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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-11
Furs Have Been Rapidly Ad-
vancing In Price and the
Sale Prices Quoted Be-
low Represent But
HALF THEIR PRESENT
WORTH

THE MARK. DOWNS IN MUFFS
s4.9s Natural coney Muffs at 1914
s14.75 Black Narobia Mun at $500
5000 Jap Mink Muff at $500
$3.50 Black Persian Muff at $500
$3.50 White Iceland Fox Muff at s6.25
s'''' "a'"0' NUM- N0''"sF' color a se.sa
$500 Blended Muskrat Muff at $500
$1,000 Electric Seal MuH at $500
$1,000 Beaver Mur at $500
5000 Coon Muff at sa1.75
$3.50 Black Lynx Muff at $500
5000 Black Lynx Muff at $4,000
VERY SPECIAL.
Handsome $3.50 Black Narobla Muffs at
s4.97
Handsome s6.es Black Narobia Murs at
s5a4
Handsome $3.50 Black NarobIa Muns a.
se.ss
Handsome se.es Black Narobia Mutfs at
s7.4s
Handsome sioes Black NarobIa Murs at
THE MARK.DoWNs IN NEcKPIEcEs
$1,000 Blue Wolf Neckpieces at s1e5
Four s4.es Black Narobia Neckpleces at
s3.4e
$3.50 White Iceland Fox NeckpIeces at
$3.50 Brown Marmot Neckplece at
s4.o5
$3.50 Black Coyote Neckpiece at s4.e5
st2.os White Iceland Fox Neckpiece at
S6.io
s12.es Coon NeckpIece at 1914
$500 Coon Neckplece at sff.25
$3.50 and. $1,000 Isabella Fox Animal
| Scarfs at $500
49, $500
$500 Handsome Coon NeckpIece at
sfs,75
$500 Handsome Mink Stole at $1,000
TWO BEAUTIFUL SETS REDUCED
$3.50 Beaver Set muH and Neckpiece for
| only 1897
$1,000 Red Fox Set, mun and neckpiece
for only $3.50
cHILDREN'S FuRS
ALL REDUCED
Three $50 and sf.75 coney Sets in gray
| and brown Sale Price 75c
$3.50 Chiidren's White Set
Sale Price sf.25
$3.50 Chldren's White Sets
Sale Price s1.75
1898 chIdrens White Sets
Sale Price sf.se
s4.es chIIdren's Tiger Set
Sale Price s2.4s
s1.es Chiid's White Mur Sale Price eec
s2.es chlId's Brown coney Muff
Sale Price si.4e
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-11

Lot OF $50 Heavy Angora SWe aters,
beautiful heavy sweater. all WOOL very
warm. in rose. copenhagen tan and
mixtures
In the Sale at One Half Price s3.75
One S6.98 Heavy White Sweater
At Only ST.
copenhagen blues. five We're Sc. 90, three
were $49S, three were S59S
All Reduced to Only S2.4o
Five $3.50 Wool Sweaters, gray three
sizes IS, white. one size 81
Sale Price ST .e5
Small Lot Women's $50 Sleeveless An
CORA Vests to wear under coats
Sale Price CSC
Lot of Pink and Blue crocheted Easel
majors, only 15c
All Women's Knit Wool and Aneora
Scarfs OneThird Less
Two Choice $3.50 Skating Sets, consist
ing of sweater, cap and scarf to match
one green and white-one copenha-
gen and white
One Half Price, only 1875
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-11
Children's Winter Hats
and Caps

Infants Corduroy Caps and sonnets.
were soc and CSC
Choice In the Sale, 25c
Boys and Girls SOC Black Plush Hats
One-Haf Price, 25c
II Velvet and Corduroy Hats for ages s
to 10 years. were Csc to $3.50
Choice at ACC
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-11
Warm Knit Goods
In the Sale

