.
ftAStpFs
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-09-28
WHIsKEY SCHOONER SAILS
Carries Liquor For Sale to Columbia
River Fishermen at Sea
By the United Press Associations

By the United Press Associationx
EUREKA, CAL, Sept. 28.-The gas
oline auxiliary schooner Union, car
rying whiskey for sale to the Columbia
river fishermen outside Of the three
mile limit, sails north today.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-09-28
BOXER KILLED ON BATTLE FRONT
"The Human SIat' Worked Machine
Gun Until He Bled to Death
Wran Unoun or rnoct

By the United Press Associations
VANCOUVER, B. G., Sept. 28.-Percy
Chamberlain, we'll known on the Pa
ciflc coast where he boxed under the
name Of Percy Cove, the Human
Slat," was kihed in action at the front
in Europe. He was terribly wounded,
but worked machine gun until he
bled to death.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-05-06
MERCHANTS.

IL always the
town. they
may reaching should
and we o. NJ why this should be the
prophecy pointed the fact that this is
influence
predicted that the central of the valley
the us
unquesonaly aret the fault Of modern
disposition Ell Centre merchants
their the trough
elsewhere when people
trading reached ut five miles from the
consequently godzed but
twev miles
in days thirty miles than it in the
old that radius of thirty miles
from Valley, if
from all tareaa portion of here
all
of will of excellent
which because of its location will dray the lar
population and the larger volume OF trade
1t is an affairs that when gets
will believe the whole spirit of
slightest Tor tnat eehs
And it would should be able avoid it.
ea the packing Caxco the industry and
Of More
neighborS
hacke
trade through the central from time
to
for much prefer to
he the center with live but Fl Centro
would not be merchants not the live
men they
Imperial Valley press., 1916-05-06
RIcDI,tNDS

w. l.. Spoor f. H. Moore, NJ. -.
r. NJ. Blythe, NJ. D. ID. c. Strong, NJ. d.
G. A. Sanborn,M M ID. J. j.. Alvey, NJ. d.
j. M. Crenshaw. J. S. Riggs, M. d
NJ. ID. VIM. NJ. Johnson,
T c.. Pounds, NJ. ID. NJ. ID.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-05-06
SAN RIcRN4RDINO

w. II, stiles, NJ. D.A. S. l.. Leach, MI
H. M. Mills, NJ. r. &C. G.. Campbell, NJ. u.
$ & L. r.. c. PC, j, Baker
Lon. w. Thompson, NJ. ID.
Y p. Hubble, NJ. d. Thos. j Heard, Jr..
Chas. S. Harris, NJ, d. NJ. ID.
J. n. Baylis, M. ID. A. G. Pratt, NJ. u.
George B. Rowell, j, II. Meyer. NJ. ID.
NJ. d.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-05-06
TAKE GREAT CARE
ON BIG PLANTING

The planting of the 10,000-acre Bal
foul Guthrie cotton land at Calipatria
is Low under full sway. and Mr.
Coates Of Coates 4 Williams, who
have the contract for leveling, grading
and planting this land, announces that
fully 1000 acres will be planted by
.une |.
4 great deal of care has been used
IN the selection of the proper kind of
seed to be used in this large tract, and
as high as 800 per ton has been paid
to get the perfect seed desired.
With all the care that is being taken,
and with the excellent quality of the
soil, experts predict that a record
breaking crop will be grown on this
Callpatria land this season.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-05-06
Flags Ordered From Trains.

Columbus, n. NJ May 6.-Thirty
Carranza customs guards stopped an
American motor supply train at Las
Falomas, eight miles south Of the bor-
der, today, and ordered the comman-
Ger to remove American flags flying
from the cars. The MeXicans, who
had been celebrating "CInco de
Mayo" the Mexican holiday, informed
him American flags could not be al
lowed on Mexican soil. No attention
was paid to the demand and no trou-
BILE resulted.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-05-06
RIVERSIDE,

o. c. Darling, NJ, d. John NJ. France.
G. j. Gill, NJ. ID. NJ ID.
J. F. Brown, M. d. II. A. Atwood, M D.
w. w. Roblee, NJ ID. r. Il. johnson, MD
Imperial Valley press., 1916-05-06
COTTON

J. A. Champion, ,M.D.F. II. Pritchard, M ID.
G. c. sherman, NJ ID.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-05-06
War Oddities.

