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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-09
war AND WEATHER
DRIVE TEAMS OFF
PRACTICE GROUNDS

War and cold weather together form
a combination that at the present has
Richmond athletics and athletes tenn.
porarily BACKED off the. map, In alb.
sence Of suitable baseball weather
Earlham and high school baseball
squads, are forced to hibernate, Track
work is likewise affected.
R. H. S. Intergroup baseball sched
uled to start at the Playground tonight
probably will be postponed because OF
the excessive chilliness.
Richmond semi-pro and amateur
teams billed to report for duty ycster
day were obliged to yield to the blus
terry disposition of the weather man
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-09
STUDY NEEDS OF EUROPE.
tBy Associated Press)

WASHINGTON. April 9.-Investiga-
ton of Europe's needs for lumber for
reconstruction purposes after the war.
will be made shortly by special trade
commissioners of the department OF
labor, it was announced today.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-09

gram at the Murrette today and Tues
day. In some of the mining camp
scenes large roulette table was en-
ployed. When not in use this table
was stored in vacant room near a
street. An enterprising property man
noting the fact that the table was in
full operation, started full size rou-
lette game. A tip was sent out and
at night the door was opened to the
street and friends admitted. BY &C.
cident it was discovered just in time
to be stopped before the police, who
had been advised of the game. reach
ed the studio.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-09

work today; the rest of the squad later
in the week.
Johnny Nee announces that he has
signed First Baseman Fred Derrick,
Birmingham Southern Association
star. He was turned back by the Ath-
letics.
Evansville is booked to open with
Pittsburgh at Evansville tomorrow aft
ernoon.
In Joe Dunn's list of Official
Springfield talent are the monickers
of some twenty-three possibilities.
Dunn is confident he can pick at least
nine live ones from this crowd.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-09

ball player and fan in the county. The
event will be in the nature Of smoker.
! Central league players, especially, will
be invited TO share the hospitality of
| the s. A. L.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-09
FANS AND PLAYERS
HOLD OPEN HOUSE

Arrangements for the big S A. L.
Central.C Commercial open house base
ball party at the Y. NJ C, A, Friday
evening, May 4. are well under way
Wayne county's baseball fraternity
professional, semi-pro and amateur will
participate.
1t is planned to invite every base
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-09
ADJUSTMENTS AT
LOCAL HOUSES
MURRETTE

The Lasky studio was nearly raided
by the police during the taking of the
scenes of Betty to the Rescue" in
which Fannie Ward will appear in the
stellar role on the Paramount Pro-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-29
COLD WAVE FINDS OHIO
FACING COAL FAMINE

trlLI'AIHI'S. ohio. Dec. 2S.-A severe
cold wave struck Ohio tonight ana the
state, again is on the verge OIL n coal
famine that state fuel administration
officials declare will be moro serious
thuu the one Of two weeks ago. During
that prrind OF intense suffering. lakc
coal was available for cOlit!Scallon
whereas there is none now |" DC mad
State officials; declared tonight that
very little coal has been placed lor ais
,riimIinn since lake coal MAS taken over.
What little is ntl tracks III mines mas no'
hrcn moved for lack 1T ra:lroad motive
puwcr. which is thu seat Of tr"upic. nc
,rrding Ia. {. i. Mayer, ot the Tue! al
mini&tratiun.
Ohio mines have been working at not
more than. IN per cent capacity LOT wv"
weeks and in many not pick mas hcen
moved. according To a statement pE j.
II. pugan. chief inSprrt"" ut The. ONO
public utilities commission. Car Snort
.ng. is the cause lie said.
W. u. Mckinney. secretary OF the
southern Ohio tonl Exchange. rcnrrscl-
ting hundreds Of mines sent 4 message
IN Railroad nirrctur-Gcnrral McAdoo
today. asking that he send to ohio an
inspector clothed with authority |" stop
misuse If coal car equipment which
he said is being rracticrd NY raIlr"ads
serving the exchanges mines. The mes
sake follows on one Ivy the fuel adj
ministra.iun asking that help hr given
the state that another fuel ,laninc
might be aY"rt"l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-29
Foreigners and Negroes
In State Of Unrest at
SCarbro in This State

