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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-07

Let the Standard spray pump for
pail, barrel or knapsack take care OF
your trees. Schmidts Hardware.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-07

Don't forget Nfederhauser's big dance
Wednesday evening. May 9Th.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-07

Sixty young people celebrated the
18th birthday anniversary Of Miss Marie
Achtemeier at the homo OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 3. Achtemeier, in
Laurel. and enjoyed the evening with
games and music Supper was served
at the close OF the evening.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-07

v. N. Hansen, OF Chicago. was In the
city Monday on business.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-07

soldier boy this year even to his hadser
the inspiration for this pretty summer
ribbon that enrcles the and
that maket the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-07

Good wall paper 10 to IL cents per
roll at Dversts, paper hangers to hang
same when promised, 20 more rooms on
a few days notice. Select your paper
and have your work finished at agreed
time. Everist Wall Paper House. OPP
posite Methodist church.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-07

When you buy q Coldwe11 lawn NOW
er you have a machine of unsurpassed
reputation for quality and correct
price. Schmidt,s Hardware
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-07

We have a special on a sc piece din
ner ret In a ping and gold decoration
which We are Offering at $3.50. Don't
miss this, Cartera Economy Store,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-07

|
The largest stock Of wall paper in
Central Iowa and the workmen to hang
Vt, mon who know their business. Work
done when promised, We can hang 20
more rooms on short notice, no one
gets your date at Everist's. Everist
Wall Paper House, opposite Methodist
church.
Mrs. D. HI. Conger, accompanied by
Mrs. William Gemlo, of Minneapolis, left
Monday evening for Cleveland, O., to
attend the second triennial convention
Of the Grand International Auxiliary of
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers,
Mrs. Conger went as q delegate from
Marechal Neil division No. $780, ana
Mrs. Gernlo from Lever division, No.
1872, Of Minneapolis. Mrs. CSnger and
Mrs. Gernlo expect to be gone two
weeks, and will visit with friends in
Chicago before returning home.
Mrs. Eta Fleacher IL in receipt of a
letter from her son, sergt. ROLAND
Fletcher, Company A, 1853 tn infantry,
a part Of the Rainbow division in
France, In which he announces that he
Is we'll and fat" Sergeant Fletcher
acknowledges the receipt of seven
pound box Of cake, plum butter, and
other goodies sent by his mother and
sister, Miss Naomi Fletcher. In refer
ring to the news of the front Sergeant
Fletcher says that he keeps pretty well
posted on events thru the Paris edi-
lions Of Now York and Chicago papers.
and that the news reaches the soldiers
only q day or two AFTER publication IL
things are fairly quiet at the front.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-07

Your old suit dry-cIeaned and
pressed by US, will improve your APP
pearance 100 per cent, Marshalltown
Steam Dye Works.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-07

The Young Ladies' Eodality Of St.
Mary's church will bold q special meet
ing this evening In the auditorium Of
st. Mary1s Institute.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-07

Approved osAaItlen.
Willie Paw, what 10 an ignoram-
us?" Paw-"A man whose views ~
fer from your own. my son."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-07
Glrlks .&e|)ub6l1arl
CITY IN BRIEF
Cora Williams choate. physician.

Dr.Graham, osteopath. Masonic temple
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-07
Ladies' House DreSSeS:;Apr0nS

A nice assortment of ladies' house dress
es in light and dark colors, checks and
stripes, high and low necks, in best
quality bingham and percale. Prices
range from $1.45, S1.89, $1.95 and csc.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-07

Fancy gingham and percale dresses in
light colors, and fancy stripes and
plaids, in loose belted styles. Prices
range $4.39, $3.50 and. -. S1.S9.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-05-07
Rugs in
Tapestry Brussels

6x9 feet rugs in tapestry Brussels
floral patterns, also conventional; ;
complete line to select from at$13.50
S12.75, and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
BRIDGEPORT to- PLAY
At WHEELING PARK
BLACK AND BLUE TEAM MEETS
rR1ADElPa1A HIGH QUINTET ON
CASINO FLOOR TONIGHT
Opening Gam For Triadeiph1a-one
come Of Game Doubtful-Brdge-
port Started Good

\ good gHI,. viii D., staged on the
Casino, floor ut 'W'hrrlinE Park tonight
when ths Triad"lpE::t h;gh tire and the
bridgeport high h""r ;ca:n clash. The
outcome of this game is :"ry doubtful.
as TradclIh has not played any
games as yet this year. Eut has y ftne
lot nc material frH!n which 70 torn q
good quintet. Captain Sni''h. Nc''"" ,
an Schar: p'I:cicn ami Clemens. AL
last y-ar'S ,a.n ar.. back in uniform ana
will D.. III IN" lin"1ur At IL" start or tH~
gam. tonight; Others VII" are showing
up good a,!d Civ" pr"EiIS.' III grabbing OH
:, regular birth ar": Russell. h"ilar.
.rhannS. and Tyler. Good '"t'h-w"rK
is bling secured J.; Coach tnrt Miller.
and :, is "xp"ctr,! the! Will round INT"
good condition.
!. TIL" Hr,Ic.i",r; tiv" showed good form
IN the. game. thy staged with RarnsS-
will. last saturday. d'.t"atinE that ruln-
t.t by tho S.'"r" Of IL t. -. They nav"
an exceptionally good i'alr nj fuardS
and ON svo,l forward around which
-. team iS built II each run trur I"
form alrr;uly shown. they vii! CIV:
|. ped and black nv" stii game.
he gain" will start al ,:iI o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
Nearing Demands the
Dismissal Of Marshal

