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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-23

ELMER MYERS WON SIXTH
STRAIGHT VICTORY BECAUSE
HE HAD NECESSARY NERVE
Mack's Sensational Youngster Convinces Large
Crowd That He Has Most Important Pitching
Asset-AthleticsA Again Show Punch

FHE ability brain
star but there s one thing more essential than either and that is msns
that he had the curves
him become great
game of Athletics
Myers proved himself as the famous Bender who often has been referred
Park While pitching the first inning Of schnss returns struck
Larry was very much poeveS the manner @ in which Myers % haa s @ S
with instructions
o the end Of the third Anger his pitching hand making
hipled with blood squirting the
while
with the third it is this digit which puts the work. on the ball
the due for sound
..,. ,,s Mssa Tested Mss;s m Nf;s s warming
expected to be taken out of the But Manager Mack
60 @ back @ to 1.-THE the mound me @ & Every ~ % @ Myers @ % % I % % @ @ % cTles @
with his sixhoon victory.
pitchers He
for him
the breaks Of the game the indians
just if
% ss and the fans had Just about given up hope when the winning rally was
The Newly Developed Punch Won Game
inning Basby
refused to give up Lajo was the first man up and he drew pass
them laid Go~n bunt with intention of aeng Eao and Walsh into
@ poor tro~ @ esnd eH ang n tie" the S % MT 'S an"
erbue odrng sacrifice
clean hits and the him hit double but Myers
a an rs tes s' third " the line for double tying " score and
hotstop
a ISIS and % the crowd crow begged him % to come @ through 3 with with ANOTHER @ @ witt
.s w DRIVE past agan n scoring @ PICK @ and % Myers 1 by TINS tune
@ @ Cleveland @ d % s @ badly @ a WV while % the crowd % was bowling wiling mad mad sSnans
who had
Crowd Stirred by Sensational Finish
TT
s S Oa @ @ S on in a % a ns snd % nS that hG% % run % into & s sa er
a margi
~ There %as Large crowd present many ma fans being attracted the park by
ad not lost and Myers Macs
% @ while Go%1e @ % was as driven from the mound in one inning Jimmy
,ns 5 Manager Foil that was not the hpaw day Fortunately
the mound ' 1 ~ the -"'-AI' went 'H'' the s"a VIII" A"sS
they were
warast % @ with remarkable % game There was plenty Of clean free hitting
At short was on %,nao i me ~O @ S d VIII WI ana my wamossanss
e S @ Of sns ] 6Ts ws Witt Wit m 0nehndod stops second
50 witt witt had Spectacular day in all
ten days AT bat he plate
Eanss plays a single and triple anu TRIPLE as "0
PhIs Continue a Dizzy Clip
THE PhIe game
behind Broon The sensational
road road has convinced the fans that Nn team Just
@ @ d @ % s $ on h @ ago. % In ossns S n Hendrix nd the Fns disposed Of the
..ea eauds to 1o Cooper wa" .. again an important
the viii @ wo moraa os@s ar the the
Classy of spinters in IntercOlegiates
IL s sang over the entry Lists for the intercollegiate track be
to coast will com.
competition Beginning
Achgani
n the
exc
When Wilson Stanford n
the
If
meets thus far he should n
The hurdles OF
athletes standing chance o
that
batting
first
the
known.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-23
Lower Merion W..

The ,cheltenham Hish schoo,
mst 1psVe1ea lfn 20 Synwyd yesterday tlssn.I
recauet wielders, six matches ~ nowsl ,t haIIs,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-23
DEVON HORSE SHOW
May 80, 81. June l,2

RYAN A. O.. 1899 SPRING GARDEN
- - .as,. -. ~. Admiysion 25e and soc
TOMORROW NIGEI-8.SO SHARP
PAT bnADLEN vs.. MICKEY DONIEY
FOUR OTHER STAR BOUTS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-23

