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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-01-19
STOP THAT COUGH

A hacking cough weakens the
whole system, drains your energy and
gets worse if neglected; your throat
is raw, your chest aches and you feel
sore all over. Relive that cold at once
with DR.. Kings New Discovery. The
soothing pine balsams heal the irrated
membranes, and the antiseptic and
laxative qualities kill the germs and
break up your cold. Don't let a cold
linger. Get DIR. Kings New Discovery
today at your druggist, zoe.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-01-19
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Cincinnati, Jan. .1S.-Cattle-R
eeipts 635; shipments 4O7; market
steady; shippers sS@1O.25; butcher
steers, extra $9.25@9.75; heifers,
extra $4,000; cows, extra $40
7.50; Gamers S4.50@5.25; fat bulls
$7.50@S; calves steady; extra $13.75
OLA. Hogs-Receipts 3,066; ship
ments 2,912; market steady; selected
heavy $11.35. Sheep-Receipts 35 ;
no shipments; market steady; extra
$S.25@S.50. Lambs-Market steady,
extra $13.75@14.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-01-19
SCHOOL OPENS AGAIN MONDAY

With the road having become some
what passable again, country people
are able to get to town once more,
so school will be reopened in Stan
ford next Monday morning. The
youngsters have greatly enjoyed their
weeks vacation, which the Weather
Man arranged for them, and they
have put it to good use. Coasting and
sleighing have been played off the
boards, and each and everyone should
be in fine shape to do some hard work
when school bell rings again next
Monday. t.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-01-19
PICTURE SHOW PROGRAM

Tonight Pathe. "Perils of Paul
ine," No. IL, with Pearl White. "The
Moonshiner." Keystone comedy.
Saturday-Triangle. "HelPs Hing
es," with VIM. s. Hart.
Monday-Triangle. 1.-THE Market
of Vain Desire" with H. b. Warren.
Tuesday-Paramount. Making OF
Maddalena."
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-01-19
HIGH AVERAGE
OF $29.38 MADE
BY Jim Hamilton, of Carrard, In
Selling His Tobacco Over Dam
Vile Breaks This Week.

Undaunted by the snow storms and
severe weather, business continues to
go on in the same old way at the Peo-
ples Tobacco Warehouse and the
Walnut street house in Danville.
Tuesday morning the snow had
covered the sky lights to a depth of
nearly two feet and President Ike
Dunn had forty strong men shoveling
off the roofs until all were thorough
ly cleaned This has been record
season. Tuesday 10000 pounds of
bacco sold over the breaks at the al
most unheard of price of S1S.7S
floor average. This is record breaker
for Kentucky markets and again
stamps the Danville market in the
forefront for the highest prices ev-
cry day.
James |. Hamilton and Hicks, of
, Garrard county broke the season rec
ord when they got an average of
S29.3S per hundred for 1870 pounds.
James |. Hamilton and Grimes, of
Garrard, got an average of 20 cents
a pound for 10000 pounds.
These are only few of the high
averages. In fact every crop sold
brought a high average as the prices
are continuing to increase as the days
90 by. President Ike Dunn says tell
the growers everything is getting in
tip-top shape for handling their weed
as fast as they bring it in and that
prices are steadily increasing in Dan
Vile There is reason for Danville
being the best market in Kentucky.
The tobacco business there is operat-
ed on strictly commission basis, is
free from all speculation so far as
the warehouse operators are concern
ed. and the ambition of Col. Dunn,
Jesse Overstreet and Allen Heiatt is
to get the biggest possible average
for every crop offered, regardless of
the size. Below are published few
of the dozen, yes hundreds, of big
averages made this week:
Middleton & Whitehouse, of Boyle,
county, sold the following baskets:
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-01-19
BRO. BALLOUS s1st BIRTHDAY

Rev. Joseph Ballou, the pioneer
minister of the gospel in Lincoln
county, will preach at the Christian
church Sunday morning. The occa-
sion is quite momentous one in the
life of this well-beloved man of God
for it is his Slst birthday. He has
made a practice, which is much APP
preciated by his host of friends of
preaching to them from the Christian
church on this annual occasion, and
undoubtedly a large congregation
will be present Sunday to hear him,
and tender congratulations upon his
having passed his S1st milestone.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-01-19