Wooden clogs are in such
demand among women workers on
farms that Lincolnshire manufactur-
ers have trebled their output in the
past three months.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-05-06
Consoles Strong
Mineral Water
RECOMMENDED BY LEADING PLY
SICiANS.

"
san Bernardino, Cal, Oct. C5, 1912.
This is to certify that we, the under
signed, take pleasure in recommending
the use of Console Strong Mineral Wa
ter locally in all cases of Catarrh of
the nose and throat and skin diseases,
Leucorrhoea and other discharges; in
ternally for dyspepsia, blood and nerve
disease, kidney and bladder diseases.
SAN DERNARDINO
Geo. B. Rowell NJ. d. r. T.. Lee, M. ID. o.
j. G. Ham II. w. Mills, NJ. d.
D. Trevino, NJ. d. l. w HaZelett, NJ. D.
CIV .McConnico, MD Geo. 7. Mallery
REDLtNDS
II. Ford ScuddCr, +. T.. Keer, NJ. d.
DR.. G. j. Williams
RlN NERSIDE
Il. Il. Johnson, Id. r. II. Griffith, MD.
COTTON
f II. Pritchard DR.. A. Il. Ellis
Imperial Valley press., 1916-05-06

Respectfully,
CALDER e STRICKLAND.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-05-06
Public Take Notice.

On and after Monday, May 8, all
garbage must be deposited in tightly
closed cans, in order TO safeguard the
public health. This will be strictly
enforced.
(Signed) WILLIAM CASS,
Adv Deputy Health Officer.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-05-06
Console Mineral
Springs
NEW LIFE WATER
The Genuine
Reche Canyon, Riverside County,
California
--'Vs
z. w. HILGARD, Chemist.

We, the undersigned, believe this
water to be beneficial in the treatment
ach, liver, bowels, kidneys and urinary
organs, such as dyspepsia, Indigestion,
biliousness, constipation, scanty or diff
ficult urination, all congestion of the
kidneys, irritable bladder cloudy urine
Bright's disease, rheumatism, diseases
of the blood and skin.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-05-06
The Natural Professor Console

Prof. Edwin f. Calder, A. M, Phi. [
Prof Franklin Strickland, Phi. G.
Laboratories of
Imperial Valley press., 1916-05-06
CALDER Il STRICKLAND

Analytical. Technical, Physiological
and Consulting Chemists.
Market Square.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-11
WILSON TO CONFER.

LONG BRANCH, n. j.. Sept. 10
President Wilson. it was announced
tonight. plans to go to the new execu-
i've offices at Asbury Park tomorrow
10 hold political conferences with rep.
resentatives Patton, of New York. and
Scully. of New Jersey. and to attend
10 an accumulation Of official bust
ness.
The summer capitol was visited By
large crowds to-day. but few caught a
glimpse Of Mr.. Wilson.
Special arrangements were made
for keeping the President in touch
with the Maine election tomorrow.
The President was worried by the
word that his sister. Mrs. Annie Howe,
is seriously i'll al New London, Conn.
He is being constantly Informed OF her
condition.
To-day Mr.. Wilson slept late and
did not 90 10 church. Late this after
noon ne and Mrs. Wilson took an au.
lomobilr ride through Asbury Park,
Spring Lake and other coast towns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-11
NEWS BRIEFS

