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Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago, Jan. 1.-Hogs-Receipts 44,O00. Market slow 5c lower, mixed and butchers s15.s5 s5@16.50, good and heavy $15,S0@16.50. rough heavy s15.75@15s5, light $15.5O@16.35, pigs $12. .40@ 1925, bulk $16.1O@16.4O. 9 Cattle-Receipts 1S,00O. Market slow and weak, beeves $8.10@13.65. cows and heifers $5.70@11.60, stockers and feeders $6.70@10.75, calves $8.75@16.O0.
 Sheep. - Receipts 14,0o0. Market weak to 15c lower, native and west ern $9.6G@1S.25. lambs $14@17.65.
 Pittsburgh, Jan. 11.-Cattle- light. Market steady, choice s12.50@ ls, prime 2.59@1s, good s11:25@12.25, tidy butchers $10.25@11, fair $S.50@ $50, common to good fat cows $S.50@ 10, heifers $S.75@1050, fresh cows and springers $60@S0, veal calves $17.50, heavy and thin calves $7@11.
 Sheep and lambs.-Supply light. Market-Sheep steady, lambs Sc high CT, prime wethers SIS. good mixed $10@ Il, fair mixed sS.50@9.25, culls and common $5@7, spring lambs $1S40
 Hogs.-Receipts 2s double decks. Market lower, prime heavy hogs $16.9O 417, mediums $16s0@17, heavy york CTS $16.65@16.75, light workers $16.656 16.70. pigs s1625@16.5O, roughs SAC Is, stags $14@16.
 Buffalo, Jan. 11.-Cattle receipts 400 head. Market active. Prime steers $13.50@14.50, butcher grades $S@12.
 CalveS.-Receipts 500 head. Market active and 50 cents higher Gull to choice $S@1S.
 Sheep and lambs.-Receipts 400 head. Market active. Choice lambs s1850Y 1875, cull to fair $13@1s.25, yearlings $14@16, sheep $5@13.25. Hogs.-Receipts $500 head. Market active and $ cents lower. Workers $16.75@17.2, pigs $1625@16.50, mixed $17.25@17.40, heavy s1725. .17.35, roughs S14.5O@15, stags $15.75@16.25. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-14

All of the above are straight scorces. Professional.
 T~o-Day Toucnaments. 400 straight by Charles G. Spencer, professional, at Viola, Iill., September 1S-19, 1903. 400 straight by J. F.. Graham, ana teur, at Chicago, Ill, August 30. Sep tember 1, 1910.
 Three-Day Tournaments. 4sa by 800, by Lester German. pro fessional, at Atlantic City, N. J., Sep tember Is. IT, IS, 1915,
 439 by 45G, by o. N. Ford. amateur, at Ray, Arizona, Oct. 8, g, 10, 1915.
 Consecutive Tournaments. 2066 by 21oo. by James S. Day. pro- fessional, in five consecutive tourna- ments, in Texas, in 1910.
 1912x1950, by o. IN. Ford, amateur in five consecutive tournaments in Ari-
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-14

At the meeting of National League baseball magnates in Cincinnati, a movement was started to abolish the travelling trunk of the ball player. Ac-
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-14
ATToRNEYS-AT
Brown & Perkins, llilnss.a.la

Over Uncas Nat. Bank. Shetucket St.
 Entrance stairway near to Thames National Bank. Teleohone SS-3
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-14
LAST YEAR

25o million dollars worth of property was burned in this country; about 21 million a month, about 100 thousand day, about 29 thousand an hour. 800 dollars worth is burning while you read this advertisement.
 Is your property insured?
 B. P. LEARNED & CO.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-14

Field baskets, Higgins 5, Daley 3, E.. Lewis 2, Cotter i. Moriarty 1, F.. Dewis 1, Pickett 1. Grebe 1. Tilley 1, Hus- sey 1, Houlihan 1.
 Foul goals, Higgins 8, Grebe 1, Daley 1. Referee Howard. Scorer, A. Lamoreaus, and Elmemdorf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-05

