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Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
FEW IRON MEN LEFT AMONG
BALL PLAY ERS Of THIS ERA

ter Johnson Of the Washington club
has pitched more than 200 innings
with an earned run average against
him OF but 100 runs per game and Il
winning average OF .609. Harry Cove
leakie 81 Detroit and his hrothe.
Stanley of Cleveland, are not far
behind Johnson
In the National league Grover Alex
ander of the Philadelphia club leads
the league in the number of innings
pitched with MamauX Of Pittsburg, u
close second ana Vaughn of Chicago,
third. Alexander has worked III in
nings during which time he has had
but thirty-tWo earned runs scored off
his twirling, giving him an average
OF 1853 runs per game. On the basis
Of games won and lost his average Is
III MamauX. who has figured in a
few less innings, has a slight better
average computed on either system.
Among the leading ten pitchers IN
each major league. on the basis of
the greatest number of innings
pitched Pfcffer of Frooklyn heads the
National group while the Coveleskie
brothers lead the American twirlers
under the games won and lost sys
tenn. Mamaux of Pittsburg and IIar-
~ Coveleskie are the premier pitchers
on the earned run basis.
The ten leading pitchers in each
league based upon the number of in
nings worked. together with their
records under each svste'o of COM
putting averages. are as follows.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
Republican A. p. Leased Wlrel

KALAMAZOO. Mich, Aug. Ma
bel Trask, driven by Walter Cox. won
the $4,000 Paper Mills purse this
afternoon FOR 2:0S trotters, setting a
mark of 2.03a for the event and in
cidentally trotting the fastest mile of
the present grand circuit season. The
famous daughter of Peter the Great
fully sustained her reputation Tor
speed and racing stamina by dispos-
ing of a representative field of trot-
tiers quite as fast as she She was
forced to her record mile by st. Fris
&C, driven by Pop" Geers. In fact
Geers again divided honors with the
crowd.
Every time he appeared he was
greeted with rounds of applause
The Cox mare was favorite and
won in four straight heats, the purse
being divided on that bases. Her
winnings were $4,000. In the second
heat Geers forced Cox to Drive his
hest to win in 2.0SA. establishing a
record for the event and beating the
previous best mark of 2.04h, made by
Peter Scott in 1915
The 2:13 trot was a victory for
Esperanza over field of seven star
ters
The 2:O5 pace brought out field
of seven and was a hot five-heat con-
test. The Savoy was the faVorite,
but he met his match in Leila Patch
en-. General Todd won the first heat
in 2:05A, while The Savoy took the
second in 2:03&.
That settled the pair, General Todd
being distanced in the third heat
while The Savoy had to be content
to see Leila Patchen win the next
three heats and the race.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
MABEL TRASK TROTs fastest
MILE GRAND CIRCUIT SEASON

to no scenic beauty in the world.
Moreover they have reached the re-
aliZatiop that Scenic America is not
thousand miles away, but in reality
lies just over the hill or at least not
far from the horizon that bounds the
vista of ones garage
That scenic beauty and natures
wonderland hid within everv state is
the sermon being preached by Nation
al Touring Week The motorist has
but to set forth in his car and go off
the beaten trail a few stages to find
the spell of sequestered living, and the
charm of Natures artistry Nature is
prodigal with her charms. one need
not travel far to find those hooks in
the woodland. those waterfalls of the
glen, and the fascination of dolce far
niente
Makers of automobiles have sprung
to the support of National Touring
Week with an enthusiasm little short
of revival meeting. With unanimous
accord they have acclaimed National
Touring Week a red letter event, and
have added the reminder that a vaca-
ton motoring tour win be more joyous
with a new ear
Buy Your Car Now" is the second
slogan National Touring Week has
fathered
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
PLANS Of
OLYMPIC CLUB ROSY

The Phoenix Olympic club will hold
a meeting at Riverside Park this even
ing at eight o'clock. Plenty of new
business will be brought up and many
new members admitted to the club.
A program Of events to take place
in the pool Sunday will be arranged,
and from what Vice President Bill
Corpstein has to say, things will be
booming.
When winter comes the club will
rent rooms up town. where a large
gym will be equipped and shower
baths installed Prof Gregory who is
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
MINERS SHUT OUT
THE HAYDEN MILL
SPECIAL to The Republican,