GRAND OPENNG-BOxNG
South ST. between 4th and 5th sts. - -
TOnlght-ToniZhf
Five Star Bouts Five Star B0uts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
HOW TO GET RID OF
CHRONIC DANORUFF

me only sure way 20 get D"rrnanart-
~ Ii" OF either oily or dry daod,i,r. is
~ c''', We IT, conditions That .,u.n !,
ana 'h"n keep thc hair ana scalp j., =
permanent. clean. healthy yigorous
s'a'" so daudrun VIII mover return, This
h'''S Sha'npo"s ~ Hcar washes which
mercy rcmov" til" dandrum ror :, fcw
days ~ most Trn-ic Dwg Go ord
inc "';'ci druggists "yciy where az.
no" strongly recommending q harm,
i'@ inexpensive ana Vuick acting nre
'"i"t'"" called Parisian sag. ma, is
guaranteed 20 nct directly on INC c,1,eo
" oandiun ana which aircudy has he
com" generally known as a safe and
',lcl'n' treatment which canno, nos
s'niI lnjurc The hair or scaIi,
iic!e is test no one should fau "a
Try Get 4 package OF Partisan S;.cc
iIHo "a hitlc OF II into tho Aealu yy,tb
me niger tips and see for yourself hna,
u" hnndrur disappears. ia, hair son.
:aIiing out and all itching immediately
ceases Even on" application usl,aliy
ewes the hair strong. healthy an
p"araTc". Nothing hurts tH. lair
NOR" thaf dandrun. 50 why no, begin
G.!nG ia!Isian sage to-day ana b. rid
al IL?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

the Blues will be present in uniform.
The patroncsscS for the dansant in
clude Miss Mary Custis Lee. Mcsdames
Newton McNeish. Il. II. Cloves. Thomas
II. Hig&cr. Temple Roy. Charles n.
Norman. y. -. Atkinson. j. J. Ballou.
Jr.. w. l.. Boyd =. u. Taylor. Gran
berry Nandersicc.' Charles \. Page,
Charles Wallace Scldcn. Reuben Bur
ton. Thomas -. Winn. Charles y. Hose.
w. :. TYLER. y. L. Massey. y. V. Ran
doiph. .. Il. I'm, Christian Clark.
Charles II. Scnn. Charles Semi Nc
Weigh. W. Il Shepherd, Meade Loving.
w. H. Schwarzschiid. r. J. White. y. l..
richardson. Howard j. Muck OILS. G. r..
w. Kern, Misses Emma Morris. Mamie
Wright. Mary Chalmers aud others.
Rec, Cross Ten.
The BOY Scouts will give "a demon
stration OF Scout life at a Red Cross
tea to hc given in the assembly room
of the Young Womcn's Christian Assoc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

phinc BoShcr. I" Hugh .ariand Noel.
of this city. The wedding will take
place early in the spring.
lcncht Cnrd Purity.
y social featur. ri interest for this
week will he the card party given by
the Dorothra Payne Madison Chapter
Of daughters of iN1". I, * to take
place in the palm garden or tho .IcTcr-
SON Hotel on Monday cvcnini:. and is
given for the benefit OF the Memorial
fund. AttractiN" prizes will tc given
for the highest scores and somc of those
who have reserved tables are: AIrsd;,,res
j. !. EliXaun. Wcstmorclaud Davis
No"'and H. l.. Purcell. Moncurc. y V
Randolph. Herbert w. Jackson. Fred
Hodges. T.. 6. Curtin. LanhcrIiin. Il. Il:
Moi'iti, l.. Il. Mcl.cigh. john ~ Swurt :
won't. Christian Clark. l; j. Taylor
q. I. w. Kern. y. l.. Massey. =. T. Rev.
cridse Robert Fitzgerald Walter jones.
II. y. Allen. i. j. trutchdcld L; e.
peiou2c. y. Goddin. talmatory. C. VAL
cntinc. cullinGworth. y. Bclviu. Charles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

citation. Saturday. from to 10 o'clock.
Tie tea is being given by extension
clubs Of the association and members
of the lmdoor-Outdoor Club. dressed AS
Red eros" nurses, will serve refresh
incn's through the afternoon and even
ine Scout Troops No IL and No 90
VIII give the exhibition which will
consist of 'wigwagg ing." first aid to
the injured hugle calls and other in
tercsting features of Scout work.
Gymnasium girls arc to play II vol
ley ball game in the Y. W. G. a. gym
"asiuin az $40: u fortune teller is to
have booth III the assembly room and
other attractive events are TO take
place.
Many outside friends are helping with
the tea. among whom are Misses Caro-
hnc Preston. Elsie Harrison. Julia
Conc. Keith Savillc. Pauline Powers.
Heicn Northrop. Elizabeth Cooke. Emily
Royal Mary Johnson. Grace Neal
Gcncricvc Lathrop. Lucille Cull.nS-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

