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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-17
AT THE AUTHORIZING

What is expected to prove one OF
the most unusual dramas ever Of
fered on the Triangle program is at
the Auditorium today, when Will
lam s. Hart is appearing in THE
Patriot. a thrilling story of Mex
lean border. IL is unique, in that it
has no woman in the cast. II is the
story Of a man whose burning de-
votion to the Stars and Stripes, turns
30 smouldering Goals of hate and
then is restored by the advent of a
golden haired boy, who resurrects
loving memories. Hart has the title
role, that Of Bob Wiley, a home
steader and miner, whose suspicion
that his government has defrauded
him. makes of him a traitor Next
TO Hart in Importance in the cast
are George Stone and Francis Car
penter. well known child actors.
Others in the cast are Joe Goodboy,
the Indian actor. Roy Laidlaw,
Charles X. French and Rags, the
clever dog performer. A two reel
Keystone comedy called Winning
Punch. with Slim Summerville
featured, completes the bill. Tomor-
row, William Fox will present that
attractive star, Virginia Pearson. in
wonderful picture entitled, The
War Brides Secret" The Selig-T rib-
une weekly will also be shown.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-17
AT THE LASALLE.

An elegant Morosco film will be
offered at the Lasalle today in, The
House of Lies. Edna Goodrich,
plays the starring part of Edna
Coleman. the step-daughter of a So
ciety matron who candidiy explains
that she intends to exploit her
daughters beauty in the marriage
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-17

Or. Paxson. dentist, Farmers Trust
--Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-17
AN OLD SWEETHEART OF NINE.

AN OLD SWEETHEART OF NINE.
It has been the earnest effort of
Robert Mclaughlin, author of IAN
Old Sweetheart Of Nine, coming to
the Oliver Friday and Saturday
nights and Saturday matinee to pre-
serve in drama the tender sentiment
and whimsical humor of the James
Whitcomb Riley poems. His play
is staged with the approval of poet
and publisher. 1t is a simple un-
affected love story peopled with
such cherished Riley characters as
The Raggedy Man, Orphant Annie,
Jim, DOC" Sifers, Squire Hawkins,
Jap Miller, Eek Skinner, Patience,
Aunt Mary, and others almost as
familiar. one thing Mr.. Mclaughlin
has sought TO avoid-any caricatur-
ing, exaggerating or distorting OF
Hoosier types. 1t was the absolute
naturalness of the everyday folks
pictured by Riley that made them
so appealingly lovable. The play
wright has remembered this in
bringing them to the stage. The
company includes. Orrin Johnson,
Agnes Findlay. Frederick Burton,
Richard Barbee, Eugene Keith.
Marion Coakley, Robert Hudson and
half a dozen others. The scenic
equipment by Physioc, the painter.
depicts a Greenfield. Indiana law
office, the home of the Thompsons.
The Old Swimmin' Hole" and
"Out to old Aunt Mary's''-all in
the picturesQueness of nearly half
a century ago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-17
NEWMAN TRAVELTAII1s.

+. NJ Newman viii take you 20
China this evening at Sis o'clock
at the oliver opera house. The
New China" is the title Of the globe
trotter's second traveltalk OF his
series covering a $4,000 mile journey
through the Orient
Among the scenes that Will be
shown in motion, is UNIQUE close
range picture of a flock Of cormo-
rants actually catching and fetching
FISH for the uatives. In a remark
able series Of up-to-date motion
pictures and magnificent cOlored
views. you are 70 visit Hong Kong,
Canton. Macao. Shanghai. Marking.
Hankow, and a wonderful journey
Will be made on the Yangtse river.
Evening journal., 1916-03-14
newark Man MAY
SURVIVE SLASHED THROAT

