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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-21
NO FEATURE
RACES TODAY
Windsor Program. However,
Calls Out Some Fine
Horses.

No one race STANDS out as a fea-
ture IN the program FOR The racing
az Windsor this afternoon, but pien-
ty OF good sport is promised BY the
schedule The nelds will av rage
smaller than they have throughout
the other days Of the Windsor meet
ing, bot there Is plenty on class and
plenty II opportunity 10 get fooled
q, the psr,-mutusls. Some splendid
horses are scheduled 10 run and sew
ersl ot them are pitted again each
other.
re~.ing racing and not many
serious upsets featured Tnur~tAy's
card Only three rNces paid any
think ike big prices. Cummensia IN
the frst race, leading with 9 price
Of $3.50 for q 81 ticket. The next
be,t Get was a place ticket on Col
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-21
Watching the
Scoreboard
YrRrTHDAYs HERO :

YE&TTRDAYs Htsfkpt
Grover Cleveland Alexander
s~yver c. hid thr CHHrfanHti
batterr TO two hits and tu-t for
ta~k banged out two doubles on
his own hook and .-svrd = run.
ire Yankees zen n great tsetic nj
vfrt~vy, losing ta@ Eauie. but EettinR
thrvugh without injury 90 rinn
Freddie sckupp heid the Cubs 20
fou- bffs. fapaed seven mes snd
LOST. hut IT'S sofv fair TO .ay that
Hendrt1 held the Giants go three bits.
TS- Boston Red son sire vtthin
one game of the top.
Bush. OF tho Athletics pitched
sork ing bah I'm the s~-vnd rr-us WITH
Cleveland Rud WIN. breaking the
cIak's lo~fnx streak which bad reach
ed sise. with defeat In the fr~t Tn me-
TIE gsme CIin NsrhIe lost yestsr-
day wra his fesrth straight.
shnnka the wsshtnEton thIrs
sscher. found Sn~ Of WHITE Hose
Russ~Irs sisnts for n ko-ne run In
TIE s~>1ph x.a<. IN. team by ths
way, II u,svfna fsts arSs division By
vtyts~ ~ its A~wbis win
Since verpss Cssti~'s srspp~d away
to war R~~sold Well terms aim
Charlie. Dillingham; shooting star.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-21
STANDINGS
American League.
STANDING.
St. rP I.1is j5ssfsS: q RI
New York eeol 81

St. If T.ai: 4. 55si:i:5:SLFF RI? 9
New York 81 0
Bstter!ss-,room end SEVERED
Msrkl- and Nunsnaker. MosridSs
Unpires-Nallin and Dineen.
A. WaShinEton--Second Game
ch hiSsss . . ossci 81 s
Wash o s . Q % 81 10 0
Batteries-Russell and schAlk
Esrrar and Henry Empires Hide
brand and OLoughl,n
At Phtlatelphls-Second Game
c,. iHPP.ns' a3ssSS s-sS = Z
PnnSd.I 90 90 . ii {!
Ratteriss-Lzouder m'lk. Comee and
pA'y, Oneil Rush and Meyer. I'm
pires-Ch!ll and Evans
A. wAshtrgtcn--F'rst Game
chisaso 6 . . . Q 0 ! 81 I 0
wash. Q 0 0 9 Q II ? !
Rsttsrtes-villisna Crcotte Rus-
sell and ScAalk; Boehlins End Henry.
J'-pires-rLoughh ana Hilds-
brand
ci. iG?I,as' 5i6:5i
PrUageI. OF 0 @ - :
Ratterfes-MeAb~ ard CNsN Shee
han. Myers and Meyer, Carroll I'm
pires--r,' ans And Chilli.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-21

Tc-ais ....tl i 30 %
sBattsd Cor Mckee IN ntrtn
tran FOR Scott ~ eighth.
tBAtted for Agnsv IN eighth.
Detroit 800. 90 oef 900 GO III
Boston 200 900 o3e 100 o.
Tvo-bAse hr-Eooper- Double
pisys-CoveIeskie. Mckee. Wit, Me-
Ees and Young, VIZ rouns and
Levis Thomas and 0eednex; Witt
unAss,Gsd Left on baseS-Detroit
IL Bo-on .. First base on errors
Detroit ,. Boston z. Bases on befis-
Ra.s e9v'f ast. .ae o ..-b. sT rrns-o 81
coveieskt.. Il hits and runs IN Il,
innings: of Foster, Z HTS md run
81 innfngs, of Ruth, hits and no
Ply Covsi-skie. Barry. Struck out
% cTvsieskie I, By FOSTER .. oT
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-21
HERZOG PLAYS
AS GIANT TODAY

