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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-01-15
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D6Ag9D0DgRIglE

! Los. ANGEI4Es, Cal, January III
tAssocistsa Press ---Los Angeles. IA.
boris contribution TO Amsrica = fight.
ing forces was sisnalizsd here, tonight
Ply the formal raising al Labor Temple
ia, : service flag bearing 4 star nyits
yhite field for each of nearly six hun
dred organized workers on to war. ST.
fundamentally q great American flag
was ran up the Temple q fagpele.
Both banners were presented by the
W ONE d Garment Workers Union,
whose members made them, and were
accepted sbi behalf Of the Labor Temple
Asysshtion BY, ~ prssident, c. N.
Il ,Ssnd composed Il members 4. Il /, Che Il
Musician's Ass6siation fufiiished music
for the pfesehtAtipn ,cetenohy,' whleh
was attended by the mayor and mem
bers sof the city council, =, I. e. ''-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-01-15
PORKLESS DAY TO
TAKE PLACE H..
or MEAlT NEAT |. Is ONE
Five States May Use Beef and
Mutton Freely Because Of
Lack Of Transportation Facili-
ties TO Eastern Markets

WASHINGTON, January l4-( Asso.
ciated Press -MeatIess days win be
suspended in the states of California,
Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Nevada
until such time, at least, ~ the trans
portation problem has been solved SO
as to permit the shipment east Of cat
tie from those" states For the time
being, since il is impossible to furnish
beef and mutton to the people Of the
east, to the armies abroad and the can
tonments in the Middle Western and
Eastern States from those states and
since there appears 40 be. an adequate
supply to- meet all home demands with
out depicting the ranges in any way,
1t is thought advisable to utilize the
beef and mutton supply at home and
thus conserve on other foods. Porkless
Tuesdays win be substituted for the
meatlessi days an those states.
Stock Raisers Approve
~. This plan Of substituting porkless
days for meatless days win be proposed
at the meeting of the American Ma.
tiOna1 Livestock convention which will
open at Salt Lake City today and the
claim will be advanced that more meat
should be eaten now in order that, more
will be ready for food consumption
another year. p
The plan, which touches the consum.
or in that it would substitute "pork'
less - day for the present "meatless'
Tuesday is based on the declaration
that unless the demand for beef and
mutton for domestic consumption Is
increased soon, there will be a short
age Of these meats the spring and sum
mer Of next year. ""~,
The stockmen assert that while a
normal or enlarged number of steers
and sheep are being fattened for mar.
ket this winter, If there should be no
increase in prices, or If the present
prices should not be maintained, fewer
would be fattened next winter, with
d corresponding decrease in the num-
Der sold = for slaughter, Continuance
Of the present decreased consumption,
due to "meatIess days, they declare,
will mean a glut of the market and
lowering Of prices,
Transportation Changes
Another subject which the stockmen
expect to consider is the possibility of
changes in the transportation system
due to the taking over Of the rail
roads by the government. Reports from
the market committee, touching on the
investigation of the meat industry
being made by the federal trade com.
mission; discussion of national forest
use for grazing purposes, the ''640 acre
homestead billI', the livestock industry
and the war and other subjects, many
of them technical, also are to be pre-
scented at the meeting.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-01-15
Senator Brady Of
Idaho Passes On

r WASHINGTON, January IA -
ASSOCIATED Press) - James II.
Brady, United States senator from
Idaho, died Of heart disease yester.
day after an illness Of nearly q
week. l.E E.gs 1919 II
Senator Brady was Republican,
was former governor of Idaho and
has been in the senate since 1913
when he was elected to succeed !.
X, Perky, q Demoerat,swho had been
named to hold Office until the Idaho
Legislature should elect. ~.
II is expected a Democrat will
fll the vacancy caused by the death
of Senator Brady for Idaho has a
Democratic governor and both
branches Of the Legislature are con.
tr0lled by Democrats. hf@'s "'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-01-15
SHIPPING J \ M! BOARD Ar 70 J..
ESPANDAlN!Dl ADVANCE

