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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-08
NOTRE DAME TO PLAY
", g. J. IN FOOTBALL

WASHINGTON. Ia. Jan. I.---Norte
Dame and WushiHgtuu ana .icllrrs"''
will meet next season for the hrst UNI
according IL the lel! fo"tpa'i sGnruu =
for the. latter Institution announced
hero tonight \ TWO year agreement
has been made with the Catholics th5
game next fall being played here ana
In 1918 q; South Bend. Ind. The scheo-
ule follows.
September %. BETHANY College here:
September 90. Grove City College here:
October 6. Westminster College mere:
October 10. West Virginia WESLEYAN
College here; October 20. pennsylvania
State here; October -. Geneva College
ut eI3aver Falls. Pa: November j., Mari
eta College nj Marietta. Ohio; Norem,
Der 10, University Of Pittsburgh a.
PittsburEh: November II. University OF
West Virginia ut FaIrmont, ". W,
November "a. Nurte Dame University
here; November %. Washington and
Lee at Richmond, Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-08
SOCIALISTS FAIL TO
UNITY IN CONFERENCE

NEW YORK. Jan. I.-Leaders OF
the Socialist party and the Soclalisl
Labor party failed tonight for me
third time 10 restore unity between
the Two parties The conference was
adjourned with Il threat by AFtIur
ReymeT. delegate OF the Socialist La
Dor party Of bitter fight against Inc
Socialist party. He was not support
ed by his fellow delegates, however.
A deadlock arose over the question
Of industrial unionism and no" IL
should be treated by the united party.
The Socialist Labor party delegates
were strongly in favor of having Inc
united party support industrial union.
ism, but they desired condemnation OF
craft unionism The Socialist dele
gates. while not opposed TO Industrial
unionism. contended that the Socialist
party ought not to interfere with Labor
unions. chasing the two as separate
political and economic organizations
The split. between the two parties
occurred about 16 years ago, when the
Socialist Labor party tried 10 form
Socialist trade and labor alliance as
rival 10 the American Federation OF
Labor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-08
CREW OF SHIP co 700
MILES IN MOTORB0AT

NEW YORK. Jan. "a voyage OF
100 miles in Il molorbOat from spot IN
the Atlantic ocean where they had
abandoned their sinking ship 10 the
coast Of Morocco was the unusual eX-
perience related by five Of the crew or
the American schooner Rob Roy on
their arrival from Havana today
aboard the steamship Mexico.
According 10 the sailors. the Rob
ROY sailed from Alicante, Spain. for
Havana, and on November Is the yes
sci ran into a heavy gale. She sprang
n leak. became waterlogged and for
two days driftrd in this condition.
The vessel was abandoned on No
vpmbcr %, and The captain and crew
took TO a motor boat they had on
board
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-08
PUBLISHERS TO MEET
AT CHARLESTON TODAY

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Ian. "A
meeting OF The newspaper publishers
Of West Virginia is scheduled 10 begin
here tomorrow. The meeting was call,
ed by Colonel ]. j. Swope. OF Welcn,
sometime ago. and there is promise of
liberal attendance. The meeting IS
70 OCCUPY two days IT Is eSpec'c car Ina Al
Recommendation TO the Legislature
looking toward protection of The small
err newspapers OF the stale.
The advance in the price OF every
thing used in publishing il newspaper
during the last year has threatened the
existence Of many Vest Virginia pub
LEGATIONS and remedies will be sought
at this meeting 10 overcome some OF
the rapidly developing obstacles. COL
;onel Swope will preside at the SEES.
sions. with a. Soldiers, Of ST. Albans'
artinr AZ secretary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-08
$4,000 GALLONS OF
WHISKEY FOR XMAS

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Jan. Fig
ures have been complied IN the office
of Il. Kemp LitVIepagc. prosecuting al
torney of kanawha county. showing
that approximately G0,0n0 gallons Of
whiSkey were shipped from Kentucky,
saloon towns on The Ohio river into
West Virginia during the week of last
Christmas. All the intoXicants 10
which official attention was paid wer"
brought into The state by railway pas
sengers who had the liquors labelled
according to the provisions of the pro-
,hibitory law OF West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-08
OBITUARY
Mrs. Katherine Liueberger.

