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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-15
STATE MEETING ON
NATIONAL SUFFRAGE
VIII BE held In Wheeling In Late Sep
neutrality-suspicious. OF Wonian's
Party Making Plnus.

Plans for the meeting and state cor
ference on national suffrage in Wheel
ing at the end Of this month are well
under way ut the temporary suffrage
Headquarters at the Windsor hotel. Miss
Pauline Clarke representative Of the
National Woman's party. at present In
Wheeling, said last night that women
all over the state interested In pushing
federal suffrage at this time arc al
ready responding to news Of the Wheel
Ing meeting Mrs. William G. Brown
wife Of former Representative Brown
Of the Second district, wrote yesterday:
Notify me Of tho date Of your con-
vcntion and Will make every effort to
be there IL at all possible. We GER
tainly need suffrage in West Virginia
Best wishes for O great auccess-"
News from Washington. according to
Miss Clarke, ia that though the favor
able report of the senate suffrage com
ml,tee on the Susan B. Anthony amend
rent for woman suffrage shows the ma
chinery beginning TO turn. the admins
tration ts still holding out against &C
ton this session.
The dinner for released pickets in
Washington on Tuesday night was g
big and brilliant ono. Congressman
Rner Of North Dakota was one Of the
speakers. and n collection OF $4,000 was
taken up for tho Washington work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-15
GOVERNOR SIGNS PAPERS
FOR RETURN OF MILLER
Petition Por Requtsttion Papers On In
diana Governor n Made ny Gov
ernor Cornweu

Deputy Fred Frazier ftheloca de-
partnent lerr Charleston yesterday for
Indianapolis. with a petition signed by
Governor Cornwell on the governor Of
Indiana for reputation papers for the
return Of NJ. I. Miller. who Is wantcd
In this city on q charge OF forgery and
embczzlement.
Miller has been missing for some time
after the loss Of $3.50 was discovered by
Cheney Cigar company( in 1914. Miller
was an employee of the firm and sertain
circumstances led the company to charge
Miller with the alleged embezzlemcnt. 4
short time ago nc was picked UP by
the Indianapolis officials. who notified
Sheriff Hastings Of his arrest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-15
HERE IS A new ONE
Try It on Your Garage Man tho Next
Time You Want Some Gasoline
and q Pow Tires

4 local garage proprietor will be on
the lookout for these city slickers" in
the future. Some wise big city crook
drove up to ono OF our prominent gar
ages late Thursday evening in car
with an Ohio license on 1t. In the
rear scat were two ladies. The man.
who said his name was Mr. Wright. In
formed the garage owner that he need
cd several quarts OF gasoline and inner
tubes. the total value OF which ran UP
around ten dollars.
The garage owner lost no time IN fur-
nishing him with the desired articles
but when 1t came time for the payment
Of the supplies. Mr.. Wright explained
that he did not have enough cash. and
that the garage man would be 30 Kind
as to take n check. OF course. the gar
age man declined the check. and asked
MI Wright II he would have IT cashed
some place.
Sure thing. Mr. Wright said that no
would drive the ladies' UP to the hotel.
and while there would have the check
cashed as the clerk was we'll acquainted
with him. but unfortunately he neglect
cd TO state which hotel.
Up to the present date. Mr.. Wright
has never returned. not even with the
aid Of the police.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-15
Thirteenth CHAIR" A
THRILLING MYSTERY
Greatest, Astounding and Interesting
Play Of Kind Ever Seen Hsro-As
Court Today.

