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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-30
STATE WINS FROM WESLEYAN IN
ANNUAL TRACK AND FIELD MEET
WEST VIRGINIA MEN s1xAsx SEVEN
sTATE 8ECoIDs N Bro EVENT.
H~ethodists Lose by Count Of Ninsey 10
forty-onerrsutal Has nigh score
with . Total OF Is Points
Special Dispatch 70 the Int~ellIgencer.

special Dispatch 10 the I~ntelligencer.
MoRGANToWN. w. Va. May %
west Nlrginia's crack track athletic
swept the field in the annual state meet
with Wesleyan here to-day. and won by
the overwhelming score OF 30 TO Al. The
mountaineers won twelve firsts in fif-
teen events and placed In every event cX-
cept one.
Seven state records were smashed. ALI
by West Virginia men. New marks were
made in the high Jump. hammer throw.
hlsh hurdles. two mile run. pole vault.
discus throw. and one mile relay. Freu-
tai was individual champion OF the meet.
securing 10 points Tor West Virginia by
w1nntng the pole vault. broad lump and
taxing second IN the high hurdle and
low hurdles. and placing in the broad
jump. Newman's exhibition with the
hammer and discus featured the meet.
summary:
ginia): first Anderson (west virginia).
second. Miller wesleyan. third. Time.
Running hig jump-TuckwitIcr
West Nirginia). first. O'Conner Cw.st
Nirginlal. second. Chancellor CWest
Nirsinia). third. Hcighth ) feet 6N
one mile run-Grifnth Cwest Viz
ginia). first Ringer CWesleyan). sec
ono King Wesleyan. third. Time.
22O yard dash-Mhler Cwesleyen).
hrst. Anderson Cwest virginia.. Sec
ono. DetorcSt (Nest virginia., third.
i Inc - J-B seconds.
@ put-SprinEer wesleyan. first.
Sh"ets CIV Wesleyan. second Ward ives
Icyan). third. Distance. 30 feet } inches.
-2V low hurdles-Stevcnson IWcst
virginia.. first. Frcutol (West viz
ginia). second. Sptcer tWest virginia..
third. Time. - - seconds.
Hammer thruw-NcWman CNest Nir-
ginia). first. Branncn west Nirginia).
second. sheets Wesleyan. third. Dis
lance. i35.OS feet.
$50 yard dash-Rowlcy CWcst Nir-
ginias. first. Miller CWesleNauD. sec
ond. Morgan tW,st Virginia.. third
Time. 50 - seconds
l-u yard high hurdIrs-Stcveuson
vest virginia.. first. freutcl West
virginia.. second. Dcforest tNeSt NIr-
giniab. third. Time. IS 3-5 seconds.
Two mil" ruu-Bri-rs West NirEiuiaN.
iliSl- hurNthal Wesleyan. second.
hinE. wesleyan third. Time. u. % SIS.
Pole Nsult-FrrutcI tWcst Virginia..
first. Shumakcr wesleyan. secon..
chancellor tNcst virginia., third.
HciEhth 10 feet g. inches.
one hali mile run-Zinn CWeslcyanN.
ilfSt. Stestman tWcst Virginia.. sec
ond. Grifuth (Wcst Virginia.. third.
Time. 2-07 as.
Running broad jump-FrcutcI ,vyest
virginia.. FIRST Shumaker wesleyan,
second. stevenson tMcst NirginiaD.
thlrd. btstanc" Il feet inches.
il~cuS throw Newman tNest Viz
Einia). first. sheets Wesleyan. sec
ond. Brauuan tMsSt Nirglnial. third.
Distance. ll7.l5 feet.
one mile rclsN-Won by West Viz
ginia team. composed Of Anderson.
I@rottor. Morgan and Rowlcy. Time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-30
TRACK IS IN SPLENDID SHAPE
FOR FAST RIDING; TEN EVENTS
NorEuo BUT PORTED RAcMo IA
cHrNEs WILL he ALLOWED
TO COMPETE.
Only Club Members WIN Ne Allowed TO
1tde|sidscar and Economy Races
VIII He Intersstanx.

