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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1913-1920, 1917-02-14
FARMS FOR SALE
n. M. Barrows Co., Farms Specially

NO. l FARM of % acres, good house
stable and chicken houses; acres
assorted bearing orchard, acres al
falfa. This farm is on paved road all
the way from Ogden. At station Of
ogden Electric Railway, IL miles out,
only 20 minutes run and fare 20 cents.
Beet loading station at place. This
farm-for a very short time-for $4,000
half cash, good terms on balance.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1913-1920, 1917-02-14

awaits you in Idaho; plenty
Of water, sunshine, good soil, sell your
small farm and buy in the land of op-
portunity. See Fails, office Smithson-
ian college. 2-3-tf.
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UNCALLED FOR SUITS
; FOR SALE OR TRADE

GOOD paying ogden biz. 10 years
old; big profits; fascinating; easy to
run; for anything not confining. Box
l3. 2-10-tf
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A NINETEBN-ROOM rooming house
doing good business and making mon
ey; the best Of reasons for selling.
j. ]. Brummitt, under Utah National
Bank. 2-10-tf.
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ONE or two furnished rooDis for light
housekeeping. Colonial apartmenta,
262 Twenty-fourth street: prices req.
sonable. e-3-u
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TWO AND ONE-QUARTER acres
close to 5 cent car line; fine brick
house, large barn, chicken houses, etc
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BURLEY! BURLEY!

If it's hay, beets OF potatoes you
want TO grow, go to Burlev. You can
buy more land for less money.
EXCURSION every Sautrday-1S PIT.
We took two parties last Saturday
and both bought. Will leave next Sat
urday with other parties. Cali today
and make an appointment.
WALKER & SMITH FARM LAND
COMPANY. -.
416 Twenty-fourth Street. Phone 749
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ONE furnished apartment The Pearl
Apartments. 9th and Grant. Phone
2S73-W. 1-1S-tf
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SKEEN REALTY COMPANY
Under Utah National Bank.

MODERN homes, vacant lots, ideal
locations; terms, Phone r. c. Mcbride,
1927. 2-14-1yr.
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FURNITURE for sale cheap. 154 Pop,
lar avenue. 2-12-1Wk.
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Good Service Licensed Distributing
Co, w. Lee. Manager. All work done
thoroughly by hustling employees Office,
333 2ith ST.
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HEMSTTTCHING
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the matter OF the estate Of George
William Mcdaniel, deceased.
Creditors OF the estate Of George
William Mcdaniel. deceased, will pre-
sent their claims. together with vouch-
ers, to the undersigned administrator,
at the law offices OF Joseph Chez, Esq,
and David L. Stine, Esq, at rooms
Nos. 402, 403, 404, First National Bank
Building, Ogden, Utah, on or before
June 7th, 1917.
G.. A. MULLER,
Administrator.
JOSEPH CHEZ, DAVID l.. STINE,
Attorneys for Administrator
First publication February 2, 1917.
Last publication March 2, 1917.
Read the Classified Ads.
Read the Classified Ads.
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Cleaning

NdIpel OlednInB-
K Van Kampen for upholsterins; car
pets cleaned. altered and laid. Re-makinE
OF mattresses. Phone 883.
'i'i and Tamales-
Chicken Tamolcs and Chill Con Carne at
the Bismark, 12S 25th Street Phone 28S3
ifv Scavenqers-
Mccarty & Co. 27sa Grant Avenue.
Phone 201S-W.
ounselor-et-Law-
Natl Bank. Phone IL,
Ford Agency-Garage-
Binford Kimbar Motor Co., 2612 Wash.
Ave. Phone 976
Furniture Repairing
Remodeling, Refinishlng c. II. Stratford,
375 23rd st.
Groceries-Meats-
Independent Meat Co, 2420 Washington
Ave. Phone 39o-3s1.
Hotel
Tss 5o Soy and S5fP0cf &h1 aes Ssw in oESsn
Wall Ave. and 24th St Phone 2436.
Job Printing
Let Me Estimate." B. F. Thomas,
Printer. 2476 Wash Ave, Phone 1A7-J.
Junk and Hides
Western Hide &c Junk Co, 2223 Wash
ington Ave Phone S61
Paper Cleaning
Lowe &c La Mar. the Paper Cleaners,
with reputation, work unexcelled
I Prices lowest Phone Hewitt Transfer
Co. Al; office 239 25th st.
: Junk
Ogden Junk House. 2o59 Wash. Ave.
Phone 2l0.
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Groceries-Meats-
Independent Meat Co. 242o Washington
ave. Phone 390-391.
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Multigraph Letters

