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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-11-15
CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE ::

pme along. Margie," called Dick.
RESUME It is not necessary that
shonld all all that little red book
at this moment, is there? The
is pulling into the station"
And so am locking you up in my
little book, and again starting in.
nkuown paths and pastures new.
m, dear old Jim, met US as we
ped OF the train. I wish you had
little book, to see the hand clasp
No gave Dick. Ionder IL any two
zen have the same abiding friend.
for each other that men seem
lave. ] could see that for an In.
Jim was shocked at Dicks ap,
anee, but he quickly recovered
vith his arm across Dick,s shoul.
he extended q. hand to me.
biee, but I am glad to see you
n, old chap" said Dick. at Just
las to me that have been dead
am now being resurrected.
pon't you believe It, Dick. You
never been a subject to be con.
|fed by the undertaken yet. i
Ike over from the book concern
| King perhaps you would like to
\ 2 day or two in Chicago where
||nld put the entire business before
\ without Interruption"
Nothing going wrong, Is there,
e. asked Dick anxiously.
! lot the least little thing. All the
psois IN the country are buying
rs, and ] am glad to say I think
are getting more than our share
lac business. But q lot Of fellows
/ y US to combine with them and
Ne prices q little"
AErupted.
'Dc Nes," was Jim's tsrse reply.
den 40 the largest owner OF
n In the book concern, I shall vote
Inst any combinations or trust. i
II believe In boosting the price Of
lspi books. We boast that our edu.
Pm Is fires but ! have known many
IliHen who had hard times buying
/ hooks. ! would be glad IL we
d lower the price Of school books
|esd Of raising It."
Vow, isn't that Just like g woman?
always has some fool altruistic
ION in the back OF her head that
4 play the dsmnition bow.bovs
a legitimate profits"
Welcome home, Dick I interrupt.
|scftly. Dick looked surprised but
laughed. he readily understood
!; Dick airk and Dick well were
rely different people. However,
did not waste q moment on my
p sarcasm but started OF with
leaving me and the bags to the
Ter mercies Of the red caps.
nee, little book, I would have been
almost beyond repair, but / re.
aid not care. nor even when jim
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-11-15
Justice Fines Ali
Three Of the Men

Trouble starting over discussion
In relation to a strike among the
stogie workers is alleged to have pre-
cipitated an assault at the Haggerty
factory on Tuesday morning and Jus
tice Musgrove after the hearing yes
terday afternoon fined the complainant
AS well as the two defendants. James
Jordan was fined $40 and Carl Belt
S., they being the defendants, and
Charles NJ. Baker, the complainant
was also plastered with a IS fine
Costs were also imposed. During the
course Of the argument bottle filled
with water used to dampen the tobac
co was sent flying through the air
at one OF the combatants, but did no
damage. Attorney L. c. Musgraye rep
resented the state.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-11-15
az e,ooY BYE.

The turkey is not entitled to all the
attention Of the hostess and guests al
the Thanksgiving feast He mus
share honors with the lowly vegeta
bic. for Thanksgiving is essentially
harvest festival and the fruits OF the
garden should literally flank the
kingTy brown bird.
Autumn vegetables such as onions
carrots. beets. turnips, potatoes and
squash are especially appropriate.
The salad too Is an important BIZ
OF the menu and usually commands
the honor Of a separate course.
Jellies and tart sauces are desirable
Accomplishments OF the rich and heavy
meal and few recipes for each OF
these necessities are appended.
GLAZED ONIONS.
Small. silver skinned onions should
be peeled and boiled in sailed water
until they are tender. After being
drained we'll they should be basted
with a mixture of melted butter in
which a little sugar is stirred, repeat.
ing until the onions are dclicately
brown.
BAKED SQUASH.
Four cupfuls Of hot steamed squash
should be put through a sieve. Add
to squash 2 tablespoonfuls Of brown
sugar. 2 teaspoonfuls salt, 10 tea.
spoonful pepper and 8 cupfuls OF
whole milk, with the beaten kolks of
8 eggs. Fold in the whites of 3 eggs
beaten stiff, and bake In q buttereo
baking dish until brown.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-11-15