This afternoon at $50 o'clock. one OF
the biggest motorcycle races ever staged
In this city VIII be on. The local club
members have planned one OF the best
events OF this kind that has ever been
seen by local fans. and they promise to
break all track records. Now at to
riders. Wheeling and the Wheeling Mo-
torcycle club. can boast OF some OF tho
best track men I'm the country. Emery
herrold. who is recognized as being one
OF the premier riders OF the country,
VIII be IN a majority OF the events. as
will several others who have won fame
for themselves by their dare-devii work,
A special meeting OF the club was held
last evening. The boys talked over mat
tiers. and decided that they would hold
IL as a strict club-member race. That
Is done in order that Wheeling may re-
ceive the benefit OF the Advertising that
Is given the town. In other events that
nave been held. outsiders would enter
with faster machines and carry on the
grapes. This time It Will be reversed.
imported from other towns, but they
viii be handled by local talent. which
will make things all the more interest
ing.
President Bier said last evening that
nothing but strictly ported machines
would be allowed to enter the vents.
an advantage over the others, because
MS mount ~ n special racer. All ports
are racers and this insures a faster race.
Two events that are sure OF creating
much interest. are the economy tests
and the sidecar races. The economy
test viii include the draining OF all gas
olene from tanks and the rider will then
be given one pint Of Juice" and told 10
beat n until his motor refuses to run
ON account Of lack OF power. This will
be with twin machines. and ~ is likely
that some speed Will be attained by
some Of the daredcvils. The sidecar
race will include the carrying OF a pas
scnger.
Officials for the event will he Clerk
OF the course. J.. Landon Bier. referee.
Paul Pashby. starter. II. g.. Friedrich.
Timers. SchWHlb, J. r.. Shepherd,
Peter Boyd. u. c. Melcher. w. a. Ray. e.
T.. Crummett. CheCkors-H. 4. Brady.
Acc Hubbard. Alonzo Sells. Theodore
Roth. Harry Douglas. Edward Christ
man. G. r. Trosch. Announcer. Paul
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-30
SPEED FIENDS HAVE
QUALIFIED FOR Big
SWEEPSTAKES Event

INDIANAPOLIS, MAY 29-Ralph
Milford and Eddie O'Donnell qualified
late today for the 800 mile race on the
Indianapolis Motor Speedway tonight.
but It was announced that an accident
TO the machinery of O'Donnelis car
would prevent him starting. Jack Lee
Gains car also was In such poor con-
dition hat he Is not expected to COM
pete. making the probable list of start
ers for the sixth annual International
sweepstakes tomorrow twenty one.
CASTOR Chevrolet will be given an
opportunity to qualify tomorrow morn
ing. Robert DEMOS car failed to make
the required speed OF so miles an hour
for a lap of the track today, and was
declared out of the running.
Despite the heavy rains today. the
race will be run IL IL is not raining at
the time of starting h contest 1880
tomorrow afternoon. IL was announced.
The rain apparently did o dampen
the spirits OF the thousands of speed
enthusiasts who are thronginC the
downtown hotels and cafes. Automo-
bile parties were arriving continually
and many others came by steam and
electric railways.
OF the twenty one probable starters,
John Aitken. Josef Christians. Eddie
Rickenbacher, and Rario Resta are the
favOrites on the betting boards and
among the fans. The team of Gil An
derson. Howard Wilcox and Tom
Rooney is picked as a dark horse
aggregation on of their excel
lent showing in the elimination trials.
Almost as much talk was heard to-
night of the probable speed of the win
ner as OF the winner himself. The rec
ord was established by Ralph De
Palma when he won last veal at an
average OF $3.50 miles an hour. There
is much speculation as to whether this
record will be broken.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-30
BALL GAME FIGHT
COSTS 20 BONES"
EUGENE BAER IS FINED ON EACH
OF CHARGES AT MAR
TIN II
His pal" who was Also In the NIL
MP. Got on with Ten and Trim
mings-Others Dismissed.