WASHINGTON, January l4--(Asso.
eiated Press - Reorganization and ex,
pansion APE planned by the shipping
board in announcements which : were
made yesterday. The expansions will
be upon an important scale, il Is said
and Offices are soon to be established
in London, Paris and Rome, in addition
TO those on this side of the Atlantic
All Of the Offices win be closely c6ordi,
mated under the policy which is out,
lined. y
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-01-15
TUBERcUl osl$ Small , III
AMONG DRAFTED MEN

a. WASHINGTON, January 1f.-(As.
ISOLATED Press -Reports that many Of
the soldiers drafted into the National
Army are suffering from tuberculosis
and are thereby untitled for service
found denial yesterday in the report
and statement of Colonel Bushnell OF
the, medical department. He declares
that Of the 100000 men who hive tin.
dergohe physical examination less
than one percent were found to be iSf,
fected by tuberculosis in any Form. Il q
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-01-15
WOODEN Shoes ARE ...
DETERMINATIONS

GEoRGETowN, Massachusetts,, Jan
uary ~ - ASSOCIATED Press : Local
shoemakers are eager to cheat the
Dutch" shoemakers. They have begun
the manufacture of wooden shoes and
plan to carry it on exclusively. Such
q demand already has been created by
workers in foundries and chemical
plants that the town expects to gain
Countrywide prominence in the indus,
try"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-01-15
Peasants Demand
Tr;nl For Gar

PETRoGRAD, january l4--(As-
sociated Press)--Demands for the
immediate bringing Of Nicholas
Romanoff, former car Of all the
Russias, to Petrograd from his
place of practical imprisonment
was made yesterday by delegates
of the peasants council They
further demand that he shall be
tried before a military tribunal.
Just what are the purposes Of
the resolution are not made clear
beyond the demands, In some
sources it is elaimed the purpose is to
have him made away with while in
other sources it is claimed the
Bolsheviki are at heart favorable
to q monarchy.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-01-15
MUCH CHROME ORE

b, SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, January IA
(Associateds PTdss) From an panApl
output Of 5000 tons Of chrome ore be,
fore the war, the state of California
now is producing in excess OF $4,000
.of the State iimne hlirsap; Theseust
has advanced practically 100 percent,
Chrome ore is used in the treatment of
steel and enters into the manufacture
of all kinds of war munitions. 49,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-01-15
.HuNDREDs0IF HOUSES
DESTROYED By FIRE

TOXIC, January l3.-(Special to
Hawaii Shinpo)-More than two thou.
sand people are homeless and more
than five hundred houses were reduced
to heaps of ashes by fire which broke
out In Rujimachi in the Provencb 1of
Iwate yesterday. A high wind was
blowing and the flames leapt rapidly
from house to house, sweeping all be.
fore them until open fields were
reached. t. 81 ....
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-01-15
FIFTY-NiNE KILLED

TOXIC, January lS.-Fifty nine were
killed and thirty houses destroyed by
q snowsIide which swept down upon
Mimata in the Province of Nigata yes
terday. Numbers of crushed and in.
jured people were dug out of the de-
brfs BY the hastily formed rescue
a. 49, .,'P ', .aat
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-01-15
R100|l8|R|Ek /,
I'||||||||||'l|||:||E|:;;;:'' II

mt sss,sis sisI sso"ire.
psats arc Eetisf4ste6Sa n. GpOding
Field Viii be- coniIfmed AZ seifetivs
d,s a.s IN fog s''i rer4 s erv ~ "a IA.
',i. n NJ s,.,ll I, slsg -.
a,t n, p,eee ~ W. W.
s w !. soS y. N 81 G ri.
y, ", y, M. Nlin ~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-01-15
H0MDHMGBATR(t 4.
!. NHENN!!AlRslABtB

( NEW YoBk, ,Jshusry 14--(Associs.
ted Press) -.Railway heads are planning
to take steps Tor the reeoyety Of their
railroad properties immediately after
the war, Representatives Of more tina D
ninety percent of the mileage Of the
United States have been IN Conference
and have determined to ask congress to
pass legislation which will, end gov
erhment control Immediately with the
end Of this war. XXX. l,'th' '"f |1S''t
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-01-15
CHURCH TAKES PRIDE
IN ITS SERVICE FLAG