NEW YORK. Nov. IA winter of
heavy wool velour with fur landings
is anything but novelty these frosty
days but the designer OF the coat pic
tured here has discovered two new
wrinkles in the way of coat making
the flaring skirt-and a fur cuff
that extends from the knuckle Of the
hand to the elbow.
The flare, welcome change from the
long straight line of the universal
silhouette, is achieved by the cut at
the waistiine, and by generous full
ness held smoothly in check by a
fitted piece over the hips.
The deep. graceful cuffs reach al.
most from the dnger.tip to the elbow
on the outer arm.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-11-15
VEGETABLES, SALADS, JELLY
FOR THE THANKSGIVING TABLE
THANKSGIVING FRUIT SALAD.

THANKSGIVING FRUIT SALAD.
Individual salads. Arrange thick
slices OF Hawaiian pineapple on let
tuce leaves. Cover. pineapple with q
layer OF marshmallows, heap with
peeled segments Of grape fruit and
top with marshmallow. Serve VIII
cream mayonnaise dressing.
THANKSGIVING VEGETABLE SAL.
AID.
Wash and drain can OF French
peas. but do not heat. Mince cup.
ful Of turkey or chiken giblets, or cold
roast veal. Chop fine two boiled car
rots and with the meat add to the
peas and mix lightly. Add / >cupful
OF English walnut meats chopped and
moisten the salad with mayonnaise
dressing. Serve on lettuce leaves
with crisp red radishes cut in flower
shapes.
MINT JELLY.
Mint Jelly is best IL made only o.
few days before using. 1t is really
q tart apple jelly with mint fayoring
which renders 1t delicious for serving
with meat and fowl. Pare and quar-
ter tart apples and nearly cover with
cold water. Cook slowly until ap-
pies are soft then crush and drain
through cheesecloth bag, without
squeezing. Boil juice 20 minutes and
add an equal quantity Of heated su-
gar. Boil S minutes, skim, add green
vegetable coloring matter and flavor
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-11-15
TIE DAILY
SHORT STORY
Pleasing Dad.
~ OLIVE BROWN.

. 9Il-SRINS SnSNNNs
copyright, 1917, by the Mcclure
y Newspaper syndicate.)
HE elder Selridge did not look up
as his son entered the office. but
he was safe In Identifying him as
4 for the hands on the floor clock
he corner pointed TO $3.50.
Morning" he growled. without
ying.
sood morning, Dad" came the
jSty. eood-feliow response.
Tout late aagin?'
hot, 30 very. Just two"
Fes, I'll bet there were just two.
icckee here. Bert, that reminds
Giichrist says you're rushing that
Ike dynamite"
WHAT giri?"
|rhat strl. ] said. How many girls
8 you and ! been talking about in
heartto-heart confidences"
7he irony was not lost on Albert
'idge. who proceeded to hang up
hat and pull q chair opposite his
er's. facing him squarely.
Nov see here, Dad" he began.
Now see here. Son. I mean Just
i I said the other day. want It
bped. Dear knows who she is. or
Stop. pad. Don't say it" Then
laughed. my. you're particular
lt my company. You'd think 1
lust out ofNboarding school,"
No impudence. now, Mister. You
I'm particular about your com.
~ Then changing his tone sud.
y be leaned forward confidential.
nd laid hand on his sons knee.
Bud. there's no use acting the
~ father with you. I don't mean
But you'll Just have to help me
You knew what ! told you--
promised your mother. She
always strong on your marrying
somebody In your set, as she
ID have put 1t. Even when you
in little white dresses she plan.
for It and gave parties for you
asked only the little girls who
eligible as prospective brides.
estly, Aow,l Bud, we can't go back
er, canwe?"
70. Dad. But who ever said any.
8 about my marrying this young
Yell, when you're with girl every
nd she's out Of her office and
e out OF yours. 1t looks like bust.
Gilchrist says you had her
ID, darn Gilchrist."
selridge had nothing to say to
4 We'll, anyway, son, don't marry
VIII you?"
rt considered this soberly. "No,
] VIII not marry her" he prom.
hats the boy! That's the talk.
feel better. and believe my
lfast ds going to digest, after
Then turning to his desk, "Say.
IT. this order Of Ormiston's wor.
me. Some way we just can't
TO land It. know they've got
ave those girders and stay plates
that we've put In as low q bid as
me. It means real money to us,
Not only that, but 1t would be a
;did ad. I believe the government
le have their eye on that work and
follow up with big orders Of their
We've Just got to land It, that's
Veil, what is it, Dad:"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-11-15
MoLAssEs COOKIES.

One moases. cup butter MILL oncha CUB sho-
ens three flour. oneha teaspoon salt tno level teaspoons
baking ponder. teaspoon pocn ginger table.
spoons raisns
Pour the moaes bowl add soda and ba.hmd sh, and roty;
then add milk salt melted shortening and spice Beat S
bowl and set cold place three hours Dust board
with -four and roll out oneo inch thick The dough be mixed
the and baked in the morning 1t does hurt
from morning until late afternoon. Cut with cutter put rain
top each and bake " to IS moderate This
make thick, soft cookie
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-11-15
BY Betty GROWN.

NEW YoRK-T'he veil. always a
friend OF lovely woman's complexion
and curls, Is showing new adaptability
to milady's needs when winter winds
blow.
The veil was bit discouraged this
season when 1t considered the tremen.
dous size Of the seasons fashionable
hats and thought them real problem
which 1t would be diicffult to evade. So
instead Of going around the hat it crept
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-11-15
State Of Ohio. City of Toledo.

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
e senior partner OF the firm Of +. j.
OF Toledo, County ana State aforesaid.
and that said flrm Will pay tho sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case Of Catarrh that cannot be
MEDICINE. FRANK ]. CHENEY,
Sworn 70 before mo and subscribed IN
my pre1ence, this 9Th day of December.
A. D. 1856. a. W. GLEASON,
>(Sean Notary Public.
fernalfy and acts through the Blood on
the Mucous Surfaces OF the System. Send
for testimonials. free,
F. J. CHENEY q CO., Toledo. o.
Sold by all druggists, 6c.
Halrs Family Pills for constipation.
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under the brim and chung closely TO a
wire halo adjusted an inch outward
from the crown.
And now when milady goes to walk
there is no frenzied hunting for the elu
sive veil, no tense and trying moments
of effort for proper adjustment-the
veil is Conveniently and becomingly in
place. In covering the face and hair
1t precedes the hat-and is protected
from destroying damrness by the hats
broad brim.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-11-15
! Al PAGE FOR WOMEN AND THE HOME j

Each day The West yirgnan publishes
Gut them out and save them. Todays recipe is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-20

,IHrI%XAr1 \rril lq--Sornc mana.
gers atIj,rt :. rcrGi.,r schedule on which
10 work their pi,rh"r, and stick close
10 ,h.,. | don't rr-t".!h 10 ratiy my ~
p.rirnr,. alungSiu,. Snn,r of th" veteran
leaders that fnl|ow this plan. but :" iHr.
haven't uirkc,l nui a twirl"r :n' work
iuu1il "A short Tim. hrfrr, each game.
,.,r;I,,i,u ,i rr, w.:,.l,rr and the
,,,,h,'. imrIu.rr.. INV, choice. After work
inc IN rho hoy 50 Itug myself. can Get
:, roir line hv wnic ching q man warm
" ,ir '" n,,d b,;.. ..rcmlIr:lrcd 10y boNncn
- I'll mo rX.,c,l.. hrw ;hsy are. II Il
r.Iln,y, GnrSu'r feel lit 20 pitch. | want
INN ia say So
some managers scare L tw!rler so
tina: he is afraid 10 acknowledge lie IS
not right. Many ball game Is l"Sl ma
way---and j! takes game "oFhHr "
admit lie doesn't wan! !" 20 N tItct =:
haV" seen Y"NhG i'i' = m,, ,,,,,T ~, ~,
they were npt llt "Ii'Is 'H't S'l' ny" ~.
go right ahead "a INC Hl"uhu ,a'iu H., -
{" work. the Nc! r"Suti - srmI' a. 90 -
flock ~ runs i"r E' .'i:'''A '''i ,,t.nn
hHti!" Hr'"F" 'n: i'I'irN II T. 10 Gan tr
OF ah9iH"' i"' ."'i,,.t' ""t' ,;,e Lnx
warmed "p III l" '''''' ~
''. ..T. ,. .,,b, can't work today,
III "u' - w..
81 i,,,., t,,y =, ..am. man and
i", o, ,,r'i, nlst lie has. at least.
,.,,.,,,, ,,,,. tI%L,in., chance To win. But
given w: /" "S''''''t 80 I,t,1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-20
BOTH FOR BRAVES

BOSTON. April IH.-Rost"n Won 81
fo,.r games of til" opening series WIN
Philadelphia by gaining Successes n
d,y tho scores being 20 : and - 2.
phiia,ial?hia's defeat il n" Sccnmi
rar,p WAS due 20 errors which rullItl"h
:hs cool pitching nf r"SchG"r. H.. NJ
loved only &c hits Each "f F;"Stou :
inns was caused ~ . n;sniHv. sock :
moor throw on NaNS"v's h"';0,lcc in ~"
eich-N allowed Condy anil M'ranvill"
70 score. breaking = :" tie. Earn"S
sunonr,~d in tnH rinches. TIL" S"rr"S:
iNIor,inc rauc1 Z. II. r..
r,bji., o y = D
Rostrn ..t &" &? " " -! - l
Rive. Fittary and i[!illf":. ADAMS :
Rudolph and G"wdy
(Nftsrnnou game L,.'ft. T.:
rl,;la ...n n q - 6 8
Boston ....., - . =,
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PIRATES BADLY
BEATEN IN TIE
HOME. PENER

riTTSHUEGH. April .9.--p,t;shIr%h
lost IL. lirse :;ons' "f ;hc home ~''I.'"n
to fhiclE" by n" score -: - :" :.
Hrrdr!H. nityh!a2; :cc Chicago. WAS g.
t.ot.!c wiki tn" exception ~ III" So
cn,h inning. w:,-H Pittsburgh scored
Two runs on singles l,y ,'tryy and Ward
AIT, a tunh." ~ boyle. \ singh, Hy
Fischer. an "r:or u Workman and Il
wlG pitch CAV. rIttS5urGh IN .,'di-
I"ral s;n IN tar ninth lnn!HG. Tar;
pitchers w'r., ,rl".: by Manager 'alil-
han. huc al w"cr ri; "p3"rt"m"ly:
Fur, hlnS -; HIS - Cnun"r i'll ;hv ;hI:'!
;auin: cav" chicago 'hr"" rams. Tw"
runs w"r.. S,'c"H III Jacobs II N"
fourth. Th" "iEin: - = aa$r OF balls
!" i3ryl. III tn. ";:h started auu,hrr
;.rI"d &C scoring. resulting N w"
runs" Ch:caG" ~: Carlson hard in t;.:
r:nih. scoring tur'' Rms. In: "ncTlNS
wa~ .:"""cd'd tE Ia; raising cora
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-20
rouE DOUBLE PPLAYS

RROnKL.YN. y. Y. April t9.--f:r""k-
1y-n hatted Ee;;h Benton as hard rs New
York did Smith and Doll '"daT.. h!t f".tr
doubts plays ny tho visitors 2''d"rs
held tho National l"aC,:" champions 70
Pohe-tson prevented TIE fr"";irns
ron; ' staSing on" o: th"tr hiS. batting
rallies In The sixth. wh"n n:H'h"Tt AMI
Mv-rs had singled. h' stored ,@as
t,ri,c rom Wheat in on" hand. "auSA;
:. :; -, air with -hr other and :hrn"
r. Fi.rzos for sensational H",'ht" play.
Score: our
>A.. Work ,o1aoot "a = !
I1,t n ! n o q ~ - =
Eenton,and Ra-iden, Mc',a-'E; Smith.
nall ord Nfificr
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into the lift field preachers. giving
Fhiludclphia II four /" three victory
over Boston. Batting rallies In the
seventh and eighth innings enabled the
home team 10 u" IN" score. Myers
took Parnham'S i,}ar" at th"SlArt Of II:
uinth and HrnnUCh succeeded Mays IN
the SAM inning. IIudi" led in the hit
ting. In six times 1T bat. he made four
hiis--tnC"c singles and the driv" which
won the game. which. uUdcr III" rules.
NILS credited only ~ a triple. Score:
X. II. T..
BOSTON 0UrUG" 0hh --% = :"
FhIIa. .....h 90 900 ! d" u u II 10 =
Mays. I'"unoCk ana Thomas: FaEn-
ham, Myers ANA Meyers, SChanE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-20

