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reached the further end, and, a min.
ute or two later, was standing upon
the wharf, toward which the rowboat
was making its way. conveying Pat.
You are not hurt?" cried Leontine.
VI guess it'll take more than a ghost
to put Patrick Mcclure out Of busi-
ness" answered the dripping Irishman
with a grin.
"And the bottle-the bother"
"Sure, miss, lost 1t In the water"
answered Pat In abject contrition.
Leontine was downcast. well,
never mind. The shadow didn't get
II" she answered.
She gave Patrick her card. 81 shall
send you a check as soon get home"
she said. "Five hundred dollars, be-
cause you did your best and risked
your life for me-"
"Sure, and that wasn't nothing"
answered Pat cheerfully. "Td folght
that ghost again, any time, Just for
the look In your bright eyes, lady"
Leontine had not reflected on one
thing. A bottle will float. If she had
waited-if Pat had waited. But that
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on in search or ms M!1s

OF in search or ms w.Is
1t was a novel experience for Sc
bastian, stalking through the city
streets wrapped in invisibility.
He did not find Leontine at the
hospital. But he met her at the back
of the laboratory, with the results al
ready indicated. He fought with Mr..
Patrick Mcclure, receiving some stun
ming blows from the wash-stlck, he
threw him bodily over the bridge only
to see him rescued by the rowboat's
occupants. And, finally, he found the
bottle Of pellets floating against the
support of the bridge.
He had achieved his purpose. Tri-
umphantly he fastened back to the
garage.
He found Ravengar just awakened
from the effects Of the drug. He stood
over him and surveyed him, his eyes
blazing with triumph
"pve got you" he said. II guess
you're pretty helpless now. What are
you going to do about it,
ut looks to me as If It's up to you,
Senior Navarro" responded Rayengar.
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Thirteenth EPISODE
The Hidden Menace.

AS Leontine knelt there Ravengal
disappeared.
He was gone in moment before
her eyes, and before the eyes of the
group of doctors and hospital assist
ants who had run up to the scene of
the fighting.
She rose to her feet with a cry. The
hospital staff stared about them In
amazement
where is he?" cried everyone.
"Ke is gonew cried Leontine. HE
has been kidnapped. Come to the po-
lice station. We can do nothing more
now. / know"
She broke off. What could she say /?
How could she explain the matter In
way to carry conviction?
They followed her to the police sta
ton, and there the difficulty was in
tensifed. The police listened to her
story in 1ncredulOus surprise, until
Leontine, realizing the futility of what
she was trying to say, became silent.
cAO huu caught TIE lOOhS llldL were
interchanged, looks suggestive and
limiting as to her condition of mind.
She decided to go TO Ravengar's
laboratory. There was just the chance
that he had escaped and made his
way there. Sebastian could not have
carried him away bodily. Ravengar
had been regaining consciousness even
In the moment or two during which
Leontine had knelt at his side on the
floor Of the hospital.
She ordered taxicab and drove to-
ward the laboratory.
Meanwhile little scene was taking
place in the street In front of the |
building. Mr.. Patrick Mcclure, who |
had nothing In particular to do, was |
watching some street urchlns quarrel |
ing over find which they had picked |
up in the street. 1t was, in fact, moth
ing else than the bottle Of pellets.
One of them, boy of seven or eight
years, had pounced upon 1t and picked
1t up. He looked very greedy eyes at
the dark bean-like objects, apparently
chocolate-coated, which lay in his
hands.
He was about to convey one Of them
to his mouth when an older boy
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V0ANOALL PARRISH
SYNOPSIS.

