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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
SACRAMENTO GETS WOLTER
Its Telegram WINS Eiftccp Minutes
Nhchu "f Snn Frnnci>ru'> Ncs-
sngc Closing Dcnl.
CINCINNATI Anr;i

CINCINNATI. April .5.-Thc differ
ehce 81 hitccn minutes had con*!dcra bile
{" do with the awarding q, Player
oitCr' formerly with the Chicago Ma
tunalS. 10 the Sacramento club Instead
OF the san Francisco club, according
I" q decision handed down from tho
oinceS "i the National Baseball Com.
mission here to-day.
IAN fithciSco protested the award
ing OF Nolicr 10 Sacramento on the
grounds that telegram agreeing to
purchase the player under certain con-
Itii"hS Was dispatched earlier than the
uisiatch from sacramento The records
shG"cd, however. that the sacramento
ie!cSr:iin was received by the Chicago
cub at 12:lj =. NJ. on April .. while
the san Francisco telegram was re-
CciNcd at 1880 +. NJ. on the same date
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26

STANDING OF TiiE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
INDIANS TAKE FIRST
PLACE, OUsT|Nc BOSTON
Defeating Tigers Handily, Cleveland
Cops Top Position i'm Amer
lean League.
Mack's Three Pitchers WiId-Scna-
tors Quit Bottom Position in List
OF Clubs, Winning Over Yankees
by Score OF . to d.
lily AssocIatcd Pre-.

DETROIT. M1CIl.. April .j--UsinE a
team made up mostly of substitutes.
cleveland Non from Detroit to day. 5
MT finncran. aud fast base running
IN nc tive innings Finncrnn pitched
nc allowed seven hits and three bases
one Of the irreSulars the visitors mn,
IN Tue game WAS Schacfcr. who mayed
- splendid hcldinS game ut second
Detr0it used sixteen players. but WAS
seventh inning. when. with his team
I'VE runs ahead he eascd up. NIL
IiainS two.baSe hit sent two runs
across for Cleveland in the hfth innins
The SCorc. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
BRAVES DEFEAT PHILLIES
LEy Associated rress1

= BOSTON April 20 Boston defeated
Philadelphia. TO ), i'll loosely played
game today. The hitting OF Powell
with Two triples and single. was the
biggest feature. His second triple.
made n the seventh inning, scored
Massey from second, and POWELL. in
turn, scored with Bostons last run on
konctchy's sacrifice uv. Nohf held
Philadelphia 10 TWO hits for i've in
nlnSS. and then weakened.
Wickland made his Boston debut aud
played brilliantly in tho difficult right
Mold position. Before the game Boston
hoSted a service nag with four stars
for Sergeant Hank Gowdy, Walter
MaranNilic, Arthur Rico and Henry
SNhrc iher. Who :roro:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
MEDICos VS.. 31eTH
Interesting Gimme Is AntIc.pntcd nj
boulevard t'Rrk This


What Is expected TO be one OF the
fastest ana most interesting games
piaScd here tins season Will be staged
thus afternoon at Boulevard Park at
1870. when the Medical College Of Nir-
Eihii locks horns with the Three Hun
Camp Ice.
The Mcdicoa have been put through
strenuous practices in preparation FOR
the Tray. Tile visitors have strong
lineup Of veterans.
This afternoon w.ll mark the first
appearance of the college team In
iiichmond this season. They will line
up as follows:
lioltznan. left field; Ralston. second
base: Raincs. third base: Scott. short :
stop: Siuyiscr. first base: lIoylcni. cen
ter hcld: Tyrcc. catcher: IIanSins, right
hcld: King or Eruni. pitcher.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
FINE WEATHER AND
FAST TRACK PROMISED
'"cn'!-f"urth Annual Relay Race
carnival Of University of
Pennsylvania Opens

III It.ApELrl'lA April aJ.--Finc
weather and u fast track arc promised
i,r IN" nrSt days sport tomorrow OF
IN" tWcntN-fourth annual relay race
carnival OF tn" university of rcnn.yl.
Nanln More than 100 teams. rcprc
:entinS nearly that many educational
entered Tor the Scvcnty-thrcc events
OF IN" Two days program.
me feature event OF the day will DC
INC pcnththiou. representing the all
round championship OF the colleges.
Nmouc those who viii try for the
h"urrs held for three years by j. How :
ara E"r'N l. hammond. Of tho Univcr-
sity of the South.
The American college championship
print anu distancc medley relay races
VIII also TIC decided to.norroW
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
V. P. !. AGAIN VICTOR
Defeats Marshall College in Holly
Contested Battle by Score
OF = =.
spccial % The Times pispatch, J

