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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-07-15
Should Sloan's Liniment Go Along?

OF course it should For after a strenuous
day when your muscles have been exercised to
the limit an application of Sloan's Liniment
will take the soreness and stiffness away and
get you in fine shape for the morrow. You
should also use it for sudden attack of
toothache stiff neck, backache, stings, bites
and the many accidents that incidental to
a vacation. We would leave our
baggage as 80 on vacation or camp out
without Sloans Liniment." Writes one vaca-
ZIONIST: We use it for everything from
cramps to toothache." Put a bottle in your
bag, be prepared and have no regrets. adv+
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-07-15

end. but still more largely, it is
means to an end. 1t should be
power-house, giving the stimulus of
Gods will to all who come. We should
go often to be re-charged. But thru
the rest of the week we should put
that power to workmanship. AS
one minister put it recently-''9ou get
new supply of ammunition-you
load up your gun each Sunday so that
you can go out and fight sin and ig-
norance the rest of the week" 1t
might be added that much ammuni-
ton is carried out and never used.
When the Indifferent realize that
their church is Power House" that
its object is to furnish the current
with which to build up happy com
munity, they will join forces with it.
This is demonstrated in thousands of
fourishing churches. Their number
gives hope and encouragement. The
Country Life Movement can help them
but little. However, it can help num-
erous other communities through
ministr (which has caught the vision
and prepared for difficult leadership.
The Task.
The difficult task of the minister will
be to broaden the conception of the
function of the church so as to win the
millions who ask for Power House"
church and at the same time hold
those who feel that such a procedure
leads to worldliness. There must be
no maudlin, half baked rhapsodizing
over social service to the exclusion of
the spiritual message to the individual.
The ministers work will always be
the preaching of the gospel. In -four
ishing well organized communities,
that will be chief and all important
duty. But in less fortunate neigh
borhoods he must concern himself
with whatever is necessary to make
the community what it should be.
\ Clearing House.
A Country Life Conference is soon
to be held at the Maryland State Col
lege of Agriculture with the purpose
of working out program for the
country church, and of putting every
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-07-15

100000. United States, 1863 900 900.
Production last year final estimate),
Maryland, 3,268,000. Delaware. IL
025,000. United States, 1856, 1O3 900.
PEACHES, Bushels. July fore
cast. Maryland, 10000. Delaware,
$4,000. United States, 42,100 600.
Production last year final estimate),
Maryland, 1,248,000. Delaware. 81
900. United States, 62,460,O00.
APPLES. Barrels. July forecast.
Maryland, OF, 900. Delaware. 80 900.
United States, 72,506,000. Production
last year final estimate), Maryland,
100000. Delaware, $4,000. United
States. 76,670,000.
HAY. July l condition, Maryland,
"a. Delaware, go. United States.
92.4. Eight year average, Maryland,
rs. Delaware, 10. United States, 1922.
PASTURE. July / condition, Mary
land, "a. Delaware, 95. United
States, 97.7. Ten year average. Mary
land. 70. Delaware, 81. United
States. 85.7.
Mans greatest fall is when he is
not content to be man.
Earth has no charm for the man
whose wife is widow.
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minister into touch with what has
been and is being done by others. The
ministers themselves through their
Maryland Country Life School and
Conference" have charge of it. A
limited number of laymen can be ac-
commodated. Anyone interested may
obtain full information by writing the
Secretary of the Country Life School
and Conference, College Park, Md.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-01

