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The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-10-18
WILSON'S REPLY.

The text of the Presidents answer
to Germany follows:
Sir In reply to the communica-
ton OF the German government
dated the 18th instant, which you
handed me to-day, have the honor
to request you to transmit the fol-
lowing answer:
The unqualified acceptance by
the present German government
and by a large majority of the
Reichstag of the terms laid down by
the president of the United States
of America in his address to the
Congress of the United States on
the 9th of January, 1918. and in
his subsequent addresses, justifies
the president in making a frank and
direct statement of his decision with
regard to the communications Of
the German government of the 9th
aud 18th of October, 1918
1T must be clearly understood
that the process of evacuation and
the conditions of an armiStice are
matters that must be left to the
judgment and advice of the military
advisers of the government of the
United States and the allied govern
ments, and the president feels it his
duty to say that no arrangement
can be accepted by the government
of. the United States which does not
provide absolutely satisfactory safe
guards and guarantees of the main.
tenance of the present military su-
premacy OF the armies OF the Unit
ed States and the allies in the field.
He feels confident that he can
safely assume that this will also be
the judgment and decision of the
allied governments.
The president feels that it is also
his duty to add that neither the
government OF the United States
nor, he is quite sure, the govern
ments with which the government
of the United States is associated as
"a belligerent will consent to consid-
er an armistice so long as the arm
ed forces of Germany continue the
illegal and inhumane practices
Which they still persist in.
ATROCITIES MUST CEASE AT ONCE.
AT the very time that the Ger
man government approaches the
government of the United States
with proposals Of peace its subma-
rines are engaged in sinking passen-
ger ships at sea, and not the ships
alone, but the very boats in which
their passengers and crews seek to
make their way to safety; and in
their present enforced withdrawal
from Flanders and France the Ger
man armies are pursuing a course
of wanton destruction which has al
ways been regarded as in direct VIC
lation of the rules and practices of
civilized warfare. Cities and vii.
lagos, if not destroyed, are being
stripped o. all they contain, not only
but often of their very inhabitants
The nations associated against
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-09
GAINESVILLE
E. Z, Thn1p for State Commute eman.
nu-S-k

BARNESVGLLE. O.. August s.--Mrs
CIyd" Anderson. Of clifton street. was
hostess To- tn" members Of her club ut
her home Tuesday evening. y dalntY
lunch WIS served during tho course OF
tn" evening.
My. aud Mrs Nathan Boswell and
daughter aui son. Miss Leah and James,
and Mr. AMI Mrs. NJ. y. iIamSr and baby.
Frances. and guest. Miss Anna tianSr.
Of MI Pleasant. Ia. enjoyed Il wiener
roast mar tn" Lotus cut Glass factory
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Kate iIibb;.rd. nf South Broad
way. received word this week from her
son John uihhird. that hr has enlisted
in the l.. $. Marines. Mr.. llthhhrd haS
hrrn holding position with the Dalton
Adding Machine C'r. ut buffalo. y. y.
Another son. Francis lIihhard. Is scr
rnaut nf ordnance now stationed at
Cleveland.
Mrs Rodney Hagrr. Of Chester W.
Va. will urrivc this evening for Il WISH
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ
Conner Of Laws street.
Mra. Charles Mccullough, Of Akron
Is visiting her sister. Mrs. Will Moore.
of North Chestnut street.
Miss Sarah Hihhard. of South Broad
way, is spending the week win hcr
cousin, Miss Ruth DuGa. at EpworIh
park. .
DR., and Mrs. T.. T. White. Of West
Main street. motorcd TO Grand Lak"s'
Mich. this week where they Will Speho
n month ut their cottnge there.
Mrs. J. ]. Kelley and Mrs. carrie
Wilson. Of Pittsburgh. are fisi''hE
their mother. Mrs. Mary Wcthcrald' OF
North Chestnut street.
Miss Helen Erich, Of Columbia. IS
visiting Mir. and Mrs. {. l.. Wilson VI
North Chestnut street.
Mr. and Mrs. ThmnaS Fowler H1o MI
and Mrs. Clarence 'C"rhin. NJ tins place.
motorcd to Wheeling Tuesday whrro
they spent the day. ,r
Mrs. lanes HrrZcr and daughter Mll-
drcd, who have been visiting Nor s'Stcr'
Mrs John Campbell aud MISS MAC
IIcjzer. of North Chestnut street r.
turned to their home in Charleston W.
vn.. Wednesday evening. Inc? N ;,I
ACCOMPANIED by Miss iciz"r. wh" VIII
srrnd secvral weeks with them
John lager and wifi" ana "a"S
Rachel. of Chester w. va. arc l''',, 'i,s
80 mis- Mace and will reside in th'ir
,,r,nnr,y on North Gardner street.
Miss Ruth Rogers. Of Green Mount
o,.annc has gone To Round Hill. VIZ
: ,r,..r,. shc will visit with relatives.
Tho Wuman's Relief Corps Will m"''
l., past Vail this evening AZ I:3n "cioFN
An members are requested 10 DC p'e''
ont. ,y1 rctur,
! 20 hcr home on South broadway tn''
! ,vcrInr after Il four weeks VISIT "''
! r,c, friend. Miss AIwilda tnul. OF "e'7
hurC w Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-09
SOLDIER BOYS
PLAY FERR|ANS
One OF Tho Classiest Attractions VI
Recent Years Expected At League
Park Sunday.