IIullIgIdPI LeIleIS-
Mailing. addressing, Monograph and
circular work. Public Stenographer.
Commercial Service Co. 200 Col. Hudson
Bldg. Phone 331.
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In the District Court OF Weber County
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1913-1920, 1917-02-14

TWO acres with new five-room mod
ern house, close to sc car line, $4,000
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TEN acres, 4-room house, shares
primary water, on paved road, close In.
A snap, $2S00; terms.
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}anking-

Ogden State Bank Commercial and Saw
] ings Depts. Reed Hotel Bldg. Phone 81
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1913-1920, 1917-02-14

ed brick house; new chicken house
14X60 feet; on electric car line, $3.50
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1913-1920, 1917-02-14

acres orchard fine soil
good location; bargain, $4,000,
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tometrist-Optician-
]. T. Rushmer, 2464 Washington Ave.
Phone 1993-W
Printing

For quick service-Oeden Printing Co.
2i34 Washington Ave Phone 365.
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Typewriters-
Sold. Rented Repaired Ogden Type
writer House, 2422 Hudson Ave.
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PIANO Teacher-Ragtime-

Popular music and ragtime playing
taught in u lessons. Note or ear, Hat
field, 401 Col. Hudson Bldg.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1913-1920, 1917-02-14

Auto Agency
Marmon. Mitchell. Maxwell, Trucks
Utah Idaho Motor Company. 1869 Hud-
son Ave, Phone S9l.
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Theaters-Oracle-

Open from II m. to IL p. m Universal
Program. 2476 Washington Ave.
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FOR SALE
Miscellaneous

THREE-YEAR bay horse, rubbertired
buggy, wagon, harness. Phone 2072-M.
2-13-1wk.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1913-1920, 1917-02-14
HOTELS
SHERIEE,S SALE

OXFORD Hotel. 2476 Hudson. Phone
1918. list
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Tailors-Sl5-
Original SIS Tailors. Dundee Woolen
243l Hudson Ave.
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Auto Agency

Cadillac. Oakland. u, S. Tires. Cadillac
Co., Ogden, 432 25th St. Phone SS7.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1913-1920, 1917-02-14

A snap at $4,000; can take small home
in city for part.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1913-1920, 1917-02-14

Junk and Hides
Western Hide &c Junk Co., 2223 Wash
ington Ave. Phone S61
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-cunseIor-et-Law-
Lawyer O'Connolly, over Commercial
Natl Bank, Phone II,
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Hotel

The Only Fireproof Hotel In Ogden.
Kates 75c and up. The New Brigham,
wall Ave. and 24th st. Phone 1880
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<gAIoNICA1L4HEE
6S6EH
WANTED
Female Help

GOOD cook wanted, colored preferred
must have reference. 24l3 Adams.
2-14-1t
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.a-v Work

