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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-21

C.S.M(eC
-DROCK ISLAND.
End Jul,
Specials &c
On Sale After 9:s
and Evening IF
Boys Bathing Suits 15c
Better be on time these two piece bathing
suits-al Gizes to begin with.
Mems Wash Ties SC each
Splendid mercerized tubular wash ties. choose
while IL dozen last for sc each.
Bingham Kitchen Aprons 19c
Ruff,ed plain, patch pockets excellent quality
of check gingham-quantty limit, 19c
WOmen's Porch Dresses CSC
Made in stylish. attractive models in all bet
ter colors, all sizes to start.
WOmen's Waists and BlOuses Acc
OF sheer lingerie fabrics and fancy striped mad
white end colors, all sizes
Women's Silk Hose 75c
These the famous Radmoor brand of silk
hose, both black and white all sizes.
Children's Fancy ParasoIs SOC
A small but select lot of dainty little shades
all colora fancy borders.
Women's Summer Vests &c
These will in hurry at &C as they splcn
did value, quantity limit
Women's Silk Parasols S2.45
Daring stripes and checks. fancy colored borders,
all late season styles, much
WOmen's Strap Pumps S1.95
Made of soft, bronze coored kid skin, with
straps, Saturday only, $195.
Women's White Oxfords S1.69
Smart rev models of white NuBuc lace styles,
comfortable low heels, much underprice.
Mems Tan Oxfords S1.S9
Cool ventilated oxfords good looking well
comfortable for hot summer days.
Yard Wide Tub Silks 79c
All pure silk that washes like linen variety of
attractive varicolored stripes.
Cool Dress Lawns sc yard
A great variety dainty floral and con-
ventional designs until sold. sc yard.
Lace and Emb'y Remnants sc and 1Oc
EdginEs, insertings flouncings, all-overs, etc. in
all sorts of lengths, sc and 10c each.
Lace Trimmed Brassieres 4Sc
Perfect fitting nicely finished, trimmed in deep
filet lace sell regularly for 75c
Special Prices in tn
Jardin de Rose face powder, package. 49,. soc
Bouriois Java Rice powder, package. .36c
pa foco oSc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-07-21

For camp, den, automobile, etc, IS inches long,
all standard colors SC each
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-03
kaszel j zaziebienie So
nlebezpieCZne.

hiIku Z mas DONATE n~iebezpiec*-
nego ksszlu zazieblen'a. Zast5so~
~al!smy zwycza,ne i nieszkodllwe
lekarst~ va. Niebczp eczna krtau,owa
i p!ucna choro'& by}a nastepst *em
za3ithienia. Gdy wasze cafo ~ys,a
wlon- Jest prze:'w zarodk"m zaz e.
o,enia, zadurs leps>egn srod1a "'e
moze bye mad Dr'a King:a New
Discovery. Jrg' >asiuya wvpr6bp~
wana zos'a4a pr>e1 nj "'cg,, sta
re*". W uzyc1u przrs>}, A. LIT.
Wezcie buteIk: dis. Cn'onr:e s'e
cd n'ebozp1ec '''.J p'ucnej choroby,
W ap:ekach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-03
GAIA energie, zeby ME wpa6e
W Zw9tpienie.

GAIA energle, zeby ME wpa5@
W zwatpienie.
Przez nastepne pare tygod.
III ME m6wi1 do nikogo pra~
vie, unikai4c towarzystwa
koleg6w. Odszukat wsp6lny
grobowiec, gdzie &}ozyli kill
ku poIeg}ych owej nocy, u.
viii wiasnemi d}o6mi wianek
najpjekniejszych kwiat6w,
rosnacych W pobliskim ga.
ia, wystraga} krzyzyk z drze-
wa / zani6sI to wszystko na
mlejsce wieczDego spoczyn
ku przyjaciela.
" kilka dni potem wypad-
Ia owa bitwa floty admira}a
Cervery 2 flota Stan6w. A.
merykanie zajel. San Jago i
niebawtm wojna skonczyls
sic.
Sobies}aw, z}amany, stru-
dzony, chory, wr6cif do Sta.
now. .
Pare miesiecy opedzonych
" goracym, febrycznym XII
mac Kuby, trndy i niedo.
statki zyc,a obozovego pod
k"pa}y mncuo zdrow'e MIRO
ckiego. Nelly zaIedwie 60
pozna!a, tax &m>zerniaf i po~
Dladt.
Dzieki j4dt.ak si|nemu or
gani:mow1, jak dawnie], TAX
i teraz, szybko powraca} do
zdrowla.
(Dokonczenle ma stapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-03
ZAZADAk SWEJ FAUX