A Dozen Women's Sweaters of angora
fibre silk and Shetland wool
One-Third Less
s4e8 Sweaters at only 1882
$685. Sweaters al only S4.65
$3.50 Sweaters at only $500
$3.50 Sweaters at only $500
So. so Sweaters at only SIS SO
si4.75 Sweaters at only 1884
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-11
SPECIAL NOTICE
No Phone Orders

will be filled until Tues
day. Customers in per-
son have first choice
all day Monday.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-11

oT1GNOlD bLASN
WOOL COATS IN THIS SALE.
$780, size SO, Black kersey Coat
Sale Price $500
s12 90, sizes SO and 40, Black kersey
Coats Sale Price 1896
$500, size 30 f-2, Black Kersey Coat
Sale Price S10.95
s15;as, sizes Al and 4a, Black kersey
Coats Sale Price S1o.95
$500, sizes 10, SO and 40, Black Broad.
cloth Coats with large collars
Sale Price $14.95
$500, size Al, Black kersey Coat
s29. co. size So Black WooItex Velour
Sale Price $3.50
5000, size 40, Pom Pom, black opossum
collar Sale Price s28. 90
BLACK PLUSH COATS.
s14.75, size SO, Black Mat Lamb
Sale Price So e5
$3.50. sizes 36 and ~, Black Mat Lamb
with gray tar collars
Sale Price Slt o.
$3.50, sizes 80 and 40. Salts" Plush
Coats Sale Price sic %
Sale Price SGT e5
$500, sizes 38, TWO salts" Plush Coats
| Sale Price s23. sc
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-11

IN THIS SALE ARE WONDERFUL OPPORTUNI-
TIES TO PURCHASE WIN TER COATS
FRACTIONS VALUE
n the 5 a
is the o
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-01-11

These extraordinary VALUES for ex
instant good judgment. This is an econ
the thrifty shoppers who require a new
The styles, qualities and workrnans
standard obtainable. Make your select
Every Suit was NEW THIS season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-19
c, A, c, PREPARING
FOR BASEBALL
FAST BELLAIRE FIVE TO HAVE
REPRESENTATION IN SPITE
OF DEPLETED RANKS.
James Mooney Elected Manager at Re
cent Neetiug-Wul Have New
Uniforms Soon.

TIE Central Athletic club ~: He.la!eo
Will again ba represented by Il fast base
ball team the coming season. Although
mast all or last years team has eith"r
enlisted or has hc"u drafted the Row
t:lanngcr. James Mooney. expects /"
gather together y good nHuCh 81 y""rE
plarers for This season The I. "A :.
Will greatly miss the services ~ tlE""
uurrv. third base: Frank Long; catcher;
,'t.;uS Jarrett. nutii"lier. and i'"sIInd
l'uufrInan uujfrld"r. who are a!r''tlN
ir rE,. s.ry!r" ~ lnrl,. Sam. and AZ
,rnhn Nu!dror. first base: i"hr l.Hv"!'".
second base. Fart SmIv-iy. Nird base:
James Ross. uut:ieldcr. Leo N:tu". nitCh-
pr and Harvey p1"rman. manager. wi!'
will leave some tim" III tho SrrinE. "'-
;nr examined and held fer service. TfiS
leaves Hoe Nany". pitcher: '"" MA'N
r;;rticIGrr. and 0r"alI Lee. PITCHER. from
last Icar's team.
Tho = \. =. has h"sr represented ny
2 good -naln for tho last six seasons atd
although rot having AIRY HON" grounds
- play on they haS" made n fairly good
showing with all tn" leading teams -:
;h., yal!cv in which ilny hHN" stacked
IN against away from homo" Last sea-
SOP II mast To- rrui"!rb"r.'d. Tie {. y.
- were one -: II" .'!rw t"ans tnAt
were able 70 defea. The fast Patterson
and Elm Gr"vH :"a,H. this being accom-
rilshcd .ou tho Elm Grove grounds in
an cicvrn-tnn.nC battle b. The Sc"r" az
to /.
Manager Mooney expects 10 purchase
;Hn ,aSt gears EcI!o;rc 4. 4. uniforms
aad * a?roady signing up players for
~" coming season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-19
ny" RAPIDLY ROUNDS
into TIP TOP SHAPE