-Unitde States Assistant District
Attorney J. ]. p. O'Brien and Com
missioner George E. Boyd will leave
today TO attend the Martinsburg Spc-
cial term OF federal court. which con-
venes tomorrow morning to try JEFF
Harrison. one Of the alleged Baltimore
& Ohio train robbers at Central Sta
! ton. Doddridee county. last Norem-
Der.
Thursday, Sept. 2S, the Jewish
holy season will begin with New
Years day. known as Rosh Hashonah:
Services will be held in the Eoff
neSday evening Rabbi A. Fl. Silver
will deliver special sermon. Oct. s.
the Day Of Atonement, the most
sacred day OF the Jewish calendar.
will be observed with impressive serv-
ices.
The executive committee of the
several new branches of activity OF
the Wheeling Commercial association
, will meet this week 10 outline The
work to be carried OUT in the near
future.
After a wait of fifteen years, Chas.
Amien got action against Geo. Cher
jauny for $40. Amien attended the
state fair and spied Gheriuany and a
warrant was issued by Squire Comp
ers for his arrest.
Mayor Kirk Saturday named a
committee 10 represent this city at
the Southern Commercial congress.
which is TO be held in Norfolk, Va,
Dec. II to H. The committee is COM
posed of prominent professional and
business men.
According to Health Commissioner
,, " c. Etzler. there were only four bad
samples of milk out Of 120 tested dur
ing the month Of August.
Fifteen hundred troopers of the
New Jersey National Guard. enroute
home from the border. passed through
the city Saturday.
Charles Lewis. aged II years, the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, Of Six
teenth streets, broke his arm Satur-
day when he fell from roof on the
fair grounds.
Nine building permits were issued
by the building inspector during the
past week.
-Four marriage licenses were IS
sued, three fiduciarv appointments
! were made. and one deed was filed by
the county clerk Saturday.
Hon. S. B. Montgomery, of Pres
! ton county, was in the city Saturday.
| Mr.. Montgomery is one of the leading
/ Republicans of the state and reports
that the G. O. p. will sweep every
thing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-11
GRAND CIRCUIT At
SYRACUSE TODAY


SYRACUSE. ~ Y. Sept 1O-Thc
Grand Circuit opens for a weeks racing
ii III" New York State Fair tomorrow
with the largest list Of eligible starters
Of any meeting this season. TIL" free
for all pace. in which SinEl" G. and
Napoleon Direct are 10 start. is thr
feature of III" opening days program Of
i've races. Tuesday will be the banner
day !.r. AXworthy. worlds champion
trofting stallion with u mark of 2:n0l4
will attempt TO lower the Syracuse track
record of 2:01l4 held by The l4arvrSlcr:
he contested This event Is for 2:OS
Iruttcrs and will bring together ST. F>ris-
co. Mabel Trask. Ina Jay and other scn-
Sational trottcrs.
The works program consists Of 81
races for professional and amateur driv-
crS. and Il total ri $iG.26h will be- dis
Iributcd in stakes anil purses. the larE
est amount offered by Il member OF the
Grand Circuit this year Tor SIX days
racing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-11