All prcparations have been made ana
rho stage is set for the ncatcSt Ht'ie
cxhihitton witnessed on home lot IN
venrs. Sunday at League PARK Mar
Tins Ferry, the Ferry Athletics WIN
clash with the Camp Sherman ninc IN
what should turn out TO DC one OF Inv
host drawing cards liza long pcrlou.
Games with the camp teams in TINS
locality have been scarce. in fact thls
xill be tho first one III decade. Due |"
th, fact tina, some OF tn" valleys most
prnu,incnt athletes will br found III inc
army lineup, all unusually large at
Icpdnncc is expected for this reason
alone.
Even should the game prove farce.
which is By no means possible aS th"
clubs arc OF high standing. II should be
q feature attraction MS it will give all n
chance To pay respect 4" our hRhtinr
hays who arc Receiving their training hy
he means IF our National 1'astimc and
if baseball WAS not essential In train
ing tho army officials surely would put
the ban on 1t.
lily. members of the Camp Sherman
,cam have had major league experience.
and two of them. KauT and Cation. arc
lust in their prime. kauits cali To 'h'
colors WAS n blow that the New York
club has never fully recovered from.
Manager Evans and Captain frysock
have had their warriors out every SHch'
| ing the past week. and they are surely
on edge for the fray. With Noel on
hand the pitching staff will be in fine
shape, and all know what first class
receiver Wclcher has been.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-09
CAD|z BATTLES
SAL|NEV|LLE
Chautauqua Nine Has Good Week and
Winds Up With Conegtans Today
and Tomorrow.

Cadlz has been playing q oang-up
game during the past week and THIS
far has a big majority Of wins on
tho right side OF the column. The DIG
time ends with the games today and
tomorrow. when the strong SaiinesVlile
A. G.. will be met. instead Of the Pitts
burrh Col!rgiars. in what should prove
70 be the biggest attractions in recent
Years Salincsrille is a strong COM
bination and will endcaVor TO cop both
battles.
Interest is growing in the popular
little pleasure resort, and the fans Will
turn out more than ever. as these con-
tests will conclude the most success
full Chautauoua Cadlz ever had. and, III
fact it could. not have been any pct-
ter. as the weather was IDEAL for such
events. Manager James will do all
possible to cop todays game from the
pennsylvanians. and then he Will seno
king TO the mound in the final stTug-
rlc. Thus far the boys have made
good. losing only one game 70 Liz
Dennison club and one to FcrTy.
The Salincsville nine comes with
neat reputation and is particularly
strong road club. as this Is mainly what
tho team does throughout the season.
Word received indicates that the Visit-
ors are primed and expect To take uoth
contcsts with case This will be the
act limo Il team from that place mas
n,aved in Cadiz for number OF years
and the interest is very unusual.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-09
BELLA|RE TEAM
MAY QUIT GAME
Over The River Club Meeting "itn
Little Success And Season may
Terminate.