The bis Ian ~ ne No! an', N'''
lions Movement ! unw r"H,!'r'.EI 1;
series .; Stat" aid reG.onal &l"''i r.
tina SurpaSs IN co1pelinG in''7'N'
ALI Immediate Importance. ..'s's III ;','
wrnderful S.;-up me.t.:.:~ ;a:sc ha'"
been held heretofore. l.; - tS&:'-
cai. :h"r Nil! Cua~ij;ilf' - t!o~' t'i-
rcscutativr -, >..;us I'm =. '".' poop"
il The entire. history u. - IT, '"fittl"n
movement. ana. - i'T,-"."n; PAui
salt; III m, init:ai rlS"ft:;t~ IN Fni!>:-
dr!phia.. vii! ;n:tucuratt. "a H'W era IN
our III. ~ = u~onic.
TIE, iutIuul..,:iat. oai"c' /; 20 call 10
rr:hSr Tor On.'-,;:S I"u:-'S''aC"N til''
minister and on" Other ;I':tn tom "a''!
c;,1-ch ard oue wotla:. from each
coSntv wherr ;hcr. ~" $oN"rl!
churches. tl.at II" iac;S a; he present
emergency ,aay be ia:& b'.t"cr them
and plans perfected b. Which ia"E
ma; lay 1h,Se same facts h"Eor" al tn
members o. The church"S. To meet
III. emergency il Missions, oeHrNo-
ience. and education. and co;nDi''.'.
The 6."1n.unh :uuG u; tHr N"n Az"
Million Movements. viii .'Qu:T' owe:
Two million Uo;iarS. "a Inuch - Wis
received; las; ear by al "ur ocSaDizi!-
tions ana institutions !Tcm AL sources.
Eut since i; - lra-iCa!!y necessary
and since i is clearly Gods "":N n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-05
HAS MET AND C0NSOLED THOUSANDS
OF SUFFERERS AND STILL He SMILES

@est!on IS bad Your kidney arr APT
20 taltec. When your kiGu"vS alter
III" blood becomes tainted VIII! poi
sons and aches and pains follow. Il
some other vital u.Can falterS Tor
lack OF nUuCishmen;. other symptoms
follow. but when rou 80 back TO l."
seat ni The trouble. you can loCat"
il min" times OUT OF ten. in the stom-
acih and bowels. Tn, is why IN"
brilliant mindS 1T Dayton, Ohio, Gre
ated Tanlac. Tanlac was Intended 10
relieve those troubles and was Dc.
signed 10 20 right 10 the root OF al
he trouble. How successful it has
done This j. proven by the t"st;moIi-
ais ThH -raSOn for Tanlac'S tamn -
merit. Ne hav" sHoN! compura-
lively li,ti" fcr ADVERTISING v" have
Invested a fortune. however. Tor ma
cilinery. laboratories and eQuilmm"nt
and | dare say there is no, L morc
magnificent. fully equipped. splendid,
l. op.~at"d !aboralor: and manuIac-
turing plant n me world.
wish all sufferers with stomach.
indigestion. constipation. kidney and
ii..r troubles could visi'. iha. great
DAYTON institution. The! would sure
l. then realize why Tansac IL the
Quickest. srrest acting. most efficient
n.ndicin" and spring toric their MONEY
.rt- 5uv q; Tue drug &to:".
\oi"-Buy no Taniac unless il bears
he name L. G.. Primo.
II. Genuine Taniac is sold IN
W'?,..t. t. b. {. II. G-ieS; X Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-05

"
Lieut.. Ihoni''- u. 'h"i;A!ha' al 'h'S
rh!. WI" has "'S'' S'"'"i"'i ~ lamp
""rhHT: Taylor. h't.i"ch!. nut Nh"
has H'N 'F'''@i':iT"" !" M | hi''iS''
t! ~ ~ ("rh: ";S IN ~" cit! ioF !"
rh"rt 'Hn' !""'rid''}. '!Sliin9 IF!cho"'
Ms N!r-ihi" "hHrn:. VINO mas
i'"n III! &u"st -! NJ" r.'rI:n l !rlch'
ii Ill" i-t;u:'i. i!:.> Returned 10 her
huir" al PITTSBURGH.
Lieut.. Charles y. Smith. u: ~"
Cumberland. Mas !" TIL "i!y E"s!cr-'
HaE, III I"u''' lr"IH h"niuck%, "I''E"
NJ va H!&'i"iI' Il "'lh IN, l. - ARM
T." M" AiN,'>'s! oI F"'i'9' ';'.''t'
"n,.' a. "'h 'E'": S'''Li' ''"'t''i','
M:'',., f,in!ii' anu 't''i'.''7 '"'"i''':''
% IIH l"'''':F >'ir''' nave H""' :" ~,
'AN''c ~! a'.' Nc" f"!N' aH VIII
=" M ~" "''h>.
t'''r~'' II. fHi!tii'>. H''thi-@'f q 'nf
! oTt ,!'h'! 'nh' am 't'': p' 'S;'''h' VI
IA" ",'S' N'iS!i'!i. 9!A'' r"''' men
r"''"r;! 700" "r@"hIHat'"!.. 'n''7 ~
TURNED from "S'''i'~'"i'' H''':' w. ~
''"'''" '"' -''~'''''' '"''. III :"
:"oI r"n%"rTa''"',
vi ,''''' I':n'S' 4" ""r';ms
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-05
POLICE To HELP
IN LOAN DRIVE
DR.. John. L. D.ckey and Albert Snedeke-
Address Officers at Headqulr-
tiers L. ming.

A. Il mo ."s last evening at
o'clock If the police. department. which
was addressed ny DR.. John l.. Dick"y
tnd Albert Srrdekcr. the officers agreed
t" assist in every way possible in The
carrying out IF all plans for The fur
tEGr;tnCa 81: the Liberty Loan.
Tho fifty biz policemen and Chi'i
Henderson viii do their bit in tho driv".
WIS the voice OF III" department.. nr.
ni"kc% :mndc one OF his four minut..
speeches and In 1t stated that il We d:.i
mot come to the rescue Of the govern
mont in their time Of stress with Gu"
rrunry. then we would hn compelled -
Civ" it up to Germany in case VI nu"
irn;'.i defeat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-05
RAILROAD AND RIVERS
MUST COOPERATE
Decision Of Commission Pleases Id
erty Transit Promoters and the
Public in General.

A decision has been handed down by
:nt Interstate CominrcCe Commission
In the pas; week which will haze 4
Sreat bearing upon tn" Liberty Transit
COMPANY. which wIS organized sever
IL months ago hv local iaen. With q
capital stock OF S3on.0VV. AMI the news
of The decision has been received with
interest by local members OF the COM
pany.
The decision is that al railroads
must cooperate with tn river trans
portatiou COMPANIES in tne hundliaE OF
freight IN ;hsS.- S;fsHuOuS times. anu
must arranG" IN snip Inc consigned
tr.isht from onr shipping way 10 ny
other.
Heretofore, tbs railroads. which
have h,.lG tn river companies ii con
tempt ur.iHG 20 the rivalry tor bust,
ness alun: IL waterways. havr r."
fused 10 lraii,i:r trei:;h; 10 thu river.
and thus caused mitch confusion and
unnecessary tNpeuS". ard ;he inati"r
WAS presented 10 Iha commits .oa Tor
consideration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-05
BoLSTER1NG TIE MARX

WASHINGTON. April "a Tow 81
fort b. the CierInan government I" Dol
St&r IN" faGliug Valu" az the n,ar!; 10y
concentration NJ ;nUrs ~ ;Nc rurnt rvs
t:aaac!ti business in III. h;,;tds at ;hr
government. WAS reported to-day III Of
;u.tal dispatches. Tho rnr:r,"l pos
";:ic" aui hus'it:rs propose :" require ali
'i-rns IN III trade. "a register :" open
.oSill checking accounts. only i"h,c0Q
81 til, $4,000 firms in 'hc register now
ti;,:" such accounts.
This would concentrate huGc sums in
INC hands Ut the cnvcc::acnt and .nlk"
-: currency elastic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-05
Belmont County Bar to
Attend Emerson Funeral

Attorney J. Ncinlnc OF bridgeport
president Of the Belmont County Ear
dissertation. has called u special meet
ing 20 be held in s.. ClairSTiIl". ono
Saturday morning At II o'clock,
The special calm" OF III" aSSocia.
ton has been caused by III" death OF
Attorney lawson +. Emerson. one
Ohjn's best attorneys. VII" naSs'"
away Yesterday afternoon 1t the ONO
General hospital. following i I'NE"r-
Ing illness. The members of IN" bar
will pay their respects 10 the de-
ceased and attend the funeral. which
win BE- held at the nome at Mr.. Elmer
cons mother. Mrs Ian" Emerson a
Bethesda. Saturday a!t"H"on al
O'Clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-05
Wanted to Pawn Clothing;
Now in the County Jail

Tum Ga.auf'.ch attempted I" !hL"E
= ,u!r.. -. rev sUi!% 81 rioh'' at
Sam Hruyrr,utl'.; rlutnin2 o,"T" on
Market street Wednesday afternoon
and lie proprietor becoming SuSMrE
GUS called in ,iuS'ir" iiohtS. Vii" 'i"r
an investigation held III" gentleman
fnr further inquiries. y" ioid "h"
prTson thai h." bought n" clothes from
4 J,w, another that ;hGE ~" ordered
hy himself and his Yarns" haH" been
50 varied that Il m:n from T"nn"lt"H:
". Va. has notified Tho. 2ni!|c iia.
,hn suits in question wrr" ordered ny
n;n inr 40 customers.
:: is :hnncht nos TIA n" clothes
w,r,. s,nl,n from IN" Adams Express
company q: this ely Hnh wHi'" 1nH"@L'
cation. arr hcinp GFd". tATin.'NI"
!. AWAITING shs nutrom" i -" Ca"
cmuHy az.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-05
PRINCE. WHO INTRODUCED TAN.
LAC. SAYS HE TALKED WITH
THOUSANDS OF SICK
PEOPLE,
Tells Them Why They. Continue
TO Suffer.

Very '"w men are privileged 10
1uert ~, .snusuuds ut sick people that
I have" s-yS T. G. Prince. the Inan
who intru;t;.,,d Ta1lac 20 the countrT.
~ hayr t;.lA.d with men. who Tor
years harc -r;;l.'"d with rheumatism.
I have me! wuiurn by II" hundreds
who lived IN constant agony. | haT''
known e1irrprrs:n- youu@ men "no
could not get OF: 81 Tho rut h"cau~"
ns poor health. have had thousands
call on ne III the IT. s.0coS IN DIT
fcrcnt parts OF the country amt i"il
ne OF untold suffering. Their who'll
system was run down. heir blood
coursed ihrnucn their t'!u sluggish
ard ;niH Their appetite was poor,
heir nerves wsre bad. Their aead
ached them "i'ca. ihri1 bowels "er"
liver regular. t:icir sides huct iE.In,
heir joints panied them. AMI 'rG!y
appalling ara n" gat-rS.
''The r"j"ctjOn ~ thousands o'
Young men Tor the a;'in@ proves -
contention tha, u!ns ont. ~ zen N
the average AMERICAN CITY ar" in need
rt Tanlac and I'll tell YOU Why.
The whole SH>r"m d"prncS g:
food upon II" stomach. II YOUR o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-05
WHEnT IMPROVED.

WASHINGTON. April i.-W!H''r
wheat improved in nearly al sections
during March under generally faV":a-
bic weather. the governments nation
ri weather and crop bulletin announce
cd today.
Indications arc that April p-odilr'
lion forecast. 10 be issued next NoH-
,:av, will he much more than "inehu.-
lD1 bushels forecast iii December ana
Nav b. well toward tho 7@.00n.l'''
bushcl government aim.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-05
FIVE PASSENGERS HURT.

rITT$Hi'Lt;Il. April 4.--I':vr pas
%,nsrr~ w"r., ~,igrEi: Hmr; tCGa! when
a prip rra.a ran iH'o II" PITTSBURGH
ana Sew NorA !.Eprr>s Oh the Penn
.rlyaHi1 railroad. w-hi'" i ~ takir:;
water near romau"h. ia. IL" irir
,rai:i wa IuaI"i with drafted men
.ron, lrriiana on 50 Way :" Fer Ign
il,oa. \. i Non" ~ lie soldiers w"
Injured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-05
W0MEN'S WORK

The women of Europe are working in raj
way shops, in munition factories and ship
yards, and On farms They dc nesseng:r
work. drive ta1icabs and fill almost ever
occupation, Our American women are taking
no heavier kinds of work every day. Women
who arc physically strong, and have not becn
burdcned with the weaknesses peculiar 10
womankind, are quicker to adapt themselves
to many lines of work than are MEN or boys.
American girls should prepare themselves
TO be equal to any emergency They should
follow DR.. Pierce's advice take his 'Favo7itc
Prescription, ard become strong and rigor-
GUS. II can Re had in tablets or liquid.
All ages and all conditions OF wo1lnAn
Will find just the help that women need, IA
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
Get it now il you re tired or suffering
woman, and get well. Most druggists sell the
tablets for 6oc per package, OF send Dr.. Pierce
l0c for trial pkg 1t builds up and invigoratcs
the entire SYSTEM, regulates and promotes the
proper functions, and restores health and
periods in woman Gfe-the change from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-05

Don's fail to hear Isaac r. Marcos
son at the High School auditorium o.
Monday night. It's great lecture
and it's for .he benefit Of the Red
Cross.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-05
BAKER IN PARIS,

PARIS. April 4.--Secretary Baker.
who has bes>3 on Z trip 20 Rome ana
the Italian from: arrived m Paris this
afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-05
Old
ENGLISH DRAMA
1T ELk5' CLUB
DAUG HTERS STAGE BEAUTIFUL
Pr.Ay TO LARGE HOUSE
Nany Prominent Wheeling Folk Partici-
ate anti Large Number II
Handsome Gowns Worn

' i. II
,.., =.
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Hr;'''i;I 'i""i"rH. WhIrH ~ gwen
a. evening. IA tn. lii.' ,lut, .,riII,.riyII;
e, ~. ,..r,,. &c.. .,,.,I. 49, i,,...
= "'''''' ~ =. 80 49, -
..'"'n VI itith"r. The aud'i"riam "itS
:tIlcL wiki an upyr.cia;.;" ;,uG!cn,r
l., Ih,. -, .,,r,. ,hn c:idirr,.. wnS
;r;",,1,,,,,i>, ,r... ,,l,.,lIr,yi,- :. u!u,rr
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~. r,,,. 80. Nj. Nr;,,,., I..rtvre in
,,,. - Ir;.. l.I,.,r,,.. ,,I,-i: ,yhrn
-. ,..,..t, ,,,,.;,..l ri,,r,r.,LIr Mr.. I,,r,..
CO., ,.n., v..,. mann. ,,hc,.. ,Iru Miss lam,
I.n,...,r ,h.. ,.I,;,r,,in,- l.,I, ,chn Az;
,.r .,;.;, ,-,,u .r,I,nn,-n was - Ern"y
.;,,. or,,:n viii. .,i.rI,u. liz. i..,, IN
cnr.,.,r,. win hrr ,sis,rr-iui;,vs, l.uIy
Gh.rmirr.
Many Handsome Gowns.
,-,.r.. ,.,,.,s,,,,,. ..,,vr,; w..r. worn IN
VIM. .c,,,. i..Iitiiu.. III. .la,.H pi,.i.r,.}.
,,;,,,,, y,.nuJ,.i with i,.. quaint FUR
,,,shl.,r.. g.: :n,. room. which consisted
nr an old tIrru n!ahr4auy $piun"t. ina
hn.any furniture, Of tn. very earliest
Gr<i:;u. with hau=tna;S ri quit" th' Sim'.'
old :a%hiunc,! $tIir. N-uglJ $,4 VA"
realized. bu. tn" iuli r"p"r. was "Ut
coripi..trl las; night.
pr-;rci,o, Characters In Play.
lfi.. [,Ir.,nnr ,.ia;i... N :, p:r:iy hlmr
dress ,u.r!l ;ri,nturH in triu::.. ~. most
rsS. was assisted by her VISITOR. Miss
Mar S.n.;h Miss Hcs>i" l"w!"r'. ~h".
wearing 4 gown "t hl"U "rEandIr. az an
Client me-, played tho Sr.rn"i, and sanE
IL, her lnvrly way. "Within = Mile VI
i:iinborr T"wu.' trr tn guests pleas
urc.
~ tn" n"Ht Sc"nc W. nhn iAS ;S'n"
:;rouI' ri ladies hay" hASi""'i |" '.''
hcrl" At Miss J"mKEAS raI,H 81 XIV
morning :" h"a7' Win il" '''''
u: "N"i,"1'"H; ana c'r'"H.'H' 90 ,.', ~,
''n'' ..hi,., y.... ,.,;i,,r an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-05

Oon'; fa:' 20 wear Isaac z. harcoS.
sen ~ the High school auditorium on
McrasY ni9ht rs qrea' lecture
an! rs for ;h~ J"ncft, or ;hr Re-!
Csc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-05

strength At the critical periods woman eth change from
grbood to womanhood and ait perfectly safe and an
necav valuable remedial that produce only good results
Or Pierce President Inyaits Hotel Buffalo n e. has good news
FOR every suffering woman today and tel troubles and
viii send just right advice restore 10 health and prrE
hack The roses Il and without charge Ills Fa!ora
rcscr;niou mas the Of thousands Of suffering
n,nko n Woman Her Diseases
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-05
Many Handsome Gowns.

