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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-31

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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-09-01

win, st Marr Plrisk STATE q Lou;s.-
ana. on th, ltth. dav of August. 1917.
{. - SIMS.
W. L. GILES, ce-President.
Secretary,
ARTHUR RICHARD,
HENRI JULIEN
Members of the Board of Commits
sioners OF the Cyprem 1rt Drainage
District. st. Mary Parish. La.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-09-01
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd judicial District Court-Par.
ish of St. Mary.
Mrs. Nina Zebal Stirling VS.. Louis
W. Stirling. e. Ais, No

iiy VIRTUE o. n Judgment of the Honor.
able lwentyThrd Judicial District
Court, IN and for the Parish OF St.
Mary, in the above entitled and num-
hered canse Of date Aug. 2nd, 1877, d.
rectng me to sell the hereinafter dcs-
cribed property for the purpose of CT
fcctng a partition by licitation, will
offer Tor sale, for cash, without APP
praisement. to the last anl highest bid
der, at the principal front door Of the
Court House in the Town of Franklin,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-09-01

Declaring the result of the Special
Election held in Sub. Drainage
District No 8 of said Cyprem ort
Drainage District, and levying
the Acreage Tax or forced con-
tribu'ion voted at the Spe cial
Election held therein on Nom
day, August 13, 1917.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-09-01
SATURDAY, THE sTH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER. A, D.. 1917.


between the hours of eleven O'Clock ID
m., and four O'Clock p. N, the follow
ing mentioned and described property
to-wit:
That certain lot or parcel Of land
lying Or being situated on the east side
of second street, in the town of Frank
lin. Parish of ST. Mary, State of Loui-
slana, ku"wn as the "StrlIng home
PROPERTY being bounded Oh tie north
aud cast by property of Bonuey, Oh the
south by property in part Of k'ame.
and IL part by property Of Bergeron,
and on the west by said Second street,
together with all the buildings aud in.
provements thereon Situated.
tHAs, PECoT, Sheriff
Sheriff Ofi2r, Parish ot St, Mary, Ia.
Auguet z, 1871.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-09-01

Resolution Of the Board of
Cepqisggio nsEl q 9! the ly'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-22
South Side Personals.

Edward Norton. or Woodsfield O.. is
visiting relatives on the South Side.
Carl Klicves Of South Eoff street is
spending a few dnys with Moundsville
relatives.
Joseph Shorts If Wetzel street. Wis.
ltcd Ut Glendale yesterday.
Misses Sarah and Hannah Kerr, OF
Stcubcnville. are visiting South :Sidea
relatives.
Miss Lola Murphy. Of Jacob street,
is recovering from an Illness.
William Pebblcr. Of South Eotf street
Is improving after an Illness.
Henry Warsint. Of Shadyslde. has re.
turned home after spending few days
in this section Of the city.
Chester Loring CT Martins Ferry Wis
tied in this section Of the city yoster-
day.
Carl Kool OF Wood street. is a Cleve-
land visitor.
Roy Wise. OF Bellaire. has returned
home after visiting friends In South
Wheeling.
John Armbrucster. OF Wood street.
is visiting J. H. Mcfarland of Benwood.
Miss katherine Uttcrmohlcn. OF Forty
fifth street, has returned home after
spending few days with her aunt.
Mrs Patsy Havey of Benwood.
Miss Ella Balderson. of shadyside. Is
visiting South Side relatives.
Ray Gotham. OF Richmond. Va, has
returned home after an extended visit
with relatives on the South Side.
Mrs. Charles Vcnennn. OF $500 Eoff
street. left yesterday on ten days visit
at Pittsburgh and Mckcesport.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-22
GA|N0R'S RECKLESS SLIDE INTO
FIRST BRINGS FIGHT WITH GAND|L