An afr Of deep mystery coupled with
intense interest completely enthraileu
the large audience that all but filled the
Court theatre last evening to witness
The initial production in this city OF
Eayard Veiller's wonderful melodrama,
The 18th Chair" and II can easily be
classed as the most wonderful produc-
tlon over given in the city.
The interest starts with the rise OF
tho curtain and never lags until the last
word is spoken in the last Of the three
acts and q spontaneous burst OF ap-
piause Ereets the final drop Of tho cur
tain. The play Is interpreted ny the
original New York cast. every member
OF which Is an artist. and there is not
a weak spot to be found anywhere.
The drama Is called mystery play
and 1t Is all that its name implies. The
mystery starts within q few minutes
after the first curtain and throughout
the entire action ii becomes so tense
that the audience is fairly holding on to
tho seats.
Tho story Of the play is carried
through = spirituallstic seance at which
onr OF the guests determines TO aScnr-
tain the identity of tho murderer OF his
friend Sp,aICcr Lee. who was stabbed IN
the back and the crime had baff!cd the
efforts OF the police. lust as the me-
dunn was about u give the name there
WIS cry and grOan. and when the
lights were turned on the inquiSit"r
was found dead. stabbed in the back the
same as his friend had been. All the
doors and windows had been locked and
no onc had been permitted 10 leave or
enter the room until the police arrived
but all efforts 70 ind the knife win
which thr murder had h"en committed
were unarnilinE. the same us in the
murder Of Spencer Ice. Helen O'Nciii.
who later proved to hr the daughter OF
The medium. Is accused Of the crime
after an inv"si if;atinn and her refusal
10 talk only seems I" furnish additional
proof of her guilt. From this point OH
tho action is swift and the final I'M
rnvelinS of this murder. az we'll as the
murder of Spencer Lee. is one of tire
finest PIECES Of acting as we'll as the
most clev"rly devised plot. ever staged
a visit To III" two remaining perform
urccs this afternoon and tonight Will b'
time and money we'll spent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-15
Marietta
A11-StH
MARKET HINTS

Home garden cabbage Is about through
and sa a result there has been sllRht
advance in price. but cnntaloures an"
opples have taken n slight drop while
with tho plentiful supply or wafer
melons on hand they also hnVe CONS
Down In price.
Peaches arc coming into the market
In smaller lots aud they are Of q me
quality. but listed higher. Tomatoes
are scarce and potatoes plentiful win
higher prices being asked for both.
Abundnnt--Grcrn corn. cEG plant. po-
thtoes, cabbage. carrots watermel"ns'
pears. apples and peaches.
Eormal-Lcmons. bananas. cantn-
loupes. squash. turnips. parsley. head
lettuce, cucumbcrs. onions. lima beans.
Scarcc-Damson plums. crab apples
picking cucumbcrS. hurklrhcrlics. caul-
flower. onions. green and hot peppers
green beans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-15
OPERATING OFFICIALS
OF B. & O. CONFER

STC.lal Dispatch 'o tho InrlligCucrr
BALTIMORE. Md. Sept. III. NJ.
Davis. vicc-prcSidcnt ~ operations and
maintenance" of the baltimore and ohio
System. held Il staff meeting OF all the
officials Of his department throughout
the company's service today.
Necessary steps. were taken 70 handle
the increased traffic that has grown con-
stantly heavier sine" the outbreak or
the war With three environments on
their lines tho conrpany's service has
been greatly taxed.
Following the conference. II luncheon
was served. ut which President Daniel
Willard. chairman of the advisory COM
mission Of the r"Nnril of national de-
Tense. addressed the officials.
Among those present were: G. w. Gal
loway. general manager OF lines west Of
C!ncinnati: T.. w sheer. II. Il. Voorhees,,
VI. II. Cahill., J. +. Grcgan +. Il. Balzer.
general superintcnd"nts; +. H. Stark.
general superintendent OF motive power;
H. 4. Lane. chief engineer; }. +. kear-
ney. general superintendent Of transpor-
tation: MI division superintendent and
general agents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-15
TWO MORE DAYS TO LIVE
Ohio County Hut Consumers May Enjoy
Lifo Until Monday Morning.
Hunting Season Opens,