Sorry to say the outlook In Belia're
nj The nrrScnt writing is anything nus
encouraging and from what information
can he gathered together. il is more
than likely that the Bellaire boys Will
wind out just as it is. GOING through
Il most successful season. as Tar as
games played were concerned. II VIII
louk rather odd To sec the valley play
ing without II team representing hcllalre
MS the over the river contingent ms
ALWAYS been foremost in the games
played in this section.
Manager MrtiauEhcy. however mas
siEniiind his intention ur taking tur-
Their chance but is meeting with diff
Guilty in getting gamr for sunday ana
unless someone answers the call immc-
diatcly. there will he no attraction DOOR,
ed as tile advertisement would be so
short and no crowd would be on hand.
Tho McConkcys were taken on last sun
day in the hopes seeing large turn
out but il really was this disSapp"int-
iur fact that TOOK tho life out OF the
MANAGEMENT nf the Bellairc club. for
the crowd was anything but large. II
will be- known definitely. after this week.
the further advanc" of the over the rir-
er club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-09
LOCAL BALL CLUB
IN HARD BATTLES
Northumberland Ntne Will Leave To-
morrow Morning for Elaney's
Mills in GOOD Trim.

Word just out If the Whiiak"r-Glcss-
r,r camp indicates that the club is
ready {" &" Ia lluncy'S Mills, the small
town outside OF Bethesda. for wv" games
tu-Iuorruw ,ftrrnuun. This. Of course.
Will l,,. the first meeting uf tho clubs
and there will h" no prla" for the win
nor except the ura that they will be in
hlicr spirits. Elan"y Mills Will give
Il pirric on This day and tn" people want
I" So" BASEBALL games played rs there IS
II dandy park "n which |" play.
Manager lewis. of the local nine. re-
ports his men anxious for the trip and
whll" tn. boys are expecting In have
a good limr. they will I've IN the game
for tlc sci" I'url"&c of taking both en-
gls,iu.ui~. NV" games Will BE- played.
on. IN til" morning. and tn" other In the
afl.rnn.n. Lewis AMI DuSan VIII twill
for the locals while who will represent
IN" ricH!c,r:; is not known.
All local players are requested to he
at IN" S'alinn n, the appointed hour.
Their. " II H. twrlv" men L. make the
Irlr and Ih"y VIII return Sunday morn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-09
TYLER TUbERS
MEET '|NACKS'
Real Exhibition Assured The Pans OF
This Vicinity For Sunday AT
Tunnel Green.

Yes indeed it will be tho second tim"
the McCunkcys play tho Tyler Tube
Tompnny nine Of Washington. fa.. and
nil remember tho unmcrCIful drubblnE
The locals received in the previous en-
counter. However. matters are expect
cd to he somewhat different as both
clubs have Strcngl hcnrd materially ana
are set to meet stiff opposition.
Manager McCunkry has hccn very
successful with his boys this season and
right now has one Of the best teams IN
history and Il more capable bunch call
not be- secured in this locality. Frac-
tically the whole club is composed OF
mere youngsters and if any club re-
mains through tn" ScuSnn, this CLUB
will certainly be tn" one. Burkhart. III"
diminutivc hurlcr. will be in readiness
Ia take his turn in tn" b"x after several
weeks lrtup. All the other members
will he in condition and tn" boys are de-
trrmn"d In get revenge.
Manager Guthri" Informed the local
management that he would not come 10
the city unless he has rcal ball club
and the latest word received is that the
team will be hero without fail and soy
cral surprises are in Stnr" for tho fans.
Watson. the big lcft-hander will be on
IN" mound.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-09
-. 80
Twilight League Boys
Are given Farewell !