CHICAGO. Aug. 21.-A night between
Del Gatner. first baseman for the Boston
club. and Chick" Gandll guardian OF
the initial sack for Chicago. followed inc
third game OF the series between tue
two leaders for the pennant. when I'M
caso won. 70 o. Gandil claimed tnat
Gamer attempted to spike him when ne
slid into FIRST base during the 1outln
inning.
After the game the two players met
in the local clubs dugout n o'leh
vordy argument followed lmmeolateIS
by clash between the two men. Inc
struggle was short as the other players
stopped the men.
Tho game itself was one OF the hard
est fought Of the series. II was pttch-
ers' battle between Babe Ruth ana
Tex" Russell. with the latter having
the better Of It.
In the fourth inning Gamer opened
with single and Lewis fouled OUT
Hooper lined 70 Eddie Collins. VINO
leaped into the or for the bail and tneh
threw to Gandil before Gaincr could get
back and rrtifed the side on lightning
double play. Gainer slid rictously into
first with his spikes high. Gandil barely
got oft,he bag In time TO save himself
Chicago won the game In the sixth IN
ming. After one was our McMuI4ln al
most knocked Ruth down with not
grounder. Eddie Collins followed with
a hit TO the right field fence. scoring
McMul.,n. The next two players went
out leaving Collins on second.
The other run made by Chicago was a
gift The fourth ball on Risberg was
wide and he ran 10 first. Before Agnew
recovered the ball he had rounded first
and vas on his way to second. ! Agnew
hurried his throw and threw wild to
Barry while Risbery slid along the bag
He scored a minute later on Russells
single to center.
Russell pitched a perfect game and
was given some sparkling support. He
allowed FIVE hits and only two Of these
came In the same inning. Only one man
reached third base and no others were
able To negotiate second.
No action was taken in regard TO the
threatened protest on yesterdays second
game which was started In violation OK
the league rule which prohibits the
starting OF championship contest after
two hours before sunset.
Chicago now leads Boston by three
games. The standing:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-22
COUNCILMEN join IN !
SOLDIERS SEND-0FF
weekly Session Last Avsutug Was VsTy
Brief, Out Of ths eptf1f
Of Patriotism. ,

In order that Mayor Vestsr and all
the members Of council might attend
the mass meeting at the Market Audi:
torium and Join In the rousing send-on
to the young men Of Wheeling who viii
soon be called into training for the Sc
lective army. last evenings session or
council was very brief.
Mayor Morgan Vester. Councilmen
Chester G. Thompson. VIM. II Hare, n
l.. Kress, Ambrose F. Habig. Adam
Blum. Prof. W. B. Elliott and DR.. y. L.
Armbrecht and Solicitor II. J. Cmlinan
went In a body directly from the coun.
ell chamber to the auditorium.
A petition Of Thomas Means. blind
boy who conducts a candy store IN the
South Sire. for permission to sell to.
bacco and cigars without license, Wa1
referred to q special committee com.
posed Of Councilman Armbrecht, Hart
and Thompson. Solicitor Cullinan indi::
Gated that such a permit would require
an amendment to the license tax ordl-
nance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-22
GOVERNOR GUEST AT
The COUNTRY CLUB
johnson C. Mckinley Tenders Dinner TO
Chief Executive and Personal
Party,

Following the visit Of Governor JONI
Jacob cornwell and a number OF prom
lnent local men TO the West virginia
Flying squadron grounds at Beech
Bottom yesterday afternoon. the gov
ernor and mem 5ers Of the party were
guests at delicious dinner at inc
Country club. given by johnson c. NC
Kinlcy.
Immediately after the dinner Mr.
cornwell and party returned to the NC
Lure hotel where they viewed the sol
diers' parade frnn the balcony OF the
hostelry.
Those who attended the dinner were
Governor Cornwell. J. c. Brady, j. j
Holloway, B. Walker Peterson, n. B
Irvine. 1. N Scott. DR.. John L. Dickey
/. II. Scott, Capt. Louis Bennett and
Johnson c. Mckinley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-22
Tom CunlminS Twice
Victor in the State
Tennis Tournament