=, FL PAso, Texas, January l4-CAs-
soeiatcd Press)-A service flag with
$50 stars has been hung from the
tower of the new st. Patriekts Cathe.
drai here to ponor the members Of the
cathedral congregation who have
Joined the colors. Phis flag, which
Is one Of the largest in the city, was
blessed by Bishop Shuler preceding the
midnight mass Christmas Eve.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-01-15
IN CUBE 4 C0lD IN ONE DAI

take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININR
t4ab,IE;essl, possqpEgists refund y q !. money 4
\ fails tp cure. ' The signature 81
l.. W. GROVE is on each box. Man
ufuctured by the PARIS MEDICINE
CO.. ST. Lonis. u. S. A.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-01-15
ctIAAsPERIAIR.s TARLETs,

n These Tablets are intended especially
for disorders. OF the stomach, !, liver. ana
bowels ~ you are troubled with Ibeart-
burn, indigestion orseohstipation they
viii do you good. For sale by all deal
ers. Henson, Smith q Co., Ltd, agents
for Observation-Disclosures. .f'".-. Z
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-01-15
Plot Is F3liaa 10 Heposs
Fsrdlra,ia of RsliNa,liq

January Associated R cOnspiraces dpOse
establishment
fEorted Pstrogfad These are being conducted BY the
revolution the dPosng Of Ferdinand and the formation Of govern
Nouah reported be well supplied with funds which = g believed
cfctuaIs split the RoRanens and make absolutely certain speedy pence
certainly FOLLOW
king and the establishment Of Socialist regime
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-01-15
PLANS EUROPEAN

{. TOXIC, January 13--(Special to
Hawaii ShinPo) Tho crown prince OF
'IapGh will visit Europe in, 1890, il was
announced today. 1t is believed here
that before that time peace will have
been restored. ,,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-01-15
URGES BUYING STAMPS

BAITIMORE, January 'lI-th Assoc
clated PFess)a Cardinal Gibbons from
the pulpit Yesterday urged Upon the
clergy and the laity 10 conduct d cain.
paisn for purchase of war stamps by
the children of the church.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-01-15
6RRAf AlNY DICS
,Womhp and Men Form Force Of
hundred thousands; Colder
Weather Follows and Trains
Fe M0yin0 Though Slowly

CHICAGO, Janaaty i4--(Asso-
ys.tsrdsv ailsd. ~ Ersas amy
lst> M. .,3lfg Al the yigor
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-01-15
UKRAINE is.
RECOGNIZED.
HUNS FOR
TALK
Delegation Admitted To Confer
euce As Independent Of Boil
sheviki Delegation and With
!. Consent Of Leon Trotsky
CROWN COUNCIL, CALLED
|, TO SPECIAL MEETING
indications Are Bolsheyiki and
Ukraine Have Patched Peace
Between Them. With Recogni-
tlon Of independence


tlon Of Independence
In toNDoN january l4(As-
IL ISOLATED Press)-P Progress
toward peace between Russia and
the Central Powers has been re-
sumed is the indication to be
found in reports evidently ena-
mating from German sources
while the Petrograd reports in
dictate there still exists a consid-
cradle distrust of the motives of
the German and Austrian dele
gates to Brest- Litovsk. ,
Admission of delegates from
the Ukraine to the peace con-
ference was the outstanding point
in est-Litovsk yesterday as in
Dictated in dispatches from Am.
sterdam which said the German
delegation recognized the "Inde-
pendent delegation representing
the Ukraine Republic and that
this was done under agreement
with Foreign Minister Trotsky
of the Bolsheviki government.
CROWN COUNCIL MEET
I Il is reported there is to be a
meeting of the German crown
council and Won Hindepburg, Won
Ludendorf and the crown prince.
Il has been sailed, = Isl said to
consider proposals and plans for
1.-THE further negotiations Of peace
with Russia, Ukraine and the Ru-
manians.
Russian delegates give an ac-
count Of the peace conference
WHICH differs considerably from
1.-THE German story and paints the
results in colors less rosy for the
Teutons. These reports say that
in their subsequent negotiations
the Bolsheviki delegation will be
acting under the conviction that
the German delegates are acting
as the agents of the military and
annexationist factions Of the Ger
mans and in no way according to
the wishes of the proletariat and
the Socialist party.
! UKRAINE SATISFIED
! There are indications, however,
lthat an agreement has been reach
ed between the Petrograd govern
ment and the Ukrainians which
recognizes the independence of
the latter as was also indicated by
the Amsterdam report, Petro-
grad dispatches said the food
| shortage there had been relieved
by an agreement with the Tx
rainians for a supply Of all the
/ food required. Unlimited guam
Titles of breadstuffs" is said to be
paid for half in cash and half in
merchandise. $500, 10.
! KALEpINES' oUSTED
Other indications were found
in dispatches from Novo Tcher-
kask to Petrograd. That city had
formerly been the headquarters
Of the Kaledines but it is an
lnounced the Bolsheyiki have OBJ
1tainsd control there and have as
snmed power. A decreedhast been, pub.
hshed giving the right tH the soldiers
and Eorkmen 10 hold new elections 20
replace in the constituent assembly
such delegates as are deemed 40. to
reprtsent the workman and peasants
4 . 4'1 -----------s-$-~-------- ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-01
CLASSIC EVENT
DRAWING NEAR
selIairc and McConteys to Contest IN
Battle for Ohio valley
Houors.