40 the regular weekly meeting OF Me-
Mechsu lodge. NO. IA. knights OF Pyth-
ius. Co b. held this evening. arrange
m.nts VIII BE- completed TO attend the
iNthian visitation az Moundsville Thurs
day evening.
Lincoln lodge. 40. ~. T. o.. O. T.. held
"a largely attended business meeting last
evening tu thc McNechsn building.
Bon spite OF th, Indictment weather con
dfttun- last evening quite "A number at
tended Che special rraye service held
az tho First NJ. r.. church. Tho special
services viii ho held each evening dur
ing fhs week Tho services are prcpara-
tory to The hie religious campaign. hicn
viii be- opened tho first sunday In Feb
ru4rF.
Mrs Clarence MARBLE. who has been
seriously 300 at hsr home on Garfield
street. OIL. slowly improving.
William Farmer and Mr.. MARBLE. OF
This ,itt. attended the matinee al the
Victoria theatre yesterday.
Mr. HUd Mrs Joe Tubutsn o. Clarinr-
tom. o.. spent yesterday here visiting
With frI.u.-
Chief oi Police Holland was AZ Wheel
Ius yesterday attending to busincs mat
tUre
Tho executive committee - the CIf-
Esrs Improvement party have about
completed arrangements for the primary
election which viii hr held Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-01
S.S.S.,GREATEST BLOOD
REMEDY, GIVES RESULTS
WHEN OTHERS FAIL
Natures Remedy for Blood
Troubles.

The purifying ard curative proe-rI
Hss Of Natures great remsdF nave
made - s. $. FOR the BLOOD" = house
hold aayinE. Thousends today enjoying
perfect health owe fhsir recovery from
blood or skin diseaFes 90 this univer-
sally used blood purifier s. Is q Be-
mn4e entirely from roots herbs an
i"rEa which posaess ~cieluslng and
IfnlIuE iuEroalentA You cannot be-
we'll whom your blood is impure you
lack strength and ancrgy natural with
f"a. IN your Complexion becomes palH
end aalloV your vitality - weakened.
When waste or refuse matter. which
Mature intends shall be thrown orr r.
l.ft IN fhe system. 10 To- absorbed INTO
t4e blood ard toils Dimpies rashss.
tIDfche9 o. other eruprIrna o. the Hkfn
appear "a , = goes into tie
circulation and emo every per
2 .le y blood faiuf or poison
o. overy character Al skin Oh.
Eases and erlptiona paan away. and
mo Ernnofh. rlear skin. glowing with
hsalth, shows fhat fro Body 90 being
nourfahad ~ rich. pure blood Uheu-
mnfigm. .afnrrh. HrrrfIfn. T~1ufaCIDrs
sl0rf Poison. are ell deer. HarfeI blood
t~Horie~s aud for their treatment uH'I-
.rE equals 81 e. r. Get N q. G. 90 ANY
arug store Dom accept q aubstIfute
uIr D. a peculiar raHe. write swift
Specific CO. Atlanta. Ca
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-01
KLEIN RESIGNS
R%ECORDERSHIP
RESIGNATION To
BUT ACTION Is
DEFERRED.
Nevly-Elected Officials Assume onice
and MAke Appotntrnents-Stand-
ing Committees Named.

Frank W. Klein. recorder OF wsrwood
Tor the past two years. and who was
reelected at h recent election. ten
dered MS resignation to council. at a
special meeting. last night. His rcsig-
nation. coming as a great surprise To-
unul the next meeting. At the recent
election. Mr.. Klein was elected by a
plurality OF three votes. over :. T.
CHRISTIAN. He has been an efficient
The administration of the towns AZ
fairs was turned over 20 the newiy-electcd
council at last nights meeting The
council is now composed Of \. ". Kin
delberger. mayor. Frank W. Klein.
recorder. Il. J. McCracken. \. G. Reister.
J 6. Williams. I. u. Mshan. J g. Wal
1en. {. 7. Doty. W. n. Elben. council
At last nights meeting. Officers werc
appointed and committees named Tor the
ensuing year. The appointments made
Town solicitor-Charles r. smith.
Health omtccr-Dr. q. j. walden
street COMMUNICATIONS sutton.
Town sergeaut-P. r.. Rice.
Mayor kindclbcrgcr named the fol-
lowing standing committees.
Electton-Wtlliams. Relstcr and Dotv.
inancc-Walden. Klein and McCrackcn
Health-noty Williams aud RciStcr.
street. Alley and Light-Willams.
Moha and Walden.
Ordinance-Klein Walden and Elbin.
l'lltions-MctrackCu. Klein and Nfahau.
Scales-Reistcr. Williams and Elbiu.
,ompensation Mahan. McCrackcn
Auditing-Elbin. potv and NIahan.
t-ach committee viii meet in the near
future and elect "A chairman for the
ensuing year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-01
Moundsville Briefa.