Sanitary Garage Co, all kinds of rub
bish hauled. ash pits cleaned. Prices
reasonable. Phone go.
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For quick scrvice-ogden Printing Co.
2i34 Washington Ave. Phone 365.
PIANO Teacher-Ragtime-
Popular music and ragtimo playing
! field, 401 Col. Hudson Bldg.
Physician and Surgeon
DR.. A. Fernlund. Office hours IL to
| D. M New Peery Bldg. Hudson Ave.
Res Phone 646, Office Phone 19OoW.
Snoring Goods
Bicycles Novelties. Seals and Stamps,
3o1 Path st. Phone 252-W.
7~v Work
Sanitary Garage Co, all kinds Of rub
blsh hauled, ash pits cleaned. Prices
reasonable, Phone go.
Tailors-$l5-
Original SIS TaIlors. Dundee Woolen
| 2431 Hudson Ave.
Theaters Oracle
Open from a.72 72 NJ to p m hvs Universal
| lypeWIlteIS-
| Sold Rented. Repaired, Ogden Type
writer House, 2422 Hudson Ave.
Upholstery
! The Poor Mems Friend Upholstery Shop
wants more furniture TO repair and mat
tresses to re-make. at 1877 26th St Phone
746-J.
--rr7 Cleaners
Electric Service Co Sturtevant and
Santo Carpet Cleaners. 81 and up per day.
425 oath Street, Phone So.
Welding-Brazing-
(Oxy-Acetylene). G. c. Klmes, Cor.
Hudson and 23rd st. Phone 1921.
Wines-Liquors-
Wholesale Retail. Family and Mall
Order Trade. Thomas c. Foley Co. 2410
Washington Ave, Phone 3Q3.
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FURNISHED rooms for Housekeeping
2547 Lincoln. 2-2-tf
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GOOD house of 6 rooms, 2 lots. tlne
location, close to car line; only $1oOO;
one-third cash.
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j. A. MCCULLOUGH

VI odlC
COMPLETELY equipped chicken
ranch, consisting of acres land, most"
ly alfalfa; Broom house and cellar,
barn, 2 large chicken houses, brooCer
house, training and show coops, in
cubatoTs, clover and bone cutters,
horse, harness, buggy, moving ma
chimes. rake, plow, harrow and all
small tools; cow, calf, cream separa'
tor and 120 fancy chickens. Close in,
only l II miles from center of city.
will make good terms; price only
$4,000.
FIVE-ROOM brick house in south part
of city; lot 42X145 feet to alley; eX-
cellent location, price only $500, l-3
cash, your own terms on balance.
SIX-ROOM modern brick, close in on
bench, large lot, excellent location;
will sell on good terms, only $500.
BUILDING lots on 29th ST., between
Quincy and Jackson, 45x14O; walk and
sewer in and paid for, $500.
]. A. MCULLOCH
Under First National Bank
TEN acres, 4-room house, shares
primary water, on paved road, close In.
A snap, $2800; terms.
SEVENTEEN acres orchard, fine soil,
good location; bargain, $4,000,
SKEEN REALTY COMPANY
Under Utah National Bank.
MODERN homes, vacant lots, ideal
locations; terms, Phone r. c. Mcbride,
1927. 2-14-lyr.
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K Van Kampen for upholstering; car
pets cleaned. altered and laid Re-makinR
| OF mattresses. Phone 6S3.
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Nv Scavenqers-
McCarty. G Co.. 27S3 Grant Avenue.
Phone 2018-W.
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Job Printing

'op ihiliHS
Let Me EstImate." B. F. Thomas,
Printer, 2476 Wash. Ave. Phone 147-J.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1913-1920, 1917-02-14

'Vndry, Steam
Troy Laundry. 25sS Wall Ave. Phone
2O7i-J
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Ford Agency-Garage-
Binford- -Kimball Motor Co.. 2612 Wash.
Ave. Phone 976.
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Bicycle Repairinp.
.BinposterS-

G. B. Stratton. Expert Repairing, 2iO,
Grant Ave, Ask for phone 252-W.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1913-1920, 1917-02-14

CHOCOLATES

Delicious Buttermilk Chocolates
dipped in milk chocolate coating. They
are the best chocolates you ever
tasted, made only by the
HUDSON CHOCOLATE SHOP.
Advertisement
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1913-1920, 1917-02-14