l. Norman. W. T. Dabncy. Percy Tray
Tor. u. Nuckols. G. Watkins, j. A. s.
hrown, NJ. Anderson. :. stewart. Il. c.
Shafcr. G. Turner. G. Biliips. Oscar Par
rish, i. White. Mooklar. Sidney j. bud
ley. IL. l.. Anderson. Mills. n w. Me
Sabc. Wallace Brown and others.
Dnnsn"t ON Tuesday.
one OF the most attractive charity
events of this week will he the dan.
SAINT TO b" given at the Richmond
ilo'"i Tuesday evening by Lee Chapter.
u. -. {. The ballroom will be deco
rafed in Confederate flags and there
VIII bc favorS for the occasion Miss
tStclic Dennis will give several solo
dances in costume. Tables may BE re
served through Mrs. Newton McVci=h
AIRS. TEMPLE Roy, Mrs. Charles r. Nor
man ami Mrs. i. J. l:allou .Ir.
\ great many tables have been re-
served III advance and some intcrc3tinc
parties have been mad" up to attend
the entertainment, y delegations ron
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

worth. Marion Roicc. Mrs. Leroy Brown!
Mrs: Sparrow Weddell and Mrs. Pope,
Nash. W
Among the patroncsscs are Mrs. J. ii
Antriin. Mrs. II. randolph Williams.
MISS katharine ii. Hawcs. Misc Eliza
Dcih Richardson, Mrs. RI. w. Bassett.
MRS. o. Sarilie. Mrs. r.. n. Alvey. Mrs.
i. y. Cary, Mrs. j. r. Crock ford M.
william ii. Higgins. Mrs. j. r. Robin
son: Mrs. w. S. Rhoads and Mrs. John
Il. Harrison.
Chiidren's Party.
Little Miss Mary Leigh Scaton ana
William Ashton Scaton. children of Mr.
and Mrs T.. y. Seaton. OF 241o Hanover
Avenue, gave a delightful George
WASHINGTON party to IL large number
OF their little friends ON Thursday ar
ternoon. The entertainment, decora
lions and refreshments were appro-
pirate to the occasion.
Continued on Third PageD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
Broad Street at
Fourth Street
Have We Sent
Them Back?

ON Wednesday - the day
following the showing
at the Black and White
Ball "A great number
Of our friends, as we'll as
many strangers. found
their way to our Sec
ond Floor Salons. A
considerable portion of
our time was given TO the
receiving of congratulate
lions. and we realize more
wildly than ever before
how generous is the good
will which Richmondites
accorded us.
Also we were confirmed in
our belief tbat Richmond
women DO KNOW and DO
WANT the sort OF SPE-
CIALlZICD a PIP A r Ell
which only on .'infinite
capacity for taking pains"
create.
One Of our enthusiastic friends
produced something OF sensa-
ton when she asked us if we
had Seut the costumes back.
II need scarcely be said that il
creations such as these could
be secured at rental or loar.
fashion exhibitions would be
drug on the market
Md consider. also, no costumes,
however beautiful they may be.
are too beautiful 10 be worn
by the beauty Of the Old
Dominion
When the Fashion Show models
leave the Kaufman salons they
will go, as they should, 10
grace the beauty OF Richmond
fcmininity.
III point Of fact. many OF them
are already so gone.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

New Dresses are here for
every occasion = Scrges,
Taffetas, Georgettes and
combinations; also Party
F'rocks and Evening
Dresses.
Please consider-these cos
tunes are as late from the
griddle of the great de-
signing houses as they can
be delivered. Every new
whimsy Of Foguedom has
been incorporated in them.
Dozens of superb models
at $500.
TAFFETAS. Crepe de
Chine and Crepe Meteor
in tailored styles and
Apres Midi Conceits; also
combinations of Crepe
Georgette and Crepe de
Chine with embroideries;
all colors and Sizes
$3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
Very Special
COATS, $4,000

