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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-01-11
Poor Mans Limitations.

"After all, it's no crime to be poor
Maybe not, but no poor man can af'
ford to hire u lawyer to prove that II
isn't."-Kansas City Star.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-28
STATE FAIR PROGRAM
FOR TO-DAY IS GIVEN

This afternoon program 81 races
at the Panhandle State Fair track
includes six events aud the surprise
pruug un the spectators in Wedncs-
days races ar the speed and driving
El uf the pro ess.urlls ON half
mile dirt cour., B. expected 90 more
than double the attendance of the
,pninr day
The speed bowl was rolled and
dargpd Wednesday night following
.n. races and viii boz in faster con
liiion than "Wednesday due 90 the
haul packed stretches
a match race Hugdahl in the Max
veil Nlein In the Brisroc and Grant
BOB the narTaeq will open the program
uiIut el bg class race of five miles
with four starters and a handicap
race of fNc miles llfreida Mais the
woman driver will irivc another mile
against time lut Is scheduled To-
make fhe mile dash riding alone
"Wednesday Art Klein rode with her
as a mechanic.
Two more class races follow with
tive starters each and the couclud-
iur event is the second heat of the
iifiy mile Sweepstakes Tor q distance
ri UfIren miles.
The battle for points in the fifteen
milo beat o. expected 90 be- the ban
Eer competition event uf the after
noon a. motor and tire trouble kept
Klein and his Hris.oc doWn 20 three
points and Grant in bis Darraro fail
ed to finish aud from their showing
in 'he shorter races "Wednesday. the
spectators can look Tor some hard
striving from these two with Sireigle.
giugiahi and Craft lighting % hold
the lead they gained "Wednesday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-28
" "


ll' f- 1uur rhica ro
neg -f Louis divided o. double header
'Iiarl oufHif 70 louis ton % five
r fHe 'rsf game ilnrushy got three
triple bon tho fa1 game hui 'vo ~
the.s vere wasi "a in the first game
Vaurfn flannel Cfuise the next
bother fnr fhr 'iifd out in tho third
rninv rnH famed Cruise again and
forced Wiinr to t1r to Deal IN the
Hrh a haffirr rally ir che seyenfh
ror the rerand ~ame for So ouis
Werkle fit homo run uiih Mann on
urrf bon the eieath
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-28
CLOVIS GIRL BAND WILL
SEE AUTO RACES FREE

The Crost Girl band of 20 pieces
from Clovis. y NJ. which made such
phenomenal hit with CROW DIS yes
terlay IN the parade and IN the ANA
rlio hotel by their genuinely charm
iug musla anU pretty faces have .heen
invited this afternoon to attend alb
.uiuIoly free the races a. the state
Fair rrouud. piima0'3ry hy the
officials.
The Amarillo street Railway com
nauy 10 cap the climax and 10 add
90 tho honor - showing the girls
an ihe ospitality OF the city for
their excellent music and generosity
Has appointed a special car 20 carry
them 20 and from the grounds from
the city. 10 Nas announced yesier
day afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-28
IDR1sCOE PILOTS WIN FEATURE
ON COURSE OF PANHANDLE FAIR

