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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-22
BASEBALL COMPARED
WITH ART or CRICKET

There are many points in favor "i
hasoball rs against cricket. Thor" is
the item OF pararhrcnaliH. The crockett
cr's makeup ~ very expensive. The YAH
costs $3.50 or more and til" lat from 5"
to $40. Batting gloves ar" expensive.
Thcn there Is tho item of tn" grounds
One can play baseball anywhere and
have n fairly good game. but tn" care
that must he given tho cricket grounds.
the crease, particularly endless. me
big cricke,nrs would laugh nj III" c0ndi-
ton of any inricld YOU could show them
Compared to Il cricket field L baseball
fl>ld is like a shell torn Battlefield. II
Is so easy to get HI" plac" for baseball
ond so difficult u do it Tor cricket.
Please the crowd and they'll II" with
you. Baseball has pleased the King OF
England and the nobility. t" say moth
ing of tho people. In very few years
VIC will So" annual baseball games hn-
tween Oxfnld and Cambridge from tho
onr side and Harvard. Yale. Princeton.
Dartmouth. Cornell. Brown and tn"
Other big American colleges and uni
vrrsites on this side.
Within three years after tho end Of
tho great war the world championship
flag Of baseball may not he flying IRON!
Fcnwav r;lrk, hut from som" new plant
I'm Car-off sydney or Melbourne. or IN
Manchester or Glasgow or Dublin.
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tomorrow. or on Wednesday by the lat
est. All are rapidly recovering now and
their presence n the lineup against the
Salisbury eleven will add considerable
strength to Hutchinsons outfit. Coach
Jim Marks. OK Kiskt. the former Wash
ington & Jefferson man. has sent word
here that his team IS coming along
splendIdly and that he Will send team
here al the end Of the week that will be
batter oven than the great eleven which
almost took w & Us measure Il yoar
ago. IIisiil had some scouts NJ III" game
Saturday. ana whilo they saw nothing
but Simple plays used, they probably
cleaned enough to enable them to hand
Marks some valuable pointers.
Increased team work BY tho backs.
harder charging by tho line players and
\ correction Of the filrnbtng habit which
cropped out Saturday will hn some OF
Nh. things that Hutchinson Will go
after IN this weeks practice.
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has met before but pla y'ers on both sides
are out for blood and wbIlc they were
scheduled to meet several weeks ago. the
necessary finishing touches wore not
forthcoming and the announcement that
all difficulties arc now adjusted, meets
with the approval OF many OF the fans
OF the over the river towns. II being
the only big game Of interest in Ferry
and with no games in this city. many
will likely go the roundabout way. IN
order to get to these grounds.
Henrys.
Out in the Fast End tho popular
Hcn,ys nre a bit sore on not getting to
pIav Sunday. The boys had put in o
good week Of practice and was on edges
for another victory. Coach Connors has
his men picked for their right places
and with such splendid material. a great
season is all That can beg expected.
New men have been added TO tho
s;riug and il is now thought that n"
others NIIi h. given try out. Tonight
tho "nr,r.. squad is requested to be on
deck for r:acticc and as rs hig game is
car,lrd +" Sunday. every effort will
iIuyc t. -. directed with this aim. It
was anIrf;nc"d several days ago that the
Park \. g eleven Of MnundSvIlle would
be tn" "i'1Curnt ut Tunnel Green, but
looking the Spanish Flu situation over.
it is n very doubtful problem. However
should tho ban not be lifted in this city
BY tn" latter part of tho week. there Is
every reason TO believe that Inc SIX
t"cnth street grounds 1t E"lEl're Will he
tht battle lot
Others.
Tho Yankees will likely hook up with
Al G,,f
Manager Conner will govern tho team
according to the prevailing conditions
and should the "pidrini" occasion n
ri.nu"r. il will possibly h" staged as a
preliminary to In" game at F"linIr"
iiarn,SrilI, has gwen up hopes for SrT-
rrai weeks. while tn" MtCkS. Tigers
MadI,nuS and the rest will not make any
effort aS long as the dreaded disras" IS
on land.
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.YANK5 III FRANCE
TT HAVE Cl)RkER
Former Big Icasucrs May Band To-
gether tor Tour of Army Posts.

