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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
CHALLENGE TO
BILLIARD SPORTS
ALL COMERS WILL BE ACCEPTED
BY NEW MANAGER OF NAT1oNAh
PARLORS
Prize OF SIS VIII BE Given TO AL
Players Who Will Defeat Him.
Contests Every Night.

At the National Billiard room last
night Clayton Bycrs. the western bill
lard expert and manager Of the National
won his third game in the all conner
tournament when lie defeated 'Ioc sny,
der by the score of 100 to Gl. Rycrs had
To extend himself. as in the middle or
tho game the score stood 81 to AZ IN
favor Of the local lad. who. Bycrs says
is the best pocket billiard playrr In
Wheeling. He showed better form than
any other challenger and made conscc-
i've runs 81 10. ii. ~. which is re-
mnrkahlc for any player. Byers. who Is
a cool and hcahy player, stepped up
when he seemed to he beaten ana
showed form thai made him the cham
piou Of all the west. BY shooting last
and playing carefully he ran out inc
game with successive runs or 70 - ana
Out.
Jimmy Adams Of Pittsburgh. Byers IS
irving To arrange n match with Snyder
and any other player In wheeling: Any
others who wish to compete Win Mr'
Dycrs should make application at once
in the billiard parlors located over the
Basic restaurant
An award If $500 will be given to any
nlnver who defeats Mr.. ByerS.
l., ~ ojs .nshrdluu ctnoinn shrdlu ral"u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
DECLARES STATE SUPERlNIEN-
DENT cRABBE OF The ANTI
SALOON LEAGUE
In Addressing U. P. Synod OF Ohio
Yesterday-Tell Is Of the Present
Conditions in This State.
That a constitutional amendment to

That constitutional amendment to
make prohibition nationwide will be
submitted to the states by the snort
congress in December was the conh-
dent prediction made yesterday after.
noon by George ". Crabbe. of Charles
ton, state superintendent of the West
Virginia Anti-Saloon league, in an ad-
dress to the Ohio Synod Of the United
PRESBYTERIAN churches. Mr.. Crabbe
based his prediction upon the leagues
information regarding the attitude OF
congressional and senatorial candl-
dates upon the proposition to submit
a national prohibition amendment.
His assertion that the question OF SUP
hitting such an amendment Is certain
to be voted upon by the short con-
eress and his prediction that the
amendment will be submitted threw
the national prohibition advocates in
the Synod session into fervor OF
enthusiasm.
II firmly believe" superintendent
Crabbe told the synod, that the short
session of congress will submit the
issue of national prohibition to the
states in December. I'm sure con:
gress will vote upon the question OF
submitting national prohibition. and
while can't assure you positively
that we have a suftlclent majority 70
guarantee submission Of the amend
ment, I nm firmly convinced that we
are to win big victory this winter.
The Time Is Ripe.
I'VE have reached the hard part OF
the fight, but with something like
seventy congressman and senators to
elect from states wherein the senti-
ment is dry. feel that the result is
q lnost certain TO be in our favor We
can't wait. With this opportunity we
mus. secure action in congress at
once, and I believe the time is ripe
for the drive at the liquor traffic
through submission Of national
amendment. Nine more states vote
on the prohibition issue this fall and
feel sure a majority of them will
join the prohibition states"
"Of this I am sure" he added. chat
any West Virginia congressman,
whether already elected or to be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28

The Red Sox. by an unusual display
of gamcness. appear II have nor3t q
into the money in the American league
Carrigan went west with a crippled ball
club. Barry. the best man in the In
field and valuable asset to the club,
even out Of the lineup, was hurt Yet
the Red Sox showed the way to both
the Tigers and the White Sox on their
own home parks.
Once more 1t was Jennings pitchers
who went back on him. They couldn't
hold the leads his sluggers put under
them. The Tigers are game crew,
but they found the Red SoX just as
game. And the deciding battle of the
recent series between Detroit and BoS-
ton was won by Henricksen as a plnch
hitter. the same youngster that sKldded
one across third base for two SACKS
with Mathcwson pitching after taking
two strikes and the blow beat US out OF
the championship Of the world, He IS
n natural enemy OF jennings and me.
Carrigan finishes off the season at
home with the Athletics SO he has
good opportunity to grab the flag II
il comes down to final drive.
The White Sox are still dangerous.
but the schedule favors the Boston
Americans. Besides finishing at home
with Mack's club. Carrgan has more
games to play than Rowland's club has.
The white Sox have their last game
scheduled for next Sunday. The Red
Soy have three more games to play
with tho Athletics after that. 1t might
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
WEST VA. SOCCER
TEAMS MAY PLAY