Driving honors aud the bIsge.t
snare % the purse money Was rarr..d
a"AS Melneaday hy the pair q. BrI 81.
'"e pilots Ar Klein and tI sfr.rlr
in the iirst Of the three dave .Dr.f
program scheduled af tbe paunaulIa
state fair trarE hrf De- took au obi
ine driving skin of lhe veteran. aud
an "i ~" speed fhfy could retain on
me snort tFeachelouH turn. fa Urht
OF The PUSHES and hard DRIVING af
SIC insdahi in thr NnrH.H and
ifafi in q Case aud were OBJ. uDrsra
io Do figured individually IHn wreath
would rest on Sic HurdahI crown
10" weather WIS IDEAL but
the track a little slow due 10
ilie slippery turns which skid.
h"d me- less Than three drivers
int" the fence during The after.
noon and sent Allen with h.
ls"iia through the lower turn
hn'" and over the emhank.
sn"ni, the only damngc being q
hucklcd frame aud The destruc-
li"n ~ several Narls ~ fence.
The only approach tn serious
accident.
Delay in starting mo biz parade
downtown until $3.50 u.tIlf Eruf
down the ATTENDANCE 40 about boo.
close 10 "a hundred .1r tIai lm.
10 Tho track anrr flr parade Bod. .H
over half of the events
Hugdahi Make Lass Ian.
The fastest Dap OF rho afternoon
lu The time trials aas turned bs
lurdahl iu the Maxwell boo 90 81.
seconds. ln the first composition
C.en of miles Graft boo a Cas-. t.u.
away from ihr tape lIk. ..U. HrH
l'H Strelr.c at fbr posi- f.rf. u
ffr1ish'en out hif pears with EaU.
Boa the Comet and Alien BOO f.r I.u.I.
falling him Eut tho distance WI.
too hort and although strnIeIa na.
able 20 drive to second plr,. CRATE
was newer headed and 1i qule. got
away won him first money
The thid oEcrt live uIo ,.t..
race showed % lHfk horr' Zoo Gram.
eiIb The foreign 'urrac1 anil boo rs.u
iiur'anl and Nlc.u battle 900 tbr
.ay holding tho lr1d .ur rIrhf au.
hui iho Hkil of fhr $50 .ar.r.
against the Younger driver told BOO
tho nniah ANA uugduhl Boo the Mas.
well noHed ouf hy t.s feet with
Klein ana his Br.Hroo second 10 pa.
probably one of mo hardest fmrhf
finishes that VIII bn driven during
fhc three days W'.'mr hlrI. f.r
f'"i separated tho f1rnr drivers HuH
only tue judges Hrr. lDID u n..
Inc winner
Elfroda Mats fHn champion $500.
man driver rTte FL rl,H exhibition
OF track dritnr and rU.rI EInm
ErIa,pD milo Boz go. only s ...
uud. over tho iaInsf umr ur ..n
afternoon
INc Nilr. Tree ior ~.
Tho tive mIla ...n..arUU ,tH ..u
starters found rmr Hu1. uuu rrr
tape iu tho I'1H .HH IHu 20 H..
side. The two .'Ir .HIn fY .erp iIr
'-If-'r'- 1r-tfu., w .hs lu|rr a,fr
and side Uith Huga hl Boz fha Up,
90 trtIHr fu Dol. W lr.
tween ih.m Cor ..r .r .U.r FL. .H
outdriyen Kelley n tIn r.m.. .U Pod.
turn OFT of third pa.n m '.r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-28

Hl Ego 'IgllHI ..HI .DIe aul
slipped .H bl .I.u Hal mo.lh leff
Inr ihe ..risH arH DECD fhe NaEaell
i.'." tD Ihe a.a Hs H0 esr Lengths
CRAZE 5000 HIIF f.ITI
Quo lHai event. tHe ur.f beat OF
'. IfH 1900. ts.. r..e brought
IhD Hrf. IIID prIf. 0naI
dIrf fuDt pIIat whom r.eD car
Hr.r .nuf aFa. I Eight ilf post.
NHH. BOZ ffr short 'su THe field
as paced H.f preliminary .ap Boz
.nr i.r official lr us H. Van
trfH manager ILe track ull
fhIse days rare meet win fre aafo
n. iHH HHHiHr Nug %. thn Tap mo
entire fel1 dashed f0f fhe first
uu hIHh hrulrHf ihe ape 8f1rs 90
.ha Inef Bu accident of come sort
snnmr1 almost certain vim seven
GI. powered HoHIur motor crowd
nI IUf. '1r narrow uIH n bunch
iHi commenced r.DF1Irg flr posi-.
IN.. ..U .lr iIr I. H.r0 lpf fhp
entire InM huu .hrI .o.srfinr
co. 'h' polo lHd position Tho anar
nnuU HH diving .r showed up
ou Grant. u.uu.l lHH un fH. fourth
'Hn h' pulled u'n fIr p.f vI.b %
h.UIU IRON mI Un .i#r
Thing. lrsiu Zoo uappcn.
T..U .h.E ..... F.. H.nrrr
Iu. .l. bort .#e fUr uu.. .r
nh. u ..U f. attention u Hs
E...r. H r.E0. ra1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-28

CLEVELAND June @, Cleveland
adr b. tour uruEhi from So Louis
iOu.d who started io pitch. passed
TO- urt three hatsmon Kl,pfer.
hH relieved him held the Brown s.
check uuti' the ninth when Baghy
WON'T 200 and STRUCK out Jacobson. r..
.ruE to side
Score v n T.
p Louis loo uUu lot %
cleveland utl 0'u ok r
Davenport Hamilton. Wright and
,rwd could tlcpicr. nngby and
uIrfb
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-28