Eugene Baer. OF this city. was fined
$40 and costs on charges OF nghting
SO and trimmings for hghting by May
or Ralston In Martins Ferry police
court last evening. The night occurred
Saturday afternoon at the wheeling
Dayton game. when trouble arose over
the Kidding" Of one or the Wheeling
players. The Stogie himself was going
up into the grandstand TO TAX a swat
at the fresh guy" but was kept from
doirg so by his teammates. Later. 9TH
cr fans In the stands took up the kid
din" and "A fight resulted.
The police interviewed and placed four
under arrest. All were taken to the
Martins Ferry city building in a taxi
cab. where they put up for their an
p~carance. At the trial last evening
Racr was fined on each Of the above
charges. making a total OF $40 and
costs. while his pal" was soaked to
the tune 81 SfO and rimmings. Tho
Others were dismissed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-30
BEST TREATMENT
FOR CATARRH
S. s. S. Removes the Cause.

Specialists IN Catarrh TROUBLES have
agreed that ~ r. IN infection - fht
blood The laboratories % me g q S
Co 80 Atlanta. have proven ~ once
YOU get your blood free from Impurl
ues-rlsansod - D. catarrhal poi
sons which ~ 10 now a prey 20 be-
rauss o. 80 unhealthy stafe-vou vii
30 relieved Of rafarrh-fhe drIppIrs
In me throat hawking and H.iffIrE
raw sores in me roafrIia. and the f.a
agreeable bed breath no was .fl.rd
LOO ffr fret place. because your img..
srfhe1 blood was easily Infected Poe
lois r. sIEht cold 1r contact u'fH
someone wf1 he'd o. .old BOT fHr point
Dr. don't suner wifh Dafarrh Ht Ia not
necessary The remedy q Is H. do.
covered over ffy years aFu. tested
frle arf tried H always HNfaIra.lf 90
aur drIF store u haa proven ifa rnlIr
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n s.Ir coco sff ~ o. 81 once and
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vr aps. rr go Atlantic ga Tor
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once
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-30

Miserable pitching and worse field
Ins, yesterday gave Dayton the second
OF TO ?. The Smokes pushed two runs
across the plate and both were decidedly
OF the earned variety. Two of those
scored by Dayton were earned, while
three errors helped the visitors to IN.
remaining five. Seibold started well FOR
inc locals. and was effective up to the
h ,rame ~hen errors bases on balls
snd other things drove him TO cover and
BraNener ~supplanted him. BraVencr
also found ~ difficult 10 locate the
plate. and when the smoke had cleared
away the visitors had scored four runs
Not TO be satisfied they scored two more
In the sixth Just TO fatten up averages.
ned was rather slow and heavy
Tor tast FIELDING or base running. CicVc-
lam seemed 10 suffer more from this
Than any OF the other players. The
stocky little third sacker went after a
total OF six chances, and contrary TO his
usual form. slipped on three OF them.
Inc Soldiers scored their first run in
w VIM sesInd ~, innlSF s!sMsrt opened
him TO second. lie was caught off see
ond by Blackwell and started for third.
Reilly threw to third and Cleveland
mutfed the throw. allowing the runner
70 DC safe. Marley famed and Black
well pegged to third To catch stewart.
Cleveland let the ball get away from
him and roll toward the fence and be-
fore he could recover IL stewart had
scored. Jacobs lined to Reilly.
Dayton Has Big Inning.
In the fifth. he visitors had n biz
inning. Jacobs led off with "A single to
LETT. Lakaff sacrificed him 20 second.
Nee hit a slow one to Scibold and
Jacobs was safe at third and Nee at
first when Scibold tried to get Jacobs.
Hobbs walked filling tho bases. Spcn-
cer walked. forcing Jacobs over with A
run BraNcner replaced Sclbold. Storch
was safe and Nee and Hobbs scored on
Cleveland error. StcWar walked and
sykes hit a long sacrifice to right scor-
Ing spencer. NarlcS walked, but ia
cohs flew out to Shceren.
Two more came In the sixth. After
two were out. Hobbs was safe On
CleVeland's error. Spencer tripled 70
LEFT and Storch singled. Stewart flew
out 90 Lear and the visitors scoring was
over.
Lakaff was pitching great ball %
rem. came IN the nfth inning ln the
sixth the StogicS swung their bats lust
a little trucr. Blackwell flew out Co
sykes. Bravencr singled TO enter.
Altcnburg forced Braycncr at second
Cleveland singled putting Jess on thirl.
Galatians single TO left scored Alien
burg and Cleveland moved 10 third. ar
ter having stolen second. King raped
a swat 10 left and Grover crossed Tor
the second and last Smoke run.
The game was called a. the end 81 the
eighth TO allow both teams TO catch "A
train FOR Dayton. where they will meet
to-day Ia two games, one morning aud
one afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-30
CURLEY, GOTCH AND
WILLARD ARE COMING
Champion Boxer. Champion Wrestler
m Big Promoter Will be Here
With Sells-Floto Circus.