El.ACkSEURG. VA. April .5.--Nir-
SihHa noiEtcchnic Institute defeated
Marshall College here today. to >.
IN one OF the fastest games OF tho sea-
SON Both Hudson and pcttry pitched
huc bah. but the former had a shade
the better OF It.
IN the first inning Tech scored two
runs Marshall cVcncd matters in tho
slcs. In the eighth inning. with two
men on. Brooks delivered timely two
base wallop which placed The game on
'tc The features for Marshall were
tt'c hitting Of kauodc brothers and
t-NanS'S sensational catch OF Chapman's
~ TO deep center The folding of
Mhryc and Wh!tmorc, or Tech, was
u q high class
score by innings: r.. II. l..
Marshall .......o uGcG2o oO--? )
Tech ........... zoe" oOlx-3 )
batteries: PctirT and Taylor; Hud-
son and Siumpt Umpire. Denny.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
Yankee, Iiuy Clarke.

:
NtW YORK;. ..NpriI - The Nor
orr american League baseball cish
'"-nlghi nnu"unrod the purchase Of
Catcher Thomas Clarke from the Gin
"iunh'' Nationals. Clarke had hccr q
h"id out. refusing t. report 10 his club
ms tprIHE. Ills transfer to Now York
completes the thrcc-corncrcd inter
ichGuc trade made last winter by
s." nl"h tn" -. ioniS Americans released
inii"ider Ice NaGec to the Cincinnati
club ana the Now Ncrk Americans sent
bu'it"ld"r Timothy IIcndryX TO tho st
I.nliIa Nmr riranS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26

The Chester High School bascba II
team viii come to Richmond 10 play
the Richmond Academy team this at :
tcrnoou at Byrd Park.
Academy has played but one game
this scasun. winning from tho Cham
berlaync nine by a score Of TO l..
noliard. captain OF the Orange and
Blue aggregation. has been pitching
strong ball consistently. lie will oc-
cupy the mound this afternoon
The game il TO be called at J.. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
Mcdonnell Goes to Atlanta.

ATLANTA. April 25.--Sam Mcdonnell
an nhcldcr with tho Richmond Inter.
nationa! League club last season. has
hccu purchased by tho Atlanta tSouth.
ern Association) club, Manager Franz,
announced Tonight Frank also an
nouuccd the release Of Waiter shay, An
inticldcr. who formerly played with
Tuft College Ike Thrashcr inncldcr
on tho Atlanta team, has been called
into military service, II became known
10 nicht
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
Trnck Meet Cnncclcd,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
ARi.oTTESNlLL.E. VA. April %
Tho triangular track meet between
stanton Military Academy. Woodhcrrr
Forest and tho Virginia freshman
teams. scheduled 20 take place Satur-
dan afternoon on Lambeth Field. viii
not be held due to Staunton's with.
dra wal. Manager Frost. OF tho Nir
rin3a track team. may arrange for tho
meet AT q later date.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
SENATORS DEFEAT YANKS

%EW YoKk. Aprl 90 Washington
~accd an uphill 'l=ht to-day ana dc
fcatcd New Nori. ~ the second game
- Thc visitor Won tho game in tho
ninth when :, siucl" hy Shot'on Ma
followed by tSro-ha-e hits 10y L.avcn
and Milan. outtciIcr Miller II 30"
York. accepted nine chances IN c'ntcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
10 Fight Mt Scranton.