TWO has" hits Rist"cE. MarSni's'
,,a;in Jacobson. SisI"r. Sacritl'" fly
I.ayap, Left on bas"s--' 'h!c"&" >; -
LOUIS s. First base on errors, mica g. =.
!; st. Louis !. Bases o." h3hSn -ot,t.
rnns-Grf Scott. hits. runs IN IN
htfs. runs, with nor" out IN lAird
inning; of Danrorth. hits. no runH III
seven: off Plank. h!ts' runs III nm
CtrrrL ou,-I!r Plank T. EanE0rth -.
Jmp!rcs-Fvans and Nni!im. Ii:l"-
-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-20
0EC DEFEATED

ST. LOUIS. Mo. April rs: Ions
won tho opening game Of IN" National
lrasu" season nor" from Cincinnou TO-.
day. % /. Cincinnati on:hi' s., Louis IS
~ to TX hHt could rot Ss tra n,iS Wy; St
louis HI. Toney hard and timely in The
arm ara sixth. TWO singles. a double
ana sacrifice ~ netting TWO runs in
the n:,h. and fnur singles yielding '"o
moro n the sixth.
An error ny FIornshy after Two wer"
c,r+ n ~. third accounted 'or Ctncin-
MATHS lone nun Score:
Cincinnati n " 81 - -"
'ronev, Euer and Wingo; Anes. Wat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-20
1NrERNAT1oNAI LEAGUE
RAc1NG HEAVILY TAXED

FRANKFORT. Ky. April 1.-THE
stat. scnat" today passed 4 house bill
fixing 4 lic-us" TAX OF $500 n dag FOR
race. meetings IL: kentucky tracks with
III twenty miles &c cities Of 100000 and
5000 n day for all others except those
At state and county fairs.
An amendment. yst To he acted uT0n
by III" house applies the license tax
only Ia thoSe tracks under the iUrisGic-
ton OF III. state racing commission The
effect would. Il IS stated. exempt tracks
l.vnicG 10 trntt lnS racnS.
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HOW THEY STAND.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

'N.rAEU. N. E'IttSNNNEN ).
81. Louis. :: cincinnati. !.
New York. >; Brooklyn =.
Boston. :; rhiladriphta =
Boston. /: Philadelphia, >
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Bop1E BROKE IT Up.

PHILADELPHIA. Aisrli i"--i!ndIc
today brok" w lhc H"s' "N'r; inning
game o. he season here. wh"". with
tow men out IN the lw"!tih inning ana
..-si hasa h. drou.. fI,- hall
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corrEHr BAERAr,r,

! 4 Worcester. Mass: University OF
| Pennsylvania. 3; Holy cross. :. III In
| nings.)
At Watervi!!c. Maine: Colby. IN:
| Maine s.
a, Auburn, Maine: bo~do'n. Is;
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

Cleveland. :: Detroit. =.
s.. Louis. .; Chicago. .
Nyw York. J: Washington. =.
Philadelphia. !: Boston. )
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| doubt. scored PrrkinpauGh. MILLER rum
mig Tor Nunamnkrr <cur>l ia" winning
IAN Il muin"nt later when M"l*"! huht-
cd 10 Johnson ON 4 squ""H" play. S'nFc'
l.. Ii. T..
,,nsbinrrun unn 0un ala -, 10 |
E\.w York 400 u"" !"". -
pumnnl. Johnson ami Henry, YIN
smith; Caldwell and Walters.
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Big League Gossip
CHRISTY MATHEWSON
Cincinnati Reds
CHRISTY MATHEWS0N
york Giants and Manager Of the Cincinnati Reds