Following an Illness or diseases incl
dent to advanced years. Mrs Katherine
Linehergrr. one Of the oldest residents
inE at 1890 o'clock in her home at 800
Woods street. Mrs. LineberEcr was s.
years old and had lived in that section
OF the city for more than Il half cen
fury. She was widely known and high
IL reSpectcd She was q member OF
wesley Methodist Episcopal church. and
derite hSr age she attended services
regularly until Il short time ago. SUR
viving are several sons and daughters
Of the Wheeling district.
Funeral arrangements were tnCom-
nlete last night. hut services will prob
ably he held Tuesday afternoon in the
place of death. The Rev +. y. DcBolt
Of Wesley church. Will ntfic!ate. In
.terment will be In Il local cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-08
FOREIGNERS NOT IN
MEXICAN CONGRESS

QUERETARO, Jan. I. An article
which sought TO provide for the serv-
ing in congress OF other than native
born citizens was voted down yester-
day By the constitutional convention.
There was Il spirited debate over
the article and much interest was
evinced in it. In debate it was stated
that the serving as deputies by Latin
Americans would strengthen the bonds
nf race and blood and some day result
in a great federation which would be
able TO withstand any threat OF IN
yasion from Anglo-SaXon or Teutons.
Articles 10 the new constitution
making the state of Nayarit out of a
portion of the territory Of Topic and
de-limiting the boundaries Of other
states we're approved by the conven'
ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-08
ELECTORS TO MEET.

HARRISBURG. Pa, Jan. Penn.
sylvanla's presidential electors, cho-
sen at the November election to vote
for Hughes and Fairbanks. will meet
in the same capitol tomorrow noon
and 20 through the procedure which
has been the rule since the electors
began TO meet in Harrisburg about 100
year sage. -, ;.
Thirty-eight electors will sit, and
the first duty after the call to order
will be to choose men to take the
places Of the electors who cannot be
here. Thus far word has been received
from seven men that they will not be
able to attend the meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-08
nEAUTHUL SUNDAY.
Many Take Auto Tours and StroQs. and
Services at Churches Well Attended

Yesterday was beautiful day. de-
spite two things. ks mid-winter and the
forecast was for cold dy. Hundredsa
who own automobiles were out. while
those who do not possess such were
also out. taking Strol!s.
The roads throughout the Wheeling
district are in good condition: better
than they ever were at this season. be-
cause of the much repairing that has
been done to them during the past year.
There were few to store their auto
mobiles for the winter. and this fall and
winter there has been more country
driving on Sundays than ever before in
this section. as we'll as all over the
country. ,,
Pretty weather makes larger church
attendance. Yesterday was no eNcep-
ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-08

Another DISTINGUISHED tenor has nadc
Iii. Jnhrt in the musical recording
world through the ColumDla Cqtnl,ah;
lie is .JumcE Harrod. pupil OF Jean &c
DeSZkc.
Tho charms of Eileen Allanna
Inv. horuiIcd the ears of music lovers
for MANY years. but seldom has IL peer
sung With such tender passion anu
nnihns rs are expressed In the voice oA
Harrod.
,rhc Chicago Symphony Orchestra
has made L Columbia recording OF tne
"Danse 3acchanale." from Saint
Sucns' Samson and Delilah.
Holding in mind the figure OF tne
bIindcd Samson unclaimed to the great
niIlnr of tho temple. The themes oecoi'e
rr.nhic in their deScriptlvcness.
There is infinite sadness in the intro
durtinn-.tha touching spectacle or inc
nlrrtyr. his sightIess eyes ur!ltted IN
voicrirss supplication for the renewal
Of his matchlcss strength.
This theme Of haunting appeal IS me
central pillar Of melody about which
circle tho fantastic staccato notes, SYM
hnIir Of the oriental dancers. lost IN
10 Wild abandon Of their decisive bac-
chanalc.
One Of the song hits OF the ,; MsT
York Winter Garden Show, the hoEe'
u.ishinr song. Aladdin" has been re-
corded for the Columbia Company py
The wishcr for Aladdin's wonderful
lnmp mines TO be a scamp haFlilltss
sort OF Il rascal who would meyer. m.'e'
The Solemn grandeur OF the old mel
odv of Elm Fcste Burg has heen rec
neniZcd alike by Bach. Mendclssohn,
Wagner. Raft and others. who have
adapted il in soIhc Of the most peau'iAu'
Of their compositions.
Eut il is doubtful if a more appro-
rrinIc word setting could have oeen
found for il than Luthcr's hyn-A
Wirhty For,rcss"-which has been put
in record form by Columbia.
The children will welcome the an
no,,nremeut Of Adeline Francis latest
ACCOMPLISHMENTS ghnuts,
written by this clever "storF-lady heF-
self .,.o,,.
but TOO we'll, and what happened to JIM
mic and the doughnuts is told by MISS
Francis in 4 manner that every chila
can appreciate and understand.
After the doughnuts have been oiS-
posed Of, Miss Francis bids the cnll-
drrm listen to a most delightful chime
selection.
Hello: I've Been Looking for You
is the title Of II new Columbia one-step
record that is as breezy as its title.
And it proves IL most pleasing introduc-
ton 10 the most popular girl or the
winter--"My Skating Girl"
Princes Orchestra has recorded the
selection with vim and vivacity. Ana
6. Hepburn Wilson. NJ. b., Is sponsor
for its perfect rhythm.
AT Dawnlng." considered one OF tho
mos, beautiful of American lyrical COM
positions has been chosen for the sec
und exclusive Columbia's recording or
Vernon stiles. Americas own tenor.
Ar his most recent New York recital
Mr.. stiles was laudcd by critics and en-
Enthusiastically applauded by. his audi
cncc. And his singing OF Cadman's
beautiful song gem we'll displays the
exquisite tcnerezza Of his voice that
caused one critic to say stiles has
grand opera voice with concert
finish
The wonderful intermczzo that I'M
mortRlizcd the genius Of MaScaGni. the
intcrmczzo from his opera "Cavalerla
Rusticana." has been recorded for CO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-08
MACADEMY CLUB TO
SELECT CAPTAIN
Either Boyce or stoetZer VIII 30 the
probable Selection.