PHILADELPHIA. june 20 NeN
YORK reganed irit place la the Nat
oual league race hy defeating prlo-
dclphia Neither Benton nor latcu-
der who started the game. could go
tne uIl r0ut, zimmerman ammei
out homer iu the FIRST muiug
Score o. ~ g.
New YORK got uIO 600 .
rhuadelphia 0-U uuu lHU-1 90 3
Heuton. P.rutt and Rludan. Las.
Hudrr. Fiusery and Kllifer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-28
MIIh rnNnIr. No. Nllcnlion.

tmung the mary attractive store
ndoVs. decorated specially fos tho
OZARK Trail convention there Is none
that has attracted more attention or
received more favorable comments
than that off the Overland -TeNle COM
nany. Nut oniy .r' spectators given
81 chance % viog one OF the many
overland models hui Manager litens
occurred two coyotes AMI turned them
loose in the window whore thry are
.Iuirsd constantly Hs pasersby
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-28

NEWPORT q o. June g The
cruiser Olympia from which Admiral
pewe' directed fhe battle 81 Manila
Bay. was tr'prrd today Of her am
m"u.tiDn. upplirs and of other siOres
and lifting Ia al attempt % maxi
easier her position on the shoals off
Block Island where she went aEfOun
IN 9 fog yesterday u was believed
there Was little hope % saving her.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-28
New N"torcycl" Eccord.

CINCINNATI June GO Erwin
ia'rr of indianapolis and los An
..les woforrs D. racer. established
9 nev endurance record for 20 hours
af the Cincinnati Speedway tonight.
DO g. claimed. shen he covered i.1ss
miles AGAINST f.i53 made by Allan 7.
Ealeli Bakers riding time was -
hours. 20 minutes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-28
Hank Ioine~ The Colars.
b. A....L.a.l D..

NEW YORK. June 27.-fIarry AZ.
riiankl Gowdy catcher for the Bos
ION National club. left here today Tor
Columbus. Ohio where he recently
enlisted IN the Ohio National Cnard.
90 Join the r0lors
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-28

CHICAGO jane ~ Cobb
Continued tu 90 t.o pner for safe hit
Ipr boo arutgc gaines when no
added two more games Goo his string
Dob. rn.HrI now stands I' - games
n which Boo las made one or more
f lle obtaIlrd ono boo iu each
come uf tHe dpubIo-hoadcr here
ttirH r club lost chicgp won
no nrf hv punching hits Nurphya
IuubIr while battltr boo pinch Pay1
bI.tfu fhp second game
IIrH game
Score n " g..
lnfrnr 700 300 600 Z /
lhIraru uuu u.' nOf ~ /
Cunningham UIu.. aud stauaFe
'iDptto and Lynn.
SECOND gam"
Score a. H T..
Detroit iun pul quo 20 % 9
hi0aro ono 600 'uN 90 y
Enmtr and Spencer. Stunage
laufUr. Russell aud Scbalk.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE
sr,snIkG nr rue CIEns


IDfnlhuN s' Louis
Philadelphia New York
CHICAGO Detroit l
HssNInrfar Lqt nr %
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-28
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

Sew DrIran Mobile
birmingham % Atlanta
DIauluoo-a-l.titlr Rock rain
Nashville Memphis rain
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-28

BOSTON coo NrN Work.
Philadelphia ut nroualyn
Cincinnati az Pittsburgh
rhiaru 40 So Louis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-28

FL PASO. June g. Twenty fap-
1uose went to the recruiting office
here today and offered to enlist IN
tho Tinted States arm, They we're
not accepted
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-28

SALT LAKE CITY. June III
Operation ~ part ~ the luternnion-
.al melting plant a. Tooeie xas. r.
armei today but the number az men
ho returned 20 work has not been
given out. IA,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-28
miscellaneous SCORES
COAST IINlII.

los AuroIes san francisco %.
Portland Vernon
salt Lake a. Oakland
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-28

