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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
INDLANAP0LIs In TOO.

INDIANAPOLTS Ind. sept. hogs
Receipts 500. market STEADY: best
hogs Sio.15fI 10 -. uea vies $4,000
mos; pigs $1,000 70; bulk 81 sales.
Sl975H20 II
CATTLE Receipts . $50. market.
cattle lower. calves STEADY: choice hesVv
steers. Sl4SGfL 1910; light steers. Ss.s0G
l550: heifers 5000 1900. COWS S6.JsbG
i2.00. bulls s. O0di1.JO; calves. 81 OOen
1850
SHEEP AID LAMBS Receipts e0q
market steady; prime sheep ST. 50n
1900. lambs SO O0FI 1850. spring
lambs. Si0O0niG50
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EllswOTtl's t1th,
10 starts THURSDAY

The sale OF an sales-scc Ellis
worths ad Wednesday and the
show windows. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
MONTY am FxrHANet

MN YORK sept Call None oe
the h0or ~ tho New York Stark Es-
ehanEe today ruled 90 8 per rent high
nrr cent: iow. ner cent
l1me money Wa nFm
Rates Eere . per cent
The marker FOR prime Mercantile
Paper was steady
call monev ln London VAS 3 ner eenf
sterling Exchange vac sfeadr wffh
hasiness in Bankers' BILLS 20 sfT5 fsr
demand - Tor 9-daE bills. AID 50 IN
for 90 dsy Bits
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
CHICAGo GRAN Avn PROVISION
CHICAGO PRODTCF

CHICAGO. sept RITTER Re.
reipts 1905 tubs creamery extras
f6iac. extra frsts. So. drsts. $3.50
Eflfs- Receipts ai0l cases eur-par
receipts ;SH So. OrdinarT hrsts a7H
- ~. hrsts ~ f2f &c.. extras f60 a.
checks 12sq 15c. dirties 15d 30r
CHEST Twins new 2Sq E5f.r
dairies e6n 26atr. vouR- Americas 2ff1
~ -, longhHrns 60 mgIc brick
29d a0r
>Dringers. aoc- reOstsrs. 12isr geese.
-0c
POTATOES Receipts 100 ears earIy
ohios 81 bass
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03

FOR Detroit Electric. Good
running order Price s25O CAL
Home prone is46 Adv-733s-3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
South Bend Markets
GRAIN AND FEED.
'Correctsd Daily by =. w, BurreIi. Starr
Mills, Hydraulic AV.)

WHEAT-Paying $40 per bu.
OATS-Paying 10; selling S5dS0c per
bu-
BRAN-Selling $50 per hundred.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 per hundred
CHOPPED FEED-SellinE, $50 per
cWL
SCRATCH FEBD-Selling. $500 per
eWt
SCHUMACHER FEED. $40
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03

SEEDS
Corrected Daily by Warner Bres. Sese
stere, ia y. Wayne ST.
TIAOrHY-S4 250S4.7d
RED CLONER--SI5GSls.
WHITE CLUIER-S55.
ALsIKE-Sl3 5oaxIs5o.
ALFALHA-Sll asa.
SWEET LoNER-$16Gtl6
cow PEAS-$3 5OdS5 90
SOY BEANs-Ss56s745-5O
BLUE GRASS--A.
FIELD PEAS Hogs
All LEIf-S34 1915
GERMAN MILLET-93sQS5o
JAPANESE MILLET-ya 50dS3
MAMMOTH CLONEB-S146Is
ROSE AND RNE$2 OoEfS9s0
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
LOCAL AND FOREIGN MARKETS
New York Stocks; Closing Prices

international News Service
NEW YORK. Sept Closing
prices on the stock exchange TODAY
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
HAY. STRAW AND FEED.

HNlt IHHN NNU fEEUs
Corrected Daily by the Wesley Miller
Elsur aud Feed Co, so =. MichiGanD
RYE-Paying $3.50 per hU.
HAY-Paying So 10 SO: selling 81
to $50
STRAW Paving IS 20 s.. selling Coo
q bale
OATS-Paying tic; selling 75c TO Soc
SHELL tOHN-Psying $50 selling,
81 IS 10 $500.
EAR CORN-Psying $3.50; selling.
$40
TIMOTHY sEED-PsyiRg 81 per bu. /;
selling $500.
ALFALFA SEED Moutans grovn).
selling. SO per bu.
CLOVER SEED-PsyiRg Sl7 bu. sell
Iug so per Bu.
Soy BEANs-selliDE SA.76 bH
COW PEAS-Sslling, f4T6 bu.
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Corrected Daily by Major Bros, :. Lo-
gan ST., AlshAWakal
REAVY FAT STEERS-ksir 10 good,
9fkc: prime. epiOc-
HOGS-120G1sD lbs, l6a; 1900 100
lbs., 1870; 80 up, lTc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
The 4TIh Anniversary
sale starts Thursday
at E1ISWorth's.

