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The Home news., 1917-04-06

J. H. West examination Guss McFadden and affdavts
 ordinary county fund .......... 37 w. T. Mccain examination Guss McFadden and afida oo
 wits ordinary county fund ... ..... ooo J. H West taking Guss McFadden to assylum and - 0VO
 aenoant olulnaay a coum.y ;+ lunu t f 35 Pa 0ouoy, peCt Ju:oi % oe uas @ ;e;t 1 lunu 300 Z T. Hopper, witness three days state Joe Ladd 0
 circuit court fund .......::.......... 45o S. Hopper three days state Joe Ladd circuit ~ ., ,,,, coutC lulu. =. 45O Mrs VIII Gone[, paupeI dlowa!ce paupe 1000 Southwestern Tel and Tel. Co.,, tolls and rent for ~
 March, record fund ;...... 825 Me!vln ooges tuDerculosls sanlIrun pauper Iund 1900 Ed Lynch supplies for house. ordinary county fund M C Peebes general foao WorK We Ver foad district 85O c. N Spradn work road Augusta road district 34 STATE ARKANSAS
 COUNTY WOODRUFF
 Walter Jimerson County Clerk in and for Woodruff County hereby certify that the above and foregoing and complete copy all allowances made by the County Court the Northern District of Woodruff County Arkansas from December st 1916 March 3st 1917 inclusive and further certify that allowances made from verified claims filed in office
 my hand and official seal this 31st day March, 1917
 WALTER EMERSON County Clerk
The Home news., 1917-04-06
Strawberry Pickers Wanted

at Judsonia, Arkansas, two cents per quart paid for picking, fami- lies or large parties will be fur nished houses or tents, picking starts about April 18th and lasts a month. For information write w. c. North, President and Man. ager of the Judsonia Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association, Judsonia, Ark. 3-30-3t Adv
 Doe" George left Sunday for Little Rock to enter Hodges School of Pharmacy.
The Home news., 1917-04-06
List of County Warrants Issued
Continued from page fve)

Continued from page ive)
 Eza Young grand jury witness days circuit i'd 5o Daisy McClendon grand jury witness one day. court i'd 50 c 3 @ aSad 5nd u % e ene hS y Robt Scott grand jury witness day. circuit court fund W R. Gan grand jury one day. crcait fund 550 Brown pe R juror one day. cut court fund.- goo J. Daniel petit juror day. circuit court fund 3o0 E Bonaush % petit petit juror juror day. day. eret @ court goo Dan Freeman witness two days state vs Joe Ladd .oo E. L. Hamilton witness one day. Bratton, cir
 John Gay wtneSs two days state vs Eze circuit ct fund goo Ruth Anderson county ags salary Feb ordinary CO., i'd 40O Sue Rhodes, pauper allowance pauper fund 50o Mrs Ea Ella Baen d o osd H hauling logs and supplies for convcs Garden oo 5o chas peebe team work on road White River road dist 1850
 Smith county sd Hr s1 aary % onar % f nd fund J Hesden carrying conviets Gregory ordinary i'd sS Pat Headen petit juror one day. circuit court fund " E. Conner petit juror day. circuit court fund 30o R. Woodson petit juror day, circuit fund - 800
 ba%ha hacm o M ae 6ep gnd r@e e iS5 o fft I'd ~ G w. Barber F fees state vs Graham j. P fund 46o Willie Jones witness day Graham P fund .5o Cecil Roberts, witness one day state vs Graham fd & Sadi Butcher %t ~itnsss ss 3 day y' zse Graham G H. Sullivan witness one day state vs Graham P fund 50 Russ Shsa witnes state gS Graham fa fund
  Jeff spradin witness day state Graham fund 5o B. James witness day Graham, J. F. fund .50l Porter witness day state Graham J. P fund .50 Paul Clancy, witness day state Graham fund 50 J. Holeman Graham, J. F. i'd .5Ol vern Holeman witness day state Graham F. fd 50 Kirk Baswe day Graham, J. F. fund .50 E. Jefres sheris fees state Graham, F. fund. 110 Shoup supplies for pauper pauper fund H. 9OI Carl Nelson J. F. Ed Marks J. P. fund 1904 John Maerna vital statistics, ordinary county fund 275 H. P. Hargis vital statistics ordinary county fund 975I H P. Hargis vital statistics ordinary county fund. 775 N. Smith, vital statistics ordinary county fund 51 25 J. R. Chambers supplies cty. clks. and advertising,
 ordinary county fund .......... 420| D. L. Nelson J. P fees state Marks J. F. fund 215l L. Nelson J. P. fees state Marks J. P. fund 2 15l D. L. Nelson J. P. fees state O. Marks J. F. fund 215|
 court fund .'...- = @'''''.. .e. soo T. L. Gardner, commissioner of account, day,
 court fund 3OOl Chicago Mill 6 Lbr. Co.,, merchandise for convicts
 dinary county fund ........ -. :. ...... 37 15l Walter Jmerson stamp account record fund, 623| R. E. L. Spradln sherff's fees circuit court, circuit
 court fund, 1900 National Office Supply Co.,. supplies for county clerks
 Augusta Mercantile Co.,. supplies for county jail, ordi
 nary county fund d........................... 4335 w. Winfree clerks circuit court circuit court fund 208O
The Home news., 1917-04-06
77th Birthday