As no adriccs u the contrary has
hern received from the national govern
ing body. the Western Pcnnsylvanla
Football Association has again decided
10 allow the soccer clubs OF Eastern
Ghi" md West Virginia to take part in
the championship cup competition.
The membership fec to the nssocia-
ton is Two dollars $4,000 for indi-
vidual clubs. and one dollar (Sl:oo) for
clubs belonging to affiliated leagues,
being one dollar (Sl.O0) additional in
each case
Entries will hr received by the Sec
rotary. n. McClurg. 5lSl Stanton
Avenue. Pitt shurgh. until next Friday.
September 20. and the first round draw
viii bn made that evening. the first
round being played not later than Octo-
nor | :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
PIEDMONT FANS
HONOR BILL LOUDEN


Special dispatch I" Thc lhi"liiSchCe''
pIEDMuNT. ". Va. Sept 81
Christy Nath"wSon H"d hlNHih cfhhat,
p.ds Gf tho National league. experienced
little trouble In defeating Piedmont here
this afternoon. /" /. in the last game
OF the local season.
In honor OF Hlil l."uL"n. Of the visit
ing team, n Piedmont boy. who got his
Start in baseball on ;he Piedmont club
of tho +. .. NJ. league. having been
drafted into the major 'c1SH" "h'i"
,,lavlng on tho Same grounds on which
ioday's battle was STAGED. The business
houses ami mills declared II nn!nny.
When I.oudcn walked to ;hc plate in
the first inning. h" was pr"scnt"G WIN
u shot gun q tukrn from his friends ana
TrhriSty MathewSnn, who was on me
Coaching line at tho time. was called to
the plate and presented with al arSe
basket Of chrysanthemumS by IN"
members Of the Piedmont club. the
game was witnessed by moro than 2,ogo
fans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
MKT CONGRESS WILL SUBMIT
THE PROHIBITION ANENDME nj

elected this fall, will vote to submit
the question of national prohibtdon
amendment, and the same viii Do
true of West Virginia senator's. L.
Conditions in West Virginia.
Regarding the conditions in West
Virginia under prohibition law,
Superintendent Crabbe said:
II challenge any man to visit any
section of West Virginia. secure the
statements of the members Of the law
enforcemnt machines, then talk to the
clean, upright honest citizens. and
they will tell you that evn with LIQUOR
sold in states all around them, West
Virginia is infinitely better under the
prohibition regime"
He referred to a letter from Super.
intendent George V. Guthrie, Hunting.
ton Home for Incurables. in which DR..
Guthrie stated that since the advent
of prohibition the number Of cases In
that institution due to alcohol, have
decreased IS per cent, and to letter
of Warden NJ. z. White indicating that
the population of the state prison at
Moundsville fell off nearly 200 during
the first two years Of Warden Whites
administration, with prediction from
the warden that in short time ne
would not be surprised If the prison
population is reduced to 500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
*'Muggsy" Gives Sidelights
On Race in the Big Leagues

be possible for the Chicago club to quit
In first place on Sunday night and
then have to sit By for three days and
watch themselves sink back in the
standing while the Worlds Champions
are winning from the Athletics.
Have the Edge.
IF Rowland is to win. he must do tho
job this week and make 1t thoroUghl
4 big crack in the Red Sox is about L..
only hope. The Red Sox como back
homo TO play the Yankees. This won't
be n soft series. for Donovan has his
maulers back in fine fettle, and they
will battle Carrigan tooth and nall.
They have always been a stumbling
block to Boston. and they will be play
ing with nothing on their minds. Every
player on the Red Sox will be working
with the idea in his head that a boot
may cost the worlds championship.
But Carrigan has cultivated the fight
ing spirit in his boys and they play
the old game when they smell money
in 4 victory.
From what American Leaguers tell ne
I don't look for the White Sox to stand
up and come through. The finish -
too close. It will be a case Of great
ball club not quite making It because
it was outgamed.
Well, from where sit. 1t looks Ike
Brooklyn and Boston. I'll let you know
definitely next week.
Copyright, 1916, by John N. Wheeler,
Inc) >
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
RED SOX
CONTINUE WINNING SfREAK BIZ
TRIMMING YANKEES TO
Battle Went Ten Innings To Exciting
Tinish-Senators Wauop the
Athletics