The greatest sale nf a.. the wear.
Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-03
POULTRY AND MEATS.
tCoFTected Daily ny Jimmiss Market
las u. JsdaFsas Bfyd)

NEAL-PaVing 70 seIIlngn IA 10
BEEF=Roast. 3O4 ijc boiling 20
porterhOuse. go siTloin 45n50c
HAM-Paging E5iec. selling So
Paying - selling c5r
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IIPPMARs

GREEN HIDEs-lOc 70 10.
TALON 2QSc, rOugh.
WOOLC5o4d6tci calf 20d 3Oc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
McConkeys Will Go
To FairnnOnt Sunday

It IS sure To be- Il good game and the
winner - doubtful. is summing up the
situation mildly when the fast unue-
featrd McCnni:cy gang lnrades fairmont
FOR 4 battle IN" coming Sunday. Fair
mont has Il great bail club. but th!s is
going Il hIt too far. for The ''Mack&"
have one Of those kinds Of ball club
also.
Whatever The outcome. one Of the
Scrarpicst duelS in the history Of Trac-
l."n park is assured and tn" fans OF
that plac" arc anXiOuSly awaiting The
arrival If tn" Wheeling boys, feeling
as though Mr.. Vic" Tnuthrnan will send
their championship dreams down TO the
earth.
The McC0nkeyS will got in some cx-
ira practice during the week and all
vii! br in readiness. rs they rral2c the
strength of tn" FairmOntcrs and arc
cuniiden: AS 20 ;hc outcome. Already
f';,rmnnt IS advertising the gam" and
rom newspaper assertions 1t looms up
as the hls; battle or III" season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
SENATE WILL
DEFEAT MOVE
FOR PUBLICITY

WASHINGTON. Jun" ll.-hn agree
mcnt was reached in tho senate lnte TO-
day. To vote at ono o'clock tomorrow
afternoon on the proposal of Senator
Borah. Of Idaho. for public cun*tdcrn-
ton of treaties. an amendment to tho
Underwood resolution To limit all dcbutc
during the war.
The agreement for disposition Of the
I:urah amendment. which provinces mat
treaties shall b" considered with "pcn
doors unless two thirds of the senate
shall determine otherwise. followed StE-
rral days Of spirited discussion Of Sc
crrt and open diplomacy. p"i"at al
tho proposal is generally expected. nj
though the senate is closely divided y
vote on the Underwood rul" itself PROP
ably will follow. with its advocates con-
lidcnt uf adoption
Opponents "f the l'Orah plan renewed
their attack today. Senator Hltchc"'h'
Of Nebraska. chairman nt the l"r"tEh
rrlatinns committee. Senators Reed OF
Missouri: Mclean. Of connecticut:
RrandcEcc. of C"nncrtirui; Smith of
Arizona and others criticized the amend
mcnt, while the Idaho member and Sen
atorS Fall Of New Mexico and Norris OF
Nebraska. urged its adoption.
Senator BpTa0 vigorously ''''t'-'N'f-
hat his proposal is in accordance win
tres idcnt Wilson's statement in his al
dress Of June =. for open covenants OF
peace openly arrived at.
challenging tho Idaho senator's con-
ST ruction Senator Hitchcock Declared II
'prrpnsicrnES" and said IN" president
words were aimed at tho genera! F.'ir"-
pran prncti"r al making secret lr"atlcS
without informing tn" people. THIS con-
ST rlIrtiun was also maintained ny soma
tor Smith Of .Ari2un;r. If tn" foreign re-
laiirna committee. whll" Senator hitch
cock added that "it Is not IN II" pre-:
su,nrd that peace treaties w!ll he madc
in q public hall.
TIN" president did not us" the l"rm
open diplomacy inadvertently senator
Erruh argued and he referred To thn
presidents praise Of IN" htt'iudur ~!
the Russian representatives in insisting
that peace negotiations with Inc Ger
mans be conducted with the who!o
world rs m audience.
Senator Reed. declaring that he Ga
not believe that the president mad a"-
vocatcd open negotiation in this country
with the foreign powers acting IN Sc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
BaupTs Will Tackle
Fast Belmont Nine