I. should h2 the claSsirst game Of the
! entire season and NOR" interest is IN
..v!i.i.c" han ~ any time during thu
year Tor SUNDAY. 1t The Sixteenth street
ball park. NJ E"linirr. when thc2 fast
S"in. A,;'"nkr..: VIII tr? conclusions
with ths Athletics OF that plac" fHr III"
! :ir$' H:':'tIuS - til" year. Both clubs
hn:" larg" f"I,"wIrrs and are in III"
ltga: ;ur valley h"n"rS.
l:"I lair. il To b.. corr VlimcU;ei upon
.hn w.s,m.,r:ui !-,:c""ss ATTAINED U,,d"- 'h''
mana .:"tn"nt Of Mc'inuh"y "v"n lhnnGH
~, ctuA IS not represented r. the hes.
= POSSESSING e: ~" winning power AMI
y" :@a;f"- b"w ;rusu n" "7p"s;ct":G
VIA .G,:,i i!'Id.lnach pitching. th'
;cInl !.r~ .snn" tarouGh Il very difficult
j. ,iu. :" their determined efforts ani
ability.
White :hr McConknys have no: nc;
tn. sam. s;y!" "c clubs ~ h;lv" ,h.'
uvor-tic-r;v"r lmyS. however. the locals
hov.. :. hri;"r rrCor,! and one tina; j.
deserving II iuurh prat1S". Manager
Mrrnnk"v has IN" Youngest S'nl-prr
bal! club IN ;lr. state" and. with vict"rlri
over the Eau.r%. FtigInnnt. l'illunval"
and th.. Others. II ~ especially commend
unl" 10 CIV" th' boys credit. Several
new ,:"n i;tin i"'rn added iu the team.
which should max" X the strongest Of
tn valley without ,;i!,St.nIL and for thi&
reason their efforts IT the game Sunday
will t,r watched with unusual interest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-01
JOHNSON CALLS Meet
OF AMERICAN LEAGUE
.TOCLOSE the SEASON

CHICAGO. July "l.--rrcsh"nt Fan
Johns. II. II tho American league, To-
might called sIr. cial meeting 81 the
Organization IT,, h" held in Cleveland
saturday .r,inrt,iy !" d,,.id. IN the i'r'.-
J"&,d carly closing OF Ia" :3";t$on anil
,l... staging Of the w"riHS s'";:'S pci"r
H. S"ri"ll".r lsr in r";nplrau'" with
S.Ir:"inry i:;,i."r'$ work "r ij;sht ORD! =.
'"Il'... also will h'' It special meeting "i
Ia" National baseball ""'ni,!I: S:oN Al
cleveland AZ The SaIur :j:nc.
A!;h"ri.:It tn" club 'wn"r$ "t th"
Ma; ioi:al !.at;l,r arr &"hcdul'"! I" rI""t li
special session. in N"w York IN S:l'ur-
day. l'rcSld.n: johnson WAS advised ~
AugUSL Hermann. chairman Of IT,"
National Commission. and owner Of tn
Cincinnati Nationals. tiint HI would at
tend IA" Cleveland needing and thht lwp
or three other NarI"nr! league club OWL
crS would accompany hIn.
l'rrSir!.nt johnson said he gas
strongly nppus"I 10 continuing baS"tN
utter September lSt. aS he believes "a
;ln: after TIA, datr wnIiia - 4 direct
violation Of lh" w:Ir d"I';Irtrmrnt'S ORDER.
Il, wnul! o. %"liiSh II TAX" advantage
Of Secretary Takers order. This is ~
time. to t'r.'''. r'':r"atIOn on III" pnbli"
when htn"r'";ln$ ar" giving UP their
lives; on tn" hltti'-!i"lhs of Franco" SAL
Tho statcru"rit ISSUED by Nr. JnhuSt"n
today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-01
CLARKS WILL CLOSE
FAST SEASON TODAY
Clarksburg VIII Be IIet at League PARK
This Afternoon IN Exciting
Drel.

