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The Penn's Grove record., 1917-04-27

Bicycle Repairing
Tell your Bicycle troubles to Billy, 63 East
Main ST., ! block above Post Office. 8 % lott
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a. Word Column

advertisements inserted under this head
for N cent a sOOrd, first insertion; and
One-hag cent per soord each subsequent
insertion. No advertisement accepted for
less than zoe for first insertion, and Zoe
for each subsequent Insertion.
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To rent a house, for man and wife no chill.
a po; Henry Woibrant. ll 5th St.. Carney
roiht. 4 % 2tt
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hfCyCftb
q your Bicycle Supplies at A South Broad
Sereet, near Railroad Ave. 8 q lott
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House For Sale
Double dwelling, Nos. 95 and 81 Penn Street.
Terms cash. Apply to Asa q. Justice, IS W /,
Harmony st.. Penns Grove. 42O 2t
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FOR Sale
A small cook stove. MOI. I4Ol Tyler Street,
DUPONT Village. 3a#
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FOf Sale
A good horse and wagon, life preser,ers
shad net lines, anchor and oars. H. s. Bowen,
IS Delaware venue, PenDs Grove. 20 Sit
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urn ed Rooms
Nicely furnished rooms with all convent.
ehces. ls9 Denny Ave., Penns Grove tnear
rem ot-) 4 20 Sit
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Lost

Handsome Piano
If you pay balance. $l3l, ON handsome Up
right Grand Piano, used 9 weeks, it Is yours.
The Gibbs Piano Co., 7173 Main St.. SPRING
field, Mass. SO ST
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One Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet, been used 3
800 Main Street. Az 2tt
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For Rent
A 6-rOom house. Charles C. Borden. Phone
9l0Rl5. % Dr.
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A Minute From Market
Street Means A Couple Of
Dollars In Your Pocket.
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Our Location Saves You Money |
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-04-27

For Rent :
In salem, two single three-story houses on
GrImth street below Market. MOd,rn i'm
~provements. Reasonable rent. Inquire Isl
Griffith Street, 4M nj
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1917-10-14
Children's Department
THIRD FLOOR

Children's and Misses Gun Metal High cut Lace
Shoes; very neat and well fitting. Sizes 81 to 2;
low heels.
Special
Girls Gun Metal Button School Shoes; service
able soles and good uppers; spring heel; sizes 81
to H. low heel sizes. ~ to 2.
Boys Gun Metal sturdy School Shoes; bIucher
lace button and English lace styles; all sizes to
81 s..-.
Special ..........."..... ...........
Including popular Scout Shoes.
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Mems Departner
THIRD FLOOR

Mems Gun Metal. Tan and Patent Button
Shoes; Goodyear welt-made; some with tip. also
plain toes. Vim. H. McElwain & Co. make.
Special Observation-Disclosures. Observation-Disclosures.
Young Mems Black Gun Metal English Last Lace
Shoes; splendid wearing, heavy single soles; Good
year welt; all sizes.
Special Observation-Disclosures. Observation-Disclosures.
Mems Tan and Gun Metal Butcher Lace Me-
dunn Round Toe Shoes; McElwan & Co. make;
splendid value; all sizes to !.
Choice. special. ...............
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Dark Koko Calf. English lace, low heels.
Black and Brown Kid. white top, high heels.
Gun Metal, extra high cut, lA-inch heels.
Gun Metal. wing tip. 74-inch heels.
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FOR
MONDAYS
BIG SALE

Dark Koko Calf Fashionable Walking Shoe drop toe wing
tip. medrm-ow military heels. brown buckskin top; dr.
very chic style; Brooklyn made; all sizes. n III
Womens Gun Metal Mat Kid Glaze Kid Patent Colt; all feathers
and cotop combinations button shoes; fashionable but
and desirable foowear-among them we'll known d - ~
advertised ed lines French leather Cuban and military O0.SO
Styles of Womens Washable Colored Kdskn Lace Boos extra
high cut pointed imitation wing high leather and wood
ss 5f sfSs' s 4 dark ao 5ef LIGHT $785
all sizes; A to D. Very special .......... 's~O
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Third Floor Bargain Tables