ZAZADAk SWEJ FAJK1
"2iec eygoaui ,emu'' pisze paul
&, h(sg West Bral"t'ee: Mass.
- "mjj MAJ wr6c'f ito domu z Ia
su, chory. Zacz7t Oh tax szybxo
zapadaG na z1ruwju, re W kon"u
oddycl1anie!:t 10 mu SIC trudn*m. 10
tcz natycbm'a>t pomy$la}am o ORA.
piocra Gomozo, ktjre 90 juz ule"
c>y]o GEEK 81 oh 'roby rozpoczf~
lam hu'acyy, da jac mu je codzieu-
ME, 70 pewnym czasie zacza} on
wracac do zdrow1s, koncu zaza>
da} sw. fajk,. WtedY inz by1am:
ca}kiem pewoa, IL odzyska{ zdro1
vie. IA d. eli, cay diva vr5ci{ do
swego %zajecia. szcxesl:wy = odzye-
kama ,dr> VIA, IA co jest:smyWa am
b.rdzo wdz'eczn'".
T,si$ce znslaz}y uzdrowienie j
poleps>enie sj} W tenn starem zioto-
EN- lexarstw;c. Me zadajcie go W
arte<ach. Tam go ME dostat'ecie,
g1yz je dpstaw,aja wpro>t do od~
L,nrc6w w4%S:'ciele. DR.. Peter
Fahrney s Sons c., 10 . So
Hoyne Ave-. Chicago III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-03

B6l g}owy, zapchanie, od-
pedzaja apetyt czyniq Gle
slabym ! chorym. HolIister'a
Rocky Mountain herbata po-
maya odnowic apetyt, pod
nieca i odbudowuje system.
W apiece Brown'a. go.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-03
(Clag dalszy.)

10 way S~Ay WA ~" VIII 4V1
stania sic z Mrockim.
Historva Grzvma}y by}<
kr6tka, ale bardzo smutna
"Zar2z % woju>e 2 Indyanam
odprAwiono go z farmy, kt6
ra w}ascicjel sprzedaf konu
innemu. w zimie ME trzebs
ne wsi robotnika. Powedro.
wal vice Woiciech, jak ivy
kls, do miasta. Tam otrzyma|
! nieisce W szlifierni kamieni.
Musia} caiy dzien }ykac kur2
s}ucha6 takiego zgrzytu, re
| pc niejakim czasie. prawie o.
! g}uchf, dosta} choroby nerw6w
i kas2lu, z kt6rego do tel
pory mis- mole sic wyleczyf.
Schorowany, porzuci} prace
cho6 5ardzo zyskowna; inni
robotnicy, kt6rzy sic dfuzei
trzyma|i w szljfierul, zwyk]e
zapadal. la suchoty i wkr6t-
&c u1nierali.
Grzyma}a potem robi' pray
budcwie ko]ei podziemnej W
Chicago j zn6w z braEu po
wietrza i swiat|a. take Il DO
wodu wi'goci, dostat reuma~
tvz,nu. Znuzony, schorowany
p0stanoWif mieszkae na wsi
przez ca}y rok. Istotnie zIo-
}at pracowaG ia jednej fannie
przez dz'esiec miesiecy, ale
-sko'o :wybuch1a woina ia
kuoje, pJstauowi} sic zacia-
gu&c.
Me przyjeto go ma %o}niei-
RIA rzadowego, DO jeszcze ME
zAmierzano wysfac woiska ma
Kube, dai sic vice nam6wi6
ma flihustyerke. Wysadzono
pr2eg { setka takich, lak on
sam, rvzykant6w, oddano pod
.dow6dztwou}tcera emerykan
skjpgn, MOI Cd kilku mies!e-
cy niebnrak tu}af sic 20 la
sacil, scig>ny przez &o}ujerzy
his<pabskich nar6wni Il dzi-
kim zwierzem. W koncu do.
p;ero, kiedy Stany wypow!e-
dzia}y woji,e H'szoanii, polo.
zenie jeg> pop:awifo sic ni@-
co. Oddziaiy fiibustye' skje,
choc nie wojsko rzadowe.
walczy}y niemal re razem Il
ar!niq regolarna ameryka6-
ska.
Oddzia} Grzyma}y zawe
drowat pod San Jago, i tn sie(
poczciwy Wojcieci;, ku wiel-
kiej swojej radosci dowiedzia}
re Mrocki s'u2yf W artyleryi
i 10 jest w poblizu.
Gawedka serdeczna PREY
kieliszku pr2eciagnefa sic do
eamego switu, poczen pray
iacie]e rozstali sic.
SJbiesfaw spcdziewa} sic, ze
go towarzysz doll niedcli be-
co pare dni odwiedzia}.
80 vice, re up}ynaf
tydzie6, a Grzyma}a ME po~;
sic wcale.
MrockIeg3 ogarna} niepo~
k6j.
Uda} sic w1ec ma poszuki
wanie oddzia}u flibustyer-
sk1ego, W kt6rym Grzyma}a
stuzYf. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-02-03