\ T this price we are show
ing a most interesting
collection Of Coats In Cab
erdine, Silk Fable and
checks. AS the Coats are
mostly one only Of each
kind, Madame need not
fear that her garment will
become com onplace.
Spring models for the
street, walking, semidress
and sports-$20.00.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

"f admission to tiic Conccr; Viii I've
distributed aHoN" ne students hy Mr.
HARDWOOD. principal of the John Mar
shall High school
Dir. Kent to Lecture.
The Woman'S club OF G.rtcr rank
Viii mold its regular monthly meeting.
Wednesday Afternoon az / o'clock in
tn. assembly hall Mrs Norman cali is
chairman OF tn. afternoon. ANA DIV
charles w Kent, of the University OF
Nlr@inia. VIII lecture ON The Ministry
OF iool<s.' pr. Kent has spoken he
fore the club on several occasions. and
a large audience viii he present TO
hear him.
Cabaret Dance at Country club.
An attractive affair at the Country
club OF Virginia viii he the pre- Lcu,en
chharc; dinner dance, which will take
place there on Thursday evening
March :. several New York artists Will
take part in the cabaret. and all sorts
oi attractive souvenirs will bc given
to the women present. The clubhouse
VIII be decorated claboratcly for the
affair and several hundred guests Will
De present After diuucr is served
dancing Will be general and there will
he special car TO bring the guests
back :" Richmond after the dance is
concluded.
Miss Jones IL Lecture.
~ Is strange fact of thu times we
80 az Ni''N Il ''lttk play OF the
40 Il. g.. should hc pointed 20 as the
most modern piece of literature OF the
hour says a writer in the New York
Evening Post speaking OF 'rh. Trojan,
woman by Euriridcs
ON Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
MISS Lou Ben catcSh; Jones will read
INC play ai her home, F." North Second
Street,
Miss rnyI"r's lectures.
MisS AnsN Manning Taylor formerly
Of the Moody Hibl" institute. If chi
-" VIII r''e "a series Q! daily Bible
( nr""S ~ It. James Episcopal Church
IRON February rs 10 March II. from
/ J 80 TO 1873" o'clock The class is an.
nth"m!national, ana will be opon "a
enlargement Announced
Mr.. ANA Mrs Gcurg. = %...,
,."""'o me engagement aud approach
.ht marriage OF their daughter los,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

4 ST. \ MINING Woman's
n Suit model in French
Serge is entirely vogue
with fitted coat and pro-
nounced flare; Silk Faille
collar, full skirt and deep
girdle. In navy and black
or the new checks-$93.50.
At this price an interesting
variety Of models and ma
terials.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
We Believe You
Can Deceive ANY
w oman Oncc--But
Not Again

Ergo, you can't fool a
woman even once with
out fooling yourself -
once, twice or a thousand
times, according to the
number Of years she lives
and the number of chill
dren and friends she has.
HE "maiden's heart will
sigh" for one of these
superb Junior or Misses
Suits and she won't be
happy until she gets one.
Jaunty, youthful models in
Poiret Twill and Gaber-
dine. All the ultra-smart
color conceits and num-
berless deft touches Of
newness to delight dc la
jeuneSSe.
$4,000, $22.50, $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

This charming mode Is u simple crca-
tion. nnt IL made or white chiffon
cloth ovcrlnid with black net with
heavy graduated folds. The shoulder
r">cttcs nrr AN innovation thus fnr In
spring styles. hut promise to become
popular rs the season approaches.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
Typical Of the
Speciality Shop

~ UT Of exceptional quail
= ity at $3.50. Exquisite
models for dressy wear
in Taffeta and Taffeta
combination with Serge
lie Dernierecri in Tailored
Suits for travelling and
street wear in Gaber-
dine, Poiret Twill and
Serge; Costumes des
Sports in Jersey and the
new checks. Collections
al this price calculated to
please the most fastidi-
GUS $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
The Reward Of Unren7itting Effort

M + instruct our buyers
W when selecting our
fashions TO think of and
buy for some definite par
ticular customer.
We aim to please our
clientele, and our buyers,
in the course Of many
years (for they are rarely
changed. learn to know
our patronage very in
timately-their types and
tastes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
Here is the Fruit of
the Fashion Show

IRON the great markets
Il on Friday and Saturday
came these stunning Dress
aSsortments to fill the gap
made in our stocks by
shOppcrS-Fashion Show
inspired.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

