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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20

Special Dispatch 90 the IntelIigeneer
BUCkHANNON, June l9.-To-
morrow. Tuesday. will be the bigget
day in the history of Wesleyan
college, but on Wednesday another
viii be celebrated when the largest
class that ever went out from the
College of Liberal Arts, (Which with
the department graduates totals no
less than eighty-fiye,) will go forth.
The graduation FOR the seniors in
college will be held at ten-thirty a m.
DIR. Clarence r. Allen. pastor OF the
Fourth street NJ. +. church at Wheel
ing Will deliver the address. DR.
Allen came 10 Wheeling but recently
have been called there from First
church at Buffalo. New York Fourth
street Wheeling. is one of West Nir-
ginia's oldest and most prominent
churches and DIR. Allen bears the
reputation OF being most able
speaker. The afternoon services will
start al 2;3O p. m, and then will be
graduated those from the Normal and
other departments OF the institution
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20
Continued from Mondays intelligence.
Vel. We'll. Ty, Cobb has a car. hasn't he7''

asked Kauff
Yes" l told him. nut Ty Cobb also
has very healthy batting average.
Cobbs you can have a Seeing New
kick"
The Phinies are playing good base
ball and making a bid FOR the lead now
but the ball club has not the strength
to win again. I would not be surprised
20 see Cincinnati beat Philadelphia out.
The Reds are an uncertain ball club
and very spotty. don't class Pitts
burg and -. Louis IN the going at all.
The American League is stui unset
tied. Cleveland Is tho sensation Of that
organization. with Speaker playing base
front OF both Cobb and Collins this year
as hitter. and there Is no fielder In tho
country who can compare with him on
the defensive.
Tho surprise % me Is the poor bat
ting 81 Eddie" Collins. During the last
worlds series between the Giants and
the Athletics In 1913. 1 rated him n
the greatest ball player in the world
and l believe lac was then. lie - how
ever. OF peculiar temperament.
temperament which just fitted into
Macs machine and his ways.
The transfer To- Chicago hurt Collins
n = a ball player. a. the shifting of men
20 the Giants often hurts them. The
big price paid for Collins dnzrfcd him
one OF the news papers out there rode
him a little about writing articles Tor
the papers when he first arrived All
this undoubtedly hurt him. But he IL
still one 81 the greatest players in the
country. and / think the headiest Of all.
don't see how Cleveland can win
the pennRnt in that league. but they
tell me you cant prove II 10 a Clevc-
land rooter. The fans have gone
crazy out there. Il would be great
thing for baseball II Cleveland did win
the flag.
As much good as the sale Of Speaker
did Cleveland. just go much harm -
10 done Boston. The Red Sox have fall
on away off. and I understand that Mr.
Lannin has regretted making the deal
II did not help the attendance any.
doubt ~ the Red SoN can come through
this season Washington has a chance
for the flag.
The Yankees the still up there fight
ing and 7 think they have chance
10 cop. The three clubs I picked I'm the
American League have not developed
the strength expected. favored the
White SoN. Red SoN. or Tigers Not
one OF the three clubs has shown ony-
thing so far and 10 D. getting along in
the year. Donovan has a good chance
20 step out and upset all predictions
lie has az good pitching as there is in
the league. and his batters are pretty
strong They are liable 10 break UP a
bail game any time.
The failure Of Detroit. Boston and
Chicago Co show IN the American
League race can Doe attributed. / believe.
10 the failure or star mon to come up
60 expectation In Chicago ~ has been
the faii-down Of Eddie Collins and Jack
son. Cobb has not been hitting any
thing like his regular pace this season
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20