HAYDEN, Aug. Flame Debts
pitching was too much for the Nil
lers today and the Ray Miners won
n Well played game score 10 ].
Lush worked the first six innings
for the Mill and outside Of Connellys
home run. got away in fine style.
Reiger worked the last } innings ana
hits and runs.
SchWind. the Millers new third
baseman showed some great fielding
Beaumiiler. the Miners manager also
showed exceptionally well in the field
and came across with four base
drive scoring one ahead of himself.
Rose, the Millers center fielder hit
over the fence in the eighth and
scored the only Mill run.
Friday the Mil and Smelter VIII
play the game that was postponed on
account of rain Sunday.
BY innings: 4. II. E
Miners =. ..... GEO 02O 2G0-4 II /
Mills o.. ....... 600 600 ole 4 .
batteries: Delhi and Tonneman:
Lush, Reigcr and Carisch.
SUMMARY Earned runs. Mines.
4; MN l. Two-base hit. Davis
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
NATIONAL TOURING
WEEK TAKING WELL

Americas greatest automobile out
ing. National Touring Week, has won
place on the cards of Dame Fortune.
No movement furthered in the inter
ests Of automobile touring has ever
gripped the nation as this project TO
speed a quarter Of million owners Of
motor cars to discover the charm and
JOY of the open on August 9.
Motor car owners are Overnauling
the old car. or investing in a new one,
preparatory to setting forth on a lit
tie Columbus expedition directed to-
ward the scenic beauty and wonder of
America
Seeing America First has been re-
vamped to chant See America First
by Seeing Your own State Now" The
motorists Of this country have been
awakened to the new understanding
that Scenic America comedies prestige
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
WHITE MOUNTAINS
Many Phoenix People Enjoy Summer
OUTINGS Among the Pines

Word comes from the White
Mountains that fishing and hunting
never was better The camping
among the pines. spruce and oaks of
the White Mountains Is this summer
attracting more southern Arizona
people than ever. One of the best
objective points in the White Mount
aims Is at Lakeside. where e. r.
Reidhead has opened the Lakeside
Hotel. This is an admirable place
to use as headquarters. and from
which there are furnished pack and
camp outfits. as well as guides. The
Lakeside Hotel Is near the largest
artificial lake i'm Northern Arizona.
and is only a few mites from the IA
nous White River fishing grounds
1t is in the heart of the Sitgreaves
and Apache National forest reserve,
in the heart of the largest solid area
of forestry in the world.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03

behind every move made by the club
has had considerable experience along
that line, having been a member OF the
San Francisco Olympic club for years
He VIII write to san Francisco for the
Olympic club emblem and will have an
"a" in the center of the 80" which will
indicate that this club is the Arizona
branch.
II might be stated that the Olympic
club will indulge in all sports such as
foot ball base ball swimming. diving
tennis, basket ball foot racing, box
ing, wrestling and trap shooting.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
TO COURT MARTIAL GOLDBERG


MONTGOMERY, Ala. Aug. 2.-Pri-
vate Harry Goldberg of the AIamaba
national guard was ordered court
martialed TODAY on a charge of dis
obeyiEg an officer. The charge grew
out of his punishment nearly two
weeks ago by being TIED to the
ground when accused of eursing the
American stars, the president the
nation and the officers. The officers
who ordered this punishment were
publicly reprimanded TODAY by Rriga-
der General c. r. Bricken for ex-
ceeding their authority.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03

Home runs Connolly, Beaumller,
Rose. Bases on balls Off Lush, >;
of Reiger. 2. Struck out: BY Lush,
q; By Delhi 3. Left IN bases: Mil.
,. Mires. 8. Double plays: Cariseh,
Guest mcdonnell; Guest, Hearne;
mcdonnell, Hosp Beaumullir, Con-
nelly Schwind. Heame. Mcdonnell.
Wild pitch Lush. Six hits and two
runs off Lush in 6 innings; hits and
: runs off Reiger in 3 innings. Um-
pire Studley. Time of game: 1850.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
CARDINALS WIN BY
HITTING HER OUT


BOSTON. Aug. Landing on
Hughes for two two-base hits and
single. with a walk sandwiched in
after two were out. ST Louis scored
three runs in the ninth inning and
won the final game of the present
series with the BLaXes 5 to 3. Score:
CT | oute
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03