50 Pairs of Women's Side-lace Kidskn Shoes;
Goodyear welt-made; sizes up to AZ only; less
than VI price
Several tables filled with Women's Button and
Lace Shoes Patents, Gun Metal Tans and Bronze
Kid; Cuban and French leather heels; broken sizes
up to As Big Bargain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-04
Big League Gossip
CHRISTY MATHEWSON
of Cincinnati Reds

good III their present occupation and In.
cidcntally one about which the bullets
do not sing. They are deaf when the
call for recruits is made. Really few
mrn banker IL go ~ war. No one can
guarantee they viii rcturn-e1cept tho
Great Umpire.
Several governors. the. governor OF
New York state hcing the first refused
To let Les fight because lie had not gone
10 battle. Far be it from NEE to mis-.
Judge the patriotic purpose of these
officials. but ] have heard rank OUT
siders, cynical and cold blooded. declnro
some Of these gentlemen might have
believed they could grab off little ben.
ct!rial publicity in this way, thinking
they had 4 sensitive finger on the public
pulse. Understand am not saying this,
but merely passing along the views OF
others | have heard talk. IN;
However. why didn't these same gems
tl"mcn bar the French. walters from
following their trade here or the Eng
llSh actors from trampinE the stage and
talking about themSclvcS-a fair in
qury. II seems? In Australia, there IL
10 Universal Service law. In England.
France there has been for long time
sc; the English actors and the French
walters and others are still getting away
with it.
This boy, who, before he died proved
he WAS not yellow" WAS not a slackerI
had til" spotlight of "pitiless publicity'y
focused upon him. and he could not
light. because hr was Stacker Z
broken heart killed him in Memphis,
looks /" III" like Il tough ruling And I
n"Tf" saw Darcy in my life.
copyright. 1917. by The Bell Syndls
cate. luc.) y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-04
CATHEDRAL HIGH FINISHES Up |
5I|CCE 55FULL SCHOLASTIC SEASON
st:rEEMACT IN BASEBALL AN
BASKETBALL CANNOT Bt.
DISPUTED
Football Was Not Participated In -
Vauyo the Pitching Sensation OF
the Year Locally.

tic baseball >,a>",, jus; closed ny T.
-. ;IIsirai h'ca school t"Mri"icS -"
u,nSe $;.r"c>S:u, athletic season n '!'e
h:Stn-N =: ;:rA institution. rs ;l!"l" 81;
rr,rnacv III hi>hr; bail AMI t;tS"h;t!t. ii'H
;wr sports th.! won; N Tor. cannot IT,
disputed.
tuo;hn.l wn< u"t rt:'iriwt;"t ;" Il:
-. ,'a,;ctS ID" - ,,arcutat objection.
L". wi,"n -. >.>'ihai; >rHS''G y'''I''!
around :il"l w"ut nv" |; "iih "
:, AM. and Kin record 'n''y maHH IA '"'
GUia' season t"d ~ ~" ;oU"HaN'"ht 80
:'uckhanu"r wi'eT" ,h"y "u' Nh"riih-
.,tt Tie map - Sill fresh IN III" ui!i"S -!
Il" fans.
The baseball season MAS started win
=. N.'Nran l"a':I. ans! ~" SAM >U'|'.>'
attended t:i"iv ''t"r'S a$ IA s@~hri"i'''
WE Sai,,"S w":n los. tie :l!S; w..n
N"urc~>!i'" h>2:G. whjth vss protested
80, account, "i t""i:&!hi.' i,a$c"~. ''ii.'-
90. !rW"v"r hid ST--0' r..>'Hc" nE..l;'~.
''i'$ "a ,.:ia:"r N thu: sra>pn h"at'"S
-. ~ ~ -" >r"r" - :" N3nN" -
'.,.>i;.S ,l-.t': '.:!; "',.. !p,& hi:.c.e. EH'
";n"r dcfc.,, 49, !n,i.AH "a Kin 'a'!"'+
~ Wh""li!l.: ii..:h b. III. ~'"ro II ; (" =.
Great Work OF vanyo.
Til" ""n"lud'n2 @,un' ~ ~" >'aS'H
~: played Ac;,,::s: ~" I'D Cold AM
:iu" Ct;h.,;ra! wIumiuG hy III" sore 81
:. "a g.. N"E.n iil.. SIC: S'ah".,tu 80
- ;hc,irai STA, !i:":t uUt "jih"u - ~
- r"u - 10. most s"nSAtt"n;,! s'"'"
,yrr played it. :hl> Nr'.'uit%. So "H''HiN"
WAS his work ihat NOT sing" hAtt VAS
km"rii"i ga - II" 'n;i"id- II" further
DISTINGUISHED siIu1<.''t u, rh!s game b.
striking Ca Eiu"iH'n m'"r.
Tn" f":mN"rS -: H.. Maroon An.
''-ca"t h9l" "Irrr reason :" h" HT"u!
. "i II. si;"rc>S achieved ana :;"f'. iitat
thn teams r"r:rSnn.iuC H.. S''&""l u"Ni
~'as"r VII "GUal IN" records Of THIS
var.
The Baseball Record of 1917.
The I'm. a. "f III" has. hai! tam AMI
H.. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-04