Adventurous Jerry Carson embarks
In search of hidden treasure with the
promise Of Leontine Walcott to be his
S SlLe on MS return. Her father favors
ed. he is reported lost. Jerry suddenly
turns up to confront charges of the Ma
tarres against him. In a struggle for q
forged paper Diego Navarro is killed and
jerry Is convicted of the murder. He es-
capes and finds the treasure and a WON
derful chemical pellet. Leontine Is forced
to marry Sebastian. On the honeymoon,
he attacks her In a rage. Suddenly he Is
engar forces a confession from Louie
Sebastian attempts to get It. An earth
quake occurs; in the excitement, Red
Finn steals the confession and fees He
appears In New York as Romanoff and
enlists the aid of Madame Blanca.
Leontine confronts her husband In the
gambling house Romanoff attempts to
kidnap Sebastian and Leontine but Raw
engar appears to thwart him. Blanca and
her thug are puzzled by Ravengar's re-
peated escapes and returns to his cellar
prison. Leontine consents to accompany
Hamilton on a balloon ascension. Sebas-
tan drugs Hamilton and arranges to have
Leontine set adrift in the balloon. The
balloon burst into flame and Leontine
finds that her companion Is Rayengar.
They are rescued, but One-Lamp Louie
reports that they persisted in a hurricane
Sebastian arranges to marry Blanca
Louie prevents It to save himself and is
thrown to death. by Sebastian who
changes his marriage plans He sees
Leontlne alive and well. Later Sebastian
has Leontine kidnapped. Ravengar de-
ivers Ieontine from the hands Of her
enemies, but Biancas thugs capture him.
Blanca hesitates to kill him as she is
passionately in love with him BY main
tanning that Leontine is insane, Sebastian
again gains possession Of her. Ravengar,
after a terrific battle, rescues her, but the
mystic mantle which renders them invis-
ible, is stolen. Bianca's thugs corner Raw
engar and Lecntine in a shack Blanca
defends Ravengar He escapes and re-
covers the invisible mantle Out Of re-
venge the thugs dynamite the shack Raw
engar offers Sebastian his freedom in ex-
change for the confession; as the police |
arrive Sebastian escapes. Ravengar takes |
Leontine to his laboratory to explain a |
mystic pellet. Sebastian steals the pellets
and the mantle
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Ito be Co ntinued)
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l
was just where they failed In the mo-
ment of success.
Slowly the bottle Travelled upon the
tapping waves. 1t was making toward
the pier, half submerged, but easily
resting in the water Nobody seemed
to notice it-and yet one person no.
| ticed 1t.
For, as 1t came to rest against the
support Of the pier nearest to the
wharf, pair of hands, wholly de.
tached from any arm, came forward
and picked the bottle out of the wa.
ter.
Sebastian had picked Ravengar up
bodily and hurried out of the hospital
with him, the mantle securely enwrap-
ping the pair of them. With great
effort he placed him in taxicab
which was standing outside. Leaving
him covered, he went to the chauffeur
with instructions to take him to II
certain place where he knew he could
find rest and breathing space.
1t was the upper floor of garage
on a small estate near the city which
he owned under an assumed name.
Upon this estate, in a cottage about
a quarter Of a mile from the garage
connected with 1t by wire, he had
chauffeur and caretaker and his wife.
They knew Sebastian only by his
alias.
Leontine had discovered the exist
ence of this place, much to Sebastian's
regret.
Sebastian dismissed the taxicab, and
the chauffeur drove away. quite ignor-
ant that he had conveyed more than
one person to the garage. Sebastian
had meanwhile removed Ravengar,
who was still half conscious. He car
ried him up the stairs to the room
above the garage. Then he bound him
hand and foot and stood gazing at him
At last he had his enemy in his
power. And he meant to make full
use of that power.
But he could not remain there to
exact his vengeance. He must follow
up Leontine lie administered Il pow
erful South American drug, which
would prolOng the period Of Raven
gar's Inconsistencies for a definite
time. Then, leaving Ravengar bound,
he hurried downstairs, opened the
door. locked it behind him, and went
Ito be Co
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oottIcI one STIeQs
re lot mp TO me, It's up TO you,
| answered Sebastian. whats the use
of these pellets2 Come, you may as
well tell the truth"
81 never tell anything but the truth"
said Ravengar.
That's sense" said Sebastian.
"When l tell anything" continu
the other, from his position upon tho
floor.
Il guess you'll tell me all right"
said Sebastian with threatening ges-
ture. THE games up, isn't it? I've
got you, and I've got your cloak. And
I've got your pellets. What more Ia
there to get, except your life?"
Ravengar smiled again. go ahead"
he answered
I'm not a murderer, except when
have to be, ] don't care If you're Ilv-
Ing or dead. What / want is to know
the secret Of these pellets? What's
the use of them? heard you talking
to my wife In your laboratory, but
didn't get what you said about the pei
lets, except that they're black. Well,
know they're black. ANY fool can
see tnau. BUT wnat am / going TO DO
with them?"
Eat them" suggested Raven ear.
"They won't hurt you. All they'll do
will be to make you black inside, and
you're that already, friend"
Sebastian scowled again. 1t was
humiliating to be tainted Ev man
whose Ire was at mis- mercy.
"See h re-" he said. "I'll give you
your life If you'll tell me what the |
pellets are for. Why shouldn't you
and l go into partnership? We are
the only people who know the secret. |
There ought to be a fortune in it. II
it's my wife that's In the way, take
her. I'm through with her"
mo, you curl I'll tell you moth
Ing"
Sebastian glared at him; and then
there came to him the saving thought.
Il guess you don't have to- he
grinned How about that journalT
Ravengar's face turned white. 1t
was Sebastian's master-stroke.
Its all In there. I'm going to get
1t and find out all about the pellets.
And then I'll come back and decide
what to do with you"
He kicked RayCIgar savagely and
went out again.
Itinued)
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FOR sALE-cHEAP FOR CASH