PARKERSBURG. W. Va. Aug. al
The second day OF the patriotic tennis
tournament Of West Virginia. saw a
number Of additional matches played
The drawings for the doubles were
made and they were started In the aft.
ernoon.
Sloane. Marietta, defeated Smith
Parkersburg. 6-l: go.
Cummins. Wheeling. defeated Kings
ley. Parkersburg. Ga; Ga.
Johnson. Parkersgurg. defeated L
Morris. Parkersburg. g.; Ga.
E. Morris. Parkersgurg. defeated
Franzheim. Wheeling. ga: Ga.
Shrewsbury, Parkersburg. defeated
Penny backer. Parkersburg, 6-l: 60.
Johnson. Parkersburg. defeated Lee
Elkins. So: Go.
Cummins. Wheeling. defeated Kemery
Parkersburg. GO; 81.
Purinton. Morgantown. defeated
Smith. Marietta So; 6-4.
Hall. Parkersburg, defeated Wilson
Parkersburg. So; 6-2.
Purinton. Morgantown. defeated Rath.
bone, Parkersburg. &C.: 6-3.
Shrewsbury and Hall. Parkersburg
defeated Garrett. New Martinsville. and
Smith. Parkersburg. So: ga.
Dawingg For Doubles.
The drawings for the doubles follow
Johnson and Purinton. drew n bye.
Drcnnen, and Lee. drew bye.
Armbruster and Burt. drew bye.
White and Pack vs.. Sloane and White
kemcry and Wilson VS.. Bower and
DAM
Ludey and Powell, drew a bye.
Garrett and Smith. drew n bye.
Shrewsbury and Hall. drew bye.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-22
RECRUITS AFFLICTED
WITH HOOKWORM

WASHINGTON. n. c.. Aug. 21.-Dls-
covcry Of hnoliworm infection in AZ out
Of - militia recruits recently mobil-
lied for war service has caused public
health service authorities To recommend
prompt examination Of all units Of the
National Guard and National Army NJ
present organized. especially those from
thr warmer portions Of the country.
Prevalence Of hookworm was found
by pr. oh. WArdril Stiles. Of the public
health service ~ n government reser-
Walton where h. wns making expert
mcnts. Complaint by n recruit Of not
feeling we'll. after officers suspected him
Of trying To shirk his duty. resulted
in medical examination. Honkworm in
lection was found. other examinations
showed high percentage of hookworm.
DR. Stiles has reported TO the public
health service that failure 10 treat
h0Okwurm cases undoubtedly Will result
in unjust and prcvcntablc punishment
Of soldiers for oifcnscs due to remedi-
able conditions. Danger Of q widespread
epidemic Of hnokworm In Europe Is
pointed out if even light cases are sent
tn the trenches. Those dangers can 10
prevented Ia a very great extent. DR..
STILES says. if all the recruits. or At least
those from certain States. are system
laticnlly examined for intestinal para
aitcS and either treated In the American
training camps or discharged, as neces-
sity indicutcS.
American soldiers will not take the
hooltwnrm In France II tho medical corps
can prevent II. Every recruit from the
"hookworm holt" is being subjected to
the most careful inspection, and every
infected man Will be- treated before be-
ing sent out of the country.
Medical nfllCcrs snid to-day that while
discovery of numerous cases OF hook
worm among National Guardsmen from
the South has aroused no anxiety some
concern has been felt ut the possibli-
" of the American form of the disease
being introduced in France.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-22
filters DUE TODAY
Princeton Aviation School Equipment
and New Instructor for ". Va.
E1yi1f Corps.

Today or Thursday. q portion "t the
"Quipment Of IN" Princeton aviation
school at Princeton college Will be re-
ccivcd at the West E:rginIa Flying
Corps school III EccCh Bottom. The
shipment Includes two ncroplancs and
complete auxiliary equipment which
Captain Louis bennett has secured for
the lfncch lRuttom plant. Later the re-
maindcr Of the ntirc equipment from
the Princeton aviation school will he
added 10 the West Virginia Flying
Corps equipment.
Captain Bennett has also secured the
services of Frank Stanton. we'll known
TuriisS aviator. % take tho place Of
Captain Frey VIII" was injured in the
EceCh Bottom accident.
William Wright u Wheeling boy, hrs
been adTnJ to The roll OF students 1T
Beech Bottom.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-22
FOOD CONSERVATION
Headquarters at 1921 Chapltue Street
Drawing Large Crowds. Canning
Demonstration Yesterday.