j,>,o7s,l folks Of. Tho ertir" Ohio val
l.v ar" expected 70 swarm l-"aSU'' park
This afternoon :,S ;h,. Clark ''"l"r"'i .\iH-
l..ti"S ~ his cit VIII play III" ''inrk~-
bur: rnlornd nine ~ II" fi'tal gam" "s
49,. S..u.;,,,, fer III" local lads. Nit':
Si,h :, ..n.ri attraction II" f;riS n" a.
S,ir..i It an unusual opportunity besides
rl"-.. VIII h.. ceremonies aptruty rs SeT-
crli-u: IN" mon Will leave IN. IN: ncNT
drcft call and Attorney Graham viii
CIV. Il short talk nttrr winch h" will
present III. i"y$ with 4 token "t ap-
p-.c,atin:. trun thc:r followers.
There nod h." li,ce said Of tn" game
Itself. .xc"pt that it should b" ono OF
III" pos; play"d OF tn" rntir" season.
Tie rlarkS lost {" the tlaTkSt"rCerS
r"v"ral days ago on III" Iai;"r-S
grounds and will make a Determined #
fort to regain lost honorS t:t;':a!n
rhodes will hay" his boys IN ~" pink
o. couditi"u. feeling coufId"nt .hnt ;he!-
Will l." able I" d. the trick and III 4
71ost conraetal;,hiH way.
Clark$hurg realizes tho strength OF
tho local min. Lut IS contid"u, that she
an dupt:r.,'" :h" past prrf"rinn!r" an''
gam for herself n u"a; reputation -
tn. CiarkS ara highly considered in ts:a
vicinity ~ Il baseball outfit. In tn"
former tilt the dowa-Statc defeated th''
locals BY IN" c"uu, OF 81 IN well
Played earnc featured by thrilling plays
or tho part # either club.
Never before has :l1c-r h-"H NOR" m
forest over 4 gun nnh ~ both clubs
pc cnlnrcG. on" 81 IN" largest Groves
cver on the I.cagu" park grounds "a
promised,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-01
HUNDREDS FREQUENT
FAIR SWIMMING POOL
Big Tank Being Cleaned and WIN b"
Ready for Aqua Lovcr1 1ndS
Afternoon

Tho West Virginia faSr Swimming pool
is the Mecca OF delight for the old and
young these warm days Hotter the
weather. more the bLthers. The water
is cool. clean and pure: In fact 1t is
purcr than tho water many are forced
10 drink from Sptgots In this city, for
IT Is drawn from deep wells =
Despite the fact that yesterday was
comparatively cool day. there were
hundreds to enjoy a plunge into the
hig tank, which is one Of the largest
swimming pools in the country and -
down-to date : in every way. Not only;
is the natntarium frnque nted BY Wheel.
ing folk but every day there arc many
automobile parties nom all around this
section. who drive in and n1ter long.
dusty ride enjoy a swim IN the tank
Those who do not como by the automo-
bile route arrive on street cars and
spend many hours Splashing about IN
the cool aqua und sitting on the
benches in the rays OF Old Sol and get
ting real seaside tan
Yesterday afternoon force Of men
began cleaning the pool and worked up
to Into last night securing tho big basin.
I3y Friday afternoon II will be ready for
tho ba:hcrS and It will be as clean as
n careful housewives baking pan.
Not only is tn" pool fTcquented dur
ins the day but in the evenings, after
n long warm days work, hundreds cf
persons. including many tired business
men" enjoy a plunge In the big pool.
to say nothing OF tho many girls nd
Young mon who swim about the ba*tr;.
II on" wishes To m surprised how many
excellent young women swimmers. this
community has one should visit the
i,lac".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-01
The innocent Suffer Even Unto the
Third and Fourth Generations, d.
but Relief Is Now in Sight