CHICAGO. July 2l.-Buck Herzog
will play short stop for tho Giants
against the CUBS today. according
to Capt Larry Doyle. Doyle plans
20 put the ex-Rec manager at his
old position, third base. as soon a.
Fletcher Is able 20 return 20 the
lineup
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-21
COBB READY TO
PASS JACKSON
Ty Only Three Points Behind
JOe-Speaker Way
Ahead. In

CLEVELAND. o.. July 21.-With
percentage OF .3Ss. Iris Speaker
today Is still leading the American
league sluggers Joe Jackson 10 In
second place. with $50, but T'y Cooo
has gained on Jackson 30 that tho
Georgia Peach Is only three points
behind the White Sox batsman.
Chick Gandil has lost the honor
OF leading the league In sacrifices.
f)ddie Collins and Buck Weaver. OF
the White SoS. and Oscar WITT. OF
the Tigers. having ~ each.
Cobb IL running away with base
running honors, having IS steals to
hts credit. Hughie High. OF the
Yankees, who Is only batting .2os.
Is next with "a.
Prfrtinw-tA~ plain neat kisa---thet
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-21

Gutelius, IN the seventh race, This
ticket was worth 1850. King Box.
winner OF mis- race, paid s14SO and
Owana. which captured the nfth
event, was worth SIS 30.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-21
National League.
ST ABIDING.

At CircinnstI-T'-S' Cane
I-n'-Es " ?
PhIiadei SO &c g
l'I~H.-v " O 60
Batte-l.s and Kill,ter
-n-~v. S7seAv ard wing. Cmpires
-Quig'ey ana By-cn
Brook m -Pittsogrs Postponed wet
tnr'nxs l2s. sss 80 RTE
y YORK = . o 0 G 90 : .
t-hiraxo @ o Q o o Q o Ii :,
-S~ruVp rUt ESFtrer
Hs7drir and F>isehe-. npires--Or.h
and KLEIN
e.. g'i--f-y-s ,s--S~rrrf Cane.
Innings r n =
pNIlssel nooie $50 o. : :
Circinratf "a @ Q G. "a q
patteriss-Demar-s Mayer. Me-
C-.tIa- e-A FH~us S-hglz ent " In
e T--rpirsH-Byron ard igley
Tur,nEs lSs a. ID r
Boston 0 o o 81 g
- Louis Q 90 -
Pa-t@rfez-Ezrreu N4E1ss Alien
and GG0Wty. Meadows and Gonzales
Cu4ptr.s--Els auG Harrison.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-21
FIRST MEET
NEARING END
Grand Circuit Horses TO Come
10 Detroit Track To-
morrow.

Ff E~N-y~Y AND a IulN 81 The
- = - -
Grand Circuit VIII wind M It's nrst
..,,.,.,-s .o5.v sr4 ,ba crark horses
''1N'
or fae harness world VIII De snlpped
49,, -. r,o.-,f. cra,a CHIMES
~ ""'V 4" - A'N
winner OF he Tavern stake, Vss
......, .,.-,,-.,- r>A.-sA.v
'i" ~eNsN''ohaI Pe''o' AeI I'S0H
-. -,
'f~ event IN the seOouu meat
The summary
H8. F.ev e = n ~ KIM
pre- - ~ cMAhoh'
At"'rt p~Wey' ~; a. ~ Ao-
mrs
>n-NH.y = - Ip,,,,:.''
"a sA'~ o - ~
- ~ 9 a-,u,
Fs5- " - : ~ S'" =
e =.
B...y u're-' er 9 ~ crown
80.
INC fNNS -r.s,
10 all S,yrar-".a 10. r"''s''
sue st,Lo
Mage re" G. " No Z,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-21

Tspw tch~s rvosr Baiti~ovs state
that Rat L~vtnsky kad Jack DtIie~ IN
bed way In the tenth round. Jack
probably couidnt aAve lasted over
80 r~~snHs more
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-21

In q recent trtervtew Jess Ntiisrd
.std he'd rather sHht twice week
than pevtorm In q circus. To prove
II h. ks. tust turned down an oner
of eiN. 600 20 battle Tr~d Fulton.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-21

lower the resNe
tions different than they are m me %
punched hsy are
succeeded quite
the the Nationals
the in the
Philadelphia
of~e
clubs closely punched on
the of the -
10 Mack should
difficult realize what
with still many games
half again have other club.
Next to losing the Athletics about the worst hing a
series with that club when too late OF the popnes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-21

Prf~tinw-tA~ plain neat kip6--thst
q. risht--Ttmes Job D~pt,-Nsia <S7o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-21
A Son of Misfortune.