Dr J. ". Spillman. Of Msadcvii'c. Pa
speut yesterday at West Alexander on
business.
Byron Fitzsimmons. o. Viola who fell
last Friday and broke his left arm
above the wrist while picking cherries.
g. reported 90 be getting along as well
az could be expected
Mr. and Mrs. william Noirht. Of Elm
Grove. VINO have hocn visiting friends
IN Pittsburgh. have returned TO their
home
Olive Chipp. motortnan on the west
lines. So confined 90 his home on Row
street. Fulton. on account % illness.
Mrs. J. J. Miller 81 Woodsd8le has
returned from visit % Cleveland -.
M and Mrs. Winfred Simmons %
I.suuN. have returned fo their home.
after having visited friends in Column
bus o.
Tho ladies ~ the SUNDAY school ~ che
Methodist Episcopal church 81 west
NIrvnnder will hold a PASTRY sale On
Saturday a. tho home - Mrs. Eliza
beth Porter on Main street
Louis Elmer. OF Elm Grove feel eusuI-
Ing o." present week in thp east on
business.
last evening n. meeting ~ mo Mod
orn WoodWen band was hold Boo the
/. .w Grove town hn'i
Thursday the annual picnic ~ fi.
German NJ p church ~ Wheeling will
To hold ~ EiHyusN'a Grove
Tomorrow evening a meeting or the
Glendale Improvement club will ba
held
This evening meeting ~ fhc uonev's
Point orchestra win o. held no Tho home
~ %. ". Jenkins
WORK fa progressing m .-a now -.atfa
NI.H Is hrIrr huNf f"r fhr Wheeling
-'d1." club near Nhrr.ue park
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20
"Muggsy" Gives Sidelights
On Race in the Big Leagues

And Speaker OF course. T. roinr III. a
house anre, but not for the Red Soy.
NJ Mlsh speaher IN there. believe the
ikeo soS would be mile in front IN
that race by this time.
I understand McInnis may b. traded
70 Boston. II comes hard for this star
20 keep stringing with a constant loser.
and he would like Co Eet away from the
Athletics. All he can do is dream OF
the glory Of the old days But Hoblftz-
Ell - hitting the bali harder than Nc
spread among the Red SoN and they
are all afraid the lightning may strike
them and they will have to go TO the
dcspiscd Athletics
Mack's job looks pretty homeless
th"uEht his year he would show some
thing. but his club Is no good When
Dig job on his shoulders TO build up
another championship aEgrcEation
lot OF the old stars are going 10
iade out % the big leagues Tor good
about through. Mack considered the
McInnis deal with the idea OF moving
he me Old player over 10 first base.
where he would not have 20 be so spry.
believe Connie has some youngSter
Nc wants 10 try out AZ second. Well.
ne can AFFORD TO do a lot OF expert
worse on. herd OF college players
have Joined the Athlef les boys Mack
was tipped OF to by his peerless wire
less service. He will probably spend
I the rest OF the summer airing them
That ~ how ne got Eddie Collins. Eddie
PLAYING under the name OF sullivan
while still az Columbia University
Many of the old timers viii take off
the big league "spanEles' Tor the last
time this season l mean many OF tho
! really big stars I don't want 20 name
out the ones / expect 10 see go. And
how hate 10 sec them move along. II
makes mo feel old And II don't seem
as n they build ball players now like
Matty Wagner. LaJoie. and some more.
Al least, don't get them. n they do
Copyright. 1915, by John y. Wheeler.
Inc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20
JESS WILLARD AND PRANK GorcH
OWEN GLAD HAND APLENTY
Hun" Butler Thought He Could Throw
ooteh But He Changed His Mind
In Eight Minutes

II l. seldom that Wheeling and Wheel
ing sports have a chance TO see two
Worln chatnplo In action. one follow
ing the other IN quick succession. but
such was their privilege yesterday and
last night To say that a few availcd
themselves OF that privilege would b.
putting u mildly. for more than six
here.
Jess willard and Frank Gotch. the
FORMER the worlds heavyweight fighter
ana the latter the champion wrestler Of
the world. were here filling an engage
ncnt with the Sells-tloto circus that
showed on the Island twice yesterday
Al the conclusion OF the regular pro-
gram these men went into the roped
arena and gave an exhibition Of their
art that was considerably beyond what
the average follower Of the grip and
seen.
The management announced that
Gotch would meet all corners with the
guarantee that n the volunteer STAYED
Win the champion fifteen minutes nc
would be given 500 70 pay doctor bills
hun Butler decided TO take the chance
The men entered the ring. and from the
start u could be seen that C;otch was
toying with his volunteer opponent al
though he waited eight minutes before
he put him 70 The mat for the count by
Referee +. l.. Jones.
Jess Willard appeared first IN the big
tent on horseback. Riding a little bay
pony around the ring. he received rounds
OF applause and when he rode onto the
center raised ring and lifted has SOM
brero. the crowd went wild. No man
who has ever visited this city was given
n warmer welcome. At the conclusion
OF the regular program, and by the
time Gotch had finished Up with Butler.
willard was ready 20 pass 'cm around
10 Walter Monahan. his sparring part
ner
willard threw Off his robe ana en-
tered the ring wearing an mb8rrassed
smile. as though he were afraid some
body would get jealous OF his muscles.
When he raised TO his fun height and
expanded his chest no resembled D
skinned tree lie looked ut TO fight any
man on earth. The boys mixed u up TO-
three minutes in minute rounds pretty
lively. The climax came az the laso
when willard dropped his arms 20 his
side and allowed Monahan TO hit him
fun force IN the stomach Not even "A
finch showed on has face. Finding he
could make no Impression. Monahan
started kicking Willard on the shins
with the same result.
Aftor the sparring. u was the privi-
leEe for an Inteligencer reporter To- meet
Willard and Gotch IN their dressing
rooms. the courtesy OF their manager.
Tom Jones. Neither OF the men are
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20
Banishes
Nervousness
Puts Vigor and Ambition
Into Run Down, Tired
Out People