Five acres in Jerome's addition TO
Mountain Home. Address X. L.
Blore, Box SO, Route 2, Parma, Idaho
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FOR SALE-Two heifers IS month
old. With calf. and one milk COW, s
years old. G. Fl. ALLEN. tt
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Ravengar Saves Leontlne From the
Burning Laboratory.
snatched the bottle and pellets from
him.
As the elder boy held the bottle
tantalizingly aloft, the little fellow
squared his fists for the fray. He
keaped at him, and in a moment the
20 boys were at it, hammer and
bngs.
go to It, fellers" said Mr.. Nc
|Guire, watching them with an amiable
grin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-24
UN|ONTOWN AUTO
RACES MAY 10
BARNEY OLDFHLD, VETERAN
DEATH DEFYIEG DRIVER, has
ENTERED.
worlds Greatest Wheel wizards to
Compete In Speedy Steeplechase OR
Glory and Gold

Barney Oldfeld. master driver" Of
the world: Ralph Dc Palma, every
body's favori;e": Smiling Ralph Mul-
ford Dave Lewis. Ira Vail. Art Klein
Silly Taylor. Jack Gable and q, score -
oihcr world famous automobile racing
stars have already been nominated Ia
start in the rich UNIVERSAL Trophy race
at the opening meet at the Cnlontown
speedway May -.
With the closing ot entries moro than
TWO weeks away, it now 10" ks AZ Though
the qualification trials scheduled ior
MAY 5 will eliminate ten or more vi
the weaker rn: rios in favor ~ The
mighty fifteen. IN" Limit % tho number
NJ starters allowed under the y. 4. y.
rules.
milford. Vail and Cable wsr" named
I" star; ON last saturday By Arthur J.
Hill. manager Of th~ famous Hudson
,sam Of Detroit. milford is Wander
hHt cup winner. won both the fair-
and the E:lsin National road classic. In
addition he broke the worlds - hoHr
record by driving just Il few miles loss
.han oD0O miles at Shcepsh"ad Bay
track a year ago. For years ne was
the - hours race champion.
minutc car. De Palma will tool his
new - cylinder Packard While Dave
Lewis will be seen at tho wheel OF :he
!ioSkins Special which was the mount
OF the late tGSnlF iluSNeS III Inc ~"
ln;ontown speedway race. Billy Tay.
lor is Il tcammate Of Earl Cooper and
ulc Anderson. ns the Stutz forces.
The speedway will he thrown open
for practice on April goth. and should
Grove Il revelation to the drivers who
were on the cour$" last winter. The
higher banking. wider surface and the
safety ratings on both sides OF Tho
track all combine To make Ii ;ha mnSt
complete. most safe and most spectacle
lar OF all Speedways in its class.
Aeroplape Flights.
On May :. in conjunction with the
elimination and qualification trials. the
aerial wonder. II" Lloyd Thompson.
will muster in th.' automobile drivers
and mechanics who have volunteered
Tor the aviation corps, and will give
them tho first instruction. Thompson
is scheduled to give two wonderful
rick ayinG exhibitions on that day,
blowing up larG" scenic fort from the
sky az 4 finale :" his spectacular loop
;hc loop and upside down flight.
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parunna1a and RriAfE.

Mr.. aud Mrs: i. j. StricklT return
cd to Washington. Pa. after visiting
MIR. and Mrs J. NJ. Eutl"r Of Elm Grove.
Mrs. Elizabeth otto. Of Triadelp hla' is
confined to her HON" an account Oh III
ness. r,, l..
Mrs. Hannah Shaw Of Peters kun' IS
i'll at her home.
lInrry pagu. of Elm Grove, is At
nrrsrnt employed at tho Rlums pha'-
macy at EdginGton Lane. :.
William Thillips Of Philadelphia LETT
yesterday for Morganiown to accept
position ut that place.
r.. Marsh Of West Liberty. was q ous-
mess caller in Elm Grov" yesterday.
Prof G. IT, EhrrS OF Elm Grove mas
purchased - nrw nofg" touring car.
A. z. Cridcr az Elm Grove. sold very
valuable driving horse yesterday 10 Mt.
Owens Of near West .N"Nandcr.
Mrs. Ann Rlayncy Of West AlrXannrr'
has returned home from 4 WISH WITH
her son at Washington. Pa.
resiynrd from thr IrtrlliG"uccr and has
accented n position with the real csta1e
drnartment at the Fidelity Investment
company of Wheeling.
Miss Lorn Dimmrck nf Trtadclphia-
has accepted pn:itinn at The Boil tele-
nhonr uitice at Elm Grove.
stanley Winters. an Elm Grove npi
is HON" from tn" navy on iurlo ,li,
and Is visiting his parents In Elm
Grove.
Dwight Oldham Of Triadclphia. Is con-
fined 10 his HON" on account OF SICKNESS
and 4 spraInod ankle. :.
Miss NabIc Hali"ir Of Elm Grove -
confined 10 hcr homo on account or ILL.,
T. $. Thornburg Of ThornburC Place:
il confined 10 his hnm" on account OF
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AMATEUR NOTES

The Councrsvil.c Stars dri":j",F The
Moose poOl room team !r"m Wheeling
Sunday, by the score al " 20 \. The
feature OF the gam: was kuk""haiS
HON" run In the ninth which won the
game.
The Tw"nty-iifth Street Stars drf..at-
cd lie Wilson street Str,.'I Stars lay the
score OF Il 10 :. \ return gam will
he played Sunday at tn" rlayGruGndS
II was anuounC"d Milk" ilati"y wtS
the twirl"r for he Wilson Slr'.rt t"Hll
and T.. FIHii"y aU+ t.. Harding did thu
mound wu"k r"r Tn. Stare II. Nrth"
rapp"d out 4 lhrC"-nI~" IN ia lhr ninth
inning with three men on bases.
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REDS TAKE s1uaa1Na MATCH

CINCINNATI. O.. April "3.-Cincin-
natl won II smuggling match from Chicago
today. ten t. four and annexed the sec
nud game of tho series. IMeto made a
home run with two men on bases in the
sixth inning rrond"rgast sustained an
injured finger when il" attempted TO stop
WingoS drive in the fifth and was
forced 10. retire. Ton"y WAS hit hard
bu: managed 10 keep the Societies fairly
we'll scattered. EOth Carter and Hnnd-
rix were pounded at critical stages.
Score: r. II. E.
Chicago .. 900 100 100 II J
Cincinnati ...... 900 6i3 03N--lO II !
Pr,ndrrEaSi. carter. Hendrix ana FL
iiott; Tuncy and WlnKo.
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MEN ENJOY SMOKER
Kahn Club Has Patriotic Rally and
Raise Knin" In Other Ways.
Dr. .wingerter Talks.

Members Of the KAHN club enjoyed 4
smoker and patriotic meeting at the
club rooms in South Wood street last
uipht This was the first get-togethcr
of all the m"mhcrs for several months
and was Thoroughly enjoyed.
pr Charles y Winr"rter. one or
WheeIing's premier orators. made an
address on "rntriutism." Father VIII
liam Hall spoke 1T length upon Our
Flag" James r. Atmeyer WAS toast
master and called upon quite few
members for impromptu speeches
Vocal solos were sang by Frank ard
Joe Nirdrmrynr and Charles MctHGCr.
The Who'll" rluh Join JIM singing star
SpangIcd BANNER" and there WAS other
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patriotic and popular music, -
Refrc.hmcnts were served, coffee, Ice

patriotic and popular music.
Refrc.hmcnts were served, coffee, Ice
cream and cake.
The Following were present:
Messrs-Lawrence Ebert. G. y. Metz
ger. Thomas Trainor. John McGlone'
Luke Heal. Loupls Hooter \. j. Hartn'
las, J. Gilmartin, F. ]. Nlggemyer, T. L.
Ii Burke. Thomas Haskins. Clarence u.
Ycnecr. William II. Hagedorn. John
Dobias' Leonard Schmid Lewis Fl: Pat
rick, Thomas Myles. Hugh OMalley.
Benedict. Murphy. Charles Mitchell. Ed
win Sctner, Joseph Wecthe. John M
Flatlcy. Bernard a. McGannon, CharleA
Thompson. Earl J. Murphy. r. j. kllleen,'
Edmond Burke John P. Ferdinand. Law.
renee carson. William Dixon. P. J. Cole
man. Joseph r.. Tully. Thomas Golden,
Il. +. Coleman. Emmett Downing. Tom
Gavin. B.. Inntius NiEgemycr. Leo
Downing. Philip Monahan. William
Haskins' John l.. Ennis. Owen v. Reed.
G. H. Rohb. Byron G. Leech. John Dixon,
Walter Noltc, Alvin B. Cummins, George
J. Gardner Henry Tofant, John Padden.
Edward Iiarth. Eugene Stahl. Frank
Wcidman. Maurice Finley. Earl Tucker,
p. y. Fisher. Jake Elixir, Walter t'raoie,
George Fahey. Elmer Fette; Joseph
Bartsch. F. cttermohlen. william J.
aIulroy. II: l.. Pay, John J. Loefflef,
Lewis A. Coleman.
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'NACKNEN WIN
|. FROM SENATORS

WASHINGTON. Apr. "a After hnv-
ing taken thu l"nd In the eighth inning.
when TWO errors. IL base OH balls anu -
single RHvr III" lnrnl team three runs.
Washington WIS defeated here tOdny ny
PHILADELPHIA AK result nf "rrurs. by
II score Of 4 ~ 3. TIL" Athl"tirs tied tho
count early In Ia" HiuIh on tran"'S mis-
pln?. StruCk's hit. thraShrr's sacritire.
and McInnis' rinEi'. Leonard then
booted I!ntcS easy bnundcr and Strunk
scored the winning run. Flush allowed
only three hits and struck out seven
men. Score by innings:
WASHINGTON G0n 600 900
Hush and Meyer. Dumont. Gallia and
AinSmtth.
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DODGERS vICToRS

pIlILA DELPiiIA, Pa. April 20. -
Rr"uklyu won I0day'S game in the
seventh inning by launching two singles
and a Sarritir" with tn" mun a! IA lly
bali by Cravarh IN" score being s 10 l.
O"$.h:,"r and Mayer uutpitrhcd CadorI.
" hu WAS saved on two occasions when a
hat~iu..u fHnurI and n runner was
doubled up trying to steal. Score:
j.. II. f..
Ernnlllyr ........ 100 nnn goo ! )
philadrlphia ..... 100 0p0 DQn--l . !
Cadorc and Meyers; Ocschgcr. Mayer
and killifcr Adams.
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Last evening before Mayor Campbell
Of Elm Grove. II well known Elm Grove
man was lined $500 and costs for fight
ing over a milk bill Saturday evening
in front Of the Mayors office. The oth-
George Gender of Elm Grove. also re
crivcd n hearing before the mayor and
n" received the same fine for raising Il
disturbance carly Sunday morning
Through IL Typographical error. I'm yes
Irrdny'S Intrlligrnccr. ii appeared as
though George Gontnr. an Elm Grove
councilman. had hccn arrested. This
mistake caused Mr.. G0ntcr some en-
harraSSmcut Yesterday.
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Two base hitS-RamScy.
Three base hitS--CioOdyear.
Sacrifice hits-lsenhart, Coombs and
Sweeney.
Stolen baSes--Iiamilton. Watkins,
Blair. Conmbs. Goodyear.
Double ulays-Stewart to Watkins
Bennett to IScnhart.
Hit by ritcher-By Ramsey. Blair.
Left on baScS--Norn,al. q: Bethany, !.
First on balls---Off Ramsey 3, Off
Bennett. !: off Miller. /.
Struck out--By Ramsey. 4: by Ben
nett. |; by Miller. I.
Hits appnrtiuncd-Off Ramsey. 6 in
! ID innings; off Bennett, . In ! - in
niugS.
Wild pitChes-RamSey.
Umpire--Hood.
Time-l:5U.
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WON
FROM WESTERN

