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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-24

KANSAS CITY. Nov, 81 2i.--CATTLE-Rccepts
3uO head Market dull and weak,
HOGS--ReCcpts, 1000 head. Market STEADY
TO Sc lower.
SHEEP-None.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-24

SOUTH OMAHA, Nov i.-HOGS-Rcceipts.
5000 head Market be lower.
CATTi.E--Receipts. 200 head. Market steady.
SHEEP--ReCcipts, 500 head. Market STEADY.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-24

Extra fsr Nssk(s 1IAns6o ~
BOSTON. Nov sl.-lfh> Nashu9 ~
featuring Company has declared ! ru1
extra dividend OF $40. both payable a.
cember ! to stock Of record November u
Six months ago an extra OF S. was po1
in addition TO the usual s25 payment.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-24
POULTRY

llNE-Thc market was uuict and without
innorfant change. Quotations: Fowls, ~ q"
not l"ghorus according tG quality, lH"?GG.
Whit LcEhUrne, 100 2Uc. ducks. Hykin, 2lW
&c; DO, Indian Runner. 20n @2c; turkeys. 10
we: E'ysc, =" "a 2ic. Euiu""s. young, r"r rdlr,
Weighing ~ n = IhS. Hpirrr onc. smaller SiI"S,
20" Sn"; guinoas Old. per pair. GufrG5"; pigeons.
20 n 9@c
DHESSED--Tho market ruI.l firm ON fine
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REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

Inc market rulod firm on "a basis
Tor extra fine grdnulatcd.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-24

+. TYLER. Charm
JAMES NJ. WILCOX
WILLIAM dc kRAFFT
FRANK q. ROGERS
GEORGE X. JOHNSON
JOSEPH r.. WlDENER
HARRY a. BERWIND
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Constant Itching AL
most Unbeatable.

Only those afflicted with Eczema,
with its terrifying irritation and cease
less itching know what constant tor
lure this disease can cause. The dis
ease appears in different ways, some
times with a reddening and irritation
OF the skin. sometimes in the form ot
bisters. Other cases Of Eczema take
the form Of Il dry, Scaly condition or
the skin that cracks and pecls. hut
no matter in what form the disease ap-
pears. il is source Of constant 1lery
Irritation that is well-nigh unbearable.
Eczema is very often considered a
skin disease. This is natural mis-
take. as il attacks the skin and IT Is
through the skin that it causes. 50
much discomfort and suffering But
The real seat Of the disease Is the
blood. The germs Of Eczema are IN
the blood, and the irritated and diseas-
ed condition of the skin is the result
Of the germs trying 10 break out or the
system. BEYOND the use OF antlsepl1cS
10 promote cleanliness. there Is no 10
cal treatment that will accomplish a
Drrnlanenr. cure OF this disease. And
those who have been relying altogeth-
or upon salves, soaps. ointments ana
other local applications TO the skin
will find that no permanent good Viii
come from such treatment ny itself.
Read how Basil VI. Lanneau, who re-
sides on Confederate Avenue. IN At
lanta. Ga. found relief from his terri
fving disease. after all local treatment
bad failed. Fle writes:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22
MANY YOUTHS
IN ATHLETICS

Taking everything INTO consideration:
athletirS since III" lose OF the iootoai'
season in inc Wheeling district haze
been anything but successful. Follow
ers OF all sport mere have attempted 10
manifest al Interest but tn" Efforts o.
the teanIs. generally speaking. have been
so miserable that II was almost inlpoS-
sibl., 80 b"ro,Ic enthusiasts.
The rnpidity with which students are
S.ct through lE.. schools tCtiar IL Or or
the principal -"aSonS advanced by many
for this inIerrr grade =: sport. Young
STEERS still Ici;n2 IN their ;""nS. vain 10
eXpcricnr., whatever III any department.
Of athletics. hav" crowded tn" schools
during thu past year. and all inH large
bows that have lnad" POPULATIONS Ill
sport have been graduated.
Wheeling High schools football seq
son was successful. This was due 20 ehe
fact that the squad was composed OF
sturdy youth. They take little or no in
,ercsi in anE Other sport. Next gear $
football team will be on" OF the lishteSt
thar has represented Wheeling in many
wears Seven members OF the 1915
SQUAD are 10 ne graduated this spring.
rnccsSitatiug tia development OF Nrac-
,fca!ly IN entire now squad FOR the 1871
season Linsly'S football season. which
was not the ie&S, encouraging. was tn"
result Of light and inexperienced ma
tcrial.
rams ar. hoping that tho sports mex;
Gar. willis participated IN hE YOUTH:
viii furnish the thrills Of old. ard
though li:,:,:. w;,t compete successfully
with other teams or the state. even
rhou sh these opponents are heavier.
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Alexander Has Best
Average of Hurlers
In Major Leagues