Tho frisky squirrels Of Ohio county
have about forty-eiSht hours moro to
fris<. And this will prove to be true 70
a great extent. according to the strenu-
GUS rush that Is hcing made IN the office
of the county court for county licenses.
Nearly 100 license. have been issued
since the frat Of September. several OF
these being statewide license. for which
the applicant Is required to pay -. For
tho entire year, sinc" the last season.
there have been moro than 400 county
liccacs issued. and about 40 state wido
license. number OF applicants who
wore non-crHidnnts have been issued
licenses Mt q cost OF $1,000.
Tho RenHon IL supposed to opon on
tho sixteenth. hut MS Sunday falls on
that date. and hunting and fishing arc
forbidden on tho Sabbath. tho season
does not legally open until Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-15
SWEDEN INVOLVED
IN QUEER SHIPMENT

NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-Accidental
discovery that wire nails in con-
senment for Sweden were covered
with lead caps caused the custom au'
thorities today to hold up a shipment
of 800 cases of the nails. The smash
ing of one of the cases by passing
truck on Brooklyn pier led to. the
discovery. II was said there was
enough lead on each nail for the man.
ufacture of Il rife bullet and that the
application for shipping license com
tanned no mention of the lead. simply
stating that the cases contained wire
nails.
The cases have been standing on
dock for about three weeks. The In
vestigation will seek TO determine
whether the lead was placed on the
nails as a subterfuge to set needed
war material to Germany or whether
it was there for some legitimate pur-
pose. The lead caps are described as
fitting loosely and easily removable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-15
BAKERS TO HUNTINGTON

The Stroehmnnn boys will leave to.
night at midnight for Warrington.
where they Will endcavor to show the
Huntington boosters a thing or two. In
tho last game between these two teams
the Warrington bnys were defeated. but
not by very large margin.
The local lads Will be compelled 10
show better form than they have re-
Gently If they intend to bring home the
bacon. as the Huntington team Is sup
posed TO be even stronger than It was
the last time they met. However. the
Stroehmann loos!ng streak should be
about run out - here Is hoping that
they win a game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-15
WARNOOD NEGRO
V|ELDS NEAPO ON
COLORED MAN AND CHILD AXE
WOUNDED IN PISTOL FEAY AT
BRIDGEPORT.
William Childs Escapes After, II II
Charged, He Used 9uu-VioSns
Not Dang erouB.

Sem Parkinson colored man. and
LIS young son wore wounded at Brlase-
rvrt last night when they were shot II
is said by William Childs. Warwood
negro. The shooting occurred shortly
h.furc midnight at Parkinson's plaoe on
Railroad street Childs made his es-
C;.pr
Practically no information could be
secured from the bridgeport police re-
r3rilng the shooting. other than that
ChiIds was tie man wanted for welding
the weapon Not even the names Of the
Gun victims could be secured from police
Headquarters.
One bullet pierced the arm OF Patter-
son, while another caused bad wound
in tho scalp Of the child. They were at
tended by physicians at their homo.
Childs who is alleged to have fired
the shots. is described as a light tan
negro, 8 feet inches tall. and weighs
about It's pounds. He wore a light
Slctson hat and light trousers with
dark stripe. He has four gold teeth In
front.
Wheeling police were asked to help
Iocnte Chids. but Lieutenant Tom Kelly
was unable to secure from the Bridge
port officials any details Of tho shoot
Ing. No cause for the affair could b.
escertained.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-15
FLY TO WEST ALEX.
FAIR ON THURSDAY
Capt. Prank Stanton to Leave Beech
Bottom at o'clock-Btg Patriotic
Day Celebration

Thursday afternoon at O'Clock. Cap
tain Frank Stanton. instructor Of the
West Virginia Flying Corps. will leave
Beech Bottom in one Of the large planes
and fly to the West Alexander fair. Ella
borate plans are being made to receive
the aviator.
Tho fnir begins Tuesday morning
lasting three days. The big day will!
be on Thursday. patriotic day. Among
the speakers Will be the Hon. Rufus *
Mariner, prominent attorney o,
Washington. Pa. and member Of the
federal public safety committee Several
bands have been engaged for Thursday
to play inspiring patriotic music all
day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-15
LOCAL NU18Bs TO gPHAK
AT STATE CONVENTION