Score r. u. 4.
chicago ...uln Gel llD.i lU .
So Louis ...Ulu lOl uuu O.
Vaughn aud Wilson noJk and
snyder
Second game"
Score Y II. T.
'hicasu ... H0p00O l10-.. .
So Louis .ulU HOU a0x-G 10 U
prendergasI Aldridse and Elliott.
llurstWau aud Gonzales
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-28

$50 Louis on cleveland
Detroit if 'hiraFn
Washington go Philadelphia
Sew YORK. 40 Boston
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-28

I.II.H' tGU june riucin
mats scored five runs ON five nits IN
'he N1l and sixth aud Hun from
riushurFh Rs San vas hii hard hut
Kept tlc bits wril scattered except
% thr aiuht wh,n ueo singles. a
IHuh'e anf base on halls scored
fHrrs uu.
Score Y. " =
uriru4u .uH UtE fHO-.g N 7
pir brr-f 600 COS on if ?
Raglan U|ueu uuf Wign Jacobs
HrI.Hr MILLER and schmidt.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-28

street cars % fair grounds anil
rare track Fifteen minute service
during Races fare cents 1ufst
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-28

UNN1NINN juno 20 Brooklyn
600 from Boston maxim % five ont
....H played pIplrr VAS Wild
"u elective c,c'rt iu tho first lnd
.IHfh INNINGS ln the seventh Nv
-u'IUs smith and Tyler we're
r' uH 'Hn n'I for keeping up a
wuHnt Il. uI CON- u'ui ou tu' work
. Umpire NIEirr
Scor, v. " T.
Boston Too Huu u1N % o .
Hu1u ',H iHl UUI -lv DO .
Alien HaHIuIrh. ilurHcs aud Ira
r..Ur. Hf.N"r iu1 J Myers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-28
TEXAS LEAGUE
STANDING or rHE CLUBS.
Yesterday Results.

Dallas {. N Worth ]
Shreveport ( san Antonio O..
Houstun-Waco. wef ground
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
POSTOFFICE ATTACHES
ENJOYING VACATIONS
IT'S Just Ono Recreation Period After
Another for Uncle Sans Men
In This Community

Vacation period at the Wheeling post
office and It's branches at Elm Grove
and Benwood are like TennySou's brook
or. In other words. II Is Just one vaca-
ton after another. Some are taking
their vacation in the summer tim"
some in the spring. some In the fall and
some when others are hurrying IT, the
five and ten cent stores to buy their
dear friends extraragant Christmas
gifts. Since the establishment Of tho
two branch offices the 81 weeks In each
year for vacations works cut To a nicely.
allowing attaches Of tn" offices Ia
spend his or her two weeks vHcatinn
1t is case OF evolution tho Year
around; tho last ones to take, their vara-
ton Of the year hre met by the others
going on theirs for the next year.
Among the attaches Of the Wheeling
office who left yesterday morning Oh
their vacation were: Charles +. Srhultzr.
assistant superintendent of mails liar
vey L. Carrnack. Joseph f. Emslry.
clerkR; Ray S. Naylor. superintendent "f
the Elm Grove branch: Irwin Could.
George. W. Cunningham. Robert T..
Fitzpatrick r. II. y. Frederick. carriers
from tho Wheeling office: benjamin +.
RAIDER. Louis L. kn"ke. Henry a. Fll"r
and Fred c. Hclmhright. are arr"mc
those who returned 10 duty al tn" local
office this morning after taking their
annual vacation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
d;tt,n NJ dependency. restitution or sut-

ditton OF dependency. restitution or SUI
ferinE. without loss OF time or effort.
II furnishes trained and experienced
advice To those unable TO solve their
own problems as well as food to the
hungry II secures employment and
makes the able bodied work. 1t gives
legal aid where advisable. 1t operates
a dental infirmary. a babies dispensary
and milk depot, besides various dtspen-
Sarics for SPECIAL classes OF the SICK. IL
maintains a professional nursing "srV-
ice which makes possible visiting
nurs. in any home wheer there Is slick
ness. 1t is constantly lighting oF all
possible methods tn stamp out tuoercu-
losis in our city and protect the we'll.
II is very doubtful if any other city
in the United States has accomplished
more with it's availabl" funds than has
this social organization.
While there is plenty Of work at pres
ent. other causes have made tho heeu
for charity heavier this year than usual
" and at the same time other appeals
have restricted the usual income. II this
i1uportaut work ia 10 continue. IL IL
doubly necessary that all who formerly
contributed give as usual. and at tho
same time new contributors respond N
this hour. of need. Plan TO help carry
your share Of this burdcn-don't be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
Arrangements Are Made
For Medical Attention
At View Point Sanatorium by Com
nittee Yesterday-To Have ResloenI
Doctor in Short Time.