Emphasizing the fac; that this coun-
try had never been in war OF COM
quest. but that America always fought
for liberty md democracy. Dr. G.. e.
citizens made IN eloquent patriotic ap.;
ncal 10 an audience of $50 gathered *
thr Twcnty-sixth street playground ilo1t
night to bid farewell to two mcnoero
~ III. Twilight baseball league, VINO
I,oy, for national service today ".
Gi,bcns Il, first emphasized the need u
play for boys and girls and then pro
ccc,lrd to explain the difference ~
tween democracy and autocracy Sc,#
Tho Young men who nre leaving To-
d,v ms representatives Of the play:
rrnund are J. klccn and c. Leinweooer-
Th.v were presented each with pase-
ball by Mr. l.. ii. Ludwig. one OF ene
twilight. league captains. MT. Luovs
urged them to do as the former oeys
leaving the Fairgrounds have oons'
n,ncIy to write letters to the play
ground. giving their address 80 inst
,u,nv Of their friends can write 70 then..
Following the speaking series OF pay!
riotic songs were SUNK.
This evening on the same playground
-, exhibition Of defensive sports VIII
hc ,-iyrn. consisting Of boxing, wIest.
ling and fencing. or general lnue.
nc, tn all fairgrounds will be the tnree
community fairs to be held next THURS
day evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-09
CAD|Z DEFEATS
FAST FERR|AA5.
Chautauqua Team Gets Sweet 1Svc1GA5
Due to Remarkable ETCHING ~ -
Of Young DuEAn. 4:

Special Dispatch to The 1ntclliseneer.i4
CADIZ. O.. Aug. S.-This afternoon
the Cadiz Chautauqua nine got revenge
from the speedy Martins Ferry Al.
l"tics in n brilliantly played contest
which was sprinkled with sparkling
plays on either side. the final tally :en1:
ing at 20. Dugan worked like YET
cran and the victory wos mainly due TO
his remarkable pitching. He alloWAd
but 1--WE widely scattered bingles To-Day,
while his work against DenntsonS on
Monday was also first class. Rec
Salisbury played dandy fielding game,
bringing down some hard drives. 3..sE
Lewis was on the mound for the. Fer.
rians and also hurled a good game, but
several hits came in a row. which proved
his downfall Manager James an.
nounccd the cancellation Of the games
with the Pittsburgh Collesians. and~ths
Salincsvillc nine. one OF the faStett
combinations in Pennsylvania, VIII oe
met Friday and Saturday instead. Should
the locals win both these games. they
will have acquired the best record ever
accomplished by local nine IN such
short time. y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-09
Briefs and Personals.

Mrs. I'd Morris. Of Fifth street. Is
sprndir. n few days with friends N
Cameron.
Mrs. lioswnrth. Of Fairnont. is the
guest Of Mr. John driver and family.
Miss Virginia Gray is spending sew
,raI weeks with friends at fairmnnt.
Mrs. S. Yuhn. or this city. is spending
n few days with friends 1T Cameron.
The McMrchcn publ" school Will start
September list. MI children That are b
years Of age before January LIST can en-
roll.
The hoyS who left hero for Camp April
Goth. are now IN their way overseas.
Miss Margaret l'ncl. of this city. is
spending several days with her aunt
Mrs. John nivan. of l'"llatrc, G..
Luke Hell. If Rcnw"nd.' LETT ycStcr-
day for Marietta.
Mrs. Laura Pearson underwent srri-
Gus operation at The Glendale hospital
yesterday.
Walter u. Hilton, of the Majority
newspaper corporation. will he "nc NJ
the speakers III the flag ralsinE which
is to take place Sunday NJ the h"nw ood
hose house.
Henry Valentino" Of Bcnwood. under
went IL serious operation At the Glcndnic
hospital Yesterday morning, and is get
ting along nicely.
Miss HirGinin Ehhcrhnrt continues
seriously Ill at her home OH Logan
street.
Messrs VIM. Hughes and Luke Hell
will leave soon for Mcrgantown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-09
WILSON PACKERS
PLAY BOND CLUB
One OF The Neatest Little Cards o1 Inc
Season Takes Place At Beua1fe
Sunday.