Members. Of the Macademy Club has-
ketbnll team will select captain AZ
practice. to be held in tho linsly lnsn-
Stoctzer Will be tho selection. 1t was
announced.
The Macadcmy five will play tho fast
Casino team Wednesday night at the
Casino floor. In Wheeling Park. TINS
will be a hard game for tho club boys
and they are expecting 10 be forced at
rapid pace TO win. Saturday the
team will probably play at Chester,
with the Chester High school team. anu
on Friday night. January 10, the five
representing Franklin College will come
10 this city.
New uniforms have been purchased
for the members of the team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-08
new TALKING MACHINE RECORDS

lumbia by the peerless woman Vn1uo1o'
Kathleen purlow.
None hut the genius OF Parlow could
50 cxquSitcly portray with fraglls DOW
the fcryent hope and prayer OF tho IA
termeZzo-which reflected the compoe'
er's triumph over poverty and opscur-
ity.
AL Jolson could not have chosen .
moro effective sob song for his latest
Doll" the song-hft OF the English
musical comedy, London Taps.
The "Biltmore Waltz" has just been
recorded by the Columbia Graphophone
Company under the supervision OF g:
Hepburn Wilson, NJ. B.. the originator
Of the new dance of that name.
Princes Band plays the dreamlly VI.
vacious melody with evident enjoyment
OF It's novel beauty.
Hawaii-"Yaddie Kaddie, klddie kao.
die. Koo'-comes in record form from
the Columbia Graphophone COMPANY:
No one seems to know Just what tne
guage OF coy moidens. and heartiess
landlords down in Hawaii.
The popular Knickerbocker Quartette.
composed of male voices, sings tne
song with the dangerous huInor tnat
one sometimes hears expressed py inc
ukelele.
Iiszt's "Venezia { Napoli." In all ITS
brilliant beauty. has been RECORDED LOT
the Columbia Company by one OF the
greatest pianists Of all ages-Joset
The greatest test Of an artists tech
nioue is the ability to play such tone,
poem SO that IT will tell story. Ano
r. most beautiful story does Hoffman
evoke from the ivory keys dssctlp-
ton of the summer shower In Venice,
perhaps. The opening theme suggests
the stirring Of breezes presaging me
haID.Iixe arpeggios are rain drops pat
tering upon the waters OF venice: Then
follows u temporary lula melodious
jegatissimo-then the renewed fuzzy OF
the storm-crashing. thunderous chords
that gradually become less vehement as
the finale is approached.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-08
Mrs. Mary Anna Wagner.

Funeral services Tor Mrs. Mary Anna
wagner, aged GO. a former resident OF
this city. who died In Steubenville. o.
Friday, will he held in the home OF her
brother, Frank Emmett. 80 Huron
street, this morning at $50 O'CLOCK lol-
lowed with requiem high mass In st.
Alphonsus' church. at Q o'clock. Inter
ment will be in Mt Calvary cemetery.
Mrs. Wagner. whose maiden name was
Emmett, was a resident Of this city for
many years About two months ago she
moved to Steubcnville. TO make her
home with her son. Frederick Wagner.
where her death occurred after several
weeks illness Of complications.
Surviving are the following children
Frederick. John and Miss Annie wagner
or Steubenville, and Joseph and VII
linn Wagner. OF this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-08
PROGRESSIVE HEADQUARTERS.

