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Evening star., 1918-02-13
Moderately Active Market.

On the local stock exchange today very
fair investment business was transacted
nothing approaching activity. but suffi-
cient nibbling of investors to indicate that
they are more favorably disposed toward
local issues
Potomac Electric bonds sold to the ex-
tent of $1,000 at 95 for the consolidated
SIS. and 100 for the first 6s A small lot of
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat 5s
sold at 1901.
Transactions in stocks were generally on
the 0dd-Iot variety. A little Capital Trac-
ton cold at 81. and more at S1A with
S13s bid and 81 asked at the close.
A share of Washington Gas sold at
Sc. Ave shares of Graphophone common
at 81 and ten shares of Lanston at So
the bid price for some time past, while
40 has been continuously asked
Evening star., 1918-02-13
sellina Ex.pixidend Today.

Selling Ex-Dividend Today.
Pressed Steel Car preferred. Ia
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Halfway
preferred. Y; Detroit United Railway.
., and American Smelling and Refining
preferred. ia.
High Low
Call Money. ..........o b
HOURLY SALES OF STOCKS.
liam. lS2,7O0 II m..... 265900
1p.m... 3l7,700 2p.m.... 3S5,0O0
Evening star., 1918-02-13
Internal Revenue Ruling.

The internal revenue bureau has decided
that in the event of a minor child having
an independent income, it is imnlaterial
whether the parent appropriates this in
come or not, he must make return of it
In his own schedule.
If. however, the minor child has a sep
arate estate, held for the child. the in
come shall not be included in the parent S
return. but shall be filed separately by
guardian or trustee.
Evening star., 1918-02-13
NEW YORK SUGAR PRICES.

NEW YORK. February 13.-Raw su-
gar-Steady; centrifugal, sos; mo-
lasses. nominal; refined, steady; cut
loaf, sos: crushed. $40; mold A, 7.95;
cubes, $50; "NAxA' powdered. 7.65;
powdered. 7.6o; fine granulated and
diamond A, 7.45; confectioners' A, 735;
No. l. TnO
Evening star., 1918-02-13
CURB STOCKS.

Quotations furnished by W. b. Hibbs & Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-18
TUNNEL GREEN PARK
IS PROVING A FAILURE
Unless Fans Decide to Give More Teams
May Abandon Tunnel Green.

\ m"v"m"nl is on foo; IT, quit hns"-
ball Oh sundays at tn" Tunnel Green
grounds. as far rs III" MCcunkcyS ana
the l;HurrS Ir'. concerned. ThrS" top
notch clubs have been end scoring to
pleas" tn" fans this SEASON with base
years ha-" h"'n frc"u"uled hy large
portion al sport !"vrrs 81 this city. and
without u gam" tn" fans ur" Gl in arms.
This was rluriy proven last SYmIai.
when 10th TN" l:au""s and Me 'unk"ys
played away rruh home. There WAS
CONSIDERABLE comment III II" San" Il!
ihr Green"
While II is rot she Attendance that /"
proving ~" III. stumbling block. for
!h"r" IL always som" tire" ar four hum
tfrrd fans present. the ""ll""II"n$ are
remote. II will ~ admitted that some
very poor games have l,""n played this
season. due to tia" inHhiiitA !" E"i good
clubs here" and IN" fac; thnt Their" ~
- SrarrIlN ri teams. mu"n 50 That
i, is impossible l., I"t good nitrnr-
Iirn. II is true that ihc Sr"uuGS ar"
no, enclosed ard fer this reason the
fam * not furrci I" pay. tirEftS ar
passed around which gives him the "p-
p1riunity to cunlribut" whatever he
s"cs ni For the past few weeks III"
teams have barely madr expenses and
on ruorc than one uccaStrn' have lost
money.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-18
Wheeling Chautauqua, July 6-12
BEL.[A|RE PLAYS
FAST PH|PPSA c.
over the River Club Again to Play Team
Prom Pittsburgh on Sunday.