On the Sixteenth street grounds. sun,
DAY. a, Bnllaire the newly orEhni"eu
BOND A. A. club will tackle the wilson
Packing nine Of this city in what shou'o
nrove TO BE- dandy little attraction.
The wilson's have been going strong
md should prove big drawing card
Several days ago it was decided to or
ranize n club from .Ecllairc SINCE the
Rellaire Athletics hal figured on quit
ting and new combination has peen
formed bearing the name or the l'oho
A. A. and will wear last years uniforms
besides using the hall park for the re-
mainder OF III. present season. In the
Bond lineup will be found stars from
the Athletics e. 4. e. and several local
lads Such men as Mooney. Eanyn
Mack Mckeivcy. jarvis, Yoke. ltcunan'
I,avelle, Mccormick and several others
OF known ability will be on deck. All
these men are requested 70 b." on TN"
grounds early Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-09
PILLS V|CTORS
OVER PIRATES
IN BOTH CANES

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. S.-hat'inE
both Pittsburgh pitchers heavily. Ihli-
adclpffia secured an even break for inc
series today by winning both games oil
the double header. scores. /" an"
to-. Cravath and Mcusrl hit nome
runs into the left field blcachers In the
second game the latter drive comihk
with two on bases. Williams an"
Ludcrous drove in all the local runs IN
the first game.
Tonorrows game was played To-Day
so that Pittsburgh could play al nome
tomorrow with Cincinnati. game a"-
yanccd from September. Scores:
First game:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-09
ANoTHER lOR CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND. Aug. S.-By winning
todays game. S to 4. Cleveland took the
series from Washington. two to one.
The visitors used sixteen players.
The locals scored off each OF the four
Washington pitchers, Manager Grirtiths
and Intlclder Mcbride of Washington
were chased from the field by Umpire
Nailin for protesting a decision. a
spectacular tue-hand catch by Roth OF
Shotton's. drive in the first inning rea-
turcd. Score:
K. II. e.
Washington . n n / l Of IL 4
Cleveland o l l Ks -
Ayers. MattcSon. Hovelik. Altrock and
Ainsmth: Coveleskie. Coomos ano
O'Ncll.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-09
News Gathering An
indispensable Industry

WASHINGTON. Aug. S.-Ncws En'h-
orirr * an Indispensable industry s"'-
rc,,rv Baker said today in d'ScusSinh
draft regulations although particular
mans relation to that industry mus
I"rcnd, Mr.. baker added, upon the t"ylS
w. nj. case and the possibility OF re-
placing him. ;.,. ~
,,rinr conditions in his home city OF
Cleveland. the war secretary Sl'" W..
,v,rr newspaper men ahoF" IN" ~"
draft arr Iimi, proposed TO Congress
whn probably could replace younger '"r"
in I'm emergency.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-09
THREE STA1GHT.

BOSTON. Aug. S-Boston made II
three straight from ST. Louis TO-DAY
hy- scoring three runs in the last OF
rho ninth and winning. to 1. AANSF
:; c. Smith singled and honecn:
doubled. Doak relieved SherdeL Do'lh
nassed Wilson. ]. S. Smith scoring on
= passed ball. J. L. smiths single
scored koaetchy. Northrop to7cco
Rawlings. who ran for Wilson at thfFo-
E.rzogs single over second scored j.
7. Smith with the winning run. Inc
Il. n. +.
c. ror;s 10 q q n : ~ l"
1,oe,op % u o l - Is
Sherdel. boak and Gonzales; Norlh-
rop and Wilson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-09
LOCAL BOY IS
GIVEN HONOR

Major Chandler Campbell son OF
Alexander r. Campbell. Of this city. has
been commissioned as lieutenant colon
elm the L. S. Marine Corps and is now
stationed at the Indian Head proving
grounds near Washington. d. c., where
nc is temporarily in command of the
Tenth Regiment. L. S. Marines. and in
n letter to his father hopes soon to be
sent TO France with his regiment.
Chandler Campbell enlisted in l?9p IN
the Marines as second lieutenant ana
during the Sauto Domingo instruction
he won distinction when in command
Of detachment in an enlightenment
against the Dominican rebels.
Col CamphelI. U. S. Marines. Is the
biebcst Officer In the army or marine
corps Of any man calling Wheeling AZ
his home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-09
INSTANTLY KILLED.