~ discover that George Gun
a OF Minnesota forests became
q weiac
been know 10 He Travelled win
but still he regarded as
splendid
club exceptionally agreeable fellows Every
everybody occurred 10
pitches their side When he mounts
conclude usually
that he Is
Just why cunninsh.n must be loser when he one OF the best
Of the mysteries OF the Really isn't mysy Gun
clubs
compared the aid granted Cunning
ham
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-21
The Calamities OF Cunningham.


day IS
Il wass @ S the a
- third
talle
allied
with and
runsv harvested
Philadelphia
the
persisted
spoiled third for Denies mspay the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-21
Today. Games.

van ehhAN
New Np-k A. tn'sAE
uErpo klvr ~ P-''vNIrC q.
Boston az a. Louis
phTlliss tlctnefu GatL
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-21

~ pDn PLANK q s ffr Of Nay
exhibiting entirely
- beautiful bun 3erksd IN The
seventh with the 70 against M to eng. Dalton % BAT
on
~ shoulder died stealing and there no need for the ss
iss the ninth The Tissss
good
beaten, and again through auk Of his
Caamits .
vouldnt II OF a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-21

T4M BRowNs beat the Tsss TO on May 70 eunniSsssSn
but fact Of record that BY Henan snd Burns
passed excellent chances to score themselves
bad Boston Nay 5 and va. beaten
defeated 70
IN the fourth
did
should third
scored
arnadr uu,y yet beating
H. and
. second and
Cobb
NINTH filled With
crossed the platter OF
Cunningham pitching
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
TRLAHoLE PEoToPLAx AT REX.

The Rex theatre has a fine Offering
FOR to-day. with Helen Ware. Courtcrsv
f"ote. Freddy Sampson In Cross cur
rents five act Trianglc-Grfrth
society play and The Worst OF Friends
a two act Sennett-keystoue comedy yea
turing Weber and Fields. 4 thrilling
story Of al older sisters sacrifice Tor "a
one and her child H. told In the
new Iriangle production Cross Cur
rents Helen Ware has the role OF "A
young washington society queen who Is
engaged 10 Courtenay Foote as "a Young
diplomat. Miss Teddy sampson pIavs
the part or the younger sister. who re-
turns from a finishing school boo Paris
complication occur Que 90 the Infutun-
lions or tho diplomat for the young sIrI
which results in his marriage o. her.
Then tho diplomat and the older sister
are wrecked on a desert island. after
some tim" the younger sister. who has
been rescued. gets an Intuition tI9f l-r
sister may be alive. When sh. and nor
party arrive az the islar. the. Older
woman browns herself 80 .1t tho man
MAY return 90 hlz wife. All the latest
stunning creations OF tho modizt,.e ara
are worn ~ Helen Ware. the star Ca This
picture a real thriller ie the best -
ton OF a beautiful yacht BY fire Am.
added attraction on tho program ie "Th-
worst OF Friends. O. comedy fenfurIrz
Weber and Fields. Joo Weber and Lev
f1elda antics among the attendant. ruI
patrons GO q beauty shop are k.IIre
This IL one Of tho best comedies in vI.al
these famous comedians have arp.4r.I.
lf you haven't seen a. triangle If...t.r
ask those who have. Remember tl. IHI
Dr. for one day only.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
SEAT SALE TODAY FOR
THE NJ RrCrTAI.