The nurses Of tho state VIII hold
their annual convention this year At
Falrnont on September 20. 20 and u.
wheeling will DO represented by Miss H.
II. Phaion. principal OF tho nurses
school at tho Ohio Valley General hos
pital. who Will give demonstratiorl
and Miss Bertha Irons. who will road
paper. Others from this city Will
participate but the full program has
not yet boon arranged.
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T s.. CH6WeU.

T. s. Criswrll. brother Of Mrs. Lau-
renee Woebrr. Of Elm Grove. aged about
20 years. died In his homo Mt Hunting
ton Thursday. according to word re-
ceivcd by relatives here. The body Will
be brought her" and funeral services
will be held In the WnebeE homo Mt Elm
Grove Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Mr.. Criawcll nlso leaves besides sig
tor. his parents. who reside In the
Wheeling district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-15
SEVEN BILLION BILLS
CONTINUED From First PASs.)


s15.327, 100000; Italy's. s3.120,000,000:
Germanys, SCI 300. 100000. and Aus
tria's, $12.SOO,0 100000. The United
States, he said, expects to spend dur
Ing her first year Of war s18,20S, oO0t.
600, considerable part of which will
make provision for two years opera
tons.
Mr.. Fitzgerald denounced the pro
posed congressional expenditures
committee as involving an abdication
of the powers Of the house and ham
pering the executive by setting up a
modelling or espionage committee.
Representative Ferris Of Oklahoma
spoke on antl-war propagandists. as
sailing the Industrial Workers Of the
World and paciflsm generally. do
nouncing particularly members OF
congress who aid In such activities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

EXCELLENT Opportunity offered Motor stock u.
vestmca; In compsny ctidorsrl hy c.er one hundred
stockholders In Ottawa. where factory Is operating
Full information furnished uiH' request W.
Shnnds FircaL Agent, Ottawa. Illinois, t-l5-G
OIL, OIL. OIL Twenty thousand acres rich oil lsA4
segregated by state Of Oklahoma for Development
held under unaIsaied title. Now being worked VIA
rnergy by parrtical Isl neil with years OF e1p1enoA
Tremendous profits possible for those who come u
now Best q! reference. Write to-day for full -.
tails. W. 3. 2errttt Co.. kinskade bdS' OuAr
homa City. Okla jag
FOR SICE-Confcct!onery Ice cream. cigar and 80
Aztno business with Ice cream factory In COS
nscuon F1ne trade and best location In I've rsIl.
road center, Address E W.. caro- lntelnSrneef. Z:
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7. ], Eberhar,

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Sept. 14.-John J.
Eberhart for many years president or
the National Window Glass Workers
nssoclatton. died lato last night at his
home hero. Mr.. E,herhart. who was
born In 1857 nj New Geneva. Pa. was
prominent In na,IoiRu politics during
tho Mckinley administration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-15
INDIANAPOLIS LEADS

CHICAGO. Sept. l4.-1ndianapolis ha~
the lead again In tho American AHHo-
citation, being half game ahead OF st.
Paul as a result of Il six to three vic-
tory over Kansas City. st. Paul waa
beaten l to o by Toledo. Louisville. third
in the race, defeated Milwaukee to 0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-15
OBITUARY
MISS Pay T. Hunter.

Following an fitness Of eight months.
Miss Fay T. Hunter. aged 30. dau ghter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. David II. Hunter.
passed away yesterday morning in the
family homo. She was a member OF ST.
Matthew's Protestant Episcopal church
she leaves besides her parents three
sisters and one brother: Misses Eva
Gladys and Katherine. and belmont
Hunter
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This afternoon ut ESQ o'clock funeral
services will be conducted for George
w Gaus, former night jailer Of Ohio
county. who died Thursday IN the fam
fly home. 1910 Jacob street. The Rev.
G. ". Way. Of the First Spiritualist
church. will no In charge. Interment
will be IN Peninsula.
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Funeral for Thomas Henderson.