Next Sunday. the Bcllairc Athletics
will have as the attraction at the Six
tenth Street ball park. the fast Phipps
a. {. nine OF Pittsburgh. This club IS
ono of known repute and it is rs fast as
ever from correspondence exchanged be-
tween the arrangements. The fhtpps
played in Bcllaire last season and the
battle ended in ten frames. Bcilaire
winning by a 81 count.
Belaire has been playing great ball,
having won six straight games after
getting off to miserable start. the out
look being anything but good. With the
addition IF q few stars and several good
hurlcra, Bellairn rapidly came To the
front and is nov playing 4 Sts"lar con-
test Rock. former Wesleyan star attn
lstc. played his first game with the
ovcr-the-river boys Sunday and won the
game for them with his circuit cl"ut
with the bases full. Just how long &c
will remain here is question but II
will not b. very long as he is awaiting
his call to service. having enlisted some
time ago.
Bnllaire fans arc pulling for another
series with the Martins Ferry AthlctfcS.
and if the former continue III" good
work, she will certainly be entitled 10
another chance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-18
CITY IS PREPARING
FOR JULY FOURTH
Committee in Charge Ct Celebrities
Will Meet at Commercial AS
ISOLATION Tonight.

The civ Of Wheeling will observe
III" Fourth Of July most APPROPRIATED!
this year. and plans are under way 70
make il the most memorable held here
for years. The Fourth this year
should bring forth every atom OF pa
lri0liSm in every American citizen Oh
this city. coming al such A time our
inc the world crisis y big parade Will
b. feature Of the celebration AS oo'
served here. and speeches will be de-
l;verrd b. many noiah!"S.
The committee IN chHrge Of the al
fair will meet this evening AT the
Commercial Association at S o'clock TO
complete arrangements for the crle'
Bration. The members u! the commit
tee follow:
Executive Commitrec--Munlcipallty
G. VI. VpStrr: Council of Defense, ROD
crt Lee Boyd; American Defense Soci'
ely. Frank O'I'ricn: American Red
Cross. Mrs. 4 &. Whitaker; Noman'N
club. Mrs. JOHN Il. Garden; Roy Scouts
W. =. Stewart: Commercial AsSocla'
tiun. ChHrl": Nj Krtchum; County Nd
minisiralion. Howard Hastings; Pub
lici'y. Il. H. NaylOr; Government. W.
W. Irwin: Stale Council 0i Defense.
George O Maggie. Ohio Valley Trades
e. Labor Assembly. ". H. Hilton;
Floats. Peter lIahers'ick: III" public
John G.. Berry and r. 4. McCah".
This romittcc was divided into other
committees, as follows: Parade.
N..y,, \'cs,nr EiIiOn and Stewart !,
foalS, Mr.. Habcrstick: meetings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-18
CAMP LEE TO GET ICE !.
FROM OWN new PLANT

CAMP LEE. Va. June 1.-THE gor-'
"rnmrnts ""n r' plant. which has been
in process ri construction for the past
fcw months has been completed, and
to-morruw every unit in camp Is schcd-
ulcd To h" provided with ice manufac-
tur"G within the reservation. Hereto
fore all ice used within the camp has
been shipped in carload lots from out
nf-l"wn points. The government is now
operating II laundry al the camp for the
benefit Of enlisted men and officers.
Six hundred and forty men. more than
half Of tn" Pennsylvania members Of
I'll" depot brigade. who have been de-
cIar"d GnIi; f"r overseas service, left
camp to-day for EigcwOod. Md. These
ar. the first who have been transferred
from this camp for service with The
h"m" guards. which arc being recruited
from men vito have hal military train.
ing. but whn developed physical defects
which made them unfit for overseas SER
vice .I"hn Nelson Purcell. who Is con-
nnctrd with the Rcd Cross ut this camp.
has, upon tho request Of camp authori.
tics became q notary public for tho
stat" nf Virginia. Among the second
1irutrnLnts recently assigned to this
camp is Lieut.. Walter &. lloban. car
lnouiSt. originator OF "Icrry on the Job.
Bobbic reynolds. q bnHcr. who was re-
Gently forwarded here from Phiiadel-
phia. likes soldering as we'll as he docs
boxing. So
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-18
Perry Case May Disrupt.
The National Agreement