At a well attended meeting IN the
Dollar Savings Il Trust company Offices
Yesterday morning Of I'll" n"d"al c"n-
mittrr If tn" View Point Shnht"rluin.
nrrnnp. nl"IIIS for n"dlrhi attention /"
Tho. irtli,ul" at IN" %hnal"riun were
,rnJ. l,u,iurS H. l.. DrinkHr,l. John w.
t;iluurr. Andrew Wilson and {. NJ.
TruschrI were selected as the visiting
physicians. and other arrangements
we're made that will assure the sana-
turium the best Of attention from the
mslical men.
The board If directors of the inStltu-
ton announced yesterday that they
were ridravnring In procure Il COM
potent resident physician who VIII he
placed mt tho sanatorium In assist the
Superintendent. Miss Margaret Purrcs.
Until that time the visiting staff m"m-
hers have promised To lend their assist
nnCc when needed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
P11NY o. CLARK AND W. L. MILLE1
ARE NAMED AS CAPTAINS.
D. Garth Eearne Reported Before LeaV-
ing the City That He Had COL
lected $1,000.

Two teams Of 25 men each were
named at a dinner given at the Union
Mission Yesterday noon TO raise 3lV'ooo
necessary to dcfray the expenses OF the
institution during the coming year ana
on Wednesday afternoon the ac'iFe
work Of raising the funds Will De De-
GUN. In the meantime Captains w. L.
Miller and plny .. Clark will get To-
pethcr and arrange the details. select
ing the list of people they Will nave
their men visit.
Cartain Millcr's team Is composed Oh
John McGrcgur. I. NJ. Scott H. {. Ogden
r u. Prossrr, S. d. clegG. J. X. Greer
&, W. Cory. 4. l.. Meyers J. G. Lynch. u
". jackson, Alvin Winters. r. q. bloo-
rctt. W. Il. Irvine. G. VI. Carroll, Guy
frost. c. G. Rosscy. f. c. Lnonhart y.
f. Strauch. Arthur Schmidt Henry Ben
IKE. George c. Bcnrke and Herman A.
Hundt, while Captain Clark Will pilot
the team composed IF W. II. Ware w.
w Scott. W. Fl. Mctzncr. r. r. Nay, w.
l.. Savior, W. X. Holt. W. J. Lukcn9.
Fred Fox, c. L. Amos. q. a. Bailey. T.
T.. SrahrIght. Jessie Seek. w. Is. Ellsott.
I, II. Duwlrr. W. i. S0ndertnan. Will
,.uIvir, Carl Sahanski. S. V. McCuskey
Marcus q. Bond and Fred McIl"tt.
Teams Meet Today.
r,,b ;ra,ue Kill meet this afternoon
:, ;h,. Mission ut i:43. when they Will
IA. Given instructions Ivy their respective
r,n;uiuS and also handed L list or the
ucC.ple they are Il, call upon. Already a
friendly rivalry has sprung up between
the teams and the campaign pI oInlSes 10
be- n record breaker. Many OF the mon
ara Of the opinion that thu money VIII
hc raised in two days or less. and are
III favor Of closing the drive on Friday
night. while there arc others who want
it continued until Sunday in order to
give the Bible classes ut the different
churches an opportunity 10 meet ana
s,,hacrihr towards the fund.
A surprise WAS sprung at yesterdays
meeting when President I. NJ Scott an
nounccd that while II was Impossible
for him 10 he present during the cam
naiSn this wcrk. n. Garth fIearnc re-
ported before leaving the city that he
had secured subscriptions amounting TO
SLa00. Other subscriptions for smaller
amounts have also been taken. but they
will not BE- announced until the active
campaign begins tomorrow.
Cards arc being printed for subscribe
rrs to sign. hy which they agree to pay
n certain amount 10 the Mission every
three months for Il year. the first say
rrcnt 10 he made October l.
The fnct was brought out at the meet
ing that # costs about $500 month to
conduct tho Mission, or about 5000 a
year. and that there is now a deficit of
$1,000. which must he paid at once.
Those present at the dinner yesterday
were: I. NJ. Scott. W. NJ. Evans. Geo
w. Jackson. Harry l.. Bond. J. r. Greer.
G.. w. Cory. Clarence F. Allen. T. D.
Prosser. H. c. Ogden. s. D. Clrgg r. e.
Rlodgett. Alvin l.. Winter. VIM. II. Hare.
w. l.. Saylor. W. II. Metzncr W. W.
Scott. bridgeport: w. X. Holt. city: J.
\. Turk. ~ l.. Myers. John c. Lynch.
Pliny O. Clark. R B. Nay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
AN INVITATION TO WOMEN