Sra,!a! Dispatch 70 :hc nelllscncer
KALAMAZOO. Mich. April @3.-Su-
p"rh pitching by Galloway. Of Marshall
college. enabled III" West FirStnans 10
defeat Western Normal college here TO-
day. 3 10 0. II. E:cnols. OF Marshall. i"a-
turcd with three hits In five times UP.
''rh. score by innings:
r. Fl. t..
Marshall % | o y o o - J
". Normal o u 0 . . % !
Batteries: Galloway and Shannon:
Cookingham and l:ggcrt.
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FELL ON POSTER

BOSTON. April @3.--N"w York bats
men fell upon Foster. EoRt"n's RELIEF
pitcher, In The ninth inning today. sCor-
ing three runs 10 win by score OF 3
10 g. Shore had weakened in the seventh
and eighth innings, after holding the
visitors to three hits in the first six IN
nings. One OF these was a home run
drive by Pipp into The right field stand.
CuIlop was crratic and WAS poorly sup
ported. Score by innings: x. II. +.
New York ...... QUO 200 2c3--0
Boston ..... 001 40 100 Is 4
Cullop. Love &nd Alexander; Shore,
Co6N
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CINCINNATI SECURES
THORPE, THE INDIAN

CINCINNATI. April 92.--,AfanaSrr
MathcwSUn. of tho Cincinnati Nationals
announced today that hr had obtained
the services of Jim Thorpe. of the New
York NATIONALS. The deal involved Il
straight sale. but the price WIS not am
nCunced
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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Pittsburgh, .: st. Louis, q.
BROOKLYN. 3: Philadelphia. |.
Cincinnati. 10: Chicago. I.
New York RoStop, rain
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The many friends nf Ray WOODRUFF
arr ngrrcably surprised Ia have HIM
here again. after an absence Of severa |
years. lie has h'rn employed in Ar!,
IONA. and has just returned for ylSit
with relatives In Elm Grove; W me
In The wild and woody" Woodruff has
become an expert with the rifle md ts
ndiudgcd ~ the champion Shot of that
section. After leaving Elm Grove no
spent setcTRl years IN Colorado
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Will Move Club Rooms.

Thn 4 ". 4. CTWD UI Elm VFOFG VIII
hold a meeting this evening ut their
club rooms OH Key avenue Tho meet
ing is for the purpose OF voting on
whether or not they will move to their
now rooms in thu Stat" Rank building
II Is cApSctcd that they will be installed
by ADril 30th.
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| Stolen bases: Baird. =. Left on bases:
Pittsburgh =: 81. Louis. \. First h:tSe
| on errors. Pittsburgh. |. BaS" on balls:
/ on cooper, L. Hits and earned runs:
| or Cooper. 3 hits no runs III nine IN
rings; OF Watson five hits one run In
| . - innings: off Steele. = hits no runs
| in i -: innings. Struck out: BY Wat
son l. Passed balls: Snyder Cmpircs:
J Ortiz and RiEler.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-24
Two Hard Games.

Philadelphia District High has Two
hard games scheduled for this week.
.rn Friday. they play Moundsrille mt
That place and II hard game is expect
I'd. ON Saturday Wheeling High will
he their next victim. They Will stage
IN" game "n Wh""ling'S grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-24
CreiP Funeral

teams are considered fast. Howard and
Rculhcr will probably form the battery
for r. a. T.. G..