The Eastern State Normal basket
ball five defeated Centre College at
Lexington, 36 to "a. Centre had pre-
Viously defeated Pennsylvania.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-01-19
AVERAGE-$19.O1

Hamilton & Hicks, of Garrard
county, sold the following baskets:
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-01-19
AVERAGE-$2O.33

George Curtis, of Boyle county
sold the following baskets:
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-01-19
AVERAGE-$2O.46

Tillett & Harmon, of Garrard
county, sold the following baskets:
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-01-19
AVETAGE-Sl9.I3

johnson & Parker, of Boyle coun-
Y, sold the following baskets:
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-01-19

AVERAGE-$29.32
Reid e. Girdler, of Lincoln county,
sold the following baskets:
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-01-19

AVERAGE-$2O.54
j. II. Bourne, of Garrard county.
sold the following baskets:
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-01-19

AVERAGE-$1S.S5
Hamilton & Coins, of Garrard coun-
ty. sold the following baskets:
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-01-19

AVERAGE-$21.24
Cobb & Potts, of Boyle county,
sold the following baskets:
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-01-19
AVERAGE-$19.l1

l.. o. and C. E. Tucker, of Boyle
county sold the following baskets:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-22
Saturdays Results
Local.


Wheeling High 81; Carnegie High o.
Linsly &C.: Triadcipkia District High
0.
Martins Ferry High Z; Salem High J.
Rcllaire High "A: Marietta High I.
Pitcairn 20; Martins Ferry Athletics
State.
Cameron High 10: Cathedral High 0.
Magnolia High II; BuckhannQn High
wellsburg High %; siatersrille High
Morgantown High II; Warrington
High 0.
West Virginia Wesleyan II; westmIn-
strr ?.
Marshall 81: Otterbein 0.
Charleston High "A: Greenbried col
lego o.
Falrmont High 1s: Shinnston High o.
Bethany 80: Henry a. {. 0.
Parkersbure High so; Washington IT.
wing High d.
Cambridge High 81; East Liverpool
High :.
Trinity 20; Camp Devens 0.
Stcubcnville High 46: Burgettstown
High u.
dartmouth s: West Virginia 2
Washington and jefferson /: Penn
State o.
Carnegie Tech Fl; Ohio University O.
Colgate 90; Cornell q.
Vale Freshmen 20: Phillips Exeter
Academy 0.
Rutgers 81: Lafayette !.
Western Reserve 6: Kenyon o
Navy 6l: Carlisle Indians 0.
Pennsylvania 20: Eucknell 9.
Camp Custer Army Officers :; Great
Lakes Naval Station Jackies 0.
Georgetown IA; Lsihic o.
Army &C: TUFTS 2.
Harvard Informal IS: Maine Heavy.
Artillery Q.
Wesleyan :: New York University s.
Case 2; Baldwin Wallace 0.
Brown :; Boston College o.
Springfield Y. NJ. {. A. IS; Amherst I.
Chicago 81: Purdue o.
Fordham -: Holy Cross 0.
University OF Michigan 81: Michigan
Aesi"s 0.
Minnesota IS: Indiana ..
Worchester Polytechnic 6: Rensselaer,
Columbia 81; Union O.
Illinois Z: wisconsin 0.
Wooster {: Akron University 6.
Western Maryland 10: Delaware 0.
Eowdon 10: Colby 7.
Allegheny 80: Geneva 0.
st. Lawrence rs; Hobart q.
Norwich :; Middlebury 0.
Muhlenberg 10: Franklin and Marshall
0.
Williams IL; Hamilton o.
t'rstnus %: Harerford O.
Swarthmore II: Gettysburg 0.
Lcbnon Is; Villa Aviation o.
Dickinson IA: Johns Hopkins o.
Bates s: Mains Q.
Williams u: Hamilton 0.
Andover /: Pumpkin Island Naval Re-
serves 6.
Nandebilt {: Kentucky State 0.
Mianmi 81; Earlham 0.
Rhode Island STATIC 0; New Hampshire
South Dakota 6; Creighton 0.
North Dakota 20; Fargo College Q.
oklahoma IA: Texas 0.
South Dakota Slate ~: Trinity College
. Grinnell 10; University Of Iowa 0.
iowa State AGgics Is: Missouri 0.
Kansas 81: WaShturnc ..
buffalo IS; Rochester 0.
University of Detroit &c: Kalamazoo
College 0.
Georgia Tech 81: Washington and Lee
Swanee 3: Louisiana State 0.
V. 81. /. IA; Maryland State H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-22
McMechen Dam Flooded
WicketS Down Elsewhere
Rise in River Causes Dams to Be Lowsr-
ed-PacketS Held UP by
No. Is.