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK, Del. March 14-James
Shellender, aged about 55 years. cut
his throat with razor. in house
on Elkton road. where he lived with
George Gregg. Shellender was found
by Gregg shortly after he had slashed
his throat yesterday and il was prob
ably due 70 this fact that his life was
saved. Dr. Charles H. Blake and DR..
Walter Steele were summoned and
after giving him temporary aid hur-
ried him to the Delaware Hospital,
Wilmington Shellender was found
sitting in a chair with the blood
running down his clothes from a cash
several inches long in his throat
While the wound was a deep one for
unately none OF the vital veins were
severed. He is expected to recover
Shellender. who is a carpenter by
trade. Is well known in Newark. hay
ing lived here all his life. For the
past several weeks he has been work.
ing i'm one OF the local fibre mills and
he and Gregg lived alone i'm the house.
He was talking in a disconnected way
when Dr. Blake arrived and remarked
that he was OF no more use in the
world He has number Of relatives
in Newark
Evening journal., 1916-03-14
Indigestion May Be
Due to Constipation

Neglect Of Important Function May
Seriously Impair the Health.
There are many people who be-
lieve they suffer from Indigestion
when their discomfort really is due to
a constipated condition.
Bloat. with its attendant mental de-
preston, sick-headache, the belching
OF sour stomach gases. etc, are fire.
Quently due to inaction of the bowels
Relieve the congestion and the trou-
bic usually disappears. The use Of
cathartics and purgatives should be
avoided, however; these shock the
system unnecessarily and. at best,
their effect is but temporary. A mild
laxative is far preferable
The compound of simple laxative
herbs known as Dr. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin and sold in drug stores for
fifty cents bottle, is highly recon-
mended Mr.. Benz Bassin, $50 Madi-
son St.. Gary, Ind, thinks Dr. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin a wonderful
medicine; for four years he had a
severe case OF Indigestion and CON
stipation before trying DIR. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin. which he is glad to
recommend to all who suffer with
stomach and bowel trouble.
Evening journal., 1916-03-14
SCHOOL finances
NOT Discussed
Board OF Education Hopes
TO Continue Studies Until
Last OF Term
TALK OF EXTRA
APPROPRIATION

At the meeting Of the Board Of
Educston last night no reference was
made to the financial condition Of the
board or to the resolution passed at
the last mceting asking City Solicitor
Daniel @. HASTINGS 10 take immediate
ection with City Council. or in the
court. If necessary. 10 enable the
Board of Education to keep the
schools open for the remainder of
ihe present term.
II was stated after the meeting by
members of the board that the resolu-
ton had beon sent 20 the city sOlici-
for and its receipt acknowledged. but
no formal reply was made. President
Baynard however. expressed the
opinion that the schools would re-
main open
It was ntimated that City Solicitor
Hasting was desirous of arriving
At solution Of the difficulty without
recourse TO the courts II was thought
that il the schools can be kept open
until the middle of April. when the
budget will be made up for next year.
that an extraordinary appropriation
could be included 10 cover the cx-
penses until August. when the next
fiscal year funds will be ready
Harry 7. Guthrie. secretary. follow
ing the meeting said the funds of the
board would be exhausted in April.
At the end Of March II is estimated
that the board will have S9.59GO7 in
bank This will be quickly wiped
out. as the March and April bills
come due Interest of S2,297.5O viii
have 70 be paid also bills for books
amounting 10 $4,000, rs well as sal
aries amounting to S26,S00 which
viii create q deficit OF possibly 1000
II was stated that the board would
have a balance in its treasury after
Thursday Of s15,2731S. This will
be after the bills amounting to S4,-
34QS9. passed at the previous meet
ing and bills amounting to S22750
passed last night. are paid. together
with The salaries for last month.
N. n. Dare and Miss Rose Hart
Wilmington High School at salaries
u SS5 a school month each.
Mr.. Dare Is a High School gradu-
ate. has had q thorough business
training hns taken the teachers
course in the Rochester Business Col
lege and also had successful expert
7ncc as p teacher.
Miss Hartmann is a graduate OF
the Reading. Pa. High School and
Of the Teachers College. Columbia
University, and has had several years
successful experience as teacher.
Miss Roberta Morris. OF Whining
ton. was appointed temporary
teacher AT a salary Of S35 a month
Evening journal., 1916-03-14

