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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-03

Rev Guy Fitch Phelps, pastor of the
United Brethren church, corner 18th
and Nebraska streets, is holding special
revival services every evening this
week. Many were at the altar last night
seeking salvation and enquiriug the
way of life more perfectly. You who
read and hear are invited to attend
these meetings,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-03

Try Journal Want Ads-They pay
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-03

Salem movie fans are enjoying sew
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All Around Town


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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-03

A cleanup Of broken lines, all
sizes from 0 3-4 tot 3-s blues,
grays, browns, black in a num-
Der Of styles
Wednesday .................. $3.50 Each
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-03
Attractive Specials for Wednesday at Meyers

A beautiful lot of new Muslin
Garments, dainty lace and EN-.
broidery trimmings in a number
of pretty styles. These are
Spring 1917 Undermuslins.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-03

Mems $500 and $3.50 Felt Hats
az sf.6O
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-03

10 DOZEN MUSLIN AND
CAMBRIo GOWNS AND PET
TIcoATs WEDNESDAY ....9sc
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-03

az .................-................ csc a yard
Here are new Pongees in sport
designs, "a inches wide and Of
fered at this low price for
Wednesday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-03

Kayser Silk Vests-Lisle Body
Union Suits, at sale price,
Wednesday ............-.... CSC a Suit
An excellent Spring and Sum
mer garment, fine silk vest with
Isle woven body. If you re in
terested in a big Summer Under
wear value, attend this sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
TRIADELPHIA GETS
4 new INDUSTRY
ASPHALT PRODUCTS CoNPAR1
WILL 1REcT 11a PLANT
HHAE TOWN.
To Engage in Manufacture OF ASphale
and RoofinS-0thsr Newu OF tnS
Out-tha-Ptte District

Triadelphia has secured q new Indus
try. The Asphalt Products company, q
newly incorporated concern. announced
Yesterday that IL will locate large
plant near The town for the purpose OF
manufacturing asphalt products and
roofing.
The plant will be located ON thn-
acre tract or land. al the north end az
Triadelphia, on the south side Oh ths
Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad tracks. Inc
plant will employ about hundred men
The iste was formerly known as the
I;adv farm and was purchased from
Fred Sady by f. l. White. VINO IN
turn, sold it to J. W. Blake or WOOD
lawn. one OF the incorporators OF the
new company. Q'her incorporators are:
Louis Halter Joseph Beutcr. LOUIS
Steenrod, ThomIs Il. Jones. ". 3
Grafton. J. \. Blum and Edward Sett'
The site for the first building mas
already been surveyed ane work on II
will begin at once. The Intention OF
the company Is ~ have one OF the oulio-
ings' completed within ninety days. Inc
Baltimore and Ohio railroad Will oeEiH
work on q switch TO be run 10 the
plant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
LOCAL SPORT NOTES

II was nnnnun' sd that thr Wheeling
High football squad woGld hold It's first
ScrIUnaE" yesterday afternoon. How
ever. tn. ScrimmTce practice VIII not
begin until "Wednesday evening. Last
evening I'll" team p"aCliced falling on
The ball and W"r,. instructed in the ar!
Of tackiinE. This evening the squad
Will hc given urHctiC" At tacNIing the
dummy.
I'raciiCr is beginning 10 become
strenuous at Iirld2' park for tho I.inSly
squad. Thu first game Of the season
in which any Wh,r'linr team Will par
ticirn'e Will h. staged AT League park
Friday afternoon when IinSly meets
tho Bridgeport High squad. II Is "X-
inrtrd that there wil! h" MI interesting;
game as both l"anS nTc confident "
victory.
There will bo two Cridirons laid out
at RridEn park. Tho Ernss was being
cut Yesterday Wheeling high will
use one Tor practice while Linsly VIII
us" the other.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
Preliminary Opening Of
West Alex Fair To-day
Annual Event will Start OF Tnls
Morning Lasting Thrce Days-Thurs-
day Patriotic Day.