II has Ion" been accepted As Il
matter Of cnIlT,'r that III" sins OF itt
fathers must b. suffered by lnh"c"h'
puyrrri'y. yet i; is hard ~ hcc"ih'
rct.uncilrd tn this condition. Ih"
lr..rifagn IF physical inlirmiiy II Il
hardicup under which thousands
must face I'll" battle of life.
Scrofula is probably The most no.
tirrabln OF tho transmitted hloou
disorders, though there arc other
more severe diseases Of the blood
that pass from one generation 10
another. No matter what inherit
ed blood faint you may be laborlng
under, S. S. S. offers hope. This
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-01
THE HORRIBLE. HANDICAP
OF POISONED BLOOD

rcmrd! has been in general use 10.
NOR" ,han fifty years II is purely
vegetable. and contains not par.
ticir Of any chemical. and acts
promptly on the blood by routing
MI traces OF the faint. and restoring
IL. 70 absolute purity.
Som" nf Ike most distressing cases
0t transmitted blood poison have
Yielded 10 III" treatment OF S. S. S.,
and no case should be considered in.
durable until This great. remedy has
been given Il thorough trial. S. S. 5.
; Is as an antidotc to every impur
ity in tho blood. You can obtain II
at any drug store Our chief medi-
cal adviser will take pleasure b CIV
ing you without cost any advice that
your individual case requires: Write
today 10 Swift Specific Co.. 4SS
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta GA .-5--.-.-s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-01
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

i:aItiinrr". =. Syracuse. 0.
!ialtinIur". /. syracuse, l.
I;inrhantnn. 6. Rochester, J.
Newark. !; I!nffal". Q.
Newark. (: Eutfilo. 5.
Jersey city. .: Toronto. Z: second
.,am. Forfeited tn Toronto. as Jersey
city refused To play on account OF G
decision Of Umpire Westcrvelt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-01
III PRINCETON GIVES
ST.FR|SCO 4 BATTLE .
FREE-FOR-ALL TROT

rulTMI:I'S. O.. July 3l.--Mabel
Trnsk did not come Ia tho post to-day
for her ;wcnty-e"cond frcc-fnr-all trrt.
Ting du.l wiki Sc Frisco and tho fra
,3rr event Of Il" program lost Some Of
it's zcst for this reason. Lu Princeton
was in g,nd form, however. and won
TN. first heat from tn. Gccrs stallion
lrrc"rr thu latter got to going. GiccrS
took ST r'risc" out tn" second and third
heats q, Il faster clip and WAS never
hc;,i.,.. al1huu::h .l.u Princeton cam"
with such II rush IN" third mile that IT
hnd t. L.. stepped in 9:02A Ii Win.
Tho other feature Of thr third days
rru:g!lm was the @:GT trot. the Neil
lI.uS.- *irk". purs" sa0n0. The Tod
Glrr. althouglt TAR from being n fnvort:c.
w,u; uul ami won in straight. heats
This vas lnr heaviest betting race "r
the. week. Wilkes lir"wcr selling favor
iIr for $"uu in IL ticket totaling s3"o
The TnlIirr was 10 In ! shot and went
over. fl" STATELY won the EOS pace
after dropping the itr%' heat To IHnl"
brine. the fAvcritr. TIL" cheapest rae
Of Tie afternoon was the 2:l3 pace.
which took. flv" heats before Tho Wc6I
won from; Flora. \. The other tTo
horse. in ihr field were never contend
crS,
Miss iirrtha l,ill"n. who starts In tn"
rrr"-fnr-aIl ~ North Randall. neat week.
worked a mil" in lax to-day for Joe
S"r::lI with the last half mile IN ono
rllrutc Summary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-01

let is in hiEh vogue. Hence tho
shops ar" showing Interesting Access
.;urirs OF all sorts made Of jet. from
huge Spanish combs to tiny pendants
thu, arr worn about tho neck on jet "i
gold chains.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-01
Standing of Clubs.


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