IMMEDIATELY = Five ladies or
agents to travel, SIS per month and eX-
penses; two to work in ogden and sur
roundings, $3.50 day. See Mrs. Jones,
room zoo, Arlington hotel. 2-12-lwk.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1913-1920, 1917-02-14
Automobile Repairs

Buick Cars a Speciality. Jost Bros, Coz
21St and Washington Ave. Phone 6SS- w
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Welding-Brazing-
(Oxy-A -Acetylone). C. c. Kimes, Cor.
Hudson and 23rd st. Phone 1422-J.
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New and Second Hand Goods

A. Siner. New and Second Hand Fur
niture, Clothing. etc, bought and sold,
suit cases cheap. 241-243 25th Street.
Phone 1921.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1913-1920, 1917-02-14

Loose Leaf Sheets and Covers
Bookbindng. Ruling and Mfg. Stationer.
]. Wilson. 2465 Wash, Ave. Phone S56.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1913-1920, 1917-02-14

Wines-Liquors-
Wholesale. Retail. Family and Mail
Order Trade Thomas c. Foley Co.. 2410
WASHINGTON Ave. Phone SQ3
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BALED alfalfa hay for sale every
winter. e. B. Robertson, Nampa, Ida.
l2-23.8S
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GOOD furniture in an eight-room mod
ern home for sale very cheap. owing
to the owner leaving the city. ]. J,
Brummitt, phone SO. 2-10-tf.
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UphOlsterY-

UpnOlSteIy-
! The Poor Mems Friend Upholstery Shop
wants more furniture TO repair and mat
! tresses to re-make. at 1877 26th ST. Phone
! 746-J.
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Furniture Repairing

Renodeling, Refinishlng C. H. stratford.
375 23rd st.
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SDorting Goods
Herman D. Koldewyn, Sporting Goods.
Bicycles, Novelties. Seals and Stamps,
sol 24th ST. Phone 252-W.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1913-1920, 1917-02-14

PEKIN mallard brakes. Phone 41-J4.
Address Z. O. Box 544. 2-12-1wk.
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PHYSICIAN and Surgeon

DR.. A. Fernund. Office hours IL to 4
D. m. New Peery Bldg. Hudson Ave.
Res Phone 646, Office Phone 19Oo-W.
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Junk
ogden Junk House. 2059 Wash. Ave.
Phone 2l0.
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Paper Cleaning

Lowe & La Mar. the Paper Cleaners,
with reputation, work unexcelled
Prices lowest. Phone Hewitt Transfer
Co. Al; office 239 25th st.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1913-1920, 1917-02-14
,:li and Tamales-

Chicken Tamolcs and Chill Con Carne at
the Bismark, 12S 25th Street Phone 1883.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1913-1920, 1917-02-14
-,-m Cleaners

---''T7 'leanerS-
Electric Service Co. Sturtevant and
Santo Carpet Cleaners. 81 and up per day.
425 oath Street, Phone SS.
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Livery and Feed Stable
Red Front. 2547 Grant Ave. Phone Gil.
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s 7 and Ard
Information
Department
Abstracts of Title
F, B. Devote. 2l1 First Natl Bank
Bldg. Phone 23Sl-W.
Auto Accessories

Garage Repairs Studebaker Agency
Mack Robinson Co., 2440 Grant Avenue
Phone S91.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1913-1920, 1917-02-14

BETTER own q nice little home than
live In rented mansion. Phone R. c.
Mcbride, 1927. 12-1-u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-20
BUSIEST SESSION
Of Parkersbur9 Federal Court In His
tory Of State-Five' Prisoners
To Go South