BOSTON. Sept. 27-Boston celebrated
its home coming from successful west
ern trip with ten inning victory over
New York. 3 to ., today. Shore, after
holding the visitors helpless for eight
innings, weakened in the ninth and New
York tied the score before Mays went
into the box and checked The rally. IN
the tenth Shockcr was wild ana 1lll"n
the box and CHECKED the rally. In the
tenth Shockcr was wild and filled the
bases on passes. Shawkcy replaced MIN
and lioblitzel laid down sacrifice along
who ran fer Mays.
New York scored It's Two runs In the
ninth inning on three singles. sacri-
flee and 4 tumble by Hooper. Sensation
al catches by Lewis and shorten ana
the speed OF the Boston infield were
features Of the hard fought game.
Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
WESLEYAN READY
FOR FELLOWS MEN

Special dispatch to the IntellIecuc"r.
SCCKHANOON. W. Va, Sept. 81
When WeSlcyan's football hopes so ON
the field Saturday OF this week to meet
John l.. lWar Horse F'elton's MuskinE-
I'm crow she should present the strong
est lineup Of the year. on paper. tho
CT course later on she will have Il be-
ter devei"T"d machine. So far this
year the Orange and Black SridGHrs
have been remarkably free fcam IN
jurieS, nothing more than muscle bruises
and slight skin wounds having been
produced in spite ~ ;hr great amount
OF hard work the mru have been made
70 do by coaches Neae and Nellis"n.
Unless someone is injured badly in. TO-
days ScrimmaCe Wesleyan will b. able
to rall on any man in the entire s-.Iad
of fifty 10 do duty against the Musk
ingum crew as no heavy work will be
done on Friday ard tonight the entire
bunch - men were in the very pink OF
condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
as STRAIGHT FOR GIANTS.

NEW YORK, Sept. "7.-A sensational
ninth fruin:: rally. coming after two
were out to-day. enabled New York |"
maintain its great winning streak ana 10
stretch it's record into n now figure. NJ
Irr tiring St. Louis III the niuih. Inc
locals won IN the tenth by Il score OF
tn :. :rr their twcnty-third consecutive
vIr:rry.
S;rHI". 81 young. left handed pitcher
came within IN" put'ut 81 Stopping tiic
Nv YrrL tennis sensational run, Ii"
held New York to four scattered hits Tor
thu fi:$t eight innings. and alI"wcn NJ
runS Score: H. ~ -.
st. Louis .....1 o q o. q y ~
New YGrk. Il u q Il Il" u q J. :
Strol, aud SNYDER; Anderson. E"rl"n,
@. smith. Ritter and lsarid,n. M'CartE'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
CINCINNATI REDS WILL ARRIVE
TODAY FOR EXHIBITION CAME
MATHEWSON In CITY

Chris,y NafhrwsOn. famous
New York pitcher and nov MAJ
agtr of the Cincinnati Reds. VI"
play here today. accompanied by
Hal Chase and Lack Ryder. sport
ing editor Of the "Cinclnnat! In
quircr." arrived in til" city last
night and are registered at III"
McLurc They came through from
Philadelphia. The balance OF the
club stopped OF az Cumberland.
Md, where they played an eNhlHi,
rion game yesterday. Chaperon|d
by Bernie Mcclure. MatheWSoh'
Ryder and Chas" will spend The
morning at the Country Club play
inc golf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
GRAVES TAKE ANOTHER.

BOSTON, Sept @7.-Eostcn won It's
sixth strair!,; game. toe. from Il''S-
hur.:h to-day. in the last home Eain' CT CT
The season. tyler kept four bits Mrli
,,..,,I.r|L and was never in danger. Tn"
locals got their lon" run in she ,"iGhil
iuniu- On n base on balls 4 sacrifice ny
ana :. single by Mage" Sc"r%: X. It, T.,
Pittsburgh ....-n u On d . u
i.,Si,,,, u a O'nd0 | = 5 q
Cn,n,r ard ". Wagner: Tyler and
C;uv,!y blackburn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
DAMAGED PACKAGES
Sent by insured Parcel Post Wtu be
Compensated for, According 70
Bulletin Posted eYEterday.

\ bulletin was posted in the post
office yesterday. issued by the third as
sisiant postmaster general. announcing
that damage done TO insured parcel post
packages in transit Will be compen.
stated for, Hereafter the address may
he given tho package after making
statement in writing Of the damgaed
stale in which it was received.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28

Two base hit-Janvrin. Three base MT
-IIooper. Stolen base Scott. Sacrifice
hits-janvrin. Hoblitzcl. Gcdeon. Double
piaysVPcckinpauGh to Gcdcon to ripp:
Scott to Hohlitzel. Left, on bases-SeW
York 6: BOSTON 8. First base on errors
New York q Boston l. Base on balls
Off Shoeker and in Ia innings; Off
Shawkey none and none in Is inning:
off shore G and | In Sl-3 innings; Off
Mays none and mono in "-3: Hit ~
pitcher-hy Shockcr tCady). Struck out
wild ritch-Shock"r. Umpircs-O' Lough-
lin and Evans. Timc-2:l".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
.EvER-GR0WING SICK
LIST WORRIES bob"