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depressed. and lack the desire 10
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20

Bessie Vie Bright. Heaters.
Mary Clytico Cannon. Harrisviils.
Iva Mae Craig. ST. Marys.
SHeaIice Winifred DeEaney. Thomas.
Springs.
l.ota 81. Ford. Kasson.
fIossie Blanche Frum. Buckhannon-
Ada Lillian George. Philippt.
Martin Elliott Hamrick. Webster
Springs.
Lem Leoti Harper. Flatwoods.
Ethel Thelma Harris. Elkins.
Jessie Jane Hartman. Elkins.
Florence Jones, Thomas
John Il. Lunham. Bristol
carlton Brooks Mewhorter. Weston.
Louise LcClerc Miller. Cowen.
Leslie Marie Nuzum. Bristol
Daisy Belle Radabaugh. BuckhannOn.
Clara Rightmire. Wildol.
Leone Bohrbough. Belington.
cecil. Dayton Springer. Pennington.
Nellie Give Trcmbly Terra Alta
Louise Van Camp New Martinsville
Joy Lloyd Washburn. Buckhannon.
Heulah Hannah Wheaton. Burning
Springs.
- Expression-
Nora Pearie CuTbin. Lost Creek
Academic.
Ada Virginia Altman. Lorentz-
Jesse Writ Beeghley. Weston
Lucille Pearson Billings. Parsons.
claude Browning, Logan.
Helen Beatrice Carrico. Kowlesburg.
Clarence Calvin burst, Amboy.
Carrie Allyue Fleisher Renick
Paul Fleming. Buckhaunun.
Lota VI. Ford. kasson.
Harvey Claude Gotf COTS.
Addison Clay Gould. Weston
l.aco GreRthouse. Mount Glare.
Ruth Bland Grimes. Dunmore
Lulu Florence Hail. Wallace.
Foster Robinson Hardman. Horner.
Victor Hugo Hardman. Jane Lew.
James Leslie Harvey, Buckhannon.
Elihu James Johnson. Buckhannon.
Aructt l.. Kidd, Buckhannon.
Wayne Cosby LsRue. Hillsboro.
clyde McCaman. Pincnton.
Jessie Marie human. Bristol
Daisy Belle Radahaugh. Buckhannon.
Leslie Mae Reeder. Buckhannon.
Sadie Marguerite ReNrode. Montery.
Va
Harry Slawter. Bridgeport.
Ada May Spencer. Icnick
George Hiner Zinn. HuttOnsvills.
Oratory.
William Samuel Jacobs. ClarksburE.
Raymond Worth Shumaker. Buckhan-
non
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20
CORNELL FRESHMEN.
STOP SYRACUSE CREW

PoUGHKEEPSIE. y. Y. June 10
cornells freshman crew prevented Syr-
acuse from sweeping tho river IN the
twenty second annual regatta OF the in
ter-collegiate rowing association. by
winning the two mile race for first year
cights here shortly afternoon today.
The Cornell Freshmen defeated syria
cuse by about two and half lengths.
Ten Eycks eight, after a thrilling race
with Pennsylvania noscd the Quaker
freshman crew OUT Of second place By
about two feet. while Pennsylvania WAS
an easy third over Columbia. which fin
lshcd last by some slX lengths The
official times follow.
Cornell n % -. Syracuse 1l.I5s-s.
Pennsylvania 1I.lgI-5. Coluubf,
II 20 2-5
The race was rowcd M stream with
the wind and tide against tho crews and
"A light rain helping 10 flatt,n the water
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20