Good crowds are attending the meet
tnEs Of the Food Conservation Commit
tee Of State Council OF Defense. Mrs.
Edward Hazlett is chairman OF the local
committee. The Catholic Woman
League has charge OF headquarters at
1927 Chapline street the first three days
of this week and The Ladies Protective
League. the last three. Much valuable
literature is bc!ng given out covering
the field OF food conservation IN most
thorough manner |: may he seen by
an extract Of one Of the pamphlets THAI
many high priced and perhaps scarce
foods may almost be eliminated entirely
from the daily diet without Ill effect.
This in the majority Of cases consti-
tutes considerable saving to the house
wife.
Housewives who do not attend these
lessons in canning and economic buying
for the reason that they believe that
they will be uncomfortable are urged
10 Danish their fears and attend as
everything possible will be done for
their comfort during Hle meetings. At
yesterdays meeting beans and beets
were canned. Mrs. Cowsil having charge
of the canning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-22
STABBING MAY RESULT
IN CHARGE OF MURDER
INJURY TO HAMMOCK WOMAN ooN
TR1BUTEO TO DEATH
OF INFANT.
Coroner VIII Investigate Cause to Dc
termtne Whether It Is Case
Of Murder.
Henry IiinzeY, Of

Henry Kinney. Of Bannock, may face
O charge Of murder as the result OF
the stabbing that occurred at the little
Belmont county mining town last Sat
urday. Early yesterday afternoon the
victim of the stabbing. Mrs. John Hin
zey. gave birth to n child at the Ohio
Valley General Hospital. where she was
taken following the stabbing. The child
was dead, and the certificate Of the ply
stefan in attendance stated that the stab
inflicted in the abdomen OF the mother
was a contributing factor.
Coroner ]. r. Wyatt had not been OF
ficially Informed Of the death last night,
but declared that he would investigate
the case 10 determine whether Kinney
should be held for murder. At present
the man who did the stabbing Is IN
the Belmont county jail. The victim OK
the stabbing showed some improvement
yesterday at the hospital Her husband
who was also stabbed by his brother ID
not seriously injured.
1t was brought out yesterday tnae
Hinzey stabbed his aister-in-iaw De-
cause she had ordered him to leave
the home, because he came there in an
intoxicated condition. went to bed IN
soiled clothing and spat on the moor.
He stabbed his brother when the latter
tried to defend hts wife. II Is reported
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-22
POLICE PICK-UPS

Three men will face Judge Marsh
Watkins in police court this morning
charge with violating the city anti-vag-
rancy ordinance. They are E. c. Wiley,
of Fairmont: James H. Weaver and Joe
Sweater.
John Smith was charged with violat
ing the traffic ordinance by allowing
his autmobile to stand In front Of a
fire plug.
Clyde Ross and Moss Ross are char8-
ed with benw disordcrly. Charles e.
Dor Is charged with being drunk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-22
r H. z.
RACE RESULTS
At SARATOGA
SARATOGA. y. Y. Aug. 2l.-Resul

SARATOGA. y. Y. Aug. 2l.-Results:
First Racc-Three-year- and up
claiming: 6 furlongs: Buckshot. az
(Truxlcr). Is TO S. 3 to and 10 ~.
first: Joschna Iaratc. III (kleeger' J
IL |. to and 3 to 5. second; Flare.
90 tParrington). 100 70 l. 40 TO l and
20 10 |. third. Timr-l:lJ.
Second Racc-Four-year-o and up
stecplechas-: about 2 miles: Man
Slayer. 142 (B. Haynes). . 10 10. to
and out, first; Pig"onsthorpe, 1874 (ken-
ncGy). to !. / to and out. second.
| Rock Fish. l47 tMcAt"c). 20 TO l. 4 10
! and out. third. Timc--4:2S Is.
/ Third Racc-Two-ycar-olds selling;
5lE furlonGs: Tumble In. 9S CWalts).
~ TO |. S 10 and 10 2. first: Garonne'
los IL. Allcn). 30 to !. IL to and to
!. second: Royal Heart. 101 (BuXton). Ii
to l. to | and to !, third. Time
! :0S is.
Fourth Rncc-Thn Huron Handicap
| 3-year-olos; $4,000 guaranteed: mile and
thrcc-sixtecnths: Rickety. 1875 robin
SOM, 10 10. ! 10 and out. first: Mid
WY. 1875 (DutwclD. to /. Ia ! and 4
TO s. second: Ticket 12@ tSchuttingtr,
to .. = to 5 and . TO 5. third. Tine-
/ 200 rs.
Fifth Racc-Thrcc-yc -olds and up
selling handicap: mile: Paddywhack
126 (Ecogh). l6 TO 5. 6 to and 3 to s.
/ first: WIscman. lis IL. Allcn). to |.
s to and stc 5. second: Polroma, 104
(McTaggarO. to 2 TO l and even,
third. Time-l:Ah.
/ Sixth Race--Two- year-old nIlics 5is
furlongs: Ruth Law. lis iRobinson)
s tu |. 4 to ! and . to l. first: Ros" dor
& ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-22
ALEX CUNNINGHAM
LOSES TO ROBERTSON
Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.

