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Evening journal., 1918-11-04
Sam Loyd's Brain Food
rive Minutes TO Digest This
Puzzle No. ZIG

w. oio.
Add one vowel a sufficient m,,o
ber OF times to the following line ~
| Letters, to make it readable sem
I tence:
\ LSH0NLWYSRGUES.
Answer 10 No. 3l5.
In the walking match puzzle il
can readily be seen that Dennis
travels at the rate Of a mile in seven
and a half minutes, while Mike
would go at the rate Of mile in
eight minutes. Nike would go the
four miles, therefore, in 81, but be-
ing allowed handicap of two min
utes just ties with Dennis. who
would do the four miles in thirt,
minutes.
Copyright, 1917, by Sam Loyd)
Evening journal., 1918-11-04
ROSE BUD SOCIAL.

Rose Bud Society will meet at the
home OF Earl Weldon, No. PAP Sixth
avenue, on Wednesday evening.
Evening journal., 1918-11-04
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The cotton mar
ket opened firm today. November sold
at 27.6s, up 80; December 27s5. up 60,
and January 2730, up 40.
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WHITE CIRCLE KEEPS WINNING.

White Circle Won It's f0urth gridiron
game at Rockford field Saturday from
Richardson Park, u to 0. Richardson
Parks lineup continued three High
School players. White Circle got the
Jump on the visitors by making two
touchdowns and two goals in the first
half.
fnp-iln
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Huns Eastern Front Open to
Allies Now That Austria is Out


than 100 guns captured
three the have penetrated the
positions to depth of IL miles 18-mile front
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sUFFRAGIsTs MEET THIS MoNTH.

The Delaware Equal Suffrage AS
ISOLATION is considering Tuesday. No
vember 26, as the tentative date OF tbs
annual meeting OF the association.
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By the United Press


LONDON, Nov 4.-"The Tenth Army, with which Ameri-
than prisoners the
ish War Office m its Italian commmque today
'The Tenth Army continued its advance Sunday and reached
MEDINA of
Pordenone, San Qurino and Avano said the commique
"s prisoners total 10000, of which 900 taken
by the Fourteenth mounted regiment
"On the Asiago Plateau the Forty eighth division took 47o
additional prisoners and 13 guns"
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B l r t HI S

NtTsCHLER-To Mr. ana A..
sau,schier' OF No l23s Tbatehc. ANVocie ee
ON W Toyians rnysicians and Surgeons Hosntsei
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LOCAL SECURITIES

Laird and Company. dupont Building,
furnish the following quotations on To-
col ancrrilin-.
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LONDON, Nov. 4.-Ghent captured Sunday morning,
the Daily News announced today
The was received in a dispatch from Rotterdam.
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Huns May Get Their
/ ,rms on BafiIefieIds
Continued from page one.)


material And Washington the
Fu6lmen of the imposed that
tia has completely surrendered And with her surrender
will elect fight under these condtion-alone
against the world.
military precedent followed however, Germany viii be
notified the field of battle how the ss
hce terms.
Rmnors Of the Kaers abcation prevalent lack
That he
possible . certain
By The United Press
LONDON, Nov. 4.-(By British Admiralty WreIess) )-Spe-
hc penalty for day the prolonged after the Allies sub
init the arnice to Germany with definitely
for the he fails recognize the arse ul
mat, the Recommendation of the Sunday Observer
of letting Germany know that there will be abatement
the severity Of the present Allied terms
Evening journal., 1918-11-04
BY the United Press

BY the United Press
PARIS, Nov Allied forces reported to have arrived IN
Constanope and have landed the Princess Islands, accord
ing dispatch the Petit Journal dated Sunday The
says that while there confirmation, its realization only
question of hours In any event.
The Islands situated in the Sea Mamora the
of Asia Minor 10 to is miles southeast of Consantmope,
They nine in number
Evening journal., 1918-11-04

BY the United Press.
BERNE. Nov. 4.--The Italians occu
pied Trieste at the request OF the soutl
Slsv national council, according to
dispatch received from that city to
day.
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Bv the United Press
VIENNA, via London, Nov. 3.-(Night)
-"Hostilities hive ceased In the Italian
theatre. on the basis OF an armistiee
just concluded, the conditions OF which
viii be made public in a separate com
munique," the Austrian War ONCE an
nounoed tonight.
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hd a Laredo I'm represen=
tante del Consejo de Ex=
DOrtaCieDes de Guerra
Res0Ivera s0bre las s0licitudes
hechas por yarios impOrtado=
res de preductos mexicanOs

LAREDO, Tex, Febrero 22.-Den-
tro de muy pocos dias estara ea La
redo IN Representative del Consejo &c
Expcrraciones de Guerra de los Es-
tados Unidos. La prensa local ha
dado cuenta de clio hoy, esperanto
Que 81 personal del Consejo de Cue
ira en- Laredo sera aumentado, con
motive de las gestioneS que nan hecho
res prominentes personals de esta
ciudad, que representa- grandes in
dustrias mineras en- Mexico, y que
inportan sus productos por este
puerto ~fronterizo.
De acuerdo con esos mismos in
foraeS, los senores aludidos Sc han
-dirigido a los Senadores Culberson y
Sheppard, haciendoles yer Ia necesi-
dad de que sea aumentado el perso-
nal de emp:eados del expresado Con-
sejo.
En- IN mensaje dirigido a los refe-
ridos Senadores. expresan los sigma
tarios que son representatives de los
principales centres productores de
metales de Mexico. Agregan que son
exportadcrcs dc p~roductos, tales CO.
iXtle, henequen, pieles, etc, que
sc necesitan tan urgentemente en- este
pals. Hacen constar que ia senorita
Devine. Colectora de Aduanas Y la
planta dc empleados que tiene a su
Servicio. trabajan de dia y de noche,
sin que sean s~uficientes para nor
malizar las labores; por 10 que Sc ha-
&c notar que cs indispensable mayor
namero de empleados.
Mr.. Mckay, Representative del Cuer
po de Guerra en- esta ciudad, ha he
cho tcdo 10 que Ia estado de Su par
&c por mejorar Ia situacion, sin que
10 haya degrade, debido a Ia falta lie
empleados para que cooperen con Gl
en- Sus iabores.
Los tres senores indicadoS nan OBJ
tenido una condensation del senator
Sheppard Y del Senador Culbersor,
quienes les avisan que ell asunto ha
sido pueSto a Ia consideration del
Sccretar;o del Tesoro Y del Consejo
General de Guerra; y que con csc
motive Sc ordeno Ia veaida de un re-
preSentante a Laredo para estudiar
las condolences locales.
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por Ell cOmandada. Actuaimente eSIal
encargadas de Ia campana contra
las fuerzas de Chavez Garcia los je'
fes militares de los siguientes Esta
dos: Guanajuato, Q%ueretaro, Jal!scc
" Michoacan. Con ser tan grande e
numero de hom3res que combaten q
10; rebeldes. son insuficientes para
dominar la situacion Y Dleguez ha
pedido urgentemente 4 Carranza que
le facilite nuevos e..ementos pues dc
10 contrario no responde del resulta-
DO de la campana.
Llegaron a Mexico los ministries de
Espana y Belgica.
Anoche llegaron a esta capital, q
bordo de IN CAIRO especial, les MI
nistros de Espana y Belgica, ENcmos.
senore; Antonio de Zaya5, duque &c
Ama'fi, Y Jules de Jeune.
En- ell m;smo caro- lego c. licen-
ciaGo Isidro Fabe!a, Representative
dipiomatico de Carranza en- Ia Ar
gentina. Fabela, Sc dice, sera NOM
brado subsecretario de R~elaciones
Exteriores, en- sustitucion del licen-
ciado Cara Perez.
En- II estaci5n del Mexicano reel
bio q los viaieros ell jefe del Protocol
10. Manuel Amaya, acompaiado Re
vario; de sis ayudantcs. Con los VIA
ieros vino el senior Gutierrez Br!dat,
sub-icfe del Protocolo V segundo
introductor de cmbajadorcs. quiea
rUG a Veracruz d dar la bienvenida
= los nueyos ministries de Esnana Y
RcIr;ra on nomh~e del Secretarjo de
ReIacjon6s Eytranicras.
Sc otorsara una pension a general
Losero.
u. .n,rciado n prensa semi Off
ci.l oue 81 sub ;ecretario de Guerra.
Josc Aopstin Castro ha tenido IN
.,sco do ,l4rrisno" rasfiona3do
,on,o - s,oraro1 foderaI Emi-
= im.or+o in :, nan
~ soro.bo
- ,.;u 10
L.Lo. n,a,lo , os-o c~,n;+ol deiaDJo
-, ,.:.;o ao.or,r como +,r+o- o+ros
~ Lo.o-a-,do
- ,
-. :. ...+.
- a.;..ao
oro ,.;s o,o
- -, ro;o.o 10 lido mao do los
- r,oa1a- sor.;doros do u patria.
Que IucNo oraVaheN'e d 4aVot uc! ~
oiefho EeyuoIicalo u"ta''e q ""'e-
so,as bae;a al di, on one salieron
dol ,ois. ono acomna16 al Presiden-
70 J,irou nor -, laroa neregrinaci6n
- tro,as 10 Ia Pen1bIica. enc l,ch5
con - co,o,..I Escoboao o, Oncra+aro
.;o,ao rro do los ono cons,,maron o.
.r:,r+o o,o consoIid6 = IA Repihli-
20
/, ooror,I Toipro continia mc;o.
,ond, ,sr;d,morto do las beridas onc
90 cause cuando ouiso privarse de la
vida Su casa es visitada Dor gran
numero de amigos Y compahcros,
ouienes han alberto una suscripci5n
para ayudar al restaoleclmiento- del
anclano mIiltar, que Sc encuentra en-
la mas e5pantosa mlseria, a la cuaI
10 arroj0 Ell carranclsmo.
=.
Las au%toridades del EStado de Ia
catecaS 4 communicate al TOD!eTnO
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Como Sc instaI6 Ia Legis=
Iatura CabaIIeTista en-
Tamaulipds
Ell salon de sesiOnes del P0der
Legislative tue ClausuradO
Dor Ell GobernadOr Ricaut

BROWNSVILLE. Tex, Febrero 81.
Tn informe telegrafico recibido por
.cS cabaileristas de Matamoros, Ia
maulipas. r~efiere como Sc instalo IA
legislature "caballerista" en- la CAPT
tai del Estado de TamaulipaS.
Dicha legislature esra reunida en-
una ASA particular situada frente
al edificio deStinaGo al Poder Judi
cial. cuyas puertas eStan cerradaS por
ctdulas que mando c~olocar el goberna
dor Ricaut, en- ista de las diflcultades
surgidas entire lar!stas y caballeris-
tas.
FL informc cabalIerista dice 10 81
g~uiente:
s.se declara ins.alado efPoder Lee
giSlativo por medic del dccrcto 81
guiente:
"N&mero mo-. Fl H. Congreso del
Estado li5re Y Soberano de Tamauli-
pa, que representa-, decreta: Art-
culo unico: FL Congreso Constituyen-
&c &c Tamaulipas funcionara como
XNVII Legislature constitutional
deS de hoy Is de Fcbrero de 1918.
~quedando legitimamente instalado Y
en- aptitud de e~iercer las f%unciones
que se lie han encomendado para la
constitution dc las leyes'.
La Mesa DIRECTIVE definitiva que
do corstituida asi: Presidente, Fidcn-
clio Trejo. cx-Gobernador del Estado.
diputado por C. Victoria; Vice-Presi-
Dr.. Abel Cano, diputado por
Ocampo; Primer secretario, licencia-
do ZefCrino Fajardo. diputado por
N~icotencatl; segundo secrets,rio, Ii
'cenciado Agustin Aguirre Cara, por
CruiiiaS; Secretario s%uplente, Coma
10 Cardeuas, por Laredo.
Antes de rendir Ia ~protesta de ley,
ell PreSideDte Treio exhorto a todos
los diputadoS para que manifestaran
siuceramente 81 estahan diSpuestoS a
ilegar hasta Ell sacrificio por raante-
ner iieSoS la dignidad de la naci6n,
Ia soberania del Estadc V los princit
pios revolucionarios. por los que tan
"a sangre noble Sc Ia derramado.
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I'm EiHo We con desagrado
Ell aceite, Ell calomel y
las pildoras para el
higado 0 los in.
testines
81 esta neryioso, calenturiento, ell
fermo O ccnstipado. dele ia
rabe de Higcs de Ca
lifornia."

Mire hacia los dias de su ~infancia.
Recuerde de la "dosis" sobre Ia que
su madre tanto insistia, aceite de cas-
tor, calomel, pildoras. Como lie re-
pugnaban a I'd. Como peleaba I'd.
por no tomarlas.
Con nuestros hijos cs algo difcren-
tc. Las madres que insisten el uso
de IN laXante basado sobre mctCdos
antiques, no saben 10 que hacen. La
repugnancia del nino es bien funGa-
da, porque sus pequenos 'intestinos'
resultan lastimados.
81 eli estomago, Ell higado o los in
testinos de SD nino, necesitan de una
limpia, dele unicamente el d~elicloso
"Jarabe de Higos de California" Lo
mejor para accionar Y 10 mas suave.
Miilones de madres tienen siempre q
su a~lcance este "Laxante de Frutas';
elias saben que a sus hijitos les agra
da. porGue nunca falla en- limpiar
debidamente ell higado o los intesti-
nos, dejando en- magnificas condicio-
mes ell estomago, tomando en- cuenta
ademas, que una cucharadita dada
hoy, evita la enfermedad al nino, el
dia de manana.
Pidale a su boticario una botella
de california Syrup of Figs (Ja-
rabe de Higos de California;, con
direcciones completes para nihos y
adu!tos, que van sobre cada botella.
Tenga cuidado con las imitaciones.
Yea que esta .manufacturado por ID
California Fig Syrup CO. Refuse
TODD sustituto. tAdvt
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TodoS los ~presentes, I'M por uao,
fueron hacienda uSo de la pa(abra pa
ra expresar sus vehementes deseos de
>ervir a la patria chica, marchando
unidos hacia donde les llcvara cl
deStino. Incontincnti, envldronsc te-
legramas al c. Presidente dc la Re
puhiica, al c. Ministro de Goberna-
ci0n, al gobernador provisional del
e.stado. General Ricaut, Jefe de las
Armas V demas a~utoridades munich
paleS del Estado.
e. Congreso sc inStal6 a las II
de Ia manana. en- perfecto orden.
Los diputados 'laristas' muestran-
sc descontentos, absteniendose tie
%concurrir q la session..
Como Sc We por 10 anterior. caDa-
lleristas y laristas estan dominates
por Ia passion partidista Y no iogran
.ponerse de acuerdo para instalar el
poder Legislative.
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CONTINUAL LA CAMPANA CON-
IRA Ell NICIO

Aver, la policia encargada de IA
canlpana contra el vicio, practice ocho
a~rcstos en- una casa donde habitaban
mujeres de NAL vivir. Entire los de-
teridos Sc encontraban ciuco solda-
dos, Il fueron consignados a la po-
licia militar Y tres. mujeres, II dc
las cuales fue ~procesada baio ell car
20 de ~regentear una casa desordena-
da.
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La fundici6n de Monterrey
faMicard su propio
COmbustib|e

MONTERREY, Febrero 1S.-En la
Fundicion de Fierro Y Acero ACADIA
de hacerse la ~reparaci6n de 'aigu-
nos hornos que Sc destinaran a Ia
fabrication de determinado comous-
tibie que sustitlye ventajosamente
al carbon de coke usado en- los AL
tos Hornos.
Actualmente ell senior Bastfet, Su-
perintendente del Alto Homo, esta
trabajando activamente pcr la ia
bricaci0n de dicho combustible que
sustituira al carbon cuya falta ha
sido una amenaza constante Para IA
Fundicion de Fierro y Acerc.
Hace siete amos que no era usa-
dos esos hornos donde Sc fabrica ei
nuevo combustib,e, ~empleandose
desde aquella epoca carbon mineral
para Ell Alto Horne.
Esos nuevos hornos que han sido
reparados produciran diariamente
800 tone,adas de combustible, nece-
(Pasa a In Ia. Col 6a.)
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r E G o 7 E

Sc n mGeslre sus amigos que sufren
de calos. mezquinos, zizofes y sranos de
Ia piei. Con Csc, en- timbrcs postaleS que
me remiia lie mandO i yuelta de correG
franco de porte, una caIifa de pomada
Gonzalez. La meior del mundo para estas
Intermediates. Devuelvo cl dinero a Is
persona cue Sc cure Y no sane.
ESPiRiDlGN GONZALEZ
p. O.. Box 5{7. LAREDO, Ten.
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Los gases en- los inteStinOS o Ell Ell eS-
tonnage son un dcSagradaJle >intoHIa de
un higadu cntOrpCcidu. Tara ll5rarSe tie
clio nroutarncnle. tome HERBINE. Is IN
urarav Iloso esauuulanie del higad' Y pu-
rirtCador de los inteS,inUS. Precio. SOC.
De vsnta por Il. Conn { Co. (Adv.J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
As FOR All-Stnr Clans.

when il comes To an nlI-star lineup
from one college or S"hGni." remarked 4
foot hall expert III" other day. Just how
ar" you going 80 beat an all-Stnr India"
ic:,in:"
Which is no easy query IL answer
TAXI n short look N ;hc roster. First.
lin Thorpe. the greatest all-rnllnd foot
hnil star that rv"- lived. Then such
mon rs Canyon. M"unt i'!riSlut, hudson;
and III the line such men ns BcmuS
Pierce. Thou there We're WauScEa AMI
MrtnN"n.
\ team composed 81 Menus Pi"rcn.
Mount l!casau; and Thorpe would b. no
Easy one 1T han,l, * tile other ci@h:
W"n fHil'l Ia report Cor tE: day.
The Indians glory has wan"i swiftly
in th.' last few years. hut It is just as
well To remember tina: Carlisle has
turned out enough stars To hold their
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
CARDUl A
SPLENDID TONIC
For Women. Says Hixson Lady
Who Took This Medicine on
Her Doctors Advice.

Hixso:,. Tyi!n.-NrS. ]. 3. &;add. qf
this place. makes the following S'aif-
meut rceartins her experience with
Cardui: Il VS. -. ! suffered. with n
pain in M lEi Si'!S: coulI 10; sleep
.: ri:hi tor r:;;s i.2i2-al"'ayS in Inc
left side. Nj fc": and legs were ter
rialy swollen. | Wa almost IN bed.
NJ. Goc:o. ,n:,i me IN use Cartui:
took orc BOTH. w!:icl helped ne. and
after my baby came was stronger
and better. bur the pain was still there.
az first let i 20. bur I began 10 ger
weak and in L rr"-do"'a condition. so
decided 70 ~: Som'- NOR" ta:dui.
wieici! did. tn" last Cardui I took
mad. III" much better and. III fart.
cured ne. It. has been number o.
years. still f'av" no rr'urn o.. This.
trouble. f""i II vas Clrdul tha,
cared no. and recommend it ~ Il
splendid fem;,i. tonic
II you feel weak. tired. .worn-out, or
suffer from Az. nf thn ailments i"-
cllliar TO wo!l.n. Try Ca:'Iut. thu ~o;n.
ans ionic l. mast b" Il coed nIndt-
sine Tor womcn. :or many thousands
have yolun,a"il; Go,d. ji~t a. Mr*.
GadL did. o. In cun;i i H. done 'it"lu.
AJAX some lady friend vino has tricl:
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ttIHpqr6h&ht
S @ GanlazdR Rice
Copyright 1915 W Trtbuns


TIL" infantry and artillery must work
,rSrthcr 10 avoid big loss, As EVers'
Tinker and Cnanc" once worked.
Th,' honhcrs. the Sapp"rs. tho bayo-
NJ; advance guard must ell work with
IN" team play rr the result is decidedly
painful.
$upnuS". W. Ind never had an" amour;
OF BASEBALL in this country. And sup
pos. on. season We suddenly decided ~
develop u grcu; number D: leagues con-
siSliuc u; II million players.
How would these players look at tho
"rri OF the first year". Figure that out.
aud then fgur" what III" reEimentAl
commander is UP against with less than
2 yGur'S start.
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burg Vino was confined to the North
Wheeling hospital 10. several days has
returned 20 her home.
Dennis Foley, popular young man
Of the East End was granted an ad
ditional Ten day stay due TO the re
cent death OF his father.
Miss Ruth Barge. OF Fifteenth
streeri. has been i'll at her homo the
past few da"s aud is reported 10 DC
getting along nicely.
George Wright OF the Island has
been spending the past few days Wis
ting friends in Warwood.
John y. Frank Of Sixteenth street
will return from Follansoee today
where he has been spending the past
few weeks.
Miss leila Neuman OF ThirtecntI
street will return from Philadelphia
today where she has been visiting
relatives for the past week.
Eric Peterson. OF Mozart Hill, vii
leave tomorrow for camp after spend
ing a tivc-day turlough Visiting rel
ativeS.
Miss Marie IIcilstern OF Pleasant
Valley has returned from Columbus
where she has been the guest Of heI
sister for several weeks.
Mis- Edith Carroll who underwent
A serious operation at the Ohio Vale!
General hospital mas been removed
70 the home al her aunt. Mrs. s. y
Boycc OF tn" island.
Miss Amy McCullauSh az Fifteenth
street left for Cleveland to attend Z
vocal school IT that place.
,Ir. and Ms. David r. Tappan who
had quarters at tho Stratford have
left for their future home In CIarks
burg.
John McCollauch OF Short Greek
is homo from Huttiesburs on iuTiouSh
NJ. and Mra. H. II. Dddle5ock Len
last evening for Pittsburgh, where Mi
Diddlrbock has accepted a position
with the Pittsburgh Press.
John Stein j. home from Camp
Lee visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs
A. SteinI, of Fulton.
II. o. rortz. Of Penn street Is 11
Nav York CT" attending 4 conveA
zion II IN" BOY Scout headquarters
John Mci!lwainc OF Fulton. who Is
ui,.rIbrr ri tn. l50th Supply .toUl
pany a; Camp shelby Is home on a
zen day fl.r!orrh.
Bernard Alexander haa returned
from Chicago, H., where he has beer
Coz. ten days.
Dr.. a. " Wars:"!. If Charleston Is
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19

Matty lifted his Reds from las: place
TO the edge OF the elect his first Year.
out. The big test is now ahead. for the
going is harder once you reach the first
division. From every indication he has
more than made good as manager. am
II will not be surprising 10 see him
finish around third place next year. II
he can get the pitching he hopes TO ha".
there Is the chance that he may range
even higher.
The keds hal the organization and the
punch Inst gar. They lacked the pitch
ins only. Ii they set this the Iona:
dronth that has assailnd Ecdland for 80
years can at last be broken. The only
trouble is that just as Cincinnati has
shown promise and has risen from tho
depths Fate has had way IL rising up
and mparting swift kick in the face.
only 10 cramblo all pleasant dreams.
But Fate at times gets tired working
m the same material. 1t may be The
Ecdland shift TO better luck is due.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
OHIO PROH|BS NAME
DELEGATES TO meet
Social Dispatch 10 the Intelliscnc.r.

COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 1s.-The Ohio
Prohibitionists in convention here TO-
day selected forty delegates TO attend
rhn national party convention in chi
cago, March ), at which time an ef-
fort will be made 10 amalgamate Pro
hibitionistS, Socialists and former
progrcssives. Speeches were made in
favor of The amalgamation. but the
delegates were not instructed. II was
the intention 10 nominate state
ticket. but this was postponed until
after the Chicago meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-19
CATHEDRAL WINS
Locals Spring Surprise and Win Excit-
ing Contest at SteubenvUle
Last Evening.
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Special Dispatch TO Tho lnt"lliCerc"r.
STEUBENTILLE. o.. jan. lS.-Thn
Cathedral High Of Wheeling defeated
the locals In one Of the Scrnpp!cst and
most holly contested games witnessed
In this city in several seasons by the
score Of =? u 80. Playing in a much
improved form from the previous en-
,;aeanNrnts the Cathedralitcs sprung II
pleasant surprise upon tho l"cnlS and
played in Il sensational manner and
could not TIC stopped lay the cntir" Stru-
bcnrlle team. Time after time tho
rangy center broke down the floor .nnl
shot tho pill III apparently easy fashion.