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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-01-18

AS for the physician who says that
there are too many drug stores has he
no compassion on the women who buy
postage stamps?
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-01-18

Aithough everything else is going up,
reports Just issued show the death rate
'n the United States last year the low
,st in history.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-01-18

Even when two neighbns can get
along together fairly well otherwise,
their cats and dogs stir up strife be-
tween them.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-01-18

These new wur' cars that can. negO-
tate walls and bitches Wil surely he
adopted by some golfers who mi ght be
mentioned.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-01-18

One of the tragedies of the theat-
rical profession is that the press agent
cannot call successful tragedy al
scream"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-01-18

There is one'thing that the patriot is
sure of-the other fellow ought to be
regulated.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-01-18

a cake of soap properly used is
the hest disease preventive In the
world.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-01-18

Most people act natural when
asleep" Especially those who snore.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-01-18

Automobiles ought to remember that
their mission is not to depopulate the
world.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-01-18

md the country whereof he writes. for
1e is n native-born Kentuckian. All
the characters and material have been
gathered from real l.fe in the fast
nesses of the Cumberlands.
The Battle-Cry" is the fifth SUCCESS
full story by Mr.. Buck, the others in
the order of their writing being The
Light of Yesterday" "The Portal of
Dreams The Lighted Match,' and
The Call o. the Cumberlands"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-01-18

MANY young man has been able
TO i've down family tree of broken
branches.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-01-18

Europe should take hint from the
movies and reserve its horrors of war
for adults only.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-01-18

Professor MetchnikoT did not invent
buttermilk, but he introduced it to So
ciety.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-01-18

The trouble with the man-eating
shark Is thathe strikes without warn
ing.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-01-18

The men who pay poutfts best are
those who work at the game.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-01-18

Ethciency overstepped itself when il
robbed good old-fashioned molasses of
its flavor.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-01-18

The girls new; fall hat is n veiled
mystery.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-01-18

The ELK MOUNTAIN PLoTis atIte-
publican newspaper published weekly.
Subscriptioniprice 81 10 a year. Display
advertisement rates given on applica-
lion. Business locals 8 cents per. line
each h'insertion.
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S. c. ROBINSON. OWNER

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@ptels.
HOTEL ALAMO

325 STAMP @lasa = bibid m0blierte
refine 2immer. 50cs 7ee ~ per Sag,
$3.50 uno duftpdrts per sSofe. StIaMeI
anil 2 8etten $500 per Wo1e. al'es
Selephon grodett Cos.
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THE EIGHTEEN HOTEL

mos bebeutet csbe Gisbteen"? 9as
bette 9otel fir bas tpenin'fe 0elo u Sm.
.Gntonio. 3immer SOC. Ilsge6esdbnete
Mnhlseiten 25c. Niebrtge S~pe51olraten
,uer Wohe. Sob frei. @rodett 6277: Sn
r~entroler Gage. 3O2 SI1<Ilnmo Ctr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-17
Y. ". c. 4. Girls Lose To
Fast BG|iaire SeXtHtte

The BeIlairc high school girls II their
meeting with the Wh"riinl; y. W. g \.
team. won one az the hardest games
PLAYED ON local floors ;h.S year. The
final score was i9 to a.
Miss Fleming and MISC Kelly. for
wards fnr the local srxt",lc. played the
best Canl". while the work Of Miss WaG-
n"r and Miss Elisian forwards for the
visiting team vas responsible for last
nights victory. The lineup:
Miss Fleming. !. f....MiSs Wagner. r. /
Miss Kelly. l. :M Miss ElSkan. |. !!
Miss Clvkrr c........M Miss Freeman. T.
Miss Wautlc. s. c.......MiSs Ftt"h. s. G.
Miss Little. =. g.......MiSS wood. l.. &.
Miss kevcr. !. g.. Miss Nicholson. l. =
Field GoaIs-MisS Fleming. ?: Miss
Kelly, >; Miss Wagner. .: Miss E.lSkan,
.
Foul goaiS--MisS Fleming. !; Miss
Wagner. :: Mss ElskIn, !.
Referac--Natrr. Borham.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-17
FOOTBALL CHANGES.