; CINCINNATI. o., June 3.--The only
/ time III baseball ever hit ana seriously
/ injured Il main WAS years ago wnrn VOTE
| ing against Cincinnati. Joe Kelley was
,nanaging the Reds at that time. and
J Eagle Eye Jake Bcckicy. Il chrome ."eV
! hitter. was playing first base. In TINS
game. | had hccn feeding hecKl"E 10"
! curves. and Kelley Thought he WAS get
! ting the signs from Jack Warner. VINO
! was doing my catching: Jake showed :.
| lot oil confluence ~ there the way nc
/ stepped into curves after picking UP
! some wireless bulletins from helicy'
coaching At Third bass"
! r was M n nae {" cross the hitter |
arranged with Warner ~ give me me
curve ball sign but shot M Il 'ASt one.
EcckIcy stepped almost across the pate
to set himself 10 lean against the nook'
: IL WAS u high fast Onc-;Lhu. n'ouc'tll
| say ] had Il fair last one II! thnHe
DAYS The ball struck Eagle Eye ne
! tween his rn!l;,r ana cap bands. anG ne
/ was Unconscious Tor Two days after mat
and in ;nr hospital Tor several weeks
You .au S,.r | one" did HAY" s"'n" speed.
| / WIS afraid h. WAS "ui for good. JAKE
was a nrrvy rus>. though. ;" lie came
! back strong
"Whv didn't yoH throw IN" that curve
; Ior timed mo to- h" asked later.
.pid he tip you"" | inquired innocent
". Then ii WAS Joc's error and not
mine"
PaSs;nE signs tn ha,tcrS i a Danger
ms husircSS-ahuul as healthy as lie
! in the front line trenches anu makes
! the batter about AZ good As Il HE III
: suraurr risk rs II man III the first ranks
IF Il charge. II tho opposing nllch"r ear
rirs ANYTHING on his last nu". would
moi hermit any club managed 10 do Ii
! INC hazard is too great. Neither would
| McCfraw.
Az | say. the old h"aner has no place
I'm baseball Ii has hurr many Il batter,
,,,I t,..,n md ruined him FOR tho fu-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-04
STRENGTHENS HOLD ON THE TITLE
DEFEATING STEU-
BENVILLE.
Carroll Club Passes Fulton Club IN the
Standing-YesterdaY's Intcr-City
Results.
Yesterdays Results.
Bnt':.. :. SHndy-IH". g.
carroll. :. E'Glt"U,
slrn"hluai!. L. Sl"uhcuNIie. ).
YeRterday's Results
Standing Of Clubs.
Yesterday : games IN the

Yesterday : games IN the lni"r-Clty
iragl:r prnuur,d no changes so far AS Tho
leagues leaders are concerned. in fact
,iic only r!,au;,c III the standing II clubs
~ tn. pasSIlS OF the Carroll club into
irurth place with Fulton dr"pplnS down
Il notch rs Il result -! being beaten BY
N" Carroll ciUb.
The Sururhnun riun strengthened Its
hoid on the tItlr nnd Incidentally kept
as record Of victories "t"hT by ucleatlnE
the StvuicnylIlG team IN close Gaino
at thu jefferson county scat yesterday.
The last gong NnUrrS ClIb. with sew
cral ,Cw players III the lineup. defeated
SnadvSIuc Ia u at ruunrl Grr"u.
rh" MrGunkr% team won from the
Home club, : to =, al Wheeling park.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-04
NEWS BRIEFS