"'''
tHr hono OF MrS ]. Cooke Of
S"r Mr.. was the scene OF an impress
-''e and eui' w"ddin@ saturday at
ICON W"en h'T 3n"shte' Mari" curtis
Cock, was married 20 Nathan Berry
iH!'"'I "i iHohm"nn Rev. W nus
soil h"wio L. :" Of -. F"ul's Episco-
p"' 'h"F'h was ~" "cl""rant The
of'"e cniefe" me p"l"r win her
noihor' NllhAr' = 'oeh' preceded by
r''ic if.s'oh N"Sn OF Richmond. and
pNH'a" Meta" '"eN". of WILLIAMSBURG;
carry lhs r'hh"us t" form the aisle
.ittir Evelyn HARRISON COCK. 81 Bon
NJ. a.''" as lover girl Mi Tnicott
-" "-''"'on Wy y. "'"c' II" as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

"f admission TO the conccr; viii I've
distributed aHou" ne students hy Mir
iiarwood. principal Of the John Mar
shall High school
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
Recent tnuirs.

Mrs + Trayeis Wood, 40. park Ave-
nuc. entertained A. cards on Wednos-
day afternoon In honor. of Mrs. ;. W.
T.nvers bride OF tn. season. There
were four tables playing and tea was
served ct tho conclusion of the game,
Another attractive card party of The
past week was given ny Mrs. Stewart
Woodward at her home IN honor OF
Mrs. W. OTIS Tyler. 81 L!ray Only
two tables OF auction were entertained.
and The rsrloYs were decorated in daft
fodiis ana narcissns Mr. Tyler VIII
later visit Mrs. Llewcliyu AlcVci'-h. at
her home on AIouurnou; Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27
Miss Jones 10 Lecture.
Wis TnyInr,s i.rr1urc,.

Mr. ana Mrs. George +. N.weN am
,,""hl' tit "heaecn!cnt and approach
..E marriage OF their daughter. roec-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-27

CONTINUED on Third Page)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-03
PRINTERS INSTALL:
NAME COMMITTEES
NEWLY ELECTED OFFICIALS AS.
sumo DUTIES CHARGE
YESTERDAY.
New Laws Which Became Effective
January Were ESplained-BusI-
ness Of Old Year Closed

Wheeling local No 20. International
Typographical union. held its regular
monthly meeting yesterday. az which
time the officers that we're elected at
the last meeting were installed and
various standing committees were ap-
pointed for the ensuing year The
officers Installed follow: President.
Ned Sims. vice president. W. r. G..
Miller; secretary and treasurer. Eph
Conner; reading clerk, Frank VI Car
lin: sergeantatarms. Luke Fitton.
The following standing committees
were appointed: Executive commit.
tee. W. T. c. Miller. Eph Conner.
Frank T. Hummel. Harry l.. Miller.
John VI. Ford. Frank NJ Carlin and
Earl X limerick.
Nomination committee - Albert
Cowan. w V. Lydick and r. b. Nc
Leish.
Finance committee John Weaver.
Hupp Otto and Charles Chambers
Apprenticeship committee - Luke
Fitton.
Local auditing committee George
y. Barr. Elmer Shafer and Charles
chambers.
The business Of last year was closed
a. the meeting and the new laws
which became effect the LIST Of Janu.
airy we're thoroughly explained and
discussed hy tho officers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-03
ST. MATTHEW'S HAS
SCHOOL FESTIVAL
ANNUAL EVENT OF THE SUNDAY
SCHOOL WAS CELEBRATED
YESTERDAY.
Missionary Fund Was Substantially
Increased During Period Allotted.
Rector in CHARGE.

The annual festival service Of ST.
Matthews Sunday school was held in
the assembly rooms of the church yes
terday afternoon and was well attend
ed by both members of the school and
older persons. The school from st.
Johns chapel at Echo Point also had a
part in tch service.
This service is held throughout the
state. Scholars in the Episcopalian
Sunday schools are instructed during
the period OF advent to save their
pennies until Christmas time when II
Is put into missionary fund for the
purpose OF defraying the salary and
expenses Of a missionary TO work in
the mountainous districts OF TINS state.
Rev. Il. r. l.. Strider was in charge
OF the local service yesterday and
made short address. The choir was
also present.
Although no figures could be given
out last night. it was stated that the
result was highly satisfactory. The
state fund amounts to about 81 200.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-03
JANUARY TERM OF
CRIMINAL COURT
WILL OPEN THIS MORNING WITH
JUDGE ROBINSON
PRESIDING.
Grand Jurors VIII Go Into Session In
Vestlgatins cases-Many Speak
easy" Matters Up.