Spc,laI Dispatch to the InrIIis,ncrr
CHARLESTON, W Va, Dec. Is
General Lee Thompson, arrested a
few days ago by J. /. Simmons. a spe-
cal deputy for kanawha county, and
charged with failing to register under
the selective draft, was released from
custody today. when federal authori-
ties discovered he was not guilty. 1t
was found he had registered at Waco
W. Va.
Federal authorities have placed I'M
der arrest John KowaleZyk, of Scarbo
accused of violating section or the
Presidents proclamation regarding
aliens in The United States who are
SUSPECTED of desiring to. do harm 10
the government, it was announced
here today. He has been taken 10
Raleigh county Jail at Beckley, and
will be held there until arrangements
are made TO have him given 4 hearing
before a United States commissioners
The specific charge against kowa-
lezvk is that he is said TO nave maze
lisloyal remarks about the UnlLeu
States government. \. +. Hayes. spe'
cial agent Of the department OF JUS
Lice, conducted rhe investigation lhto
KowaIezyk's case, which resulted IN
the foreigners arrest. 49, :,
Agitation caused by Socialists IT. Is
charged. is resulting in an unrest
among foreigners and negroes AROUND
Scarbo, and agents Of the department
Of Justice are keeping close wa1cn
on conditions in that region.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-29

We desire the liberation of our occupied
territories, just PREPARATION for what mas
been fnrcihly torn from uS. rrintcEration
Of AlSncc-l Lorraine. rrparation Tor darh-
ages sustained and Il guarantee or our
able peace by international agreement.
Repent that last phrase" Pierre. Rem
aud.I .inlcrjrclcd:
#. I'ichun repeated ii. adding: The
reference is To Il society of nations.
You should have said SO" Mr.. Renau-
del r"j"in"d.
We are in perfect agreement with Pres
idcnt Wilson on that point" VI. PIC on
said. liz then quoted President VIII
sons words that the immediate TASK was
Ia win the war. adding:
1T never has been the intention OF
President Wilson or the allies to destroy
the German people"
Referring 10 the Russian situation, NJ
Iichnn said:
al! the allies. through their repre-
snntatircS. made the same declaration at
ir,rograd. that on the day when a regr-
larry constituted government, f0unoed
IN the NATIONAL will, existed IN ItuSsla'
We would be- ready To examine Win III
our war aims. and the conditions OF
Just and durahl" peace. The allies rep
r.stutativcs are all unable 10 recognize
q government which. made an armlstice
without consulting It's allies opened Me-
goliations for IN Immediate peace. sum-
monirg all hclligcrents TO reply lmne-
dialcly whether they accepted these ne
gotiations and threaten I" declare
void ali foreign financial obligations ere
atcd by previous governments. TrotzKy
declared he did not need to be recoe-
uiz-d hy vapitHlistic governments. rs lie
was addressing the people directly. pro-
nnsinC 4 LcmOCratiC peace.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-29
HOW BIG PACKERS
SQUEEZE DEALERS IN
the MEAT INDUSTRY

BOSTON. Dec. 2S.-SquccZinE Of small
dealers out OF competition by the hllcE-
ed grasp of tho biz packers in the meat.
RENDERING soup and fertilizer industries
of the country was depicted by witnesses
today before the federal state commits
sion. which has transferred its hearings
into the meat industry and its relation
To the high cost OF living temporarily
10 this city.
Francis J. Hcncy. special counsc! Tor
the commission. said the packers con-
trolIcd the rendering business from Its
collection of butchers waste u the
manufacture Of valuable by-products.
BY their methods Of gaining control OF
meat scraps. fat and bones. M added
the commission sought to show that the
man who bought Il steak or roast PAID
mn unnecessarily high price for his Din
ntr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-29

