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Evening journal., 1917-11-07
Minor Leagues Face Serious Situation
When Annual Meeting is Held

Even o Glass 4 organization, the
Western League. faced bankruptcy and
disruption and was only saved by q
quick shift OF teams.
The prospect for 1918 Is not at an
encouraging and n Is certain some Of
the magnates will favor discontnulng
minor league ball IN the lower classes
until after the war, or even until con-
dltlOns are more settled.
These conditions have caused talk Of
third league 10 embrace cities in the
american Association and Internation-
al League 20 eliminate long hauls 10
Kansas city and Baltimore and Rich
mOnd IN the latter.
The meeting will be an op0chal one
and may mark a revolutionary period
n the minors.
Evening journal., 1917-11-07
roNIcnr roR CHEsRooK

Regular practice will be held tonight
by Chesrook and the management
wants all Of the men out to get IN
shape for the game which is being ar
ranged with the Chester eleven for Sat
urday
D Warren Morrow, the star backneld
man Of the Pennsy Apprentices and one
Of the speediest football men in the
State has also donned the colors OF
Chesrook The Champs seem to be IN
great shape for their final drive OF IN,
season In which they again expect q
annex the State title.
Evening journal., 1917-11-07
DR. LEwEs GOES no CLEVELAND.

Tile Rev. W. p. Dickens Lewis. ID. D.,
minister OF lhc First Presbyterian
Church of Findluy. ohio. and formerly
minister of Westminster Church u
this city. las accepted call from "a
church in Cleveland. Ohio, and Will
on next sunday, declare his pulpit VA
cant. and leave Findlay FOR Cleveland
next week.
Tho Lima Presbytcry granted a let
ter OF dismissal to Dr. Lewis 90 the
Cleveland preshylcry and ordered en-
crossed upon ils record "a resolution
which had been previously adopted
and Signed. unknown 90 Dr. Lewis, by
an the members of his session. u paid
/ him high compliment.
Evening journal., 1917-11-07
TRAP SHOOTING
BASEBALL
WHY NOTg

New York promoters refuse TO TAX,
seriously the project Of having. six
day bicycle races held at Maltcawan
Johnny Coulon has announced
brand new comeback. Johnny IS get
ting AS good al This comeback stunt
as Sarah Bornhordt
Thrco cushion billiard players are
lucky. Tho government is going 10
put a 40 per cent tax on amuscmcn's.
Evening journal., 1917-11-07
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BOXING FANS RUBAINAT
Wake for the time has surely to quit
The rngsides where the buriy hams unfit.
Have hugged and rassied for an hour
And neither has scored decent hit
Myself. when young did eagerly frequent
This fight and that and idnt cent
How punk they WERE but evermOre.
They've got TO show the goods 10 get the rent.
Old timers hark back into other years and tell
or those who fought their battles fought them WELL
And didn't yoW about qug Ter nound in weight
And % the guarantee they didn't yell
But they are gone aud with their going came
brand pack TO shuttle into fame
Who care not for the public-iust the coin.
or give a whoop about the future game.
Evening journal., 1917-11-07

Greb has been knocked out once, Joe
Chip turning the trick in Greb's 18th
fight
Just now Greb Is Oh the trail Of Al
McCoy's so-called middlcweight title.
Greb offers 10 post $1,000 or his end
OF the gate for a 50 or 20 round bout
with the New Yorker. Mccoy recently
barely managed TO last out 10 rounds
Evening journal., 1917-11-07
nnnmNsnN Tn PLAY sOLDIERs

Brownson VIII go 10 Delaware Cii'
ON Saturday 90 play the Soldiers rec
turn game. BrownsOn Is in good shape
after ihclr decisive win over ihe Pcnnsy
Apprentices saturday and are conii-
dent of another victory this week. They
are praciicIng hard preparing FOR ihe
final crash for the states title with
ChcsroOk
~ is hoped that thcre viii be as
large "a squad out FOR practice as ON
last Friday. when twoniy-f0ur candi
dates reported Practice Is called Tor
l.9O o'clock tonight.
Evening journal., 1917-11-07
SPECIAL BELLEyUE sHOOT.

A special event viii be staged for
lady shooters, as well as for the men,
on the grounds OF the Wilmington
Trapshooting Association at Bellevue
tomorrow. These Thursday shoots arc
proving very popular with loo" 81"
enthusiastic.
Evening journal., 1917-11-07
FOR BALL SCORES
CALL
! D. & A. 80
! DELMARYIA 1903
Harry Greb BIazes MeteOHc Way Through Middleweight
Division by Winning IS of III Fights by KnOckOuts

Second only to the metooric career OF
Les Darcy in the pugllistic world in
the last fcw years is that OF Harry
Greb. the sensational Phisburg lad who
has been blazing a trail Of uninterrupt-
cd victories in the middlewelght dlyi-
sion and has the best opportunity Of
any i'm that division TO win for himself
the crown left 10y the death Of the Nus
trolian.
The career Of Greb has been as brief
a. 70 has been sensational. Four years
ago ne was laying tin roofs In plttsburs
fcr si2 week figuring he was max
ing good money.
Today his income approximates sJ3.-
100 year by laying tin ears on other
follows skulls. In the meantime there
isn't good middleweght in the coun-
try whom he hasn't beaten or held
even and this goes for Mike and Tom
my Gibbons. Jack Dillon. Billy Miske,
George Chip. Battling Leyinsky, Gus
Christie. JEFF Smith, X. o. Brown, Al
Mccoy and others.
In a year he has made himself one
OF the most popular boxers i'm the coim-
try which is aitested to by the fact
that ne always has four or five bouts
booked ahead ana every fight club nf
importance in ,he country is cllrdorins
Cor his services.
In the last a months he has fought
a bouts netting himself more than
10000. and sometimes fights as many
as three and four times a week.
Until a year ago he boxed FOR points.
Then he developed a punch and in his
last az bouts has won s. by knockouts.
His record FOR knockouts in September
was perfect. Jack London johnny How
ard, X. q. Brown and BAtlllng Kopin,
lhe only men he met during the month,
taking the count
Evening journal., 1917-11-07

N'kn0W the
Movies have a
Fine idea OF
Kids I'm their
Pictures. When
You sec them o.
It's a case of
'Yeh" I'm the movies
They do IT,
Frinstance---A
Scene where 10
Shows a bunch
of kids tnat
Aren't supposed
To have paws
And. maws that
Amt so we'll
on. y'know
Tho kids are
So cute looking
Bohhcd hair ana
Everything that
Amt supposed
no be with those
TNpos-scissor
Cut holes in
Tile stockings,
Round. fat, well-fed
Faces. etc. But
Wen take ii,
I'm the movies
They cam do
Anything except
Get their hc-stars
To fght wars
Outside of the
Camera.
Evening journal., 1917-11-07

marked: 1T weighs Zoe over" "Then
give me half OF il. and the remain
der Of the money viii buy DC worth
Of pickles" said Mrs. Simpkins.
How much did she expend on the
bOlOgnag
ANSWER TO NO. ..
Forty dollars was slOst on that
cow deal. Cow cost SAP. food SIG.
total SiiS. Cow and milk brought
SIS.
Copyright 1916 by sam Lloyd.
Evening journal., 1917-11-07
HE CAN HEAR III.

Wladek ZbyszkO has been reJ'5n,g ~
by army surgeons on account or ,binr =
ear. But there's never a,,sofer an,
wrong with the ear when a p'o"'0
IL talking about guarantees.
Walter Camp could save save ~ n'i', rS OUT
lot Of worry about n1 ns,'IS princeton for
side Yale. Harvard ,s.m ,1' n he would
nick M an Informal eleven
Evening journal., 1917-11-07
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE

Schedule for Monday. November 9;
Lobdcll vs. Penna. r. H. shops, at
Crescent alleys
Wilmington steel vs.. Hills and Jones.
al Crescent alleys.
Harlans vs. Bancroft at Crescent
alleys.
Malleoblc vs.. A. v. +. Co.. at Greens
alleys,
Evening journal., 1917-11-07

Some OF tho new winter dresses have
collars and wide skirt panels Of
striped material, the stripes running
across.
Evening journal., 1917-11-07

% ucncd-
{ @ S 5 e n
l. O Il + S :
Give me n
pound and
"A half OF
bologna for
rders"
Louis cut
OF a piece.
weighed IT,
and re-
Evening journal., 1917-11-07

,,-.,., m plain fabric ana skrt OF
Wsiss .,',a.t@s ~ 4 fsshionable school aress
fsr uhe little girl
Evening journal., 1917-11-07
NATInNAI THEATRE
WORSE LIRRE.

See the ending of "Thc Voice on the
Wire tonight.-AdN.
Evening journal., 1917-11-07
SAM LOYD'S
SUPPER DISH
Z Minutes TO Digest This.

Mrs. Simpklns counted out the
correct amount Of money and said
Evening journal., 1917-11-07

with Greb and has shown mo- sisn Of
accepting the offer.
Evening journal., 1917-11-07
NATIONAL THEATRE

See The ending ~ "Ihe Voice on the
Wire tonlghi.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1917-11-07
TEAM AVERACE'
TEAM STANDING.

idual score one game. W. Wintrup. lles Jones 22s
idual score three games p. ~ Ersman, b. ~ 3 Co. 900
Evening journal., 1917-11-07
CITY LEAGUE.
Grcrn,s EIenhanls.
CHURCH BOWLING.

Totals ........753 7j3 100 2302
Rolled on Green's alleys.
Evening journal., 1917-11-07
slandInn Of the Teams.

Total 90. q. q. III 800 7os
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-23
Y, NJ. FIVE DOWN TO
WORK FOR MT. union
Expected That Visitors Will Put Up
Hardest Fight the Locals HaVe
Experienced This season.

After putting the cleaner on
Waynesburg College in very artistic
manner, the Y. NJ. squad will get down
to work this week for what Is consider
ed to he the hardest gurnc yet played
this season when Mt. Union College ap-
pears here Saturday night. Nothing mas
been learned As TO what Mt. Union mas
been doing this year in the way. OF
basketball, but local people who are
familiar with Mt. Union Will kho"
that it's team will be in the running. LOT
Mt. Union has yet TO turn out team. IN
any branch Of sport. but what is greatly
feared by other Ohio colleges.
There will be no danger OF the LOCALS
losing the game through ovcrcontiuence,
for they feel that If they can cop this
affair, they can take care OF the rest
of the games which follow, with tho
possible exception OF the Buffalo Ger
mans contest. 1t might be stated that
tickets FOR this game were placed on
sale last Saturday and that large
number have already been disposed.
Tickets may he secured at Schmidts
Pharmacy, Bottoms Cigar store, Kraus
Bros. or the Y. NJ. {. a.. where n
limited supply was placed a few
tickets will also probably be placed on
sale at Martins Ferry, I3eilaire Bridge
port, WcllShurG and houndsvtlle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-23

mrnt Of the people themselves. But 10
one asks or expects anything more than
an equality Of rights. Mankind is look
ing now for freedom Of life; not Tor
equipoisc OF power
Dealing with the question OF anna
ments which he declared To- be the
most immediate and intensely .practl-
cal question connected with the fu-
turc fortunes of nations and OF mani
kind" the President declared there
could be no assurance OF safety IL grea!
maintained and that. difficult as the
question might be. II must be faced
with the greatest candor and decided IN
spirit OF real accommodation.
Previously tho President had touched
upon collateral point when he :aid.
Not Secure Peace.
Mere agreements may not make
peace secure. II will be absolutely nee
essary that n force be created az a
gllarantor OF the pernianency OF tho set
Element 40 much greater than the force
OF any nation now engaged or any alll-
nnce hitherto formed or projected. that
no nation, no probable combination OF
nations, could face or withstand II. II
the peace presently TO be made Is TO
endure. 1t must he II peace made secure
by the organized major force of man
kind" This declaration called TO the
statement Of. Arthur Balfour, British
foreign minister. In his recent note.
which said m international sanction for
peace should be backed by n force which
would give pause to the hardest as-
GrcsSor."
Members Of congress generally do not
regard the Presidents proposals as call
Ing for any action ut this time and even
senator's who did not agree with the
suggestion advanced for world peace
did not question the Presidents right TO
suggest them nor to enter upon ne6o-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-23
Il Sensible Cigarette

tiattons tending TO commit the United!
States to such policy. seI,
Republicans such as Senators Lodge
and Borah, who are members Of the
foreign relations committee, would not
comment on the messages One OF the;
Republican leaders asserted That tne:
President had full authority to proceed;
along lines he has suggested; that there,
could be no constitutional bar to his et.t
forts and that such a league for peace
as he proposed would have TO % em-s
sible for the President at some future
time to negotiate such treaty. In this;
senator's opinion, but to get the senator
ratification Of such convention WIZ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-23
NEWS BRIEFS

Wheeling capitalists are said to
be negotiating for the old RiCsby
property In East Liverpool. which will
be converted into modern hotel.
Because he is an American citi-
zen, an Austrian named Pryschia has
called at the office Of City Treasurer
McElroy and insists on paying his
taxes. The city has no tax bill against
him.
made an inspection OF the new auto
mobile ambulance
Two hundred and fifty negroes
from the South arrived here yesterday
and were taken to Beech Bottom to
work on the big electric plant there.
"A large number of Wheeling Dem
ocrats plan to attend the Inauguration
Of President Wilson at Washington,
March S. II is probable that special
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-23
BOXING To Be
REVIVED HERE
LocA1, PRoNoT11S ARRANGE k
Vn121oN IN NA2ET. ACO1-
To1IUI TODAY .CaNT.
Matches to H Conducted in Manner
That Mona Nay 1Se1 the Least
ISNdtSncy IN Attending.

,,-,,,. to =, h,vn box;n1 AGAIN
on next Monday evening: January, :9
q boxing e1hiSition VIII De sease' .
the Market Auoltorlum'
1t has been many years since the
city has enjoyed good. clean exhibitions
Of the art Of self-defense. but 1t Is
hoped that now the sport mas come
Rox,nq was killed locally because II
vos nar1nitte5 TO degenerate into prize
TeSttnr" and became brutal, as the con
testants appeared only because OF theiI
lust for money. it having been the style
then tina, to the victor went the entire
TO win Sy resortinS to any means.
$500 +ir,a has wrought many
o, aows'e tIe nronoters have seen their
Soiiv ss we'll as others. The return OF
tpSty ~ Wheeling means the elini-
nation of ali distasteful features. ,True.
SoHlo a. re 80 other nerformers, but
sno"LnS., .,on 10 Siondsy night Is for
t ne Nrnese ~ nro,notinc the scientific
1ns p9r Sose $3.50 ~ -
As has been Stated in the daily papers.
tbare n Is now a Bill pending before the
mere 10 n9% 1avpr,ne boxinS under
cs-,oin conditions. The bin provides
RAJ The contestants must be cared for
nv nhvsicians and regulates the man
~ ~ p;i ~ vhich the exhibit1ons shall be
he1d II. is drafted after the fashion
ne ~. Sow YORK and wisconsin laws.
OF Ins Ses W. co,,ntrv
'iiT nj, n,nst he nassed. Wheeling
til' - 49, enort like boxing and
.SeuSa ba nsr1,itted TO have It, There
snUe'J Uc he mentper, OF the leg
tSSt,-n tb.t arc onnosed to boxing. who
lsiaeuee . ina. g. iS !orize fighting and
1'So ill tbarefore vote against the
VIZ 80 nf TO nor
a,;a~a chase rentlemn Of their
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-23
TO ENFORCE PEACE
CONTINUED from FIRST PaTe.)

! the American people for their formal
and solemn adherence.
1T is clear to every man who
thinks" the president told the senate
that there is in this promise nc
breach in either our traditions or our
policy as nation, but fullflmenl
rather, Of all we have professed OF
striven for.
Monroe Doctrine for World.
II AM proposing. as it were, that the
nations should unite with one accord
adopt the doctrine of President
Monroe as the doctrine of the world:
that no nation should seek to extend
it's policy over any other nation or
people. but that every people should
be left free, 10 determine its own
policy. its own way Of development
iuuhindered, unthreatened, unafraid
the little along with the great and
powerful.
81 am proposing thai all nations
henceforth avoid entangling alliances
which would draw them into compe'
titions Of power, catch them in a net
of intrigue and selfish rivalry and dis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-23
''POP" SURPRISED.
Whom Informed That Wheeling was
Not Represented At Central League
Meeting Sunday.

Pop" Shriver. former business man
ager of the Wheeling Central League
baseball team. now connected win inc
Barnet, Oil and Gas company, OF this
ci,:. left Wheeling last night atte:
spending the Weekend with his family
here Pop stated that he was sur
priscd that the Wheeling club was NOT
represented at the annual meeting OF
the club magnateS in Grand Rapids. but
did not express any surprise when in,
formed that the franchise was declared
forfeited. 1T is too bad that Wheel.
ing is not to be represented In organize
baseball another season, SAID ne.
CITY the Size of Wheeling by all means
should have club to put it on the
map" Concerning the Inter-City league.
Mr.. Shriver said that he thought that
il would be successful and spoke en-
couraSingly Of the plans that have thus
developed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-23

train from Wheeling will be run to
Washington.
Members of the caste for the
will be staged by the Shriners Jan.
.30.31, for the benefit of the Kings
Daughters day nursery, will hold
rehearsals each evening this week.
"A partially constructed small
frame house which was being erected
on the South Side, was blown down
by the wind Sunday night. The dam.
age will reach $500.
County Agent I. S. Cook Of the
Pan Handle Agricultural club. will
speak before the farmers on Dairy
Duties" in the bethlehem school house
THURSDAY evening ut 5 o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-23
Don't Experiment with Catarrh;
1t Often Leads to Dread Consumption

passages, the disease becomes moro
and more aggravated and finally
reaches down into the lungs, and ey.
eryone recognizes the alarming con:
dition that results when the lungs are
affected. Thus Catarrh may BE- the:
torerunner of that most dreaded ana.
hopeless Of all diseases, consumpnon::
ent relief. Experience has taught that
S. S. S. is the only remedy which 81
tacks the disease At its sourea. tia
blood, and produces satisfactory. ~;
suits In even the worst cases. CAtA1As
sufferers are urged to give s. 8. 8. ID;
thorough trial. 1t Is sold by al df1ts;;
gists. You are invited to write TO- TIL
medical department for expert adyteei
"a to how TO treat your own casa: Al:
dress Swift Specific Co., 81 Swift La&;
oratory, Atlanta, Ga. 81;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-23
TO AWARD LETTERS
Nsmbars Of Cathedral High School
BASKETBALL fsAm to Re Given
sweaters Soon

Cathedral High school baske tball team
members will within the next few days
be awarded sweaters for their services
upon the team. The players TO De CIV
on sweaters are members of the team Of
last year who are contributing largely
to the success of the team this season.
Niggemeyer. captain Of last years
squad, is one Of the lucky members. as
we'll as Captain Rafferty, of: the 1917
the other members.
+ Brother Bernard. coach OF the team.
announced yesterday that the team IS
now down to business in preparation for
the contest Friday evening with the
Triadelphia District High school five.
Cathedral. Anticipating grand clean up
during this season, will go the limit in
attempting to wrest the honors from the
pike lads in Fridays contest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-23
uorae Runs Away.

The horse belonging to William Nara-
man of Elm Grove, ran away yesterday
morning about 1880 o'clock. It started
from the railroad crossing and ran as
far as the Stone bridge, Elm Grove.
where 1t was stopped.
into a Buick car, in front OF Robert
Frames barber shop. then upon the
pavement and against barber pole.
knocking it down and causing consider
able damage.
The machine was put out Of running
order. The wind shield and the lights
were broken. The car belonged to
prominent man Of Claysvllle. The
horse received no Injuries but the wagon
was demolished.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-23
TO PARKERSBURG
wheeling High school basketball Team
Play Away Tron, Home TWO
Games This week.

During the coming three, weeks IN"
Wheeling High school boys basketball
team Will play out of the city. The
first game will be with the Parkersbure
High school five at Parkersburg, Thurs
duv. The team will play in Charleston
Saturday night. This is the first trip
hat the team will take this year. Coach
calvin had members Of the team out for
practice yesterday and although they
were not in the best Of condition. ow-
ing To the hard games OF the past week
end. they performed we'll.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-23
You Will Never be Cured by Local
Treatment With Sprays and
Douches.

Catarrh is a condition Of the blood
and can not be cured by local applica-
tions of sprays and douches: this has
been proven by the thousands who
have vainly resorted to this method
of treatment.
Catarrh should not be neglected or
experimented with. The wrong treat
mrnt Is valuable time lost, during
which the disease is getting a f1rmer
hold upon its victim. and making 1T
more difficult for even the proper
treatment to accomplish results.
Though Catarrh makes its first ap-
pearance in the nostrils, throat and air
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-23
narannalz and Briefs.

Harrcll Smith Is confined u his home
in Sprinsdalc, on account of illness.
William Fitzgerald has returned T."
his work after q wcckS'. illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Clcnrm arc confined
"a their home on account of illness. Mrs.
Clemm's condition is reported as being
critical.
Mrs, Charles Miller was taken to Tho
North Wheeling hospital yesterday. suf-
fcring from pneumonia.
Hobcrt Cromwell Is out after severe
illness.
D. c. Footc Is back on his job AT tho
gasoline station at Glcnwood. after Il
short illness.
JOG Fowler Of Pittsburgh. is, visit
ing George Fronlc OF Fulton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-23
u1TEH9ouB 9U1omA

NEW YORK. Jan. 3s.-While the efgt
Corners were beginning to enter for the
afternoon performance Of the hippo
hts s-s.t in the orchestra, drew Q rer6l:
yer and shot himself dead through TIA
heart. The only clue to his identity4Waa
a Canadian post office registration eeAe
dated Regina Saskatchewan. Dco1Abea3
Q and addressed to DouglaA Frazer: Gens
ereal delivery. which was found In AiI:
pocket, ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-23
Mora AoxiuR,

Elm Grove young men especially are
interested in the bill now pending be-
fore the present session of the state
legislature. which enacted into law
viii permit boxing In this state. Re,
Gently the NIT game has been revived
TO some extent and even the Scribes and
Pharisees have Shown a disposition TO
mix things" occasionally. Efforts are
being made to rope off an arena III Elm
Heights. which would he convenient Tor
ious 10 show their ability to take pun
iehrnent. and 1t is believed that the
project will be sure 80. 1t Is said that
one high school lad is anxious to nave
Boxing included in the school curri-
Gu lu SIN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-23
NINE RED sox SIGN.

BOSTON, Jan. 2o-Harry n. .Frazee.
president o. the Boston american
league baseball club. announced tonight
that he had nine players under contract.
including Manager John J. Barry. VINO
signed 4 few weeks ago. and Ruth;
Shore and Agnew. whose contracts helG
over from last season. He expected
i've moro players - send in their con-
tracts Thursday. AZ the clubs offices
il was stated that nearly all mem oers
81 the team are mcmbers OF tho baseball
PLAYERS fraternity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-23
nm Recei1e rem new Engines.

Ten new engines Of the 1900 series
will be put into use next Snnday in the
Wheeling and Pittsburgh division of
the B. & o. They arc known as the
camel back type. They Will be put IN
use on account Of tho heavy traffic.