i'm No. 10 Schools Miss Morris Is a
graduate Of the Wilmington High
School and Of Miss Beeman's Train
ing School for Kindergarten Teach
ers. Miss Morris has had several
years experience as a teacher.
The following payrolls were pass
ed Officers and janitors. S2,395.97,
and teachers, 4.39l.52
Permission was granted for the Civ
ing OF q free lecture on Yellowstone
Park" on Thursday afternoon in the
auditorium Of the High School
Tho resignation of Thomas H.
Schwamb as ianitor of School No.
"a was accepted. George Rommel,
chairman OF the committee on fuel
and janltors, said Mr.. Schwamb was
capable man. but that the board
could not retain his services because
he had been able to get a better nay-
ing position elsewhere. Mr.. ROm-
mel said the ianitors should be bet
ter paid He said he was sorry to
lose Mr.. Schwamh as a janitor.
Evening journal., 1916-03-14

included vocal solos by William Stew
enson. who was accompanied on the
piano by Edward W. Mauldin and
violin solos by Claude f. Brown.
whose accompanist was Leonard
Price. The session, which was the
monthly meeting OF the Brotherhood,
was ended by a banquet.
Evening journal., 1916-03-14
DIR. HOLLOWAY An GRACE.

In Grace NJ. e. Church last night
the Rev. T. p. Holloway. pastor of
Second Baptist Church, delivered a
lecture upon "The Power in the Life
of Jesus Christ" His remarks were
much appreciated by his audience.
The musical portion OF the program
Evening journal., 1916-03-14
MISSION SOCIETY MEETING.

The monthly meeting OF the Women's
Foreign Missionary Society OF Bran
dywine Methodist Episcopal Church
will be held this evening at the home
of Mrs Carrie l.. Minker, No. 116
West Twonty-fourth street All MEM
bers are reauested 10 be present.
Evening journal., 1916-03-14
TonAY.s OLDEST STORY.

CENTRALIA. Kans., March "a.
Cold lunches have been banish-
ed from a country school near
here. Little Miss Helen Archer.
school teacher. solved the prob
lem by having the boys trap rab-
It's al the morning recess. She
cooks them while hearing class
es. The dish is served in grand
manner each day at no cost TO
anyone.
Evening journal., 1916-03-14

From the minute the new secretary
took Office he has been rushed with
the Mexican affair. He has had the
help of General Scott and they. with
the Presidents Cabinet. are handling
the situation.
Evening journal., 1916-03-14

Newton Baker former mayor of
was no sooner sworn in
as Secretary Of War. succeeding
Lindley Garrison, than news came of
the Mexican raid on Columbus, N. NJ.
Evening journal., 1916-03-14

A bottle Of DR.. Caldwells Syrup
Pepsin should be in every home for
use when occasion arises. A trial
bottle, free Of charge, can be obtained
by writing TO DR.. w. b. Caldwell. asa
Washington St, Monticello. Ill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-09
High Dignitar1es Arrive in
City TO Attend Dedication OF
Scottish Rite Cathedral Today

1rl,. ,io.o,, nil ho ,,,r,i,,ed IN thlS
Crii NII( [ ",.i DT "u anmomncrd ina:
49, W4an 81 [,,,nr,. Jo%non Vii he wi
M"SoHS VI eSc-H uTt,tro M'i -" 49,,
concd' ana TINS lhc!uutS 'hUH' VI t'r
brethren who have received the Ell
tered apprentice and Fellow Craft
degrees. In the evening there will y"
IN entertainment given in the Auditor
INN nr rho I:nrhrIraI rnr Nasons and
H. ~; ,,I M ,o,,.Iuc,n,,
tn'' I"!itS o.t! "''It ~ w. .,,.,, IN,
me magnificent Dig h'IhuucI i"p!m va
i" thrown Omen ana ,h"re VII! -"
dancing until midnight. An impression
has zone out that the evening affair
will h. for Tho general public. but
srcb j.. rot Tho case
-
II Is probable llat an AFTERNOON anu
evening will be arranged later IN the
month when the publia nav view The
hraulifuI intnriSr of The hlilding. but
"n.;,,,t - no lnrps n,rnhnr If Wnsnn:
w , 4u,, ~ ~ 10 =, - in,.;,iI,
that vii De present. II was urr'uti'
lhal IL Woutu NC lllIElacl!tdD'e !" a"-
nit any but members OF the fraternity
during the afternoon. and for the even
inc only the Mas0ns and their ladies
pa,,io c+.r+e 7o,,o-ro,
nSN'''0'' o"! 49,,
tomorrow morning the annual LaII
reunion of the Scottish Rite Bodies in
the Valley of Wheeling, will begin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-09

