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Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-19
Brief City NeWs
Mazda Lamps-Burgess- -Grsnden Co.

Mazda Lamps-Burgess-Gr Granden Co.
Have Root Print it-Now Beacon Press.
Kieser, Book moved to Loyal Hotel Bldg
Platinum Wedding Rings-Edholm,
jcweler.
Ciyics Glass in COurt-The civics
class of Central High school attended
the Saturday morning session of ju-
Venile court.
New Daughter in Curd Home-A
daughter was born March IL to Mr..
and Mrs. ]. H. Curd at Birch Knoll
hospital. Mrs. Curd before her mar
riage was Miss Amelia Flack.
To Present 'Prodigal Son"-The
Royal Holland Bellringers will give a
sacred concert at the Plymouth Con-
grega ational church, Seventeenth and
Emmett streets. this afternoon at
80 o'clock. Their subject will be
The Prodigal Son.
viii Not Be Demoted-Detectives
John Barta and ]. j. Walker will not
be denoted as announced by Super
intendent Kugel Wednesday. Chief
Dunn yesterday issued an order that
these members of the department re-
port to Captain Maloney for regular
detective duty
Capital Stock Increased-The Dewey
Lake club, a hunting and fishing re-
sort, has increased its capital stock
from $1,000 to $4,000, according to
amended articles of incorporation
filed with the county clerk. H. A.
Cameron is president of the club and
w. c. Lyle, secretary.
L., J,.,iy, G
Arnold has sold to c. L. Gould lot
9. block Z Evanston, having frontage
Of 229 feet on Farnam and Fifty
fourth streets. The sale was made
through j. H. Dumont & Co. This is
one of the most slightly residence lots
in the city and it is understood that
Mr.. Gould Intends to build home
on il.
Dworak-Ure Audit company, which
will do auditing, accounting, investi-
eating and reporting on the financial
and business conditions of individuals
firms and corporations, has filed ar
tcles of incorporation with the county
clerk. The capital is 10000. +. A,
Dworak, William G. IRE and Frank B.
Honza are the incorporators.
Tries Suicide Fourth Time-Appre-
hensive over the fact that she would
soon become a mother, Mrs. Goldie
Dunn turned on the gas and lay down
upon her kitchen floor Friday evening
at her home, Poll Willis avenue
Neighbors called police and Surgeon
Nigro. who revived her. He said she
would probably recover. 1t is said to
be the fourth time the woman has
attempted suicide within a year.
Magney to File Charges-Upon rec
ommendation of coroner's jury
County Attorney Magney will file a
charge of manslaughter against Lem
uel Adams, colored, now in st. Joseph
hospital. The jury which sat at Che
inquest into the death of Frances
THOR, found the latter died from gun
shot wounds inflicted by Adams during
a gang fight near Twenty-third and
Cunning streets last Sunday.
Same Tie Forty Years-Thomas
Harrington of the health department
has worn the same green necktie for
forty successive ST. Patrick days in
Omaha.
Egg Business Starts--Incorporat
at 100000 to do a general cold storage
business in eggs, the Titman- Harding
Egg company has filed articles with
the county clerk. Charles Harding
Benjamin Titman and D. c. Eldredge
are the corporators.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-19