Al nine oClOck this morning at Inc
Z curt Theatre box office. the sale or
single tickets FOR Mischa Elman's re
..tSl, on NedneSday evening. will omen
Mt Elman j. probably the most p%opilar
NloIiuist before the public today. So the
rev seats which are placed on sale for
rtch concert FOR the general public will
prohahly be bought up shortly after the
npenlnE OF the sale. The scale of prfc.s
or this concert has. IN conformity with
ne 'lubs policy. been Kept ar low a.
no expense OF tho concert will possibly
Permit, and II is hoped that the public
Will appreciate this.
From the response which the public
mas given TO these concerts. 10 IL evident
mat they are now being regarded a. a
pubic institution-iust a. they were or
slnaily Intended. The Court Theatre
sold out for practically every concert
ne ,lnh gives. and D. may not be amfss
20 INFORM tho public now that the pres
tnt season bids fair 70 leave what no
otner preceding season has doue-a bal
shce IN tho treasury. This will. Of course
ue hc4d simply a. a protection 60 guar
antors In the future. and will not 30
turned over to the Club nor 10 any indiv-
ldual- The concerts this year are being
patronized better than ever before and
win the attractive numbers vet TO
come, the committee feels Justified in
saying that, barring an unexpected fall
ing OFT IN attendance. this Will he hv
Tar the most successful season the con-
CertS have had.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
CAPSIZES,
FlUE R DROWNED

PHILADELPHIA. Jan 90 Five men
r.r. f..Hr.I ir Ihe Delaware river
r.1. Bristol here today uhen their
fr HDf Fn Na. oapsizrd hy heavy
of Ir" floating down tho stream
W.Ih fNe exception of Irwin Eshvau.
.1rHIn.sf col. Cincinnati. al The VIC
H. lived af fdd.nafou. pa
Ifr party vac returning from Hsy
.f.t. D. acro.. fho river from ur.s
..' where Harry Iorft. owner of tba
Eu h1H been fo purchase PROV.
bod Several mourn. later person.
..r. HsIT a m.la further down fra
trr heard cIIs. fHr assistance a
H1. ul. cont QUO and Norff anf
IHHu vnr. found sIIur'rU fp fn.
overturned craft Both vrrr nearly
-Oy.u and lived Ions en1urh lob give
I disconnected story of their expert
0r'H BOO f.n water Ihr'r three com.
r.ui0na. Charles rhe..frr. Patrick
.fltrn and Charles Ku.rHf. they saId.
bod Disappeared under the iro soon
.Hfr II. accident
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10

Reports sal dthat they might be ord.
cred home.
Looters Rounded Up.
The roundup Of persons who are
alleged 10 have participated In the
looting Friday night continued today
Nearly 250 foreigners were arrested
while wagon loads OF articles OF
every description found in thei
homes and varying from shoes 10
dressed pigs. were brought to the
East Youngstown police station.
These things. according to the police
were alleged TO have been stolen from
stores attacked by the mob Because
Of the large number of arrests. every
Or OF available space a. the county
jail Do YOUNGSTOWN has been filled with
prisoners and plans are being made 10
place others Dol "a large room ia the
court house under guard
D"W onFfr1fIOnH OF striking l4L0ro-a
tailed 10 maferializn today. East
Aounreto1u officials refusing fo grant
them "a permit for a parade There was
o. parade however. Of militia men
through tho principal streets. tho Of.
Ulcers taking advantage ~ tho quIet
fo give their men an opportunity 20
exercise after being cramprd up in
day coaches Tor several dave
Employee of tho YOUNGSTOWN sheet
q Tube company. who failed fo call
Tot fn"Ir pay yesterday. Tho regular
pay day. rec. Oh checks TODAY or
n'n. employee are raid only on
week 1aFe huf thia action pae doomed
aatIeahle br company officials. ~ was
.d OVInE fo angry mu'ferrra nu ffr
U1ft ~ some Who called TOO Iafs and
'r. refused their checks Yesterday
a conf 'rfr Investigation ~ tho l4.
bnr trouble and rofinr In Past
NOTra Town va. fDI4r ordered ty
Gov fraut H willie. ~ ohio. DOB n
.nH. distance telephone rr-r.rr.aI..r
F..| county District hfIDrrr. a So
H....r.." II. governor .a.I Chat
f.r.f ..Iaf.... 0f IHr .fafn af.urr.,
.rr.raI. office would mot Lr cont
'.r district af.nrrr. tu u. rrarv
m'Hu. Within Doll. order fu prosecute
200 r.r.0n. wHo Dad connection with
f.. UufirF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
Obituary