Special Dispatch to The lhtr'IlEet,F'' =,
: C1,NEKSBrRG. W. Va. Aug. S.--El-
sic four year old daughter OF MIS- I1'
fc Townsend. Of Stone Coal cr'cN' ne"r
Weston. was instantly killed when
struck by an automobile driven ny A. :
Wilson. railroad engineer. last night
near Coal Valley Springs. according to
word received hero today the child fell
from the rear of a wagon and ran across
tho road directly in front Of the car.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-09

Two-has. hits-Wtngo. Eoush. Cueto'
LuQue.
stolen bases-Luque. Groh.
Sacrifice hts--Luuue. 5. Magee.
Sacrifice tly-Neale.
pouble plays--t'letcher. Doyle and
K,rke: = MaEee arG Wtngo.
LET, On baSeS-New York o. Gincin-
natl 3.
First base on e-rors-New 1orK J.
Cincinnati ,.
Bases on halls--or Causcy >: OF
LuQue 3.
tiits-or Causcy. S in innings; on
Steele. in l inning.
Hit By pitchcr-By Luoue | Flctcnero.
Struck out-Ey Causey ,, by Luoue ).
Mild pitch-Luque.
Losing p!tcher-Causey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-09
LEADERS BEATEN.

BROOKLYN. Aug. S.--Brookiyn de-
ssa,ed Chicago here today. 4 10 l. ny
launching hits off Vaughn and carter
in ,hree innings. TWO wild throws o!
Flick helped them 10 win. Marouaro
strained his. back in the NTH lnn.he
and gave way 10 Cheney. Both p'ec"eo
e"' r II. T..
Chicago -. n o q " ! -
Brooklyn ;. . " "
Vaughn. Carter and hh''AS'' "A
oua-di and Miller.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-09
Ladies' Aid Society.

District M. If In" Ladies' MD So
r.icty Of the First NJ. T.. church will meet
this evening at the HON" Of Mrs. tusack
Of Fifth street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-09
Surgical Dressing Class.

The Surgical Dressing class will meet
thus evening ut the headquarters IN
Seventh street. All members arc urged
To be- nrCScnt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-09
McMECHEN
Scarcity of WntAF,

Owing Ia the scarcity Of water. the
MAYOR REQUESTS not Ia waste any more
water than can l'c helped nj springs and
wells. And also requests the practice
Of children playing around wells ana
washing their feet hc stopped At once.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-09
REDS WINNERS
R0MNEW YORK
IN CLOSE ONE
Yesterdays Games
philadelphia. s: Pittsburgh. l.
Philadelphia S: Pittsburgh. :.
Cincinnati. 5: New York. :.
Boston. ;: ST. Louis. 4.
Brooklyn. 4: Chicago. l.

NEW YORK. Aux. S.-lincinnati made
It three out OF four from New York.
winning to-day BY a score OF 10 :.
The work OF I.uQue and Cueto. recruited
players. featured. Luque he'd New
York 70 four hits and had perfect
average a, bat. while Cueto hit two
singles and a double. Cincinnati stop
ped Causey. who had won seven straIshl
games. The score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-09
Ladies' Auxiliary.

Tho Indies Auxiliary Of tho 3. OF X.
r. met last evening AZ their armory "n
seventh street. business matters were
transacted. after which Il social good
time WAS cuj"yrd Ivy those who were
present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-09
Another TYNE,

Another type Of American that gives
us an awful pain Is the constructive
critter whose attitude seems TO be tnat
he isn't going to he proud Of his coun-
try until he has to.-Ohio state jour
nal. ~. 80.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-09

Wax candles which have become duaty,
..on To-. made perfectly white by ruoDinE
them with clean piece OF 1lanhet
dipped in spirits OF wine. a