;s1aw:
Jeden grajacych zerwa'
sic, stanat pred oficerem,
przyEozy} palce do czapki po
~woiskowemu usmiechna} sic
przyczem zrohi1 ruch reka,
wskazujac ma usta.
Grzyma}y iuz niema -
odpar}.
A gdz1ez sic pod2ia}?
- Po}kna} hiszpahska kul-
Ike!
Jskto, ranny? pytaf
|tkniety x}em przeczuciem
MrDcki.
Poleg} pred trzema
dnlami W nccnei utarczce -
r<ek1 filibuster, siadaiac mai.
ohojetoiej W swiecie do przer-
wanej ma "hwi|e CRY.
Sobiesiaw drgna}. W gar
"
~
-,
-.
"~' p1p0
''' ~ ''@
h"zano I'M poosonac sig
p'o oAopV n'szpaA'SA''
azeoy przesZNooz1c oo'eSa'
ny"1 "znos'c MOVIE wary
f1ls>pan1e' "'ozac zollza]a-
cYch SIC n'eprZ')aclo'' ZsczeA'
str=e'Ac par"o''o"' 'eooa
u p'e'"s%V'n ku'e* 'ral'1a
oleooeeo ""]c'ecna " Fau'e
os'"' Onc'a"" 80 P"on'eS~'
h'e" 1a1a III" s'e S''uln1e
'''7"' S"'''" ''0 '4''5' ''7
W ~ '''~ w., " pa
"l'" 'o" ~
'~
Wv" I've 'Dos' olV '0l' ''7c' l
. Noo"'' w. p"''1 III" p'"'o >"y'
cz'jl''e' na"e' "l7 n'"'1'e'
''ocne] u'a'c>ce' z'"sz"'ac po'
SAa ~'"'@ oo'eS1Y
'"'"'a
A'e pa"1' ]*N ia pra"eSo
fo'aKa p'zysea1o' "a'c&@c "a
.o'cosc op"s'eo&oneg" choc
.oce&o lego o)czyznle oarodu'
.'orV' kto w'e' ME sfysza'
navel lm'en'a Folsk'.
s. b'es{aw, czu]@c, ze ME
zdo{a opano~ac swego zalu,
ziwnat g'owa fllbu$tyerom j,
,aDytawsZy, cZY prZy I'm ar}Ym
The Detroit times., 1916-03-02
SPORT CHATTER

jess Willard recovered In n iiny nj
ter . sm Jone~ reached Chicago md
gave him an Injection of hot MIR Ia
he foot.
Dave Altiscr. Nho won hero mcd-
al at thr hattie of shiloh, has signed
&C. ab0rt-tcp for Minneapolis. Giddap: (:
FrohihitIop srorrs another -otnbie
Ntrfory. Connie NnrL has signed an
iuheidrr aasacJ DRY.
"ict me hr umpire" fr0m art
four. Henry VI. McII. there's the pc
ruliHr case of Rob tmsiis. ~ yerrs on
the f1b
JifgruS DINE. veteran hght man
Hger, noN ssair- ~ 2no pounds un
tar huof. II- cant h~ the original
thin dirte ne read ahout.
hsrG"~ NeeEhnuR allows he sunk
$3.50. .f=+tt TN che Irdrrui icuZu~ after
isfrning a. the plea of jim Gilmore
" tifr EnftnG. eriiN the >~oftish
game presrBt- - "Uu1brr Of difficult
tir~ aside from the rhlp shot.
PrintiBz-~gss DtsIn "~sI ktod--thRt
- rfght--1imrA ioh Drat.--un;u tI:G.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-02
Ambulance Corps Is
Needed i'm Texas
Camp
ALL ARE PRESENT
EXCEPT STANAGE
James Is Only Battery
Man With Too Much
Beef
BY HAROLD Y. WILCOX