The following program will be carried out
in the Auditorium OF the Finlay Ensi-
neering college. Tenth street and Indiana
avenue Kansas City. Mo, Thursday even
ing. March q:
Cowan's orchestra, selected.
Song, "Auld Lang syne"
Salutation, Sabine L. Slang.
Quartet (Juanits), Bcrling, Henry, Van
Horn and Reynolds.
Glass, prophecy, Elmer E. Pstchin.
Cowans orchestra, selected.
IL" A. Frederick. c. Frederick II. Les
ter and C. W. Henry.
Meter Laboratory standanis, Grover
Meyer.
Quartet Gar Away In the southO, Ber-
Nng Henry, Van Horn and Reynolds
Class address, W. J. Stevenson.
Presentation OF Diplomas, Prof. Henry
Finlay.
Henry, Van Horn and Reynolds.
Orchestra, America.
Chairman, Prof. Ernest F. Wall.
The following graduates will receive d.
plomas:
Elmer e. Patchin Henry Stock
Paul Black Harry I. HUDSON
Robert H. Culver william Joe Cowan
Russell o. Gaigrat Alvin D. Vaughan
William T. Skillman Sabine L. Slang
Walter George Sebus lvison B. Robinson
William Harlow Ramey Ernest L. Glass
The following Junior students Will receive
certificates:
C.L. Frederick A. L. Frederick
Edward Roy Page James c. Black
Raw Curtis Clarence Peterson
r C. Leayitt Harold II, Lester
Alphonse Pelletier Frank Fleming
Nolan E. Barker lie Roy Pierce
Elmer P. Oneth J. F. Closson
Lucius F. Weaver Olin L. Smith
Leon Cole Edward r. Boylan
Meade Mcbride Charles G. Lodes
Orla Cawood Laurence Foulds
Albert Harding Arthur A. Helke
Victor Casterline James X. williams
Pedro L. Magtutu Paul Boughan
The following students taking special gas.
electric courses will receive certificates:
Frank G. Hovorka Bruno Gresser
John A. Higbee Albert Aeils
william f. Bergman Odus Prock
Irl Shull Loren T. Rice
Charles Moulden
Special spring term begins Monday.
April 2.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-19
Williamson to Talk to
The SaIeSmanship Club

On Monday night, at the Fontenelle
hotel, +. l. Williamson, president of
the Salesmanship club of Kansas City
will be the speaker-to quote from
the prospectus sent out to the mem-
bers. From all we can learn, he'll
make a whale of talk" There will
be lively QUESTIONABLE after the
speaker gets through. The meeting
will be held in the ball room Of the
l;onteneile and it is whispered that a
lady who Is we'll qualified to talk to
,aIcsmen will be present to give the
retail salesman's side of the question.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-19

At the election of officers for the Attn
letlc board Jacob Glur was chosen presl-
dent.
L. r. Gregory has been elected superin-
tendent of the Exeter schools for the ensu-
ing year
The Zctagathean Literary society will
meet weekly hereafter instead of each alter
nate week
The Zeta literary societies will present n
minstrel play next Wednesday evening in
the chapel.
Prof. c, II. Amadon was taken TO Lin.
coin sanitarum last Sunday to be treated
for rheumatism.
The senior girls will entertain the senior
boys at the home of Miss Clara Hansen on
Friday evening
The girls Of the Mendelssohn club sold
candy Thursday morning
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-19

7. Y. Epler entertained the basket ball
girls and boys and treated them to an
oyster stew.
Val johnson, high school coach, enter
tanned the high school basket ball team
Monday at o'clock dinner.
Miss Vespersla Luce presented q program
OF violin selections before the Sigma Alpha
Iota girls at their house Monday night.
The University orchestra gave the
Wednesday musical program in chapel this
week. Marjorie and Howard Matson gave
selections on the piano and clarinet
On Tuesday evening Professor Leon Sny.
der. head Of the school OF expression. gave
The Music Master In the University
church the third number OF the Lyceum
course.
Or. Marion swartwood, who was grad
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-19

The seniors of the Wayne State Normal
entertained at banquet Friday evening
the two sponsors and their wives. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. q. w Lewis and Dean and Mrs.
H. II. Hahn. Covers were laid for 1853.
President and Mrs. y. S. Conn wero also
guests
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-19
Quick Relief From Colds.

81 have found Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy to give the quickest relief
from hard colds and bad coughs of
anything l have used" states Mrs.
+. Bowman, Decatur, Ill.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-19

profs Bishop and Wells acted as Judges
in high school debates during the week.
The sale of Pan Wesleyan banquet tickets,
the proceeds of which this year go to Bel
gian relief, has passed the $500 marx.
Practice has been begun In track and
base ball practice will begin next week
New suits are being ordered for the base
ball team and some new track equipment
will also be added.
Definite plans have been made by which
the Nebraska conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal church will convene In University
place on September II. Registration Tor
the first semester of the school year VIII
begin Immediately after conference adJourns
The annual College Night program was
given in the auditorium Thursday evening.
The seniors won first place, their program
consisting of scenes from their four years
of college life as recalled by Father Time
and presented by various members OF the
class.
At the meeting of the board OF trustees
last Thursday IL was decided 10 piah
for a ;hree-story building for the training
school. so as to provide rooms i11 .ns
Teachers college on the top floor, Rooms
arc also PLANNED for domestic science and
manual training. II,
Fifteen thousand feet of industrial pic
ture film was sent on rusn order ioI
a Farmers Institute at Hesperus, Colo' last
Monday. Steps will be taken soon TO plan
definite itineraries for the various industrial
pictures now being sent by government au-
tborities for circulation from Wesleyan.
These pictures may be had by scnools ,n anu
colleges for the mere cost OF transportauon
and are nut out under the auspices OF the
bureau OF Commercial Economics at WASH
ington, d, C,
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-19