The preliminary opening 81 the west
Alexander fair will take place today. al
which time all the many exhibits VIII
nc arranged. the horses stabbed ana
other details completed for the big
formal opening Wednesday morning
The fair VIII close Thursday evening.
The management has made elaborate
plans for the biggest and best fair ever
he Id in that section of Pennsylvania.
There will b. entertainment Of all kinds
for the thousands who will pass
through the tsatcs.
\ fine racing bill has been arranged.
which will he topped on Wednesday
afternoon with $50 pace for SlGH Ard
rlee-for-ull Irot for 4 $3.50 purse.
Wednesday Il frre-for-all race will be
pulled off. pursr SlIu. and the same AFT
rruoon 4 thr.r-rninutc trot for 500.
The big day will be Thursday. Fa-
,riotic day The old town will be clab-
nrataly decorated in national colnrS-
Captain Frank Stanton. instructor Of
rfr West Virginia flying corps. will fly
frC.n Rccch Bottom I" the fair arriving
At . o'clock He will br greeted by
music anG ,heerS. 4 number OF prom
trent men will speak on patriotism dur
ing the afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
COMING CHAMPS OF
The NATIONAL WIN
FROM CHICAGO CUBS

CHICAGO. Sept. 11.---Ncw York Kept
It's narr IN tho National league pcnnant
race today by shutting out Chicago
To O. in the FIRST game Of the series.
Tho game was n pitching du"l PC
tween Scilrr and Douglas. hut the rat
ter VA unHhl- Ia 20 through win H.
while the former kept III" locals MT"
scattered aud WAS hacked by Rumc
sparkling support. three double plays
adm. him materially.
Douglas lost his stride after the VS.
!tnrS counted run IN the hith inn'ht
OH a single. L stolen baSe. passed Dah
md an iniiclu out. In the next Inning he
was touched for q single and Il home
run by kauff. who knocked the ball over
the right field wall. which ncttcd two
runs.
Walker. who was obtained from the
New Orleans club, made his National
league debut and was touched for one
lift, which. with the aid Of two-haSe
error by Schick. gave New York two
more runs.
In the ninth inning. after one out
Zcidcr singled. Deal followed with n ter
ri!ic drive to left. Burns ran almost to
the fence, made great catch anu
threw to Smith. Xeidcr was almost 10
third base. He started back to first
und Smiths throw drew FIolke off the
base. Both Ztider and Il"lke thought
The side had been retired Iel0cr
started for the bench and several Of the
visiting players rushed after H"lk". wh"
ran hack to first and completed the
doubts play. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
RETAILERS OUTING
Real Estate Board To Give Dinner Id
Izaak walton Camp, HonoriEg
Thomas z. Hawley.

Complimentary To Thomas F. I1awlcT
Of the real estate department Of the
Citizen Savings and Trust company. who
~ to leave Thursday for Camp Lee
Petersburg. VA. for military training.
thu Wheeling real estate board will
hold IN outing and serve a dinner today
ut the IZaak walton fishing camp up
Fig Wheeling crock. Mr.. l!awlcy has
been one of the most prominent and
active members Of the board since us
organization several years ago. TIL" ar
fair will be III the nature of the annual
outing Of the real estate men.
Those going TO the fishing camp VIII
assemble at the Market auditorium this
morning. ard starting Mt 10 o'clock a
parade In autos will he given through
the principal streets before going to the
place of pleasure
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
WEAKENED IN FIFTEENTH.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Sept. l7.-Mlller
after pitching good bail for ID innings.
weakened in tho flft""nth and Ens'"n
defeated Pitt shurEh in the '"rrninC gam"
IF the scrles here today. 10 l. In III"
first half Of tho fifteenth wish two out.
RchG and Maranvilln singled. Powell
triplcd and Tyler singled. scoring thr""
runs. Pittsburgh filled tn" has"s In tn"
last half Of the inning. hut Kelly took ".
T-agncr's ny. which looked good for
three hnSes. for tn" third OUT.
Eoston scored in IN" FIRST inning on
MaranvIlle's single. hi, steal g: ::'.r"'h
and Tyler's single. Pittsburgh tIeI IN"
score In tho fourth on singles by Carey
end Boeckel and sacrifices by King and
1Ichcr. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
HERzOG AND BAKER
DRAW SUSPENSIONS
FROM THEIR CLUBS