NEW YORK March l6--Thc inter-
collegiate football rules committee was
in executive session her" up TO 4 late
hour tn-uiSht. They discussed several
suggested changes. none Of which was
of 4 drastic nature, hut what action. IL
any. WAS taken by tn" c0mmlttc" viii
no; hr mad. known until some Kim" to-
morrow when Walter Camp. OF Vale.
will announce the outcome OF Tonight
deliberations.
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WHEELING DRIVING
CLUB INCORPORATED

CHARLESTON. ". Va. March ID
With IN authorized capital % $1,000. tts
Wheeling Driving club WAS to-day
issued 4 certificate Of incorporation by
Secretary os State Young. The incorp"-
-atorS. all OF Wheeling. are Charles y.
Ifancher. George ". Lu;E. II. W. Gee. II.
W MIXTURE and Bert Fl. SwartZ.
TIL" Charleston TaXicab t,nWpany.with
2 capital of $4,000. also was ISSUED a
charter "a. operate Z garage. The incor-
poratorS are Cnuaor Il. CraiE. Lula II.
traig Leslie {. Hamilton j. OTIS RAIDER
and j. - RrcutinS. all of Charleston.
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SISTERSVILLE
High School Girls VIII Play Wheeling
Here Tonight In Local
Gymnasium.

one OF the most important basketball
games for the Wheeling district to-
night. will he the SiSt"rsvi!ie-W Wheeling
high school girls game N III" algh
school gymnasium Tonight This IS
the second game between the girls
teams OF the two schools. the local toS-
SerS III q previous contest defeated the
visiting team. hut by only = narrow
margin. The Tyler county team has OH.
OF the fastest acErecations that liza :
represented the school III 4 numh"" az
years and a fast carrc - anticipated
by supporters 81 thc !nCa! high
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DECLARED ELIGIBLE.

NEW YORK. March lG-Al!ua W.
Richards and l.. Y. WIndnaglc. veteran
poimt wiun"rS FOR II" Cornell University
track team. are considered eligible TO
compete In The coming inter-cuilr Eiatc
championships. according Ia an an
nOun"rmcul made to-day by Graduate
Manager FrTiu Kent. Will" no formal
protest has been lodged with thu Cornell
Athletic Association against these ath-
lcIrS competing AZ Philadelphia NEXT
May. discussion AS 20 their athletic
status caused An investigation at
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ABOLISH BASEBALL

In an sHort 20 secure good track
teams 10 represent tho high schools 81
;he Ohio Valley. baseball may be- abOt-
iSh'd by g. number. II WAS announced
Yesterday. Til" success a. the plan Is
aTuarcnt in tho Success Of the Martins
Ferry school last year. Wheeling -
still cont empatinC a baseball team bu;
announcement Of lis abandonment is cX
psrtrd shortly.
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MARTINS FERRY CANCELS.

DIScUurag.mcnt over recent defeats
has caused the management OF the Mar
tins Ferry high school basketball team
TO cancel the game scheduled for THIS
evening with tho Bridgeport high school.
The Martins Ferry team has played Il
number OF strong team during the past
season with discOuraging results.
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REMOVED FROM OFFICE.

ALBANY. y r. March lf.--FrcG 4
Weurk, chairman "f the state Athletic
Commission. was removed from office
by l;OVcrunr Whitman to-day The
governor dismissed the charges OF at
tempted "Xt0rtiUn preferred against
Wcnrk ~ tire" boxing bout promoters.
but held that his charactrd and previous
associations with others made him unfit
10 hold office
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VOICES FROM THE CROSS

Tho popular Sunday evening services
at the Fourth Street church Will con-
inuc until further notice. The book.
Songs for Service used in the BILLY
Sunday meetings. is used in these SER
vices Tomorrow evening the pastor
will be Gin a series of three sermons on.
Voices from the Cross: March 18th,
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MAY PLAY o. S. O.