While she expects hard game. the
Haucr baseball nine GOES TO Belmont.
o.. Sunday, in good spirits and conil-
den; OF anuexing another victory 10 tn"
,lr.,dr Long string. From word re-
cejv.d here. Belmont is very strong and
will Give the l:au"rs the toughest battle
OF the year.
Captain W"lch has been working his
huskies rather hard and only last sum
day did the boys get any letup' when
on that day IN" gang got L good batting
prac:ic" that will prove instrumental IN
thu. coming engagement. King has been
rested for this contest and if the boy
is in his usual stride. chalk up another
Ior the Eau.rs is tho general verdict.
Arrangements have been completed
and nothing left undone :" make this u
big card in Belmont. Th" Bauers Will
make. the trip in automobiles and many
rnotcrs are expected to accompany the
club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
CHALLENGE ACCEPTED
BY BAUER CLUB

TIL" management Of tn" hau"rS Will
use this means Of accepting the chal-
-lrnrc If the Martins Ferry Athletics,
and while it is impossible 10 play the
coming Sunday III" locals will cancel
with Warrington Ola IN" %nth I" make u
date for tn" over hc-rivcr boys. on
Juno - thu Bau"rs will clash with the
strong Washington. PA. nirr at tn"
Tunnel Green and this game will not DC
cancelled.
Tn" gam" has hcrn the subject az
much comment and tho winner has h""n
picked hy ian after fan, and from all
available dope. Tho contest should DO
the biggest baseball affair Of recent
years 1t is tho intention Of the Bauer
club /" play a series of 'hrrc games.
h" iirSt at League park on June 80 and
III. second on Tunnel Green July :. and
tn" third. If necessary. hy the toss Of
coin.
Should the Martins Ferry manage
I,l"ut agrr" on thu terms stated kindly
answer through This paper or get IN
touch with tho manager If Inc team.
Perhaps II" other event could b" more
Instrumental as far AZ baseball IS con-
crru"d. Ia ar! III that undyinG effort
The American I;cd Cross.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12

Perry Humphrey and wife TO Thomas
Brokaw. Land in Wheeling township.
Consideration 81.
W. w. Scott ct al. TO William Stullen-
burger CT nj. Land in Martins Ferry.
Consideration $1,000.
i. W. Osborn. sheriff. to Charles +.
Ice. Land in GAINESVILLE. Considera-
ton sos.
Charles f. Lee to Arthur Rogers ct al.
Land in GAINESVILLE. Consideration 81.
Mary c. Blair and Joseph Blair 10. j.
l.. Newman and Il. c. Leap. Land IN
Washington township. Consideration
$500.
Mary II. Close 10 Winfield S. Close.
Land in Kichland township. Consideta-
ton 81.
and Arthur w. kcarns. Land in Bel
laire. Consideration ~.
Amanda G. Dew to A. Lenastcr. Land
in GAINESVILLE. Consideration 81. -
Laura Griffith to Ella McAllister.
Land in Goshen township. Considera-
ton 81.
=. T.. Hague to William Fl. Merrill.
Land in GAINESVILLE. Consideration 81.
Joseph y. DALEY and Emma a. Daley
10 Emily Starbuck. Land in Barnes
vile. Consideration $3.50.
y. J. stead and Fannie Stead to j.
II. :. Heath. Land in Mead township.
Consideration $3.50. ~
Victoria Smith BROOKS and William L.
Brooks 10 Henry Dean. Land In Flush
ing township. Consideration 500.
Marriage licenses. *
Robert Jefferson Pollock Of st. Glars
willie and Margaret liberia Wilkinson of
WarnoCk.
Walter Whitney Larkin and Elizabeth
Rose Hartman. both of Martins Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
NINE IN A ROW.