A haul CLUB composed Of former ma
ior lrugu.rs nov III service IN France
wtll mako tour nf different I. ;.
army POSTS on the western front play
.nE divisional teams clubs composed OF
hospital stats and the res; for tho
benefit of the service" as soon as Great
headquarters can MAX" the necessary
arrangements. says IN" stars ana
Stripes. official paper 81 tn" American
. ExpcdltIonary Forces
Tlans ior The tour ara being worked
out and by this time should DO nearly
completed.
The proposed lineup OF the team
reads Ike this:
Pilchers-Gruver Cleveland Al@NHr1-
der OF tho Cubs; Sh"rrod Smith ana
Leon Cndure uc brooklyn; Win NOyes
;4ot tho Athletics: OTIS Lambeth Of
Cleveland and Mike Regain OF C!ncin-
natl.
Cutchcr-Hank Gowdy Of the Braves,
First basc-Dots Miller OF tho Cardi-
! nails
second base-Johnny Evers OF the
phill!es.
shortstop-Chuck Ward OF Brook
Third base-Ray Batcs Of tho Ath-
lctics.
Outanldcrs-Mlko MeneslSy and Sam
Eioe OF Washington. and Hugh Miller
Of tho ST. Louis Fcdnruls.
All are soldiers except Ercrs. who.
as a knights OF Columbus worker. has
! supervision OF base ball IN France.
| For utility purposes it is proposed
! that Lieutenants Eddie Grant. formerly
. OF the Phil!ics. Reds and Giants. and
! Harry (Mooso) Mccormick. once noted
! rs pinch hitter for tho Giants be added
! 10 tho team
| Miller IS wearing n Distinguished
! Service Cross. He has been wounded
twice.
Those mentioned for this club. how
! ever are not the only big lcaguers In
| Franco.
Clarence Mitchell Of tho Reds and
! Brooklyn, Elunor Smith OF Cleveland
| and Carl Adams Of the Cubs are few
| OF the others known to BIO In service
! orerScas-
The Knights OF Colurueu says the
! Stars and Stripes. stands ready to out.
! At this team. pay all expenses OF the
tour and even provide umpires in the
persons Of Hank Towne OF the West
eru League and Leo DonneHy OF the
| American Association
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ION the SANDLOTS"
BY YocKE.
Doubtful

Doubtful
ALI points are to tho contrary and It
IS hardly likely that anything Of ma
terial Interest will spring up in the.
way of athletics for the next several
weeks, judging from the outward ap-
pearanccs Of the dreaded disease which
has now been in the spotlight for the
past several weeks. During the past fow
days there has been q continual Increase
OF the number inflicted with the Spanish
Influenza and should there DO anymore
cases. It IS indeed safe TO say that IT
will be many weeks hcforo everything
will assume it's natural flavor. This
dreaded diseaee sec played havoc with
the chances Of tho young athletes ana
has completely dcnoraliZed activities
throughout the entire country. Uncle
Sam Is suffering very much in every re-
spcct by II, end 1t Is with much regret
that such a grip WIS secured before 1t
could be prevented. Latest developments
show that It IS being mastered In the
camps but becoming moro conspicuous
among the civilian class. A new innoc-
ulation has been proving successful and
Il will not be but . few days until II
will Be compulsory. the same as Vacof-
nation IN the prevention Of the smallpox
Rain stepped IN Sunday. when several
teams were schedu led to play. and much
to tho sorrow of all. It was rather q
neat combination. However. II had to
rain sometime but this Is not the point:
It epo!led things at m oPportuno time,
but It Is to be expected for II was the
first tirne during the entire year that
en- athletic event was cancelled on &C
count Of Indictment weather.
However tho youngsters are beginning
to lose interest and from the present
Indications 1t Is practically a Eure
guess that football encounters will be
very few and with the interest also lag
cling IN tho Army Observation-Disclosures
1t was expected to be the hi ghest-there
Is little hope entertained Of It's pros
perity this season which Ia also married
by tho absence Of tho men OF the play
ing class
The Paulls Of Aetnaville. will stack up
against the plucl1y North End agGrega-
ton Of Ferry Sunday afternoon at
League Park. Martins Ferry. in the FIRST
OF O. three game series for the intcr-city
championship OF tho over tho river dis
trict. AS these teams are top-notchcrs
and stand high also on th!a sidA tn"
outcome will have n direct bearing on
the championship nf the valley In III"
amateur class. Much interest is being
manifested over the duel and perhaps
no teams IN this section nro so bitterly
| opposed to one another. Neither team
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LOOK FOR HARD GAME
WITH "KISKP BUNCH

q. WASHINGTON. Pa. Oct. 21-coach
Hutchinson had TO general practice Tor
tho Washington and Jefferson squad this
afternoon. He called out 4 few Of the
regulars to give them some tnsrruc-
+ton II, rerr,edytns de;ccts shown IN the
Camp Sherman game. while th"sc were
still fresh IN the minds OF the players.
and staged q signal drill 1or tho second
and third teams. The team Will Gct
dow, to hard work tomorrow. however.
os Hutchinson believes he Will have to
b,re a much better team than he has yet
shown to be able 20 win ovsr Kish
re.t SATURDAY.. This team IS ono or
nh, biggest and best Developed on ;ha
Ped and Black schedule before ths big
November antagonists appear.
The entire Geneva squad which Wash
l. ~ meets at Beaver Falls on Nov. is.
Witnessed tho game here against Cam?
SlArci:,n Geneva has u good team this
year. apparently much better than the
on, ,vh.r:, represented the institution
y-"ar a3o--a..G &; has met kSkl. Tho
Geneva piay"rs expressed the oef"l
cl%lr " 6 J. yes rot as good laSt
Saturday a. N" i;.st' clHron which won
from Geneva 2y =. O. E. & J. looked
impressive zoo. al: Saturday. 40 thai tho
. assertions q The ';'iu.::L 'nrc arc being
listened 70.
Captain Henri. I-ali. az! TC"sen; are
all expected To be ahr-tn join ;ha squad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-22
SOUND NATURAL?

Tn Standard Parts team OF Cleveland
which claims tho championship OF the
National Baseball Federation by forfeit
played an exhibition gam" recently
against a team mad, up Of professionals;
who mako their homes In Cleveland Ed
Invlik OF the $hinEtnn Americans
pitcher for the pros and held the ANA
tour champs to seven hits and on" run.
while hts own t"am mai" five runs on
iivn hits off Tile. the star 0r the ANA
tours The pros presented A real big
!.ne,ic team. ono ;hat could win ita way
in a,,J- race. This was ita batting order:
G-aEry. Left Geld: Chapman. src"ud
nAs": PaSkrrt. center h"'h; l-ajoi". first
s.,se: rcciIinpauch. short stop: Turner,
thIrd baa": Anderson. right field; I;:l-
.ings. ca;c&"r: and IE"vIik. pitcher. Tw"
IF the iDslharty. Jim ana Frank. Er"on
aud WuEli were on the Standard Parts
amateur team.
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record and the opinion sthat no "thrr
r,,nufar,nrn,: plant Of tho same size
ns as" Inc I.auEhl!n in the OHIO VALLEY can ian
n i:,,, -, III" bond sal"$ Of the Martins
Ferry mill. , CIV, Any.
,r,,,.,. oviucrd Nh rtgrrn"s'> to purchase
,,;1. .,nJ i VAS NOT a hard matter Tor
.,,rr .,u,u,lrrr Ia got them !" IN
yrsr in Uncle Sn,"'s securities, anu ,"r.
,,.,,,, was = 'hg boost that Erca'l!
i,l,rd rI, Martins Ferry over the Top
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-22
AerODIane Men Here
With Big Army Van
Big Aerial Truck En- Route From Wash.
ington to Dayton stops In
City for Night.