Moore So. VIM. S. Leach IA, J. FL
wood Dnbbs 20 \. II. Doudna 81,
Chas. j. Brand go, Marsh Watkins IL
Emile Aucrcnann 50. Blanchard T..
Hiatt So. T. II. CulIis So, Man H.
Robinson 80. y. c. Schneider go Fred.
Nutiul 81. +. Phil. Mcguire IL. VIM:
Dctwrilrr IA Jos. +. Mcndcl Ia. and
Jos. WcyriCh IL.
Twelve Hundred at Banquet.
Ecn f.. Hamilton. *. {. {. H.. will
hav" general supervision =: the degree
work during the rntir" affair. and will
be assisted by Or. ". :. Hamilton 81.
in chnrs" Of stage. W. l.. Felsing 81
chief electrician. and Fred T.. Cowl -
rh;.rE" uf Stage properties. ON FRIDAY
nigh, will occur III" frat"rnal banquet
of the Bodies. and it is expected that
oyer twelve hundred Scottish Rtt" Ma
Sons will be seated n the hanIlNi
rrru.
Til. entire affair Will he the largest
gathering If MHsrns i'll ;he history OF
this state. and it will he u splendid
demonstration Of the appreciation by
The brethren throu ghout the state of
ihr "Gtur:S put forth by III" local hrcth-
ron Of ito order III building Il larger
and more hrauiiti! cathedral than the
enc destroyed by tire. and all take
pride in knowing Il 10 be one OF the
finest III the country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-09
MARTINS FERRY
ATHLETICS BEAT
CANTON TIGERS
Capture Good Game at League PARK
Yesterday by Score of to o-Boeh1n
Makes Only Touchdown.

Playing in weather better suited 10.
worlds series base bali. the Martins
Ferry Athletics dctcatcr the Canton
Tigers yesterday afternoon at League
Park by the score OF 10. The elcv@nS
were evenly matched i'll weight ana
the Tigers used u tine aSoSrtiuvnt Oh
trick plays that bcwildercd thc Athletics
III the nrSt quarter. Just as soon as
they solved CantonS attack, all chances
for the Tigers scoring were over. Early
in the second quarter after several inc
attacks and end runs by U'Conneli. Cap
tain Bochm went over for the on'y
touchdown OF the game. Morris kicked
the goal from Il difficult angle.
In the second halt. Fowe!!. the Ath-
lrtics quarterback. had his team kicking
ami forward passing on nearly every
play. thus saving his own men and
forcing Canton u do all the hard work
Conroy. Ritzman. Grove and sexton
starred for Canton. while Tate ut tackle
was easily the stellar light tor Ferry.
O'ConnclI. Morris. kindieberGer. kahi
Boehm aud Hcrschl"r played tine foot
ball. Ed. Nc.Annich. the old Virginia
hero. played the last quarter and while
he was little out Of condition. il won
b.. long until he will hc ripping the llne
aS OF old Next sunday thc fast Island
Athletic Club will lie met At League
Park The attendance nj the game yes
ierday was 2.l0". tn" largest crowd OF
the season 50 far. The lineup:
HerSch!cr . Hopkins malley
Left End
Kindlebcrscr- o MaiIcy -. Dcan-McCuc
Left Tackle.
......... Wilson-Swalb
Lefh Guard.
Barth-Price ....'..'...'. sexton
Center.
Jacobs -McAninch ............... Geltz
Right Guard.
Tate Oh arson HiUlC-iN1Nh
Right Tackle.
II,hl .............. Bennett
Right End.
powcIl ........... CornesConroy
Quarter.
D'rorn,H. Morris Grove Meredith
Right Half
t;o.ilu;. CCa0tD ........... Ri:Z:nan
Left Half
Bauer .............. Mooth. (CapD
Full Back
Rnferee-Conu0rS Of Bethany.
T;mnirr-Van Austen Of Yale.
Time OF quartcrs-!0 and l2i: min
ut"s.
Observation-Disclosures
Coal from OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-09
Here's Grid Team That
Will Make State Schools
Fight for Championship