Lester McSwain Is confined at his
homo ON Grant avenue. seriously III with
pneumonia.
Miss Rhoda Sockman will be hostess
To the members OF the X. y. club Thurs
day evening at her home on Center
street.
Lloyd Arnold and J.. r. Dorsey re-
sumo their fstudic at the university
after a visit vii their parents here.
Llyod McCrackcu. of Washington. Pa.
b. Spending several days here visiting
with friends.
arrangements are rapidly being COM
pletcd Tor the Pythian visitation 10 he
given by Little Prince lodge. No. 40.
Thursday evening.
Miss lmogene Smith. who recently I'M
derwrnt an operation for appendicitis
at the ohio valley General hospital. is
getting along as nicely as could be cN-
pscted.
Mrs. n. r. Burton. who has been SER
iously il az the Glendale hospital. has
been removed 20 her home on Seventh
street. where she is improving nicely.
William White has returned 10 his
duties at tlarkshurg. after a visit at
his home on Tomliuson avenue.
Charles McCamic. OF this city. leaves
today for Charleston. where he Will at
tend the hearings OF the gas rate case.
which viii be resumed Wednesday MORN
ing.
y. Sander has returned 10 Chicago.
after % visit with his mother on Tom
ituson avenue.
John T.. Higrs. 81 Mt. dc ChantaI. 10
spending several DAYS hrrc visiting with
friends and relatives.
-. u. Criewcu is confined at his home
on Eleventh street with the grip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-01
CENTRAL LEAGUE
REDUCES SALARY
ACTION TAKEN AT FORT WAYNE
MEETING MADE o
LAST EVENING.
was Cut Prom $4,000 20 81 ,sso-Loeal
Directors Will Maize Extensive In
provements TO League Park

A meeting OF the directors Of the
Wheeling Athletic Association was held
last evening at the headquarters In the
National Bank OF West Virginia building.
Padden. one OF the members
that attended the League meeting that
was held last Friday at Fort Wayne. was
In and gave a report of the
meeting. He said that things were ali
liked to ease Wheeling out OF the league
and that It was only with much effort
that the Stogies retained their franchise.
meeting. other business matters were
Mr.. Iaddcn reported that the League
OFFICIALS decided on "A cut in the salary
limit FOR the coming season. Last sea
son the limit OF all clubs was placed al
hlgh by the moguls ana II was cut 20
$3.50. This will neccssitate a slight
reduction In salary for each of the "a
men that viii be carried By each club.
aside from that and the decision that
me league would open May LIST. there
was nothing given out.
After IN, meeting the directors an
nnuuced that they had decided to make
extensive improvements to the ground
ana 10 make arrangements for the park
Ing Of automobiles inside the park. This
viii be an added feature. as last wear
all machines had 70 be left outside and
that was found annoying TO those who
drove To- the games.
The bids for the use Of the grounds
Tor FOOTBALL next season were discussed.
but 10 was decided to withhold tbs
leasing or the park Tor "a few days. These
bids Will probably be opened within the
next rev days and the successful bidde
made known.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-01
MARSHALL COUNTY
POLITICS WARM UP
WALTER MeGLUnrPHY ANNOUNCES
HIS CANDIDACY o. STATE
A
Effort Will BE Made TO Have Repre-
sentative In National Convention
Mound City News.