SCRANTON PA April :G-rrovld.
ins Tommy Ferguson accept terms
the loca! boxing promoters Hill stage
a ten-ronnd bout here IN May IS be-
,"ccn fcFsGsou and Soldier Rarthheld.
ferguson L. now IN the navy. and is
stationed at Cape May. y j.. uhcre ne
vas recently appointed boxing ing,ruc.
t7r. Bhrthrcids manager has acccrtet
terms t"i the bout and has a2rocI 70
!et tuEsu4on come N at eaten sclgb.s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26

NJ l.ANIIt CITY. y. j.. April d
The American soldiers at the front arc
% he SUPPLIED dhIly with - b.icf sum-
marN giving the results OF The major
league games. according &" Il statement
mad" at Tyrone by Harry y iIcmp.
stead. president OF tho Ncw York IA.
t'pnal League club, today. Arrange
lucn;s arc now being made with Sec.
rotary Ia" and General Pcrshins 10
that effect. he said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
INQUIRIES AGAIN BEATEN
Victims of BnttinE Carnival at Hand,
"f FIRST National. Losing

The Mcclure baseball tc.n, wa again
the victim 81 batting carnival ycs-
tfricE afternoon when the Eir., Ns O.
ticHaI Ehuh nnc waiiopcd OUT win Of
10 l.. SLOW hcliinS and poor judc
mon ~ the part Of the Mcclure out
~ were tho outstanding FEATURES or
TN" contest.
The linn-ups were ~ follows:
Mci'u!rc Purcell. ShortStop. Mar u .
81, hrst base: MoscIcy. third hasc
LAY left held; Miller catcher: Ros.
wcii. s'rond base; farra'r. pitcher and
c"ni'T iisld Christian. right HELD and
piichor: Graves. center ,iCld
f'irs' Nat al--liunt. third ia c
Hnrn'ti right mold: Carter pitcher:
i.ylc, second base, crane. short SION:
Mays ccn'cr hcld SorS. loft uold
l'u" /" III" iatcncSs of tho hour A,
which tho game Was bc gun. only seven
frames could To- played. Following
Is tho score by innings
fir., National. : 3 1 s Z ,
NctiulrrS ....,.l q q OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
WIN EIGHTH STRAIGHT

n.,1ph -fN, Apr!l .5-Thc Giants
d 40! th,lr e.snth straight Victory TO-
80 sasi., no' iheI i,td 80 na,,!e ten innings
wss % incidentally, The ETo5t
igns lost tu'i. eighth consecutive ctH,r
"a me ninih inning. with the Cant.
80, N go INC Erooklsns tied tho
EHIorc nN clean hitting hu, in the tenth
McCsfty 'rlplcd and Thorpe. VINO ra,,
~ MN was brought home on a $40.
''"ee ny by NNhoIr The score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
Ruston n.

StoTe ~ INNINGS II.
Philadelphia .....o p" %
Boston ........0 N-6
Summary: Runs--Stock, Cravath ,2p.
L.udcrus Adams Massey I2). Powell.
Conway. Wilson. Nchf. Two-base hits
ia crct, I.uderus Smith. Three
base hits-Poweii g.. stolen bases
Whitrcd t2D, Adams, Conway. Sacri-
TIC hits-HcrzcC co. Sacrifice fly
konctchy. Double Observation-Disclosures
10 Luderus: Mct;afilEau 20 Bancroft TO
Ludcrus; FrenGergast 10 stock to
Luderus. Left on hases--Phila dclphia
2 Boston. $. First base on errors
Philadelphia. 5 Boston. 3 Bases On
balls-of Prendc-Eas,, =; off lineup. .:
of Nchf ,. Hits---off PrcndcrEaSt, 10
in innings. Struck out--by Tincup
J; by Nehf, ). Losing pitcher. Prem
deTgast
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
Summaries of
Saturday S Games

The Iimcs-Dtspntch viii print In
Sundh!s edition summaries of the
amateur games pInycd IL tho city
on Saturday afternoon. rhc score
hccpcrs OF the various tcomS nrr
requested to get ihcir scores aud
summaries I'm Ms carly ns possible
saturday night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
ATHLETICS PITCHERS WILD

PHILADELPHIA Apri' -. rhila-
deiphts'S three pitchers wcro Wild and
ineffective to-day. aud Boston had ma
trouble winning, I" FahCy pass q
tho hrst four m"u that faced him ia
tho fourth Good throwing hy Nc
ANoy ana konp featured. Tho score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
l'ut PInyEround. In ura.r

nc superintendent Ot City Play.
grounds has bccn directed by tho Al.
iin ~, Board TO skin tho diamond
tcrsburg line. Tho ball Held at Maurv
street ANA the Atlantic Coast Line
railway - also being put In order
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
CUBS BEST ST. LOUIS