SiStersviile hiSh school has 4 football
team that is going to make the several
teams OF the Ohio Valley Athletic Assoc
citation fight for til. state honors ihr
present season. The writer observed
the play OF thar team; IN their opening
game Saturday and although they MSF,
ptted against Il heavier team they
showed over thc one touchdown that won
the game They have Il good couch.
Farmer OF th.. West Virginia University.
abundance OF material that he hac on
hand at she beginning Of the season he
has succeeded i'll developing Il splendid
team.
1t is true that but little Gun h. judged
in an opening game bur nevertheless
the team has l bacl<;'clH ana line that
with more experience IN gtnleS Will
make opponents go some 20 chcc".
Neucrsch%And"c. full PACK, Is Eo"nS.
ster and almost new in the game. but
h. showed up especially Well Saturday.
going through the line like a veteran
and picking his holes 70 L perfection.
Thorn and sutton AZ ha'HeS; a,s1 ,r it,tJs
good gains. lind$Iey. quarterEAch'
worked like a veteran.
There can pc Only one criticism made
Q: the team and that is IN Its work
while on Tho Defensive: The sisters
willie line does not hold rs we'll az It
shout. It seems. almost entirely de,
pendent upon the men IN the back tletu
to get the man with the ball. This was
where williamsburg SiSteFSFh1e opp
si,ion SATURDAY. usadc its longest gains.
The rnen do not charge low enough and
ars slow.
Farmer saw all OF these defects md
during the coming week VII! tAuta!C'
~ strairhrry, thc,l OUT The SiStsrSrilc
team 5Iavs the TriadaIphia district high
school team reXt Saturday at Sisters
Vile and will play for . win, The SIS
tcrsviIle schedule for the 1916 grid sea-
son is as follows: 80
Oct. l4-'rriil,."lphia at SiStsrSTuie-
Oct. 21-Bridgeport at SiSterSritle:
Oct. 2S-Noundsviltc at M"Un6Sri'te.
Nov, 4-WellSburg ut SiSterSEitls.
Nov. l0-Ltnsly ut SlsterSrilie:
Nov. 1S-Magnolia at New Martins
Nov. o5-Woodsfield or st. MarEs at
Thanksgtvins-Ty County H. S. at
PaGen Park.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-09

Perfection ar" ": H.. Rose So Hon.
VIM. +. Krupp So Hon. Edward v.
Wrstwood ~, J. ". Bowman So, r,
NJ. Ernwr". *. G. g. ii. and DR.. W. l..
Morris. Is. {. G. II.
tn" "Wednesday affair Will he in
clarS.. of Charity Chapter knights
c. A.. presiding. This body will con-
fer tn" u and IL during the for
noon. and III" IL and Is in the after
noon Lunch will hc served at the
conclusion Of tho Ii and, dinner will
follow thc work Of the IS. Til" degree
WORT; If This body will he in charge OF
T. T. Sc"IlrlL - Chas. j.. CarriEan
30 Hon. Edward l.. Wage. Is; {. &. H.
and \. G.. HGIloCk. Is. &C. Ill.
The session on "Wednesday, evening
will witness The opening II Albert Pix"
council knights i<;tdnsh no. |. with
Cras. +. Schulf2c 81 Hon, Eomman-
der. presiding. ANA TN" - will be con-
r"rr,,i rs III" Scottish Etr Guard. I:"-
ward l.. Wager. Is. {. &. H.. preSIdinE'
vi tn" conclusion OF III" - me prem
rem will again enjoy social session
with The Scottish I;itr Guard as host.
rh., council Will also h. in charE" dur
in% the rutir" day and evening on
Thursday. when degrees 20 to !" lnclu-
Sivc. will J." conferred. with lntcrlll!S-
siuns for lunch and dinner.
Consistory in Session Friday.
Tn" sessions on Friday Will b" in
charge Of West Virginia ConsiSi"ry
~" l. Chas l.. Carrigln 81 Hon. Mas
sion tho 81 Will be conferred and this
will hc followed with intermission for
lunch fer candidates. visitors and work
rrS. and during This time official photo
rrarhcr. Geo. J. koSSuth will photo
graph tn" class In the afternoon tho
20 the browning one of III" local
bodies will be conferred under the dI-
I"ction If Cllus. L. Carrigan 3% Hon,
assisted by II large staff OF degree
work, RS
The music for the dedication Ccrc-
mony. and tn" incidental music for The
degree worn during the week. will be
under the direction Of Frank H.. kinch-
clio" 50 with Lowell 5. Coin :" at the
rr=an. and assisted by the Scottish
Kite choir. composed If The following
hrrlhr>n: David y. Crawford - Rod
ncy =. Crawford 30. Chas. Rr"umm"r
- Geo. :. kOsSuth s. John ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-09
NEW LOVE SONG
Wheeling Young Man Writes Ballad
That Is Attracting Attention in
Musical Circles.