Should thu l".:h " team 'Urncy
:" W-ilshurE Thursday and del t the
fast W"lishurr Srhola>'ti"~ 1T that
place she viii hHv" accomplished t Feat
up. other j.am has had the HON" 20
q" at tn" WcllshUrr floor tn N. "
y"ars. WrIi$hurG, "" all know. - =
WAYS represented by the h"st of l"Aih }
and tins season l"unlS up HS til" great
cSt Of jhrn all. The SChulastI"S have
not h"cu d-frHirrl 'h!S rcH$un and have
= mucl h,il"r team than EYER before.
several new nl"m "I rar" basketball abil-
ny HAY" been ahd"d :" Nh sqmpd and
II n"w pr,.S'1its most UNUSUALLY for
H:!dIh!" upi"sIli"".
Coach Miller ii tn" ~ slated that
h" has some uf h" hos, material ever
Il; ihr association and with III" necrs-
sary prartIr" should round into win
ming continuation with such men as
stewart. Ia" h.ry wonder from Rcnwu"d.
Jimmy Hachmiar. whu needs 1t" ln-
PRODUCTION Ia lhr Basketball lov"rs Of
mis- district. and Stau!"y Turk IN"
giant d"m"r:. VII" l".rhnp. has l." equal
in tins vicinity a n nucleus with Min
licmyrr thc old standby. and WHrffucl
thu former hi.;h $,h",i star. th'. boys
ar, '\I",'ltd ," 49, 4 Ennd account ~!
themselves.
IN" game q; WTlI$turE j. III" firsl
# n series and III" i"iI"wing Thursday
III" Scholastic, NiIl ..vIIr. - Wh""li:! =
for e return engagement. Should lhITd
Gam" l." n""rSSnrN. lh'' piaC" will Il"
d.rirrd with III" 'uSS al 4 coin. \ mum
h"r 49, loyal f"ll"w"rS ~ III" 7. VI. =. \.
t",. l!uuniu. ~ nah. liz. ir:p and help
hun<i IA, Toys ;h"ur IN their hard las
sic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-19
WHEELING ANXIOUS TO
SWALLOW "BEERPORT"
No This Is Not Drinking Contest But
Real Honest to Goodness Sober
Game Of Basketball.

bridgeport. which furnishes the at
traction a. the local gym on Thursday.
when Shn meets the Nudefeated SHNictte
which represents The Wheeling high
school 10 out 'cr - win and determined
to MAX, n favurHhir showing. and most
II all rinkc ;hr gam" interesting.
Br,drnp"rt while not playing very
many games. is represented by an UNI
usually fast LILLE collection OF girl
tosssrs and should make Il favorable Inn
preston on the many who attend.
The Wheeling girls need not be mon
,ioucd as 70 what they are capable Of
doing as their record speaks for ITSELF.
Although tu">: 81 the Stars have been
los, - tho school by rnid-scason grad
ua,lnu. Coach Calvi.i has uncork"d some
clever It'll" bright stars and Is amazed
a, the Wonderful ability they display
IN handling and shooting III" piEskir.
This lit,le Overlapping frh'aS VII! he
= :,r.l,,uiirarr To- 'Ht hlE game looked
uu.;, Tho Whcciing boys meet the fast
tu~s..rS from East Liverpool
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-19
Interesting Services.

Th. special services in progress az
IN. l.,r>l NJ T.. church AZ Elm Grove
arc Sriil attracting great interest," anu
,b.. attendance. grows larger nightly. a
large andienC" heard rowcrlui sermon
las: evening by tho pastor. inc IeN
Arihur I.ahrithy. and inc service a ms
evening will ~. EQUALLY interesting J ne
\y,,u,..,.'s Rihlr class will attend IN
Body atd ,h,. pastor vii! make a suitable
address.
This morning special prayer meetings
wifi h. Bold III III" following homes
Mrs \:rk..rsoll Marshall and Sruger
.rr.rt*. Mrs Riak". Baird avenue. ahG
Mrs. - u. Smith. Ne, is Main STREET.
NnmiE..: ,u."Ing Tor women VIII NC
held Thursday afternoon az -''o Q CIocN
,rd ib,, address will h" made By MIS-.
Wrldav Of tho Nraronr>S' home.
a special invitation - cAicndcd 20 all
70 attend these services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-19
STALLINGS NOW IN
SAME BOAT WITH MACK