I may start 4 man today who loses a
game for You. l to o. The next after
noon YOU drop battle by big score
Say 10 G. By working your pitch
rrS right, you might have won both
contcSts-that is by reversing them. .
So tar. have not touched on the
American league race. Ny preference
because / WAS one OF the witnesses 1T
thc autopsy over the Brooklyn Dodgers
after their disastrous defeat by the
Rcd So%. Tho Boston boys moved so
fast in the series and played so much
baseball. can't. figure any one heading
them in their league.
Some American league experts are
;Uuting the White SoN or. Detroit
Tigers as the coming champions. claim.
ing the Red Sox will miss CarriSan..
Itur take IL from me, jack Barry knows
about "a much baseball as therei Is in
the book and he has shown that the
Red Son under his management have
absorbed 4 good deal OF It.
The Tigers could not win last year.
and they look less like champions to
Mo this season because OF two things.
Their heavy artillery nearly blasted
them into The Worlds Series in 1916,
hUt the pitching staff was not strong
enough 10 stand off the barraGc Of fire
Of tn" enemy. | can't figure the pitchers
Of the kick has faded from the batting
order in my opinion and also the de-
fence has boon weakened.
At this writing. Oscar Wit has not
puy on the "spangles'. and he WAS a
vital part nc the jennings machine. Ty
cobb may have another big year. but
don't fiCur, his miNup with my old
alma mater. the Giants, will help him
,auy. lie was worrying quite profuselN
when here in Cincinnati. ~
My reports on The White SoH are
mostly hnarSay. hut :hey seem to lack.
the finishing punch. Some pugili$ts are
trnnt boxers. hat they couldn't smash. g.
cream puff. In some way. RoWlands
club reminds me OF this. He has heavy
hi,icrS. but their fir" is. scattered-or
WAS last year. ! think they will press
the rest Of the pack over the route. but
don't believe they will win. / can't fig
ur" they carry the necessary knockout
punch. =
Well. no expert has picked the. Reds
for the pcnnant yet That IL one handi-
cap We haven't got tp overcome.
Copyright. l9l7. by The ]. y. W. Syn
dictate. Incorporatod) -..
TrInnv are caught along the Pacific
coast Of Japan from Fnrmosa aa far.
north as III" tlGkkaido; The total an
nual catch varies greatly. bit the aver
age for recent years has been 100000,
pound valued at S1,Q00,0Q0.
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Standing o. Clubs.
To-daY,S Games


Ch.rt.r n Pittsburgh.
New York II Brooklyn.
cincinnati a. 81. Louis.
L,hlLAh.llIh.A IL Boston
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Standing of Clubs.
To-day'S Gam eS.

St Louis 1T Chicago.
Detroit ut cleveland.
EuS,"n 1T Philadelphia.
Washington ~ New York
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The represented Tradepha Strc High S'hoo
the 49,
The
-.., ,-..,- r,u
Margaret forward Nloha
Kelly r:u.. 49,,
Nellie Organ
sidece nth forward
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funny are caught along the Pacific
coast Of Japan from Fnrmosa aa far,
rorrh as thn tFekkaido; The total am
nual catch varies greatly. bit the aver
age for recent years has been 25,000-000,
pound valued al $1,Q00,0Q0. I.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-20
D-A\ L says:

In the remote, districts
they arc administering sui
phu' and molaSSC$. Here Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-20

Well. no expert has picked the Reds
for the pcnnant yet. That IL one handi-
cap We haven't got tn overcome.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-20

Copyright. l3I7. hy The J. y. W. Syn
dictate. [nccrporatod)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-20
We Guarantee You Saving of S. to So

We know you cannot duplicate equal quality Of Sherman suit in
any ordinary retail clothing for less than SD SIS We otcr you
retailers NO catchehn
prices but honest value for your money como
here and investigate for yourself.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-20
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS

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