when Loves In style" Is the title
uf a new song COMPOSED ana written by
William +. I.hcrlr. former employee
If the Il. x O. in this city. and forIcrlYl
connected with the same company Z;
bridgeport In his youth. MIR. Ebel
WAS a carrier for the Wheeling IntqE
gcncrr. ~ the present time he is I'M
ployrd in a raiIroHd office at Chicago.
ill., He is living AZ 1852 Harrison street.
Chicago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-09
NOEwooDS WON.

CINCINNATI. -. OCT. S.--ThH Nor.
woods OF This city defeated the Ran
Lights of Toledo her" today. I" l. IN
+Ea third came OF Il three gam. series
for the championship OF Class IA ut
the National Amateur baseball aSs"cta-
ton Each had won gam" before.
Todar's gam" was 4 ten ming contest.
Norwood SCORING III" winning run after
two were our. White allowed the Wis
itorS only four hits. $cor";
EnrwoodS .0nNn" a q i" 10 .
toledo .6nG " n . II r.H--l d! ,
White and Manson: tai'am"re and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-09
WANT S, S, LEAGUE
Prominent Athlete of Wheeling Sug-
gests Organization Of Sunday
School Basket Ball League.

Sporting Editor OF the lntelligcncer.
Dear Sir:-.Would it not b" Il good
ida for n" Sunday schools of the city
70 have an athletic league for boys oil
the different schools between the ages
OF Il and is? The organization could
b., controlled By ;he Ohio County Sun
day School Association.
ATHI. ETE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-09
KRAUSS FALL HAT

means L proper start. 1t
should come first in your
drcss-urp preparations.
The hats this fall are very
satisfactory, both in shape
and color. They are hats III
which you really can dress
up. The price is special at
$500.
You will also need 4 new
cravat-mavbc several for
Drcss-up Week. Don't for
Get that we carry the largest
line OF ncckWcar in the city.
Specials at SO and 65 cents.
Weather for today: Fair.
Mnu1>27o<.
t3DMan0<A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-09
ATHLETE.

The above communication was re-
ceiv"d Saturday by the lntelligcncer
and seems 70 b. Il suggestion that won't!
NEST the approval nf the Sunday school
people Of Wheeling, ii il ,"utd he sue
rassfuIl,- arranged. According to Il plan
srrroetcd il would keep many OF the
boys in tho sunday schools and would
accomnlish other good.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-09
wELLSBURG WINS.

The fourth ;~.,:"" ot the mte7-S'ri"S
bctween trn W'.iiShu:: and FoiIans BE-
teams played Saturday attern"on, re-
suited in a victory t"r NcllSburG BY
2 to zoe Tn. fJfcR i;anc VIII he
plaved naXt Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-09
voorBA11 TEAM ORGANIZES.

The seibert ard Elane% Athletic club
oP Fin Grove have organized 81 football
team under the leadership Of Hughes
and Smith. who will coach the team.
They are now rcadE - chatlenS" any IN
Senendcnt team III The Ohio Valley.
Teams with open dates can arrang"
games by communicating with {. T..
smith, Elm Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-09

In advertising property, do not
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