WAXAHACHIE, Texas. March
This is the day in the Tiger
camp when the hospital corps earns
flock OF iron crosses. There Is
not a player in camp who isn't a
physical wreck today as the resuli
OF the two gruelling workouts
through which Billy sullivan pu.
the boys Wednesday The sccond
day of practice is always tough
day for ball players, because OF the
lameness that follows the initial
workout They viii get two more
practices today however. and by to-
morrow will be well rid OF the sore
ness ia their muscles
Every member OF the early con
tingent BE- now In camp. except
Stanage. who is due on any train
Pagan. McTigus and Marshall re-
ported yesterday The pitchers and
catchers are in exceptional condition
for this time OF year Not one Of
the whole clan viii have 10 take OF
any weight, except james. who ~ So
discard 20 or his Els pounds The
Young pitchers are sturdy prom
islng lot
The Detroit times., 1916-03-02
Here's Varsity Squad

ANN AEBDR. Mach tp.lou IrE
te list - tn" pae"aAil ,rud#dJiee
who signed rp iu ths ENw WatH
coach Lund-reu. after hf hat rrt
o8t ~ men.
IatChrrN- -EotNu. Moore AFnHra.
Dunno. ~nutes. Payne.
Pitchers --D4he". stuart. Wrfrbt
Tolen. ". 4. NlcWHuu. GBrIepF. GIBBS.
McNllist.r. BBrrett. Miller. TtDHIUf.
tefo. Cartwright Davis. Gnidsu.
Martin. Gets. rutftng. Raven. fllU-
-. Br"ttfcld. OhimAe her. NJ Naa.lf.,.
Ftrst Baseulen liop"wan. Field 50
\. Nlemann. SeWcll. Gardner Web
meyer. birmingham
Second EaArmen-- Ballard. frost.
Caswell Brown. Clcary. smith, Bia~
Insky. PiEEott
Third Basemen--H H1per1au Eaton.
BarlheAu, Maytin, Warner. Grsu.
Harrington.
short stop Pollock ~rIsrunrnD~u.
Waiferh0use. Bush and Eaton
DuidoIdrrs La p a, e Wright.
frost Shutes, opal. -, lnFou. lppci
Birseinz, Donaldson " g. Niemauu.
Reilly. Johns. Branded -.rt'otd
The Detroit times., 1916-03-02
1913 IN SIGHT
FOR HOCKEY|TES
Detr0iters TO Be On Top If
They Can Win
Next Two

II Detroit Hockey club can win
both OF its games against the Wa
terlOo Acadians in the series which
will start at The Arena rink Thurs
day evening it can boost its record
OF victories over Canadian teams
10 percentage OF .sf3.
The local puck chasers nave made
a far better showing against the
best teams sent here from the On
,ario Hockey association, and the
Northern Hockey League OF Canada
than any season since hockey has
been played al the Arena rink. Last
year It's marx vas only two more
victories than defeats and the goal
total was the same as It's adver-
saries had gained. This season De-
troit has scored 50 10 % goals. and
won II OF games.
Waterloo comes with splendid
forward line and a rover Hho is
rated the fastest in the o. II. A..
Cote plays the position and is tout
ed a. a wonderful skater in a
hockey game. Uneiman and Dewitt
are said 10 be great pair of flank
ers and Tuer is a splendid stick
handler and plays mid-ice. The de-
fense with Rocker and Quinn assist
ing Zinkann in goal. viii offer stub
born resistance for the locals.
The games will start AZ o'clock
and are expected 10 be tough bat
ties 70 win Following are the line
upa
The Detroit times., 1916-03-02
wAxAHACHIE. Tex, March >

WAXAHACHIE, Tex, March
Cunningham
which he hopes
Bl this coming one
like nghthand
ball
- third ball
4
positive that he viii be able 10 make
the big
M q pitcher Cunningham ply sca wonder During
pitched than $50 innings although he was nov used
this time he PLAYED second base and g
called handle boh ENDS OF aou
complain Frequently he was tired but the salary WINS
him
H in Atlanta all last was impossible FOR nm 20 me r % ns
bames oVeTabundance
the soil for his difficulty BY the time his splitter was
he
de and his hands and after the third or fourth inning George Was
few innings they had
aid th-r delte
successful while Atlanta
The Detroit times., 1916-03-02
29-On the Importance OF
Lonesome Practice.

Solitude on the links. with non
tc dispute tine right Of way. IS th=
ideal condition for g0lter- who place
the pie asures OF accomplishment far
above their inclinations % gTegari
BUSINESS. but II IT, seldom 10 De had
on popular course No links that
il worth while. especially on the
day when every one feels tree for
an outing. with nore 10 dispute their
rights. Is ever 20 be enjoyed an
alone
But il is dinereat with the golfer
who goes oHt regularly 10 study the
capabilities 0f any particular CLUB
and 70 school himself IN The aecu-
rate methods ot handling b. Any
odd corner OF the course will do for
this sort OF practice and there is no
better way 10 improve ones game.
In most cases. through the peryer-
sity ot human nature each player
when he practices at all. to-s so at
the form OF game he ia bees. ~ The
mastery swiper viii practice tull
shots for hours az a time the wight
who IL abb. 10 pitch an approach
from any distance on m table nap.
Kin is forever ENJOYING himself Nfth
mashie trials. auC ,he wizards with
the pdtJer. when rhcy cannot in
veigle some one INTO putting for q
quarter a hole. pass their practice
hours within 2p yards of the pin
The better vas vs. TO tackle the
department ~ ihe game one IS
weakest in or, hIch is a variau. of
The Detroit times., 1916-03-02
WATERLOO
DETROIT
SEVEN FIGHTERS
PICKED FOR A. A. l..

Some good bouts were pulled on
at the d. A c.. Wednesday night. in
the selection of Detroit's represen-
tatives a. the A. 4 T. meet with
Pittsburgh In haJ city Saturday
night. The ylctors were.
Jos pounds-J Wandris bea. EDDIE
Seotke n three rounds
Il5 pound Lynch beat F. Bnnt-
lsy 10 three T0unds.
lf- mound % WUmmel beat Geo.
Badcv .u fsar rouuds-
iT5 r0uudE-P ShoiteF beat y.
Efsiue 4n three rounds.
f5s poundn--J. Phillips bes; r.
Harris in three ROUNDS
Izs pouuds-Ioe Nettke beat Judy
Mann Soc one round.
tsj pounds-Paui Helkry lost 20
Louis Chapper on foul IN first round.
fns p0urd--H- Gilman beat Carl
Trernaine in four rounds
Carl s'rder and Walter Gunn box-
ed exhibition % three rounds.
The team" ~ Pittsburgh win
ho
The Detroit times., 1916-03-02
N1abe
Colt Gospel Truths straight @n'1 0.,.

fNC prr.G.e tu 80 ouf with one
r'ub aEd ,ry % .at thoroughly. Il
SIS s.I. ur.ter to ra-aEe the protes
sloHal tA accompany y6u or the eN-
peri0'eu tr unless hr il oue
~ lire haretuo1- sort Rho are dis
comforr~d cp. when hired for a
match az odds. Tor au extra bonus
IN 90 fhe pupil is uualle 10 heat
him Hds' ths ayreed.oa handicap
r0aee -sons
To Ey oot iuo a--o-tion scatter
q Gozen al 81 tta nearest bunker
and practise playing them our witE
ha n.d'ict i- coo hour or scatter
ihem lL0uz tine banks OF brook,
or ditch. or ans .a'er hazard 70
ger a.i orr OF poss bic lies. espc.
c.el.y hau-.r- lies. and work over
them with tH mf club Finish of
with om hr krI'tile or tee shots
so AZ ta bring alI the muscles and
brain coils into activity, and the
time stolen trcm % lBll round VIII
DO iDrd o. Ya au asset and not
waste ot opportu.t.c. so club re
spends more quicsly to an earnest
Tort to master it- possibilities than
thc frequently d. pissed nibiick. for
with The majority q Is used only
hon reca- lty ccmpois " 70 be-
drawn from thn bag Il o. always
q harbinRnr of trouble. nut prsct ice
The Detroit times., 1916-03-02
CLAIMS
Weller TITLE