aside from the college itself At this
exercise Bishop William +. Anderson
VIII be the speaker. Bishop Anderson
has previously visited Wesleyan and
here he has a most enviable reputa-
ton as speaker. lie has been a
Bishop in the Methodist church for a
number OF years and his coming Is
regarded as one of the biggest events
OF commencement week.
Two Events in Evening.
Two events are scheduled for We'd
nesday evening. At 1880 President
Fleming and the other members OF
the Faculty will give a public recep-
ton TO all visitors and at $50 one or
the the most important events OF
the week is scheduled: play.
Julius Cesar" rendered by the
Shakespeare club OF the college. \
strong and well drilled caste is avail
able for the play and IL is anticipated
that II will be well attended.
Todsy's events are almost too nu-
auguration Of President Fleming with
all the attending ceremonies Will over
shadow everything else. The town -
already nlled TO the limit with notable
men and women from every section OF
the state and there has never been In
the history OF the institution such an
Influx OF alumni and former students.
The recent graduates especially are here
In large number. but tomorrow the
classes Of 1896 and 1906 hold their re-
unions. and the return OF these vctcr-
ans will add touch that II at present
wanting. The alumni reunion. next TO
the inauguration and the dedication OF
Raymond Hall. Is the most important
event OF the day. Great interest. TOO.
centers in the Anal game OF the series
between the Wesleyan baseball teams
o'clock. Saturdays game was one Of
the best and most exciting ever played
here. and tomorrow.s game. with the
large number OF visitors in town. will
draw n record crowd.
The following are the graduates:
College.
Myrtle Boylen. \. Il. Buckhannon.
Gatewood Preston Cameron. b. s..
Margaret Tate comeron. e. s. Buck
MSyIne coweII Caste. b s. Buck
Hazel Marie Clark. 4. n HarrisviIie
Gladys Elizabeth Fitzwatcr. \. r.,
Flora Lois Griffin. A. r.. Belineton.
Clarence Herman Crosse. p. s. Buck
harmon.
walter Richmond Grose, \. b. Buck
George r. Hammer. \. b.. Weston.
Arthur Orr Harvey. \. b., Deer Park.
Louia Jordan. p. 8. Ruckhannon.
John snowdon kellison. j. s.. Buck
Feuiah Lovett. p 8. Beiington.
ningtou.
Lillian Perry Msyheld. 4. r. Buck
harmon.
Peariic Cecil McQuain. \. y. Craw-
ford
william Gladstone McrreIs. h. s.
Euckhannon
Peter James Murdoch. 4. r. Buck
harmon.
Maize Powers. \. r. Nouudsville.
Anna EeEcr. \. Il. Bu khannon.
EulaliR opal Sine. II. - Ruckhannon.
William NfTf 'OrmlrE Singleton
Warrington
Flavius Fay Smith. r. s Fairmout.
| Louise Spies. r. s Eurkhauuon
/ Normal.
/ Sarah Katherine Berry. Sutton
| Ncstt Edna Eouar. Cameron
! Nadt Hazel Brake. H8rrievll1e.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20
WORLDS CHAMPIONS GIVEN
BIG RECEPTION IN WHEELING

great takers. although both said that
III there were any men that wanted TO
get thrown or beaten Up all they had TO
DO was To say 80.
The mems contracts with the circus
call Tor the season. which. IL IL said
viii close November !. As soon there
after as possible. willard viii meet
rank Fulton and Glitch viii wrestic
Stecker a. Omaha. July 6. Jones says
he has an cffer from II. = Griffith. pro-
Queer OF The Birth or Nation" OF
$4,000 for movie rights n the nght is
staged az Mlnneapolls.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20
W. VA. WESLEYAN TAKES
OVER OHIO WESLEYAN

Special Dispatch 20 the IuteIlicence-.
BlckHANNON. W Va. June 10
The Methodlsts o. West Virginia again
rtumphed over the Buckeyes here to-
day by the score Of 8 TO I'm a game
featured by timely hitting. good pitch
ing and just ns timely errors.
Tomorrow tho same teams plav the
final or tho series as the climax OF the
inauguration and dedication ceremonies
scheduled for the morning and early ar
tcrnoon. Score Nv innings:
II HE.
Ohio Weslovan. OOOo1I0oO-s &
W. Va. Wcsrn. OO2o2N-5
eries-Mycrs and Pride: Wagner
and Singleton.
Young Horeful-whst doe. college
bred mean Dad
Dad treading heirs school expense-)
Merely a big loaf. Pcrcival-Pitt
Panther
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20
AMATEUR NOTES