The sChrCill" 0C the National League
put Iir in 4 toagh proposition last week
WilD"rl Robinson was my team mate IN
Ihr old Baltimore Orioles. and he l;'er
was my LhIei lieutenant with tho Giants
| did all | could to 81 him his present
job rs manager of the brooklyn club
although | hated To sec him leave New
York. And We hav" missed him. u"
was 4 big asset I" The team. Ana koh-
bic X irs close Il FRIEND aS | hatr III
baseball Also II" is practically my only
friend III Brooklyn.
The bod gers brcc2.d into IN" l'r'a
Grounds last week Wubhliur ar"Gn', NJ
the "ud of the league. and II WAS uI
to TIA" Giants To tear mt" nus "Itill'
My ow,, club is OUT OF his race. even
with tine strength added recently. With
out present lineup over the entire route
"" would have been very much III l.,
and WI will make them hustle next sea-
son. i:ut thai is another story. R"hbi'
went up against Il strengthened team Il.
the Folio grounds with II" worries on The
minds Of the players. II WAS II urkllsh
situation for me.
"lf you guys ever PLAYED baseball. i
want YOU To show m" something in this
BROOKLYN series" told my player; IN
the club house tn" day of In, first game.
"Anyb"dy who looks Xix" he WAS i%lng
down will br fined This is your chance
10 show he public something.
My club tore in and played its ii"ad
Off The lirouklyn team has b. y 4
hard me Tor us tn beat this year aS the
record OF tn" season shows. but ynu can
bet rv"ry man in the Giants lineup was
. in earnest. And ! was glad when the
series was oyer Now ", can tear int"
SOM other clubs and help Robbie. for 1t
is no secret we are "ll pulling for him
; In win
No., p,,,or
r,...,.. :. 49, $50, h,furc ,l,r.
"'",' t.i,,,r aud I:,nuEIyn
@ "can,n ..'n H. :. ,..,c,,un, ~ our
.Hilt NC Hr'H Mu'i," " 49, ~ ttn r.,n,,,,.
,,i,'u.' - Ne %nrn,.r aGsoriniion with
the l'ndErrS ana IN" 'uulI '",I4i '..
Furnished Wien All the i'r',"k.i rs.hni
ayr" ID. after his transfer |" 'he rhinl
that h., should share IN IN" N'Iiu
Series loot shuLld III" Dodgers WI. nv;
big catcher resented these remarks anu
, came to me. 49,,
''Wnrk me in one at those games, VIII
ymu. Mar"'' hr asked. II want 10 sh"w
these kuuck'.rS something.
never saw a. man play harder thail
MrI'arir did which Is un'A ahnlnr
proof al The honesty 81 tlE i''|S"'' =
liut n"N"rthri"SS. contend II Il "hl ~
trade players from one rIlh To auuiIl'r
during tn" Playing season MY. arr
was under II Str"n- t''hpl'1"n 'N" 49, :.
10y helping tn" Giants 1" win. IL" Wis
really taking money ont "t ms own DOCS
ct. and most players like ihclr h"IEH.
That j. u" secret. l'rrhaps / haE'' h'',i
As flaErhnt an nticndcr as one "h'H II
came - swapping unfinS lil' ~" ~"
sine. il was permitted. u mas n'"n uP
Ia tnc Ia take advantar" OF "PpoTi"hi-
ties.
would Help Some.
If every MANAGER ~ thH SanN hn .;,I'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-11

uu. mnh thai is IN" hardest w"rk there
is on an arm
Remarkable Showing
Moran has mad" IL remarkable slow
ing with his fh!llicS. Like many DIN,
rrS. | was of tho opinion he slipped
through last season because II was an
or year in the league and The other
clubs had been weakened Ivy the raids
ct the rrdrralS and the general dlSSat,
isfacti"n among many players couplcu
with I'll inclination /" dog IL because
az long contracts. Now that has changed
and our circut has been strengthened
Th"rr ART. good ball clubs in the Ma
tiUnal League this year.
Outside OF Moran. II couple OF pitch.
crs. and the catching department the
Philadelphia club is moi brilliant. 1t
is almost shabby. II carries neither a
great inf"ld nor Il dazzling nutfielh But
il is 4 machine which wins ball games.
1t is a remarkable thing Moran has ar-
rumpliShrl what he has. II" deserves
great credit Where would h. II" with
The Whit" Sux To command?
Tn" general IMPRESSION around the
lagu" is that StallinrS wont win. al
though IT sill looks I" me- likr Il good
lalI club Ia cop IN" money; OF course
they miss The fire and fight or t.verS.
and John won't work again this season:
H." is "ui "f II "n arcn'in! "i h"urhls. !
think the Eravcs would make better
shaving in III" worlds series IMAM "lthrr
Philadelphia or Brooklyn.
| believe The dodgers would Il" COM
furt:thIv ahead now II IL had not hcci
for the injury t" Dapbcrt and Johnston.
,lmhriSt"m * back nnw. and Mrrkl" is
Travelling At Il fast clip fur Robbie. so
tn. club will not II" greatly wrnk"nrd
from this stage. - ihc finish hy til" loss
Of lake. Rut. as u team. they are m
rlinrd Ia hr "A iiiilr Shaky. and thai -
a dangerous Symuiom. Another injured
regular would do great rlamaHr now with
;h" club in IT'S present mental state.
Tile resi- nt tn" h,aEu" IL just LOOKING
on. Of course. | may hay" u TiEhi on
my hands Ia Close M in III" first ulviS'
ion AZ the rirat"S hay" been squirting
and pressing N" Il liiti" lately; hu'. WIN
nv ncw club. ain not greatly Worried
about that. | think EallhhHnS crew
will blow w II this coming crulS" east
hrlievr the finish of III" National
1.raEur. rarr will find III" four eastern
clubs easily in the first division.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-11
WESLEYAN SETTLES ON
FOOTBALL OFFICIALS
Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.