Special Dispatch to the IntellIgcncer.
BEAVER FALLS. Pa. Aug. 2l.-For
the second successive year Dave Rob
ertson, Thornburg County club. won
first honors in the annual professional
golfers tournament at the Beaver Enl-
ley Country club here today. He took
50 for the IS holes.
Alec Cunningham, the Wheeling en-
try In the turnament. and one of the
favorites. was badly off his game. but
finished with a IS. Cunningham lost
out through inability TO run down short
puts.
In the afternoon contest. mixed
foursome with amateur club members
paired with the professionals. Loofrler,
who finished second in the morning.
contested with G.. 3. Adams. Bellevue
Country club. and turned in low record
OF IS. Cunningham was paired with
W. S. Morrison. Beaver Valley club. and
was slightly below than in the morning
turning in q 8.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-22
% BeI|aire Men Fail TO !:
File AffidavitS in Time

The following list Of men failed TO
file their affidavits. for their claims OF
exemption before the Bellaire board.
Monday was the last day that affidavits
would be received. They will probably
be certified to as having been accepted
for the army. The list follows:
Francisco Lombardo. Dominica Del
Fiomto, Vicillio Dlozant Ebidio Cracci,
Francis Jalabao, John A. Baker. Thoa.
F. Anderson, Jas. w. Dunpe, GardA1
Music. Duillic Wabarott, Shadyside;
VIncenzo Prara, Tony Fernando. John
Cornizush. Geo. W. Bruce, Steve Virko,
Wpozystow Bucezch. Stairway Fisher,
Turntables Christi. Sebatino Damani, Sal
vuano Daldsrante. Van Wagner Bishop,
Steve Trow. Elmer Earl Beal Benjamin.
MeinZer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-22
R||NCH 0F B|NGLES IN SEVENTH
WON FOR REDS OVER GIANT 8

NEW YORK. Aug. 2l.-The New
York Nationals lost their third
straight game here today. being beaten
bv cincinnati, 7 to &. The winning
streak nf pitcher Sallee Of New York
was broken after he had won ~
straight games.
Cincinnati won In the seventh In
ming. breaking tie score by scoring
twice on hits by kopf. Chase and Magee'
Eller pitched sensational ball after re-
licvlng Regain. striking out the size
on nine pitched balls In the ninth.
Outfirlder Robinson of the Giants
was called 10 his home in Sorfolk. Na.'
for examination for the draft army.
Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-22
MAcxMEH OVERWHELMED

CLEVELAND. -, Aug. 2l.-CleFcland
defeated Philads lHhla today. Is 10 5.
hitting pitchr: Myers 1T Will. Pltchcr
Baghy. in ADDITION :" keeping Ph'ladel-
phia's hits $cai:' red made four hits
and scored as my runs himself as
did his opponent. y large crowd was
present hsca;:.;" Of :he military crre-
monies prior u tn. contest. II being the
inauguration OF the competitive drtl'
Of the american League baseball clubs
for the purse offered by President 3. B.
Johnson who was present.
Major Raymond sheldon. I. s. ~.
who Judged the tw" competing clubs re-
ceivcd message Will" upon the field
Informing him Of his promotion 10 the
rank of lieutHnant- Colonel and direct
Ing him to report TO Camp Custer. Bat
tie Creek Mich. Prior TO doing so.
however. re will inspec, III" other
American League clubs at Detroit. on
Wednesday,. Chicago Thursday and 81.
Louis Saturday. He will make IN
criticism until he has completed his
round ut the league. Score:
r. Fl. +:
PHILADELPHIA 80. hnGnn"0tn- Is =
cleveland w n06ln4S2x--16 81 0
Myers and Schang. Haley: BaGby and
O'Neill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-22
STRAIGHT HEATS IN
EVERY RACE RUN
AT PHILADELPHIA