CHICAGO A7-II - :-rstIc teid.
Ing by Smith ard N.ehoT coupled
VIII timely hitting by Hendrix and
FaEhert. save chicago S.to.. Me-
.;ory over : Louis to-day Hendrix
LED the attach for Tho locals With
'A.ee hits which Included trirle
Sa6 : double The score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26

~ A;lanta-A;ianta. ): Mobile. :.
~ EirminGhain-Ncw Orleans Bir
minEhanr. called on account Of rain.
~ Little Rock--L!ttlc Rock. .;
Chattanooga Is.
y, Memphis-Mc mph!s Nashville. wet
grounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26

IN NNtN TUT 7 IIIIICTNl ~ III Ut
Enttcd for Hail in seventh.
Sattcl for kallio I'm rinh:I

cleveland .....,...i q "a q "-S
petroit .......t...o o q % O.;
summary: Runs Halt on. Sneaker
Roth. Gctz, Schacfcr 80. u'Ncil Walker
'2b, Young 90. Two-hasc hits Wallis
or. Williams. Young, Dresser. Speaker.
Halt Schaefcr. Roth ,3p. speaker. Sac
riiiCc hit--W Williams. Sacrifice flies
Coumhc 90 Double plays Roth and
pNoii; Wit and Dresser. Lott on
haScs--ClcNclaud. 49, Detroit. .. First
base on errors Detroit. J. Bases on
haliS-oT Zimmerman. :; Oft Coumhc. 1;
eff Hall >: OF t\alliv. !; Of Jones =.
HitS-on FinncraU. : ia . innings off
Hall IN : innings; off kallc, in
inning off Jones. IN inning III,
by pitchcr-hN iiail. ! uictzI Wild
pitCh-Finucran Passed ball-Stanaui
Losing pitchcr. l'iMmoran.
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New ork
Totals Ij -
ga ttnd Tor Harper in third
Haitcd for SHAY ia sixth
Baitcd for love ia eighth.
,.,, t.tIhnr,IFy tp IInib

Bl'ied Tor tiIhoUIcy m UinIr,
WASHINGTON - - OIL 90 o -
Sew York ..... 10000 a.
Summary Runs Shotton O.. T.aNan,
shank Judge 90. Morgan. Gtihn"i"Y
-. pccl.iupaUgh. i:aitcr, iipp. T wn-
base hIts--Judgc, l.aVau, Milan. Home
run Baker. stolen base = Lava II.
Sacrifice Morgan. Sacrihc" fly
Foster. Double piays j. Hannah and
Hakcr: Yingiiur and judge. Left on
hhacE-N Sew York. Z; Washington. :,
FirYt base on crror-Ncw York. .
Pa 90 on haIls--CaldwcIl. !: Love. /
Harper .: shaw l. TimclmG l.
Hi,E--on Harper. 3 In . innings: on
SHAW. 3 ia innins|; OF YnGling
in innings; or Caldwell, III {
innings fncnc out in SIXTH. OF Love
2 in innings: of MoSrihgo. In
inning struck oui--by Caldwell. :"
10y Love, !: rs Shaw. ! by NiDgiing
J Winning pitcher, YHs ling, losing
pitcher, Nogridgc.
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EmrIoycr and Employee

Road tho indcXed classified column
Of Tho Times Dispatch for help an'
positions classified Nd" arc easy &
insert Just phone EandolnlI !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
Philadelphia

Summary. ENuS---s n cal rtluni..
SChauC -. NclnniS. : 'UcW. Jameson.
Two base hits- NrInnis, rhhnn"n
Sacrifice hit--iioblitI"!l. Sacrifice ny
Scott. Double rlays bucan. shan
non and Burns: shannon and Burns.
Left on hascs-- Boston III Phii.d"l-
phia 10 First base on crrorS--Eoaton.
i Bases on balls-o-m Mag !; OF
Adams. 8. of l'ahcy. :; off Hcary' y
Hits-om Adams in innings OF
Fahcy. in inning 'n9nca ~ .nf,h F;
off Geary. in INNING ~, ~
pitchcr--by May. i5urns,. Suu"F out
by May g b. GoHry, : Losing
rft,GCr Adams.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26

II YOU arc looking for house. turn
|" The classified columns Of this paper.
N"ul! probably iiud Yhat YOU want
TimcS-b Dispatch Want Ads arc result
producers. Phone Randolph
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26

