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Milford chronicle., 1916-12-08
OCEAN VIEW.
seautIfuI moonllght nIghts

Beautiful moonlight nights
'Rhs revival meetings have closed eX-
RaPt on Thursday nights, when eyange-
Hstie meetings viii be held in the N. E.
The funeral services Of selby Hickman
Who passed away at the home OF MS
daughter, Mrs Sherman Bishop in Phil
adelphia, were held her on Tuesday ar
cd hy Rev. J. W. Fogle. a large num-
George Bishop. Of Philadelphia. is the
guest OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
win Bishop.
T. II. Hudson Of Glendale spent the
Thanksgiving holiday with his family
Ms. John Mcfarland and daughter.
Florence, are visiting relatives in Phila-
Isrs. Allen Daisey has returned home
hrom a visit to Philadelphia.
HISS Lillian Derrickson is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Ulysses West in Camden
". j.
Miss Iseona Hudson has. returned from
Philadelphia.
James Phillips motored here from Phil
AaelDhia on Saturday, to visit his mother
Reuben Freeman is home from New
Esrk.
Mrs. Kate Rockers has been spending
= few days with Mrs. DR.. Hooker at
Fks senior class Of Ocean View High
Sohool win give a play entitled MIR
BsksV on the evening Of Saturday, De-
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Steele Of Days
here, and daughter Joan Ira, Mr.. and
BhB. Asa Bennett and child, of Omar.
MFa. MoIiie Moore and Manaen Bennett
and son, James Bennett OF North Dako-
-, visited Captain and rms. James N.
BeRnett on Wednesday.
Milford chronicle., 1916-12-08
PAUL PRY'S GLENDALE
LETTER.

The community was grieved to hear
81 NE death Of Riley Wilson, which Oc-
cured at his brothers home in Slaugh-
~ Neck on Friday morning. He was
familiar figure in Ellendale where he
had many friends.
A large amount Of straw, two stacks
81 fodder and stable were entirely de-
8troyed by fire on Sunday morning at the
farna Of Joseph E. Young, a respectable
o0lsred farmer, a tenant on the farm Of
4Hs. Nary Reed at the edge Of town.
Fhe alarm Of fire brought the entire con-
greeation from the colored church near
BY, and the large crowd worked to save
ne adjoining buildings.
Miss Ethel Marker, only daughter of
hsaao Marker, Of near Glendale, and
Prank Beebe, were quietly married at
Milton last week. The wedding came
as q surprise to many of their friends.
Mrs. Alfred Clendaniel is now in Phil
aaelphia with her daughter, to whom
has just been born a fine baby boy.
n was reported from Johns Hopkins
hospital in Baltimore that David H
Reeds improved condition was but tenn
perary, and he is but little improved men
Misses Laura ] Wilson and Clara Pet
ty1Ohn, both of Georgetown, spent Sun
cay with the Misses Dorothy and Lima
Warren at Glendale
PAUL PRY.
Milford chronicle., 1916-12-08
RoXANA.

Miss Melissa Wilgus Of Girdletree, Nd,
is the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Austin Wilgus. for a few days.
Miss jeanette CULLEN is very i'll at
this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. wilgus motored
to Snow Hill on Monday to visit the
latter's mother, Mrs. Anna Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Murray entertain
day.
Mrs. w. Ida Lynch OF Chincoteague,
Va, has been spending some days here.
Mrs. William Walls and children, Of
Frankford, were visitors in town on Sat
urday and Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid Society met at the
home Of Mrs. Austin Wilgus on Thursday
evening, with a large number in attend
ance.
Howard Lynch left on Saturday for
Philadelphia, where he expects to secure
work.
Milford chronicle., 1916-12-08
ANDREWVILLE.

Many people Of this section are busily
engaged killing their hogs.
Mrs Frank Vincent. who has been
spending some time with Mrs Emma
ASrr1s, has returned to her sisters home.
Mrs. Lydia r. Morris, who has been
spending the week end with her son.
6. F. Morris. has returned home. y
Thomas HOWarth, who went to New
Haven, Conn, some time ago to get n
position, has returned home
Clarence Norris and Earl Griffith spent
Thanksgiving with John A. Butler and
enjoyed the day in cunning.
Milford chronicle., 1916-12-08
THE CHINA DEPARTMENT

Offers the variety useful inexpensive gifts
unusual bargain in several one hundrdpe Dinner Sets All beautiful
terms sold at twenty dollars of the $4 so
while they No price present
In Imported China offer bargains odd
Plates Chocolate Sets Sugar All
priced far below what be
get higher prices their
Milford chronicle., 1916-12-08
LINCOLN CITY.