NEW YORK. Sept. 17-President II.
Y. Hampstead OF the New York National
League club. announced today. that he
had suspended Captain EerZoE FOR re-
fusinE to accompany the team on the re-
cent trip to Boston. although informed
by Manager McGraw that he would not
be asked to play il he did not feel equal
to do so.
Last April when the Giants were en-
training for Philadelphia HerzoS slip
ped and fell upon the floor OF the Penn
sylvania railroad station. lnJuring the
base Of his spine, so that he was unable
to play for some time. Recently her
zog claimed the officials OF the New
York club had promised to allow him
70 rest and recupcrate. just as soon as
the series Of double headers with the
Philadelphia team was completed at the
Polo grounds. He is now at his home
at Ridgcly. Md. and says his. medical
advisors assert II would be Injurious
for him to play for some time.
Rumors Of Herzog having been sua-
pended had been in circulation here
since Saturday but could not be verified
until late today when President Hemp
stead sent out the following announce
ment:
Player Herzog without notifying
me did not attempt to go on the
second western trip. AS soon as
heard Of this I held consultation
with the club physician. Manager
McGraw and Herzog. He was ad-
yised that the club needed his ser
vices even if he did not play. and
Manager McGraw advised him that
he need not play II he did not feel
equal to 1t. He changed his mind.
went with the team and voluntarily
played. The day before going To
Boston on the last trip. Herzog hoti-
fled us that he would not 90 with
the team. Manager McGraw told
him that he need not play IL he did
not feel equal to 1t but that he was
needed along with the team. noN
withstanding which Player Herzog
left the team and nothing WAS left
to do but suspend him."
4 case similar to that Of Herog also
has arisen in the local club Of the Am
rrican League which today indefinitely
suspended Third Bascman J. Franklin
Baker for alleged INSTRUMENTATION.
Baker had requested permission to
visit his farm in Maryland last Sun
day. but was told that he had been ad-
vertised TO appear in an exhibition game
in Bridgeport. Con-, that day. Instead
of reporting Sunday with the other play
ers. Baker is said to have gone to Mary
land. Upon his appearance ut the
grounds today he was ordered to the
bench by Manager Donovan. and tonight
the club announced that he had been in
definitely suspended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
NORTH END CLUB
TO ORGANIZE TODAY

The North End Athletic club OF Mar
tins Ferry went through last year with
out losing d game. In three years they
have lost but three games Although
the team will average little better than
$50 pounds, they have played against
teams OF greater weight and have
came out OF the fray victorious.
The squad Is organizing for the COM
ing season. The following men Will
report this evening at Mill field for
prelimlnarIes: Walters. Bennington.
Mills. Callahan. Robin. Rowan. nerckes.
Watson. Springer, Z. Morris. PlutI.
Morgan. Mc(ilumchy. Fowler. keorson.
Hanlan. Rlain Myers. Reasbeck. New
land. King. McApinch and Cecil (Cap-
tain).
Teams wanting games or players
wishing 70 try out. should see acting
manager Walton Woods.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
JUNGLE TONS CABIN"

Nibbl"'s grand superb spectacular rn-
viyal of thut everlasting old play.
"I'nCia Toms Cabin" which will b's
seen ri tho Court Friday. Sept. II. with
special ladies' and chldren's matinee
at 32h after school. promises To b. Il
theatrical treat in every sense OF The
word. The company this year is big
ger. hnti"r and brighter than ever. II
REQUIRES two S"rc'Ity-iurt ears Ia trans
port the special scenery. thirty head "r
horses. ponies. Innk"r%. burros. bl"nd-
hounds log cabin and other numerous
novelties To- make II the lnrEcS' pr"luc~
tion at Uncle TOMS Cabin ever at
tempted by anyone.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
THE THEATRES
AL II. WILSON.