NEW YORK. June li.-ChicMGo won
its ninth straight game here to-day.
defeating New York on bat and ball
fund day 5 TO 8. II was scc-saw
game. won by Chicago in the ninth
after New York had taken the lead in
the preceding inning. Causcy. 4 young
local pitcher. after holding Chicago TO
one hit in five innings. weakened III the
ninth, when tho Cubs scored three runs
on singles by Mann and killifer and
doubles BY Merkle and Deal.
Seven military units wcr" present and
we're supplied with baseball equipment.
The score; K Ii. +.
Chicago .ooe 900 on3-5 : |
New York ........l00 100 0l0-3
Hendrix and ,killifer: Tcsrcau. Andcr-
son, Causey and McCarty.
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Probate Court.

W. J. May. administrator. rs. Eetta
MCIiiitun. minor. ~ al. Petition 10 sell
real estate. summons ordered.
In re estate Of Rose \. Dawson. Fred
Mrt'onn appointed administrator. Bond
IS .Hn6. with the American Guaranty Co.
ms surety. Guy NJ. Dunkwor,h. George
Ralstnn and Fred McConn appointed APP
prais"rs.
Jonah Thomas. guardia vs.. his ward.
1T al Petition to sell real estate. Sale
confirmed for first tract and decd or
dcred.
In re estate OF Ellen Tarbett. de-
ceased Account filed and notice or
derrd.
In re- estate Of Mike George. deceased.
Nrcount filed and notice ordered.
In re accounts for settlement Juno
-. 1915. Proof of publication OF no
ticc approved.
In re estate Of Tamzon l.. McNichols.
dnrcascd t;rorgc c. Mckee appointed
administrator. Bond $1,000. with FL
deity & Deposit Go. as surety. Fred
took. las. l.. higgins and EVERY South
appointed appraisers.
In re estate of Roscoe 7. Ong. de-
ceased. Inventory IiIrd and approved.
In re- guardianship Of Daniel Dewey
Grimslcy and George Lewis Grimsley.
minors. Alfred VI. Grimslry appointed
guardian. RnEd 500. with Vim. NJ.
Fulton and Julius Sllvnslri as surcties
In re Will Of Isaac y. Tnrdncr. de-
ceased. VIII filed and notice ordered.
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TO THE VOTERS OF THE FIRST
SENATORIAL DISTRICT:

Aercoy announce my candidacy
for tn. Republican nomination for
TIE State Senate. subject 10 the
primary 10 be held on August the
9TH. At I later time I expect. TO
address the voters OF the district.
Stating my views on public Ques-
t!onS. and I trust 10 meet as many
OF them personally as may De pos.
s.blr. preceding the primary and
tho election.
have served two terms in the
House CT Delegates as a Represent
alive from Ohio County, and MY
record N those sessions OF the leg
islature may be aSccrtained by vot-
ers who desire to know something
about the work Of their legislative
representatives.
II nominated and elected to the
office c. State Senator. will give
he position M v"-y best thought
and care. and believe that my
knowledge O: he business inter
e>;S O.; t-is district and the pccu.
Lar GsuS;:o;s thai may come be-
:o-e 80 legislature. viii give me
Opportunity 20 D. OF some valuable
service.
Very '-a!v.
JESSE \. BLOCH.
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ST. CLtIRSV!LLE
Mrs. Siua Steenrod.

Word was received at noon Tuesday
by Mrs. John Patterson and Mr. James
w Frazier of the death of their aunt.
Mrs. Slna Stccnrod Of r'recport. III. She
died Tuesday morning al her home at
Frvcpurt. and the remains will be
brought I" this place. leaving Free
port Wednesday evening and arriving
here Thursday evening. No arrange
mrnis will h" made for the iuhcral
until after the arrival OF other relatives,
but il is likely that III" funeral Will
be held Friday afternoon. Mrs. Stecn-
rod was Il former resident of this place
for u number Of years. and was the
widow II the late Daniel Stccnrod. She
is survived hy the following children:
Harry and George ami Miss Anna. all
of Frccport. One sister Mrs. Nm'
Alexander of Akron. and one brother.
Jeff. Wondmanscc, of Dakota.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12