The EoZie 4 g - Martins Ferry
would like fo arrange game with any
fast team I'm 'he ohio valley Munds-
vic. Patcn city. Belmont. SisterSville
Msirton or MAYNARD preferred Cali
Martins Ferry "a on tho Bell
Tho Maynard h1r club would like 10
ABRAMS" games with either the Dequssnc
or Moose teams. ANY other fast team
may orange Tor game by communicat-
inr with The manager SUNDAY the May
ndrd boys won two games from tho
Eerwond Ramblars The first 4 20 .
ana ths second 90 q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20
MOUNDSVILLE BOY
JOINS THE PIRATES

PITTSBUEGH juno l9-Frank- Dom
aid. OF MouudsviIlc ". Va foined the
ilttspurEh Pirates here today FOR q try
out Donald formerly played first base
I"r the nigh school team boo his home
town and lS said to De- a good fielder
ana hitter. Manager Callahan said he
would try Donald out on practice and II
he made good. would sign him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20
OUT-THE-PIKE
white Funeral Yesterday.

Funeral services were held ye steruaN
morning ~ n O'Clock over the remains
or Mrs. Mary 4 White. OF West Alex
andcr. who died Saturday morning fol
lowing r. brief illness Rev. II. 4. Rid
die. pastor 81 the West Alexander Pres
hyterian church. OBLIGATED Burial was
In the West Alexander cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20

~ the First " r. church 81 Elm Grove
viii hold a lawn fcte on tho lawn sur
rounding tho Hawkins residence ON
East Main street. Elm Grove. on Thurs
dav evening. M kinds o. refrcshrnen's
will he placed on sale. and tho com
n.ittes IN charge is putting forth every
crort 70 nlnke The anaIr n SUCCESS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20

The pupils Of ST Ninccnt's parochial
school. Elm Grove. enjoyed their annual
picnic ~ Wheeling park yesterday. The
event was somewhat marred by tho
rain. with the result that no athletic
pro gram was rendered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20

Tho saddle club - Wheeling will
keep from nifty 20 eighty head 81 horses
in 'hc new sfali" near Wheeling park
whom " g. completed This Fall Tho work
on the construction 90 ffho building ISL
rroErceeirr slowly owing o. the rain
or the past few weeks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20
VIII Observe the Fourth.

7 Tho churchcs n Wost Ale1hnfer. IN
Guiding the Christian. F'resbyto rian.
United Presbyterian and Methodist. have
made 1rrlu eeucufs for the Observance
of tho Fourth OF July. by the holding
a. n union picnic on The West Alexander
fair grounds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20
GREASY" NEALE To
COACH WESLEYAN

PATKERS HI re-. w Va. According
TO announcement here today. Earle
tsreHsey' Nealc. OF this CITY. center
fielder with the Cincinnati Nationals
has signed contract TO coach the West
virginia Wesleyan football team this
iall Nealc IL a graduate OF Wesleyan
Last year he coached the MuSkIngum
College football team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20
Stellar obseauiee yesterday.

Funeral services was held yesterday
afternoon A. O. o'clock over the remains
OF Ellsworth Stellar. son OF Nr and
Mre. Martin Sfullnr - West Finley.
who died Saturday a. the North Wheel
ing hospital Burial was IA tho West
IInley cemetrrv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20

Arrangements have been completed
FOR the bazaar and market which will be
held Friday and Saturday In the Win
tiers Brothers meat market. Elm Grove.
under the auspices OF tho Golden Links
Bible class 81 the First Methodist EpIs-
copal church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20
FINAL Arrangements Completed.

The boosters committee OF the Mems
Bible class Cf the Vance Memorial church
AT meeting held last night at the
home OF Frank Ryder. MOodlawn. COM
uleted arrangements for tho annual out
IN < or tho class which will be held Fri
day at Blaynsy's Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20

ming IN re Fular session IN the town hall
at which several matters OF Importance
were considered among which was the
proposition OF submitting a new bond
issue FOR street improvements. No
Definite action was taken. other rou-
tine business was transacted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-20
INAUGURATION OF
new PRESIDENT AT
- WESLEYAN TO-DAY
Or. WALLACE 9. FLEMING TO BE
tNOUCTeo INTO OFFICE WITH
FINE CEREMONIES.

Tomorrow Morning the Commence.
nent Exercises viii be Held
Or. Allen 20 Make Address