Grover Cleveland Ai"EaHu"r, The won
der uii,L,r ~ the Pullii"S. leads az
other twi:!rr> IA both thu National aGti
Ainnri.nu l.,.GU" ia ~" percentage D,
games won :tI.:JnE ihoS' h" l;LE" STOOD
on the liriug IN" IN :" ar more games;
lGs prrc"ntayr "f Victories I'r 10"
:,nrrr&. his major league life. is rs
Seven pitchers Sh"w The WA! to NirTI
anrrr in winning percentage. hu' az
seven have pitched in less than 'V
games. slim Love Of tn" Yankees anu
NInrlsrltr Of The Giants HAY" never been
beaten in their major league life. bu'
the former has Won only three games
and tue. latter 0nl? two.
Frrdr Srhupp Of the Giants mas the
h;rh ncr,rntag. 81 - with 10 games
won and only i lost whit" Silor" ana
Ruth. who did 81 murh 10 carry Inc
i'rsipu I;.d Sos Ia an American League
n-nnant last y..ar. EaV" computed an
= ycraGr Of .er1 and 500. rr$r"ctvrlI.,
t'hri:sty MalicwSJn stands twrliih on
ij.. list with the really remarkable per
,.rnlage Of iGS over a'.innS stretch OF
years He has won ~ games ami lost
IS?.
Eddie Flank 81 long with tho Ath-
l.,icS * no: far behind Nasty with a
mark Of &C., wmrir Waiter Johnson OF
the Washington &"Tal" - comparative"
Is speaking Il luriS way behind with
rcrrcntagc Of .6b2.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22
CAPITAL NEWS

CHARLESTON. IS. Va. March 21.--A
called meeting Of the sta;" board oi
regents is in progress here. Time Of the
forenoon session was taken up with
hearing representatives "t Marshall col
l"Cc. Uf Huntington. among whom was
President -. y. W"nlcy. E'reSIdent
Frank T. Trutt"r and others from West
VirSima University We're heard IN the
afternoon session
'rh" purpose OF Inc meeting is 10 nm
ish all wUrii of III" board possible he
for. he regular annual meeting. nnd
make the necessary assignment NJ
l.tri,rrS al IL" various institutions, sv-
ucryiscd hy tho board. The members
pr0srnI are stat" superintendent NJ.
j. Shawk"y. Colonel Ear ". QElehaH
81 Wheeling. Noah C. KERN or l3ikinS;
tho new member: George :. i-aid!ey W
Charleston. ,,
Joseph NJ. Murphy. ia" Parkersh"Ts
member. is il! NJ his homo.
Th" regents called on ';"vcrnor Torn,
wnil toIny. making their FIRST official
,.Til on the executive. AZ IN" request
~ IL. ruyrrnrr Colonel nClnhy re-
,u;,i,r.,. f"r :om" tim" detailing ini"rma-
ton ai"m: agricultural prospects III
N'.,., (-Irriuin
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CHARTERS ISSUED

CHARLESTON. ". Va. March q
! ,'.rii,ir:u"s nr Incorporation haE" been
i.,.,Ir,I in Srrr",nr$ "C STAT" II. q.
yn,,u- "a the following No" CONFORMS
u.r.,.h will "rora'" Tnd"r n" Laws OF
w., Virginia:
r'yir"lr l:un coal Company: Of IrinGte'
tn nrrrar" in Portland dtstrltt. PRESTON
.n,iniy: authorized capital S3.non: IN,
rnrnnrainrs Richard l.. Fcll"r. iSusSrll
l.. Morris. L. h. &"anens. Ethel Ihnter
i:rIi.r and Nuh"l .. McEormich, oil OF
MorElntown.
chase Gas"lin" company. OF sisters
,iIlr. 30 build and otherwise ACQUIRE
,,,soliu, plants in Oklahoma and else
wh.r. in the United Siat"s: anthori2c.l
! cnriial $50 900: inCorp"rai"r$ Joseph
Uriay. j. j. Mckay. l.. Hr"adwut"r X
4 Eroadwnter and ". q. Maxwell. all
OF SiStrrGHIlIe.
Er%an; Undertaking company, or Lo-
gan: authorized capital $4,000; inrorp-
orators e. = Bryant. f. Bruce Harris
T. N. Bradley K. r. Buskirk and Alice
! BRYANT. all of Logan.
i;lueticId Brick and Tilo company. or
'lurflcId: 10 manufacture all kinds or
rrrir.nwarc in Mercer county; author
I'D ranital $4,000: incorporators
charles +: Mustard. ". l.. Mustard. -
< p,rncnhcrfcr. n. F.; nnuSlas and r..
T. Parrish. All or Rlurfeld.
Rcury-Ncw River Land company. or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22
WeI|sburg Wants To
Play Cathedral Five

ScC,.si Dispatch To tho intelligence a.
wELLSBURG, W. Va. March ~
Coach Merrells OF tho N'cllsburG. high
school basketball team is ncgotiatnG;
with Coach Thorncr OF the Cathedral
high school for II series of three games
Of basketball, one to be played here,
be played on q neutral floor. These two
teams are evenly ;natchsd and Sa ,bn
nusi state tournament held in Buck
harmon. when they eliminated Fairmont
and played Charleston TO StHnd*illl.
Coach Merrells believes that his team
can defeat Cathedral and Coach Thoner
Is Of the same opinion regarding his
team. should these two teams come to-
gcther some high class basketball VIII
result
1t is not probable that the series men
toned in the above telegram WIN be ar
ranged, for at meeting in the Cathc-
drai High school yesterday, 1t was the
unanimous opinion that the season
"a have been played this week with the
Moundsvlle tossers was cancelled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22
SKIN ABLAzE.
WITH ECZEMA

IT suffered with T. most agErA-
waited case of Eczema, tho itching
being 80 severe that. I could not
sleep. l used thirteen pounds OF
ointment, tried nearly saa ;vsry skin IN
two skin specialists. ! am now con-
WINGED that Eczema 10 nothing but
blood trouble, for after taking sev-
eral bottles OF S. S. s.. I am entirely
cured"
Years OF untold suffering can be
iavoided il the real cause Of disease
can be definitely determined, and the
proper method Of treatment employed.
Hence those afflicted with Eczema
will continue to suffer as, long as they
consider the disease condition OF the
skim and rely solely upon local appi-
cations Of salTes, ointments and SINH
lar remedies. If you really want to be
cured you must realize that the dis
ease is in the blood, and you can eI-
pect relief only from treatment that 1s
directed toward cleansing the blood
Of The disease germs. This is why
S. s. S. Is so successful N the treat
ment of Eczema and all other diseases
Of the blood; because 1t. acts as an
antidote to any impurity that dnds
Judgment in the blood. Being purely
vegetable and guaranteed not to con.
tain a particle OF mineral substance.
liz IS an exceptionally fine tonic. and
besides eliminating from the blood ell
traces Of impurity. it builds Up and
strengthens the entire system at tho
same time.
We invite everyone afflicted with
Eczema, or other blood or skin dis
ease, TO write our medical department
for advice, which Is gladly given with
out charge. Full instructions as 70
how to treat your own Individual case
will be gladly furnished by our chief
medical adviser, who is an expert on
these diseases. Address Swift Specific
Co, 90 Swift Laboratory. Atlanta, Ga
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22
PITTSBURGH COLLEGIANS
WERE HERE YESTERDAY

Richard Guy. sporting edito" Of the
Pittsburgh GaZ"ttc-T!m"s and manager
of the Pittsburgh Cull"gians, a fast
baseball team. and Manager j. +. Null
laney Of the Martins Ferry Athletics.
completed arrangements III This city
Yesterday afternoon for 4 game which
will be staged on Saturday afternoon
May 18th. "a l."agEc park.
In compan" with Mg. Guy. was ROB-
crt Peck. Ni-Amcrican football center.
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Oily r. ". Shulnaker.)