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Sept. e
with tn, opening game of the Uniyer-
sitr nr Pennsylvania card only fcW
days OIL. with III" Wcst Virginia I'm.
vcrSiiv as tn" opposition. Coach l'uh
r,nynI1 is worried Five mon Of VARSITY
caIihr.. are ont nursing injuries. Penn
syIvmni.,'. sick list commenced 10 grow
,rurjra rhr latter part of last week.
,iir iuru in rs many days were sent ~
~. hospital aud the last man TO 70 .wns
Charles II. inning. tn" best line man that
INN has lad in L number OF years.
'rLUs Euw,ll'S chances in Saturdays
i;,fn.. with The Mnunrairr"rS will reply
l,niuIy on SECOND and third string men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
NO SPECTATORS AT
ARMy-L, Y. GAME

WEST POINT. y. y. Sept. 2I.-fo!.
lowers of The Army football team Will
have to be content with reading the
m" ~, reports of the Cadets open
Ing gridrpn battle her" next Satur-
day with Lebanon Valley, II was an
nnunCed tn;iay.
The public will not he permitted to
witness the game owing to the guaran-
tine restrictions still in force ms a pre-
caution against infantile paralysis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
NO FOOTBALL At
! CATHEDRAL HIGH
officials of the School WIN not TAKE
UP This Sport During the
Season.

According to an announcement hhaup
Inst night Ivy Rev. l;r";h"r E"rnara III
charge ~ the athletic Department ~ t"
cathedral High S"hu"l. there VIII hut
h,. rny teams rrpr. ScutinE the schools
in thu amateur football games during
Tho coming season. Heretofore. the
teams of this school haN" played an
important part IN IN" amateur rI' i,,s
nr Wheeling but owing to the objections
of some of the PARENTS 1t was decided l."
cancel all ARRANGEMENTS for entering the
local amateur league.
4 basketball team among IN" juniors
and seniors. however. viii u" "rEahi""u
nmI ,h,y viIl meet AL Corners in their
class.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
MANAGER MuLLANEy ANNOUNCES
OFFICIAL LINEUP OF
BOTH MINES.
Greasy Neale, Hal Chase and Maehewson
WIN Be In Redlaud Uniform
for Part Of Game.

Tho curtain on ti,e baseball season In
the Wheeling district will be drawn Tor
the 1916 season At The close OF the eNhl-
billion game between The 'All-StarS COM
posed uf Wheeling and Martins Ferry
men and Christy Mathcwsons MEN from
tho Redland This Afternoon ~ League
Park The Cincinnati Reds Will arrive
III Wheeling THIS morning and Will regis
Yer ut the Mcclure hotel Yesterday.
they played an exhibition game Il, Cant
berlaad. Nd.
Not only will Wheeling baseball fans
havc n chance OF seeing the last game
OF the season this afternoon. but through!
arrangement Of Manager Mul!anHE. @:
Martins Ferry, they will see N uniform
tdolS OF the National Le;Lgur-C hri&tF
Mathnwse2. Fla; Chase. and last but MOT
least in the EYES OF West NirSini;tS laiS
GREASY" Ncalc. Ncale will com" |"
Wheeling from Buekhannoa. he havir;
left the club several days ago 10 coSlcn
his ulmo matters football eleven.
The official lineup rs announced yes
tcruay by Manager MullantE. toIo"S:
Cincinnati. AL Stars.
Ncalc II. Ming. :: l.
Louden ob.' Madden. RI.
Groh. ID. Cleveland, Sd.
Rouch. m. Ford. SD.
Chase 1b. Reese. 3b.'
Griffith. r.. pnS'ow. IN.
Mckechnic Sd rolndcNtcr. ID.
Kopf. IS. BateS. m
Wingo c. Hamilton. II.
HUM, c Crum. Il.
Schultz. 2 Lewis. %;
Knetzer. 2. SautcrS. 70.
Mathewson, .. TrysOck. So
Capt. ~. OnSlpw. c.
n'MIll.y. I.
K;LiSerliaS. p.
Wetzei. p
Campbell. p.
Nelly. =.
Cmplres-Padden and Mckelvey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
MOTHER AND CHILD DID,.

Special Dispatch to the 1ntelligcncer.
FAIRMONT. w. VA. Sept 27-Deeth
struck down two in the family OF Or.
VILE Lish, local painter today. when
his wife and infant child both succumb-
cd. Last night the baby was born ana
today both mother and child passed
away The father is almost Prostrate
over the double loss. The bodies Will
be taken to Mt. Lake Park. the former
homo of Nr. and Mrs. Lish for burial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
: ASSOCIATED CHARITIES.