rise OF several feet developing In
III, ohm, river rs result NJ Errcni rains
over ITO watersheds. orders wcrc. IsSh"d
SATURDAY. morning for the lowering OF
The wlckris 1T the various dams In tho
Wheeling district. which extends from
'ahuvr Wh"rIing 10 several miles below
Huntington.
However, because telcnhone com NUM-
cation WAS crippled in the Rcnwood dis
rr,r, by Friday mornings storm, WORD
ruuld not hc sent to dam No. ID at NC
Ncchcn. in time for the wickets to be
lowered before water released from NO.
II. al Warwnod reached the pool. Tho
result is No IL is "flo<,lrd" and II VIII
he. inlnnSSib to lower tho wickrtS un'!l
Tie river rcc"t!rS at least thre" feet. The
boar traps have been "rn"ed. but thH
water was pouring over the wickrts Al i
,I.nlh Of three or four feet yesterday.
The river was falling slowly last night
Tho unnl measured is feet, while the
!uw.r gaug: read ia feet
I, is impnSSihlr l" operate the gates
With, tire river is Ut lh!S stage: ami as
result II" packets "an pass through No.
II hcfur. iu-uSArrnw IL :. believed. B"'h
III" Liberty ard III" Milton arc below
bound FOR this city.
RIVER TELEGRAMs
DAVIS Island dam st IL feet; rising:
CI"Hr.
Stcuhcnville III feel falling: clear.
Parkcrsburg l2.j feet. stationary:
clear.
clear.
oil City Sc foot. stationary: cloudy.
Warren - feet. stationary; clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-22

p.pre Oct. 2l.-Although AT hrSt IL
NO. h.ii.ved that the visit the AeP-
nelin f1cct to France YESTERDAY "' GU
indenendent raid and the FIST step 10
u.ord c,rrvinS out the thr'a' ui''u" III
q German wireless mcssaE' "nISn S"'u
!, had been decided 10 destroy th''H III
rnnriS,l FOR French air rais on ''ft"if'l
towns :, now Is generally belleEcd thae
th.se eight Znppelins. fur OF "nI1"
wore DESTROYED or captted. WIZ
turning from England an ha' w.. ~
hearings owing to fog nd prohap'F n'tn
lost touch with their wteieSS CONTINUITY
cations.
Returning Prom England
Tho 1ogbook of the ZEPPELIN winch
,or6sd ;ntoct shows nat she had been
,u England and priSnerS from t"le'
n,hcr airships coufir1 tais, one OF 'h',
,ncn captured said was 'nr 'I.N
,.aSo,ine tina, forcedhis Zeppelin I" dc
,,.o,d the rad ! widely proclaimed
-. r,ror,.b observes as being definite
nroor OF tho supcrrity or inc airplahf
over the Zeppelin The day I" 'n'
Z.nn,Iin for hurrardm"nt. one 'N''F'
80 c..r n. sudden resumption
nr The use of tn German dlEls'o't' II
exclaimed hy the he"ry that me fa'l!nS
IrrpeliuS b-l"nFt I" ne" tSPc
,utely had hr-nr"port.d to be IN 'hs
cn;,rS. uf construction ut Lake con-
stance. No n'"rts na:" yet peen r"-
ceive.i that a. dam:S" was d"h" ny
IN. Zcppcitu& that bombs were drop
ped auywhcrdn France.
wo'orced to Descend
or the 70" Ze7pelins lost two were
destroyed al two were forced TO de-
scend. Tt two disabled airshlps" un-
r. attackpy a.iuturs and anti air de-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-22
FANSST|LL Il THE AIR" OVER.
L|NSLY- WHEELING HIGH CLASSIC,
OPINION DIFFERS AS. TO WHICH
SQUAD WILL he vIcToAIoUG.y ~
Defeating Trtadslphia by Same Score
Would Indicate Teams Az
Evenly Matched. ass