EIcKIANNQN. W. Va. March IL
In naming the abov" first. second ana
third All West Virginia Scholastic" Elves.
[ have made nS selections upon the
merit OF the work OF the players in the
tournament coupled with tn" service
that th.. star playars over the state have
rendered 20 heir teams This season.
There are . few men who put IN L bril-
liant game in the tournament hut WHO
were not Of any great serric" TO the re-
Snectfv. t"an.s throughout the year.
There will probably he littIe questioning
over ths selections for tho first five that
l have nanrd. 'NiSEemeyer. Stark ana
Alisman arc the most brilliant high
school men that ;he state has ever pro-
dured. Knight is g. phenomenal actor
upon The tlon- ~ times and his good
work throughout tho season and the
tournament as we'll will decidedly gives
hin! L place on The mystical tive. Ale
man IS the b.st sticking guard OF the
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and several other star athletes OF PITTS
hurEh They played basketball with the
Cambridge Independents ~ Cambridge
last night. and stopped Off in this cit!
while fnroute To- the phin town.
Every baseball fan or ;hlS ricinit!
knows OF the raIibre displayed by Pitts
burgh CoIlsCian teams i'll IA" past
They arc noted FOE ;hrtr clean Sports
mAuShip.
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The Martins Ferry Midget basket.
ball team has been the sensation OF
this season in local amateur circles.
Composed of mere kids and an exper-
fenced Martins Ferry Hi star. the
Midgets have gone through a hard
schedule, winning l6 out OF II games,
Included in their schedule were. some
Of the best amateur teams in this sec
ton. the Wheeling Hi Scrubs. Steu-
benrille y. VI. G.. A. team, Linsly Sec
onds, Y. VI. C. A. Student team, ST.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22
WILL BE BUSY FEDERAL
SESSION OF GRAND JURY
Over Fifty Alleged Liquor selling Vto-
latton Cases to Be IN
vestiFatod.

According TO advanced information.
The May term OF United States court
here promises TO be a busy one for the
grand jury. so far as alleged violntors
of the federal liquor law is concerned
There will be fully n half-hundred cases
OF persons in this district to answer to
the chargr Of selling intoXicants without
q government license. There are sew
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22
FINAL PRACTICE

Wheeling High school girls and bog
haskctball teams arc in final practice
this week for games during the week
md which will close the i9l6-l"l7 sea-
SON. Friday tight the Gold aud BIN.
boys team will plaE in Rclinlr" and
viii close the season Monday night with
game with the Martins Ferry High
school at Martins Ferry.
The girls will draw tho curtain al,
the floor sport. Saturday night. when
th"v rr:v tho Bcllairo High $rh""l in
tho local gym.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22
BELLA|RE TAKES
L|NSLYS FINALE.
Gee. that's a rotten referee.
Foul on LinSly for holding"

And Referee Boyce permitted Bell
are To try Il tree throw in tha last
half OF The Bcllairc-Linsly game ~
the ArmVry last night that Tied the
score.
The crowd settled down IN tense sill
ence as the ball WAS tossed up IT
confer. After clever pass work from
kofnpar.. center. to Il Bei!airc forward.
and Black fan smiled, all the while
chewing con:'nuousIy on wad OF ElH'.
After playing the visitors off their
fect nearly the entire game. tho i.insiy
institute tossGfs relaxed in their ct
forts and were beaten in the final game
o.! the season. A. 10 81.
The first period o. the game was
played with both teams on edge con-
iinuously, the half ending with the
score - TO /. in favor or Bcloire.
RuSSclrS and SUro"hman's brilliant
pass work III the tTst half easily won
them the Individual honors OF The
game. while the work Of Wagner and
Cu!bcrtSOu of the visiting tive. brought
fans for Linsly and Beliaire to their
feet in admiration.
The preliminary between the second
teams OF BeiIutre and Liusly was won
by the latter. - t. -. only after I,
1erc: struggle. This gam" WAS even
better than the game between Ike first
teams The score at the end WAS IL
tie and after the extra hYc minute per
iod Il still VAS even. ltay until a
basket was Gagged was determined,
Lnsly winning after fully three min
utes OF hard work.
Eoyce's work as rcfcreo despite the
objections OF the irate Bclihre rooirrS.
was commendatory.
The lineup:
8ellaire-42 Iinsly-27
Wagner, IF. Menkcmiller. RI.
Culherston. f...........Sr oehman. =.
Kompart. c..........-.....;. Reid' {.
rn.,;'r ~ -. RUSSELL re-
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Clairsyille Hi Seconds and number
Of other fast floor fves.
The Midgets are at present engaged
in series Of three games with the
fast Agoga team Of the. Martins Ferry
Baptist church. which has met and de-
feated high class teams in this vicin-
ity. The series is for the amateur
championship Of this section, and each
team has won game. The deciding
contest will be played next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22
SEVEN

eral such alleged viqlGtors from tho
Grafton and Fairmont" sections. but =
majority Of them are Of the Wheeling
district. Other places, including Sis
tersvilIe, New MartinsHlle, Mannington
and Cameron will have ;about three each.
One woman Of this city will also DO
among the alleged bootleggers or SPEAK
easy operators. With few exceptions al
the alleged violators are out on bond.
having waived preliminary hearing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22
GAME CALLED OFF.

Sp<ciat u. spatch to the ln;e!nEen'cr:
RICHMOND. Va. March "l.-BecauSe
OF haa!? rains and 4 very muddy llelo
Tho baseball game scheduled 10 be play
cd this AFTERNOON between West Virginia
Wesleyan and Randolph Macon. at Ash
land. Va. was called off.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22

Charleston: authorized capital Sloo, 600:
to deal in coal and timber lands and coal
mines; lncorporators r. c. Beury, John
\. Thayer, J.. II. Mcneil, 4. d. guthrie
and e 4. Reid, oil Of Charleston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22
DAVE SAYS
Top liners in
SPRING TOP COATS

Recently brought on from
the eastern manufacturing
centers. They are in every
smart design and fabric,
brimful of snap and shapli-
ness and style, irreproacha-
bic in fit and finish.
Thoroughbreds: cry
one Of Observation-Disclosures
by the ease, grace and spirit
ed air that characteriZes all
Kraus Quality Garments.
Priced from $500 to
$4,000.
Weather for today: Fair.
A4L
">EeE~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22
RIG DAMAGE SUIT UP.

PEILADELpHlA. March 2l.--TrlaI q
the $500. 400 damage suit Of the Balti-
more baseball club of tho dcfunct Fed,
eral League against organized baseball
Tho United States district court here
todar. The suit is brought under the
Sherman antitrust law and the Clayton
amendment 10 it.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22
N|GGFMEYER SELECTED IN ALL
STATE BASKET BALL QUINT ETTE

FIRST Team
Knight, Of Fatrmont.
Ntggensyer, OF Cathedral.
Crawford, Of Parkersburg.
STARK, Of Charleston
Alleman, Of ParterSburg.
Second Team.
Bell, Of Par1ersburg.
Parker, Of Bucfhannon.
steele, Of Ruckhannon-
White, Of Charleston
DeTore, Of Parkersburg.
Third Team.
Martin, Of Charleston
Nebert, Of Marttusburg.
Ktger, Of Magnolia.
Hawkins. Of Fatrmont.
Keough. Of Magnolia.
First Team Captetn--Crawford.
Foul Shooter-Stark.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22
SWEATERS AWARDED

Football men OF the Wheeling high
school OF the 1915 season wA-n award
ed sweaters yesterday morning. They
are Gold and Blue with a large W
The presentation was made b. frof. Fl,
r. Johns. principal Of the high Schoi
during chapel and vas not marked oy
any special program. The following
are the letter men: L Wagner. G.
WAGNER Stobbs. Plunmer. Cotton.
Nobel Simpson. Morgan. ArchibaldC
Raper and Jones. Captain Robert Lee
Ritz deceased was a letter man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22
rrcyER RELEASED.