Special Dispatch to the 1ntellie"nc"r.
BCCKHANNON. W. Va. Sept. 10
Manager Siansbury Of Wesleyan. eGday
received notification from the c"n'arl
Board Of foot ball officials "f the ar
pnintm mont Of the officials for Wesleyan s
more important games
Tho Davis ElklnS. MuskinSum. West
minister and E"thany games al hnm"
us we'll as the Marietta game ut M;tri'.i
Ia, Ohio and the Nest Virginia game
at Fairmont. HAY" h'cn arranged for
personally =" far rs officials GO but III"
Central Board advises that GOSEroV" Of
Cornell, M"rriman Of Geneva and Suc .
den Of Harvard. will handl: tn" V. x
J.-WeSIcyan gam" at Washing, On. Oct"-
b"r 1th; that TagSart of Rochester.
Mrrriman of Geneva and Morrow Of W.
X t.. Will act in the Penn Stai"-WrSloy-
an game at State College. on Or:ubrr
14th: that Rcrgin of Princeton. Class "r
I.,high and pu-an Of Gnn2rcH. will con
troll til" GrorE"tnwn-W"Slf g;t,u" nj
Washington. November mn. and thai
GnsEr"v.. Of r"rncll. Moiiatr nf Prince
ton and NcAVny of Lafayette" will han
Ill" the P"nnsylvHuiHW"Sl. .yau game at
Philadelphia on November @.Ih
In WHSlryan'S home gaines i:"ii"r rC
Marietta. EarSnn of ohio state and Car
fer Uf Wcst Virginia. wIi! act. TIN. Mar
i"tta game will lind Surd"n Of Harvard.
Nllrman Of Western Il, S"rN" and .Iuurs;
of p"nnsurl. in charge, Will" E.ck"rS;t!l
of Chicago and SucdrI at Harvard arc
the only men -" far Hg;'h UPON for thu.
West Virginia battle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-11
TWO ARRESTS MADE.

PITTSBURGH. Sept. 10-John r. Ho-
gan of New York. a steel manufacturer
and Reed II. Smith of Philadelphia. were
arrested here late today following an ac
ridrnt TO two motorcycles near Irwin.
~ miles cnSt Of Pittsburgh earlier in
Tho day which resulted in the death Of
Miss Margaret McDrrmott. aged 90. and
in '-,ry to three other persons. ONE Of
vii u may die. Hogan denied that his
aut, Dhile had struck the motorcycles.
He said hr saw one OF the machines on
which two persons were riding go over
an cmhankmrnt hut did not stop to in !.
trstigate. Roth men were released tol
await the action NJ The Coroner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-11
5u11AH E1T1NG-couRT

AZ last We are 70 see th' famous i'll
liam Elringe and his successful must
cal comedy Cousin Lacy. which IS TO
be presented at the Court Theatre Fri
day, Sept. 18th. .
Julian Eltlngt.' as everyone knows -
1he worlds forctnoSt inpersonator OF
beautiful! women. He il III" only star
on the stage today who can have no
understuGy becaus" he IS tn" only St2s
doing his kind of entertaining. 1t has
been said Of him that h: occupies a
niche alone and, unrivalled and this IS
true, for there is but on: Julian Eli
iEge. , -, It.,
additional interest Is aroused by the
fact thai. Julian Eltingc will bring TO
this city absolutely the same company
of distinguished players who appeared
with him during the long New York ran
Of Cousin Lucy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-11
L|NSLY OPENS TODAY
One Hundred ind Second Year OF Popu.
lar Military School Will Be Started
This Morning.