(Our weekly letter from Lincoln last
week failed to reach us in time Tor
publication, and some of the many
items are now given place as mat
ters of interest to the general pub
lie. if not to the residents OF Lin
coin .-Ed.)
After passing a week with his
brother. Lofiand Deputy, in Lincoln,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard F. Deputy and
children returned to their home IN
Delmar.
Roy Truitt has been nursing bad
" sprained ankle.
VIM. Morrison and wife have been
visiting Richard Johnson at Newark,
Del.
After a pleasant visit in New York
State. Mrs. Weatherby has returned
home
Mrs. Sallie johnson is passing the
winter in wilmington, Philadelphia
and Newark.
William Burris has gone to New
Castle. where he has employment.
Making holly wreaths is a very ear
nest occupation at present OF many
families in Lincoln City.
The revival effort closed at Cedar Neck
''isI Sunday morning at 1890 the quarterly
communion service will be conducted at
Lincoln NJ E. Church by the pastor.
There will be preaching at Slaughter
Neck at 2:30 p. M, and at Lincoln at
1880 D. m, on Sunday by the pastor.
Mrs. Mae Cain Of Philadelphia, has
been the guest OF Mrs. l.. r. Shew,
While cunning Saturday afternoon,
Harry Truitt captured coon Weighing
James Donovan and daughter, Miss
Mary, have been visiting John L. Glen
daniel and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 3. Riggs and Mr..
and Mrs. Grover D0ncVun spent Sunday
with Mrs Harry 1Iuitt.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. /
A. W. Small on Saturday evening, Dec. !
9th. A full attendance is desired.
Jack Willis and wife and son, and Har- |
vey Davidson and wife are visiting their /
parents at Stockley.
DR.. Wagner and Supt. Hardesty will |
be present at a Parent Teachers meet |
ing which will be held ar the Lincoln |
school house on Monday December 11th
at ? p. m. All patrons are cordially in
vited,
Hugh Morrison Of Wilmington has been
visiting his parents.
The real Gift Shop" is conducted by
Stokes, jeweler, Windsor Blk, Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1916-12-08
GLASSWARE DEPARTMENT

We handle A. H. Kelsey you
advertised all the leading magazines and trade papers throughout
land The that
will find our prices this beautiful reasonable the line
suggestions for inexpensive and useful holiday gifts
Milford chronicle., 1916-12-08
A Few Suggestions
THE NEW FURNITURE DEPARTMENT

Offers variety of useful beautiful
Rocker Bed Room Dining
the Easy Chairs gift
little
Milford chronicle., 1916-12-08
LAMPS, BOTH OIL AND ELECTRIC

Many people have cOmpmentd wonderful display
Grade Lamps We show without doubt the beautiful
here We stand back of both the quality prices buy
useful gift considering the smalc cost.
Milford chronicle., 1916-12-08
HandkerehIefs

Silk and Linen,
plain and initial, in
neat boxes. They
make a sensible
gift.
Price s to 75c Each
Milford chronicle., 1916-12-08
MuHIers

New patterns and
shapes, nicely box
ed. One is sure to
please him.
Price SOC to $3.50
Milford chronicle., 1916-12-08

Advertise in the Chronicle
Milford chronicle., 1916-12-08

sluoossnoB
Hosiery

Guaranteed hole
proof Hosiery, any
shade; all sizes.
Fancy HOse-woOl.
silk or cotton. Nice
ly bONcj in y doz.
or single pair.
Price ioc to SOC
Milford chronicle., 1916-12-08