Women are invited to visit the lab
ora,ory of the Lydia Z. Pinkham Med
icinc Go. al Lynn. Mass, and see for
themselves with what accuracy, skill
and cleanliness This wonderful remedy
for women's ailments is prepared.
Over $50 900 pounds Of roots and herbs
are used annually in making this
famous medicine. The great bins Of
herbs, the huge tanks filled with the
medicine ready to be bottled, and the
huttling room where II is put up and
labelled for tine market, cannot help
but impress them with the reliability
Of this good, old-fashioned root and
herb remedy, which for the past forty
years has. been so successful In the
home treatment of female ills. adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
View Point Sanatorium
Presented With Apples

The View Point sanatnrium !s the
recipient of ten bushels OF the favoritc
fall fruit through the Kindness Of DR..
Andrew Wilson. one Of the visiting
physicianS Of the institution. Sevcral
other thuughtful Wheeling residents
have sent ratahrs. principally fruit.
which Is being canned for the winter.
Miss Margaret 1urvcs. the superintcn-
dent. of the sanatorium, states that they
would deeply appreciate any other dnna-
lions of fruit. or any vegetables that
rmIld he canned for future use.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
Associated Charities
Has Done Great Work
In Past Eight Years
Vas Grown wonderfully In Scope aud
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Of WORK AT
Present and Support Is Needed

The wheeling Associated Charities. or
Social Service Federation. az II ls no"
being called. is j"st closing its e'Sn'n
fscal wear. It's services to the commun-
inv during this period would be hard 70
estimate. Certainly it has given value
received for all contributions
Starting as simple-Giving orGaniza-
zion having for It's purpose the helping
~ the worthy to help themselves. It
aimed to eliminate the duplication OK
rel,e< and indiscriminate giving and In
sure cooperation OF all interested IN
family helping
During the past few years It has
I.ncy and Is now a federated group or
organizations. able to caro- for any con-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
TR|ADELPHIA AGAIN
Town to Have Still Another 1ntsYprtSt
Within tho Near 1utnr-1S
Growing

G.. H. Evans and William n. McDer.
mott. Of Pittsburgh. Pa. were visitors
here yesterday looking over site for
tn. erection Of n plant for the manufac.
ture OF small garden tools and farm in.
PIGMENTS. They have site east Of
Philadelphia under option and stated
last evening that they would possibly
close the deal within tho next few
days.
Triadelphia now has ono Of the larg.
est coal mines in the local district ant
n plant for the manufacture Of roofing
material Is to be erected soon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
TWO TEAMS SELECTED To RAISE :,
$4,000 FOR THE UNION MISSION
TTANEN DUE TAI
CHIP, THANH YouI

Secretary C. G. Cory, Of tho
Union Mission, when complt-
mented on the excellent dinner
he served yesterday to the men
who are going to raise $4,000
for tho support Of the Mission
during the ensuing year. dis
claimed all credit and placed the
honor on the broad shoulders Of
George Vaucher, OF Cincinnati.
Vaucher Is chef. and At ono
time was considered the best in
his home town. He has prepared
banquets for such noted mon al
Mark Hanna. William Mckinley
and other prominent citizens Of
the Buckeye state. Lately he has
been out of luck" as he puts
1t and is 4 temporary guest At
the Mission
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18

The production OF copper In Michigan
in 1915. as reported by the United
States Geological Survey. Department Of
the Interior. was 2T3.692.525 pounds.
valued at $GI.32S.36l. The average
price OF copper. pound for 1916 was
S0.246. compared with $0.175 In 1915.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18

Stacker" even II II hurts. Your help
Is needed now