1t was generally believed that the.
game between Triadclphia and LinSlys
would about show what the Cadets could
do to Wheeling High when they meet on
the Fair Ground grid, November J. The;
score of the Wheeling HiRhTriadeI phiA'
game was IS to and the game Saturday,
ended with tho same score. 81 10 lin
favor of LinSly. ~
Therefore. there cannot he aEdefinitSy
line drawn as 10 the advantages Of one
team over the other. and il would seem
that they arc rs nearly equally matched
as possible. Both elevcns have a clear
slate so far this season but the game
November will determine just Who's
Who in the Wheeling district. Much
has been said Of the excellent organiIa.
ton Of Wheeling High and little Of tho
Linsly squad. but fans who have seen
the Cadet eleven in action are of the,
opinion that Wheeling High will have
battle to pile up score on them. y
Linsly has a strong line and fast
back field. Jackson. Sinclair. Nenke-
meller Frink. Hadorn. and. in fact. every
man In the squad is good. Wheeling also
has excellent players in Plummer. Noble.
Woods and Stobbs. The rest OF the Old
Gold and Blue squad plays with rna-
chtne-like precision and do their duties
when called upon.
Some one is going 10 paint tho town
red" after the game Saturday week. An.
Client rivalry exists between these
squads, and the Cadets have the best
chance they have had in recent years to
annex q victory. In Holden they have
one Of tho best coaches around wheeling,
and In the squad they have men who
have absorbed the coaching Of Holden -
excellent advantage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-22
STATE IS
LEADING FOR
HIGH HONORS

CHICAGO. Oct. 2l.--Four teams-Ohto
State. Illinois Minnesota and Chicago
remain in n" race tonight for tho Si
Tens" football championship as result
81 games played Saturday. Inc oeiea'
Of Wisconsin. Purdue and Indiana olfr?i-
mated them Neither Michigan nor Iowa
is considered In tho running.
Farorites came through Saturdays
games on The winning end or Inc score
Illinois outpIayed Wisconsin In every
department of tho game. winning 10 U.
The contest uncovered new star III
Leonard tharprr. a 20S pound Chlca8ah'
who scored Illinois only touchdown. BE-
sides REVEALING remarkable puntlns anil
Ity. thurpirr displayed drive ano power
in carrying the bull.
Higgins, the big Chicago fullback,play-
ing his first wear bcYSnd tho line. was
an important factor in ChlcaGos ~ 10 v
triumph over Purdue
ITn played brand OF football seldom
seen on Stage field. He scored three
Of chicaEo's touchdowns. and hurdleo
forward pass that brought the fourth.
After playing Minnesota almost on even
terms for Two periods. Indiana gave way
before series OF battling plays and lost
81 20 9.
Notre Dame gave the powerful No
braska eleven one OF the closest contests
In years and succeeded in holding mo
cornhuSkers to a single touchdown.
Iowa suffered another setback losing
10 to 0 to Grnnell. The Hawkeyes have
not displayed Conference "olass THIS
season ard critics predict another defeat
for them when thye collide with Wiscon-
sin next Saturday.
Michigan was given only mild fight
by tho Michigan Aggies.w played de-
rensive game losing 81 to 0. The AEEie'
have not shown the strength of former
years. having been beaten. previous TO
tho Michigan game by Two minor
al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-22
WHEELING MAN IN
AMBULANCE SECTION
Robert c. Irwin Applies for Enlistment
In Section Being Recruited by
Tennis Association

The first ambulance section OF those
being raised by the United States M
tional Lawn Tennis association mas Just
been enlisted and The second is now be-
ing recruited. Among the applications
from Wheeling is Robert c. Irwin.
These men have been ordered TO re-
mort at Allentown. Pa. the mobilization
camp for the United States Army Am
bu)ance Service. Of which the tennish
sections arc part. There the men re-
ceive their training before being ordered
70 duty. They are qusrtered in the build
ings of the fair ground and are wei!
equipped. An ambulance section no"
icludes forty-fve mon and applications
for the second arc being received BY
Paul IS. Williams. 20 Broad street. New
York city. More than half the neces-
sary number arc now on ME so IL 10
probable that tn. quota vii be reached
before November l. Men desiring TO Join
should send their applications promptly
10 the above address.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-22
STEUDENVlLLE
Special TO. The Int clligencer.