Mrs. Amanda Patterson was given a birthday dinner at the home of her daughter, Mrs. w. H. Jimerson, Sunday, April 1, in honor of her 77th birthday which occurred Wednesday, March 28, 1917.
 About Al relatives were pres ent and this dear good lady was the recipient of $50.00 in gold from MT. Jimerson. Among the out of town guests were: Mrs. M. H. Patterson and daughter of Jelks, County Clerk and Mrs. Walter Jimerson and MT. and c. o. Dye of Augusta, and MT. Lynn Jimerson who is attending Hendrix College at Conway. THE HOME NEWS joins the many friends and relatives of Mrs. Pat terson in wishing her many more bright anniversaries.
 MT. B. w. Chaney of Tip spent a portion of last week in Little Rock attending the State Teach ers' Association.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-07-24
WALL & McGOWAN's
day, July 2O---DoorS Open Promptly at $50 A. N

WE sale right world
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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-07-24

LOT NO. 1-Women's Low Cuts broken sizes
y yGcth $50 $2,oOto $500 SLAB
LOT NO. 2-Wemen's Low Cuts, worth 81 OF
$3.50 to $3.50. Sale Price .........
womsqs Strap s Sandals % Patent sat. or Gun $3.50
w Sas,s panp.. Fa y5s. or oonme'a 81 SO
Women omen j P y! II. Pa tent. or aunmea $3.50
Women omen i Pumps IN s,s P3 Psa or dqnne $44S
w ss7s 5s,G Pumps, worth $500 S4.9e
sale Price .,.... ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-11
This FILMING Contest
Full Of Pep and Thrills

ST LOUIS. Mo, July 1o.--St. Louis
and New York hattlcd for seventeen
innings today. = single hy Baker in inc
seventeenth driving In PrckinpaEh WIN
,hc winning run for tho visitors. me
score was seven tn i've Nnndcrru!
fielding shut off several runs. IN III"
fourteenth. with m"n on 'rSt ana SEC
ond and one cut, AraE"n MT not l'he'
toward loft. hut Austin leapod INTO thE
air snrarrI tn. ball with his left hama
and touched second For double play.
In IN, sixteenth. after MarsanS had
singled and So;hrruu had sacrificed.
Shnltun hit u low line drive To center
hui as Marsaas was about 10 score
Hendrix raced in. made sho"strine
catch and doubled Marsans nj second
St. Louis scored in the first on AUS
inns single and Sisters triple Nc"
York got TWO in III" NTH on singles u!
r;sker and z. Miller. Two errors by
Pratt and Alexandcrs triple. Ihco aoo-
ed three runs in the sixth when Aragon
wa1Led Rakcr doubled and T.. Miller hit
q home run.
81 Louis got to Fisher for three hits
IN the seventh. and with the help Of
errors by Bauman and Arngon made
thrce runs They tied the score In the
eighth when Sister doubled and scored
ON double ny Pratt. I'm the seven
,ccnth Pcckinpaugh walked. AraGon
sacrificed. Pipp walked. Baker singled.
scoring PcckinpauEh. and i. Miller
singled scoring Fipp. Score:
New York 23O0000O0no02--f Il .
81, Louis =. O03lOo0oooh0o-6 - 4
Fisher. Love. Caldwell and Alcxan-
DER, Nunamnkcr: Plank. Wright. koob'
Soiheron and SEVERED.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-11
kid" Jones Eliminated
In the Golf Tourney