on June -. the Sells. Floto circus
Will be In his city. with them will
come Jess Willard. who now
holds the worlds heaVyweight
championship. Frank Gotch. who holds
the heavyweight wrestling champion.
snip. and Jack Curley Curley is one
OF me biggest promoters in the bust
ness and h. rcckoned as one of the
biggest sporting men In the country.
During his stay In This city. Gotten
viii be- open for engagements twice
daily and will meet all corners. Boys.
you want TO try your hand. now Is
the chance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-30
|. A. c. TEAM is TO
PLAY P. E. G. & 7.
Fast Island MINI Will Meet Out-the-
Pike Aggregation at Elm Grove
in Two Games Today.

The Island Athletic club baseball
team will meet the P~atterson-Elm
Grove and Triadelphia baseball teams
this morning and afternoon. Both the
morning and afternoon games are to
be played at Elm Grove. and they
promise 10 be coed fast exhibitions.
The Islanders have been playing fast
ball and the Out-the-Pike nine has
cleaned up everything in sight so far.
The Island management requests the
players 10 be az the club room az 9
o'clock in the morning in order that
they may be al Elm Grove in time 10
start hostilities az 10 O'Clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-30
B IG SIX
HOLDS BRAVES TO rouR SINGLES
AND 0IANTS WIN SEVEN
TEENrH 0TBAIoHT
rive Double Plays rsature-Cincin-
natl Trims PtrAtes-DodRsrs Taks
Fau Out OF Philliss.

BOSTON. May 2s.-The New York Ma.
tionals continued on their victoriou.
way today. shutting out Boston. J TO o
Matthe wson pitched for the visitors and
held the Braves TO four singles. The
veteran did not waste his strength. sol
dom using a fast ball and Boston nil
only a Few OF his slow ones outside the
diamond. Five double plays shortened
the game. score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-30
eERHARDr NAMED CAPTAIN.

Charles n. Gerhardt. Of the class OF
1917. was today elected captain Of the
Gcrhardt has played third base for three
years. and is one Of the most dcpenda-
HE hittcrs on tho team. He played a
star game at quarterback on the army
football team last year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-30
BREAKS WITH NEW YORK.

Fl -. way - 7 ne
Wisconsin boxing commission TODAY
away from = working agreement with
the Ncw York boxing commission.
This action was taken following the
refusal ~ the New York body to OBJ
serve tho ruulinE made recently where
by Freddie Welsh. lightweight cham
plon. was suspended for four months
from taking part In p contest in Wis
cCnsin. for delaying the recent contest
with Ever Hammer.
Follow Lead Central n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-30
TAKE FALL OUT
OF NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPS

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. M-r 29.-Er-
rurs piaNcd "a big part IN tn. game which
brooklNu won here. 3 to .. Tho onIv
Earned run was when Myers scored in
we eighth on his single. paubert's sac
riilce and Wcats double. Score:
BROOKLYN ......2O000001O-S 4
fhliadelphia eel 000OO0O1- 2
kattertss-Chcney and Meyers: Rixcy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-30
NEW STRIKE IN PROSPECT.