SrECBEEEIIl.E. O.. Oct. cl.-Joln
Lengzel. Block Hous" Run miner. wa
convicted oC manslaught"r on Saturday,
for the killing Of John MaSya during
quarrel at the Block ttouS" coal MN"
on August 81. The jury was out only
g. short time. He was released under
1000 bail TO await sentence which VIII
be from one to. twenty years IN prison.
The trial consumed three day. l.enE-
gel attempted 20 prov" that he Riil""
Maya in self defense. claiming ,Uh;
Maya drew revolver when LrnSZ"i
went TO the aid of his tath"r-ln-IHw.
who was being beaten b! yuung""
m.n. An effort vas also mad" !" sh""
that Lengzcl had becn singled out for
abuse by Il number al taincrs TINS
was done the defense ria'm"d b""a"S'
Lengzel displayed IN America" flag nj
his home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-22
FRENCH CAPTURE OR DESTROY
RETURNING ZEPPELIN RAIDERS

tense posts descended in III" Saon" val
Icy and were forced t" land in the
nc gh bnrhohd Of SiSt"r"n. i'll I;,SS"S-
hlpes The crews. after s"iti"c hr"
To tho a'rships, attempted IN fee. hut
were taken prisoner.
The first Z"pr"lin brought down :"h
ut Snint Clement. ~ Srilcs south "t
Luneville. and not at Ramhcr"illcrS NJ
was earlier reported. TIL" Zeppelin was
first seen 1T 60 4. NJ. travelling With
two other airships against Il wind blow
ing ten or eleven miles on hour IN
anti aircraft post fired v"llcy and IN"
Zeppelin arose with Il bound. y second
vnllcy pierced III" rnr"l"p" End IA" air
ship bursting int" flan"S took Il N"rti-
cal position and crashed down N 81"
4. II.
Mangled Corpses
Five maurlrd curpScs wrr" found
around tn" wrcrkaro. Th" bodies "f
the other members of tn" crew remain
buried in the smoking mass.
About. ECO r. VI. the Zeppelin liza
was forced hy chaser planes I" land
near EourhonncL "s-iiains intact. = y
naval lieutenant and his sccoHd "itl""r
and n crew Of - mon wcr" made pris.
uners.
Somewhat later third Zeppelin. tn"
I.-50 landed near DHmmHrtin. not far
from Montirny-Lr-Eni. and two officers
and II men. including two slightly
wounded dchark"d. Tho crew detaCh-
cd one car and destroyed it. The air
ship thus lightcncd. then departed with
four men aboard. Ono of the prisoners
said this Zeppelin had left Oldenburs
on the North Sea at o'clock Friday
afternoon bound for London. 1t be-
came lost IN a fog and. being unable to
reach its OBJECTIVE started to return.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-22