While walking across tn" Il. & -.
trcstle near the Elm Grov" power house
of the West Virginia Traction and Flee
trio company At 1870 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. Dirk Rcnnct. rolored. Of Elm
Grove. who WAS in an intoxicated con-
dition, slipped between the ties and
fell 30 feet to sand bar below. Al
though unInjurcd seriously. h. was
badly shaken M and mirnc"usly "s-
capped serious injury which he would
have received had he fallen in the creek
which is full of larS" rocks al this
point He was attended hy nr. j 9.
lIupp and removed To his home. where
he Ia resting easily.
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crrt. suggested tho pleasant words 70
the Russians were for tho purpose tha'
We might b. Informed"
Senator Mslran. Of Connecticut sug..
gcstrd tn" safe thinI is TO wait uhtil
thu president has shown further what
is meant" but Senator ,Borah lnsiSlco
that the presidents language was per-
fcrtiy clear.
Senator Lewis. of Illinois. presenting
what he said was IL Hypothetical qucs-
ton. asked whether public consideration
of proposals Of Japan and Great Britain
10 the United States regarding troops
being sent TO Siberia would not be in
forming the enemy of military plans.
Senator Bnrah replied that the enemy
wnulG learn it without such public con-
SiucratIun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
Damaged Machinery
Arrested and in Jail

! W"OdS was arrested Monday aft
,r;,,,r.n lay United States Marshal J. w.
shorts t"r alleged breaking up of ma
chiuery at the J. r.. Moss iron works
The machinery which WAS damaged
was used in the manufacture III sup
Plies for tin. army and navy. y COM
p.tr Investigation Of tn" case IL being
made au,I until finished nothing Will be
disclosed. WnrSlS went To work fur the
J. t.. MnSS company about SIX months
aSo hut previous to ;h;lt Time his
WHEREABOUTS are unknown He is held
in :hr ohio county pail in default Of
5000 bond
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
hit--konctChy.

Two-hnsc hit--konctChy.
Three base hits-Wickland. Rawlings,
konctchy.
Stolen hase-Wilson.
Sacrifice hits M"kechi"n. Carey.
Schmidt. Cation. Kouc,chy 90, Herzog
sacrifice ny-Sanders.
double plays"Carcy TO Archer. Raw
lings 10 ierzog to knnctchy t2).
Left on bases--PlttsburGh 8; Bos-
ton l3.
First base on errors-Pittsburgh .;
Boston =.
Bases on oalls-OE Sanders :; of
Hcarn S.
Struck out-By Sanders 5; by Hearn 5.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
OUT The Pike
Farewell Reception.

The members OF the Elm Grove
Christian church. tomorrow night. Will
give a farewell reception to their pas
tor. the Rev. Harry r. Robertson. IT the
church. Rev. Robertson leaves in n few
days for Braddock. Pa. 10 work in II
new field after two years faithful scrr-
ice to his congregation in Film Grove
Rev. Robertson's departure is noted
with regret by all OF his pnrishi"ncrs
and all wish him great success in
Braddock. Roy. Campbell Jobes will
take Rev. Robcrtson's pulpit in Elm
Grove
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
TANKS DEFEATED.

CLEVELAND. Jun" ll.--Cl"T"iand
defeated New York today. I" ). in u
innings. Chapman led off in the twelfth
for Cleveland. with Il base on balls.
dashing to third on Speakers Sacrifice
Mambsgnnss hunted Ia Caldwell. wh"
fumhlrd. cha man scoring.
Rurby had New York shut out until
the ninth. when pass. and five hits
tied the score. l'ipp WAS put ont OF
tho game by lmpir" Nallin in the nlnth
for protesting a decision. Score:
X. II. T..
Now York nn0 ono 00S nnn--% |" l
Cleveland uun unH u0n unl--t II :
Caldwell and Walters; BaShy ana
Thomas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
Standing Of Clubs.
To-day's Games.
Pittsburgh ~ Boston.
Cincinnati n Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York.
81. Louis At Philadelphia.

BOSTON. June n.-Pittsburgh took
Bustons place at the bottom OF the
first division to-day by defeating tho
home team /" I" III Ii innings. Sand
ers was hit harder than llcarn. but the
visiting pitcher was invinciblC IN tho
pinches and allowed only one hit in
the last eight innings.
The winning run resulted from SIN
giles by Mollwitz and Mck"chnic
SChmidt'S sacrifice. an Intentional pass
TO Sanders which filled the bases. and
Cations squeeze play bunt on which
MulwIlz scored.
After Wickland had singled and
Smith had walked in the sixth. ko-
netchy's triple scored Roston's Two runs.
The score:
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NOTICE