IilfOrd's New Hardware Sto
"THE QUALITY SHOP"
his Store Is Full Of Useful and Beaut
Holiday Gifts
List the season when mirh and good fellowship the customary
the pursuit thought
extensive Holiday Gifts Quality
year the best Of eTeTgfh%s
Sensible People Buy Useful and Sensible Gifts
The kind that fingers long in the the
A Few Suggestions
THE NEW FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
variety of beautiful holiday gifts from a Chnds
Of Easy which make fine gift for
THE CHINA DEPARTMENT
Offers 5e the greatest re- variety of useful and gifts We offer
terms sold twenty dollars the
set while they last No this after the
@ In Imported Imported China offer bargains odd Cups and saucor
get higher prices account their much greater cost for aong business %
genuine Kelsey Co.'S Glassware The ware that you
advertised all the leading papers throughout
find prices on this beautiful ware most reasonable and the line offers
suggestions for inexpensive and useful holiday gifts
LAMPS BOTH OIL AND ELECTRIC
people compmented wonderful display of High
sade Lamps We show without doubt the beautiful line
here We stand back of both the quality prices
nor useful gift considering the small
RADIANT HOME STOVES AND RANGES
Make Superb Gifts. Such a gift will forgotten many many
by the fortunate
CUTLERY DEPARTMENT
Offers variety gifts Knives Caves Scissors
Table Knives and Forks Spoons All of the
guaranteed
GENUINE GUERNSEY COOKING WARE
We offer this beautiful cooking
Without doubt the popular cooking
few pennies buy beautiful and useful gift cooking
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
Genuine SavOry ROaers Bread Boxes Cake Pators
all Of the famous SavOy make Nck Plated Copper
and Tea Pots and other Q
ALUMINIUM COOKING WARE
The best made carried variety prices any
where else QUALITY considered
HARNESS DEPARTMENT
Full line carried of dependable Beautiful
Automobile and Carriage Robes. Prices guaranteed.
KITCHEN CABINETS
Splendid save now at least five
dollars cabinet Those have hand prices
advanced The next shipment will
ICE SKATES, BOYS SLEGES WAGONS ETC.
Good dependable goods o every piece.
MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS EARLY
strongly shopping early. until the last DAYS
Stocks will be broken then and cannot be properly waited Now
member have take you them
We will gladly lay them aside for then you
want and when you want it.
Milford chronicle., 1916-12-08
nrs.. cln,,nn

All the new shades
in dressed kids and
undressed kids, any
size desired. Also
fur gloves for driv-
ing. Price 81 to So
Milford chronicle., 1916-12-08
RADIANT HOME STOVES AND RANGES

Superb gift forgotten for many man
by the fortunate receiver.
Milford chronicle., 1916-12-08
CUTLERY DEPARTMENT

Offers great variety Of useful gifts Pocket Knives Cyers
Table Forks All
price nteed
Milford chronicle., 1916-12-08

The Holiday Season
u he season when mrth and good fellowship suppan the customary
and little
the
of
extensive of Beautiful Holiday Quality
Goods This unusual unprecedented
country enjoying which will this
Milford chronicle., 1916-12-08
Sensible People Buy Useful and Sensible Gifts

The sind that lngers long in the memory Of the iOrtu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-01
INDIANA BUNCH WAlloPED WEI
EEL; AiNSWoRIH EtEEC 1--WE
AGAINST SMOKES
Errors Helped In Run Getting ano
Arguments Were Big Features
-O&her Central Results.

Special Dispatch to the IntelliGencer-
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Aug: al.-At-
ter knocking Bill Cramer from inc
box the Stogies had hard time WIN
Red Ainsworth while the Hignlan9ets
were hitting Cecil Wetzel hard and Of
ten, FREQUENT wobbles by both clubs
resulted in several scores. The game
was 'ienSthened through arguments
: arising from the decisions OF Umplre
Jess Altenberg opened the game
with single into left. Scheeren sac
rffced and Kings out put MIN Oh
third, from where he scored Wnen Gal
lahan singled to left, ,,,,s
Toe Mathes opened the Highland
-.ens half with an out to Alteneers.
Mitchell drew a walk and Spencer
SINGLED. They worked the double
steal and Mitchell scored when Black.
., well threw wild to third spencer
stole third and Holderman walked.
Gygn's bunt carried out the squeeze
play and Spencer tailed, .
The Stogies tied up TINS scoFe vs. ~
forced bv blackwell. Wetzel doubled
nntting the catcher on third from
vhere he scored when Spencer fumo-
led Wetzers hit.
< TOOK Lead In Fourth.
The Stogies took the lead IN the
Fourth when Reilly singled, was sac
ritced BY Lear and scored on Black'
wells double. Wetzel famed. Alten,
berg's single scored Blackwell ana
brought Ainsworth 10 succeed lam
or Scheeren singled and Altenoels
went to third, and Scheeren sto!e s s,,
ond. King was purposely passed, IN,
ing the bases, and Callahan went oo'
LaRoss led of with single Tor tne
Highlanders and Schaeter's punt "ens
for a safety. %Ainsworth sacrlnGeo anu
Mathes was walked. Mitcheil's OUT
scored Spike, and then Vernon open,
Ger delivered single that scoFeo oo'At
Schafer and Mathes. ,s
Mathes home run IN the secouu,
above the left center field renee WAS
the feature In this ever changing POI,
ON of the came. To cinch the game
e Eishlaudrrs added another IN Iue
nh on GRAY single. passed pan.
ngle BY LaRotf and "Wop Eeai D
lid heaye. so,,or.
GySli's triple in the seventh 1ol!o".
by Grav's single counted anotnet
nm while il tha eighth TWO were
scored on Mnchell's single Holder
mans triple. and a wild neaVe o!
Blackwell 10 head of Gysli.. Inc me
Stosics chalked up another m .ne
ninth on CallahaaS single he1'iS .
walk and lear'S single.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-01
ONLY SIXTEEN IN
81. ~
BIG TENNIS TOURNEY.