\ party 81 army men connected with
he aerial unli "f tn" department ar
rived ia tn" city last evening with i
lis; Class /: Liberty aerial truck. en-
route from Washington City t" Cook
Fi"lh. at IHyt"u. g.. where they ar" t"
di sumo work.
la tn" party wcr" walter w. GaSkin.
"f tn" bureau Of aircraft Of Washing
Ton: sergeant Howard Taylor. "f C""k
Field. rart"n. a.. anl Corporal James
r'uir.,han. Of ;h,. ~nmr held. The party
w:,& ranking srl,.nJid progress over tho
Nmti"ual pika AMI r,.p"rt"d n finding H."
highway in fair condition. with III" en-
""irii"u al II bad strip al roadway near
W.si Al"Xand"r ia" car WAS one nf tho
ErSl ri lhr KIND Ia la seen III th* city
and attracted much attention In front
I'll III" Western Union ofilc" on Twelfth
street. where It remained for the night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-22

Pills
FOrNervous People

The great nerve tonic-the famous
Wendell's Ambition PillS-that will
put yigor, vim and vitality into ner.
yous, tired out. all IN, Respondent PEG
ole in 4 few days. in Eiany Instances.
Anyone can buy box for only 81
cents. and John Coleman & Co. is au-
thorlzed by the maker ID refund the
purchase price if aDYone is dissatis'
lied with the first box purchased.
Thousands praise them for general
debility, nervous prOStration, mental
dcpressiun and unsirung nerves,
caused by over-nduIgencc in alcohol.
tobacco. Or ovcrwork OF any kind
For any afil;ctiua Of the nervous sy>
tenn WcndcIl's Ambition Pills are un.
SURPASSED. while for hystcrla. trenl.
bling and neuralgia obey are simply
splnndd. Fifty cents Al John Cole
man & Co, and dealers everywhere.
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allies They say that they were rorccH
10 construct trenches along the otFu'''
front and were. under fire much OF the
time. Not only the men. but women
and children were under shell fire from
the allied artillery MT times.
During tho occupation OF Greek Mata'
donia tens OF thousands Of persons were
hrportcd and many Of them have died
from their narrowing experiences.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-22
Baseball Contributes
To the War Charities

CINCINNATI O.. Oct. 21:-A check
for $lG.n2i%o was forwarded 10 S"cr"-
tary Of War Baker to-day by the Ma
tional Baseball Commission and Win
$2.SI5.2T already given hy the Boston
American League club players. repre-
sruts ton per cent "f tn" rerrnu" re-
CrIvcd hv I'll Interested parties. IN the
recent worlds series to b" devoted to
Nnr charities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-22
LAUGHLIN PLANT is
AWAY OVER THE TOP

Starting ont at n fast pnc" and keep
ing it up steady A. clock work. the en-
rlnyes OF the LauEhlIn plant OF the
American Sheet and >:n Plat" Company
nj Martins Ferry went through IA
Fourth Liberty Loan. and when III" cam
rniru ended Saturday they had Sl7".n"o
worth nf bonds. This IS remarkable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-22
MnITANTS ARRESTED.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2l.-Thrcc mill
.nnts Of the wnm"n's party were arrest
ed today when they undertook to stage
u demonstration in front nf the capital.
AZ tho S"uatn WAS in session only Few
minutes they were quickly released and
with other banner bearers they spent
several hours in front Of the senate
office building. There crowds destroyed
most OF the banners ,..z.,..,>...
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-22
Greeks Subjected 10
Uniustihed Treatment

sAr.ONIKT. Sunday. Oct. 2O.-Grc"kS
rr,r, eastern Macedonia who w"r" taken
from their homes by the BulGarians and
sent "a the nciEhhorhood. Of kitchrvo'
serbia. during TN" WAY. arc arriving
her. following their liberation by the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-22
To the Voters of the First
Senatorial District: -.

think proper candidate for the safe ena'e lt0
the First Senatorial West Virginia. to state my attitude
toward certain important legislative measures WHICH WILL
probability be presented for consideration and ac III w
next Legislature.
AS there always for honest differences Of opinion IN re-
gard to these matters but fair to voters who may entertain
views which are opposed NINE well those who
with me- to inform them of my views as far as can
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-22
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