Tho Athletics Of 1914 arc not Tho only
pcnnant winning team OF that year 10
be practically wiped ont or existence
Whereas. Connie Mack has sold r,lmc--
Gus players ana scattered thorn through
ont The big leagues. tn" Er,vrs. who
conquered ;hc Athletics in four straight
games. have sustained almos. as COM
plete dislntcGrat.on us Tho American
League champions OF that season
Composing tho Braves MS they entered
tho Worlds Series In 1914 were James
Eudolrh. Tyler. Cro:hnrs Davis. Cncrc-
ham. Hess and Strand. pitchers: Gowdy
and Whaling ca;chcrs. Schmidt f,rst
base: Evcrs. second base: Maranville
shorts,op: Smith and Deal, third base:
Gather. Connolly Devor". Gilbert. Mann.
Moran and Whitfield "utfI"ll"rs: Stall
ings manager; Mitchell coach.
OF that array % players. Mana S"r
Sta!linGs now has rIc'> Rudolph and
Rcd Smith loft with rhan,'" ihrt Ell
James Will rcJo'n the team his ysar.
With ,hroe pitchers. S,allimG won No
pannant that season. ~ course. 10 had
Others classcd az hUy!"rs thn' &"aSult
but Rudolph. James and Tyler pitched
thr..- fourthS of tins games. james wIa
forced L. retire IN !4l5 hc,nlie" g" 4
lame arm: Tyler was recently traded "a
The Cubs. pl N" other pitchers, taN -
quit The gam" L. practir" lHw. Tn"
others foil back into The m'uors
or tho two catch"rs. Hank t;nwdy S"i
the pace for his fellow hail players l."
eulis'iug early In thr army. ii" le n'w
IN Franco. Il member "i III" l:nln;'.w
division. Whaling caugh, Ia ~" l'n"f:Jr
Cous; LcaguN after leaving E"~'om and
no" IL IN military service.
Firs, BaScinaE schmidt Tho hard ~
ter. quit baseball :" ru:. h'I'"hr" shop
In baltimore. Johnny .l"r~ "nS 70
lensrd last summer. flui~h,H. til" - l.
son with n" lh!iii.%. Nmruuvii'" inS
enlisted in tho navy. Charley i'"ni j'.i
IN. i'rav"s md h"rau!" l''-'i, raj
Lacquer and now "a with IL" luis Red!
Smith. however,. i s:in ma" e.! ~"
Braves liz. WAS IA" "I." r'i;1ii1r ui"Iu-
TAX" oar. - 'n. ,tli W.'II'- r. rr-s -
ne brc'... ms l"t IN ~'ni'u.; Ia'.' :: hrs'. 4
few dry~ before ia. Aiu..i.'> were N
I,rurt""'.d.
>n;r.. n:' .hr Sov"II uu':..ti.r- : l':t.
Wilt.f,d ua- '"a1"h - Iiti.it, lphIr '"E
Sh.rW-,h Nu&,'. wine batter va r.l"n~'d
- ,'tn.!,iiH:i I.....}.. Nlu.. rumI"'d ~
m. r.rI~ ,nd .:,M h,!,.r..~ =. IL. ''u!'>.
:.rl,.u:h e. present a, o. ,'Ir.il@ Inr!.'
S;,rs ~ i -ruE,~..t'l di"'.,.'..' =; . canning
CATE, IA, .'G'i. Hr.''... a. a."
m,u...- ~ ga .iu. =.ill."
~ t"r S.1Iiuu;~ ,lra: r.'"r mau n
IN" ng,raE':u"Ht. Fred AstrH'.' i:' H..
/ ;". = NOV iuauassiE ;!'v 'Hh&.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-19
Personals and Briefs.

Fcv. l.. e. I.appn Of the BETHANY Me-
mortal church has returned from a re-
cont trip to Cincinnati.
Miss Irene Forshcy of Avondale. O.,
is visiting relatives in Elm Grove Tor
several days
James IIawlcy OF Elm Grove Is con.
fined 10 his home slightly Ill.
Erklcs Whytr OF EdSinEton Lane Is
confined To The North Wheeling hospital.
seriously ill.,.
IIush Clemens OF Washington. Pa,
has returned home after visiting rcla-
Iivcs in Elm Grove for several days.
Miss Agnes Thomas OF West Alex
andcr has returned from Washington,
wh>rr she was visiting friends during
tho weekend.
Miss Eleanor Stewart Of Roncy's Point
has returned from Wrllsburg, where she
WAS visiting relatives.
Anthony PalokI Of Philadelphia has nc
ccn,cd n position with contracting
firm IN New MartinSville.
Mrs. William Baird 'nf Elm Grove Is
confined 20 hrr homo. seriously III.
NJ l.. Connolly OF Clinton is confined
20 his home with n severe attack OF
pneumonia
Mrs. James Robinson Of EdGwood. who
has boon i'll for some time. is slowly
improving.
Mrs. William Boyd Of Elm Grove still
continues severely i'll At her home.
Thomas Goodwin of Washington. D.
c. was u business caller in Elm Grove
yesterday.
Miss Elizabeth Moore Of West Alex
and"r has returned from visit TO Nor
.nrluwr.
Mrs. John Cooper and family Of Bel.
.ieit is,ty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-19