PfilI.A Dt.LPHlA. Aug. 21.-All three
of the races on :he second days caro-
OF the Grand Circui. race meeting at
Belmont track lotGy we're decided In
straight; heats. North Spur. Rem All aad
Bacclli taking their respective events
in handy fashion. although there wero
close finishes III the 2:l0 pace. which
furnished Il track record for an open
pacing race Of 2.t4 in the second heat.
Local intcrca: centcred In the 2:2o
trot for the Directors stake of $1,000
the entries being owned at present or
at the time Of ensry by local horsemen.
North Spur. by San francisco. a win
nor at Cleveland last Friday. owned by
Joseph Mclaughlin OF this city and
driven by Cox. won all three heats
handily.
The o:lQ pace for the Adelphia Hotel
stake OF $4,000 had only six starters.
but il was holly contested Ben All
was the tavoritc and justified the choice
by winning In straight heats. Judge
Moore. driven by Goodheart. and Game
Of Chance. driven by Cox. made The
pace In all three heats but the others
were killed off when Pitman made his
drive after passing the half and 1t was
a battle between pitman and Cox TO the
wire. two OF the three heats resulting
in whipping finishes.
In the 2:l3 trot, Bacelli always had
speed enough 10 beat out those who
challenged and he practically won his
race from wire to wire. Summary:
a:2o rrot, Directors Stake, In Heats
Purse $1,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-22
PATRIOTIC DECISION
BY JUDGE in M'GRAW
MATHEWSON CASE

NEW YORK. Aug. @l.--DrClarinG Tint
instead of being summoned into court
10 answer n charge of violating the Sun
day law. they should h. commended for
rendering service To patriotic cause.
Police Magistrate Mctouadc to-day dis
missed summnnscs against John Nc
Graw. manager of tn" New York Ma
tinnals. and Christy Mnthcwsnn mana
ger of the Cincinnati Nationals.
The baseball managers conducted n
baseball game Sunday fur which no fee
was charged. which was followed by n
concert. Ia which admission was asked,
tho proceeds going tn dependents Of n
regiment that is soon To go to France.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-22
DYING AT WESTON
State Hospital Authorities Seek Aela-
ttvea OF Annie Bogart, Innate.
Sinne 1852.

Deputy Sheriff Phil Bachman yester-
day received from the West Virginia
state hospital at Weston. a communica-
ton asking him to locate relatives Of
Miss Annie Bogart an inmate Of the
institution, who is critically i'll The
tone of the letter indicated that she Is
diving. Mr.. Bachman Is OF the opinion
that the name should be Annie Bogard
instead Of Bogart. Deputy sheriffs last
evening were trying to find traces OF her
relatives.
The woman WAS committed to the
state hospital at Weston on November
IS, 1882. and has been there constantly
all the intervening thirty-fve yeara-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-22
l3-IHNTNG TIE

BROOKLYN. n. Y, Aug. 2l.-Brook-
lvn and Pittsburgh battled II innings
to a tie today. 3 to 3. All the cX'i'e-
ment was confined to the tenth inning
when with two out Pitler singled uuu
scored with Fischer on the la''eF
home run drive to the score board.
Brooklyn tied the score again IN IT'S
half on Dauherts single. Myers Triple
his NTH hit in a row. and Stcnkei si"-
gle. Pfeffer gave way 70 plnch M
ter in the eleventh and smith hh'SheN
the game. s,.
0Isnn.s Holding featured 4 double
header will be played tomorrow. Score: