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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-31
SOLDIER GUILTY OF
MURDER; WILL HANG

HARTFORD Conn. oct. 30.-William
]. Wise OF New Britain. an enlisted
solder of the uuartcrmasier' corps AT
Fort SlOcum. New York. was round
guilty OF murder here today and SEN
fenced L. be hanged December IA at thel
e,nte rrisou III Wcthcrsficld. He killed
Mrs Anna Tnniu In New Britain 81
Scntrmh.r 70 and attempted suicide b.
cause OF jealousy.
Two other hanpin:s are to take pl
NJ Wcthcrsfield on the same night. VI
is to be hanged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-31
WESLEYAN STRENGTH
SHOWN IN THE GAMES
PLAYED THIS YEAR


BCEkHANNON. w Va. Oct. SO.-ln
spite OF the cold weather and about two
inches Of snow which covered the foot
ball a"ld here this afternoon. the Yves
tnyan nan were put through rath""
hard pritcticr. After this In" men w"Hn
given signal drill which lasted ABBOTT
forty minutes. and then sent to tie
gym. scrImmare will BE- held ton""-
r"w unless the weather conditions ar"
llO had.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-31
RrvER rELEGRAMs,

Davis Island lam 1871 feet. rising
snow.
rarkrrsburg IS feet. stationary
cloudy.
Morgantown feet. rising: cloudy.
on city Ia !"rt. rising; cloudy.
Warren 1.a feet. rising. snow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-31
BOWLING PARTY TONIGHT
FOR Y. M. INTERMEDIATES

This evening NJ tho Y. n. bowling al
ie"s 4 Halloween party will he held hy
;he association for the intermediate
members. Bowling will furnish enjoy
rlent for the evening. and at late hour
refreshments will be served This will
he the arst Of number Of affairs to BE-
held at the Z. NJ c. A. this winter for
the members. 4 program is being ar-
ranged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-31
HAcKNEYs AT HORSE SHOW.

NEW YORK. Oct. 3n.--E"c;,uSe OF ia.
war. hackncys which have not been
locked. will b. feature Of tn. annual
national horse show which will open n
Madison Square Garden November -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-31

Mrs. WILTSHIRE papers say the
ernmcn. is going 10 control eYeryt
Mr.. Willis-Well. It's going 10
an awful time with that Jones boy
dour.-Judge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-31

brazilian coal deposits in the PelXe
River valley are to he exploited by tho
government and a railroad company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-31
N.aitcr-Are SoG through with tho

finger bowl. sir"
Uncle .Insh--Through with it" I amt
begun with It yet: amt ye Gnn' Ia
bring mr no suap"-Lifc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-31

Totals .......... 315 3c4 3i1 9Sp
TohiKht-Quakers VS.. Club Stars: la
Erlie ~. Rrssenlcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-30
Gre nye Republifer?

Stocfbolm 27be MartS. = Stem.
ningel | &uslano goar mere og me.
re / Hetnine al, at oen bebite Wtaaoe
at refonitrilcre 2anoet paa og betrpg.
&c bets Sremtio bill p9re peo Spret.
teIie al ire i~eluitGnoige Hepublifer:
Rltslanb, Sinlanb og IoIen, laaIe.
oes at bper bar iuIbt og belt Selp.
fibre / inbre anli9genoer, men meb
fGlles SoriparspGien og llbenrigs.
leoelie, Der IRgses / SGnoerne pao
en- 9omit6 eller ct Gubinet, bpori alla
tire Hepublifer err reprPienterct, %
iOm ifal bare lit Srbe / Gctrpgrao.
Get bIir oItiaa poa en- MaoSe "be
6oreneoe Stater af Huslano."
en itor Gel al SGrens Sfficerer
er / Sausr al Hepublif; finn en- ne.
get lioen Gel al Sc opIpite Husiere
babe chile o. miIit9re eniter at
penoe tiIbage til oeu monarfiife
Statsiorm.
Get bar ct nsie aienbifob til oen.
ne Stcmning, iom siproe, at Stor.
'urit Ricbael negteoe at moStase
aronen, meominore ban fit Den al
Oct rusliife Solf / init @alg.
GorffGttcs paa eioe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-30
Stor SonforhoieIle.

@rocttou, Wioi3., Sen 27oc Mtort$.
SiaIgc Ell netop aiiIltttct Gpercua.
fonlit mcItcm 6obriferne3 % 6og.
forcuiugcn2 NcpruIcntunter pil ca.
10000 Observation-Disclosures | set gam.
lc &olonioiitrift, ser omidtter Strs.
oct mcllem @enmolttb o1 9tetu 9eo.
lorN, ioo ct 2enapooIrg al 10 Bro
cent lonnt halp 5ribng bucr 2srOog,
Get me S~snSrcluIdtiu trr0er
Strait ocn lite N}oi iumtioiG meb cn
tiliuarcuoe SeuaiorbgicIic, lom ollie.
rebe ior ire llgcr ilhen bIcu t~illtaoct
Observation-Disclosures NrbeiOcre
0icb Jolt ca. $4,000 grbeibcrc nil
Ben beuiIge6e &enSiorbeieIle aubrnpc
til nUr poa $5,000,000 ON 4arct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-30
HefrutterinS al Kpinoer

@aibiuaton ben 256e Wtorts. Wo.
rineminilter IauielS bar leubt ollie
aommGubanter al apitltotioncr %
AfctrittcringSoificere Sanoct rlunot
Ororc til at buerpe auin0er til attn.
eI 8icneitc / Morineu | SiIiuioc al
en- arig mco 5piflonb.
Get er lelofcIgeIia life S~eniigten
at onpenoe 0isic t~pin0eligc Nefrut'
Ter til ATTN liencite omboro pua
ariqaitibenc, men til 3ieneite / 2aub
/ Gorbiuoelle mc0 Nuit'orinoret
@robcr iuarcuOc iii "Dcoman".
alo5ien nil BIZ aipct apinoer, Tom CT
bn9ti9e til at ipIoc Stillin1er iom
Stenograier, Sontoriiter, Waltinifri.
p~erifer 0. /. Stillinger. I~cltageIie /
Gpeliesleirene, al builfc ct INITIAL er
blepet orloniicrct UNDER 6laooeliln.
ems Iltipicier. pil liaeleOc5 bli amer.
ticrot al Observation-Disclosures iont
Ell Saftor pe0 NnragelIen AZ futnocs
lige Refrlttter.
st onoet SIae5 Nrbeioe, Tom aoin.
oerne piIoe tunne uoigre, err Tom Ro-
oruteIcgroiiiter % / andre aommuni
fdtionsqrene
StIirloe al &rig piloe Gpiuoer.
lie fllnne niIsie ct tort 4ntal Mpno.
iom MI er beifipitiget / 2ano, OF
qisre Dem %oiapontbIe til oftio 5iene.
lie omboro puu fine Sfibe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-30

til Sperflob betrpftet ira lao mango
SoIo, iaalebeS c9iaa ira en- &rtfe
prioote ameritanlfe aorreiponoefttcr,
iom fslger boaoe De iranife % bri.
tilfe S9re. Ille fortrller ben lam.
me Siitorie ON en- Haabeo Iaa ubpr.
Zig, at man lieefrem teller peb at Ir.
ie Def. Sp'fe Splbnter funbc umlls
Zig bare einrt fig ifploigc / iIigt uoen
ltrenge Srorer iraoocn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-30

He'ten al grpebitionen orog ioo nj.
nere, rten Spcncer Smitb opoc ollie.
rcoc nalte Go8. &c spriac naocot
Nut Foint ocn lite WartS. Otter
ire cages SphoIo ser, paa @runo al
Ell Hem Sneitorm ~itartct Sopce. Nj,
cbdro9 % 0ilo lpr at beute Wocfiu.
toih, o1 Dc peuote tilbagc meo ham
Den tSoc WtartS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-30
OeIpis Sorbuo.

Genpcr, Colo, Den 25bc Wtorts.
Scai2lotlrcnS Gple2nina ionot SteN
ioag citcr ltror ioru0 at bare peoio,
get en- Sop ont Ne1ulcring al Spiri.
tltoio I'll primal @ru8. Sielgc Ocurc
Sou tilIobc9 oct bier 6omiIie at iuo.
fore 10 Charts @biSfep cIler 6 OTIS.
on Mooncber.
Get iorpenteS, at @iipcrner SllIi.
us @untcr bill unoertcgnc oen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-30
Oanif Deitinoien.

@a'6ington Den 25oe Worts. Zen
iormeIIe GpertogeIie al % Seisnir.
gen al Stiernebanuerct pao Dc ounif-
p%eitinoilfe Ger Ct. Sbomas. Ct.
Groir og Ct. San uenteS al bile fin'
De Steo / ben rprmeite Tremtio.
Observation-Disclosures holbcr MT puo
meo at g~iennenrgaa Ietdlicrnc /
5raftoten ON Gerne3 Salg til De
6oreneoe Stotcr / oct 2ieneo at paa,
ie, at ollie / 8roftaten iaitiotte @etin.
gelier oucrholoes ira begge Sioer.
en- al gctingelierne or, al Gpcr'
oragelien fol ite ieneIt Sen 1909 MIR.
B. a., eIlcr iaoInort Iom Siabeium'
men, S25,0O0,000 err betoIt
aiebenbapn Den 27oe Warts. Soma
GbriItian bar ubiteot Ell HrotIoma.
ton, buori ban Tiger De 0nnit. peitiu'
oiife Ger 5arpel, tafter Snobpgaer.
ne Tor oeres Sopalitet moo Wooer'
IonSet / Be ioraanene aa~rbunoreoer
o. uoialer Saabet ON en- lpftelig
5remtib Tor Dem uuoer set omeri.
fanife Sture.
Senipnet til ell nniliacnS nGr 10.
rcitaaenoe arig meb SpiflauO bar
hos BEN anteritnuife 9ieaierirg irem.
talot Gnifet ON at paaifpnoe Cper'
ta5eIien ioa mcset iom mlliJ. bpil.
Ter rimeligpiS life pil itsoe pau no.
gen Sanifeligbeoer, oa aongresien
bar beuiIget bet oulbanoIeoe 9eleb.
Get err beiIuttet. al Gerne ~iorels-
big ifal titles unoer Iarineoepartc.
mentets Surisoiftion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-30
Storivrlterne fapitrllerer.

Eetrogroo 27be Marts. - d
rusliife S~tprinriter pg S%torfpritin,
Ser % oIle Weolemmer al bet tibli.
sere feiierliee Siis bar ioae / ct ipI'
leg Telegram til Den propiloriife He'
giering life alene forlnelt % ofiici.
cit erflGret iiu Sililutning til Den
npe Singenes Srben / H~uslano, men
oeiaa fripillig o~pereipet til Staten
fine Soroegooier og fine anoelc / Oct
~Iadfalote &ronlanb, ia enooa eipct
line ipritelige Apanager tilbage til
Staten.
Zen biltoriife grfIGring lpoer ioa.
leoes:
"Storfpriternc 9ttcbplos Hicboloi.
epttcb, Gicbplos WicbaeIopitcb, aIer.
unbcr Wicbaelopitcb mteo Samilic,
Boris @labimiropitcb, Serge Wicba-
elopitcb, Georges Wicbaelopitcb %
9inlitrc Gonltantinopitcb og 6pritcr-
nc Gabriel Gonitontinppitcb, Sgor
GonItantinonitcb % Nleranoer al
Sl0enburg, ollie inipireret al &iPr-
ligbeb til lit Sporelono, ~illtter fla
belt % boloent til DC @etragtninger,
lom bar funoet llbtrpf / Storfprit
Wicboel sueranbropitcbs Sronfraii-
gelie pg ubtaler ia%n1tibig fin iaite De.
ilutning ON at bile itette ben propi-
loriife Hegierirg poa enboer mulis
Maabe.
Meb Senipn til fine apanoger ION
Weblemmer at oct feiierlige Sl,s ITO
taller Storfpriterne ben Wening, al
be iom Scl9e al benne Gambling bill
ouergaa til Statens gtenbom."
st anoet Telegram fra Getrpgrao
Iamme Sag fortpller, at Sen npe
Sin9enes Silitano Hrslano ior hper
Gag feItner fig mere og mere. Scr
Itg bar set paft Settelie, at Storfpr-
lterne officielt bar fraifrepet Tia fine
Gcttigbeoer og tiliugt BET ilpe Stprc
lin lopale Stette. Sette bar oaioo
tiloels afpGbnet De melt robifole Gle
menter, iom ollerebe bar begpnot at
bli nofIaa beirsitet.
Weloinger ira rllllot on1frina /
Sanoet blir mere pa mere optimliiti-
ife, og iaauiot iom mal, paa Bette
Sibspllnft fan osmmle berom, Ter
RuslanoS Sre1ntio lb til at bore nos
genlllnoe betrpgget.
Eetrogrnb 27be Warts. - Gn al
Den me &egiering nebiot ipeciel
aonmis lion bar beepnot en- ltnoer.
isgelle angaoenbe ulopligc Sanolin-
ger, iom 0tiniitre, 2epartementscbe.
Ter % beiere @mheosmGno UNDER set
gamle 9fegime bar eiort iig ifpIbige
|. Saaleoes er omfrine 600 Maifin.
fanoner iunbct bortejemt paa for
ifjelIiae Steoer / Eetrpsrab.
Safes bolotes ben fsrlte Sore
~ltillitg / ben itore Opera eiter Hcpo-
Iutionen. 80 Weolemmer al Iu1na-
ems Grefltiufpmitt bolbt fra = bpao
tioligere par Den feiierliee 2oee =
2oler til Soriamlingen, og GeIeao.
ter fra arheioerne og SoIoaterne tai.
te ira en- onoen 2oge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-03-30

Gertfaiics paa sios 8
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-03-09
TO LEARN OF BABIES,
ASK HARVARD BOYS
Anyway, They Put Radcliffe Girls to
Shame on the Ways an
Infant Creeps.

Prof. George E. Johnson of Har-
wards department of education asked
his class of 20 girls in Radcliffe how
many ways baby creeps. The girls,
after much thought and discussion,
could think of only two methods of
babyhood journeying.
"Why, young ladies, I asked that
same question yesterday of my class
at Harvard and they discovered no
less than seven," said Prof. Johnson.
The seven methods of creeping de-
scribed to Prof. Johns on by his Har-
ward boys follows:
They creep on all TOURS.
They hitch along, using the hips
for navigation.
Some roll along like a ship in a
stormy sea.
Some, instead of creeping forward,
creep backward. ,f.....
Some move on their hands, lifting
tttir bodies as one would on crutches.
Some move forward with hands and
feet in front, like a rabbit. .
Some put their heels in front of
them, propelling themselves along.
"This proves that these undergradu-
ates were more observant or had bet
ter memories than the girls" Prof.
Johnson says. Co.,.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-03-09

"a similar experience with these
harmless ticks upon woodland far re-
moved from cattle and confusing them
with cattle ticks have led others to
claim that it would be impossible to
eradicate the latter from infested pas
lures. However, their life histories
are not parallel, since the cattle ticks
demand the blood of cattle or equines
in order to mature, while the ear, dog,
lone star and other ticks do not. Thus,
il the fever ticks can be separated
from these animals for a definite Pc
Rod, they will die from lack of a
host.
How To Distinguish Ticks
There are eight species of ticks
which have been found on cattle in
this country. They all show the same
successive stages Of development,
namely, eggs, larvae or seed ticks,
nymps, and adult male and female
ticks. Much stress cannot be laid
upon the color of these various ticks,
as 1t changes considerably with age.
'TEXAS-FEVER, OR CATTLE
TICK. This tick may be readily dis
tinguished from the other seven ticks
by the small head. The four pairs of
legs on mature ticks are brown, mod
erately long, and very slender. The
body is oblong oval in shape and the
color varies from a dull yellow to an
olive brown.
"CASTOR-BEAN TICK. The body
of this tick resembles in shape that
of an egg plant, and it takes its
name from its similarity to the bean
OF the castor-oil plant. Two stout and
well developed feelers may be seen
extending outward on each side of the
head. This tick has been collected
from cattle, goats, horses, deer, dogs
cats, foxes, rabbits, birds and man.
NET TICK The body of the adult
female tick is oblong oval. five-eights
inch long, and Of deep brown or
slate color. 1t has four pairs of legs
of moderate length. Besides the
grooves that are located like those
in the cattle tick, there is mar
ginal groove extending around the
body Just inside the border. The net
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-03-09

tick has been found on man, cattle,
horses, sheep and deer.
AMERICAN DOG TICK; also call
ed wood tick. This tick resembles the
net tick SO closely that hand lens
must be used to distinguish between
them. However, it can be readily
known from the Texas-fever tick by
the fact that the so-called head parts
are longer and broader. This tick has
been found on man, cattle, dogs,
horses, rabbits and panthers, and has
been collected in woods and on
uncultivated lands in many sections
of the country, especially in eastern
United States. .*
LONE STAR TICK. The body Of
this tick is oblong oval and of yell
lowish gray or brown color. The red
dish-brown area at the front Of the tick
is composed of the head and head
shield The latter extends backward
a short distance to form a triangle,
in the apex of which is a white or
metallic yellow spot, from which it
derives its name, Lone Star The
mature female may reach one-half
AuNA AL lCA6IA anu las loul pail . Va
long, thin legs. This tick has been
found on cattle, dogs, horses. sheep.
goats, hogs and man.
EAR TICK. The shape Of this
tick is similar to that of the body
of violin. 1t is nearly twice as long
as broad, rounded at both ends, and
slightly CONSTRUCTED in the middle.
Found in the ears of cattle, horses
and other animals.
CHICKEN TICK. In shape and
appearance this tick is like an en-.
larged red bug. The head is so com
pletely covered by the body that it
cannot be seen from the back. Sci
dom found on cattle, but frequently on
chickens, turkeys and other birds in
the South.
EUROPEAN DOG TICK. The
feelers are longer and more promi
nent than in the cattle tick, but not
so long as in the castor-bean tick
This tick has been collected from
dogs, cattle, sheep, foxes, rabbits
squirrels, gophers. cats, birds, man
and other hosts in eastern United
States.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-03-09
FREE OF CHARGE.

Why suffer with indigestion, dyspep-
STA, torpid liver, constipation, sour
stomach, coming-up-of- flood after-eat-
ing, etc., when you can get sample
bottle of Green's August Flower free
at Old Reliable drug store? This med
icjne has remarkable curative proper
ties, and has demonstrated its eficien-
cy by fifty years Of success. Head
aches are often caused by disordered
stomach.
August Flower is put up in 25 and
rs cent bottles. For sale by all dealers
in civilized countries. Old Reliable
drug store.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-03-09
china's Sugar Palm.

In the southern parts of French Indo-
China the natives obtain both food and
4 certain kind of wine from the sugar
palm. Several varieties of this palm
are exploited by the natives. The tree
attains height of fully twenty feet.
but cannot he tapped to any advantage
until it is fiftv or sixty years of age.
when it begins to flower The flowers.
which generally appear at the end of
branches. are cut open. and the sap
which exudes is collected in little bam-
100 cups Sometimes a single flower
Will produce quart and half of sap
laily for a month, but the average is
about quart each day per tree dur
ing the four or five months of in
tlOrescence.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-03-09
RABBITS, COONS and GoPHERs
DO NOT CARRY CATTLE TICKS

rabbits gophe and other
animals another addition the cattle in
from the
ticks do
on any except CATTLE and mules
United Agriculture
has the following abaut
argument against the relation Of ticks Texas
which exists with reference
to
their experience has not
ticks with of ticks which
concerned
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-03-09
Who Owns That Dog?

In court case in Duluth, Mimi,
oyer the ownership of a dog Barney
Madden said the dog belonged to him
and was named Emo, while Mrs. ,Kath-
ryn Maloney claimed the dog and that
his name was Gyp. The dog answered
readily when he was called Emo by
Mr.. Madden or Gyp by Mrs. Maloney.
After the trial had gone four days and
cost the city $601 the jury debated six
hours and then disagreed.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-03-09
Looking Forward

He-What makes you think Miss
Sweetthing is going to be marrieis
Shelter extraordinary efforts to Il
nice to everybody she knows from
whom she could possibly expect nras
ent--Richmond Times-Dispatch..
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-03-09
Mobile Plant Expands

Mobile, Ala, March 8.-The Alaba-
ma Drydocks and Shipbuilding Co. has
increased it's capital stock from $780,
600 to 100000. The additional mon
ey was used to purchase the plant of
the Gulf City Boiler Works.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-03-09
EDUCATiON.

Try to acquire the proper kind
of education. Learning is not
education. q man may possess
a vast amount of learning and
yet be a fool. Mere information
is not education. To know how
to make the right use of infor-
nation is the only education
worthy of the name. The en-
cycIopedia is packed with all the
scientific and literary facts of
the world, but it cannot use one
of them.-Bruce Calvert.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-03-09
A junction City Youngster.

Although he is past eighty-two years
Of age, T. NJ. Templeton is city treas
urer of Junction City, Kan, In addi-
ton, he runs real estate and insur-
ance Office. He is in his Office at
o'clock in the morning and remains
until 6 each evening. Mr.. Templeton
drives his own automobile, which he
learned to run after he was eighty
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-03-09

500 Ladies wanted, to call and see
all the latest and best prices in Tar
pom of spring and summer hats; sun
hats at your own price; old hats re-
shaped and retrimmed. Years of ex-
perience in Millinery work. Space
leased in 5 and 10 cent store. Mrs.
Robert Gray. 3-3-7t.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-03-09
A Real Jofner.

els your husband an altruist?"
II don't,think So" replied young Mrs.
Torkins, "and I almost hope nobody
asks him to join. Charley has so many
uniforms now that can hardly take
care Of them. Washington Star.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-03-09
CLASSIFIED COLUMN

REAL ESTATE for sale by owner.
Improved and unimproved city and
suburban property. Acreage near
Wall Springs, on Anclote river, and
Lake Butler. BARGAINS. See me
before you buy. G. E. Noblit, Tarpon
Springs, FLORIDA.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-03-09
For Sale at a BARGAIN.

'0H@1e s@V q 1otIH
Two lots adjoining Zone corner
lct), on brick pavement, 3 blocks from
postoffice, l block from bayou, 2
blocks from Tarpon Inn. For terms
write Box 344, City. 3-9-1W.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-03-09
BOOKKEEPING BY THE HOUR.

You pay only for the time you need
me, saving expense of steady book
keeper. Long experience in business
management, bookkeeping, typewrit,
ing, correspondence. Contracts and
agreemnts drawn up on short notice.
Alfred Evenden, P. o. Box I'll, Phone
150-L. 2-20-6tp.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-03-09

FOR RENT-My residence on Divis-
ion street, 6 rooms, bath and sleeping
porch. $1,000 per month. w. C. Lit
tell. Sat-Tues.-tf.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-03-09

Every American boy is president
i'll the making, but darned few ever
get out of the in.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-03-09

Spade up the back yard, but save the
worms. They may be in demand be-
fore the summer is over.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-03-09

FOR SALE-Good lot on Bayshore
drive Tampa, Fla. Inquire Tarpon
JewelrS Store. 3-5-tf.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1917-03-09

FOR RENT Three large airy bed
rooms, double beds, bath, electric
lights, telephone, reasonable. Phone
Mrs. A. Kaminis, 54-A. 2-23-tf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-24
CRACK AKRON FIVE
HERE this evening

Tho game this evening between me
local Y. VI. {. y. basketball team ana IN"
squad representing the Municipal IN
versity OF Akron. gives promise or Ue-
ing the hottest game played THIS year
on the y. NJ floor. for the Akron team
is coming to this city with Z better rep
utation than any team that has ye! up
pearcd here this year. ACCORDING W
the latest reports coming from Akron.
the Municipal University had won zen
out of eleven games and although hay
ing lost one contest. stu has an e&cei-
lent chance of landing The ONO con-
ference Championship When 2 team
can win ten out OF eleven contests. ana
win all road games, which amounted 10
seven in this case. II must De Soiilc
team and it will keep the loca! boys
stepping lively to add another game 10
their long list.
Il IS understood that the Students
team Of the Y. VI. will put on Il prciiinl-
nary with Martins Ferry team. Ihose
that have seen the Students perform
this year. speak very highly O. inc
Youngsters and predict a bright IutuFe
for this squad il they stick together.
Tickets may still he secured at Rol-
TOMS Cigar Stand. y. W. {. y. ana the
Y NJ C.. 4.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-24
HAD BILL BEEN PASSED. WHEEL
ING WOULD HAVE BEEN
GREAT BOXING CENTER.
Local Sports Regret Action OF Hi9her
Body of State attn
cred by Delegate Otto.

News of the defeat Of the Otto box
ing bill by the Senate late yesterday
afternoon was received BY local sports
last night with much regret and sur
prise. For the past several weeks
since. its introduction IN the House or
Delegates by Delegate Otto. :oG TINS
county. much interest has been mani
tested in its journey through the hands
of the lawmakers, and its passage was
almost assured. Without doubt. had
the bill been passed by the Senate
Wheeling would have become one OF
the greatest boxing centerS Oh thlS SCI
ton outside Of Columbus.
1t was demonstrated hero SNORT
time ago that the matches could be
carried out according TO the rules OF
a boxing commission. which would
have been created through us enact
ment. Three bouts IN which Wheeling
boys featured composed the program