BELLA|RE LASSIES
EXPECT EASY TUSSLE
PlRcky Little Girls Representing the
Red and Black to Meet the Orange
ana Black at Moundsvtlle

TIL" B"ll0irc girls havo the distinction
or putting VI n good game with tn"
und"tcated Whcnl!ucii"S and while this
IS N" only defeat suffered by III" school
the girls will journey 10 NuuudsviIlH
determined u add another victim n III.
right sid" Of III" percentage column
NnundSv!llc Is represented hy 4 good
team this fail but The players are hand
icapped due 10 the iuadcQuat" sparn mud
never get the full benefit Of rcglila-
tion floor. They have boon displaying
wonderful improvements despite the un-
favorable conditions and whiio accus-
toned 10 their home floor should Civ.
the fast li'tlc Firlirs from Ec!laIrr n
real run fn- their money
This contest VIII be Il preliminary 70
the Garc between Tho boys Of Mounds
Vile and the Wonder Five OF Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-19
OLD GOLD AND BLUE
IS WORKING OVERTIME
WHEELING HIGH UP AGAINST II
IT RIGHT IN GAME WITH
EAST LIVERPOOL.
Ohio Aggregation Ono Of tho CLASSIC"
Floor Regiments Seen on LOCAL
Floor IN Many Year1.

Ola Wheeling high VIII again DO pus
20 .hs severe test in It's hard encounter
with the boys representing the East A''
erpool high school az the local gym IN
Thursday evening. ba'i!" OK - tue
ordinary Is predicted and the tahS VINO
attend viii have N" picaSur" - S'e''S
the ncS; .ioor .ivC that ever represented
the f.as; Liverpool school. ~n;':S IS. III
deed. saving n lot Ter tuil We'll mas ilat
MAC. hsa. rated on the basket DILL MAY.
Word r"c.i:r.l -r''rl t.aS; it''Ti"''
,rj,,,s 20 KIN, ;a,.t that HI. team ~ IN
pec,.ny little difficulty IN di<p,S!&S -
he cold ard I;iue quintet. as the boys
" that CITY hav.. mad" ar "nF!'th'" E''-
ord. beating sona nf oh!us rsS; Iv'S.
The rn~s arc all hig. fast. AMI liay AZ
exceptionally class article ~ "1E. par
rt,.,iiari. -: ;tl- passing hnr.
Wheeling vii l:aV" :" tri'" ~ u
hundred pr c.n; :; s!,. hopes :" MAKE
rcsp.ctnbis showing. i-rr IN n" Ga.:e
with Cau>bridg" n" team l""~ed nj
nnl. shooting ability. hu' '"';t. NOT pass
he hall accurately With unttT'NS
coaching upon tn. par - l'r"t 'niv'G
a marked improvement; - surely 10 re-
s:ti, aS rr.. tHvS ar" 4 willing l"t ana
disr'ar = Determination ;:at spells NC
tory FOR many t"ani
One no:ircahl" disappointment /" the
faw ardent followers -: IN" d'St'nlSS o.
no Old cold and ElUA school WIS me
sxce>d;rciv poor ',-no;;: Of TIC STU
dents a, tiIn game last Saturday Now.
Get together. vnc students. sc:ppor' Your
representatives. = ,il"y are gong /" win
or lose. Where IS ,ha, ':1dy!nS spirit
81 loyalty that has evsr n"en - CHAR
actar;s,ic IL III" glorious ac5 '"v"-'"a'S
and honorable defeats. wh!"A hiss iH;'d"
-he .,a:r,.> q dnar I'D Wheeling high on"
"t everlasting stability au,: "r'H - wa:,'h
We n. fool PROUD
\ 2r>'i:H:aar" eaci- IS h"!m,: Arranged
and With his In,;s. .a' attraction. win
10 usual atr!SSi"N. : -"""-d at',"iH1"'
n I'D b. present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-19
l!NSLY TO TACKLE
ST. CLAIRSVIlLE NJ
GOOD GAME BOOKED FOR BELMONT
COUNTY THURSDAY EVENING.
Orange and Black Preparing Tor Tough
Game as They Were Defeated IN
Previous Encounter.