"Ofhccr$ and men never went int"
battle With pur'r credentials ar u truer
dedication u the iiup-rS"u;l ami UNI
vcrSat ends "t right and freedom. !h"N
are aware OF tn" serious character s.
their undertaking. The know ih,' ma
tur. OF war. its hrs;ial brutality. its
perils They know m"rc-tf'y know
the German :dr.I Of It's legitimacy. nay
its virtue of violence" :ind InaSShrr''..8h''
their approval NJ every tiScriSh instinct
of depravrd ahsnlutiSm. All has bean
driven hnnlc I" every soldiers and sail
or'S breast and heart.
What can We do c"r them" Nay.
rather what is there W. VIII not GladlT
do
They have our flag. our faith. h"n"".
security in their keeping: TIL" d.Sf!ni"S
OF an Almighty God Will hc revealed.
Before the tribunal where Germany At
ready shrinkS: Cnndrmnri and i"ath"'l
for her crimes and REPRESENTATIONS. We
are ambitious to figure with clean han7S
and sincere motives. even in IN" hwlhi
contingencies of war.
american character and conflict -
under the scrutiny of mankind. II there
is any tecreancy. any betrayal. amy tai'-
ure II will aot be II tho front. WA"'"
God is real and man is 'Nalir" ao"N"
the trivia! and ba$". Il Will N" MR.
where We hagslc and bargain. and So
dition lifts its reptile head,
Our First Duty
Our first duty is I" rurc" ourselves
of insipient and actual TREASON. Th''
whole world understands our mission,
The enemy is conscious Of our PURPOSES.
and the Allies have conceded with our
policies Our diplomacy plays TN
leading hand in councils Of mankind, L'i
US be watchful lest an "tm"Sph"r" "'
doubt. distrust. suspicion. lnnuend".
falsehood poison our energies ana par
alyxe our patriotism and help I" murder
orr bows m land and sea-.
What can We do" F"rE" oar gold
into formidable weapons by subscribing
and oversubscrihing tn" Liberty Loan
This is not sacrifice nor philanthropy
but prudence. Having given "ur sons,
swho will shut up his purse.
Years ago the emperor dreamed 81
universal empire and proudly ann"un"""
il as the successor oil Rome. France
docs not propose to submit |" its rlHISh-
inCs. Belgium has uttered n nay.. AN"
Britain will never admit this arrogant
assumption. This cannot ~ f"r">ttll"'i
by words: deeds only will avail. i"''n"-
cracy just now lies bleeding. Deeds
alone will staurch it's wounds and re
store its progress.
-Rev. Lewellyn concluded his sermon
with a telling appeal for support at TIE"
Red Cross. the 7. NJ. &. y. III ITS army
work. and the Liberty Loan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-22
Faithful After Death

One Of the most pathetic incl
dents that has como TO notice lately
happened yesterday on the Island.
On Zane street near Madison
school during the afternoon a dog
was killed while playing with an
other dog in the street. The animal
was struck by an automobile ana
thrown against the curbstone.
The other dog ran up shifted at
the body Of his dead companion and
who knows what he said In the ca
nine tongue. but het got no reply. =
He kept smelling around and must
have finally realized that his friend
had passed to the happy place where
all good CANNES go when they ieave
this world. 80 ne. like human mour-
ner. sat down by his dead friend and
took up self imposed duty AZ Z
gunrd over tho body.
At midnight he was still at his
post and will probably stay there un...
I'll the body Il moved by officials Tor
burial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-22
AUTO ACCIDENT
Occurs Near Warrington. saturday
Acknowledgements OF Ford
Injured.

Local persons returning Saturday eFe-:
ming from the W. and J.-Penn State
football game. report an automobile ao-.
oident which occurred late in the aft,
ernoon near Washington. Three men.
who are said to have been intoxicated
were in Ford which left the National
pike At sharp curve, and landed bot
tom side up in fence corner. Tho o.
cupants were thrown considerable dis
lance and the driver was severely cut
about tho head. second man was
bruised and cut. while tho third was
only stunned. The Ford was damaged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-22
BELLAIRE LOST

pi;,od against ono Of tho fastest
SQUADS In the Pittsburgh district. the
MrE"rsj,ri Dlympic%. III" fellaire y. e.
football squad was defeated at tho Boil
tire park yesterday afternoon by the
Scnrt OF 20 10 0.
Tho game was very fast and the Buck
eve state lads, put up hard fight IN
every stage but were outclassed both
in spred and in weight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-22
.Fitzsimrnons Unconscious;
Recovery Not. Expected

CHICAGO. Oct. 2l.-Robert tltIsim-
mons. former champion heavyweight
puvilist, lapsed Into uhconsciousness
aeain tonight after an interval OF lu-
cidness during the day. AZ the nos
nitaI II was said his condition was much
"a r. has been for the last .thirty-six
hours He is suffering from pneumonia.
He may live throughout the night:
"a he has shown remarkable vitality:
il was said at tho hospitsl, but MS
chance for recovery Is improbable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-22
100000 HAY FIRE.

CINCINNATI. Oct. 21.--An auxiliary
rlanr Of tho Early 4 Daniels Hay and
Grain company. located at Gallon and
Bright streets. in the wes, end. was de-
stroycd by Gr" here today. entailing a
loss OF 100000 The plant WAS de-
voted exclusively 10 hay pressing .on
government contracts. An inspection
Of thousands Of bales by federal officers
was 10 have taken place Monday.