NEW YORK, Jan. Matthew
Hale. acting chairman Of the National
Progressive party, announced tonight
that permanent national Headquarters
had been opened in this city, and that
y committee for the northeastern de-
nartment had been appointed to aid In
Manning the conference OF Progress
siyes to be held in st. Louis on or
about Washington's birthday. Mr.:
Hale Asserted that committees would
soon be named for the southeastern
south central, east central, west cen
trail and western departments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-08
CHoKED TO DEATH.

BUTLER. Pa. Ian. Mrs. Mary
Adnna. aged %. WAS found dead a, m"
hrRnc Of her brother, Charles Miner
her" today and an autopsy showed that
death had been ratISnd by Z silk hand
k.rchicr hcing forced down her throat
According TO the coroner. the woman
had been dead since Tuesday. Members
of tn" stat" conslahulary ar" cndear-
urinE to lGcat" Ahncr, hui so far no
trace OF him has been found.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-08
MAY BE UNABLE
TO TAKE THE OATH

WARRENSBURG Mo, Jan. T.
Wallace Crossley. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
elect Of Missouri, and Mrs. Crussley
are III from ptomaine poisoning at
their home here. Mr.. Crossley's physi,
clans regard his condition as serious
and it is expected he vii! not be able
TO take his oath of office at the in
Iaugural ceremonies tomorrow at JEFF
Iferson City. Mrs. Cro*sley's condition
is more favorable, according 10 The
InhvSirianS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-08
PETITION FOR RECEIVER.
Business Partner Of DR.. Haskins Wants
Dissolution

In the declaration in the suit OF Rob
ert l.. Slonaker. filed in circuit court
saturday, the plaintiff asks Judge R. n.
Addleman TO appoint receiver Tor the
grant an injunction preventing Dr. Has
isins from removing their assets. includ-
ing more than 500 pairs OF automobile
lenses. from the state. and annui tne
rnntract existing between the. partners.
Or Iaskins Is allowed until Saturday
Of this week to answer the bill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-08
COAL co. GRANTS INCREASE.

YOUNGSTOWN. Pa, van. 7.-Offcials
Of the Berwind- White Coal Mining Com
nany, employing $500. tonight author
led tho announcement that the corpo-
ration had granted all its employees
wage advance Of something over 10 per
cent in the minimum. This action was
taken December 10. 1916. and thr an-
vance has already figured In two large
pays distributed at Windcr. Pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-08
TO PLAY Musx1NGUM.
,wssleJan TosIers Have an Imposing
Schedule for Season.

West Virginia Wesleyan t"sSers. on
transforming trip. will play the Mus
kinEum Ave this evening. according Z"
a schedule. recently announced. TIL"
trip continues ,until Friday. and during
that time Ohid Wesleyan. rindlay Cot
lege. Notre Damn. Michigan AgGteS and
Heidelberg will be played. Games with
the University OF Virginia. Washington
and Lee and the West Virginia Cniver-
sity are feature Of the schedule.
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q. P. q, Hildebrand.

c. F. 3. Hildebrand. q former resi-
dent Of this city. Is dead In his home
in st. Louis. Mo. according 70 a mes
sage received here by relatives. MI.
HIidebrand was Gl years old and re-
moved from this city to 81. Louis
about IS years ago. lie worked as Il
stogie maker here and later was con-
nected with tho Wheeling Corrugatinc
company plant here and Mt the time
of his death was IN the employ OF the
ST. Louis branch nf tho company:
Death was due to dropsy and occurred
Friday. Mr., Hildebrand was a mcmS-r
Of the Shield Of Honor. Zane lodge NO.
Of this city.
Herman Hildebrand. Mrs. i. y. Fred
erick Of this" city. and Mrs. 1lrnr%'
Mehlmann OF West Wheeling. ono
brothersand sisters or the deceased man
left Yesterday for ST. Louis 10 attend
the funeral Fl. r. Hlld"brand.. a tnem-
Der Of the Rruerner and lltld"brand;
local furniture dealers. q brother. viii
he unable to attend tho funeral. which
will likely DO held Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-08
WHEELING H WINS.
onsntu1 Contest Of Season Saturday
Might Prom Benwood.

Wheeling high school basketball toss
ara started the season most auspiciously
Saturday night with a victory over the
Union high school five on IN the loc a
one OF the fastest contests played in this
CITY in many years. Pracht and Arm
brecht. Wheeling's forwards showed up
well and played q consistent game,
Raper at center, Dudley ana simpson az
Guards, were other members OF the
SNheelinR lineup.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-08
Funeral for Carl w. RAIDER To-day.