Yesterday afternoon funeral Services
were hold In tho Bertschy chapel. Six
teenth street, for Thomas Henderson.
brother Of James Henderson OF this city,
who died in Pittsburgh Wednesday,. The
Rev. DR.. James NJ. Potter OF Vance Me-
mortal Presbyterian church, officiated.
Burial was In Greenwood mausoleum.
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WANTED-.-Age1ts.
WAhTEp-Acens 200 per cent profit:

WARTEp-Acents. 200 per cent profit: woadsrfV
little article: something new: sells like wildflre;
Carry right in your i-rkct VIII" At once for ffes
sample. T. VI. Feltman. sales manager zoos Amefi-
can BdE.. Cincinnati; o. s-l5-g
WARfED--Ire new linz 4 sohr extracts. toilet
roods perfumes. ETC.. for agents. 1905 profit
! Sample free Write quick LacISs!an Co.. Dept ~.
81 Ioui, Mo S-l5-g
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Funeral FOR Anatomy moore Today.

Funeral services Tor Anthony A.
Moore, former resident Of Belmont
county. Ohio. who died IN the homo Of
his dau Rhter. Mrs. J. A Kilgore. OF tho
Island. Wednesday. will be held In the
residence Of his son, Ralph r. Moore,
No. 8 Vermont street this afternoon AT
o'clock. The Row. John Neal Of the
bridgeport Presbyterian church will Of
rciate, and burial will be in Union GEM
etery St Clairsville, o.
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I e D

INTELLECTUALLY. % wednesday. 1seS n
1917: ~ l:3o O'Clock. m thS North WhsAt1e ~
ptL. ANDREW hDIET HATH In ths ~ ~
Of his ISa
YtmerL SERVICES frsu u Mona benoN
o'cIook Trsnds Of ths family hSt1o1 -
,i,nd Iutnurunt UnRood onmstAJ.
NooRE-o1 HsdnssdE5. S@tambee ". LII. ~
e.eIoet o, n, ANTHONY l. Ao0RH In q ~
year Of bis age
H,,.r,J ..rrtcss u tho rsEsdnos q his - -
n Mora No. 8 Vermont 3rsa. Island
80, A. o'clock Friends invited - 49,
Iptamsnt ~ Unioo censtSo' o. C'S
Ohio
crawEIl-on TnursIaI Wa,tnG bIts9 n
lsl,. !. Huurngtn. y. Va. !. J. cAS"A
rrn.,.I Monday At ,. n. - a. Aeos q LA
Woehsr. Elm oroFA
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PARALYSIS VICTIM

sp-,ial Dispatch IN the IntciiTrneer.
CUMBERLAND. Md. Sept. lt.-fus-
sci. aged ono year son Of Patrick Myers.
Dixie, W. Va. opposite South Cumber-
land. died this morning from infnntile
paralysis. The child WINS taken Ill on
Monday.
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Funeral for MISS Becker Sunday.

Funeral SERVICES Tot MISS VCIe NJ
berta Becker 10-months-old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Becker. former res
idents Of South Wheeling, who passed
away In the family home at Canons-
burg. Pa. yesterday morning. will be
held in the residence OF MI and Mrs.
Robert Becker. o3 Merritt street this
city. Sunday afternoon Mt ESQ O'CLOCK
with the Rev. a. c. RnschG Of st. Pau 8
German Protestant church. officiating.
Interment will DO in Mt. Zion.
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Funeral Sor mrs. Braun Today.