Captain John NJ. Short, United
States deputy marshal, has returned
home from the Parkersburg term OF
federal court, bringing with him sew
eral bootleggers who are to serve out
their sentences in the Ohio county
Jail.
Captain Short said that the Park
ersburg term was one Of the largest
criminal sessions in the history of the
federal court in West Virginia and
that more men were sentenced IN the
short space of time than was ever
known of any court in this section Ut
the country. From the opening morn
ing until the adjournment Thursday
evening every court attache, including
the several deputy marshals, was kept
on the hop said he.
There are five prisoners 10 be TAX
en- to the Atlanta, Ga, federal prison
within the next few weeks. They are
now in the county Jail at ParkeEs.
burg" said Captain Short. He will be
one of the deputies to go South. The
prisoners, all from the Wheeling dis:
trict. are: Benson (Soup) Groves, OF
Benwood, robbery, five years; Tony
Scappato, B. Miller, Jake Easily and a
negro, each given one year and one
month on second conviction Of selling
intoxicants without a government IL
ceQSe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-20
WHEELING HIGH Wins
FROM BENWOOD TEAM
Axmhrecht Scores winning Field Goal In
Last Five Seconds Of Play
Dudley Plays Good Game.

Wheeling high school won from the
Union high OF Benwood last night in one
Of the hardest played basketball: games
Of the year by q score Of 20 to rs. Ben
wood gained a lead Of one point IN the
last half Of the game, retaining 1t until
the last five seconds OF play. when Arm
brecht, from difficult angle. Gagged the
winning goal.
An argument arose at this point re-
garding the legality Of the goal. The
ttmekeeper Signalled the referee. 1t was
said by fans Of Wheeling. who blew his
whistle while the ball was in the air.
Benwood contcnded that the goal does
not count and claims victory over Wheel
ing. The rules on the other hand favor
Wheeling II their argument is based on
facts. Rule 16, section 4, states that II
the referee or timekeeper blows his
whistle while the ball is in the air and
q goal Is scored the goal shall be
counted If the team making the goal does
not commit 4 foul.
Dudley and Armbrecht played almost
the entire game for Wheeling. Their
fast floor work was feature of the
game and when on the defensive they
played true to form. Weddings guards.
Archibald and Simpson. kept the Ben.
wood forwards from scoring at critical
moments. Stewart for Renwood played
his usual good game. caging five field
goals and succeeding in making IL fouls.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-20
Y. NJ. QUINTET READY
FOR WAYNESBURG -
INTERESTING C<ETEsT WILL BE
PLAYED TONIGHT AT Y. M
C. A. aY7NASIUM
wavnssburg College Team Ends Trip
Over state Here-Has GAINED
Enviable Reputation

Everything is ready for the big game
this evening when the Wayneshurg Col,
lege five stacks up against the local
, Y II. G. \. quintet. WaEnesburg mas
been on q trip through this state. play
ing several colleges and independent
tivcs and has made an envia6le record
and indications point to mighty fast
and interesting contest tonight when
the teams clash. The visitors are carry
/. Ing nine players, Hook. (Capt), Wright,
Brown. Register, Headlcy. Throckmort-
en-. Lantz Dittman and McFey: in ad-
dition to tho manager and coach. This
is the largest basketball squad that has
yet appeared in this city. presenting
college.
The locals seem to be in unusually
good condition and their followers arc
looking for high grade Of pass work.
as that shown Thursday in practice was
better than has been dilsplaEed so FAR
= this year The locals Will start with
Rachman and Turk on forward, Camp
bell center. and Minkemyer and Franz
helm, guards
The Midgets and the Casino club will
engage in q preliminary duel that gives
promise of being 4 great go" Both
teams have shown this season that they
are above the average and the added at
traction should be a good one. This
game will start at 1880 while the big
game begins at 500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-20
Nine TEAMS enter
INTER-C|TY LEAGUE
SUCCESS OF NEW CIRCUIT ASSURED
WHEN TEAMS POST FRAN
CHSE MONEY.
Meeting Last Night Most EnthunasIie
Since orgauizatiop-Many Repre-
AttAnd