Coast Leaque
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

National League
ST. Louis at Philadelphia
Chicago at New York
Pittsburg at Brooklyn
Cincinnati at Boston
American League
Philadelphia at Cleveland
Washington at Chicago
Boston at ST. Louis
New York at Detroit
Oakland at Portland
Salt Lake at San Francisco
Los Angeles at Vernon
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03

tied for Gallia in seventh.
Batted for Ayers in ninth.
Deg innings:
aiDgtOn ..... 600 900 600
o. Gland .......... COZ 100 OOX-3
MMARY-Two base hits: Roth,
Sam eson. Three base hits: Rice.
Double play: Cleveland l. Hits and
,irned runs. Off Gallia 4 and in 6;
rs and none in 2. Bases on balls,
III Gould 3, off Gallia 2. Struck out:
ry could 3, by Gallia 2, by Ayers l.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
Republican A. p. Leased Wirel

BROOKLYN, August 2. IT Brooklyn
and Cincinnati battled for thirteen in
nings today, the former winning, to
A. Singles by Pfeffer and Johnston
and Daubert's double brought across
the deciding tally. Score:
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NACKMEN SUSTAIN Fourteenth
CONSECUTIVE DEFEAT; SOX WIN
republican A. p. Leased wlrel

CHICAGO, August Chicago won
fts ghth straight victory today by
winning the final game of the series
from the Athletics, to 2. 1t was
tnOadelphia's fourteenth consecutive
81.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
ALEXANDER HAS BEST
OF A PITCHING DUEL

PHILADELPHIA Aug. 2-pbi1a
delpha today defeated Chicago in !,
pitching duel between Alexander and
Pernder9aat which went u innings
The score-was TO o. Score:
APP II pn II
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
Detroit

FBatted for Cunningham in eighth.
**Batted for Young in ninth.
""tBatted for Mckee in ninth.
f'f*Ran for Dubuc in ninth.
BY innings:
Boston ..'........... O23 600 00O-5
Detroit ............. 600 600 O2O-2
SUMMARIZING base hits: Hooper.
Walker, Gardner. Veach. Three base
hits: Crawford Bases on balls Off
Foster 3, off Boland 8, off Cunning
ham . Hits and earned runs, off Bo-
land and in 1-3; Cunningham 4
and in 2-3; Dubuc ! and none in
/: Foster runs. Struck out: by
Foster l, by Cunningham 4.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
INDIANS SHUT
OUT SENATORS


CLEVELAND. Aug. cleveland
shut out Washington for the second
time in the series. winning, to 0,
Isking three out of four in the series
Score:
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
TIGERS LOSE GAME
ROLAND VERY WILD
Republican A. p. Leased Wirel
TIGERS LOSE GAME

DETROIT, Aug. Boston won it's
fourth straight game here today.
largely because of Boland's wildness.
Sppra-
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
New York

SJMMAR4-IWO base mus BufHs,
Merkle Three base hits: Herzog,
Hinchman, Burns, Schultz. Double
plays: Pittsburg /, New York /. Bases
on balls. off Benton 4. off MamauX 3.
Earned runs. off Benton >, MamauX 6.
Struck out: by Benton 8. by MamanX 2.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
American Assn

At Columbus G; Toledo 10.
At St. Paul 0. Minneapolis 4.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
GIANTS MAKE It
FIVE OUT Of SIX


NEW YORK, Aug. New York
made it five out Of six from Pittsburg
today, winning the last game of the
series, TO 2 Score:
piffehlru
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03

Brooklyn
zone out when winning run scored.

SIMMARY-IWO-b base hlts: Dau-
bert. Home runs: Stengel. Double
plays: Cincinnati, /; Brooklyn, /.
Bases on balls: Off Schneider, 4 +; Off
Pfeffer, l. Earned runs: Off Schnei-
der, 5; off Pfeffer o. Struck out BY
Schneider. 4: by Pfeffer. 5.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
3atted for Johnson in fifth.
Chicada
Rated for Cicotte in

UMMARY-TwO-ba base hits: F. Col
5. Felsch. Three base hits: f. Col
:, Weaver Double plays: Chicago
70 Bases on balls: Off Cicotte. /; off
1hnson, 3; off Williams, off Benz,
off tanning, l. Hits and earned
ms: Cicotte, 6 and 2 in 4; Benz
I'd in 5; tanning and in q John
n. and 2 in 4; Williams, and in
innings. Struck out: By Cicotte, l.;
Johnson, l Joy Benz, g.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03