tho II5NSE1ST HILLS, N. 2, Aur No.
nuai 10 players who entered the ,sth ~!
Of ~ sng!eS championship tournsr.1s
dav NATIONAL Tennis ASsociation Wcute
Of w. IN! 10 remained In play ri * erf
nine ra tnlrd round today, OF 49,"
cifc co epresented the East, six thu -.
| ern con;"and one. tby south The essfIs
johnson. Phi ladelr mia: " r miae 81:
IMTew York; ;. II Whttney S MI yaaSI
"; !. Clothisr PhiladejnLi.. , HoEx:'
Wnshhts. M, PhiladelphIa: WIN. ~ =. Z
W. Urn. and Leonard BeakmSn ~
,Jcrse,,, george II. Church. Ten1fiv NsEx8:
Tbs n ana Karl H. Behr: New Yorf. .. g:
J. Grjnin ern squad included Clafenna 4;
mick. Los; Pan Francisco; =. R Necor.:S
ifornia: IT. angeles; Wills I. DaviI,s 81. &
i 10; ne title holder. Msnr;oa T. nfSss.**:
and I aqiI'R. Los Angeles, chsmnion! n iSSS s5
erIy ~ r. ana r. Lindley NIrrSy rfnsn. g
New a4ltornia. but now 4 reStdsnt ~ 81
was DIE DE; The southern fepre renS1ti,SSSsS *
Almost Ia, ai, 5: Walters, New Ole ~
vors nIoveG~ i.nout exception the .1uFvtS .
est to an un strictly to form. Ths:SoSs.N
ht.d osell and JOHNSON Vosh.lp ~ ~ :5:s
bur Io set was within O point Of vfSntH~s:ss5
lie vi a long drawn out fvc sst stSS1ss $ss
iahen thre hours, defeatinst I1is..f
ard fought ~ New fsr, York. after 1vs I'd, 81
entered ii IN interest tot tbs fsil11.y ssf
Ice McLoutrIhS,,nr st appearances Oh NSISS:4S
lrf; McLousbbnI,n on tho grsndsStS1l. ~.
Z: roosevelt PeU ana oAEn
ide dinnrs,o-4 %. Ga. but theseFS; fsIs
lanchaa - Hce or opinion reH1rdfSSSSS448
ieachlng the dnnIR SSl5SSSsa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-01

Two bust hlt-Carey. Three base
hits-NaranvIlle. Farmer. stolen base
rIfice flies-Konctchy. Schmidt. Dou-
bic play-Fitzpetrick to knnetchy;
Left on bases-Boston 5; Pittsburgh G..
First base on errors-Eostnn l; Fits.
burgh /. First base on balls--of Nchf
!: Of Mamnux 2. Hits and earned
runs--off Nehf hits In b innings: off
Reulbach 9 hits no runs in . innings:
off Maumaux hits i run In $ in
nings. Struck out - by NGhr !; by
O'Day and Harrison. Time-1:3S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-01
PIRATES
TAKE FINAL GAME OF THE sEH11s
from THE BE.AVES
TO 3.
Came was Pirates AL tho Way-Caued
IN Eighth-Cubs Trim the
Cardinals.

