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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-07-21
ALBION

Still our "corn weather" continues.
Mrs. N. C. Peckham went to Ridge
way Friday for visit with relatives.
C. A. Wells and family spent Sunday
evening of last week at the Ed Easier
home near Harmony.
Some of our people attended the fun.
eral of S. D. Towne in Cresco Friday of
last week.
Little Herold Easier is spending q
few days at the home of his aunt, Mrs.
j. w. Wells.
Miss Walters visited last week at the
Charlie Rediekel home near Granger.
Guy Richards, Of Grand Island, Neb.,
visited at the home of his aunt, Mrs.
Elnora Richards, between trains Sat
urday.
Ferdinand Walters marketed bunch
of cattle at Canton one day last week.
]. w. Wells and family spent Tues
day evening at the Ed Easier home.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-07-21
HOWARD CENTER.

Miss Helen Flaherty entertained her
little friends in honor Of her seventh
birthday, Tuesday afternoon. The child
rem enjoyed themselves playing games.
Delightful refreshments were served.
after which all the little folks started
for home. They all report good time.
Those present we Cecilia Novotny,
Marjorie Smith, Bernice Smith, Alice
Dinger, Helen Dvorak, Kathryn Lath-
rop, Charlie Smith, Donald Long, Ed.
ward Dvorak, Leonard Sager, Leonard
Hoppe and Eldrid Ritter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Miller have been
visiting relatives at Howard Center,
the past week.
Mrs. Rush Sager and Mrs. Jim Lath-
rop autoed to Riceville, Monday, to
visit friends.
Miss Mary Long, Miss Lettie Shields,
Mrs. Geo. Hoppe and Mrs. Rush Sager
spent one afternoon, this week, with
Mrs. Edward Flaherty.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-07-21

Horace Odell was helping Bill
Aberly with haying this week. How
did Bill treat you, Horace?s
WGrandpa and grandma Musel called
at Jim Musel's Sunday afternoon.
Christ Beathke and son Herman were
at Cresco on business Tuesday.
w. D. Livingstone was visitor at
Granger, Mimi, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beathke dined
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Eberling Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vagts Sundayed
at Cresco.
Charles Musel called on C. H. Liv'
ingstone Sunday morning.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-07-21

Mrs. George Weber and son Hermit
left Monday to accompany Mr.. Weber
a few days on the road.
Ester Smith spent Sunday afternoon
with her schoolmate, Mable Oily.
Tom M cGourty and father and Henry
Hess autoed to Riceville Saturday even
ing.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-07-21

For SALE-A new Velie top buggy.
AHERN BROS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-22
WILSON TO CONFER
TODAY WITH SWEE7

LONG BRANCH. y. T.. Sept. @1.--
Political conditions III Michigan ana
neighboring states will be the sub
iect of q conference here tomorrow
between President Wilson and Assist
ant Secretary Sweet Of The depart
ment of commerce. Democratic nom
inee for governor in Michigan. AZ
Mr.. Sweets request tn" president VIII
see him tomorrow. The conference
will be the first of series the pres
ident will hold here with political
leaders from different states.
Mr. Wilson spent part Of his time
today reading letters from Democrat
ic leaders giving information on the
local pOltica! candidates in every
doubtful state. This information Will
be used by Mr.. Wilson in planning
his campaign. lie il learning just
what subjects need 10 b. discussed
most and of the relative strength Of
the Republicans and Democrats in
different parts Of the country.
The president has outlined what he
will say TO the dele Cation OF business
men who will call on aim at Shacow
Lawn Saturday afternoon. Accord.
ing to his political lieutenant it would
be one. Of the most important
speeches he will max" in the cam.
paign He will. discuss all phases OF
the administration treatment OF
business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-22
PORTO RICO HAS
BRIGHT FUTURE
ACCORDING TO LABOR COMMITS
SICNEE ROBERTS. a VISITOR
HERE
Saws Island Is Undergoing Remarkable
observation-disclosures Last
Year Were S90,000,ooO

That IL. island al l'nrt1 Eir" offers
! Ia =, Young man almost "nh"und"d pp-
I ;",riUuIi:..S a.. .:trIIr" wealth wHS TN.
! >la;.rn,.mr n.r'l,' /" AN lni"lIi.;cnr"r r.
| ,.r;&. Formerly. al Washington. -. -.
HOW labor commissioner "f Porto Rico.
wl!" is spending Il i"w days her" call
ing ON friends. ACCORDING" IN Mr.. Rob-
; n=; Ia her possibilities. amt the. next
! ;"n years H., says. Will .,'c Wonderful
! hcv"l"pIn, along all lines.
Though Porto Eir" is only so miles
| long and IN mll"S wld" 1t The widest
Point, ir< population is about l.3nr.rhu
! Th" natives Mr.. Rogers said. arc very
! poor ;und iilitrv;ii". while nearly al! iii"
/ property is held 10y Spanish. French and
| lf"iGlau residents. Many Americans
! NOW own large estates there. however.
Notwithstanding thu fact that only
J about ;wu-llilhS uf the island IL under
! cultivation. Porto Rico last year cX-
parted m"r' Than $H".o"n.nn" worth "l
f! prmIu"tS. chiefly sugar. tobacco. fruits
and Coffee This Indicates the WONDER
! iul development under American EoT-
! rrum,nt. ,S seventeen years ago. Tnd::
Spani$h ruir. tn" expectations amounted
/" only $?.uO".nU0.
There are two classes Of parsons IL;
Porto Rico. Mr.. Roberts said III" vrr:.
rich and the very l"'nr. Spain kept TIE
poems III ignorance and poverty to IRE
| vent revolutions. but since TIL" United
States has taken oyer the island. condl-
iiunS h;y,. improved wonderfully. The
natives do all the work.
Tie climate. ri Porto Rlco Is delight
ful the HN"rag" Temperatures being SO
degrees The sun is hot at midday, but
i trad" wind is nearly always moving
according To tummiS SiUncr Roberts. San
Juan the principal city is Il garden spot
| and + becoming popular resort. "Sp"c-
ially since the European war h"Ean /;
is Handicapped in this respect. .h"wrvcr.
hy the lack OF proper hotel facilities.
. commissioner roberts arrived in
the city yesterday afternoon. lie l'
we'll known in labor circles, having been
4 printer 10y trade. and fur u number oil
wears WAS president of the Washington.
H. T.. Typographical union. He also
was; general organizer Of III" American
Federation Of Labor before his appoint
! mrnt US commissioner OF labor OF iurto
Rico.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-22
MARRIED WOMAN
RETAINS POSITION

PITTSBURGH. Pa, Sept. 21.-The
Pittsburgh Board of Public Education
has no power to dismiss teacher who
marries. according to City Solicitor J.
Rodgers McCreery. This opinion was
given al a meeting of the board TO-.
day. while the case OF Mrs. Chauncey
Lobingier was being discussed. Last
June she was reelected principal of d
local school. Shortly afterward she
married and was notified by the board
that she had forfeited her position.
Mrs. Lohingier contested her dismis-
sal.
According TO members Of the board.
the opinion of the city solicitor means
that teachers who marry may retain
their positions for another year at
least. or until the board can legislate
against wedlOck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-22
SUIT TO COMPEL
PAYMENT OF LOSSES

CHICAGO, Sept. 21.-Sut was filed
in the Superior court here today by
William G.. Niblack. receiver of the de-
funct LaSale Street Trust & Savings
Bank. 10 compel the directors of the
bank and Charles G. Dawes and Will
lam r. Dawes. Of the Central Trust
Company. to pay losses incurred by
the LaSalle Street bank from the time
of its organization until.its suspension.
William Lorimrr, president Of the de-
funct bank. and Charles b. Munday.
vice president. who was sentenced 10
prison as result of the banks fail.
IRE. are among those made defendants
in the bill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-22
SPECIAL TRAIN
Will Bring DoWn.State Masons to
Wheeling for Dedication of s
New Cathedral.

y special train from Charleston,
running over the X. 4 NJ. Railroad
and Ohio River division of the Balti-
more d Ohio. BY way Of Point Pleas.
ant and parkersburg. will bring men,
bers OF the Masonic order from the
lower part Of the State 10 Wheeling
10 attend the dedication of the magniti-
cent new Scottish Rite Cathedral, Oc-
tober .. Al Point Pleasant big dele.
cation of MaS0nS from Huntington and
the neighbOring section Of the State
will board the train. ParkerSburg will
send Il big representation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-22
MAsoNS ADJOURN.

PITTSBURGH. PA, Sept. "l--Thc ono
hundred and fourth annual m""tl' 81
the supreme council. ihiriE-ihird h"Er'"
\nrirnI Accented Scottish KIT" Of Ere"
Masonry. northrn jurisdiction. closed
nero late today after deciding /" l"S, :
rnnr final action on tn" plan /" "$i;hi!>h
:; fOund:tI Jon for masonic h'noN"!"lr"S
md charities until next year.
Tho counil named Two honorary menu
brrS 70 haropl, nrtiv" m"Inhm.rS of TN"
council advitum. They w"r" Henry NJ.
Ross. Burlington. w.. and Cory" l."
iinImcs Providence, l. |. The "ttir" If
Grand nrganiSt Emeritus WIS conferred
unnn Snlou Stevens 1T Boston. VIII" has
been urganiet Of tn" supreme council for
many wears but Wh" WAS unahl" Ia at
tend this session hccaus" Of iHtlrinltl"s
Of ace.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-22
RUMSEY HEADS THE
STATE WORKMEN

Sr"cl;.I Dispatch /" til" lrtclligcnC"r.
HARRISBURG. W. Va, Sept IL
W. +. Rumsey, Of MOrgantnwn. vas
elected Grandmastrr Workman Of the
Ancient Order. of United Workers Of
the West Virginia al the close Of rs
sixteenth biennial convention here this
evening. Olher officers chosen were:
". b. Tucker. Wheeling, Grand Fot~
man j. NJ. Cornelius. WcllsburS,
Grand Ovrrseer: Charles y. Ward,
Wheeling. Grand Guide; Dr. q. A.
Aschman. Of Wheeling. Grand Medical
Examiner: L. S. WigaL OF Wheeling.
Grand Receiver: W. +. Hines, of SUIT.
ton, Grand Inside WaNhman; John E..
l-inthicum, OF Romney, Grand Outer
Watchman. Wheeling was chosen for
the next biennial meeting.
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WETZEL RATES ANALYZED

PITTSBURGH. Sept. @l--Iiaucs IT the
WrtZci Gas Company wcr" aEalyzri Ut
iuday'S hearing uf The appeal o. the
manufacturers Light and Heat CONT
pany before Master J. w. Eapdervort
If rnrkrrsnurg. w. Va. Attorney ~.
Leo Well representing the company
sought To ascertain the basis or the
rates established 10y the West virginia
Public service Commission. II. T.. NcaSc
chief slatislician f"r the Public Ser
vice Commission was under cross-rXam-
ina inn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-22
bridgeport Briefs.

James T.. Slevin, Il former resident Of
ihis city. arrived here from WyandCt;r.
Mich. and states that very few changes
have taken place since he left.
Alvin Long returned yesterday from
Bridg"villr.
Carl Wilson has returned from a two
weeks VACATION at Noble county.
Mrs. Joe Williams is critically il! at
her nome on County road.
Several from mere attenccd the CadN
fair Yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-22
EVANS TO PIRATES.

CINCINNATI. Sept. 2l.-The National
Baseball Commission to-day announced
tina. IN deciding the status Of player
William Evans, it had reached the con-
clusion that Evans belonged TO the
Pittsburgh National League club.
The .Asheville club. OF the North Caro-
lima League. put in L claim for Evans
srevices haaing II on an oral engage
menr which provided that in case Evans
played professional ball after leaving
college ne would play with Asherillc.
nent had never been offered for record.
as provided by the rules OF organized
ba So hall
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-22
I. w. W. TRIAL CONTINUED.

NlEGIEIN. MINI. Sept. "l--Tral If
Cart Tr"~'H. sam Scarlet. los iiIi
Schmidt and utI"r industrial vnrk"rS
e Tho world. Indicted TOR IN" alleged
murder ui Deputy Sheriff Myrun. ut
l:iwahik. WAS cont nurd UuiIl December
hv judge. tlurh'S to-day fn,inWine Il
plea by tn" DEFENDANTS attorney Arthur
l., Scur. of Mln"r. y, d.. for NOR" lIm".
Tho request that the trial tax" rlaC"
al uihhing. instead of here. Was not
granted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-22
ROBBERS MAKE GETAWAY.

MIAMI Fl.A.. Sept. "l-.tftrr out
stripping i ShrriI'S poSS" IN II motor
lu,nt rae Out ~ Rock liarh"r yesterday
III" four bank ruh"rS who got $4,000 IN
u DAYLIGHT huhl-up 81 ih" State Bank of
homestead. ahandunrd their huat today
in the lirinIly uf I.avanI'r Greek and
arparcnIIy hay" struck into TIM ever
gladrS again without l"aVing Il trail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-22
U. S. MUST HOLD PHILIPPINES.

NEW pOkT. l.. l.. Sept. "l.--l:i&hnp
Charles II. Trent. head Of the Episcopal
church In The Philippine Islands. lie
clarcd III an address here to-day thai if
the tinted States W!ihdrawS from the
islands. .l&pan in arlf defense would
hav" To assume control.
AS long - tn" United States stands
sponsor for The Philippines. Japan will
max" II" Effort Ia change thr status
NM" L..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-22
BRIDGEPORT


After ha> ing gained state wide fame
as a musician and leader, George MeiS-
ter. OF tins city. has resigned the leader
ship Of the famous Meister band. The
musicslly inclined people Will regret 10
hear OF his. resignation. as the band
gained n reputation second to none in
this section of the state. He is III the
mining business with his brothers. who
operate mines near Flushing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-22
WILSON TO INDIANAPOLIS.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Sept. 9l.--l'i'rs-
iI"ni WilSUE IaS Ace pied AN invitation
To Sp' Ak in Indianapolis. October -. III
tn" celebration If Highway I1ay in con-
nGCti"n with the lndIHn;L Centennial OBJ
S"rva:!r'r. ~ Cor,ling Ia L message rrr"iv-
cd here I"-uHy by Governor EalSiun.
fr"m Nnhcc &. McC"rmvk. Democratic
Chairman. The Governor said
til" :,dtlrrS.; Is Ia b" nun-p"liilcal. IN
effort will De- made Ia sci tn" Presidcnc
/" remain E.rr in the evening for IL poll
| lrHi rilllN-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-22
DANIELS SEES MANEUVERS.

WASHINGTON. Sept. "l--S"crctarY
Daniels returned her" today from The
southern drill grounds. whrf" in com
pnnv with members "r ~" civilian con-
suIIing board h" watched practice" ma
u.uyrrS ur tn" Ntlauti" fleet Yesterday.
irrIuriing an exhibition eight from the
;"r"i,lapr ship North 'Af"iIni ana Sl"-
,i;,I nrTratiunS in whi,71 IN" board was
especially Interested.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-22
PEACE AND PROHIBITION

FRESNO. CAT. Sept. 2l-l'"ac" ana
prohibition w"rc urged 10y the prOhlhl-
ti"u national raInpaisnrrS ON their
SuuIhwHrd trip through California to-
dag. j. Frank Iianly, thu rSidcnllal
nominee. declared that his party was
for irrac" enforced 10y a .wurIh T"ilC"
fore" and Ira I.audrIIh. the VIC pres
rirmliHI candidate. said tn" Prohibitions
ISIS wuJild maxi. TIM whole, country dry
ana as every governmental force to
k,",u |: that way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-22
REFUSES RELEASE

NORFOLK. Va. S"pl. 2l-t'cdaral
Judge, Waddill today nvrrrulcd a motion
OF The Italian government HHt owners
OF the Italian steamship Attualita rnr
rrlras" OF The vessel. lIh"ll"d for SSua.-
ANA 10y the nwucrS If the Greek steam
ship Nina which was sunk la the Medi-
irrranran near Gibraltar July Il. in col
liSiUu with the .AtlualIla. The Italian
steamer was Sr2r,i here about three
weeks ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-22
WRIT OF ERROR GRANTED.

CHARLESTON W. "a. Sept. i
The Suprrm, court of apr-LlS today
granted Il writ ii error III petition 81
The. plaintiff IN ttIr cas- at .\hhl" tulp
against tn" NlrginIan Halfway Company.
from VI, rcrr County. The court re-
fused tu grant Il writ of error AMI super
u,:,lras in the Gas" Of Nicholas R"phr
and theirs against Annie Roper from
Marshall county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-22
cUPP1Es GETS THREE YEARS.

PITTSBURGH. Sept. @l--Wiliiam ).
CurplcS. former clerk nf the borough
of Swiss"al- pleaded guilty here today
tn II charge IF rmbezzIing funds from
thu borough and WAS sentenced I" serve
three years in The rounty Jail The total
nrnnunt of his Declarations with inter-
est is alleged to have been Sl2.164.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-22
Entertainment for Miss Lewis.

