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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-04-04
Shot Into His RIG Toe

While Mert Antcliff, son Of Frank
Antcliff, was visiting the Fuller boys
on the farm near Smyrna they found
an old 22-caliber rifle on the upper
floor Of the barn and in some way
the boy discharged the gun, the ball
entering the top Of his big toe.
Mert was so frightened he jumped
from the loft to the floor below. The
lad was brought to this city and DIR.
Pinkham took him to the hospital
where the injury was looked after
and put in shape to prevent blood
poisoning. The bullet could not be
found. The boy is now home.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-04-04

Oat smut costs the average farmer,
planting ten acres Of oats $50 a year,
says the Michigan Agricultural COL
lege officials. This amount would pay
the farmers share OF the taxes on the
college for 300 years. Yet the farm
er allows this same smut evil to re-
peat the course every years.
In the agricultural department of
the Banner this week Mr.. Pellett tells
just how to treat oat seed forssmut.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-04-04
Cleaner Meeting Notice

Grattan Arbor No. 327 will hold its
next regular meeting Saturday, April
z. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hessler with a picnic Easter dinner.
The following program will be given:
Roll call, respond to by each quoting a
patriotic sentiment; song, Mrs. Ray
Smith; reading, Mrs. Lewis Tuttle;
discussion, "How Can the Arbor Stim-
ulate Cooperation in this Locality"
led by Chief Cleaner.
Fannie Macarthur, Lecturer.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-04-04
Good Business at Hotel Belding

For the past two or three weeks
Hotel Belding as been having a re-
markedly good ran of business. There
are many travelling men now on the
road and each day the register shows
fine list of new arrivals.
On several occasions recently about
every room in the house has been oc-
cupied for the night. 1t is COM
mon remark among the travelling men
that their accommodations here are
always frst-class.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-04-04

Frank Hall went to Sheridan Tues
day to visit his children. He has just
quit the factory for the summer and
together with Will Covert will engage
in carpented work and building. They
mer Wise ssS and also pI one Da for William VII am
Aubill and are figuring on new
other prospects in view, which will
keep them busy all summer.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-04-04
Smyrna Cemetery Meeting

The Smyrna Cemtery society will
hold its annual meeting in Maccabee
hall, Smyrna, April IL, 1917 for the
purpose of electing officers. A picnic
dinner consisting of boiled eggs,
mashed potatoes, pork and beans and
all other necessaries will be served
for which adults will be charged %
cents and children 15 cents.
By order of the officers.
Are you with us for the benefit of 4
the Smyrna cemetery?
Eggs and potatoes will be cooked at
the hall.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-04-04
&.a' E 18
Art Exhibit is Coming

The Ladies' Literary Exchange
club has arranged to bring an art
exhibit to the city for display in
famous paintings and pictures in
The collection will include many
the city hall April 1921 inclusive.
brown. Among them will be The
Frieze Of the Prophets" and
many others Of equal note. Ev-
cry man, woman and child with
in distance can profitably spend
an hour in looking at these grand
pictures. The club will charge
only a nominal fee at the door.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-04-04

A card from Mrs. III. J. Milum of
Hamden, Connecticut, renewing for
the Banner gives tie information that
she is, well settled and happy in her
home and busy caring for their five
children. Mrs. Milum was formerly
Mrs. Nina Gleason, who left here q
few weeks ago for her new home
there.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-04-04
T. WELSH BUYS STOCK
OF GOODS IN HART

Thomas Welch, formerly of this
city is till very active in the line of
purchasing stocks of goods in favor
able locations for business. One last
week he went over to Hart and bought
out the C. B. Eddy stock Of general
merchandise which invoiced about
$4,000. There is no question but
what Mr.. Welch will make a success
of his latest venture.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-04-04

Mayor Knapp has received
word from the recruiting station
at Detroit urging this city to do
its share in providing recruits for
the navy. Michigan has been ap-
portioned 1900 men and IL Is the
desire of the recruiting stations
TO deliver them before April 20.
Young men who are inclined i'm
this direction should get into
communication with one Of the re-
cruiting stations at once and as
sist in upholding the nations hon.
or. Recruiting stationh are open
at Saginaw, Kalamazoo, Detroit,
and Grand Rapids.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-04-04
Patrons Notice

| wish to thank my many custom
ers for their prompt and courteous
settlements. My shop door is always
open and you are welcome. Again
thanking you, / remain
Bert J. Storey.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-04-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hoppough left
this week for their home in Golden
Valley, North Dakota.
Mr.. Hoppough owns a fine. farm
there. He has BEEN living here for
the past four years and recently de-
cided to return and get into the busi-
ness of farming again in the west
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-04-04
REPUBLICANS
ELECTED ALL men
ON TICKET MONDAY
GEORGE E. WAGNER WITH NO
OPPOSITION WINS AS
SCHOOL INSPECTOR S

Republicans of the city got back on
the firing line in Mondays election
with their old-time vigor and care
full aim. Every nominee on the tick
ct was elected with a sweeping ma
jority. The only democratic officer
elected was George K. Wagner, for
school Inspector. There was not a
candidate for this office on the repub-
lican ticket. Clyde A. Knapp on the
republican ticket had no opposition
for mayor.
Mayor Knapp received 527 votes,
being the total votes cast for mayor.
Frank f. Conant received a majority
of $50 over A. V. Fleck. William Z.
Fishers majority for treasurer over
VIM. l.. Covert, Jr., was 339. Albert
l.. Spencer for Justice of the Peace
received 351 majority over Chas. G..
O'Bryon.
The vote in the wards for ward Of
First Ward
Supervisor. Rep. Dem
John w. Moore. ......1 141
Frank Baldwin. ..... Sd
Alderman.
French Arnold .... 126
William H. Price. -. "a
Constable.
Harry MINER ........ 15l
George c. Mclean. AS
Second Ward
Supervisor. Rep. Dem.
William b. Travis. -. 166
William j. Clarke. ... 46
Alderman.
Dennis Holienbeck. =. .151
Mark H. Brown. $50. 58
Constable.
Lewis G. Upson. ...... .158
Charles Moore. .... So
Inspectors of Elec.
Luther NJ. Berry. =. .160
Peter Engemann. ... AZ
Harry Dimmick. ...... .159
Frank Z. Converse. -. 40
Third Ward
Supervisor. Rep. Dem.
Barney c. Curtis. -. .206
Henry A. Smith. .... 65
Alderman.
Edward c. Driese. -. .173
George Engemann. 106
Constable.
Burt Curtis. ......... .191
William Ward. ...... SO
Inspectors of Elec.
Alfred Jonas. .1S8
Frank j. Luck. ..... S5
Amiel Ferrick. ...... $50
Frank j. Engemann. 81
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-04-04

Big Easter party at Moose temple
at Ionia Thursday evening, April IL.
Positively the last of the season. You
are invited. Bill 75c.-adv.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-04-04

Representative Chas. X. Foote OF
Alto was in the city Monady.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-04-04

f. & A. M. Communication
Special communication of Belding
Lodge No. 355 +. q A. M. Thurs
day evening, April for work in the
EA degree. Fred Rogers, w. M.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1917-04-04

An ideal newspaper and =
paper with ideals. It's for
and read by all classes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-16
NO RELATIONS WITH
PLAYERS FRATERNITY

NEW YORK. Feb l5.--Eela:ioos with
,::r Baseball Players t'r&tcTui;: wer':
severed By tho American i"tG'!" nj lis
schedule meeting here to-day when sim
liar action taken b. The National league
ycS;srda: was endorsed.
The playing Sc!cuGi> for tho coming
season was adopted. the action or IN"
national commission III Preferences Ia the
r"GU"S:S OF the National Association OF
Minor Leagues WIS approved. and wall"
The playing rules Were discussed. no
changes were recommended.
Endorsing the assertion that baseball
should do its par; in St movement look
;us toward the coGa:-y's. protection. the
league passed resolution suggesting
that baseball players u the AMERICAN
league be given an opportunity - be-
come civilian soldiers. The proposals
were that AT each SHri@g training camp
che hour 4 da:. DC devoted 20 military
instruction.: that . military training
camp De established at the close ~ n"
worlds series and that PrrS!d"nt john
son DC empowered TO consult wiki Major
General Leonard Wood concerning the
details Of this project.
At u meeting OF The national commits
sion. also held here today. the action
taken by the National and -lE."i,':tn
leagues ahroSating tho "Cincinnatt
agreement" with the players fraternity
was approved.
Several requests made BY tho National
Association OF Minor Baseball Leagues
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-16
AMERICANS SkED
NOW MADE PUBLIC
Opening Games April 1lth-Schedule
Calls for $50 Contests.

CHICAGO, Feb. 15.-Thc seventeenth
season of the American l"aEu" VIII
"ncn April II. according to the official
schedule for 1917, as made public by Il.
L. Johnson. president OF tn" league to-
night
Tho 1917 chart calls for tho usual Ia
games and three trips around the rlr'ult
the season closing October 4, with,
Washington ut Boston. The other six
clubs are scheduled I" end h"stilltics on
October |. with Chicago At New YORK.
S.. Louis 1T Boston. Detroit at l'hIi;td"i-
phin and Cleveland ~ Washington u
mRyr b" possible however. to hdranc"
the three games which Boston has s"hr-
dulcd for tho tail end of tho season.
New York. l'hilad"lrhin. Detroit ana
st. Louis have been awarded tn" iniiuE-
urnl series. Tho Wnrid's champions VIII
hc tho attraction ut New York. Wash
inEt"n will Upp"s" Ihiladrlph!n. Will"
Cleveland tackles Detroit and Chicago
plays ar St Louis. -Four gam" series
are hooked for each city and tin" horne
and home" series ar" lh"i continued In
the west and east until tho S"r"nd Week
In May:
The Invasion of the YVES, by the E:nS;-
ern clubs has been set for May 10. NV
York Will Visit Chicago. IhiIad"lphla
VIII be at 81. i."ut.. BOSTON ii Detroit
and Washington AT Cleveland.
Tho invasion az tho t.uSs by ;ho West
ern clubs VIII begin May 81 ana June
l. Detroit ami Cleveland Will lead IN"
auNullcc guar! on .'lHS 81 hHS Will
play at New York and Boston. r"spr"-
lively. Chicago and ST. Luis UI".u h'S-
tliltirS on III" inlluwinE day at Phlladui-
phia and Washington.
In lhr matter at Saturdays and sun
days. Chicago fa-r.l IN. rest 1t WAS
allotted fourteen Suu~ays and thiri"ri!
Saturdays. Detroit :tid Cleveland shared
al.k" III ihr distribution Of Iu"S" iw"
days. with thirteen Suhbath: AMI t%".N"
Saturdays each. 81. l.uUiS drew thirteen
Saturdays and twelve Sundays rh"rs
being nO Sunday bali IN 1h, East. lrr
Sundays We're given IL tE" eastern clubs
II home. but Was hiuri"u auc Philal"l-
phia haze ben glen twciNr. Saturdays
each. while New York and Boston have
thirteen each.
Independence Day. July 1. double
headers Will b. played IN 81. Louis. DO
rrOiT. New York "Gud l:nslun. with tlcNe-
land. Chicago. WushinItnn und ihi!a-
d"ipha. rs ih'' r"Sp' GtiN' opponents.
Chicago. Cleveland. ph!ladrlDhiu AMI
'EnStun w"r" given the hUu" games on
Labor Day. September ). with Detroit.
50. Louis. Washington ana New York.
being the attractions. respectively.
Double hrnGrrS Will b" p:Iyrd on De
Corattou Day. May 81. and The card for
that day will b.: 81. Louis 1T Chicago;
Detroit at cleveland: EostCm 1T Wash
ingtou. and New York at Philadelphia.
In ndGi; ION L. tn" abnvc special days.
Boston has Eycn awarded dnuhl" bill.
with Chicai.u ~ its opponent on Jun" is.
Bunker Hill lay.
There ar. only two conflicting dates
with tn" Nhlimml! LcaEu". All ar" ON
SUNDAY. in Chicago. They ar" June a.
and September and H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-16
OLD RIVALS PLAY
Beuaire and Wheeling High School
Basketball Elves Ready for GaIne
OF Local GYM Tonight.

After q weeks preparation the bas-
ketba!l fives OF the Wheeling and Bell
aire High schools have been pronounced
in perfect condition by their coaches
for the annual clash In the high school
gymnasium this evening. The encoun-
ter promises to be one of the best ever
seen here this year. Both teams are
about equal in strength and in practice
during the week have shown a marked
over previous contests
High will use practically the same line
up that has started other games this
year Archibald and Simpson at guard
Pratt at center and Armbrecht and Dud-
ley at forward: Bellaire's lineup Will
be about the same that started the
games OF the season.
Saturday night the Wheeling High
School five will play in S!stersvillc.
while the girls squad is scheduled to
meet the Cambridge High School team:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-16
0UT-THE-PIKE
Vance Memorial Committee.

The Vance Memorial supper which
was held last evening at the church WAS
great success. The hall and tables
were attractivcly decorated. Nni'ntihe
day cclors prednminating. The commit
tees in charge follow:
Kitchen chairman and assistants were
Miss Jessie Ryder. chairman; assistants,
Miss Carrie Siruhlcin. Miss Moilic Dow
lcr, Mrs. Charles Murrin. rs. Charles
Klein. rSMM II. W. Campbell. Mrs. Ed
ward Maxwell and Mrs. Herbert pln-
stead.
Miss 4. fEucsman was general table
chairman, and assistants at the table
were:
Tabl" No. Mrs. Louis Kinch"l"".
Mrs. Darby. Mrs. Somn"rvill". MIS-
Frank Perrin and Mrs. T.. l.. Boyd.
Table No Mrs. J. w. Evaul, chair
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GOOD GAMES TONIGHT
An Unusually Attractive Basketball Gard
Is Presented Local Fans This
Evening.

In addition - tn" licl !Hirr and Wheels
Ing High school BASKETBALL Easiir' at th',
high school gym ;"aIGhi. an unusual
basketball card IL presented IT, i"ca.
fans this evening With . number al
Other SrhnlrStic nv,.S "f th.' district.
E,uwood ami l.iuSly meet in the sec
nud gam" "f Ia" year AZ Tho. l-lnS!E
,arm"ry tonight. and W.ll$hurE Will
play in thc " Wheeling fark cnsln" with
tn" TElad"lrhiH district hIIn Sch""t
iC:,u Cathedral and Martins Ferry Will
play at H." latter plr"" tonight
Tomorrow nIEht Wheeling Will jour-
ney to SiSl"rSvIll". whit" I'll" Wheeling
High Schul girls will play III Cambridge
S,rHbcnvill" and liz" Martins Ferry
hnYS, tnanl In l.nlnhrinc..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-16
HERBERT HUNTER
Former Linsly Athlete Spending Short
limo Here Before Leaving for
CubS Training Camp.

Herbert Hunter former a!l-round attn
lete at Llnsly Institute. arrived in
Wheeling yesterday for few days visit
with friends before departing for Pasa-
dena, Cal. where he will join the MEM
bers OF the Chicago National League
baseball club.
Hunter will referee the Cmicn high
school Linsly basketball game at L!ns!y
armory tonight.
When Herb, %, he IS familiarly
known TO hundreds OF friends here. left
this city he Joined the New YORK Giants.
Near the close OF the last season. Hunt
or became the property OF tho Cubs
through q trade and according to re-
ports, IS making good.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-16
TEAM ORGANIZES
Patterson and Elm Grove Baseball
Club Elects Officers at Meeting
Hold Last Night.

Members OF tho Patterson and Flint
Grove baseball club at 4 meeting last
night held in Elm Grove made plans for
the coming season. Officers were elect
ed as follows: Andy Reuther. captain:
Jack McGlone. manager: Louis Madden.
secretary: Earl Rinehart. treasurer. y
roller skating party will be given at
Wheeling Park within short time. the
proceeds to be used for expenses OF the
team Harry Rice, an Elm Grove cit
izen, made a contribution to the club
following tho meeting. a schedule Will
be announced following the next meet
Ing to be held March |. +. Smith. Mad
den. Hunter. E Smith, Howard 3.
Smith. Harris. Weight 4. Il. Smith.
Reuther. McGlone, RInehart. Costello
Dursch, Shepherd and Greene are re-
quested to be present at the next meet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-16
BASEBALL MEETING
Inter-City League Club Owners VIII
Meet Monday IN Market
Auditorium.

Club owners Of the lnt'r-citY base
ball lraGu" will m".i Monday "T"ning
in thu Market Auditorium /" discuss
preliminary pi;tuS for tn" opening "t the
season SuIn"iIn" III April. Eight teams
have thus far entered iii" league. They
arc: StvuhenvIll-. F"llauShrc. Home
Club. Strochman's. l:aucrs. Fulton.
ShadysC" and McCnnk"yS. Two more
teams may enter If they post their for
feitS with President Harry Ecll. before
March |.
At Mondays meeting Il commit;c" 10
work out q schrduh" will hn appointed.
Saturday and Sunday games will he
played.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-16
prUuooo DEFEATED

McMechen Methodist Episcopal haS,
ketbal team won from the Bcnwood
Methodist Episcopal team last night in
a vigorous game on the Union High
School floor. % to IS. RcSemblanccS
to u football game are alleged Ben
,vood's ltneup was: Carpenter and
Davis, forwards; Ulion. center: Hutch
inson and Leach. guards. McMeclen's
lineup was: Carskadon and 7. CoXon.
forwards: V. CoXon. center: Thomas
and Reynolds. guards. Edward Bran
ceu WAS referee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-16
Entertainment at Philadelphia

The Ohio Valley Vocational Teachers
association will give an enlertainment
at the Philadelphia District High school
this evening 1T o'clock. Roy Mayor
will give an interesting talk TO the
teachers Miss Grace Carroll OF the
Wheeling High school will also speak
at the entertainment.
Henderson Funeral
Funeral services .nr Emerson Hcnder-
son were held yesterday afternoon at
80 o'clock at the Stone Presbyterian
church. Rev. l.. l.. Lcwe!lyn. pastor
of the church. officiated. lntcrment
was in the Stone Church cemetery.
Col. French to Lecture.
Col C. H. French. world traveller ana
famous lecturer. will give an illustrated
lecture at the Vance Memorial church
of WoodSdaIc. next sunday evening at
$50 O'Clock. Col. French is nephew
Of Gen. French OF til. English army ana
spcnt three years n his staff in India.
To Play Philadelphia.
The girls basketball team OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-16
Personals and Briefs,

Iorsouh1s h0o oEAo1s' 49,,
Elwood Walton. Of Forestview. Will
90 to New MartinsvIlle tonight to spend
a few days with Mrs. Flora 3. Walker.
w c. Henderson, formerly Of West
Alexander. Pa, is in the youngstown
Hospital recovering from very serious
operation. He will be under treatment
for some time.
Mrs. James Huff, Of Hardwood. is
confined to her home on account OF
illness.
Eliza Riggs, Of Majorsville. waa
John Lowitz, Of Pittsburgh, Was Z
caller In Elm Grove yesterday. :,
Mrs. Rose Gurley and daughter, or
Pittsburgh. are visiting relatives In
paul Shields, of Blum's pharmacy.
Elm Grove, will SO to Fairmont for
Carl Heisel, Of Cameron, was bust
ness, caller yesterday.
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labor commissioner under the Demo-
cratic administration. They also passed
O. resolution 10 ask the public service
commission for fire station at MI. DC
Chantal. \
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-16

Woodsdale school will clash with the
Triadclphia grade school, Saturday az
ternoon at Philadelphia. Next Wednes.
day evening the boys and girls Will
meet the Elm Grove boys and girls
teams at Fulton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-16
Literary a. Ynirvierv.

Th, regular meeting OF the Literary
snCIctv of the Fairricw school viii be
held this evening The features OF the
evening will b" the rccitationS OF the
Debating class and the defamation
class. several other interesting num-
brr.; will be given by the members AZ
~ close refreshments Will be served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-16
YopPE RREAKs RECORD

c1EVELAND, O.. Feb. 15.-Will1e
Home. worlds baik line billiards cham
nion. broke all records IN tnrec cusn,
hn defeated Jake Schaefer SO TO IS in
thirty Ole innings. lie had two high
runs Of 5 and one Of s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-16

Tho NJ. Ic Chahtal fire DISCRETIONARY
met last evening 1t the home. of WI
iias.I ErasCn. The election of officers
anJ the banquet was postponed until
Mnrch |. Th"y endorsed the candidacy
Of 4. /. Fisher. president Of tn" fire
company, who Is q candidate for state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-16
ST. MATTHEW'S FIVE WM1
FROM ISLAND SCHoLA6T1C~L

In fast game last night In the Linsly
armory, the Boys club basketball team
of St. Matthew ) P. E. church defeasso
the Island Scholastics % to II. Inc
playing Of Giesey and Hodge was tes-
lure The lineup:
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man; Mrs. w: F; Perrin. Mrs, E. HOge'
Mrs. Reed and Miss a. R!dGcly.
Table No. 3.-Alrs. L. II. Bear. chalr-
man; Mrs. \; Nockabrand. Miss Bnird'
= Table 70. 4.-Mrs. George Cameron
chairman: Mrs. Charles Flanagan. Mrs.
walter Manson. Mrs. VI. l.. Wright MISS
TaGit No. 5.-Mrs. E. Il. Gambia.
chairmun; Mrs. Bowan. Mrs. Brand Mrs
q. Table No. 6.--Mrs. c. Nickols. chair
man. Mrs. Francis Hyde. Mrs. D. loss,
Mrs Floyd Dean, Mrs; Barnarai;
Table 10. Mrs. Charles ki'lmcyHr'
chairman; Mrs. Hunt. Mrs. Robert VII
liams. Mrs. Harry Srhcuflcr, Mrs. EeSter.
Committee in charge Of the salads
were: Mrs Zen EXlcy, chairman; MISS
Committee in charge Of the cabc table
we're: Mrs. /. Callahan and Mrs. Fred
G:nmmittec in charge of candy table
were: Miss J.. Klein. chairman' MSS
Helen Norton. Miss {. Barnard, MISS
Elise Carrie. Miss Katherine Klein.
\ Nicirola which was furnlshcd ny
e A House music store. Wheeling, lurn-
ishcd tho music for the affair.
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Play wells burg,


Tho Triadclphia District High DOS
basketball team will meet the Wells
Lurr i've this evening on the casino
door ut Wheeling Park. good game
is expected The Tr!adclphla girls VIII
meet tho Shadysidc. O., laSsics at the
Wheeling Park casino this evening.
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May IA, Is. II. II
July {. S. =, III
aug. i, Is. 10
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May 90. "a. 20. %. I'll
July -, l6. II Is
Aug. %. IS
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At Boston

June Is, 16. IS. Is
July 30. 81. Aug. !. 2
Sept. 81. %. "A
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OFFTCVAT AMERICAN LEAGUE SCHEDULE, 1917

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