Miller Higgins, Cardinal boss, is
no longer a playing manager, but the
little vet has neither foot in the
grave and can still show his young
sters a thing OF two in the field. The
photo shown herewith was made in a
recent Cincinnati series and shows
Hug in his pristine vigor. This is
his twelfth season IN East company.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
UP FROM BEHIND

ToPEkA--Coming from behind in
the ninth inning, with the locals eight
runs ahead, with two men down, bat
ted out nine runs and won, 9 to g.
Score:
R II. f.
Lincoln ... coo 600 OOs-9 II
Topeka 49,. 04O O22 0O0-S Is 3
Batteries: Gardner and Rohrer:
johnson. Henning and Monroe.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03

ire a little salesman at The Re-
uHniioan office. A Want AID will see
more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
Southern Assn

At Atlanta .; Nashville O.
At New Orleans-Little Rock. rain.
At Birmingham Chattanooga, rain.
No other scheduled.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03

Hire little salesman at The Re-
publican office. A Want Ad will see
moro customers than Won can.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BROOKLYN AND REDS BATT[EFOR
THIRTEEN |NN|NG S; DODGERS WIN


Blackburn, ..........3 2 2 2 o
Tyler, .........2 0
Hughes. p .......:......1 0 0 0 O.
Celloins. ........F
Collins. ..-........,..0
Connolly, XXX .........1 l 0 0
SO 8 q o
sBated for Wilson in fourth.
SEATED for Ames in seventh.
XRate1 for Blackburn in ninth.
XXBatted for Hughes in ninth.
By innings:
st. Louis .. 900 100 1O3-5
Boston ...... 001 010 001-3
SUM MABY-Tw base hits: Con
zales, Rescher, Beck Three base
hits: Blacgburn, Hornsby Tyler
Double plays: st. Louis. Bases on
balls off Tyler 2, off Hugher 3, off
Villains g. Hits and earned runs:
off Ames 5 and / in 6; Williams 3
and in 3, Tyler and in 6; Hughes
. and in ,. Struck out: By Ames
?, 10y Hughes 2. by Williams l.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03

NiCHIFA.-SiouX CITY won tight
battie here today by defeating Wich-
TIA, : to l. Score:
Sioux City 80. 001 100 600 3 o
wichita ..... 600 900 OI0-1 6 L
Batteries: Clark and Livingston:
Davis, HeWey and Gray.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
Western League
VERY POOR PITCHING
Republican A. p. leased wire1

DENVER -Des Moines dafao.o.
Denver today, to .. The visitore Da
cured II hits and six runs off Manser
IN the first six innings. Andrews u1bo
relieved him, allowed six more hits ana
tifee runs Higginbotham pitched
mastery game. Score:
Des Moines ... 30 III 21O-g II ;
Denver ....... 0G0 COZ 600 q
batteries: Higginbotham and Spahr:
Manser, Andrews and Shestak.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
ST. JOE lakes opEMEp

81. JOSEPH.-St Joseph took the
opening game with Omaha here TODAY
to 5. Score
r. H. E.
Omaha ...... 300 goo OOO-3 7 /
ST. Joseph 80. 200 O00 ola 8
Batteries: G. Thompson and Krueg-
or. Sommers and Fusner.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
Coast League

Az Los Angeles r. II. f.
.. Angeles ....... G IL 2
arnon 8 8
Batteries Quinn and Whaling; Hall
nand Roth.
At San Francisco r. III. h.
Francisco ............... s IA /
10 Lake .................... Z 10 o
batteries: Steen. Oldham and
rpoks; Hughes. Howe, Fittery and
Hannah.
- Portland RI II. f.
I'orfland Observation-Disclosures. 0 8
oakland ...I...... 3 3 0
Ratteries Noyes, Hagerman and
suer; Martin and Cadman.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-03
Philadelphia


BY innings: 80 GU
Chicago 0oO ma ooo ooo
ril MA, ieiphia ...... 00O 900 600 DOL
~ MMARY-Two base hits: SAFE,
I.uderus, Paskert. Double nlaIss.
Philadelphia l. Bases on balls: 70fr
lfencefgast l. off Alexander .
Struck out: by Alexander :
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PLANS FOR RELIEF
OF SYRIAN PEOPLE
MADE YESTERDAY
MEETING OF COMMITTEE WAS
HELD IN The MAYORS
OFFICE.
Ministers Instructed TO Meet This
morn.na 10 Draft an Appeal to Be
Read to Congregations.