The I.!rsiy !ast';U:" baek"thaiisrs
vii Journey :" &: '"ia:~srjltH on Thurs
dag evening ~ match WIS with the fast
haskct-throwers vf that section. X Will
ha uoted iha; in 4 former engagement
between th"se schools. l.I3SI% received
4 good drubb:nG -" t;I.' :tnE!" 10. -.
'iuirsv,,." "a us!Iat i represented ny
'ax, aggregation th!S season. aHd "v"n
,;,,,irh tho boys hay. me- with several
revc-ScS. :: WAS n cas-" ~: the vict"rs
having exceptionally :ast representa-
ions this season.
This contest 10 attracting the at;sn-
lion OF tho followers "i th" =. 'lairS-
~. contingent. as dizzy arr PARTICULAR
J.. q: xi"ris for y win over any Wh""i:nc
,.ar!. C"n..: Holden has his :H"n !"fii-
.-c Fort! every effort a:i :l'r,.s :" ,"Tr
.a.-:r in good "orkiug order - this
:3srG, ,us$."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-19
". Y. i. LOSES
OUT IN FINAL
SECONDS PLAY

Special n Thc 1n!"lliGnnCcr
MEANWHILE. Ia. Feb. it.--'!" Of
th EraicS; floor c"n'' SIS eyer sized
herr vas that tonight between West
Virginia and Allegheny. which the To-
rrls managed 10 win jus; as the Hnic-
k""p"rS wh:.;rl, blew. ending the game.
Tea minutes after II" gam" started.
West Virginia led by 'hr"" points. but
Aii"gh'lIy forged To- IN" front ard nd
-. TIA" iirsi half an equal margin IL
'front.'.
Tw" sensational goals h. I;odgrr, and
Dawson pa W"St Virginia IN ifUnt
again JUS: ns The second half ended and
ia" Iuuun;aln""rS were n""rr hooded
until Krrr shot his lucky goal almost Il.
he whistle blew.
The game was battle from STAR. 10
tinIsh with the West NlrcInlans out
fighting Allegheny ri every point Law
son and Rodgers featured on TIT. #
iruSiNc and rhI great work Of hiEcHs IN
the center ring and III. defensive play
%! Hh"Ixvl. coupled with outright GnT
work an III" floor. gay" ;h" Mountain
GERS tl,. I'd g.. Win i"SS than tIMc MN
ures IL pla:' W"s, Virginia led l'y Jour
points and thereafter hnd three easy
chances 10 fcore. NIL az which we're
missed The great fight II the west
virginia tom Was big surprise % Al
lrrhenv. which team is ranked rs "nc
rf the best IN thu country and has N
g!nety percent Of its games IN the
last ton vars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-19
TR|ADEZPH|A
TRYING TO ARRANGE GAMES
WITH LINSLY AND WHEELING
HIGH FOR WEEK END.
Team Now in Good Shape First
Regular Team Has Been To-
qether for a Month.

The Philadelphia district high school
basketball team is trying 10 arrange
basket baIl games with Wheeling nigh
and the LinSly t0s>erS for games TO
be played during the weekend. fh'S
will be the first time the regular team
has been together fn; month. or
since the team returned from the
duwn-State trip Coach Carl Miller
has his proteces out on the Wheeling
Park floor every evening. and the
hard"s. practices OF the season are
being experienced. The suburban
five expects 10 cop both OF these
games. if arranged. and ara pracllc-
ing hard with This end In view.
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TWO YANKS RELEASED
TO THE ST, PAUL CLUB