CLEVELAND. June 1.-THE Nation
al Baseball agreement between the
American and National League is In
danger Of being ahroguted as a result
of q suit filed in Common Pleas court
today by Manager Connie Mack. or the
Philadelphia Americans. asking TOT an
Injunction restraining the Boston
Nationals from Interfering with his
pitcher. Scott Perry. awarded 70 the
Boston Nationals by majority vote OF
the National baseball commission.
Perry was purchased by Boston from
the Atlanta club last year. partial pay
ment being made. After seventeen days
OF bench duty" Perry left the Boston
club. He was not on the Eostnn reserve
list las, winter and Manager Mack
signed him as free agent and he
pitched three full games and part Of an
other this season before the Boston
club put in a claim for him. according
to Manager Mack.
Recently President August Hermann.
or IN. National commission with Prcsi-
dent John X Tencr OF the National
League concurring. and President Is. r.
Johnson. Of the American league. dis
Scnting. awarded Perry to the Boston
Nationals.
Manager Mack refuses to abide by tho
decision and says he will fight 10 hold
Perry.
Common Pleas Judge Morgan granted
the restraining order. allowing the
Philadelphia Americans full and I'M
interrupted use of Perry pending final
hearing Of tho suit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-18
Don't Blame "Spring Fever"
For That "Down-and-out" Feeling

1.-The change of seasons. They show
THAT nature needs assistance in Civ.
ling the system general houscclean.
ling.
Everybody Just now needs 4 few
bottles OF S. S. s.. the great vege-
table blood remedy. TO purify their
blood and cleanse il Of impurities
III is good for the children. for il gives
Them new strength and puts their
systems in condition so they can more
easily resist the many ailments. so
prevalent in summer. S. S. s. is with
out an equal rs 4 general tonic, and
system builder. II improves the aD-
petite and Lives new strength ana
vitality TO both old and young.
Full information and valuable lit
erature can be had by writing TO
Swift Specific Co.. 40 Swift Labora,
tory, Atlanta. Ga
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-18
Standing Of Clu BIS.
To-day's Games.
Detroit AZ ST. Louis.

tLEVELNND. Jun" 1'.--t'l"Vnland
mai" it four strnighl fr"m Philadelphia
to-day. wInnln' /" J. Pitcher scott
Perry. for whom Manager Comm" Mack
went into court to-day and secured Il
restraining order preventing the BOSTON
Nationals from ini"ri' ring With his ser
vices with tn" Athletics. pitched and
los; his first gam" sine" thH national
baseball commissions ruling deciding III
favor If Boston.
II wH& lnl and ball day. - r"r cent
Of The Cleveland clubs receipts going
Ia tn" fund In purchase baseball equip
m-ur for the Samnii"S. The score:
Ihiludrlr,hi:l 3nu nnm 0hU--:i ]
cleveland ... una ulj a9".--i IN !
Perry and Perkins: CVvclcSkIc and
Thnm1S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-18
WHITE son BEATEN.

rHIriGh. .Iun" L. Washington de-
f"ni"d r'hIcHG" to-day. to I. Johnson
nu;pllrhinE rhr"" local pitchers li"nz
was taken rut in tn" fIrsI inning wh"u
Washington fillcd IN" bases on base
an balls. ~ hit ami an error. y sacrifice
fly scored man and then Russ"n w"nt
in In Ia" sINth Milan singled. ;"''k
third on a Wild riirh nnh scored on
sacrifir" Iiv. I."ih"ld'S HinE!" and
F"lArh'> ;rIil" IN tn" Eighth av"rt"d n
,'hirnsu shut "ui. ;s,"rr. r. II. t..
WASHINGTON ...... lhH ""l "t'''-- : I"
{ 'hirnsn ........ uuu muu al t. i :!
Johnson ard AiuHEi.lh: IS"nH. Russell.
nHnfnrlh and r;"hnlk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-18
ALLIES WIN