Miss Margaret Lewis. VINO leaves next
week ter .jcnkinstnwn. Pa. TO attend The
Bre:hwGod School for Women. was
hcnored last evening with an informal
party held at the home or Mrs. "a
l'raZell. at her home in kirkwood. The
evening was spent In music and games
and everybody present reported an en-.
ioyablc tine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-22
RANSOM WON TITLE

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Sept. IL
Brown Ransom, OF Beaver Falls Pa.
today won the finals in mems tennis
singles In the annual invitation tourna7
ment at Edgewood Country Club. de-
feating Hugh Whitehead of Norfolk.
Va Every SGT was exciting. Tn"
scores: Ii. 6-3. SD. As, 1913. In the
ninth game Of the fifth set, Whitehead
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-22
About People
MeysmsRts OF individuals g
and From 4IIs CiSy.
AT THE HOTELS

Rogers: Mr. and Mrs, Thomas John
M;orGanIown; ". Va; Mr.; anu mrs. !; -
MaNrvlllr. YOUNGSTOWN. ohio; T. -.
Murph"y. -. MnryH. ". VIZ. T. l.. COR
der. T'Etrk$hilrS. ". Va; /. J. Holt,
Cnrk$hurS. ". Va.
Mcclure: L. M"rvis. F'nlansbcr. ". Va.
&. T.. burgundy, !;lrurSrlll". ONO: W.
thur. TarkersburS. W. Va; Mrs. Helen
McCIuSkcy, Strubcnvillc. ohio: j. w.
McLanc. ElaysvIllc. Ia; J: L; l'n1l"y.
Charleston. W. Ea.: j. D. "oodnef'
Grand central: J. +. Covert, canes
willie. ohio. Mr.. and Mrs. u. y. Enlck'
YOUNGSTOWN. ohio.
wtnas0rwMr r;, and Mrs; n5 J. Ne g. T K =:
Huntington. ". Va. Z. Barron. Hunt
ingt@n. W. Va; e. 5. Crow. Morgan
stam,n: NJ. and Mrs. $. n S, Barnet
rarkr"~brrS. ". Va: Mrs. y. T.. Malon",
Weston " Va: j. Is. Henry. Weston. W.
Va, Fred Spurl"ck. Glcnwood. W. Va;
Z. j. Newman. llne Grove. ". Va; J..
\. Phillips. HlackNill". w Va; II. Z.
Hawkins. New Martinsvillc. W Va.
Miss Floss Forlney of West Wheel
ing. o.. stcnographer in the Hotter
Windsor. is expected home the latter
part vi this week Irom Il TWO weeks
Vacation spent in the Buckeye state.
Mrs. Charles NJ. krichum and dauSh-
tor ,rp visjIjnm relatives and friends
-: u:,cl,;nn,on pa
III W "H.'' t ,,',. 9" Cbo,,o. " Eotcb.
HtNt!"' Mn."H't ",t' :. w. 49,
UNI OF the Wheeling tounmerciai as
SOciatiOn, is expected 10 return from
:, business triu at PITTSBURGH this
. ~
uot c,, l, ,,,,o,. of ,u.-
toiistaote Sn6ilc 'tl''t VI ~"
tlcc j. ElWoou huSheS court. - SPti",
ing his vacation hunting in the 'wlluS
of We1zel and TYLER countless
Mr. and Mrs NJ. J. Arnold of Park
rEh,;rr GRO ,,icitinr raIa1jvrs in EnIT
e!sou' - "'e
1,;,,. >I,Co1Iouub IF rIuntinr
Mrs. JULIUS SfcNolioiiSn oi 'iuLi'liiS
ton, who has been WISHING Ill Lhc Guy
for lhr paSt several weeks, left for
homo Yesterday.
Col w, X 9. Fullerton has returned
from Cameron whore. he attended Iii"
Marshall County Veterans F"unl"n.
Wednesday,.
win N,Nriam. Of III" MCAdam Advcr-
tisiun service will leave tomorrow for
pi,t. hnrrh r. ct.,nd n rcw DAVIS on bus
ms
p,uiev If Charleston SECRETARY
of Inc WrsI. Virginia. Federation OF L.
,it
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To Sail for EuQlaud.

Mrs. Elizabeth Morris and two chill
drrn. OF Maynard. left for New York
yesterday. where they will sail mex:
Saturday Cor England. on the steamer
ST. Paul. They will make their future
home. after living in this country for
q number CT years.
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DEAD OF HEART FAILURE.