CHICAGO. July 10.-Thrce leading
eastern golfers, two International play
ers and one southcrner. were among the
sixteen survivors today OF the first
match round in the amateur golf cham
pionship playing at the Midlothian
Country club. All the southern con-
tenders except Reuben Bush. OF New
Orleans. were eliminated, including
Bobby Jones, OF Atlanta. southern cham
Lion. who succumbcd to Ned Sawyer. OF
Chicago, 3 and l. after holding the for
mer champion even on the first nine
holes with par golf.
Donald Edwards, Midlothian. after
scoring low medal score Of $50 for the
&c hole qualification. defeated Tom
Prescott, Of Atlanta, 3 and l.
The longest match Of the day was be-
tween Jesse Guilford, Massachusetts
champion who won on tho twenty-sec-
ond hole from Walter Crowdus, another
public links golfer. Guilford, despite
his long drives. was three down at the
turn, but hit his stride at the second
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-11
First Game,
Second Game.
SERIOUSLY INJURED
IN AUTO ACCIDENTS
.-,, Ir.,.,,.l >. ,b. Iu,rll,r.urr-

S,r--"a! Ip.Is;rli - the Intelligence:
WNSlIlN'ITbN. l'H. July !n.--Tw0
automobile accidents resulted in the S"ri-
urIs Injury "f w" persons Hnd third
receiving slight hurts lnsI evening.
James l."ydn. proprietor Of III" coy
hotel. South Main street. Washington.
went over AN embarrassment east of Wash
ingtolI. ON the National pike. IN Il big
touring ear. Ills marhn" crashed down
a steep grad. and over the ledge OF IA
, stone quarry nearly twelve feet high. hut
remained upright. 1t TANNED against
/ tree. l.ryIln was hurled from thu ear
| and WAS found unconscious by other
! travellers and brought to his home here.
Ills condition is serious.
An automobile containing Mr. and Mrs.
Ale Xandri smith. Of Fast Finley luwlI-
shin. went rnrcaniug down n 50-ioot en-
! hn nkmcnt in buffalo township whom the
ear got beyond the control Of Mr.. Smith.
IT dashed int Buffal creek and ovrrLurN-
ed Mrs. Smith was pinned under the ca
in the stream but was cStriCatSd in an
unconscious condition by her husband.
Her injuries are serious. while h"r huS-
band received only few scratches. The
machine was badly damaged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-11
CHICAGO'S ERRORS
GIVE THE MACKMEN
ANOTHER VICTORY


CHICAGO. sIaiy l".-r.rr"rs t'y 'h'-
cagn gave G'hi!ad"lphta tn" nnsl gam"
Il the series today. [" -, Til" visitors
we're helped along to their t;rst tw" r"ns
on errors and won III" gam" III the ninth
inning. when Manager R"w!aud sent
several relief pitchers /" TN" mound
Russell started IN" ninth by walking
Grover and Fautnrth MAS summoned ~
he box. lie famed ;hr NEXT iuan ami
then t'eiSrh dropped Jameson ny. bat
recovered tho ball IN time /" !"rc" Gro
>er az second Strunk followed with Il
single and panforth retired III favor "t
,'icot,e. The locals then contributed Il
couple Of errors and with III" aid ~ 4
single and double by Bates. scored
tuIr runs.
Chicago was held hi,lcss until IA"
eighth inning. when th"y h"nchcd three
HIS Tor two runs and iled the score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-11
MATTY'S REDS ARE
AGAIN WINNERS IN
GAME WITH BRAVES

BOSTON. July 10. - Cincinnati
strengthened it's hold on tn" first dlNl-
sion today by beating BOSTON 10 To D.
Toncy pitched for the visitors. anu
achieved his fifteenth victory Of the
year. Boston made four runs and FIVE
If it's twelve hits in the last of the
ninth iHuInE.
Inl,i"lI.h WIS hit hard for i've inn
inrS. and the veteran Tom Hughes. VIII"
hit here. thu last season AMI only pitched
IN. inning Of a regular CulIccSI. finished
i;u. uHtli, score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-11
$4,000 DAMAGES FOR:
A CHICAGO NEWSb0Y.

CHICAGO, July 1O.--John Curran,
newsboy. II years old, was given
$4,000 damages by jury in the state
circuit court yesterday for the loss, Of
his right arm in railroad accident
two years ago.
The joint defendants were the Chi.
cago & Western Indiana and the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
railroads, and the sum awarded w95
the largest ever given in this state for
the loss Of q limb.
A year previously young Curran
suffered the loss Of his left arm Ia, q
street car accident.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-11
.e guest of friends and relatives in Pat

guest of friends and relatives in Pat
tcrSon.
l.. II. Parker. Of Cincinnati. is the
guest OF relatives in Woodlawn.
Mrs. T. D. Walton. o. Forest View.
entertained the members o.. the Ladies
Aid society of the First VI. L. church
Of Elm Grove at her home last evening
in an interesting manner. After n short
business hour the guests spent the
rest OF the evening in social way.
The Association OF Womcn's Rural
Study Clubs will meet az the Y. W. c.
\. tomorrow morning ~ 1890 o'clock.
MIR. and Mrs Louis Hoffman. Of
NIorCantOwn, are spending: the week
with relatives in EdEwood.
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! OldlS - a
.Rattcd for Faher in eighth.
TIGERS THE vICToRS.

DETROIT. July l0.-Detroit won the
last game Of the series from Washing
ton today. 5 to 4. making g. tie. each
team having won two. After Washing
ton had taken a four run lead. Detroit
hInched hits on Dumont in the third
and sixth for just enough TO win. Bril-
liant Gliding by Hillmau in the eighth
and Bush in the ninth prevented Wash
!nSton from tying or winning. Score:
Wash. ....0 ! 3 0 0 o. s .
Detroit $3.50 0 . o 0 3 0 x-5 .
Eatteries-Dumonr. Ayers and Hen
~: Boland and StauaGe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-11
TEN |NTER-C|TY:
LEAGUERS HITTING
400 OR BET TER
JOHNSON AND GoSNEY ARE THE
LEAGUE LEADERS, EACH
WITH 46O
WEIGH, Of the Streohmann Club. Makes
Best Showing According to
Games Played.

r,rnrrlS in The lut"r-thty l"agu''. a"E"rd-
ing To lh" batting averages JuSi an
nnuurrd by President Harry l.. R"ih
Ten players are credited with averages
Of mo or over. while fifteen have aver
ages with 900 and loo.
.Iuhusuu, Of tn" Siiady<i'h club. IMd
r;uSncy. 1T the. EnU"r>. AR" tied Ter iIr%t
hnunrS with AN average" at "a" each III
thirteen trips l" I'll" plate N"I'h. al
lh.. SlrurhnIanu club. however. makes
TN. best showing Imr the season, .f"u IN
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pnraonaIa nnd Briefs.


Tho Misses MaRdaline and Rose Dee
gan, OF Bcnwood have returned home
after visiting in Elm Grove for the
part week..
Floyd Holmes, who has been spending
several days with friends In Wost AlcN-
undrr, has left for his homo at Wind
Ridge, whore he. will visit his parents
for snme time before Ito IL called 10
tn" service. lIo Will loavs July 10.
Mrs. NJ. T.. sample. ot Wrst Alnran-
der, Is Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Maxwell, OF the Isrnry's Point road,
John MrCurdy, NJ ClarksburI' IL INC
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. y. L. Carter OF
Forest Niaw,
Tho regular meeting IT Tho 10Y
Scouts If Elm Grove wnH held iusl
night IA the bnan,nenL or tho First NJ
L.. church, \ lnrge nuinb"r OF tho 'ioh-
hers were present. mud tiN' final ar
rul.rr,,rul4 for the SUMMER cnmp "orn
CnmnI-trh
l., l., Jucksun, OF canton, o., IL the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-11
To Preach at Open Air Service.