Nrr$. hnEi%"iu, GOWNS w"r" w"rI IN
thI. -rtnc. hvIitjiu:< ~ lays pi'i''T''G.
w;I2r3i corr si."ud"i " .th tn" quaint !hr-
!IShlHcs g.; he roma. wh!Ch CONSISTED!
nr an old tiir, EIahra;lnT $psHn"l. INA
l,ngany furniture Of thu very earliest
Gr<i::u. with hau=tr:;~ ri quit" The sans,
old :aShi"ncd style. Nearly A'p VA
realized. bu: thu luli r"p"r. was "ot
cutupi..tri las; night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-05
OHIO NEWS


Special bi>r'tI"lr I" Tn" luirii!E"n""r.
C'Ol.ENL:l'S. -. ..iprrl i.--S;;,'n Char
MAJ, II. l.. Peek. .: SnndUshy wili lS%'i"
u call within :, few days FOR state
CONVENTION! oi n" pr"ni!.ij"u part. l."
IL. held in This rtt>. Til" convention
wii nom ma" Il s;alr :Ir@'.;. draft Z
STAT" platform and ais" rh"oSc :, $tat"
central cumrultt"" wh!rA. III turn. Will
nam" :. state rX"cutlS" committee. ~
,H.hliCanS IT Portsmouth hHV" a::Tr"d
upon IT, ". Ml.l"" & '.w:"r 49, rh'Ir
candidate" iur ;hr E'n.!'l."Hu n"mIrGt-
ilun Ter congress ~ lnr, H!>ir!r'. H.,
viii ri,pusr congressman {. I. ki.aTuS
Of batavia for the aul,.inni i":-
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About People
Movcnsnts OF individuals to
emo From the city.

~. CJr!-..5o..;.;;i;-;> 1N.-ENSN
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Hours: Daily . 70 5
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-17
JOHN MILLER

Johnny
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-17
HERE'S ANOTHER
 GREEK CHAMPION

In the rear of nearly every horse shoe restaurant in the United States you will find some native son of Athens who admits that he is the real and only champion wrestler of Greece.
 To find out who is the kingpin of the mat game in the ancient country is like looking for two grains of wheat in bushel of chaff, so we will not at- tempt to discuss the merits or de- merits of the numerous claimants for this coveted honor.
 The latest champion" to como to light is one Jim Londos, probably a culinary artist. who issues the follow ing edict through his manager.
 Canton, o. Sporting Editor:
 Dear Sir: Inc1osed find picture of. Jim Londos, whose weight is 19O pounds Londos is a wrestler, who Is not picking his opponents. I under stand that Draak. Linow. Roller and Lewis are well thought of down in your country and I challenge any one Of them in behalf of Londos. Londos is positively the Creek champion and one of the best heavyweights in the world.
 Hoping you will allow us few lines in your sporting columns and thanking you for same, am, yours truly, w. H. BARTON"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-17
S.A. A. J. TOURNEY
 WILL BE HELD HERE Amateurs From the Whole South to Wrestle at Ath-
 letic Club April 15
Birmingham is getting such repu-

Birmingham Is getting such a repu- tation as live sporting town that every athletic meet of any importance has to be pulled off in the Magic City. Old heads in amateur circles assert that bigger crowds turn out here than in Memphis, New Orleans, Atlanta or any other southern town.
 The next and one of the greatest cards yet offered to sport-lovers is the s. A. A. U. wrestling tourney, to be staged at the Athletic club on April 16. Bill Streit, who is always on the job when it comes to landing these bills. will have charge of this meet Read what he says about it:
 Tuesday, April 16, the Birmingham Athletic club will hold the Southern A. A. U. championship in wrestling. The bouts will be held in the following classes: One hundred and eight pounds and under; 115 pounds, 125 pounds, 1855 pounds, 145 pounds, 15S pounds, heavy weight
 Solid gold medals will be given to tEe winners. The A. A. U rules will govern and only registered amateur athletes can take part
 "A fall shall terminate the bout. but Tn no case shall the duration of the preliminary bouts exceed 10 minutes and the final bouts shall not exceed 10 minutes. Only pin falls will count. Tn other words. both shoulders shall ee pinned to the floor The hammer lock, full-nelson. toehold and stranElc hold will be barred Any other hold, grip lock or trip will be allowed.
 Tt is the desire of the athletic com fnittee to interest champions from Camp Mcclellan and Camp Sheridan as well as the college teams in the south that have wrestling teams.
 The l9l7 wrestling tournament was won py the Tulane wrestling team. and special effort will be made to try and have that team enter this tourna- ment." iis