Persistent Advertising Is the Road
to Success.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-03-19

Miss Riggs went to Shelton Friday to act
as one of the Judges in a declamatory con-
test.
President and Mrs. Dick will give series
of informal receptions to the young men OF
the school next week
W. B. stryker left his work at Chicago
Ill. as manual training teacher.
The following members of the senior class
have been elected recently; Niles S,t,i Sad.
Lester Samples. superintendent at Edison; /;
Ruth West, assistant principal at Naponee'
Glasses In the department Of agriculture
have been experimenting with chickens and
last week. The classes In farm management
and animal husbandry attended a sale OF
pure-bred stock during the week.
Miss Anne Caldwell will address the
S"sss Ms4sh 3 sSs ee
Essentials of Primary Teaching" A MINI
Der OF our. faculty members are pianilng
to go to Holdrege on that day 10 attehu
the Galli-Curci concert.
The Aspasian Literary society has reached
its membership limit and to meet the de-
mand 1t ha: become necessary for the young
women of the school to organize new so,
with the Aspasians. More than twenty have
already Joined the society just organized.
The executive committee Of the State
Grange met at the school on Wednesday'
March IA. In ADDITION TO teoree bissheI'
the local member, there were present J D.
Ream, master of the State Grange, and Mr.,
Dean of Broken Bow. They brought with
them George Horton. past master OF the
Michigan State Grange. Students and rae
ulty we're invited to hear his discussion on
the Michigan plan of cooperative buying
and selling.
The debating squad, with their trainer
OF last year. Dean George r. Martin, anu
the present trainer, II. w. Meyer, and the
librarians, who have assisted In gatherlng
material for the debates, celebrated the
victories over Hastings and Grand Island
win banouet at the Commercial club
rooms Wednesday evening. Dean Martin
acted as toastmaster and toasts on Ihe ne
Forensic Automobile" were responded to .s,,ias as
follows: THE Crank" Mr.. Lewis; The
Brake" Mr.. Balcom; THE Horn;n MT OLE =
son; ''The Clutch" Mr. Person; The Gas.
Miss Roberts; THE Battery, Mr; n,,,er Mn
'The Tire" Mr. Meyer; THE Spark Pug
Miss Jennings Miss Crawford, the Aspasian
critic, was also a guest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-27
co,,rcII, mEE-s TONIGHT

Three deeds Of trust We're nl"d !o
record IN tn. county clerks office Yes
t.rday.
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TRIAL OATES SET.
IN CIRCUIT COURT
Spring Torn Opens md Docket Is Called
-Sherir Reports Today.