PITTSBURGH. Aug. 3l.-FittsourGh
Won the final game Of tho series here
today from Boston by score OF 10
2 The Pirates scored two runs in the
third inning on hits by Mnmaux, Warner
adm FYtzpatrick's error and another IN
The fourth on Farmers triple ana
SchmidTs sacrifice fly. Magce's single
Bichcl's error and konetchy's sacrifice
fly gave the visitors tally in the scv-
|en;h and another run was made N Tue
nrxf inning on a base on halls. an error
and Chappclle's hit. The game was
called ut the end OF the first half OF The
eighth inning 10 permit Boston 10 catch
Il train. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-01
The Standiui
ST. FRISCO WINS
BIG STAKE IN
STRAIGHT HEATS
POCGHkEEpSIE

.FouGHkEEPSIE. ~ Y. .uo .,
~. Frisco driven BY r. r. GreSs.: j. -
Inc "knickerbockerh 5000 nnrs., won
; ;i3:S tr3tters in straight heals srS 70 Tor
Tes fa 5ans f 6ets T%9eT Fons the
race, over the Hudson River dri,.iru IN
t ik. This was St. Frisco's rirs n6 park
thls year IN which he did nor START
nI I Mabel Trask. 1t was a co nare to
shT h. [,r easy ~. yictorx for Geers He won
ma 2:o7; Gecrs set out for ~ ;:OS =
ne third heat and st. Frisco was mile
Ievernl lengt tbs ahead OF the bs soon
PC Z! field He finished in 2:G5 efeS or
snd horse. Cox with Director TIE ne sec:
arnest with Ina Jay had a har ra and and
e for second money bur tho IT, ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-01
LOCAL HORSES To
: START IN RjIl|lHII
AranPton Maid, or. Z ZsSas
ey. Entered IA a:asy 49,: 81

tho .yeaRs nPo5 Ear that has been oa1. ~.
USUALLY interestiiSsses to be more q
To-Day Today; dIc to tha ro6 TO ioca. race -
bnrgs ar 1y people pc in this ' city s sxS
owned BY S s. start, Branintaonno ~
6 tered in the "s s:asf t 4; T. Sweeney: ID
99w MI by DR.. Srn onGt' and chofus.
t the 70 go in the 2:ao0 or w, Wei or
expeete apr 80 sb have reHu, StSs;
In the - pa snow considerably
". kinsey's Co, yesterday. Dl
outside the m mGt"nl tS ion flnil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-01

Two base hits--ilill. Watson, TeXter
Sacrifice hits - t!cnslinS. Erapakss'
Evcrs l3aou t'ovcl"Skir. stolen bases
Staniry Te%tcr pu,ib!e ?liyS-GrodlcE
to Bsai. Bass OH haIIs-,!lt Wa isi .i
5: Hi! ;. Left on nasrs--Shl(n hrnI
(: ,Irs,;e:;on :. Struck "G,--hX Wagner
.: br Hi; 8 Passed halsS-N atsVn =
Wild FitcheS-HiIl. lime-i'7o' N'''-
rirs-llalE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-01

Two base hits-Alcock. Ellington.
Spencer, Donley. Sacrifice hIts---C"rry.
.ilcock stolen bases-Miller. Double
pIay--Alclter TO Carey TO Ellington. Hits
off Loudcrmilk ) in l 20 innings: Of
Dnn!ey in 1-3 innings. Bases On
baIlA--otr Loudermilk /; Off Dnnley g
Struck out--by Donlcy /: by Meter !.
Lett on bascs-Springfield 3; Grand
Rapids {. Time-1:01. Umpire -
Jie!Sel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-01
NDS DEFEAT NoRwol

/ opcClaI 1isnatch r. -
HGaLoA,,RiksBuRG. ". t Va ahteliise
tr siGhHty-fi ,,s hundred .entbusiAa aug uiT
Reds Red DE- Se,. va fans saS~tfo sIdy;,
Norwook PARK eRe No Norwood Park ts
S Sf15 to The f Hs[e today BY sc
RRte.ihhG OF Tom Griffith" were tho heS
two "a" me not , Tor home hun an. and Dali
Score H'm
Cincinnati mo +. n
Nes.%ood 100 0oo o Oil =
lev and s,f ana HUM; whitney W., y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-01
Martins Ferry Man Loses
Belmont County Horseshoe Champ Ia
Eliminated In Second Match at