Court attaches who have enjoyed a
breathing spell" for about two weeks
especially in the criminal court cir
cles. viii get down to ha,d work this
morning. Grand jurors have been
called, and the January term will open
run blast. many cases being tabulated
for investigation.
Judge Robinson will preside and
deliver his charge to the Jury. Cases
VIII be prosecuted by Prosecuting At
torney ID. A. Mckee and Assistant r..
A. OBrien. and they have gathered
together quite an array especially
those that affect the liquor statute OF
the state.
One of the largest cases to be taken
up is that of the state against Fred
Mentz. who is charged with murder.
Mentz gave himself up to the officers
ana has made no effort TO eyade the
law. case that promises TO draw
considerable attention is that of State
We. Lawrence in which the defendant
Is charged with bigamy.
The list:
Felony Cases.
Warfield Evans. chicken stealing.
A. r. Lipgardt. embezzlement OF
FUNDS OF foreign publishers.
X. NJ. b. Jones. alias Mason Jones.
embezzlement.
charles Givens, criminal assault.
Charles Holmes (three charges) rob
hary.
Leo Robinson and Charles Barnes
tour charges), robbery.
A. c. Lawrence. bigamy.
Fred Mentz. murder.
Misde neanors.
Alex Flausen, pistol toting.
Minnie Laughlin and Samuel Bird.
ges, illegal living together.
Alice Kelly. perjury.
Speakessy Cases.
Henry Hoeshle. Louis Rembeck. Lee
Littleton, Charles Claproth. Edward
Coss, Mike Dryer. James MUIR. Chas
Harris, Mike Nick and Mike Cocklan.
John Doe and Richard Roe. Emmett
Davis, Mrs. Emmett Davis, Earl
Haynes and James Wolfe. O. W. Pal
mer, Picnic O'Neal and VIM. O'Neai.
Z w. Palmer. Elmer Ermine and John
Jennings, John w Becker and Ed G.
Dailer, Harry Hoffman. II. y. Bratton.
II. VI. Buss alias W. II. Buss. En- Neu-
hardt. Alonzo Rust, John Doe. Richard
Roe, Peter Roe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-03
PHILLIPS RAIDS
Many Sncakeasles Are Hunted out
During Record Wcck-Jus-
tice Shop CAGES

Deputy Prohibition DommI. .oner
Bert Phillip. made la.f week record
one b. uidiuE thirteen .raHfa. ....
49, result the available space af fN.
county laH la hi'cd with cases and
bottles and barrels ~ booze
Attorney Charles Earhau ia han
ding the cases Tor mo state a mum
bor ~ men arrested during the week
have given bond for preliminary hear.
inE before Squire y Eiwond Uurhr.
Saturday Phillips made ffr nr.f haul
~ Tho year when DO raidcI 1923 Mar.
bot street and found n quantity of
hrcr
Alice HARLEM wac arrested eafrr
day nlrhf and committed f1 fHr
county Ia1 Dos Squire Hobbs or r
charge of dieordrrI. conduct Com.
plant ua made hF ANDY urmII..
who claimed fh1f aha persisted Iu fnI
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-03
RECEPTION AT "Y"
Enjoyable Event Held Saturday After.
noon and Evening We'll Attended
BY Large Numbers

The annual reception and open
house held by The Young Mems chris
tan association saturday afternoon
and evening was well attended despite
the inclement weather In tho after.
noon Amusement we're afforded Dy
the local asEocla. ION end musical
and literary program WaH enjoyed For
me evening O. Lengthy musical and
literary program vas given
ln tho afternoon two basket bail
games were played between tho reru.
Oar association team and So Glars.
Vile. and fhe Midgsfs and shadyaide.
with the two local teams on tho win
ming eide by the following scores. 3.
". g. a. ~. So Clslrsylue. n. Mid.
gets. "a. shadysldc. 10