Editor 1Gte.Gs+ncer:
You are authorized to announced
DAVIS ElAIas OF Morgaotown. Monon-
gala Co. candidate tor nomination
b. the Republican Party for the United
States Senate from West Virginia. SUBJ
ject 70 all rules OF the Republican Party
ard the laws Of the State OF West Fir-
GINA governing ;hc primary election
20 be neld August. 1918.
F:tkINS CAMPAIGN COMNiTrEB
]. H. McDERMOTT. Chairman.
P. .. Drawer. SSl.
Morgantown. ". Fa.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
TIGER PITCHERS POUNDED,

DETROIT, June ll.--rUundng Gun
ntngham and Carroll Jones fer s!Ntc"h
hits, and aided by four errors. rhilad"l-
pbia won from Detroit, : To l. to-day
Cunningham WAS taken out after he had
given seycn hits for six runs IN three
innings. Burns got three singles. q
double ard triple in five times 1T BAT
Scorr. II. H. +.
philadclph,n 2 4 II is l6
Dctroi, o 0 o q | o. &
RaltcrieS--.tdams and Perkins: Cum
ningham. G. Jones. Dyer and Spencer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
Personals.

Carl Schcnk Of Barre Hollow Is re-
covering from Il slight illness
william Miller Of Elm iir"r" has
been hunnrnhiy discharged rrc.A mill
tary duty at Camp Lee
G. NJ. darlington Of Cameron was
business caller in Elm Grove yesterday.
Albert Winters of Sand Hill was a
recon, caller in Elm Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
Missionary Meeting.

\ meeting of tn" Home and Foreign
Missionary societies will he held at the
Presbyterian church This afternoon al
> o'clock and il named Little Light
Bearers Meeting" Each member Of the
society is asked 10 bring child with
them. This is the first time this has
been given and the ladies are very
anxious to mako il Il success. Airs.
Leroy Lawthcr will have charge OF the
devotional meeting and the children the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12
WEST LIBERTY
WINS FAST CAME
Whitaker-Glessner Boys Go Down 10
Defeat at west Liberty for
Second Time.

The fast Whtak"r-Gl"sSncr nine
went down 10 defeat. yesterday after
noon. Il. West Liberty. at the hands of
the West Liberty. Independents. in a
rather nnc-sidcd game. although both
teams showed good form. Heavy hitting
by both teams counted. TIL" triple play
in the sixth inning. when Bcro lined 20
McHcnry. who threw 10 Ferry. ut third.
catching two off base. was the only
feature.
The Score Ivy innings:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-12

The ladies Of the Edgw"od Fed
Cross will hold thoir regular meeting
ut tho Buckley NJ r.. church today All
arc invited to attend and all help will
be thankfully accepted.
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Busy worfers' Social.

This evening the members Of the
Busy Workers of the Valley Grove Red
Cross will hold social and lawn party
at the home OF Mrs George Strauh. All
who can should attend.
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Thirty-fivc Graduate.

Thtrtv-nvr Stul"ntS received their
diplnmas at ;hn West Liberty Normal
school Yesterday. An interesting p""-
gram WAS rendered and several noted
speakers were present.
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Struck "ui--Sy Garrett. 10: Pearl
:: Lewis. :.
Tripl" Ilay--McIicnry To Ferry.
HIT hv pitrhcr-M Met 'anmou (2l.
l'mpirrs---lInnnr and Eu*$ry.
Nttrndancr--300.
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Score by innings
Pittsburgh 10000 ol-3
Boston ..O00O0.0 10000 0 o.
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CAME RIGHT BACK.

ST. LOUIS. June II. Shaw. who
pitched seven innings OF yesterdays
fuurtccn-inninE contest. came back 10
day and ou,ritchcd Davenport. hut ow-
INK TO the poor support given him.
Washington lost TO ST. Louis 10 =.
Score:
T.. n. T..
WashinEton.n nl no 0nn---2 .
81. Louis On3 nun lnx--4 !
Shaw and .Nnsmilh; Davenport and
Hale.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Rochester .: Turunto >. II innings.
Syracuse &: buffalo q.
jersey city =; Baltimore !.
Newark /; BinGhamtUn S.
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Teacher Training Class.

The members or IN" r"ach"rs' Train
ing class Of tho Triad"lphia NJ. h.
church will meet at S.i3 this evening.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Minneapolis |: Columbus 1.
ST. Paul i: Louisville -.
Kansas City 5: Toledo Il.
Milwaukee, =; Indianapolis 4.