Attorney Walter \. McGlumphy. OF
MoundsNillc. Yesterday formally an
senate from the Second Congrcssion,i
district. subject to tho general primary
election. Tuesday. June q.
Mr.. McGlumphN - one Of tho promi-
n'nt young attorneys Of the Marshall
county bar and De- well known iu Mar
shall. Mctzel and Tyler counties. tho
COUNTIES that embrace the second SEN
storial district.
Mr.. McGIumphy's formal announce
uent was not unexpected. However.
~" first gun /. 10 be- fired in Marshall
county FOR tho House Of Delegates. as
george ". BNrncs. prominent business
man al M~ouudsNille is one who will
Mk"ly toss his hat into tho ring within
Another hit Of interesting political
news IN Marshall county be hat e. II
Hunter. Of MoundSVillc. cashier OF thc
Mound CIV hank. will also enter the
rae" for tho Republican candidate FOR
tho House Of delegates Herman Pipes.
district have also been mentioned as
candidates for nomination. but as vet
rclth'r have their candidacy.
During the last week or so there has
been considerable argument aud talk Go
tho effect that Marshall county should
have one Of the delegates to the Ma
tiunal Of the Republican par
~. which at Chicago. III. on
June .. Each cougrt Ssfou9l district In
the state h entitled 20 send two dele
gates TO the National convention and q
b. the general opinion that Marshall
county should share tho honor. Among
prominent MoundsNiIle men who have
been mentioned as probable candidates
are. Col. :. ". Meals. well known Re-
publican. and superintendent 90 the aCr-
n'gie Gas C~Ompauv'S interest IN West
virginia. col J. u. Burnley. cashier OF
the FIRST National Bank az the down
river city. city Engineer Alex Turdy.
who Is quite wei known throughout the
state. having at one time been connected
with railroad engineering. W ". Hen
der~uu. prominent business man OF
MoundsNillo. and % Republican.
and Victor g. Myers. Marshall county
circuit clerk. who l~ now serving his
second term 40 this office. and who is
claimed o. boz 90. best Not, rett,r IN
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-01
LINSLY CADETS
HAVE BUSY WEEK
BASKET BALL TEAM WILL PLAY
THREE HARD GAMES WITH
IN FEW DAYS.
Martins Ferry Comes
slyGoes to Fairmont and Nor
gantown Friday and
Saturday.

The Linsly Institute basket ball team
has "a hard week ahead. with three
games with teams that Will force them
90 the limit. The FIRST OF these COM
tests viii Doe played "Wednesday evening
when Martins Ferry comes here f1r "a
stine with the cadets. This viii Dee the
nr-t meeting or these floor teams this
encounter. For a wcck-ou trim they
Will go tp Fatrmout and MOrgantown.
friday the cadets viii 20 TO F4irmont
Whsre thcy VIII play tho strong Nor
MAJ team OF that place. The NUrmalitss
nave been leaning ur on an the college
teams OF the state. the I-rlvers.fy ma
w '-IeNan included. and were held IL a
sN--' score by lluSly her, Friday even
OF lNc trip. on saturday evening they.
VIII meet tho MOretutUWn hieh school
uNt. The University town bows have
Deem playing good bail. but the cadets
EXPECT Co easily carry away tho huuors.
However. this viii be the FIRST state f~fD
for tho Llu~ly lads and ITS result VIII
Doc watched with much interest locally.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-01
WESLEYAN TO DROP
"CANN0N SCRAP"

MIDDLETON. Conn. Jan. -
lcyan University students. at a mass
meeting to-day, voted To abolish the his
toric cannon scrap which has been
am annual affair between the freshmen
and sprhumorus for "A half century.
lille there has been occasional opposi-
ton 70 the scrap. on account OF danger
TO the participants. the objection did nor
take definite form until the fatal out
come OF the recent bowl fight among
L uiNtrsity OF Pennsylvania students.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-01
WESLEYAN MEETS
D. & E. FRIDAY