strike of 1900 lonEshoremcn. employed
in Pacific ports between san Diego and
NiaSka was forecast today by the ar-
ton ~ tho Water Front EMPLOYERS
uion formally rejecting demands Of the
btcEcrs' and S~teNcdorCS' Union FOR
wages
According 10 tho secretary 81 tho
union @ strike viii take place automatic
ally on June !. unless the employers re-
code.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-30
RETURN

MARATHON. Tex May 1.-Two
troops or the 14th Cavalry and a ma
chine gun troop arrived here today
from Buquillas after invading Mexico in
pursuit OF tho Glenn Springs raiders.
one troop will 60 to Eagle Pass, the
other 90 Dryden and the machine gun
troop 10 Del Rio.
Two companies Of the Texas National
Guard. and X also were enoamped
here today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-30
SPLIT EVEN
Louis AND DETROIT DIVIDE A
DOUBLE BILL IN THE LAT
Z CITY.
Second Game Was a svAtfest and tho
Tigers Gathered 10 Bingles.
Other Results.

DETROIT. May 29-St. Louis and De-
troit divided e double header here today.
INC VISITORS taking the nrst game. : to
WhiIe the Tigers pounded out a Il to .
victory Ice the second contest. 1t. Louis
won inc opening game by pounding
for % hits ia the seven
innings he was in the box.
In the second contest. the Tigers bf-
three 50. Louis pitchers for ~ hits
driving Plank and Crandall from tho
box ln the third inning. The third in
niug usft.d Detroit nine runs. The sec
oni Same was called az the end Of the
eighth minis score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-30
REDS HAVE EASY PrCHIN-
WITH PIRATES; NEALE GETS .

PITTSBURGH Pa. Nav 2g-Cincin-
hati Won from Pittsburgh ny a score 81
70" nsre to-day The game was close
tors hammered Jacobs for -four hits
which. with a wild throw by Rsird rc-
sui'ed IN TOUR runs. Ncale again got >
hlts out OF four times up. Score.
Cincinnati .....IoOOOIOO4-S 10 a
Pittsburgh .-.0000100o0- y
Eattories-NitchcI ana W..
Jacobs and Wilson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-30
RAIN o OTHER
GAME In CIRCUIT

MJSkEGpN. Mich. May 29.-Grand
Rapids-Muskcg6n game postponed rain.
TERRE HAUTE. Ind, May 29.-Tcrre
haute-t.Ncn~Nillc game postponed. on ac-
count Of rain.
SfRINGtIELD. O.. May 29-Soutn
Benc-Springheld. postponed rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-30

Two base hit: Doyle. Double plavs.
Merkle 20 Fletcher TO MerkIe. IiouiIe
To-. Fletcher TO Nerklc. Withrrt 10 Knn.-
EV'rs To- kouetchy. Loft on bass. %.o,
J orak o. Hoston. ? First base on Ct
rors; New York. I. BOSTON. :. BASES on
n"li~' ON Rudolph .. Hits and earned
struck out; by Mathcwson. . by Ru-
dolph. . Wild pitch. Rudolph. I'm
pres Obay and Eason. Time: 1880.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-30

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday's Results.

washington g; Philadelphia. s.
fSt Louis s; Detroit. 2.
4petrott. II: So. Louis. 6
Boston. ?: New York. o.
other not scheduled.
Nine innings: tie.
2 First game.
Second game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-30

"O-o-o-oh! / b-b-roke a plate"
I can't hc disturbed just now. Run
and ask father n he'll ho kind enough
10 spank you for mc."-BrowninC's
Magazine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-30
B. & 0. EMPLOYEES
TAKE UP BASEBALL
HOLD MEETING AND MAKE PREP.
CITATIONS FOR FORMING BIG
WHEELING TEAM
senwood Shop Team To Co To Graf.
ton Today For Game-Other
Baseball Notes OF The
Railroad