GAMES TODAY.
81. Louis at Chicago.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
New York ut Brooklyn.
Philadelphia nj Boston,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26

GNMES TO-DAI.
Chicago Mt 81. Louis.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Washing ton at New York.
Boston at Phiinuclphia,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
National League

Yesterdays RESULTS.
81. Louis, = Chicago. 3.
S.ncinhati. .; pittsburgh, !.
New York, U; BROOKLYN, ,.
philadelphia, q; Boston, ).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-26
How They Stand To-Day
American League

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Cleveland. y; Detroit, (.
MashinEtop,. -. New York. 3.
Boston. d: philadelphia, I.
ChlcsEu-St. Louis (ruinD.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-22
Personals.

Mr.. O. J. KuidaSchc and family arc
sprndu. Il few days ut Sardis.
Miss Virginia Leach spent yesterday
with her aunt in Shvrrard.
Wayne Gatcwuud has returned 10
Pittsburgh. after Il brief visit here.
q. V Marble is confined at MS nome
on Seventh street.
Miss Mary Murphy spent yesterday
with relatives IN Wheeling.
Mrs. II. b.. McMechrn is slightly Ill
ut her home m Caldwell street.
Mrs. c. Ficst returned home after Il
brief visit "a New MRrtiusvillc.
Private John Huran Inns returned 10
Morganl"wn after brief furlouEh
here.
Mrs. ]. +. Young is visiting relatives
for n few weeks nj Glenn Easton.
A. {. Ackcr. at Wheeling. was n busi-
ness visitor here yesterday.
rorclln and Thclmn. have returned home
after IL brief visit at Huntington.
Harold Whit" has returned nome from
Struhcnvillr. where he spent several
days.
Miss Agnes Kcnnon has returned
home after weeks visit ut Stcuhcn-
willie.
Mrs Clarence Marnlo is i'll at her
home on Seventh street
Mr.. SChafirr WAS Il business visitor
here yesterday.
Mrs. Harry Metz and niece. lncz, have
returned home after spending lew
months mt RuwlcshurE.
rlnud Garrison. of Wheeling. was n
business visitor here yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-22
CONF USING Is
TONE IN STOCKS

NEW YORK. Oct. @1.--With the sue
crsSful launching OF the Fourth Liberty
Loan financial ard speculative inter-
cStS devoted themselves more earnestly
10 the stock market to-day. the net re-
suit. however, leaving confusing mix
ture of gains and losses. The German
note did not arrive in time to be fully
diseSted before the markets close.
.rh. aSsrrxa;c OF operations was
again considerably over one million
.sharcS. but of this total half dozen
issues such as United States Steel.
Southern Pacific, Marine common and
preferred. Mexican Petroleum and Bald
win Locomotive contributed about so
p.r cen.
United States Steel. which was among
tho leaders to break p-ecipitatcly in
last Saturdays final dealings. register
ed an extreme advance OF points. scor-
ing Its highest quotation in the final
hour. but reactirg y points at tho
fcvcrish close.
Southern Paclfic's advance OF ga
points was accompanied by q very largo
demand. the stock retaining all its gain.
making total OF Il points from its re-
cent minimum. Criun Pacific suffered
by contrast. forf"it!ug more than It's l
Z point gain. but some az the eastern
rails. notably New York Central. de-
reloped unusual activity and strength.
Mexican Petroleum again proved its
instability by jumping almost II
points and reacting an extreme OF 10.
ending at loss OK 3E points. Other
oils were heavy and General oMtors re-
placed an early gain OF y points with
net loss OF ga points.
American Smelling was the only
metal issue 70 show more than a slight
degree OF strength. most OF the cop
perS yielding TO pressure. D!Stlllers
and Industrial Alcohol made gross gains
of and points respectively. on the
Senate's failure TO take action on the
bill before that body Total sales
amounted to 1.l25. 900 shares.
Convertible issues again featured the
broader bond market, various rails Of
that class advancing l TO points.
Liberty bonds were variable and inter-
nationals irregular. Total sales (par
value) aggregated s9.6I5.000. Old
United States bonds were unchanged on
call
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-22
BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2l.-Butter unset
tied: creamery higher than extras - e ii
5Sc: creamery extras (92 scor") sac;
firsts 65Gr56isc: packing stock current
make No. 2. 39&c.
Eggs steady; fresh gathered extras
5ST59c: fresh gathered regular packed
extra firsts 55G SIC: do firsts :" q "ic:
state. Pennsylvania and nearby western
heun"ry whites. fine to fancy AG'' ?nc :
state. Pennsylvania and nearby h"nnery
browns 60 d Csc: do gathered browns. and
mixed culors 5n6l SOC.
Ch"os" steady: state. fresh. specials
~ n ??1:c: do av"rag" run :" q ;3'::r..
Live poultry firm; chickens and fowls
sc: old rnnStcrs PC: turkeys Snc
Dressed steady: br"lcr$ asa i5c: chick
ems 2STT3 sc: fowls 500 81 - old zoos
trrs - ii 2Gc: turkeys "UW I3c.
Flour dun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-22
Sherrard Briefs.