The officials Of the Associated Char
tiles arc making arrangements Tor
public meeting to be held In some local
hall Monday evening, October 8. The
general public will be invited to attend
and matters pertaining to the work OF
the organization will be discussed. Sew
eral prominent speakers will deliver.
addresses and a board Of directors will
be elected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
TEAM TO BANQUET

Monday night. tn" MooE" baseball
team will he hanruct"d at Eudl"r's on
GIcnn's Pun 10y II. +. McC"nk"y. man
aser of the team. Tn" cup nHrre! I"
tbr hes, team III tho ohio Valley by
viii be presented to thu
Moose ut this time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
SlJPERRbAS
PLAYED CHAMPIONSHIP BALL YES
TEEpAY AND INCREASED
IT'S LEAD.
Defeats Cubs in EandJ Fashion - O.
Giants Make il Twenty-three
Straight-Braves Win.

EROkLNN. y. l.. sept. 2T.-Ero"klyn
played championship ball to-day and III
creased It's had To one and a half games
IL the rcni,;,nt race. hy beating Chicago"
10 y. Smith was III truubl" N only
two innings. the fourth aud fIIlh. Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28

Three has" hits: NIyccs. Dauh"rt. - =
rifle hat. N.,ushn. M"wry. ln'"hi l"n' :
OLSON &ri I"uhri. Lrft IN b.: ~
..au,. t.. l:rrnIilyn. i. First t;':.. "a -;
r,,. EruuNIyn. t. Ease on hHi'S: OK
yntl,,hr. :; orc Smith. ;. Earned :Gn>
orr Vaughn. =. Struck cut: ~ N"HIhn'
=: by Smith !. Passed hail: MI" r.
rmpIrcs: Riglcr and lIS"n. Time: 90.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
RAID ON STABLE
Prohibition Squad Gets One Mau and
Quantity Of Beer and Whiskcy.

Prohibition Officers l:"rt Phillips nnd
Martin NeIder last evening rnid'd Il
building known as Eail"y's stable. :2l'
Alley A. and con!iScatcd lot -! beer
and whiskoy \ man. whose nam" Is
,,ivcn ma Mike Prayer. Was found IN til"
huildinE and nlacch under :rrcSt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
The Standing.
BROOKLYN GAINS HALF
GAME ON COMPETITORS

CHICAGO, Sept. 27-Brooklyn gained
half a game over Philadelphia In the
National League race today by heating
Chicago. while the champions rested.
hut Boston, winning from Pittsburgh
STAYED BID games behind. Philadelphia
is one and onc-hulf games behind Brook
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
AVALANCHE OF HITS.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 21-Washins-
ton hit tho ball hard today and defeated
Philadelphia - To =. The visitors MADE
II hits. which included seven two oae-
gers and home run off Myers delivery.
Foster and Morgan each had -FOUR MIS-
r. Fl. L
Washington 100 61N 1913 II .
philadelphia -. 900 10l lUO-
Shaw and Charity; Myers and Plc-
IA,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
LEE RITZ CAPTAIN

Lee Ritz right half back on the
Wheeling High school football team was
squad held at the high school building
yesterday. Ritz has played upon the
team for three years and has always
been picked as the all-state backiield
man,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
PLANNING CORN ROAST

Members Of the Wh ling Motorcycle
club are planning a 'rn roast 10 he
held near 'Tump Ic 80 ut Narwond.
on next Tue Sday r ming. Tho m"m-
hers OF the club " meet ut their club
rooms and will to the camp upon
their motorcycle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28

In tho american League. Boston won
again whit. il SrivalS were idle and
Gained half 4 game on them. The cham
,i0ns HOW stand three whole games
ahead Of Chicago and 80 games ahead
Of Detroit. The standing:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
JUSTICE COURT.

Sam Bergkhoff was given a hearing
before Squire 4. W. RAIDER last evening
on charge OF intoxication. He was
fined 81 and costs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28

You can get insurance against loss
of rental income-hut you can protect
Yourself from such loss through time
ly advertising.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
The Standing.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YeaterdaY'R Results.

Washington ~: Philadelphia 3.
Ol BOSTON s: New York ,.
I)-lU innings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdny's Results.

Boston !: Pittsburgh O.
Brooklyn >; Chicago 0.
On New York ); st. Louis :
1)-l0 innings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28

The right sort Of cad" Of the right
sort Of property, In the right sort OF
mediumi finds the right sort Of tenant.