PITTSBURGH. PA. Sent. .1-Mrs.
HIanrh" kirwan. aged II. tainted after
emerging from Il pool at loral nato-
forum following swim with her
daughter and died shortly after medical
assistance had arrived here tonight.
Physicians said her death was due TO
Ht.arI trnuhlc.
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WAS within two points OF winning the
match hut failed in tn" last effort. b"tn
players showed hrlIIiaucy. TO reach tn"
finals. Whitehead disposed of Ella Fol
lr.l! 81 san Francisco. 80. sc. and -.
Ransom reached til" finals bG beating
Arthur I."r Jr.. of l:lkIuS. G-l, o..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-22
Pulling for Red Sox.

Several local baseball fans are pre-
pairing To go to Cleveland this coming
Weekend tn witness he Indian-Rod SoN
series. The race is one Of the tight"st
in the history OF the game and loci
fans ar" roofing for the Red SoX. to ;aru
the flag
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-22
Hold Good Practice.

The high school football team held
their last scrmmaSc before the Bellair.:
game, last evening. This evening only
light signal practice will be INDUCED
in, rs Coach Heathcrington wishes II
have all his men in the best Of shape.
The local griGders feel confident THAI
they can down the Bellaire team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-22
Free-for-An Class Pacing, 2 In 3, Purse
9l 200

Napoleon Direct. CHI. n. by Walter
Direct tGeers) ........... l !
Single G.. b. h. (CoNl ...........
X Hal Boy. b. &. (McMah"nl 80. 4 :;
X Russell Boy. b. h. ttdman :: !
Fay Richmond. &. &, by. NV
Richmond (Rea) ............ = -
N-diyided third and fourth money.
Time-2:06E: 2:00t..
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The right sort Of lad" Of the right
sort of property, in the right sort Of
finds the right sort Of tenant
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She-When We are married | wil!
never S"e you coming home at III
the morning. will |?
He-Not if you are heavy sleeper,
dear.-Punch Bowl.
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You can get insurance against loss
of rental income-but you can protect
yourself from such loss through time
ly advertising.
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MISS STELLA JACKSON.

Miss StrIln .IarkSun. Of No. 3 Twenty
third street. died in III" chi" Valley Cen
crnl hospital this morning at l.30 o'clock
of complication Of discusses. She was rs
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Capital city Stake. 2:os Trotters, In s,
Purse $1,000.

St Frisco. b. s.. by San Fran
cisco tMurphy) ......-..... /
Miss Perfection. b. an. tMcAta-
RaSeIli. b. h.. (Whits! :..:;.... : !; 4
Harry J. s.. blk h. rrySon) :;
Laramie Lad b. z (NICDOnald) / 4
The Emo. Oh. h. U'aigc}. Dis.
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years cid. and was admitted TO the IN
stiluliOn September 10.
Surviving is a sister Mrs. Lena Ycat-
lev, OF Martins Ferry ..
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Iris Speaker. by getting four blnSi,s
American Lcaru" batting honurS over
Tyrus Ray "ud Cobb. Th" last lap "l
the ,aglic rae" has furnished thrills Tor
,hc CAMS &oi~ nuly in the rae" TOR me
flag but Tor batting huuorS with COBB
ana Speaker in IT." had. Speakers III =
ting ay.rag,.. according I" thu unnI licrtl
tlgur. : ~ ."NI. with Cobb close. hitting
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a.1a clas,. rrott1ng. in S. Purse $1,000.

SO1HIeCl, VIh II. Uy SUEVIUIV
(McDonald) .....:... : l |
Royal Nc. b. g.. by Royal
Mckinney &C. Clayton) .. !
Ralla Hal. b. m. Oh. F'lem-
ing) :
Hollywood Kind. Oh. h. (Jam
SOM
Lu Princeton. b. h., (CnN>
Lewis Winter. blk. g.. (Nai-
entine) .......... " ? .
Barbara King. ch- M. (Dickcr-
son1 Observation-Disclosures. { : !
Judge Jones, b. z. (Murphy) $ &
Kitty Amar. b. m. (Mober-
ly) 5 S s
Sealskin Boy, hr. &. fEdmanl Dis.
Charming. b. G.. Osborn -. Dis.
Daisy Todd b. m. (Chandler) Dis.
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