Manager j.. +. MuIIaney "f tn" Mar
inns Ferry athletics announces that
negotiations are being mad. with the
management of the ohio state EniVer-
sity baseball team for n i;a,me with his
team hero sometime during the early
part Of the season.
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The Gallblcrs": March 25h.. II
Thieves: :: April LIST, The Christ
FERNS ACCEPTED.

NEW f,)RK. March l6.-Word reach
ed here t:,-day from Hot Springs that
lack Wheat, the Brooklyn's outfielder.
had accepted the terms offered by Pres
ident Ebb,tts and will sign, CONTRACT
as soon AZ he arrives at the training
cn mn next Sunday,
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LINSLY CADETS
VIII Play gellaire Rtsh School Five To-
night at Beuaire Gravel
Hill Own.

A;;"r week OF strenuous practice.
the i.inSly Institute basket bail team
has bean pronounced in good condition
by r'"arheS Eeather!aEtou and Holden.
Tor their game Tonight with the Bell
aire nigh school team IN the Gravel Hill
gym. II Bellaire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-17
Be|Iaire Nigh Loses
To: SiStGrSViI|e Five

SI&TERSVILLE. ". Va. March ID
The Ecllailr high Scho0! basketball
team lost Il 'aSl game here tonight 10
the local high school five. 81 Ia : The
game was Witnessed hv q large crowd.
For n" locals ia" w"ri, a. 6OWn::tn and
Sutton was "lIi standing. while Wagner
and E"mpar; played The best game for
the visitors. TIL" lineup.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-17
DETROIT FIVE
STAYS IN LEAD

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. March ID
None Of the leaders in the American
Bowling congress tournament here was
threatened by The players on the drives
to-day, although u. number or soou
places were secured in thc standings.
The best attack on the 1899 Of Ed
wards and West VIII iCh tops the doubles
for Buffalo. came from Two Louisville
men, +. GernE and j. BrueGgemann,
who scored Lib for tenth position.
]. Nancy. of Detroit. topped the work
in tho singles with $50. which gave him
eighth place, while Charley Smith, OF
tho same city. scored 65l for tenth.
Some powerful teams rolled against
the mark of %.9I1 that WAS made hT
MllrrS IIaberda shcrS. Of Detroit. OF ihd
final shift OF f!vcS last night, when the
team squads went into action Tonight:
Standing:
Five Men Teams:
Millers HabcrdaShrrS. Detroit ~. @9I7
Hotel Navarrc$ Toledo ........... G""2
Mitchell Sin so !. Toledo. ..-... @!l3
Two Man Teams.
Edwards West. buffalo ........ !"H?
SInorowskiL Uudgrrm. Chicago $500. 2!O
Ware-DcCh Fargo ............... !-Si
Individuals.
o. KaliuSCh, Rochester ........... bH6
r. bradshaw, Cleveland .......... Gan
1 Shay ('hirapO OSJ
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WON by cANFHLD.

PINEIERST. y. c., March 16.--T. E.
Garfield. ID the Hartford Golf Club. won
the Pinchurst championship tennis
trophy herr to-day, defeating P. A. Fitz-
patrick, G;en Cove, Ga. GA, Ga.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Charleston and Mnrsantu"u staged =
If the morning The first half compared
in excitement to any final Of any tourna-
mont, and ended IS TO ! for the winner.
stark in his foul shooting and his guard
ing was tho star Of the game: Martin
close second. I.oudin was the star for
Nnrgantown. Line up:
charleston, IS, Morgantown, II.
,rortin Forman. r.f.
Lively. L.. l-pu"'' -
Irbitr rt-.,........ EomcSch. *.
ctarE .Estcrday. liz.
Foul Subsidiaries. Stark, II out OF
Is. Morgnntown, Loudin, ; out OF I;
Graham. none cut OF s. Field goa $
Charleston. Martin 4. Lively ;. stark l..
Observation-Disclosures l. Loudin :, Ora
ham |. Score hrst half IS 10 II. Char
lesion
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CATHEDRAL ONE IF WINNERS
N BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT
LOCAL. HIGH SCHOOL FIVE D@-
ING GAME YESTERDAY.