GREATER wHEEIING favor unquahfledy law ~nici
ocb,e Greater Wheeling No city grow and expano
if confined within its original territorial limits as has been ten case
with wheeling the city Of Wheeling is to manh sne o
40 citv she should the right to invite the anne2a1on
of the ouyng Districts cities elsewhere of any size have done
PURE WATER: present bonding limit ana sne presn
tax rate of the city Wheeling both of which are ea ~ low
f+aon system in Wheeling, then there should be passed
special act extending the bonding limit and M n needed m
a9ent wheeling which of the Oldest ana one o. ne
Cities in proportion the United s, st pro-
ding it's citizens with 100000 gallons oany ~ ln'
,o+er a condition which should be remed1ed now.
, h, other LEGISLATION proposed of which connot
w he ancpated have endeavored in this statement no"ee,
as ief1v rs possible state attitude on eglsaon Sd;v
and Respectfully submit these views accordingly
~ the o1ectorae of the First Senatorial DISTRICT OF ess
~ their choice opposing candidates lo ns
office of State Senator. - -
'''''~ Very Respectfully Yours
ARCHIBALD W. PAUL.
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STATE AFFAIRS.


popular in the person of Governor John co1e
and think right that both the House OF Delegates and the
State West Virginia should be sympathy with nun ano
with his both the legislative and executive
will be able to take full party responsibility 1or their aes
WoRKMENs COMPENSATION favor such changes In this
law as strengthen and such revision Of the rates as WI" place
those of West Virginia on par with those Of other states In con-
necon with any amendment however would suggest conference
the representatives of both employers and employees this
Commissioner with framing composite bill which Will SO
possible embody the views of all concerned and insure
its passage by the Legislature - :&* r -
CHILD LABOR: I am favorable legislation raising the age
present time is roptiou bake this change not in view OF wal
conditions am not quite clear conference such as
in connection with the Compensation Law
harmonious action far as any change concerned
BUDGET SYSTEM favor the proposed constitutional amend
purpose of adopting the Budget system ins
raet the general election on November o 1910
STATE DIRECT PRIMARY LAW: I advocate of the
enactment the Primary Law but have been dapon
ed so far in operations and while still have an open mlna on
the subject still favor the primary law Tor local Offices an
the present rather inclined to the Convention SYSTEM io
Congressional and State offices where the responsibility 1o nan
and promulgatng platform plaee Oh e
of party which responsibility can be avoed
by that party to the voters
MUNICIPAL CODE LAW: favor Municipal Code LayA.
~, c under nroper restrictions large Of home rule
I tho to banee their charters or without apply
inc to the Legislature this right which cities should enjoy
Iatou which clogs machinery of every LEGISLATURE
STATE CORPORATION INCOME TAX favor the repeal Of
the State Corporation Income Tax Law -
~ Because think it class legislation and dcriminae
AGAINST coporaton nothing but groups OF en-
deavoring collectively what they cannot do
(2) Because believe owing to the fact that West Virgins
will have to induce outside capital into the state ana oeveoI
the income tax discourage such capital and cause II 70 60 u
other states which that West Virginia VIII be Wtnou tneS
industrial enterprises develop her material IN the shape
lumber coal gas and other natural products which are
being shipped to enterprises located outside this state
f3 Because it disc1mnates unjusy against the people OF n
First Senatorial District desirable to enact state income TAX
law constitutional should be submitted to vote OF t
none and the measure should apply not only to ou1 "
individuals well.
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+.
"A Sr,riig
of Rosemary :
That s,.for 4 s:
,,@,.,-.>' &:';s'ss:.74 sa4,,s,:: %
Remembrance"

- ,%2H" ~ h!ijS
SO said young Herbert
Stanley as be kissed : his
sweet Rose gooa-by and
dashed away to fight for
home and sweetheart. II = -
:. "A Sprig of Rosemary
is a fascinating historical
romance of fights and in
trigue. love and adventure
in the early days Of the
Carolina Colony. when the
stout-hearted Cavaliers de-
Tended thear new home from
the Yanassee Indians and
the jealous Spaniards of
Florida r u 49,. sSs:sl!s,l 81:
! 1t is a Novelette, COM
plete in tho ,
\ >'.'1:!sss ,asjs1s-
November Nurnberl
THE
PEOPLES HOME
JOURNAL
New York
For Thirty-ehroo Yeurs
Tho Meg uxine for Every Member OF tt's Fsnaly
At NIL Newsdealer. 10 cts- Per copy
$780,
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NATIONAL AFFAIRS.