+ Tho spring term Of Ohio county cir
J cut court opened ycs;"rdayq with Judge
H H. NJ. A,iGl.iIan presiding II Part J ana
Judge II. {. irrvry IN Far; II. Triai
dates in Part Wee liked from April =
~ April :. with .kprii ~ us divorce dAi
s Npril - will hc divorce day In TART l.
wiih trial dates from April 10 I" -.
HgrviG KIrr VA appointed court ih2"'
iu~l law InJunrtinuS We're pissed I'M
~ Saturday upon the request Of Prose-
rUtinE Attorney II. \. M"k"" and Atinr-
T"v tiEdr T. Amos. representing IN"
AEti-Sain"n league. The $l0.U"p suit ni
W. T. ParriIl -" W. J. Cots. in which
false arrest il alleged. WAS dismissed
Judge Brryc% entered dismissal ord
ia the Suli ~ Walter a. Si!nma ag;unst
Res" =. H,l and Kirk R!derly vs P. J.
,;iligHn. Notices Of motion for JudE-
Ncut were Iilcd III the suits Of Eugene
Miller ~. Margaret :. Jones and Char
iottc kinney ~. Margaret $. Jones. SD"-
riu Commissioner NJ. j. Culliman re-
Ported thnt his report in the sheriff
suits will b" ready to submit today
! Action was taken IN the following
. eases:
W. II. Shaf.r vS. Security Trust Co.
set for trial. April 3.
, Thomas g Clark vs. GncrS" w. K"anr.
doing business as Burns and Church, set
for trial Aprl! ..
Walter II Gibbons, It al. set for trial
APRIL ..
. =. L. Hclmbright vs. J. J. Maloncy.
SGT for trial April ..
Mary li"rn"y ~. Anna RrrId'ng set
for trial April ..
]. ]. MHlmnry vs.. George l.. Rlester.
Set for trial April >.
Arthur ". Frazier KS. John j. Minkn-
meyer. set for trial April 3.
:. George 1T al Us. Charles Nmlcn. set
for trial April :.
William Schcll VS. K. Watkins. set for
trial April )
j. +. Ncshtt IS. National Gas Co. Of
". Va, alleging destruction df property
by gus explosion, demurrer set for arEu-
mnnt April :.
VIM t. lIcnke VS. Board Of Commits
son"rS. demurrer set for argument.
.Nprii :.
! William Mcdonald. administrator of
the estate - Loretta Mcdonald w. J..
!. K"nncy, demurrer SGT for argument
April :.
: Sarah Moore. administrator OF estate
20! Marg"ry NJ. Wnsch"l and Fay Y.
Moore. vs. Whr"lir> Traction Co. de-
nurrers set for argument April !.
ChnS. Menkemil"r vs.. George W.
busch. set for trial. April III.
6. Kalh!tZrr Packing 60. ~. &. II. &
y. Ry. Co.. set for argument April IL.
! Archie Mcc"nnnuHhcy assignee rs.
.iacih Jacib$ 81 al. set for trial. April 16.
Guy II. BnrgcI ". City OF Wheeling.
set for argument, April 20.
f.. II. Crockard ~. X. NJ. prdcord. set
for trial. April Il.
II. F. IIiIIman q nj vs.. Richard Nc
Gee. SCI for trial April Il.
W. Y. Gr"Ms"r CO. w. u. .. Cameron.
set for trial April Il.
Stella NJ Knott vs.. T. N. Cotton. set
for trial April Is.
Sam HORNE Ct al VS. ChaS. Said. SGT
for trial April rs.
Frank !. Ob"rl". Joseph Klinnszewska
and Joseph WiNni"kSki. SGT for aTEu
n"nt tridn".
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Ask Million Gardens
Be Planted In u. S.
National Organization Asks That wheel
Ing District Assist In Lower
Ing n. c. of L.

\ CnmmunI"Hli"n was rvt"iNcc HcSt"r-
day by Mayor II. l.. Kirk from The Ma
tirnal Emergency Farm ANA Garden COM
miitrc Of washington. H. -. aud turned
over hy hiu /" til" Wheeling Commercial
nssuclatiuI. whlc!t Will attempt TO pro-
mote thu pr"j"cl iu/ tn" Wheeling dis
ir!ct ami surrounding territory.
The uhy'rI Of III" committee. which
is composed Uf S4inr Of ia" most prom
incnt mon in th' country. is tn have
IA" American p"rpl" max, one million
Enri'uS this spring to combat with the
h&h cost of diving. TN" committee"
AYERS thar IT," rapid r'iS"..in food stun
is du" principally TO III" Tact tnnr tin"
irrnaud for consumption i rapidly OK
""cIImr ~" Surpiy and that by tn"
people individually and collectively rais-
Ia. th"!T:'"wn vegetables viii hn tn" nnly
way hy.' which, "a reduce ihc high cost
"f living. Tho Commercial association
vii! attempt tn carry nut tine project as
oN'lr'd by Tho Committee.
III" National C"mmiitc" Is composed
uf n. Charles W. Eliot. president rm"ri-
iUE -! Harvard Umiv"r%ItT: nr. JOHN
';i""r Iiihb"n. president Of Princeton
college. Luther Du"haad. James Wilson,
former secretary "f agriculture, +. n.
White. Carl Brunman. assistant S"Crr-
'"ry Of agriculture. Fairfax Hanson. Of
I!rEu If The Southern railroad; A. W
Shaw. Emerson Macmillan. john Hayes
Hammond.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-27
ADDITIONAL SECRET
SERVICE MEN ARRIVE
Federal Officials Say Nothing, But
Report Has It That Many or
ticers Are Now on the Job.