Fair7nont and Charleston arc WapnefS-
Eight Games Played yesterday
Afternoon and Evening.
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,So r+ioaburr- Fairview.

o
The FIRST game Of the afternoon SEES
sion brought together two fast teams
and after a hard fought fast contest.
SIartinshurE was returned Tn" winner
with the highest score of playing thus
far. The score does not indicate the
(icrccnnss OF the battle. Both teams
showed flne teamwork and there were no
stars. Line UP:
Tatrv1ew, 10. Martnsourg' 3d.
Gilleland r.:............D aiuto. r.r.
Rro0kovcr. Lf......,....I lUmman. If
Schuman, c.. ..'.....'.-.' 9slucF', -
Eddy. re-. 'CnrE' TX.
Weaver, l.E.............. pnnlcy, LIZ.
Observation-Disclosures MuSser for
Dainto. MartinSburg
Daiuto. t'i"ld goals--Fairricw: Gllic-
land .. Erookovcr. Schunan 4. Martins
burg: Dainto. Hotnman Z. Scibcrt >.
Carr 2. Dooley ). Foul Eoal$-Eair-
view: Schurnan. out OF .; NartinSburG:
Selbert out ora Score first hair. -
To II. Martnsburg.
Eair1nont VS. Shinnston.
In game in which Fuir!n"ni show
cd their speed and passing ability
Shinnston was defeated ii To L. Tile
whole Fairmont team looked good but
the outstanding feature was the passing
Of Wilson. Hawkins and knight. HerseE
and Shawham bore the blunt OF the bat
tic for shtnnston. Linc-up:
Fntrnont a. Shinnston II
Knight. r. ....... Cunningham. #.
Wilson. Observation-Disclosures. H"rs"y. II.
Meredith o.......-........Sh awham. =.
Hall. re-. ..--..'--. ShSSdT. ~.
uawllinSE lC.. ..............L. Lows. TX.
Observation-Disclosures I;itchi" for
Meredith, ShtnnStOn. McMurror for
Shawhau. Foul goals. t'airmOnt. Knight
naught out Of three.
Shinnston. IIerscy out rC -. Field
goals-l'airmont. Knight :. Wilson's,
Hall 2, Hawkins S. ShinnStnu, li"rScv :.
F;hawham .. NasSar. score first Hall
IS to 10 t'airmnnt.
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THE FIRST ROUND.
Morning Games

MUrnlnS UIIIISa'
Clendenniu, IS; Jane Lew: "a
rev Martiusville, "a; Grafton o.
Terra Alta, 90; Piedmont J.
Charlecton, IS: Morganto"n' ~
Marttnsburg, So; FaTFte", 10
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Magnolia-G1fton.

In tho second game o. tic tournament
Namroiia high Of New Martiusvlli". ran
away from Grafton In the "o Sseo ma n fra;
a. 'rhn final score was Magnolia
"a Grafton 5. Kiger for New MarilnS-
iii waS The star nt the contest. Mag
nnIia and C!cndrnnin will meet IN me
first game of the second round III 'AH
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Tho cathedral Cadets ny "ei'AI'aLI;;
thn iMmbcrpurt High Scn"i hlShet'h !!
team m tho opening games TeStcraas
of .thc Fourth annual High schol oaShei
ball rournrv IN BucIilann"n. are a"-
vanced to ;hc -rmi-tlunls winch VIII y"
played ,odar. Charleston. MartinSp.,IIE
Fajrrnopt. y'!"ntirniu. New hArt1hsF re.
Terra Alta af;d EurkhannOn arc 'he
at hnr winners uE IN" day.
Thu. Cathedral Lumbcr1ort gam" AZ
reported by The lut"liEenctr cores
nondeut AT the tournament vas rs 10Y
Nlggcmcyer Starred.
Tho game hrl wr.,iI CATHEDRAL and Lin
herunrt was a case. a.! come BACK tn1
come hac; FROM behind with 'athc"rH'
doing tn" coming, NlSGHm"N'f ~ CEN
Ter Tor Cathedral. WAS the SHINING SIR
Of the game. showing SomH hnc moor
wnrI; and also Shooting in rare form.
Cathedral-33 hnmoerport-Z'
Rafferty,. =. f..........,.; crown.
EirCcmny.- Itarhcrt. =.
1railer. :. E....... 80 :,
CorSurh l. E........C. kOhlnSon- l. x
Foul Cu:,IS--cai hcdral: Ei%ErmeEcE !
OF; of :: I.tnnbcrport: Brown ! ""t al
ln Field cnals-Cathetlral: EaiIerlE =.
Nango g, NiEEcmry"r II. f.Amh"rpnrl
Brown +. Robinson =. Grass =. {. i,"nih-
son :" Scoce--first half: II 10 ~. l-uni-
bcrnnrt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-17
Spring Neckwear
DAE + SANS:

St. Pa1rick's day no long
er means 50 much that years
ago the snakes were driven
out Of Ireland as that Spring
is showing her first little
tips Of green and that hu-
manltv, in keeping, turns Il
pleased eve wards the col
or. SO don't forget Your
81. Pats day nccktic, and a
shirt to match in the famous
Manhattan brand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-17

Falr7nont, a.: Sninnston, II.
Cathedral. Sc; LumbeIport, 40
Buckhanuon, 80; ELkinsr 10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-17
GET YOUR STYLE BOOK Of
UNITED WOODEN CLOTHES
FOR SPRING 19l7

This handsomely illustrated booklet
which was produced exclusively tor
us at large expense and copyrighted
by us is yours for the asking.
It is designed primarily for the
accommodation of our friends who
are unable to come into our stores
and inspect our fabrics at close range.
Drop us postal asking for samples,
stating about what class of mer:
chandise you desire and same will be
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-17

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-17
NrInnc,,1nuer Stnrrel.
Tho Other Games.

o WANEON. ". Va. March IL. -
The fourth annual West Virginia hiSn
school Basketball toUrna'n"nt "pcneu
MS morning with Referee Davis
handling The whistle Vance o. VIZ
i,,yan. scorer and Wagner oi Wesley "'l'
timer. g.. iEN =
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-12
MAcARoNI

Macaroni is thing we have ale
ways wondered about.
We know, in a general way, that
it is sent out from factories in boxes,
looking very naked and white; and
that it comes to the table wearing
cheese.
Aside from that, maCarOni is as
much of mystery to us as what the
man says who goes past the house
yelling for old clothes.
We have always wondered about
the holes in macarOni. Are they set
up in rows and the macarOni wrap
ped around them? Or are they Dor
ed, while the young maCarOni is still
unable to defend itself?
Also, what is macarOni made of?
There's rubber, of course. We know
that. But what else? We have been
letting macarOni down our throat OF
and on now for 27 years; and yet if
some stern-faced scientist should
suddenly stop us in the middle of a
fOur-inch piece and ask us if we
knew what we were swallowing, we
could only answer: ''MacarOni."
This is wrong. How long must the
world go on without knowing more
about its macarOni?
ONE OF THE CHEF
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-12

"They mustn't know. I tell you I
have done with it all. I'm going
. home"
Where's your home?"
East"
People there?"
What is it to You? No. I have
nobody"
Then you'll do what to ive?"
THE same old camel" she cried
hOpelessly. The same-but sick as
am Of it, what else can I do?"
Benson felt a swift and vast pity
for the heIpIessness of this child,
thrust alone into the world, into the
west, helpless. A glance at her face
showed him that the rose of limo
cence, scOrched though it had been
by the life there, still blOOmed.
Listen he said. q guess life has
treated both Of US pretty badly. But
I've got a little ranch yOnder, and
will you try it with me? If you
won't, I'll take you to Lumley's.
Here's the crossroads"
But since she made no answer, he
looked at her again and set his horse
toward the ranch.
WHAT HAS BECOME
Of