Several new cases of Spanish influ-
cnza at Mt, Olivct and Mozart hay"
been reported. but nonc are considered
serious.
Miss Ruth McCombs. a student in the
West Virginia University at Morgan
town, Is spending Il few days ut hcr
home here.
4 slight fire occurred Mt Mozart. on
Sunday. when one Of the old park buiiu-
jngs cnugh, fire from ali electric wire.
The blaze was quicklS. cHtinguished ana
but slight damage was done.
Lieutenant Earl Hood. formerly Of
Can,p Taylor. Ky who was spending
a furlough Mt his home at Mt. Olirct.
last week left on Monday for camp
in South Carolina.
Mrs. benjamin MARBLE and Mrs. Har-
old Hamilton. both Of Cannonsburg. Pa.
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. N. y. Mar
plr of Bethlehem. last Thursday.
Mrs. c. w. ScahriEht, Of Mt. Olivet'
has returned home after visiting hcr
sister, Mrs. Otto. Of Philadelphia.
Miss Lizzie Garvin, of Bethlehem. Is
recovering from injuries received in an
automobile accident several days ago.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Houston, OF Elm
Grove. were guests OF Mrs. VI. -.
Archcy. Friday evening.
There were no church services in this
community. on Sunday and the schools
have not yet opened.
Mrs. Harry Lydick. OF Mozart. is Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. W. +. Miller and ]. IL.
Kigrr. of Wheeling. visited at the home
OF !. f.. kigcr. over the week end.
Miss Irene MARBLE has returned to
her home ut bethlehem. after spending
several weeks in Washington, u. c. =
Louis Lurcs. of Mozart. who has been
quito i'll. is slightly improved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-22
SHADYSIDE

Shadysidr and Mead township has
again earned Il double starred lnnn flag
hy going over the top" in the fourth
Liberty loan nearly three and half
times the quota of this district. The
amount asked OF tho ncoplc was $4,000
and We have come up glorousiy with
nearly $14".n"0.
Mrs. Harvey Leslie. of birmingham,
Nla.. who had hr"u n house guest of
Mrs. II. w. DnM. "f Lincoln avenue. for
four weeks. left on Saturday Tor her
southern home.
Mrs. William Springer, of Central
avenue. has returned from Cleveland.
,y,,crr she had spent last week Visiting
her daught"r. Miss Marjorie Springer.
It is expected tha, school VIII reopen
hero to-mrrruly, after the enforced VA
cation Of ten days To comply with rules
If the board uf health.
Mrs. Ethel Lcr Smith Of West For
tirth street. n nurse. IL again Mt home,
after spending thrr" weeks ut Charles
TON " Va, In n professional capncity.
Ting Day" for the lcllhire hospital
Will hc observed 81 Saturday. Mrs.
Albert Alum. Il member Of the Wo-
mans Auxiliary. has been appointed In
,.harrn of tn" Sal"H IN ShahySid".
I;nhrr, Futh,r. Jr.. wh" underwent an
,,prra,luu I'm TIA" l!"llatr" hospital early
last week. has returned /" his home on
Lincoln avenue.
Mrs. +. \. Runnll. Mrs. Sidney Booth
puJ Miss nma Runill were Sunday
guests or friends on Glendale Heights.
Miss Frances Wright. has returned
from Il visit "r several days with friends
Lrar Armstrong; Mills.
Dr, +. l.. Ring is spending few days
with his son. Homer, who is II student
NJ Western Reserve university In
cleveland The doctor will report at