Special Dispatch Co. the IntcIirencor.
IICkHANNpN. W. Va. Jan. ST.
friday nlEHf OF thi~ week success FOR
~ '~lttHu~ 1916 basket ball season
i.'WhI'- "u tne brink Hf the abyss for
tlr GOOD and sufficient reason rb.tt
tn' winner Do the contest r.4f .a ..H.4-
u.'I T"F wesleyan - floor uH that NIGHT
iN' orange and Black chances for fHs
..tHfi"u~hip uf West Virginia for tho
N.i. successive time viii nv, zone
-iI. .meflr- ana nothing saw. moss doc
'Itl' victories over West Virginia Tr.-
me series with that team could even. Ir
4 measure. retrlve the l4urele tnlt ar.
lost.
Th. fact that d. & D. has proven
herself so formidable viii u. doubt
bring t' the fore Oh. very best that
ltc~s'EEcr and Morrison. aI OF whom
have been suffering with the grippe. ..I
~humaker who has had "a twisted F...
have al practically r~sroyore. and v..
Do. in the best shape for tl, game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-01
WIN
FROM MACADEMY
q MY SITY TRANSFORMERS
WERE r TO LIMIT TO
CAPTURE FAME.
Local Boys Showed Exceptionally Good
Form In Fast Game At Linsly
Armory Last EveninR.

\ basketball team composed Of play
Crs from West Virginia University that
is making "a transforming trip during
their vacation period. stopped in the
city last evening To- play tho Macadcmy
club floor squad. Tho contest was one
ot tho best seen IN this cit yduring this
season and the visitors quintet was
forced 20 the limit to carry Off the hon
ors. Both teams played hard and fast
of play hat the result was settled with
a score OF 36 To 81.
bilchcr. playing center for the visi-
tors. Was the star at shooting field
goals. He had five 20 his credit. LAS.
starred iu shooting fouls. caglnE eleven.
For tho MaCademy boys. Stoetzer
showed well. He shot five field goals
and - fouls. The game was fast and
rough. many fouls being called on eth
or team.
TT, lineup:
C~ollegians-36 ~Maoademy-3l
HlEht Forward
Left Forward
Dilch'r Heller
Right Guard
Lcrt Guard
S-uhSrtufiuns. Jasper for Go.tze.
summary.
Goals from u.Id-Hourh o. Shurgrou
{, Dilcher 3. HHNc" o. Sto'tzcr 3. Heller
Goals from fouI-Hough @. LAS d.
Sto'tzer 70. Jasper ..
Rcf,r.e-Schwalb
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-01
Important Session.

The charter or tho Reliance Hose Com
rany which was applied FOR several
age, will b. received this evening
tharlcs Smith. town solicitor has
charge or b matter. After the COM
pany has been duly ~,a-orporated p
board OF directors will b, elected. Fol-
lowing this. officers will b. elected TO
axe care of the matter OF the company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-01
Meeting Next Tuesday.

u was stated in another Wheeling
par that an important meeting Of tho
council OF the Lutheran church would
be- held this evening at fb. Center War
wood school building. Due 20 several
Of the members being out Of the city.
tho meeting has been postponed until
Inc following Tuesday February
several very important matters will be
taken mp al the meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-01

stating that he il somew hat better az his
ome on &c Island.
Mrs. William wins is recovering ar
ter being il for several DAYS at her
home in south Warwood.
Mrs. George Gist. substitute. Of Rich
land district schools. - so az her home
at Elm Grove. with an attack of grippe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-01
Revival at baptist church.

The annual revival az do, Baptist
church here is now Iu rroerpa- and wide.
interest and enthusiasm Ie being muuI-
tested although the big religious came
rsIEu le yet iu its Infancy. The N.r.
Paul Price who conducted such 90 sue
c'eefuI campaign hfr, last winter. is
"n hand again. and i~ delivering some
uIrudld sermons Tho services are hrId
each evening et 800 o'clock uur a1 are
extended "a cordial Invitation tu attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-01
Mnuu2mo.
t3DMM1WA
WELLSBURG WINS
FIRST OF SERIES
MouNDsvILLE DUCK PIN ROLLERS
AhE IN OPEN
ING CLASH
Marrhall County Boys Lost by lle Pins
Next OF Series win
BE Played az noundsville.