Meeting Last Night Most Enthu1as'ie
Since orgauization-Many Repre-
sentatives Attend.
Nine semi professional baseball or
CARNATIONS By posting their ltancn ths
money with II. r. Bell. president Of the
Intcr-City Baseball Lcuguc. last night
assured the SUCCESS Of the new ofeanl.
zation. II is probable that three more
teams will enter the league before t Us
time limit expires. Monday. January 80 rs:
when q meeting to commence pi;InS IoE
the coming season Is 10 he hclu.
The teams now in the league are: NC
Conkey. Home club. Buaers, SnadySloe,
Fulton. Hodshoncs, Follansbee, Elrglhlas
received from Tiltonville that they can
. be expected to enter tho league and tno
entrance Of Elm Grove is expected al
most daily.
The meeting was one of the most en-
thuslastic that has been held since the
organization of the club. Many repre-
sentativcs of the various baseball or
CARNATIONS attended. Charles Camppeli.
representing Steubenvillc stated 'nae
much interest was manifested In the
Intcr-City league in his city. and that q
team from there would be supported
Loyalty by the fans. Already more thai
81, 900 has been subscribed for improve
ments TO the ball park.
President Bell announced that durlnl
|, the interim since the last meeting nc
had written letters To q number OIL loca
school authorities regarding the move
mcnt for an athletic field. Favorable
! replies were received from large mum
| Der, he said.
Teams represented at the meeting las
| night were: Home club, by II. S. Wag
! ner; Rauers, by John Iacobucci; Shady
side. Bruce Dawson; Tiltonville;;, Elwooe
| Gosney: bridgeport. Frank Halier; NC
| Conkeys II. r. McConkcy:, Fnllansbee
| W. d. Bush; Fodshons. Frank Rero: VII
ginlas, by II. r. Pearly; Fulton. hy Fran!
| {. Yoke; Elm Grove. J. +. McGlone
! and Steubcnvillc, by Charles Campbeii.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-20
WOODSDALE AND ELM
GROVE TEAMS SPLIT
Elm, Grove Boys Win, 20 to 4, While
Woodxdale Girls Take Game from
Elm Grove LagSies.

Two interesting basketball game games
were played at Elm Grove last night
the first ever played in the school builo-
ing at that place. resulting in victory
for the Elm Grove boys over the Woous-
dale school boys by o score Of 20 TO f.
while the Wo0dsdale girls defeated the
Elm Grove girls by a ?-to-5 score; q
large crowd witnessed the contests. potn
teams being supported by, many "r92-
crs,' principally parents Of the players.
The Fin Grove girls lined up as fol-
lows Williams and keyser, f%rwa caS:
lis and Mccormick. guards. keyser
made all points for the Elm Grove
team. The Woodsdale girls played rs
follows: Coleman and Rclnacher' Ior-
wards: Ross. center; Woods side,cen TER
Beck and Gwlnn. guards. Coleman tossed
three baskets. while Reinachcr scored
basket and n foul.
The Elm Grove boys started the game
rs follows. Eoight and VRrien, lor-
wards; Keller. center; Russell ana h IN.
I,lc, guards. Cross WAS substituted 10.
O'Bricn Al the end Of the first hail'
TIe and Voight were the stars. Baskets
were made MS follows: Foight D: cross
{ and Keller, !.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-20
Important That the Life Giving
Blood Supply Be Kept in Per-
feet Condition.

In this day of keen competition, you
cannot afford to overlook the slightest
advantage. You must keep in perfect
physical condition, and ever on the
alert to tackle the days problems.
You cannot afford to permit any i'm
nairment of your health. Anything
that affects your physical well-being
is a handicap that will prove serious.
The most important part Of your ply,
steal makeup is the blood supply, and
uDon it's condition depends the proper
action of every vitaR organ OF the
body. II the blood has become lmpoT:
erished by impurities creeping In, II