--Dec,arationS Of intention 10 be
come American citizens were H!eu III
n. local federal office late SATURDAY
bv William Lem. German OF -"'o
Canine street. and Aaron Joseph
viyISh, Russian nt %l0 Main street.
A special meeting OF the ONO
valley Nutomob!!u club will be held
his evening III rs o'clock n the
" /. \. rooms 10 discuss the new
,,.i":,! 'aX on automobiles. Pans ior
,hn "rmlu! outing ior Wheeling dis
;rlci Orphans vii! be taken Ip.
--l'er;!l.calr Of incorporation mas
been ISSUED by The secretary hi Sla'c
~ The AN:n Funeral Service company
OF Twruly-.rN"nih street. "EoWnu mas
boon broken tor an up-to-0a(' SaiaS''
~ hy loo t,rt. The budding VIII Do
ready ,uv tn" occupancy in about HiA
weeks. Frank E.. Schroeder Is pFeSl'
dent OF III" city.
NH plans have been C"nlpIti"!
:or the Wheeling district BOYS brF
cad" larger practice and OUTING iucT,
day evening ~ Bethel. G"nrv"l II. l.
Idll;abaU:h Will be III cumnand.
f. !. McD"rmntt. Wheeling GlS-
trici distributor OF the Chalmers cars.
vii! attend The Chalmers world
Saln>mrp'> congress in Detroit during
he, week of June l.. Nj. McDerno't
will DO awarded a. the convention sew
rrat hand>omn prizes tor having SOFA
;h. !ar@,%! number OF chalmers cars
IN n" country last month.
-S0u:rc L. &. Hobbs to-day Will
"rn,i.r E. d-ri~lun N Il sun IN Wh!rh
Cleo Hornet. huuSrk"eper Tor DalSE
i;uru..;:.. sizes nrr employer Tor SD
.ul :, brnnrn which the d"i"nuIn' =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-04
FERRY ALL STARS
TRIM WASHINGTON
WILSON'S EFFECTIVE PITCHING
ENABLES OHIOANS TO WIN 7-3.
Game is Fastest Ever Played at League
Park, Requiring One Hour and
Twepty-eight MINES.

Al Lragur i'ark yesterday afternoon,
the All-StarS defeated the Washington
tnll"EI:tuS by a $"nr" ut - Wilson
pitched f!mr ht;i for thu Ferry. the Col!
lrgianS only scoring TN him in one. i'll
ming. R"ul"in WAS hi; hard in the fifth
and eighth innings. II WAS the. fastest
game ever played a. League Park. the
time pf play being ON" hour and twcm-
ty-cighL minutes. Smith and E.aStou
starred In tn" field Tor Ferry while
Robe and kurtz played good ball for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-04
P. & E. G, LOST
TO PARKERSBURG

Yesterday AFTERNOON tho J.. x r.. 6.
min" lost L" Tn" Park"r$hurp: team Oh tn"
I';lrl"rShurG grounds by Il score Of 10 10
Howard. pitching for tn" Elm Grove
team. ScciI:rd to b" cut Of trim. rs the
I.rk.rSiurrcrS connected with his de-
livery for hf(Ccn bln@I"s, while Rogers
pitching for tho do" n-th"-rIv"r nine. al
inw..d only light hits TIL" gam" waS =
grand battle" from start Ia iiHISh. ana
the Elm. Grave nine featured with Two
I"uhlr plays Will" Ni"d"I dr"N" out
Il hii good Tor tw" l,rH"".
u ID, r,.i,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-04
CLEVELAND TO PLAY
AT FERRY, JULY Is
Business Manager Agrees That Tr1a'
Speaker Will Appear in Lineup
On That Day. 4

Secretary Muliancy OF the All-Starn
anm"l!irrrd Yesterday that he had secured:
III" CLEVELAND American league team to-
play i.ii-"Nh!b!tion game AZ League park:
signed hy business Manager McIloy,
guarantees The appearance of TriS,
Sp'ahrr.I whom thousands Of fans con.
slider IN" greatest hitter in either league
rho Cleveland club will be jumping from
Cleveland to- WaShingto ton and this one
open date made il possible for the ALL
Stars 10 $ccI:rr The Indians by putting IN.
large guarantee. SIS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-04
RALLIES CAVE
TIGERS VICTORY
OVER YANKEES

DETROIT. Mich, uue 1.-TWO spec
racular bu;CnS rallies today g'tvc be-
'rrii 4 ! Ia / victory uvrr New York
N tn" play Of: OF = postponed game.
iirkvnG. who never has been b"HiCn by
ia" Yankees. pitch"i the !irSt ~" III
ll8i.gS and all nf Nrw (ork'S runs were
mack. OF his delivery. LII the iilth after
H,udrs> Inuffrd Nill': i~ul fly. Nj; got
a base hit and Bush drove in two runs
with u timely bin"lr. CobhS triple
scored EGSh IN the seventh ThN win
ninc runs w"rc made in the eighth on
succcS~iv" hits hy Burns. Wit and
Sprnccr. Score:
j. II L.
New York ......n = 0G"0 q O--i /! d.
Detroit ........nl o "a I'm - |
HuSscll Love and Walters, !:"lHnd.
I'HuSS and Spencer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-04