PARIS. IhnrS'il+, l"F' ~''--r ''i.'
Will not accept. Il l"'"'' h''''''" OK '''"'-
tiunS h"i"i'' iii" war. r"r''Eh Nlll'St''
n"h"n """l"r'd ~ f'ih! lux III ''''
Chamber "i Deputies ln""E /" Tue P'"''
terms az Ia" ''r'laI i"A'''" ""t'H''U l."
RUSSIA. it' H~N'r''' d" iH'' '"I""'''!
! was "nd"hf'f'lii' 80 'u'''.' ''''
it's n"E"llAth'lS WIN '"' "''N'I'N mi '''
that tn" war W"u't =" "h "'''"'r ~
hNl ''"HS'' ''''' .r,,,
Til" foreign minister S"ih '''rn,AhE
wa! seeking /" rr"'ra'l IN" nrS"' h''l"hS
with tho Eu$"iau*. rr-"S'Hhii*n'hS err
cumSiHniial relations in ~" meantime.
believing that in this way tn" lf"iSh"-
, wiki ;uiGhi Il" 'h"'hl'E''"d F'''F h'
fririnE Ia tn" terms which me 'rh'rhl
Powers offered 10 tn" linSSi"hS rs pup
i$h"'l tndHT. IA" said
",i"rnlHry - trying /" inN"lF" US III
her. maXinrali%t u'':";iHii"nS. Ml"r SUI
irrng Hs "" have. "" cannot accept
rcaC" based 'n' til" states quoted. ny
agreement with "ur hIli'S W. are r'h"H
t" disc'l$S d'r''' propositions F'E"'"''E
peace. hut this Is ln"ir''('
"Ru*sim can treat Tor Il S'P'!:al' l''''H
with our rnrmlcS ar net. III either
casr Tho war t"r u% VIII continue. AN
ally has failed u~. All ally wh" IN pre-
cvdinE HanrS carried "Ii great fht"rlSS
II IL Il great Su''rS:' i"f "hF enemy h"'
another ally has '"il'": 'r'ih .."' "!"cr
md Of th" w"ri" II "''h'''''.! HAS r'H','
against H"rnni'! Hri"'',.' !'F ''l'''"'Hl
! AT The '"ni"rrn'" III ! '''S i ''t''".
was drawn up ana III ''i'S''i"'I me- "m' ';;,
al h'tl"h '' ',' l'"'' " Wv ,,,;
max" itself f''l'. even I" Hl'''"'',''',
i"rmHny ANA 'icr a.'"H ""N' """' '''',, u
III" 'lnl'"SSl'"' Va" . ,T
world TT" W"rI" VIII ',''''"'' '',."'
"lu lhI$ war FTH'I, N''' Inv r''!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-29
Alleged Pro-Gernans
To Federal Court
Five Men In County Jail to Be Removed
to ParkersburB to Be Examined
by Grand Jury.

The five alleged pro-Gcrman agitators.
three of whom are said TO have threat
,ncd To blow up mines and ,mllls in tho
Wheeling district and threatened TO Kill
President Wilson. now in the county jail
for safe keeping. will b. taken TO Park
crShurg early next month TO be Ques-
ti"r"d 10y the Federal grand jury which
convcnes January y.
/, - reported that those who shall DO
indicted and convicted In the United
States district court will be returned to
their native country.
he fv. nrn were arrested on infor-
nation furnished To the Federal au-
III. rites s,v tl.. officials Of the plants in
wl.irlr 'n.v were employed and other
loyal citizens.
m, ,L.n Are: William Jenkins. Aus
trial. q: Golfers: William Lcn"Ski. Aus
,rian Wcllsburg; Climber Siczlle. Aus
triau. W-llSburg: Hugo Theinr, German.
Wheeling. and w. l.. Hall, alleged Ger
man. pf Elm Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-29
Miss Carrie Zane,

Services will hr conducted this aftcr<
noon al > o'clock from the 81. Matthews
EpiScural church for Miss Carrie tald-
we'll Zane. esteemed resident OF East
Wheeling. who passed away Thursday
evening at her home at 1u@ Fourteenth
street Rev. Jacob Hrittin CHAM, pastor
Of the st. l.ukcs church. at the Island,
of which the deceased WAS IL member.
will ofiiriut". Intrrmcnt will follow at
Greenwood.
Miss Zane was for Il number Of years
teacher at the Clay sri"o. Sn" was
prominently connected with woman's
club work and with the associated char
tiles She was tho daughter Of the late
Daniel and Anna Zane. ana a dcsccndent.
Of the historic Xanc family
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-29
OBITUARY.