The Allies journeyed to Blaine Sun
day and defeated the fast Blaine team.
The feature IF the game was tho hit
ting Of the Allies. who hit when hits
meant runs.
The rictors. Jr5.. Of Bcnwood. will
oppose tho Allies next Sunday at Mar
tins Ferry. and a good game is expect
cd The Nictors arc requested 10 call
tho Allies before "Wednesday. 313-M on
tho Bell phone. between and $50
o'clock.
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Two base hits. EiEl"'". CutShtw.
Schmidt; M"ilwitH. MriaitISan. tr''-
vnth. Williams.
Thr", has" i.it>--St""l".
Home iun--''utshaw, l.Idcrus Cr':'
vath.
stolen haSrS---tar"=. tu'~ha%. NJ 'Hsrl.
Sacrifice" hits McN+.'ht.r, MrGat!i-
gan
Sacrifice flt"s- Srhr"It. '1lncT:nan.
Burns.
Douhl" Disqualification. 1ar'r'''
and ILl,l..rE~: Stock AMI Bancroft.
Left on ha. .e---rir S!urSh y: thiladcl-
phia IL.
Firs, has. "n.rrr"rS .-Plr' slmrCh =.
I'asr "n hr'ls--DI M'.!"c :: Steele .;
Mayer :. Main /.
H!;S~-'pf VI Ter : III -. off stool" i
in 6t.: tNunc Out in t'ulhl Off llnr-
mon . in =: Off Mayer : III 8: tN"nH
"lt in si>tlll off Main in "a: Oft
rrrnd.r::a>' > IN ~ innings: off Wat
son on. in iw" innings.
H,t hy pirch"r-ii: Steele. I.uh'rms.
Struck Guilty. Miller |: hy Steel" =.
hv Harmon /: hy Mayer |: 10y Watson
Wild piICh-MaE"r.
Winning DECENTRALIZATION: losing
pitcher. steele.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-18
AMERICAN AVIATOR is
PRISONER In GERMANY

FORT WAYNE. Ind Iuf," li.-l.i"u-
tenant Paul Baer. IN" American AZ" WIZ"
has been reported missing sire" May 80"
is u prisoner in German camp. h"""rd-
Ing TO a confirmatory telegram received
hcre today by tho aviatnrS mother Mrs.
Emma Becr Dyer. from the war depart .
mcnt An Associated rr"sS despatch
from Paris on May - stated that ih"
lieutenant has been missing SING" May
o. InouIrics at the war dcpHrtm"u; 10y
tho family failed To gain any un"fri"rHl
information but = second despatch hy
the Associated rrrSs last week. stated
that tho lieutenant WAS still missing.
Racr Is 60 years of age ami went from
Fort Wayne 10 France. where h" enlist
ed IN the Lafuy"tt" t.sraIrili". being
transferred to the American alrny l;tl'r.
H.. has a record ut bringing d"w-l "iG!1t
enemy planes. two Of them in ON day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-18
Tennis Club Picnic Friday

The date of the basket picnic planned
by the Y. w. G. A: Tennis Club hA"
beer changed tn Friday evening OF thit
week All members OF the club and
friends arc invited I" come TO the picnic
NJ six O'Clock and remain In the evening
for tennis and games on the lawn.
The Tennis club is proving very pop
ul1r. The courts have been in use just
onr week and IN that tim" IS girls have
played. IS Of whom we're beginners re-
ceiving their first instruction. Miss
Phelps. the physical director. is IN
rrars" Of III" courts on Monday and
Saturday afternoons and evening and on
Friday evenings. The courts. howevNT,
may hr used az any TIM by obtaining
The keys at tho Association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-18
NJ onkeys Challenge
Teams For Sunday

Manager McCnnkty. II tn" speedy
Me- '"nk"Y nine, ISSUED a tempting |hhl
l"u-r - ali teams in this S'ri"n for Il
gam" u"\t sunday away from home
Til" "MH,ks have been playing stellar
game. having won Ill games p.Hycd
winning from som" Of the best clubs IN
this district AS well as down state.
Games ar" hard io get th"S" days anu
therefore this means at challenging The
clubs is the result. FAST Team IL
wanted Should this he accept M :he
manager should get in touch with II.
T.. McConkcy nr answer through this
spcr as SOON rs possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-18
PLAYED TO A TIE.