TWO base hits: Kupf. N"n"t"hN N"tIH
-: Rawlings. Thr:" haS' hItS: ShcAn.
Sui,h. MaranTi'lc, Rudolph: stolen bases
'r'rnrpr. MaS"r. Sa"r;ir" hits Niih"ll'
Th"rl"' Sacrifice flies. Tw"mhly. Shcan.
p,ull- plays: E"pf. Chase |" Gr"h. Lett
49,, bases: l;uStut. II: cincinnati. 10.
hrs, basr on errors: Boston. l; ,hnCin-
.r.:i. -. las" "u balls: or Eud"lph, !:
II Toncy: :. His and earned rune: on
Eu,i"lrh his -. ruuS : IN - innings:
cit ruu"y. hits Il ana In 10 innings
HIt by pitcher. Ey rnnry tMaGccl.
struck nut' Hy Rudolph. :: Ivy r"y"n. =.
rnr;rcs: KLEIN and iiransilcld. Time:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-04
ST. LOUIS THE VICTOR

ST Louis. Mo. .lur' ".--S'. Louis
,lnu lohaI's game from Now York :: to l..
=: I.nuIS won In the seventh Wnru Ion
=. l.g doubled ami scored On M!il"r's
>lur'" !" right. Miller took second when
E"horts"a threw wildly To ia" iniicid.
scoring ~ Cruises hit s.. Louis run in
!ir iifrh was tho result Of the SluIl"H by
iIn"n&t,v and GriiiS. and XNnmrrman'S
nrrrr. N"w Ynrk'S Ion" run was homer
ly Burns IN the nrlh. Score:
r.. TT. T..
%c,y York .... nnn ON onn--~l 3
:; I.nuis " nmn Olh "GX-~:: Il n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-04
SHADYSIDE BLANKED

In AN interesting contest PLAYED ~
Tunnel Green yesterday afternoon the
I"jETrmat"d l'au"rs' rIuh whiirwuSh"d
III" SiudySidr rtub Of tn" lmtcr-Cily
Ira&I" hy 4 scur" oC to o. Sullivan
on tn" mound for The RaIcrs team. ;rl-
lowed hat four hats ana struck out rign:
m"m. The EaucrS boys hit hard Cos
news h"Wc ram and I.OHn'S and bug
Ean'$ f"idine We're FEATURES Jimmy
I.lIraS umpir"d in n highly satisfactory
style. not an argument being madc by
either club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-04
HOME CLUB BEATEN

Playing n Wheeling i'Hrk yesterday
aftcrun"n. the MrConh"y clun defeated
tho Home club or the lnt""-t,iiT league.
by Tia" score Of 10 =. The Mrtunk"vS
outballcd the Home club whil. Stewart
VAS piN1n Tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-04
CENTRAL LEAGUE.
BABE MYERS RELEASED

t.I,.;i,IGNi, I,H .Fru" 81. L
l'..r. ,....,::c .ir''l - thr i,i,;:I."i.rl
Coastal i..a::l,. h..~'.'ot' ;"a:n '.'s!al WAS
.,.:...! ..t..,ia3. e.: ;. '.''Gi'. ~':r''"'"G;n:
!:,,;, " -. y :, n;,S released H.. tn. Gl-
,.,.'r!-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-04

Tw" hrSe hits: Wclrh. :. struck out:
~ HuutH. i; by Costello. /; by Brnhs"n.
i. Duubl" plays: P"ri"y :" IIVmp Ia
Zero. =. ll!t by pitcher: lEradyl. TN
;irr. Ynrhuul
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-04

Two bu$c hitS--tunnInEham Rcddy
First IN hnllS--uff Rurkhart >. Struck
uul--.HH Eu!ihart 10: by Stewart 3
LrTi On Observation-Disclosures :. liu:nc
club /. l"Mhi" i'LryS--Sicwart Ia I:cldy.
Passed balls Wtrunhci'm. Hit b. rlrh-
"r---l:"tidN l;ishur. Stewart SirIru
bases l;urkhrri. Marsh. GurdnHr. Rcd
". EIs hnm. Sln..k. Observation-Disclosures
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-04

i. =. E'i;rshurGh.
Eu>;":;. !. r'l:,'i";i.t,:. ..
\sw Nn', : y. i."'i!~. :.
chicago. /: l;:onNtYu. J.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-04
To-day's Games.