THE WAR stand squarely behind the President in his att
With him and with his administration think right that the House
and Senate National Congress should be IN sympathy WIN MN
and that oy should be Of party OF the same poca COLL
nlexio as that of executive has occurred every great
crisis which confronted this country anyone VINO WI" consu
history may verify namely in the OF 1872 with Grea1 ra
the war with 1884, the of the Rebellion III 1851
and the Spanish 1898 There no reason Tor re-
versal of precedent in the present criss
PROHIBITION AMENDMENTS favor the ratification OF the
National Prohibition Amendment. .....i ... =.
WONEN's SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT: favor the ratiflcar
ton of the National Suffrage Amendment submitted to
the states by Congress- .>vs.. .G......
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-13
SAUC|DO GETS FIVE
YEARS IN PRISON
FOR DRESS THEFT
Asks Court for Clemency and
States Preference for Deporta-
ton Esther Baca, His Com
p%anion, Gets Lighter Term,


'.'''" ~'nrido. convicted "i si'0t'h"
ur'~s"~ ii"W th" 'hi'"rn l'H.h
'N'I ~ heavy rode WHOM prisoners
III'd h'i'r" INNliioi indS" li"rh'I'
''''n"Ids today i'T tho paS,'uG NJ sem
''h''s u" "t'W NOT less th"h i..'
'' nor more ma seven q Ht ih'
r~'ui''n'l'iN '' SANTA re
Htn'ld" asked Tor 'I'ntn'N SAVING
inns W'N tn" tIt@' iti.' h" h"" i"uu.
hlilN'l 300 ih~ pr'dl''ul'nt Wa.
iIl" mat 'h' ~h"n"r'hl" lliN '"uid
Nun E''l'N "uI. %" asserted w." a''
NOT 'l"hl ", however. No iht'd ll l'
Nh'l ih"i Del" 10" d"u"ri'd IN" '''''
>''ld ~" hhd u"lhIus y" n' WIN de-
''lLti''n.
ESTHER '''1' WI" N~ convict
l"'htIN WIN Sau'ld" ore" a 'Eh'''
sentence NV" % ihr"' years ''
th" p~'ntl'nti'iN
En1'i'rl" JAr"mil" converted "i
Ni"'IlnE nus uncle COW, ana fl't'.
'!o ''''l"' FOUND E"lIN ." 7(''"' 3
'it'il' ti"i" Maiiah" ''"n~''rs n"'
aus" were sentenced "
"'lN" from ihr'" '' -FOUR Years INC
court suspended '''rcI' sentence
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-13
TRANSCONT|NENTAL
MISSIONARY GOSPEL
CAR COMING MAY 5
Catholic Truth Guild Automobile,
en- Route from San Francisco TO
Boston, Will Hold Meeting in
City on Above Date.


Bound from san Francisco tu Nustuu.
uu q tIau~CtNiiucutH tour iU h'haIi
OF the catholic truth GUILD. an auto
muhii" used ter open Jir meetings Jos
which the speakers oNruuud the teach
Iug~ ana doctrine uf the t,tthuii.
church Will arrive 100 Albuquerque
May g.
The vehicle which is du elaborate
ott,rr for this class Of work has nc"r
ESPECIALLY Quilt for the putpoS" 10 o.
uuuder Tho management of David
6uidstctu nationally hu"Wn knights
ut Columbus lecturer
Tra,cliuy under the auspices OF tho
,tthull Trpth Guiid ut Bostuu tH"
machine aud party, is nov un th" r'
turn trlp irum the Pacific coast The
vehicle lcr the Boston common Jay
tn. 1874, after being blessed hy 'art-
iual p''uuu,lI 4 series OF lectures
have hc,u conducted 800 northern Ca
ifoin.a. most OF wht.h have been o."
the open tir. IN the PARIS squares
aud tt street corners
The purpose u tn" extensive utr
to the Itclfr coast and return lA one