Tentative plans pointing to the As.
slstance OF the Syrian sufferers in the
old country who are being overriden
by stronger nations were made al the
meeting OF the Syrian relief commit.
tee In the mayors office YESTERDAY.
Mayor n. l.. Kirk was named chairman
of the meeting.
\ resolution was passed directing
me ministers TO draw up an appeal TO
be submitted to their respective con.
Sregations on next Sunday in behalf
OF The sufferers. II was decided IN
hold meeting in Rev. A. l.. Benze's
parsonage today and draw up the an.
peal This will be signed by the var.
ious church organizations and endorsed
BY the ministers
A motion was put and carried that
Judge II. :. Honecker. MAYOR H l.
Kirk and Charles Amien form a solicit.
Ing committee out OF the general com
mittee TO solicit money from the pub.
hc, Mrs. Modi. sister of Mr. Amien.
andressed the committee yesterday
afternoon, .criticizing no country but
merely giving the conditions as thev
ernst and a descriptive history OF
Syria.
IL was agreed that Rev. Charles II
Robinson. ID. D., should be treasurer of
the committee TO receive the funds
that are subscribed. And further IN
was agreed that next SUNDAY week or
the week following the recitation OF
the appeal of the ministers, the various
congregations be asked TO contribute 10
the cause.
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day from the omio Valley Hospital at
Miss Evelyn Meyer. OF ZaneSvile
ONO. Is visiting al the home OF her
grand parents in this city.
Nessly StickcL Of Pittsburgh. Pa. FOR
merry "f this city. and Miss Zelda
=, 'rut Gilman. or pittsburg. were MAJ
RED here On Saturday.
MiSses GLADYS Hazlett and Genevi.v.
! hfri n. % Moundsville. we're Sunds,
and family. III
Harry Stubbs and Arthur Sher. OF
I,"Lh'- VIE. ohio. were SUNDAY visitors
WITH Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wclrocn. OF
Guy billie. Of Pittsburgh. Ia. was th..
guest OF Robert Green over Sunday.
Mrs. Alfred Cochrane OF Rocbes,er
y . ~ visiting nor mother. Ms j.
T.. HiniIh, ~. ~ Hight street Mr.
| cochran" attended the Washington Sem
mary commence mcnt at Washfnrt,,
] Pa. ~ which she IL a grsdtsf.
week before coming TO this city.
Mrs Rufus Rodgers. Of Wells,,.il,
Mr. sam Jacob. ''''
Miss Margaret Hagen returned In r,,
I nome 900 Washington. Pa. on Suni,,.
s.r-i'r visiting relatives in tho city Tor
Mrs. Fen Thomas. 81 Stoyhe,,,fr,
ONO. spent SUNDAY a. the home ~ NJ
and Mr.. Jesse Rryte
hfuteI S'or.k has purchased a ina
-,n.t. overland auto from the Carnan
Jssp.r Tall has returned from col,,r,-
! nus Ohio. where he attended the ST.,
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brought hom" 90 him the real signin-
'dn'" OF what Dee had done.
Worried and nervous. Dun convcrsed
't tunes with his 1ailerS. buf has been
very fttiUruf concerning MS NJ. a.
SAID iNff Pee was born 10 virginia In
.''l. ana i- therefore 80 years OF age.
Ii- parents are living. hut Do. would
mot state where. but Boz, did SAY that they
could n.t give him any financial aSsiS-
lance. and h' uIu NOT wish them 90 dis
'"|'I |.~ rr' aItam'ut. That b., IS usnl-
lDn' Fog n.- crime and his past life tnat
'i I" Do .auuuf Do, questioned. but his
M''iN now is 'Hr 900. future.
NJ" 'Iu" for tHa nearing has Yet been
N. "-i W.H b' announced AZ "a later
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-13
ST. CLAIRSVILLE