Local federal officials are mum as
oysters, but nevertheless, it is learned
from what is believed To be Il reliable
source that three secret service men
arrived in the city yesterday in add
Lion Ia the several such officials who
have been in this community lOr the
las; few weeks. if reports are true.
Ii is rumnrcd than The additional
secret service mon are here for the
specific purpose Of taking drastic
action in this section Immediately
upon official declaration OF war. 1t
is reported that the officers have
lined up the situation here and that
there will be no time lost in putting
into effect their orders when HOSTILE
lies Rre declared. The secret service
men have visited every vicinity in
this community during tn" past few
weeks and have lreQurntrQ many
places in this city in securing facts
relative 10 those who have made GER
tain declarations in case war is dc.
Cared in this country. The additional
officials. who arrived yesterday. arc
surveying tn" physical constructions
about his section 10 prevent any.
damage by alleged enemies
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money for his individual Use and not

money Tor MS lnQlFluual use anu Hot
for the Red Cross.
Attorney George Beneke. Officer
Walter Wor!s and others who were
engaged in making an investigation
of the so.called Baron's visit 10
Wheeling. last evening told The In
;elligeucer that DeOrglcr is not an
Austrian at all. but d bulgarian. and
that he never was in the Austrin
army. t'ilms which DeOrglcr used
TO show conditions on the front in
Europe are declared 10 nave been
taken before the outbreak of tho war.
Further than this. it is declared that
DeOrgler was chased out Of Green's
burg. Pa. FOR similar reasons in Feb
rua-y 19l5. and one report coming 70
this city is 20 the effect that he form
erly was employed in a New York
hotel4
Acting upon this information, Mayor
Il, l.. XIX yesterday gave peOrgIcT
until fou: o'clock yesterday afternoon
to get out OF the city and Prosecuting
Attorney y. a. Mckee fixed the same
time lim!. for him 20 get entirely out
Of the county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-27
WOULD AID GLADLY
IF WAR WERE BEGUN
Salvation Army in Wheeling, While Not
on War Footing, Would Do Every
thing Possible.

'ln case OF war lire Hood or any
public calamity. the Salvation army
gladly gives all the aid il can" said
Ensign 'iHuEh. of ln" Wheeling branch
last night. when questioned about the
order from thu national headquarters
stating that tn" SHfcatiOn Army will
give any aid possible IN case Of war.
while tn" official order has not yet
reached Us, il is our duty 10 help in any
way We can" said Ensign tiauIh. The
local Salvation Army has not been
placed on II war footing. 1t could con-
tribute Il few beds and some rooms in
case of calamity OF different sorts. The
building cnuld accommodate between
.nU and 200 persons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-27
MERCHANTS PREPARING
FOR DRESS UP WEEK


With Dress Up Week beginning
Saturday, all the mems wear mer-
chants are working hard to get their
stores ready. They are all preparing
displays that will be novel i'll the
presentation of new styles and sug'
Scs,ionH in clothing Tor men. They
want 10 advance the standards OF
dress: 10 show the Wheeling men
how TO dress sensibly and correctly
for all occasions.
In order TO make the interest more
general and to allow greater num-
Der of people 10 benefit. the commit
tee in charge is conducting the popu-
lar window dressing contest in the
various lines Of mems wear, such as
Hats, Clothing, Haberdasherv. Tail
oring and Shoes. The cash prizes are
en- Ave and two and yone-half dollars
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-27
THE BEST. SELLER !,
Is Old Black Jos Cough Syrup