This afternoon at o'clock funeral
rervices for Miss Matilda Braun. who
died in the homo Of her parents. Mr.,
md Mrs. Jacob Braun. Wednesday,, Will
be held In the family residence, Jacob
street. The Rev. 4. c. Rascho Of St
Paul. German Protestant church. will
be In charge, with interment in Green
wood.
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Plaintiff. In ChhnceJ.
Ed Anderson. Divorce
Defendant.
Tho object Of this suit II 10 obtain for tho plaintiff
. decree Of divorce. Of thoro. from tho SAID
defcndhnL
And It Appearing from IN IffdIrit filed In sald
Gauss 1t these Rules that tho defendant Ed Andcr'
son. Is no, . rosldent Of tho State Of Vast FirSnit.
and he not having been ser7cd With process tn SAID
suit on mosion Of tho plaintiff by her Attorney
Brennan Berry. this order OF publication Is entered
against him. and II Is ordered that tho said defend
mt. lbore named be and no 10 required TO appear
within one month after tho date Of tho first pubca-
ton Of this odrer and DO what 10 necessary 10 pro-
tect his interests. II Is further ordered that this
order be puhshed and posted a. required h5 law.
WitnssI John L. Kingdom. Clerk ri our said Court.
at tho Court House Of said County. this 18th day Jof
August 1917 10 Wit September Rules, 1917
JOHN L. KISGII0RS. Clerk
Published tbs frs: time September lit. 1871
Attest: JOHN L. KISGEI0RN. Clerk.
Brennan Il Berry,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. s-l-S-l5-22
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Having made market for t!l"tlsh
and grayfsh. the bureau "f fisheries Is
Interesting itself in the buwnn or chou
piQue and the eel pnut.
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For Sale - Horses, Vehicles. Etc,

FOR SALE-Gray horse weighing about 1850 pouAds.
II years old and Ierfctlr sound VIII work anSis
or double Call Cooey- Iscntz Co.. ethtr phone
S.lSi
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WAN1EO-Female.

WAhTED-San00 weekly made writing names for
mall order houses. No rsnyassnR. particulars Tor
STAMP TIE Guide Co.. Memphis. Tcniicssoe. s-15-g
WANTED-Nay Shoe Company wants lady taesWotnA
for Saturdays. s-u
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MOOSE PLAY M|DGETS
At MARIETTA SUNDAY

sunday morning the Moose All-Stars
will 20 to Marietta to clash with the
fast Midget team Of that place sunday
afternoon The Moose boys will take
with them a practically new lineup and
are prepared to give the Ohio lads bat
tie long to be remembered. Tho Mid
gets have such men as Goodies" Mola-
ter. two years ago with the Wheeling
Central League team, and several Mar
tetta high stars. The locals have add
ed Plummer, Wheeling high star. Jaco-
bucci, ex-high etGr first oaseman and
Dailer Of Cathedral high with several!
others.
According to reports from the Ohio
city they expect to add another scalp
to their long string. Tho locals. how
ever. arc confident that they will make
things interesting.
Manager Walters. Of tho All-Stars,
requests his men 10 meet at the b. q
O. station Sunday morning at $3.50
o'clock. Following Is the line-ups:
VT IN
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FOR kGNi-furalsned Rooms.

FOR REHT-FunIshed light housekeeping roonG
Range. sink bath. phone. Call Saturday OF Um.
day, 1923 Chapllne. s-t9'6. ;
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WANTED-Furnished Rooms

WANrEp-Frnn Sept. 10Th Sept. SUth tVo ecd.
nsc>nr furnished rooms or Epod room. for Light
housekeeping Must bc airy and light. and In eood
noishbothued. References exchanged. Please snsvef
at once. Address r. A. Thcopold General DtlTNyt
" S. Pittsburgh. Pa. S.IS-g v
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FOR SALE-Real Estate.

FOR SALE-Iionse contaElinE rooms. lot containing
IA more or less aIso out buildings. For terrnS Ad-
dress W. ". Donley. 2Un9 lt View Arc. Young
town. O. b-Lo-SV