DETROIT. Juno lT.--Nnw York and
Detroit played n = Ia tic This after
noon the gam" being called ~ In" end
Of tho eighth In allow Detroit I" catch
q train. New York scored IN" tying run
in the eighth on l'aCkInpaugh double.
an muu and single. Tn" visitors scored
four runs ~ tho lir$i tw" innings on
three errors and iiY' hlIs. The score:
New York .........@% go ~" u" II /
Detroit ............"n am "";' u" Va /"
Love. Finn"ran and Walters: Cunning
ham and Nell".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-18
No Decision Affecting
Major League Players

WNSI1lNt;TnN. Jun" lG.- Persistent
reports that III" .t'rrV"St Marsha Ten
erals "ffi'> ha. d"";d4h thai I'll" work
Ter liGhi" draft regulations sHa!l not u"
allowed Ia inirrf'r" with major leaTu"
In s"l.Hil players this season led I" an
authoritative statement l"lnY that no
ruling rn IA" suhj"rt had h""n mad".. IL
wa~ ,.:nl"d that Provost Marshal Gnncr"
al tr"wrIrr rdE' red {" his "TIEina! am
u"Irc'nrent that thr question would h"
passed upon hy The pres in tho reg
ular way when tho ""caSi"n arises on an
appeal from u l"ral boards dcclsi"n. Thu
work or fight" order becomes effective
.Iul: |.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-18
WILL BE ADJUSTED

WASHINGTON. Jun" l1.--J"i.t
Chairman Taft and Walsh. 81 -" War
I.ah"r Board announced today that tn y
Ind decided to und'ri:tk' a'ljustn"r:;
of The threatened STRIKE ri =" u'u rGr
ulmv"cs If the General III clri" c'IIt-
ranv nj Schenectady VIII" ar" demanding
higher pay and sh"rt"r hours. \ Strik"
vote has been hid w i"ndinE th"
boards ciiun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-18
HIT HARD BUT NEARLY LOST

BROOKLYN. Lunc 1.-The Brook
lyns madn Is hits today. hut w"r" fore
ed TO stage a ninth inning rally To win
By Ia 3. In that inning. with on"
out. Miller and NJ. Wheat singled;
Douglas relieved Taylor and walked
Johnston. Deals fumh!" sent Grimes.
running for Miller. HON" with tho tying
run. Dauh"rt then scored NJ Wheat
with his fourth hit. Cheney was wild
at the start. but settled down. The
score:
r. II. f..
CHICAGO ......n10 o01 n1n--3: 4; l..
BROOKLYN 900 on on@-4: 10: l..
Tyler. Douglas and KilIitcr: Cheney
and Miller.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-18
FOUR DAGGER
IN THE NINTH
BEAT PIRATES

PHILADELPHIA. Jun" l1.--tr"vaih $
home run into the hlCa"h"rS with q
pinch runner on first has" III III" nln'h
inning lied IN" Scor" far l'hilarl"lrhI"
and Williams double. following singles
hy EurnS AMI Bancroft won tn" gam"
in III" tenth . 10 \. Non" of tho seven
pI'chrrS WIS very effective. The FhIi-
lies knocked Miller from tn" hill. Score:
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Two-haSc hiis-uolkc. Zimmerman.
Griffith and Ncalc.
Home runs-Burns.
Stolen hases--Chose and Griffith.
Sacrifice hits-Sallcc and Schneider.
Double play--F'letchcr. Rodriguez and
Iolkc.
Left on bascs-New York .; Cincin-
natl S.
Bases on halls-Of Schneider !.
Hi, by pitcher - Ey Schneider l
F'lctchcr).
Struck nut-Ry Sallec :.
Passed bull--Allen.
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Messrs. W. ". Irwin and R. A. Ne.

Messrs. W. ". Irwin and R. A. Nc.
Cahe; Speakers and program, Frank
O'Bricn and J G.. Berry; publicity. R.
B. Naylor and French Walton; finance.
Fred Fox, Robert Lee Boyd and G. O..
Maggie; foreign section Of parade, How.
ard Hastings and c. f. Citizens.
The committee has decided to assign
the preparation OF floats TO the follow.
ing organizations: Fort Henry Club,
Carroll Club. EIks'' Club, University
Club, Knights Of Pythias. Rotary Club.
Masonic Order, Red Cross Society,
Macademy Club and the Ohio Valley
Trades & Labor Assembly. =;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-18
Your Blood Needs Thorough
Cleansing Just Now.