NEW ORLEANS. March Ted
lewis today claimed the weIter
weight championship as a result OF
his victory last night. over Harry
Stone or New York. In 20 rounds.
Lewis had - OF the rounds hy bis
margin and only stones cleyeruess
saved him from a knockout Dick
Hurso refereed despite protest
fpm owls.
CHICAGO. March 2.-lo" Weihng
Pgj Ever Hammer promise lively
-lp in Kenosha. Wis, tonight, in
be- lightweight class
The Detroit times., 1916-03-02
Detroit eoYs Hono,,a

ANN ARBOR. Mich. March a.
James w. Thomas was elected 10.
tercollegiate manager of the Uni.
versity football team Wednesday
and John Robbins. OF cleveland.
was chosen varsity manager. Charles
y. Booz and Ezra lockwood. bon,
OF Detroit. were named assistants
The Detroit times., 1916-03-02
POLES NICTORS
OVER ADDERS

ORCHARD LAKE Mich. March
"A score OF 36 20 23, with the
Polish seminary ou the long END
and the Burroughs Adders on tho
smaller. tells the story Of rough
contest on the Poles home floor
The Detroiters had lead ef 20
al he opening ol the game. hut
this soon was Wrested from them
and never was returned TO thva
The Detroit times., 1916-03-02

0a tie outside looking IN say . Z.
is "spoohng
Lei EN- Jump, said the his
league maguates in The winter o..
t9l3-li, when stars attracted by
alluring Offers. enlisted with M,
Federals Threats of blacklist ver,
made a, tho time
George Stovall the Federal drt
brand. hoped i1 Kansas City as
leader. F. Otto Knabe deserted the
Philies 10 manage thr Ralumo-,
Terrapins Hal Chase quit the
White Sox for the Buffalo Feds "a.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-02
Nortnnaxs Gel WIZ.

f'arEey Schreiber last year pitch.
or for Lincoln ia tho Western
league. has quit profe Ional bail
and taken a Job with the Northway
Motor 90. lie viii play with the
Northways Ills homo vas in chill
iiCothe, >.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-02

Don't bite the hand that feeds
you This is the title OF song
With q moral Had II been sung in
1913 several prominent national pas
timers might still be working in or
garized ball Instead six gents-tve
possessing managerial berths last
season In the defunct Federal
leaEue-are now considering the ad
visibility Of returning 20 the soil.
Organized ball denies the existence
OF a blacklist The players now
The Detroit times., 1916-03-02
BOehler Gets the Medal

~ N
~
and
Cunningham told
OldhamS contribution
directions which would follow
trailed
he
s1VUpahy audience did
The Detroit times., 1916-03-02

War Is TOO tame for Rene Thomas,
noted French automobile racing
Griver The one-time winner of
the Indianapolis 500.mile derby, who
has been at he front in Europe as
motor pilot, has applied for and
received furlough from the war de
partmcn, IN order TO compete at In
diaaGpo'is IN the annual Memorial
day crind In a Peugeot
The Detroit times., 1916-03-02

VERY little while somebody
attention
smith Chandler a
he
champon coming
carter. k a
The Detroit times., 1916-03-02
Here's a chsllenos

Martha Holmes Federals rise 10
remark they are city champions Of
Class y IN basketball. and are vii.
Ing TO prove II 10 all comers. !. H.
McElroy is manager.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-02
A New One For Ban

HERE believe that the resin bali will gel bs play
in rockies who IL
that Ernie Koob OF the
substance when twirhng
s whom much
it
although
The is the
abrasion
to
Perpetrators Of the news o get
The Detroit times., 1916-03-02
CHINESE STAR
ON TRACK TEAMS

The nowery kingdom bids fair to
cut a wide swath in American cole
Riate athletics this season. Michi'
gan. Case. Brown and Minnesota
have Chinese trying for places on
the track and field squads and bas-
ketbaIl teams. Several have made
excellent marks in far eastern
meets.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-02

sooner had Del Baker young Tiger catcher reached
training than his
Polo
valuable Purtel
and might Purte dashed
reached
slide, reversed
When Billy reached
BIT life Of him
he the
}Cnges In history and him
The Detroit times., 1916-03-02
In the Last Stage