The MoundsviIle duck Din team las,
evening journeycd 10 WelIsburg where
they met the maple toppIers OF that CITY
and received a d%rubbing. II was the
hrst three Of a six-gamc series. and the
Mound city boys lost by a total OF 11q
pins. The high score of the evening
was rolled by Berheldcr Of IN, Wells
burg quintet with a mark Of 14l. The
return games Will be played az Mounds
willie ON ebruary n.
Following is the sror.s r.u.a -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-01
Meeting Postponed-

The meeting OF tho LuNolaud NoIun-
Ger Fire Company which was Co have
been held last evening was postponed
next Monday night IT the meet
ing all hids ON the improvements TO thr
building are Co h' received. ANY person
which wishes 90 look over the plans can
do so. az they are Boz "a, hands OF Chair
man Albert Lash.
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serviees

The Evaupelietic services which we're
O" have been held during the next few
DAYS az the Christian church. have been
postponed until "a later date. Rev. Clur-
eucs D. Mitchell. Aho was To- have, had
charge. hss bon delayed al Fairmont.
and 90 is mot known how Iong ne will D.
della As soon sS the later date b. set
10 VIII BE- BOO the papers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-01
M'MECHEN
Services wen Attended.

II" N"TNIOON UNII NmnUaV IN Inc
Christian church OF which Rev. e. W.
Fuller is pastor. were well attended. In
the morning the pastor preached on The
Lame Man az the Temple Gate" and in
the evening. baptismal services were con-
Quoted. Among the former residents 81
McMcchen who were present at the met
INK were: Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. James. OF
East Liverpool. Ohio. Rev. h.. b. Wen
ger conducted "a mems service Sunday
afternoon IN The Church of God.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-01

QuIt0 \ numbor 0t local people at
tended the funeral Of the late Mrs. Eliza
beth Noitle. of this city. which was held
Yesterday afternoon az the home Of her
daughter. al No. 1919 wood street,
Wheeling. Tho Rev. j.. r.. L~eyonberger
pfficiated al the services and the re-
mains were inferred IN Greenwood Gene
terry.
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Reqnlar Session-

The board Of education OF Richiand
viii hold its Ngular monthly
session this evening. The board Will
probably select a site for tho proposed
consolidate school to be- erected in the
country district. Additional plans for
me proposed high school building Will
be received.
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The monthly business meeting Of the
Ladies' Aid Society OF the Methodist
church will be held tonight at 7.i5
o o'clock al the Methodist church. corner
Fourteenth street and orchard avenue.
Plans for the George Washington birth
day entertainment wil be completed.
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relocation Of the Campbell or Null Inn
road. completed their report yesterday.
at a meeting held in the office OF Prose-
cutting Attorney James II. Parriott. The
complete report will be submitted 10 the
court at the regular term. The following
are mcmbcrs or the commission: II. r..
Brunhaus. George Il. Folmsr. W. NJ.
RIGGS. W. +. Jones and NJ. L. Cox.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-01
TROUSER SALE

DAVE SAYS
Undoubtedly we have in
stock a pair of
Kraus- Made Trousers
that will look well with your
old coat, sprucing up your
dress almost as if you had
secured a new outfit.
And the prices are down
now. too, so that the i'm
provement can be made at
an insignificant price. Here
are the figures:
$500 Trousers for. Sis
$500 Trousers for. $3.50
S400 Trousers for. So. IS
$3.50 Trousers for. 50. 10
$500 Trousers for. S2.19
Get your pair early, because
these splendid trousers always go
fast.
Weather for today Colder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-01
SWAMPS WHEELING
Central Eighth Grade Takes
over Wheeling Central school BY
Score OF 30 20 T..

Tn a. VOL played game on the part
ut the Central Esuwood Eighth Grade
school team. last night. the WhccIiur
Central school five went down TO defeat
uN the score OF so 60 q. II WAS fenturcd
10y tho ell round playing OF the Ben
wood lads. and the individual work az
one Bippus.