/ This afternoon at o'clock. funeral
services will be held in tho family home.
son of Justice =. W. RAIDER. whose
death occurred early Saturday morning,
following a prolonged illness. The Rev.
I william q. Ultert. OF ST. Johns German
Interment Will be priratce in Greenwood
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-08
T, D. II. 3. BOYS HOME.
Return Prom Trip to Sistersvtns ana
Mtddlebourne.

Members Of the Trladelph!a district
b;Sh school basketball team came home
Yesterday from sLstersville and Middle
bourne, where they played the high
school fives Of those places. In both
games the Pike ladys were defeated put
SsSnite those outstanding points they
STATE that they had a most enjoyable
time on the trip. At SIstersTille they
we're entertained with dance follow
ing the game.
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This morning at $40 o'clock. funeral
services for Mrs Catherine NJ. Dcvlnc
will be held I'm the home OF Miss Mary
Mckinley. of 22o5 IGoff street. Requiem
high mass Will he celebrated In 81. JOS
cph's cathedral ut 9 o'clock. with Inter-
ment in Mt. Calvary cemetery. Mrs. De-
vine was the widow OF Michael Derine
and lived at lSS Seventeenth street. Her
death occurred inn the North Wheeling
hospital early Friday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-08
"PoPn BACK TO FARM.

Every man has his call and this IS a
YER business manager Of the Wheeling
stostos. pop" will not be here to
manage the Smokes during the coming
season. but will be down IN Tennessee,
directing the growth Of crops on largo
farm which he has purchased there,
"pon.s" departure will be greatly
missed, He has put Wheeling on the
baseball map twice. and has. done othet
things tending 10 elevate tho sport In
~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-08
oRaANXE BowLERS.

The City Bowling Association. de-
funct for some years. will be reorgan-
i1ed This afternoon. This announce
ment was made following a conference
between Abe Langtry. secretary OF inc
American Bowling congress. and VIII
Stevenson, a local bowler: They are re-
organizing to participate in the. various
tournaments to be held this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-08
MAN HAR NARROW ESCAPE.

Larry McIannon. WInQOW CIEHTeF a
the Schmulbach building. had narrow
escape from death Saturday afternoon
while standing on a window ledge on
the ninth moor. He grasped the ledge
and held himself suspended until RES
cued. His assistant in another room
effected the rescue. Several hundred
persons witnessed the narrow escape.
Two women tainted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-08
AMERICANS HIT BETTER
Conclusions to 1e Drawn Prom Inter
IAAHus Games Last Fall

Arguments often have been heard as
to which league. American or National.
had the heaviest hitting. compared with
stronger pitching. There may or may
not be an answer In the fact that the
American League teams last fall oGtbat-
ted their National opponents by big
margin with the exception Of the series
between the Cubs and White Sox. In
those contests tn. National League
team batted the ball heavily in every
thing except the pinches. Comlskey s
men collected a total OF 35 hits. and SO
did tho Cubs. Tho White SoS average
was 1870 and their opponents .2S5. In
base stealing the Cubs eQualed the SoN.
for each club was credited with eight
steals.
The speed OF the American League
did not excel that Of the Tener players.
for in not one Of the three series played
did the winners outrun their adversaries
ON the bases. In the Worlds Series
only one base was pilfered by each club,
while In st. Louis the Browns purlolned
seven and the Cardinals six.
But there Is one big edge noted.
Where the American League clubs sur
passed the National leaguers was In tho
punch at the plate. That was the i'm
portant asset OF the winners. as Is
shown by III. ease with which they
took the three series mentioned.
The pitching of the American League
clubs also surpassed that OF the other
organization.
A comparison Of the clubs in the
three series shows:
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Harry G. Hooker.

NEW YORK. Jan. I.-Harry Chester
Hooker assistant 10 +. -. Underwood
president of the Erie railroad. died ut
his home hero to-day OF pneumonia AZ
Milwaukee and in 1899 became privatee
escretry to Mr.. Underwood. then general
manager Of the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road. When Mr.. UNDERWOOD was CHOSEN
nresident OF the Erie Mr.. Hooker accom-
panied him. first as private secretary
Than Resistant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-08
puHCHAaEa Nu9EH ALLEYS.

John Ray. who purchased the Musee
Bowling Alleys at 122325 Main street
will assume charge this morning; The
sale was made Saturday by William j.
Ennis who Is to take charge or the
alleys In the Scottish Rite cathedral.