NEW YORK. Feb IS Tho New
York American iaaGue baseball club
todav announced the release OF
Pitchers Dan Triple and Clifford Mar
kle 20 the s. Paul club Of the Ameri-
can Association. Triple was pur-
rha sd from 'he Indianapolis ctuo
~ The American Association FOR
Sll Don in 1915. bur was sent last year
"a the Baltimore club o? the ln:erna
ttonal league.
Markln was sent 20 lie lnterna'
,iunal league club Of Toronto 10 wind
Up rho season OF l9l6. and did MOI re-
port % Tho New York club in lgll.
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THE WONDER FIVE
WANTS ANOTHER WIN
CATHEDRAL PRIMED FOR EASY
CONTEST, WHICH IS FOLLOWED
UP BY A HARD ONE.
Middlebourre to Appear for the First
Time at the Local Bowl" in
Fast Contest.

After having added It's trnth straight.
mark n""rr t"t"r'' ,-IuHll"d III one
>';tS"u ~ This vicinity. tn" Cathedral
Wonder !'iv., - down - real hard work
in anticipation az NV" NOR" victories
this week On Thursday evening fhc
boys VII! try conclusions with TN" weak
Mnunds"!lle o"t:it. and Will" this cor
t.sr - cnnStdrr"d easy. /. Will keep I'll"
boys in good practice Tor the hard game
IL" following night.
MlGdlchnWrnr l. reputtd Ia have
strong CONTINGENT representing the
~rhoci. and VII come 10 the city w.:h
no other sItnd has had TN" rlc:,sur" -
comm: close. TN" TYLER cnur:y lads
have a h'S lo: Of material wH'rh - !lsl.
aggressive md has had @"r"r:l years
,Xp"ri"n". Un,icr Il cnpHhl'. t'much.
In The gan" with IN" Mound city Tmin-
t"t the cadets ar, expected 20 win handily
and wi!h The pravriC" thar they VII :;rt
from iii" contest. should +" In better
saap" % meet thc onslaught Of thu pow
rr!Jl boys from down Ia" state. II IL
'Ap"rted thai Coach Edwin VIII play y
Few substitutes il N" MnundSvltl.
game. SO rs 20 keep the men III shape
:" fn""t any emergency that might AriSo
IN The coming "Xc""diuglv hard struc-
Si'S' ~ Will 10 Ii'!nN'r"d tNi' No
cannon. ~" p!uc%% wa" midget for
ward. WAS taken suddenly Ill. and Leo"
VIII" had not played very much. vas
forced into The lineup. with til" result
tina: tho team did not work rs we'll rs
4 might. NJ: due 10 the Inability of III"
substitute bat lack OF his playing to-
E"th"r with tho rcst II the tenn
largo crowd Of local rooters te
planning 70 make the trim and II Is es-
1or'"d that III" small Enor accrn,inoda-
toms WILL no: amply suppl IT," space
necessary for handling The large ilrprs.
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CIeanses the Blood of all
Traces OF Scrofula

nat i a!wa:s 4 drawback 10 YOUR
perfect health.
:. :. s. the 'im"-t"$t"d blood nuri-
fer has -~'mn"ed tn" las trac" Of
Scrofula and Other transmitted i'm
ruritins and 'h.re j. no cas-" that il
does nor promptly r"ach II Will
thoroughly cleans" ana remove every
dtS"as" Ecru thai iuf'.sfs tn" hiood.
ard civ" yrU now liz" and viGor.
S. 5. : l. sold ~ druggists every.
where. ard YOU should t""Iu It's us"
today Should y0u u""d m"dical ad
vice. writ. a complete. his'ur? Of YOUR
case. and our chief medical adviser
will Eiy" you fu! Instructions, with,
out charge Addrr>S Swift Sp"cliir
Co. H.--771. Swift Laboratory. Atlanta,
Georgia
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ed. This will include music, addresses
and sprciHl ritualistic services In con-
r..tinu with .hc dedication. Hon. Jonn
T. ArbrnZ will make the dcdicatory al
dress when the roll is placed on the wall
and there will h" q patriotic address by
Tin. HON. charles J. SchuCk. The pro-
,..;,u will be inlerspcrsed with music. a
feature being selections BY the H. OF T.
;mnlt uuar;"tih
Ali knights and ,he public Gencrally
arr. luN it"d "a attend.