PITTSBTRGEIT. March "i.-Barney
Dreyfuss. president OF the Pittsburgh
National League baseball! club. an
nounced today that Barney Duny, a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22

How fast can this car go?"
Sixty miles an hour"
Thank you That will relieve me
Of the necessity of trying to find out
its maximum speed for mysef."-De-
troit Free Press.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22
THIRD OHIO couN6

Ell PASO. Texas. March 21.-The
Third Ohio infantry left here today for
Fort Riley. Kansas. for rehabilitation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22
FRANKLIN COLLEGE GIRLS
DEFEAT BRIDGEPORT TEAM

In q game in which the Bridgeport
Righ school girls showed 4 wonderful
Improvement. they were beaten by the
Franklin College scxtettc. last night
in the g W. {. y. gymnasium. @a-i'.
The lineup:
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MORE CHANGES
AMONG LEADERS


GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, March @i.--
Two Detroit men. Henry Miller and
Charles S!eglcr. featured III" plays III
The Am"ric.,u Bowling congress tourna-
mcnt here to-day. Miller. with l.!i|.
displaced Henry Edwards. Of Buffalo.
from the leadership i'll the all events.
while Sicglrr. scoring 6Sl by brilliant
work in tn" singles. went into third
place In that class.
Si"gier lost the honor Of diS!oging
otto !tallusch m the singles when on his
last shot he missed a strike hv one pin.
He had seven strikes in the second game
and four III The last.
G. \. Chamberlain. Of Chattanooga,
scored G45 and Arthur Ward. OF Detroit.
and w Freeman. of L~@:ngton, each Oil
Tor other high marks Of the day in sin
giles Bark brothers. OF Chicago, stIii
lead IN The five men event. with ".nb J..
Met aughnn and FeaChcE. OF Indiana
polls with i.Jl+. remain ~ the head nt
the TWO man event and hiln kallE%rh.
Of Rochester. leads the singles with Gus.
STANDINGS:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-22
MASONIC DUCK PIN LEAGUE.

T0niChf--I ."O. T.7!T''TI'' : y. TT'TTFT-T =
80. Standards y. iNHh stars. ".nn
r'nrtIrcuiial " Norman %r.Ctnia- ?."".
nar.iwar" vs.. GuIl"gs.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-26

pears. In six weeks this vine covers
the whole place closer than a second
mortgage. 1t will climb over the gar
age and rip up drainage pipes on the
other side. 1t will sneak into your
basement window and lay little
squashes In the furnace 1t will creep
into flower or vegetable beds and
wiring the necks of everything there
in. 1t will climb trees and rob birds
nests. 1t loves to cling along wooden
fences and 'r6t' them down in one sea-
son. '''t'' 81
True, this vine bears a multitude
of little chayOtes, and even the roots
are eaten by starved greasers when
they've consumed all the grass that s
available. Cut those little squashes
up fine, add red peppers. wads of gar
lie and something to eat, stew for an
hour, and you have a dish to put on
the table until you get through. Con-
sidering labor, fuel and blaspllemy,
anybody who goes after chayote as
cheap and palatable food is sure
headed towards anguish of soul.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-26
NO, THANK YOU!

In kindly leading us up to the
trough of cheap foods. such as "pov-
erty SOUP dogfish saute, alfalfa and
such, ellison Gardner, our Washington
correspondent, particularly outlines
for us the beauties of the chayote.
and here's where we have to quarrel
with Gibson. The chayote is not a
new kind of winter vegetable, cannot
be produced cheaply and it has never
yet been cooked to successfully COM
pare with ordinary boiled or fricaseed
lawn grass, in our experience. To
be sure, as Brother Gardner says, it
"can be creamed, picked or made into
salad. 1t sure can. So can Canadian
thistles or the good old-fashioned net
tie bush.
The chayote comes into America
from Mexico, looking like a squash.
You put the whole squash in the
ground and pretty soon . vine aH