Al IT. Wilson's quaint personality Is
eXCclicntly fitird for the Irish char
act"r of Richard dale. young and
patriotic rover who Is Tho soul Of roll
licking good hun:0r III his new pro-
ductiOn entitled The Irish Eth. mil
itary Somr-rlay which is being pro-
scented with an excellent supporting
company with great success and press
md pubic enthusiastically agree that
meyer bcfor" hrS he appeared IN such
good advantage. The attraction Is
booklet III Tia" ('uurt on Saturday. Sep
:cnh"r -" matinee and night. SEATS On
sal" Thursday II y .. nj.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
FIERCE sCRIMMAGE.

S.,rlal Dispatch Ia the intnllirencer
MDI;;ANrnNN. ". Va. Sept. H.
Another fierce SrrimmnGe features
West Virginia University today wher
.hr s"rcn,g team offered much more
stubborn resistance than on Saturday
I'D the varsity found 1t difficult Il
score Harris. u new quarterback can
dICiatn. showed finn OPEN fold running
ability. ard made many long gains. The
work Of Harrick nj TICKLE. and Lewis
mt quarterback. also on the varsity was
exceptionally good.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
Prc.raHnp To Leave,

The young mon Of Elm Grove who
hsLvo been drafted ara preparing "a
leave this coming Saturday with the
quota from this district for For; Lee,
The boys urn enjoying a good time. as
their friends are entertaining them in
every possible way.
Somo OF tbs boys who have had sonlo
money saved UP arc very optimistic
about going to war and say they might
uq well spend 'hoir money now, Con-
saquently business about the confec-
tinnaries and poolrooms is booming
now,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
Personals and 1r1sfa

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Camel OF Fulton
are The proud parents Of a baby girl
Mrs. William Baird still continues III
at the home Of her dau Ehter. Mrs.
Drank chesser. on Stone Churca road -
Mrs katherine Hennan Of Hundfed
Is visiting her daughter. Mrs George
Minor. Of Elm Grove.
Fred Folmar and Alonzo Simms are
spending the week at wildwood camp,
VI Big Wheeling creek *.
Lester Grow Of Elm Grows, who has
been III al the Ohio Valley General hos
pitaL IS slightly improved. ~
A c. Wagner Of Fulton left yesterday
for Indianapolis on a two weeks bust
ness trip
Fred Houston. who IS employed in
Pittsburgh. Is spending several days
with his parents in Elm Crow
J. R. -pmmey and John West left for
somewhere in Marshall county" where
they will hunt squirrels. |
John k1ger Of Elm Grove has pur-.
chased q new Ford touring car from
the McAllister Automobile company Of
Elm Grove.
Miss Emily Carter Of Elm Grove re-.
turned from Wellsburg. where she has
been spending several days with 1sla-.
tiveS. $>tz
Miss Eethanne Carter left yesterday
for Warrington. where she will teach :.
Mrs. John Folmar Of Edgwood II
spending week visiting friends In
Blaine. o. ~.
Two new houses are being erected on
Stone Church road. IN che HandlAn.
Heights addition. ~
Harry Neahardt Of Fulton has re-.
turned home from Huntington. where he.
spent the past week =
Joe Vossler and Oscar HennInEse OF.
Indiana, who have been visiting ]. j.:
EoSs at Fulton. have returned home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18

; Two base hits-Chdsc. Wngo Three
base hits--cravath, Shea Stolen base
-Faskcrt, Roush. Sacrifice hits-Nie-
hoff. Cravath. Double pIays-McK"ch-
ME. Shean to Chase: Evers, Stock to
Cravath. Left on Observation-Disclosures g.:
Cincinnati 10. First base on errors
Philadelphia ?; Cinc!nna,i1. Base on
halls-OR Alexander ); on Rcnth"r 4.
Fits and earned runs--Or Alexander
hits. l run In nine innings: off
Mitchell, 4 hits. runs in 1-3 inning; Off
Rcuthcr. 6 hits, | run In 8 "a Innings.
Struck out-By Alexander 2; hy Rcu-
thcr .. Passed hnl!s--W inEo EilIfcr.
1'mpircs-Eyron and Quiglcy. Time
IL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
WOMEN ON TOUR
Four Ladies' From the "Golden Gate
Driving Through To New York
and Return.

Four ladies from the far west formed
t,Vu auto PARTIES that arrived In the city
last evening "n their way from Los An
J., I,$ Enl To New York City md return.
TIL" parties were composed of Mrs.
and Miss Nulrnlt ann tho Misses White
ard Vernon y DndE" ear and II IncH-
son are conveying them on the long
grind. The will leave this morning for
tho east over thr National highway.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
TORONTO BEATEN

TORONTO Sept. l7.-Clcvcland do
tented Tnr"nt" | IL 0. In an exhibition
game. hrrc troaN
speaker. Hill:nrs and Roth visftTH mn
avlatinn camp during the dHy and made
flights. The score:
CLEVELAND --.m"riran Lcagur) IL
Toronto Internationally .......0 3 3
.Turlllcsnn. .c"umhc and Billings:
Could and LulOnEc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
Sustained Bad Fracture

Miss Leila Hunt col"rcd. OF Elm
Grove. fell out Of doorway at her
home on the National road and sus-
TENED severe fracture Of her right
arm. Mis- Hunt. while trying to de-
scend o short flight Of steps at the rear
Ct her house slipped and fell to the
ground. fracturinE her arm very close
to the shoulder. DR.. Will Cracraft was
calIcd md reduced the fracture.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
INDIANAPOLIS winner
OF THE A, A. REMNANT

CHICAGO, Sep. 7.-IndIa>Gpolis to-
day became assured of thr American
Association pennant when its club de-
fcatcd Milwaukee, TO .. indianapolis
now has Il lead or two and Il half games
over ST .inul and Louisville which are
tied for second place and there re-
mains but two games on the associa-
ti6n's schedule. Tho pennant race has
bren close for the last two weeks. In
hlanap"lis having lost much OF its mid
season lead b. rrratic and inconsistent
playing.
Who standing OF The leading three
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
Alexander . Puzzle.

CINCINNATI. Sept. Ii Alexander
vas n puzzle to the Cincinnati club here
today. and Philadelphia took the game
4 to l. Tho locals were unable to do
anything with men on bases except In
the sixth when doubles by Chase and
Wiugo melted n run. Mitchell lasted
less than an inning in the box for Gin
cinnati. four successive hits driving in
two runs. Reuther pitched good ball
the rest Of the game. but one run being
earned off him. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
SUNDAYS GAMES

Sunday seemed tn he an IN day for
the local ball teams who went abroad
to gather scalps. Instead Of gather
ing them. practically all Of the local
boys lost their scalps.
The Elm Grove boys who journeycd
to ParkcrshurG in order TO add another
victory to their list were beaten by the
ParkcrshurE independents. the score be-
ins to 2.
The MidScts of Marietta put il over
on the picked team OF local boys who
went to the Buckley city under the
name Of Moose" And the defeat was q
bad one.
And even the StrnchmannS were nj
most showed under in their FIRST Eame
with Huntington. {luutz pitched for
the Bakers" for tho first game. Hc
WAS quickly knocked out of tho box.
He was succeeded by Nnuhnrdt who did
very little vctter. In tn" second game
bud puEan'' was given the box. He
handled Tho position remarkably we'll.
Shulliu:: the Huntington team uut with
hits. Tho scores ~ innings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
FAREWELL Party.

The Triadelphia Outing club OF Tria-
rl.lrhia will give q farewell party TO-
morrow evening IN honor Of Louis Was-
ncr, who will leave Saturday for Fort
Leo with the young men Of this district
who were drafted. Wagner Is very pop
ular through this section. Dancing VIII
leo the main diversion Of the evening.
after which an elaborate repast will be
&, rived.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18

4 new school building is being built
at Valley Grove. near the old one when
is now In such dilaridated condition
that the school board th"uhht 1t was not
il, proper condition to house the chill
drCn this winter.
Tho new structure is TO he frame
affair Of two stories and Will have new
desks installed in it.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
Many NeW stations.

The West Virginia Traction and Elec-
trio company Is building many new sta
tjunA ON lis limo which runs between
Wheeling and Elm Grove. The new sta
lions are ~ concrete. The supervisor
az tie road stated that several more new
stations Will be constructed in the near
future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
Limo Down,
Tn fHn On thI

Traffic on the West Virginia Traction
and Electric company line was sus-
pended for about 20 minutes last even
Ing when the Inns cnina down at Mt. de
Chantal. 1t was repaired temporarily
by tho conductors Of the cars that were
held up, until tho limo crew arrived.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
LEONARD'S CURVES
TOO MUCH FOR The
YANKS IN The final

NEW YORK. Sept. l7.--Eoston. play
Ing It's last 1917 game on the road. de-
fcated New York here today. Elk TO
one. Boston took the series, three
games out or four.
Boston hit each OF New Nnrns pitch
crs hard, while Leonard permitted only
live hits.
Third Bascman Baker. of New York
was bcnched for the season for rcfus-
ing - play in Gil exhibition game play
cd in Bridgeport Yesterday. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
School Reonc1s.

The Elm Grove public school Will re-
Open tomorrow after being closed for a
pcrIod Of about 10 days. The epidemic
of infantilc paralysis which threatened
this district for some time has almost
entirely disappeared. and as far AS IS
known. there are no more cuses OF this
dreaded disease.
The rooms were dsinfected yesterday
md everything was put In shape 70 re-
rc,vo the scholars, who will be- put d.
rrctly 10 work to make up for lost time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
Now Druggist,

Scott Blayney Of Detroit, Mich. has
accepted position rs drug clerk with
the Pike pharmacy at Woodsdale. Mr..
EIaynry was formerly connected with
the Central Drug company OF Detroit.
und has been to Wheeling on several
OCCASIONS 10 do relief work for drug
gists.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
WITH ROGERS COMPANY.

"Roh" Campbell, who for many years
had been connected with the II. a. HoSc
Hardware company and later with the
Wheeling Cycle company. has entered
tho employ OF the Earl Rogers COM
parry. auto accessory dealers, Twelfth
and Main streets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18
Bessie 6haW Na0A

The Bessie, Shaw Mission Circle WI
meet this evening at the Stone Presby.
terrain church ut Elm Grove It 7:l6,
Regular monthly business will b
transacted and several matters Of Inn,
portance will be placsd before the menu
bern. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-18

Two bnse hit--l!obitzel. Three haSe
hit shorten. Home runS-4loop"
Pipp Barry. Sacrifice hitS-Earry ~.
Hoblitzcl. Double plays-Cady TO Ear
nv; Leonard. Scott and Floblitzel. Lelt
on bases--Nr<' York j: faSton q. Flrsi
base on errorS-Ncw York l. Base on
balls-Off Fisher !; off ShoCker !; OF!
Mogridge .; OFF Leonard !. Hits ana
earned runs-Orf Fisher. hits, runs
In . innings; or Shocker hits : runs
in 3 innings: orr Mof1tdge. hits l
run in innings: Off l>sonard run:
Struck out--By MoEridge by Leonard
i. Cmpirrs-UI.oughli and Noriarity.
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