Rev. J. +. Lcyenbergcr, pastor OF the
Third Presbyterian: church Of Wheeling
will deliver the sermon at the open air
services. TO be held Sunday evening on
the lawn surrounding the old Stone
church. ON the Stone church road. the
weather permitting. The service will
commence ut $50 o'clock, and II the
weather is unfarorablc 1t Will be held IN
tho new church, ut the same hour The
mid-werf prayer services will not be
held during the months OF July and
August.
\ number Of the other pike churches
arc also SuSnendinG the mld-wcck ana
evening services during the summer
months. on account of the excessive heat.
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TO Give Wetner Roast.

Tho members OF the chorus of the
sunday school Of the Stone PrcsDyte-
rjan church of Elm Grove will walk on
Thursday night To Waymans Inn at
bethlehem, the weincrs will be roasted
and the evening will he spent in social
WAY. The chorus was organized for
The purpose OF promoting the singing at
tho Sunday school services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-11
Lawn Fete Postponed.

The lawn fete 10 have been given by
tina Womens and Mems Bible classes
Of the First Christian church OF Elm
Grove on tho lawn surrounding the Fry
hotel. Saturday evening. has been post
noned one week. according 10 an an
nouncement made last night. The post
ponement has been made on account OF
the tnfantile paralysis quarantine in tho
adjoining town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-11
BANQUET Postponed.

The much anticipated banquet to have
been rendered the Excelsior Bible class
If the Stone Presbyterian church OF
Elm. Grove this evening by Mrs. X VI.
pedicord. has been postponed lndch-
nitcly because IF the !nfantilc paralysis
scare. + It was pos, poncd at the request
OF Rev, l.. l.. Lcwc!lyn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-11
Crops In Good Condition.

John L. Tolbcrt, OF Trladelphia. has
returned from Il visit in the vicinity OF
Wooster, Wayne county. Ohio. The pros
poets are for good crops In that vicinity,
he says. Indications arc especially fav-
orahle for Il big wheat crop. y large
acreage has been planted In corn. which
is thriving, and Indications for q bumper
oats crop are excellent. Potatoes are
looking good. but the fruit is light
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-11
Bellaire g. A. C

Hcllaire .. A. Cs. will he the attrac-
lion mt the Elm Grove bail grounds on
Saturday afternoon. when they meet the
fast locals, the Patterson and Elm
Grove team Who will draw the pitch
ing assignment has not yet been dccid-
ed but the selection with be either Il.
Smith or Howard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-11
OUT-THE-P|KE
Fire Department Election

The annual election of the volunteer
fire dcpartment Of the town of E;dgwood
will be held in the hose house tomorrow
evening. All tho members Of the de-
are requested to be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-11

andcr. entertained the members OF the
pjrcas Bible class of tho West AlcNan-
der Presbyterian church at he: nome
last evening. Tho young people en-,
ioycd u delightful evening after snort
business session.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-11
CENTRAL LEAG UE.

S1rincticld. ): Richmond. l.
Peoria. 4: Nu$k"c"n. :.
Grand RAPIDS. $: Fort Wayne. =.
Fort Wayne. 10: Grand Rapids l..
F.yanSVill". =: Dayton. !.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-11
Still Observing Quarantine.

The quarantine at The town OF FatteT-
son, Is to be continued for week &C
cordinG to DIR. John {. Hupp, county
health official. This Will forbid the pas
sage Of children under Ii years OF age,
-ithor into or out OF that town, This
PARALYSIS scare has caused the postpone
ment Of q number OF social meetings In
tho two towns. The officials now be
lieve that they have the plague situation
wall In hand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-11
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Newark Richmond. double header
rain.
I;uttaln-Torunto postponed. ram.
Montreal. |: Rochester. - l. innings
Baltimore !: I'rnridcnce. >.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-11
Bible Class Meeting.

The regular meeting Of the Suburban
Hible class of the Philadelphia NJ. +.
church was held yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. \. G. Craft OF Tria-
dolphin. After short business scs-
sion the afternoon was spent in q So
cial way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-11
Lawn Fete Tonight.

The Pastors Aid OF the West Liberty
Preshyterian church will hold n lawn
toto tonight on tho church grounds. be-
ginning al 6 o'clock. All kinds Of re-
Sreshments will be- served. and. rs the
proceeds will be for the ocncflt OF the
church. q large crowd Is expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-11
EACH WON A GAME.

EROOkLYN. July ln,--i;r"ohi!n anu
Chicago divided tnday's h"Ubl"-h"ad"r
making an even break on th" series
The cubs won In" first. To II. after -
pitchers battl" between Vaughn and
Maruuard. two singles and an error by
Hy Myrrs scoring Doyle with The only
run III In" seventh.
The SuprrbaS took tn" second game.
1 10 |. Knocking .Aldridg" nut Of the
box in thu SECOND inning. Galore
pitched <huluut hall up ~ Tho ScN enth.
Tomorrow will nc Hans Wagner day
here. and tn" Hronklyn club owners
will present. the veteran Il silver loving
cup. Sc"rrs
First Game.
ChirarI, | II tt ( |
Brooklyn a." u u " u t." |
Vaughn and Wilson's; Marquard.
CuOmbS and J. Myers.
Second Game.
Chiragn u u Il u o. l.
Brook! n... tx u " " " " -
Aldridgs 1lrndriA and llilhocfer: Ca.
dorc and Miller.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-11
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Nashville, -. Now Orleans. :.
Memphis. t. birmingham. ..
,'hattanonga. :: Mobile. |.
Little Rock. =: .\tlauta. IN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-11
Bicycle Club Meeting.

Tho meeting Of the Boys Bicycle Club
will BIO held this evening In the basement
or tho Vance Memorial church Al "ooos-
dale at 7.30 o'clock All the members
nro requested 10 be in attendance.
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half with L string of parS and brides,
and caught his opponent II The home
green. Jack May. Argentine champion.
heStcd J.. J. Douglass. Of Chicago. 2
and l. while !. s. NorthIngtun. Of En1-
land. eliminated Ferry .h'lair. the young
.Atlantain. by the same margin. ..,,p
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-11
Standing OF Clubs.
wo-day's Games

New York at Chicago.
Boston at Detroit.
Philadelphia at 81. l."ni>.
Washington At 'IcNcIdi"l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-11
Saltcd for Hughes in ninth.

lings, Mag"c Three base hitS--tirlttlth.
NCal". ST hlsn haS"s--'irnh. k"pf. N"aic.
Sacrifice hits base. r"my. Sarrlnre
tiy-Shran. DUuhl" rlayS--t;r"h To
Shcau IL NthaSr. MAgor In TruEr">S"r
tm Smith. LIFT on nasrs-' IncinnHti a.
EnSlon :. First bass, on rrr"rS-tincln-
natl :" EaSr on hallS--Nn T"n"y :. oil
rudolph /. off Hughes |. HIS and earn
ed runS--.Dti T"m"y runs. of lsudulrh
? aud in >. "tt Hughes and IN l.
Struck "ut--By T"n"N Il. hl l;u'!'lph l.
ny Hughes |. Passed hal-rrarrrSS"r.
l'mpirv-KlSI.r and Em>llv. Time 80
20
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS

Kansas City. =: Milwaukee,. :.
indianapolis. 1: Columbus. i.
Toledo. 5: Louisville. y.
ST. Observation-Disclosures.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-11
Standing OF Clubs,
To-dny's Games.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yeateroay,R Results,

New York. :. st. L.. >. 90.
Detroit. ;: Washington. /,
Philadelphia. :: t!i'Hc".
tlfVrlaud- Huston. rtiH
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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yszterday's Results.

! 'hicago. !; Brooklyn. Q.
brooklyn. 4 Chicago. |.
Cincinnati. 10: Boston. :.
Others uOStnonrl. rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-11
u.,Io1 T,3at for inspection.

A copy OF the newly-numoe red regis
tration list for Triadclphia' Liberty ana
Richlnnd districts was posted yestcr-
day in the Elm Grove bowling alleys
30 Main street, Elm Grove. where they
noov bc seen by interested persons. The
proprietor. Deputy Assessor George
S.Ibcrt satd last night that consider
ohIo interest IL belng manifested. sew
AMI hundred persons having already
o,nrta,rsd their serial number from
the list,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-11

Entertained GLASS.
Mrs Nj. N. henderson. OF West Alex