Arrangements for the services for
Mrs. Elizabeth Sleigh. VINO died sudden.
ly Thursday night have not yet been
completed, hut the funeral will prob
ably hc held tomorrow with intCrmcnt
being made 1T the MchiCcncn cemetery
Mrs. Scish was trickcn with apopleNy
while walking on tho street at Thirty
ninth ana Water streets. Thursday cv-
"ninE. She was in h"r fitty-sixth year
and has lived in this city for the past
thirty-two years.
Mrs. Sleigh WAS born in JuhnStnwn.
Pa, February l4lh 1861. the daughter
of Conrad and Mary Forester. Sho
lived at JnhnS;.wn with her parents
until 1852, when she came hero. Since
she has lived nu the South Side. She
was the widow ot the late Joseph
Charles Scirn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-29
MOVE TO hMALGAMATE
EDUCATIONAL BODIES

Sf->.ia n>I li.,h - IA" lr'''Es'nrc.
CLhRkSBrhG. ". Va, Dec. Is
The West Virginia Round Table AssH-
citation, are asked 10 merge their mex;
fall meetings. with lhr annual State
convention of The West Virginia Edu-
cation Association. next November, at
Wheeling, in Il. resolution passed here
;O.iay al a conference Of Round Table
representatives of the State with the
executive cummttrG Of the aSsocia-
ton and it's president. DR.. Mailman
BARRIE, OF West Virginia University.
The executive committee announced
the selection of November -. Is. 20
and so as thr dates for the Wheeling
meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-29
Will Take Over 200 Of
RuSSia'S Locomotives


WASHINGTON. d. e., Dee. IS
Two hundred locomotives under cor
structiUn in This country for Russia
will be taken over as a part Of the
governments plans for quick improvr-
mcnt In American railroad equipment:
The engines. many Of them completed
and awaiting shipment. will be
changed in gauge to tit American
tracks.
The government also will hold for
a time some one hundred locomotives
ready for shipment TO France for use
there on roads built by the American
forces. When they have helped re-
lieve freight congestion here, however,
these engines will be sent on to
France,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-29
SOLDIER KILLED.

CHATTANOOGA. Dec. @S.--Prl-
vate Joseph l.. Daley. Company H..
iifty-firSt infantry. a patient in The
psycopathic hospital at Fort nsIe'
thorpe, was shot and killed by Il sen
try early this morning when he at.
tempted TO escape. A board Of Off
GERS has been appointed to inveStt'
gate the killing and the sentry Will
be tried by general court martial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-29
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS
NOTICE

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Notice is hereby given that a spec
iaI meeting Of the stockholders or
Palace Furniture Company. a corpora
ton, will be held at the companys o.
fees, 1902 o4, o6, oa Main street
wheeling 9, Ohio county, West Virgin
ia, on January 14th. 1918, at 8 o'clock
D. m., at which meeting a res
oIution will be offered to change
the name of said corporation,
and to provide for the issuance OF
stock, at the par value of one hundred
dollars.
Attest: c. n. WA hlNo,
J. w. WHITE, Presioent
Secretary 12-2e-1-5
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-29
SAILOR TRIED SUICIDE
AFTER FATAL SHOOTING

WALLACE. y. e.. Dec. "S,-~WaIteT'
Cuulc, IL navy blurtaCkct al home for
christmas, killed himself near here
iodu;, after hc had shot and prubab-
L. fatally wounded Il. Is. Parker, Il
wealthy farmer Parker rad Cottlr
Indicted Two wears ago for shouting
SQUIRRELS on his land
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-29
Mrs, Caroline Schaub Smith

Services will be held this afternoon
from the pl;r" nf death at 5h2 South
Broadway. Island. for Mrs. Caroline
Schuub Smith. Rev. Charles T.. ScvcrinE-
haus. pastor of st. Johns church will
ofriclatr, and intcrmrnt will follow at
Greenwood.
Mrs. Smith was the widow Of tho
late John Smith. and was ono OF tn"
hest known and most respected ladies
Of this city. She died Thursday morn
ing. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-29
Services This Morning

This morning ut the home "f her
niece on east McColluch street. will be
held funeral services for Mrs. Matilda
Thumcl. who died Thursday morning.
Mass will be observed at ST. AlphonSu'
church. and intcrmcnt will follow at Mt.
Calvary.
Mrs. Thumcl was in her righticth
year and Ind lived here all her life. She
died ut tho home of her niece. Miss
Josephine Wilhelm. NJ 92G MCC"llnch
street,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-29
Charles C. Schoenian.

Services were held from tho family
home at 1916 E,"ff street, yesterday
afternoon for Charles 6. SChncnian. In
terncnt was made ut Mt. Zion ccmc-
terry The members of tho Wheeling
Lodge No. l. Order Golden Links. verb
in charge Of the services.
Mr. Schocnian was "nr Of III" most
prominent residents III this city and
was founder of the Golden Links lodge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-29
H1irtiG Funeral

The funeral Uf tho Int" Jesse T.. cur
lis Of WrllShurg. who was killed Mon
day near WrllsburI. will BE- conducted
from the family hmm" this AFTERNOON At
o'clock. AMI intcrm"nt will follow al
the Brooke c"nr'trry. TIL" funeral was
delayed awaiting the arrival Of BROTH
or from Los Angeles. cal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-29
Wilton Randolph,

Hl'NTINtITuN. ". Va. Dec -S.-
Wilton EnndnIrh prominent oil and TrS
operator. WAS fnund dead IL; his hurr'
in Wrstmnrrlaud today. Mr.. ltnnd"lph
was n descendant III Il well known N!r-
;;inia family and owned extensive oil
and :gn% holdings IN various parts OF In"
StiIln.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-29
Funeral at Baltimore

Funeral services will be held today
at 1870 noon. Mt Baltimore. Md. for
the late Capt. G. w. Cochran az Fair
mont. Intermunt will bc mad" nj Bal
tfmorc Deceased was II conductor ~;
the b. & o. railroad running here for II
number OF years md wnS we'll known.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-29
MIS-. lana Drummer

This afternoon Mt ":3h o'clock from
the home ut 6S Twentieth street. VIII
hc conducted funeral services for Mrs.
jane Drummer. aged and respected resi-
dent ii the south side. Mtrr The SER
vices. intermcnt will b. made At Green
wOml
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-29
Dr Char1nS r. Mitchell.

BALTIMORE. Md. -. @S.-nr.,
Charles w Mitchell. noted. specialist in
childrcnS diseases AND Il mr'nh"r of
the faculty If tn" University al Mary
land Gicd today al pneumonia. He
WAS BORN in lfaltimGr" - years ago, and
WAS 4 rlaSSInatr ~ President Wilson ~
Princeton University.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-29
Mrs. Nettie Eachnlau.

rIARkSRl' Rt. W. Va. G'cc. Is Mrs.
Ecitic Bachlnau. ac"l II, Il SISTER "I
Levi YuSl II Wheeling. is dead at ne"
hume here having ~t!ccuWh"d last midi
night tn pneumonia. Sh" was tn"
widow of christopher Rurhmali.. Sew
cral children survive her.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-29
Toby Rosenthal.

AMSTERDAM. Dec. @S.--Thr death of
Toby RoSrMthal. an American painter,
is reported hy tn" Tagcblntt, Of Berlin.
(Mr H0Srmlhal was hnrn i'll New
Havrn ~ years ago. n" studied art In
San Francisco Ind subsequently took up
his residence. in Munich.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-29
Mrs Moth Talbot,

ELLENRnRO. W. Va. Dec. @S.--MrS.
Meta Talhutt forty-two, wife Of DR.. W.
T.. Talbot. prominent physician. i"n'>'nc
Republican and former ILcml"r q! the
state legislature. died nj h"r HON" AT
Uarrisvillc. yesterday aft"rnn"l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-29
FOR SALE

rnR sALE-l60 ovcrc,ats slightly ussi Tailor
. m,dc hes, materials SiOO up. Also other second
b,rd fine rlo,hIue a; great bargains. We also buy
east off rlmlng H. GaSsrl. NJ lh?S MARKET Bell
,n,c.t d.gT-h
For SAlE-F,ra. handsome &C.. Will EeatiS aho
tails silk lined latest STYLE tny thrINr times
,th sGi sacrifice for Sli also of mink worth $40
will tak s;n cash SHOW people leaving for California
,,l,,,, snt Uars,, d-2g-g
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u. s. CONSULATE DESTROYED.

WASHINGTON. Dec. oS.-IeStructioA
ot TN. American consulate at San Jose.
''"S,a. i;ic;t. by fire today. Is announced
III stat. department. dispatches. The fire
swept All entire block.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-29

chemist A@N'''s
Substitutions: SImms for Lemly. Field
goals: Scott ?. Jacob 3. y. Potter ]. II.
Potter l, l.oudcn 3. De Vaughn ,. Lem
" /. Fouls: Scott. 9 out Of IL: Lou
den 4 out OF 10. Referee: Purinton
w V. L.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-29
WANTED-Agents.

wAHTEp-As.nts. 1880 profit selling Jutiiss 1paxk
Iutenstfcr. 20 owners, 1srsSea Banaaese
ming ,,,llcs Sells like rildflrs- Exeua - e4ftsj
NV Write Quick Jubilee Mfg. Co. DAck4tt0
Omaha. Seb oc@;SAtesAAtt3:s5
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-29
WANTED-FeuaaIe.
WANTED-Male or Female.
A Ali PROPOSITION.
Nt,,\y,mcn- Rors and Girls ZIG

Ali PROPOSITION. ,.ts:is:S5stySASf
Men--womcn-- Boys and Girls DO. -
Agent. Spare Time.
Big Money. ,tS.s..:ssss.5
Make money In your spAre tina sailing UHAsfss
IY.rE.' understandable Gas Mlntles- sass 1.SEGess
Enuals the light o. others. and outllH1 hEeE
q. any either make Retails ~ loc esch. a'tn sossss
nrs dozcI .cnt rnstpaid ,on receipt Of 81 70 aOnoS
or on consignment II rrfStences satidActosy
l. ROBIN, MFR e. PATENTEE. l3oth b. q Isiks
Aye New York. $500
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

rr. ,,nu,, meeting OF The stockhoiders q n a.'
,ionnI EXCHANGE Bank VI Wheeling. WhsehnEtTW.
Va. will be held at the bank Tuesday. JanasIt ~
I9ls. between the hours Of 10 . N. and " nsSfoea
III. election, OF directors and tho nsnsacdeA t0se0'
other business that may be presented s.-74f4sIls
c, ". JETFEk9, q
.. =, &c a. ns o. not,-I.S.5-8 js'-,S3 ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-29
WELLSBURG five
BEATS MORGANTOWN
wELLSBURG TAKES THINGS EASY
BUT DEFEATS DOWN. STATE
FrVE-GAME FAST AND
ROuGH
Second Game Of weusburg's Down State
Vacation Tr1p-Play at Salem
Tonight

Special Dispatch to The IntelliSencer
MORGANTOWN. Dec. 2S.--ln ono or
the hardest games ever staged on the
Nor gantown floor. the Wcllshurg hiEh
Ave defeated the MorgantoWn quintet
last evening by the score Of 23 to IL.
The game was fast and rough from
start to finish. although the WellsburE
boys took things easy. and were playing
off color. This Is the second game OIL
the vacation trip being played by wells
burg and tho next stop Will be ut Salem
where they play the high school team
of that place. HcllShurg lost the flrst
game to Fairview IS to -. The foul
shooting Of Scott for Wcllsburg was
above the average. as he Gagged MIN"
fouls out Of a possible twelve. Capt.
Jacob and II. Potter for Wellshurg and
Louden. Dc Vaughn and Rominsch TOT
Morgantown. also played well. The line
up follows:
wollsbUrE Pos. MorBRntoWu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-29
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-29

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