ONUIS SIIaLIIF' UIIOIFEP T'SCN,
Wilbur c. Sedgwick, Martins Ferry
man who recently won the Belmont
county horseshoe pitching champion
ship, returned yesterday from Colum.
ond match that is being held in The
capital city in connection with the
Ohio State Fair. Sedgwick won his
first match, but lost in the second con.
test in two straight games--2l-17 and
21-13.
The man who defeated him is still
In the running for the State champion.
ship.
HOWARD KNOCKED OUT.
NE" YORK. Aug 31-Billy Miske. OF
St Paul. knocked out Johhy Howard. OF
len round bout in Brooklyn, tonight.
Miske 166; Howard 161,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-01

Stolen bases: Nee. Tepe. Stewart Two Two
Sits Nnol Double s.se! nl"EE va 5@msr g. {:
Dayton. s. saerh rSer o; by neiss, /.
SSIruck opt; ns turner. 3: off Reiss.
= Wild vi 'a pitcn Relss Passed iYoIus ball;
Naver Time: l:S5. Umpire: Holmes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-01
RKnrY rs REErCC-,

.. ArSner %. Reilly, star shortstop for
me me wheeling Central league baseball
at a H,n ms penn Te-elected athletic coach
ing year: Reilly will leave as soon non u,
Inc smokes complete their schedule for
huntington to resume his duties fhere
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-01
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

4. ,,,hiiA Mobile, l.: Atlanta. 2 (first
81 ~ Noes ed i ra,ne. Mobile. 0. Allan
SaMe): sev1 innings by agreemen2:
l. Sssh1 ieINashville. s.; Lttie
ROCK ee;,rmiu hsm-First game. Birm-
~ NJ, orleans. o. (Seven In
.TisnafH;; - 90 tnent.) Second game
ppi,ngs Gy New Orleans. o. (Soven
Innings by as ime MT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-01
HOW THEY STAND
CENTRAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Rogr,.

1e Sre, nau,G 10: Wheeling :
sc C; ,MEniH ri r. :; Grand Rapids ~ .
M"sk NaG1ds s; sprinFfeld . ((2)
EvansvjIyr . ?o ~. BEND 3.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-01
A COMEDY OF ERRORS.

sT, LOUIS, Aug. 3l.-l'r0fitinE BY
nine ST. Louis mis-cues. Chicago rompr.
over the locals to-day, 8 TO /. III one c!
the poorest exhibitions seen on the locn
diamond.
earned and eight Of the locals nine or.
rors we're made by the infield. Tho
Shicaro ..o01Oo3 ao-S 10
ST. Louie ......0 10000 O. 7
Packard and Archer; Meadows. War
moth, Currie and Gonzales.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-01
.H|GH| ANDERS PUT THE N|AL[APUS
ON THE ST0C|E CREW 10 To 5
ADVANCE SHOWING
OF FALL STYLES
DAVE Says:-.. -.

The new Fall Suits are
here! The designs are de-
ightfully new, yet withal
fairly conservative. We will
be pleased to show them to
you at any time, and you will
be pleased when you see
them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-01
EVAS GRAB OFF A
CLOSE ONE FROM VETS

EVANSVILLE. Ind. Aug. 3t.-Tuck
Turn.r Ind the edge on Reiss IN a pitch
ing duel here TO. day and the Evas won
from Dayton, = to l. Turne: allowed
only four hits and struck out eight men.
Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-01

&c hits ShovclIn. Clark. Base on
ba!ls--oEf Clark l; off Macarthur l.
Struck "ut-by Macarthur 5. Lei: on
oase3-Springtle!d I: Grand Rapids ).
Time-1:3U. Cmpire-Geisel.
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Qn
MAKE r.
f"oA EosTE e.
Browns b
Take Inventors
Ieticl Ath-
BOSTON

BOSTON
3 cut Of made il
ming today win
hit in the5Eowns
one run II cd TO
suhs,itutirc-\ any
score. = L III
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Prices to $50.

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something new in a Suit for
young men. 1t is a new
style pinch back and comes
in dark green and blue flan-
mel. 1t is a special at $40.
Weather for today: Fair.
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