Cn;caru a. i'h;laLcipi:i,t
s.. i.uu.s Il; WaSn:nEi"i.
Detroit ~ New A"rN.
cleveland AZ Boston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-04
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results
Saturdays Games.

st l.ou.s :. New York.
lineage :. Ec""hlE".
,rmy:u,ta;i. l.; u"=:"". 3ti0).
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-04

summary. Tw" !:Isr hits t. Kin.
Hastings, anh Wicdol. Slr"'t cat: ~
iinwurd Z; b. Rogers, = ln'thl. play:
l. Smith - Gurilr :" N:'d"!. t.. Srn;h
70. Garth. PASSED bni.. y kin.. -, ~
;..rh'r: Hy howard. Starr. ~ Rogers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-04
Cole g'ians

Two has" hits: II. carroll. Three has:
hiiS: II. Carroll. l!aSr an balls Men
i"im. -. lii 10y uitchrr: Wilson. Struck
out: l.! Wilson. /: 10y EruIciu. ). stolen
mr>". n'Mall"y. Umpire: Morgan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.
!: New York. |.
Standing OF CLUBS.

CIrVCiaMd. >. EVStVu. !"
New York. ), Detroit. /:
Chicago : philadelphia. 81.
Washington. :, -. l.. "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-04

'rwo base HIS. Mullarkry. Hughes. -:
Parker. Struck ont: !:y Ti"Horkrr. =:
10y Yoke. 2. Umpire: McConhcy.
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law this issue can only be deter
mined by a popular referendum
vote. The question must be sim
pie and direct. as for example,
Shall war be declared against
the offending government? The
vote for this question would he
q. simple yes or no. for It is I'M
practicable to include much in
the way Of qualifying provi-
sions." \ referendum vote could
be taken and tabulated in not less
than two months.
Suppose that in that interval
conditions changed suddenly =
| that revolution occurred with
the offending country, resulting
| in Il new government which was
ready to take an attitude quite
different with regard to the dis
pute? Mr.. Spargo says that to
declare war under those clrcum-
stances would be a crime against
civilization and yet under the
mandate Of the people by refer
lenlhtm it would be obligatory II
| this mandate were set aside we
would have exercised the power
| of alloeracy in lis highest de
gree.
| Thus. Mr.. SparGO argues. very
sanrlv. that the referendum
would be a weapon in the hands
of a,ltucracv. There is no doubt
lin our mind that the people OF
| the | nited States are Thoroughly
Ieonvinccd noN, If they were III
ianN doubt six months ago, that
our cause is Just: that, We are
fighting for all that j. dear or
worth while to us, and that even
1if q referendum were held today
| it would be found that the action
1of our representatives III con-
gress in declaring war would be
| fully sustained.
There is nothing to be gained
| BY pushing the referendum as q
wax ont. but on the other hand
/ there Is considerable danger that
it may be used upon weak or I'M
thinking minds to the injury Of
/ the country.
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rs Years Ago
What MisSOula Was Doing
on This Date in 1892.

N'rnm the Missoulian Of NOV. 80, 1920
The teachers reading circle meets at
the rooms Of Miss Pee Thornton in the
Hammond btork this evening.
The water will be turned off south
Of Main street This afternoon between
tn" hours of ! and 6 o'clock. Citi-
Hcns residing IN that locality will
govern themselves accordingly.
The ladies OF the Methodist Episco-
pal congregation invite their friends
to II social gathering At the residence
of Mrs. Edwards, On East Front street
discovering, An interesting program
with refreshments will b" served.
Yesterday al" Ingr1hHm was exam
I inod hrtor" United States Commits
sioncr Walters on tn" charge of selling
+ liquor without a license. 1t is said
that the whiSkoN evidence for the
, prosecution only showed that tho mar
, had taken some whskcy to his place
/ about eight miles up the Rnltlcsnake
! and had treated his noirhhors quite
freely with it. However. he was hcl,
/ by tho commissioner.
! Manager Hartley announces that tn
books for tn" two nights appearance
Of tn" Calhoun Opera company on tn
! 18Th and goth of December, when thu
will produce sad PaSha and BocCaCCit
are now on sale, and subscribers an
I others wishing books should call fo
them at once. The company has re
coivcd nnStint"d praise wherever the
have played, and 4 treat is certainly i
store for MissUlla's amusement lover