~ a meeting 81 the baseball PLAYERS
and fans Of the Baltimore and ohio
railroad. held last niCht in mo office
OF superintendent J W. Root. al tho
!p'dl station. plans for picking a team
10 represent the Wheeling division in
inc league which d. TO be- formed OF The
railroad teams In the Wheeling dis.
trtct were discussed.
Tho teams that will represent the
wheeling division will b. composed
OF The best members OF the many
teams formed in tho different depart.
m'uts This fs according 20 the ar.
ranEcmont made hv officials of the
railroad at Baltimore Spmfffm. aro
was announced that the winner of
mo Baltimore division and other al
visions would come fo Wheeling for
games 10 decide the railroad cham.
pion-hip
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-30
Motorcycle Club Will Stage Big Race Today
VISITORS HAVE ONE BIC INNING
AND SCORE ENOUGH RUNS To WIN
E1Nons PUT sErBoLD IN HOLE AND
NE u REPLACED BY BRAvENER.

stoefes Cot Pour OF Their Five Hits In
the sixth InntnR-oame was Called
at End of Eighth Inning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-30
Detroit

lH'''d fDr Cunningham In seventh.
lfff'i f.r Roland Zoo ninth.
fItsu f.r TlIu, boo ninth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-30
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

Brooklyn. ;; Philadelphia. ..
New York. 3. Boston, o.
Cincinnati. o. Pittsburgh, I.
Chtcago-St. Louis. rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-30

Ih" H"nwund Baltimore and ohio
ious over Tho Gl'nwood. Pa. team SAT.
urdtl afternoon. will Eu 90 Grafton To-.
DAY for a. game with tho 4hop team of
mat place Candy will do The fWirL
inE inr The B'nvund team. with Brown
ON D. receiving end
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-30

CENTRAL LEAGUE
Yesterday's Results.
The Standin

D"9IVH' WHeeTnF, :
Other games postponed: rain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-30

An Interesting came ie promised fof
hiirda' tt'uine oft fhi. wcok. wher
mo team. rDpra-,ufinr OBJ, S~uperin
I'udfnf office and tho Freight house
men play uu fhr Loop grounds af Ron
wood llf|Dt u Donovan Will hs mo
WHfnafHH- frf fhs SUPERINTENDENT of
IIc'. while Wnr1oDk and Miller. vf|
mold fn1f position for The freight hDu ,
men
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-30

Totals ........29 % p ls
~Batted for Rudolph in the ninth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-30

u ha. hren announced that tho Ben.
wood shop team. would like 10 arrange
lHWn. H|.H either Goo kaIu club ur fHr
Arnfn. Tho .H.p f'Im member. arc
eager FOB play either of these clubs. Dn
400 nprr date should either 4rlpf
'ntf can arrange for Tho contest ht
calling. Bell tG. asking for Noab.ff
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-13

DEPEND ON THIS GOOD STORE
FOR NEWNEss, QUALITY AND
RIGHT PRICES.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-13
THE RICHMOND surE1EGRAM MONDAY

was given Saturday evening by Mrs.
Amos Henning at her home. South
Seventh street A color scheme Of
yellow and white was carried out in
all the appointments. Miniature
French baskets filled with minis were
given as favors. Covers were laid for
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Henning, Mrs.
Mary Henning, Misses Esther and
Dorothy Henning, Miss Helen Hall.
Mr.. Ralph Kittle, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. William N. Kittle
and Mr.. James Kittle.
Mrs. Frank Leighton will be hostess
Tuesday afternoon for meeting OF the
East End Aid society of theh First
Christian church at her home, 521
South Thirteenth street An election
OF officers will be held.
Saturday afternoon a committee
meeting to plan for the Colonial fancy
dress party to be given November "a
at the Pythian Temple under the aus
pices OF the Federation Of Women's
clubs, was held at the home Of Mrs.
l.. C. King, North Thirteenth street.
The work Of the general committee
was assigned to the sub committees.
The lower floor of the Pythian Temple
will be used for booths. The follow
ing committees were appointed: Cos
tunes: Miss Clara Comstock, Mrs. j.
Ferguson, Mrs. Bernhard. Mrs. Jen-