Wherever introduced, Old Black Joe
Cough Syrup soon becomes the best
selling remedy for coughs. colds.
bronchitis and irrita.:ed threats. The
reason is pIain-it : absolutely safe
for children as well IS for grown folks
and il does the W5rk quickly and
surely. There is not: a single drop OF
opiates, chloroform VI narcotic drugs.
in ii. 1t loosens tie phlegm, opens
tie costs only Csc at any store in city
or country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-27
BISHOP GRAVATT TO
ADDRESS LAST MEET
Pinal humber Of Series for hen a.
Court Theatre Next Sunday with
Splendid Program.

ri. Nrv. W. l.. Giavatt. y. Il. bishop
OF the Protestant Episcopal diocese OF
West Virginia. Will make thu address
for III" closing: Meeting OF the series for
men during Lent Civ by tn" /. NJ. :.
4. The choir rom ST. Eukc'S Episcopal
church VIII sing special selections.
The executive CCmmittr,: for the
mems meetings will meet at ; o'clock
;hlS Afternoon AT the y. NJ. &. y. 10
draw the fi:al plans for 4 great closing
EathrTtng'
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RIVER NEWS

The. ohio river showed n stage Of 20
feet on the marks Il; the local wharf
yesterday evening and was failing slow
l.. The steamer Liberty arrived here
last might AZ O'Clock from Mntamoras
and today at 1870 il will return to the
sam" port Tn" steamer Tell City on
route 10 Charleston from HittsburSh.
will he down sometime today.
Word was received here yesterday
that Lewis pope * Sons. owners OF the
packet Joe Fowler. have offered the
steamer 10 the United States govern
mcnl whenever needed for an emery
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SPECIAL sSRv1cEs.

. special services VII be held at the
First Presbyterian church to-morrow
,.vc,,inc Il, $50 O'Clock Music by the
c,oruY choir, The pastor, Claude Porter
Terry. Will speak.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-27
POLICE COURT.

In police court yesterday. Judge Ten
g. Honeckcr imposed the usual fines
upon 81 half dozen DRINKS and disorder
lies picked up by thu polio" since Sat
urday night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-27
BARON" De ORGLER !
CHASED FROM CITY
NAN POSING AS FORMER AUS
TRAN OFFICER SAID TO
BE lMPOSTER.
Mayer Kirk and Prosecutor Mckee
Compel Him to lcave-Not
Interested in Red Cross.

City and county authorities yeSter-
day chased man who has been
posing in The cit. as Baron Or. Sa,iler
neOi:.er, :. former Austrian army lieu
tenant. out Of Ohio county. 1t is de-
clareG thai the man is an impoStnr
and tina, ne has been posing 10 secure
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and the voting blanks will appear in
The lntelligencer st the earliest pos
Sihlc date
cELEBEATH !; TONIGHT.

Gle No. 25l. p. II. c., will celebrate the
twenty-frst ann.vcrEary Of the found
ing Of the order tonight with an eiabor-
ate program. TaiuGs part Will DC
Charles +. Schultz. ?diss Virginia Han.
Elmer Nrutz!inE. E:ssie LeineT, irene
ntzcll Virginia tIoEttzcll. James NC
Clcary. Of IfttsburSh; A W. Fritz,
Edna Fritz Nora HE, :.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-27
SPRING VACATION
School Riddles Of wheeling District En-
Toying Week.

Tho annual spring vacation Of one
week for the public schools nf Wheel
ing started yesterday. 1t follows the
close OF the winter season which was
marked last week by q number &c exam
nations.
Commencing next Monday tho last Scs-
si"ns of school until the summer vaCa-
ton will BE- started.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-27

COMMITTEE rcpUrt~. thN n"tItlon Uf
The Baltimore x Ohio railroad for per
mission To improve it's tracks on Severn
lrenth street and resolutions Of Cap
tain ". r. otto and Councilman IL. H.
Eohiuson form the bulk Of the business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-18
Pitching VS.. Batting

pitching valuable to club than hard batting
about value as the
Apparently should Only they
pitching mas the
the other harder clubbing
There weak batting clubs comparatively weak
White
the Braves Of examples
fourlshing OCTOBER
banner -,
Bender Plank
strong pitching morale of ball club better organized
pitching the
remark minus any batting sup
slostne eve this year
batting machines
,.on has won the majority of games He
N that washington can't NIT
Iobrson have than defeats by October