First Surgeon Was the operation
success?
Second Surgeon cannot say rs
yet, n is now In the hands of my
lawyer.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-02

walter Johnson. and Ty tobb~ n-c
sprtnEin. .p daily ip the suont soutI
like mushrooms. hut watt tiii the snn
hits -aid mushrooms.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-02

later induced Harry Lord, former
White SoX. 30 enroll Lord subse.
greutly managed the BuTeds John
Camel left the Rochester lnterna.
t.ogals So piloi the Brooklyn Feds
vice Lee Magee, while Ennis T.
Rebel Oakes tiossomed out as
-ksppcr OF The Pittsburgh Feds
When peace was declared these
athletes SAT- by confidently expecting
90 be provided for by the baseball
.mancipators Attest reports indi-
cate a vastly different ia. for the
--riShtly seNtrttp.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-02

~ Louis scribe says HugEias
piHc- Fsr OnkoS. Probably hr t. hlg
league firnbor. autck .nr~on. the
rnInoHia bottle.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-02

4 II . told. should receiv,
ympathy from the audience than he did
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
RECEPTION HELD
LAST EVENING
DELEGATES TO TIE DISTRICT
CONFERENCE OF LUTHERN
WOMEN HoNoRED.
Affair at St Janice Evangelical IL.
thcrn Church One Of interest
Other Sicisl Happeninas

delightfully."- appointed affair was
gwen last evening ~ 81 James Evan
S"lcal Luthcrn church. for the pleas
ur' or tho visitors. who are IN the city
attending the first meeting of M East
crn District Conference OF tho Joint
synod. which D. On session this week
az the church. y program last cyenin.
was one feature ot special interest and
ADDED to The other informal pleasure
Of tho occasion Miss IfIv Schmidt
welcomed the visitors and gave a brief
ialk on tho effective work of tho or
ldniZaiion. and its broad hcld Of use
iuln"S~. Tho present session b. for the
consultation. planning and enlarge
n'nt az their work or Tho future and
Mr.. George +. ZinuinCcr. Of Canton
@. a. president ~ tho organization.
replied pleaSinGl' to tho welcome OK
tended. and poke briefly ON the var
'nu- lntcre-t Of the convention Rev.
y. W. Ncrdcr of Wheeling greeted
AIRY spirit. a. did Rev VI l.. Stuer.
VINO gave the closing number at a very
'nioyahl" program Musical number
W'r" offered hy Miss lrnis NaH-. who
,SlE solo and ht Mr. William Cha-.
Moore. VINO rendered "Opru tho gafr.
.o The I'wple' Mis- Marie pocpksn
gave 1t pHn" number which contrihuf
'h tnpih'r T.ta-ir- election to tho
in4-ic"l portion Of the evening
i.a-I "r"nuE- meeting served 10
hilrG ihr several delegate and Pho
member NJ tho Nhcrline parish TO-
E'ih'r socially. and was 'horogrhl,
'htrmluE Boo it~ every detail. Atfrgr
lI'' d@'ora..o1. OF lavender liia1s were
Nt''h 'n"HI Tho rooms 900 llS'r ba-
k''- and H tIr serving table man.
small CRYSTAL basket hold basket
.n~p"u 'r- Dr." mo- Uifalitia- herc were
Ms Anna Eafha. Mr. ono -chsul
Nh has. Ritter. NJ fred S-roeF
MsrdeI
Beginning This rorrIul. some very
.ti'Iuht PREPARED papers viii poo given
Mrs F iiaN of Nassilon. % will
"''n mo program "rfh what arc tho
h'1u. sites of an active Missionary So
'''' Mf- Hrochf ~ PENN yIsania
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
McNeall-Kenny.

This morning al ST Joseph cathc
dral the marriage of Miss Kathleen
Kenny and Mr.. James l.. Nc\pall WI
be- solemniz"d by Rev. q. H. Move
y. q. The attendants will be NIS-
Ella kenny. a sister OF the bride. and
George iiaZlett. a cousin of the groom
Miss MCNahou will render approximate
music and Miss Mary llealy will sing
AMER tho ceremony the bridal party
will he served a wedding breakfast az
the Windsor hotel They will leave
later for an eastern honeymoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

The marriage OF Miss Allie Crislip
and Mr.. James Campbell. of this city,
was solemnized al ParkersburC Thurs
day, May I. Roth were employed at
IN" state hospital az Spencer. where
they returned following the wedding
Mrs. tampbells home is IN Curtis dis
trict where she has many friends who
will hear of her marriage with interest.