II. 'lsAlRSNlLLE.O.. June John
L. Moore. or near Morristown. ohio. filed
William y. Miller. William II King aud
FRANK y. hagcdorn. as comm Ssioners
OF belmont county, Ohio. In whihc he
SShS me court Co cnjoint the defendants
from hauling stone. aud earth ana grad
ing In front ~ his house without his.
permission. The temporary injunction
was allowed. and hearing Of the same
VIII BE- had In Few DAYS
Blum Bros. filed an appeal case
against Willcta Green. asking for $50 IS.
slegcd 10 be due them for clothing etc
mis- case Is appealed from the court OF
John W. Morrel. justice Of IN, peace. OF
Bcllaire. Ohio.
Davis LADY filed suit against Addie
Mlchscl. Ct al. seeking To- recover pos
session or certain tract Of land in
feas" township. Belmont county. Onto.
Hatti. spoon filed suit against her
husband. W lillian spoon. for divorce. on
ground OF extreme cruelty The parfte.
reside IN Martins Ferry. Ohio.
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Rig Damage Suit Piled

| Fred Dawson. % a.. brought suit yes
| t'rds! AGAINST Whitak"r-GlcSSucr Com
| pany. OF Martins Ferry. o. recover fbc
I sum OF S-n.Noe for the wrongful taking
| out. and improper propiug the roof ~
l'ob under thcir lands. Tie alleges that
| on account or improper raofinr MS
| dwelling house sank and was ruined.
! and also his green house was ruined th,.
glass broken and he is not able TO work
] m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-13
MARRIAGE licenses

The following marriage licenses we've
issued by the probate judE, yesterday.
Roy Shaw. AGED -. and Bertha Han.
son aged q. both of Lansing. Rev. COL
! Her officiatcd.
iotsno Nbafo. aged O.. and Ma,
I - mikal". -. both of I.affsrty. Hcn.y
NJ. Davies. J. T.. married tho couple
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BENWOOD


rom 'h' susTi,ioue start that y,mp
Nlil'rn't had Sunday and yesterday.
many IDEAL days VIII D., had bt fH.
,'fh'} clubs. recently consolidated They
nave erected four tents and Cd dsuoin.,
I'ti1pn boo FRONT OF The eif. ls under fhr
'.uf." OF constructor. Tho saup Ia site
n1''d un Do West virginia shur. of tr.
ONO rIhtr. utfF tsf.ri41.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-13
SHADYSIDE
Club Meeting

~HApNSlbE June 1.-The regular
monthly meeting of the Women tl.b.
MiI De- hold Tuesday evening boo tho
h'tFu OF Trade room. Thu charter W fII
'' open ti.l that time and any woman
desiring 90 assist 300 civic WORK NAV Dos
come "a member hy paying ono dollar.
Members viii suggest ideas for work
during The summer.
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BoArh Of COMPLAINT

me county board Of complaints. COM
posed or = ;. NadG'ti. ~ Lsmira: H. e.
hundy. OF GAINESVILLE. and Leroy Ssdg-
wick. OF Martins Ferry. met hrr, YES
terdHN Tor tn purpose q hearing com
plants of taxation under tho Wa-n.z
Ia". mere ar hut few complaints. as
Tar az can b. ssc.rtainrd. 90 come h.
tore the board this tim e.snd they Will
be in session but short time
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Pete Kern. Of BridEcport. who was
arrested some time ago for selling booze
OF or a wagon and who plead guilty and
was tlned S-uooo ana Coscs. 500 90 ct
which he paid. was picked up Sunds, nv
oitlccr John Saucrs 20 pay the remain
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samuel Zcr!ris. OF Glencoe. was tried
heforc Henry ". Davies. yestarday. On
q charge or keeping place Sh.r. IN
toNicFtinE liquors were sold IN violation
~ law. a the conclusion ~ the tcsff-
monN he MAYOR found him not GULLY.
and discharged him
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Mrs. Walter lpt'Jor uIII entertain
her fancy work club. composed ~ -ha-
nt -la' and h"4aIrD ladies. Thursday
evening 90 her home on Eorts-f.lst
street.
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Enlisted An Army

John Littleton az Avond4fe enlisted
BOO Inc 0. =. Army and LETT Monday FOR
leave there Boo q Few days f1r III p.t.S
Texas
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Memorial Services

The Jr. %. 0. a. 81. and tra Red Men
VIII join 100 memorial services AT :
o DInrN sunday afternoon ar fh. Pres
h}t'rian church. Rev. b. NJ. Price win
make the address.