Mrs. Elizabeth Pyle. wife 80 Hsub.n
h Ashton. OF near Sherrsrd Marshall
o'clock. following a weeks illness %
bronchial pneumonia. Mrs. Ashton Nas
IN the hlst year OF her axe. and im the
soth year % her married ufe having
peen married January n. 1855
short funeral services Will b. held on
tuesday afternoon az 4 O'Clock ~ tire
home The body viii then b. takcn 20
the Mt. OliNet Methodist Frlarap.r
church. where services viii D. mold ~
$50 O'Clock. In charge OF Rev. a e..
itlife Following these intcrment NIfi
BE- IN Mt. olivct ccmetcry
Mrs. Ashton was born in Having Is
land. England. February ls Isls. n.inr
the daughter Of John and sarah pNlc.
She came 10 this country with hr- par
ents az the age Of twelve years add sst-
tl"d al Mount Pleasant. ohio. Here. 40
the axe OF Il. she was united ln mar
ti1Ee 10 Reuben X. Ashton.
To this union were born seven chill
dten, i've Of whom survive. a. follows
Mrs. J. +. Niger. Of near Sh'rrard. Mr..
g. :. Helsley. Martins Ferry. Mr. D ri.
Senew alt. Wheeling; Mrs. Il L.. Criswcll.
Cleveland. and Mrs. ". A. Carnahan. cd
J. A. Pyle. Of bridgeport. and John Pyis.
OF Lansing. and one sister. Mr.. Fannie
Hunt. OF Los Angeles. California. Nj
ana Mrs. Ashton also had the proud dis
unctipn OF being the ancestors 81 thirty
three grandchildren and thutN-thr-.
great grandchildren
Mrs. Ashton was one time q m,mbrr
OF the Martins Ferry Methodist Epi-,o-
pal church. but upon removing Co the
Sherrard district forty-cight years ago.
she united with the Peasant Hul Meth
"dtst Episcopal church of Sherrard. and
retained her membership until nor deufl
Mr.. and Mrs. ashton were central uE.
utes in The ncighborhood. At present
Mrs. Ashton, who H. also over 40 Years
or axe. is confined TO his bed and will
not be able To attend the funeral ot his
wife.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
BIG SURPRISE
TO STALLINGS

BOSTON. Jan 9-Thc sale OF tho
Boston Nationals to Percy % uaurh-
lot coach az tho Harvard football
frauI. and Arthur g. Wise. q banker
OF fni. city. was a surprise fo Geo
o. Sfall.ua. manager off fho club. &C.
oDrdIue f0 word received from him COB.
day
SfaIIra. from hi- plantation 90
UadIock. Ca cont % tcleEram fo
Uaulhfou thanking him for the con
fdon,e Uau.hfou bad expressed iu
SfaIlIuFa ability Ha manager and OK.
fnrd.rr hIa good wishes for Tho new
venture Sf8IlInes admitted that tho
n.Ns wac entirely unexpected
Mr U~alEhfou'a contract aa head
coach with fhe Harvard authorize
Haa expired and He has made no on.
rUunD,uprf aa fo whether ho would
undertake fho direction of thc eleven
tII.n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
5000 VILLA MEN
HAVE SURRENDERED

GUAYMAS, Mexico. Jan. s-(By
radio to San Diego)-Three thousand
villa soldiers and MAYO Indians have
surrendered TO Carranza forces under
General Madrigal in the vicinity OF
Ouiriego. Sonora. according to reports
made 20 Admiral Winslow. com
and of the United States Pacific
feet.
Inc Mayo Indians were reported
near starvation when the surrendered,
Q villages having been destroyed.
Ohlet acham commanded the
Mayos and the villa forces were under
General Benderas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
BANDIT
RAID ON BORDER

BROWNSVILLE. Texas. Jan .
Despite "a peaceful Saturday nieht and
sunday along the lower Texas border.
rumors of r. threatened renewal Of ban.
dr. activities persisted tonight. and
orders were issued at Fort Brown .Yr
"a company q infantry and e. troop af
cavalry 10 remain within call. for ue.
OulI emergency arise
Reports ~ fho mobilization last
night n troops af Fort Brown were do.
D'ared today hy fort officer. fo have
been exaggerated so special patrol.
were sent out. ~ was aa.d. though 800.
cial orders were issued t0 600 border
patrols I0 exert moro Than 0rIfrar.
.~.rIIarca.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
Yarnell ohesnuien.