The nre hundred and second year OF
LinSly Institute as Il military school will
be started this morning ut S:45 o'clock.
Indications point 10 this being one OF
the schools most successful years. To
date. 81 have enrolled and before the
end of the week it is expected that the
100 mark will have been past. Apprn-
PIRATE opening exercises will he held
DR.. Jacob Birmingham will conduct the
services and DR.. John L. DickeE will hs
the principal speaker
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-11
RECEPTION FOR D1cKERsoN.

Eumnr had it yesterday that III"
esteemed gent l'.nau - Of Grand
Rapids. who Fr'1rnd> - direct thr
drStini"S uf tn" i"utrrl !."n.;ti..---
f. ". rirkrrsnm. was in WhrrliuC
and at I."Hgu" park. Immediately
there was - S,Urry anon" h" "'"u-
pants Of tn" hl"Hrh"rS and grand
stand fnr pop hotties aud other
hnlr,tu,.t& intended /" il" Sh"w"r"d
iIrun thai parsonage. Ifut. Alas.
Nla.. twas ~ all runners
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-11
THE. THEATRES
eREAr VICE rr1M-couRT.

There have b.eu many vice films pro-
.drced in recent years and som. OF them
deserved great applause. put me III r,
Girl Next Door" is different from all
the resi- as this story is based on actual
happenings. and is not drawn from
imagination. This picture was produced
after the Vice Commission OF Illinois
had naar wide iuyes tigatlon into the
segregated districts OF Chicago and was
re-cractet from facts disclosed during
their session. The picture is based on
stories related by girls who testified 70
the Commission Of their own personal
experiences |. is handled in @ way that
no orc r:,r mistake. tho meaning wnich
the producer wished to show. but tasrH
Is nothing &c offend.
Til Little til-l Next Door opens Il
Thea.r.. today, with natinees daily at
2.15, and night. A:IJ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-11
EPIDEMIC NEARLY OVER.

NEW YOR, Sept. 10.--Health off.
cials here apparently were so conf.
dent today that the epidemic OF in.
lantile paralysis is at an end that they
announced no statistics Of new cases
and deaths hereafter would be issued
on Sundays. The figures will be given
out with those on Mondays.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-11
BOWLING SEASON ON
Musee Alleys Will Be Scene OF Many
Battles This WtEter-Opens
Tonight

Tonight. Ill" MuSrr Duck pin league
will formally open its season. The teams
that haV. been picked from I hr cream
If the Wheeling duck pin players will
participate in the games. TuniEhtS
contests will be between the Paw Paws
and The Duuuesnrs No. =. composing
ihrS'. teams are: Paw Paws: i. luchuu.
Fred Flee. j.. Wood DuuucSnr M. >: J..
.Iuchum: Is. Wood and Frank Flee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-11
AMATEUR NOTES

All members OF tho Moose Pool room
ball team are requested In report III the
pool room Tuesday evening II oclocrl
TO make arrangements for tn" football
team and to elect Il captain. nc Moose
bows will be ready to open the season
Oct. I, and will meet n Corners at liU
to $50 lbs. in the Ohio Valley. 'iarleS
can be arranged by answering through
this paper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-11
craR1n cHAr1m-REx.

The Rex Theater presents today three
;nteresting features starring Charlie
Chaplin. Dorothy Gish and Billie Hurke:
Sbarli, Chaplin again proves his right
- tbe title of the worlds funniest man
and demonstrates that az an originator
81 ludecrous situations he is without
peer in his latest two-act comedy. Ihe
Count" Dorothy Gish ana E;iph t.c"ls
SviiI he seen in "Grrtchen. The Groom
horn" a fltive act Triangle drama. The
sirteenth chapter of Billie Burkcs faS,
cinating serial "Gloria's Romance Will
also be shown.