TOUT $1,000 Neeus iHo'oSs"
Cleansing Just Now.
AS Spring approaches, the impuri.
yties that lave been accommodating IN
the system throughout the winter be-
gin 20 clog up the circulation. caus-
ing 4 general weakness md dcoiiltat-
ed condition that is centrally known
ias Spring fever
The first symptoms are usually a
loss OF appetite. followed by a grad
ually lesSening OF energy. the SyS-
TEN becomes weaker day by day,
until you feel yourself on the verge
.of a breakdown. Children Just at
this season are peevish and lrrita'
tble, and become puny and lifeless.
This whole condition is but the re-
suit of impurities in the blood that
shave been accommodating and make
themselves felt more distinctly with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-18
Standing Of Clubs.
To-day's Games.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
Pitt sbursh at Philadelphia

NEW YORK, June l7.-Burns' jhomc
run in tho eighth inning hr"kc,"a tic
score and enabled New York tojdcfcat
Cincinnati > to here to-day.
The game WAS Il pitchers battle be-
tween Sallee and Schneider. with the
home pitcher outlasting his rival. Black
burne's deciding featured: The score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-18
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Toronto =: Baltimore s.
Rorhc St"r =: Newark |.
Buffalo |: Binrhar,:"n tcnIlrd in Il
;lnInGs. darkucSSD
Syracuse >: Jersey City ,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-18
PERRY LOSES
FOR MACkN|EN
IN CLOSE CAME
Yesterdays Games.

Cl-velnnd 6: Philadelphia. ,
Washington. =: chicago. !.
Now York. y: Detroit, = fNl.
Boston S. ST Louis. q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-18
BURNS HOMER
WON THIS CAME
FOR NEW YORK
Yesterdays Games.

Philadelphia. .: Pittsburgh. S.
BOSTON. 4: ST. Louis. |.
Boston. 4: 81. LOUIS. ..
New York. >: Cincinnati. !.
Bruoklyr. H. Chicago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-18
TWO FOR BOSTON

BOSTON. June l7.--E"st"n celebrated
Bunker IIiIl day by winning tho morn
ing and afternoon games from =. !.nuti
here today. Nchf held tnc visitors t"
three hits In the morning and won over
AmcS. to l.
Upham, pitching his first gam" for
Boston in the afternoon. allowed SIX
hits, did no, pass man and struck nu'
five. Packard held tho home team :"
three hits until the seventh when Il
walk 10 Wickland. single by J. T..
Smith and 4 home run by !. l." Sm'tA
scored three runs. kelly's triple and j.
c. Smiths single in the eighth scored
the other Boston run.
In the morning game Eonctchy was
hi, over the left car by Wild pitch and
retired. HcrzoE played first in the
afternoon game. Tho score
AFTERNOON game.)
4. II. T..
ST LOUIS .. no2 non n0n--2: s: |.
BOSTON ....... 900 O0O 3lx--i: :: T.
Packard. May and Gonzales. Snyder:
Upham and Henry.
(Moruing game.)
T. II. l..
ST. LOUIS ....... 900 00l On0-i: ,: >
BOSTON ....... 600 0on .nix--i: y; |.
Ames and Gonzales; Ncht and Wilson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-18
Take Your Vacation at Home
And Help Your Government Conserve Mileage

Hear THESE
And MANY OTHE r S
Kryl's 3O-Piece Band
TWO Concert. On FIFTH Day.
Madrlgal Singers
One Of New Yorf's Foremost Mixed
Quartettes.
Princess Watahwaso
indian Soprano. In Costume
Private Arthur K. Herman
Hero Of vtny Ridge.
Sidney Landon
1npersouator OF Great literary Men
Cav Zenola MacLaren
Reader Of Modern Plays.
Antonio Sala and Company
'ceuist to Tho Court OF Spain
William Rainey Bennett
"rns HAN who Can"
Capt. Martin D. Hardin
1us4 Returned From o Red Cross
Tour Of France.
Mora the Magician
Featuring Oriental Mysteries IN
Costume.
Harry L. Fogleman
"rhs Billy Sunday Of sustness'
Think of It Two Dollars!