Brief services were held over the body
OF Claude ~. Narnell. saturday after
noon. al 4 80 o'clock. following which
the emaiuS were sent over the n. a d..
Il" tihcmond. M. where interment VIII
take place TO-DAY. Saturdays Ssryf,.s
were IN charge OF br. j. NJ. Potter. pas
l"F OF the Vance Memorial church. and
We're attended by member OF Wheeling
s"dgc h. =. - T.. Tho following mem
bers OF the Elks lodge acted as pail
hearers, Thomas Mclaughlin. Thomas
Garden THONGS isn. Harry kinE. -. -.
h"lce. Louis 4undliug. = a. StcinhauSer
and 4. NJ. Lippart.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
sEALED PROPOSALS

Notice TO Manufacturers. Jobbsrs, Mer-
chants and others wholesale Dealers.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
the STATE Board OF Control OF the state
or West Virginia will receive bids daily
At its Office at Charleston. West Virginia.
for furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions. the financial manage
ment OF hich Is vested IN said Board.
Contracts will be awarded TO the lowest
bidders, quality considered. and other
Things being equal. West Virginia deal
trs wul be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
nished bidders on receipt Of requests
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD OBJ CONTROL.
ja-l-tf Charleston. West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
SPENDTHRIF 7"
AT THE COURT TODAY

It's third act Is one Of the features OF
The Spcudthrift." which has served to
maze the Porter Emerson Browne play
uue 81 the most widely discussed dramas
OF recent years. the denOuement Is
precipitated by the discovery on the part
OF her husband that his wife has ac-
Septed-as = loan-a large sum or
Tor philanthropy does not balance his
notoriety a. a roue. To satisfy himself
band forces his wife TO summon the
money-lsnde 10 her rooms At midnight.
and confronts the two OF them.
At the Court Theatre one week. begin
ning tonight, matinee daily commencing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
MIRA. Mary Marsh val..-

After suffering for the past several
months with complications. Mrs. Mary
Marsh walker aged 60. widow oI tine
late Nllbern Walker. died at her home ON
Mozart hlIl yesterday morning tt as
UcluCk
surviving her are a son. Mllbe-n Wal
ksr. aged 10. and a. sister. living in
W hctlluE. Funeral arrangements were
not completed last night. but services
wiz lk'iN ie h'ld at tn, place OF death
Tuesday afternoon 90 q o'clock. with IN
l.rm,nl In VI UILA.t lnmnt.rA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
srocKHoLpERs MEErrro.

The annual stockholders meeting OF
th, citizens National Bank Will be- held
a. the banking house. Market and 18TH
streets. Wheeling ". Va. TUESDAY. Jam
uary 1I.191t. az ESQ o. No.. for the pur-
pos, of sioctinr Board of Directors and
frau-fottuE such business as may rsru-
larry come before o..
j. SHERWOOD FEE.
Iu-s.1u-I1 Cashier.
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Smith Funeral.

The funeral OF william Lester smith.
former county assessor. was held Satur-
day. Brief services were conducted at
the family residence. in DNerbrouk addi-
ton. Elm Grove. and were followed ny
.TltuailSttC services at the grave in
charge Of Mystic Lodge. No. % knights
OF iythias. lntcrmcat was in stone
church cemetery. Rev. ). q. Hart. pas
tor OF the First VI. T. church. OF Elm
Grove. ofTitiatsd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10

The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Long. who
dicd last Wedrcscay. wa hold saturday
morning Services were conducted at tn.
FAMILY home. NO. 1901 Woods street. az
$40 o'clock. followed 10y requiem hteh
mass IN ST Jo~'ph'S cathedral. Iptcf-
W'nt was in Nj. Calvary cemteery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-10
WANTED-Male or Female


WANTED-Any Intelligent person. either
sex. Of good education and businaes
ability; must he able 20 handle CORES.
poudence and write a good business let.
ter. An opportunity TO start a small but
profitable mail order business IN your
own home or office. good for S1OO a
week when established. can be managed
IA spare time. evenings. or as a side line
at first. grows rapidly. Send for partic.
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Lockporf. y. Y. fa-1-sat-tf
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Tho HnnU1I WVCilUE n the s~tOckhOld-
erS eft the Wheeling and M Bridge
Company viii be held at he office Of
the ON Monday. January 10.
between the hours 81 . and 4 o'clock =.
90. for the election OF managers TO serve
during the ensuing year.
JOS. LAWSON. Secretary.
dec24-s
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WANTED-Female Helm


WANTED-Pupil nurses at Rochester
General Hospital. Age 20 TO 80 years
Common school education. For infor.
nation address Sup't Rochester Genera.
Hospital. Rochester. Pa ja-S-k
WAHTED-Nurso girl about I6 year,
old. Mrs. bradshaw. 23s1-M. NATL
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