NEW YORK. Jan. 10.-Scott Z.
Nearing, who has been dismissed from
the faculties OF two universities for
his radical views. and VINO now is
chairman Of the national executive
committee Of the Peoples Council OF
America. announced tonight that he
had called upon President Wilson and
Attorney General Gregory to remove
from office Thomas D. Mccarthy.
United States marshal for the South
rrn district of New York. The rea-
SON given by Nearing for his request
is that Mr.. Mccarthy has made to
him and in the press statements pro
..ocative OF covert violations" OF the
law, particularly mob violence.
Marshal Mccarthy attended a meeting
OF the Peoples Council Tuesday night,
at which he expressed most freely his
o1inion OF Nearing and his aS""ci-
a1Ss.
II am going to put It to You
straight" Mr.. Mccarthy is quoted aS
having said. You are just the kind
Of q bird | want to get. If / ever Go
get you, will send you so far thai you
will be a long time getting back. One
thing more: IF this war lasts much
longer there may be hemp picnicS in
Central park on Sunday mornings for
just such as you. People won't stand
for your Yelled disloyalty. They will
take you out and hang YOU TO the
handiest tree. 1t will be my job as an
officer OF thn law TO prevent that II |
can. Bur | don't mind telling YOU that
IL I were not an officer Of the law.
sworn 10. prevent disorder. would
stand on the fringe Of the crowd and
clap my hands
In q letter 10 Mr.. Mccarthy. announ-
cling the action he had taken. Nearing
said:
Il take it that you. representative
of the Department of Justice. are the
first citizen Of New York 10 suggest
publicly and specifically resort to
mob violence. In the present state Of
the public mind, such a suggestion IS
likely to result in overt violations OF
the law"
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r1,. Airline Fullhaek


"A smasl: and crash. and line gave
way.
>~As ,hcy plough"d thru the gap they
made;
Ilunslng head down thru tho thickes'
Tha. was the way THEY played
No lines withstood their crashing power
No men could block their way:
Mention their names and watch men
They we're THE flChters-but. say
AS great as they were in the heat or the
fray.
,And in this I'll be quick frank)
They couldn't compare with the one to-
day.
The greatest Of all-the TANK
You may pick out YOUR star as the
greatest OF ali.
You may bet on Your choice I" cop;
Another will tell you to hire nail
HIS choice is the man on top.
". r,oy nick out our EckerSallS. Hes
tons or CoyS.
Our Oliphants. Berrys and such:
We all will agree that they were iHE
boys
But the greatest of all:-not much
We all have our stars-rrom the pas'
and today
But on tn. GREATEST OF ALL VIC
can bank:
He's hitting the line in today's big
The greatest. Of ali-the Tank.
JERSEY JONES.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
WHEELING DATE
On CIRCUIT IS
SEPTEMBER 2-8

PITTSBURGH. IA. Jan. lO.-lhal
unless brr.xlrrs and owners OF trotlcrs
and ulcers take II more actir" part IN
turning out horses for tho circuit races
the sport or horse racing viii soon pass
out Of existence. WAS tho opinion OK
pressed by many horse ralscrS from
western Pennsylvania. West Virginia.
OHIO and Maryland here today To AZ
tend the annual meeting of the Lake
Erie trot,ing circuit. The racing game
especially i'll Pennsylvania. has met ser'-
GUS rcvtrScs the past two years. NE
hurSemcn declared.
Tho meeting today was the largest
held by The circuit i'll years. liarr2 ~
Perkins OF PaTkcrshurS. w. Va ""s
elected president Of the circuit John >.
Scott of lTairmont w. Va. WAS eiecteu
secretary. and Harry Cochran of Diw-
son. Pa. Woo president.
Tho circuit will open lis season "nc
Week earlier this year. the first race
meeting to be held on the Cranw""d
track ut Cleveland. June ). All the
points OF lust year will be included In
tho circuit. and WayncsburE. Pa. has
been added. Tho following schedule oil
race mrrtinIs. each TO last one week.
was adopted by the stewards;
Crauwuud O., June 5; kockport. O.'
June IL: Marion. o.. June Il; AKRON
O.. June -. Youngstown. o., July l:
Warren. l'a undecided either week oil
July 5 ur July ~: Erie. Pa,. July =;
Ituckpurt. T.. July Is: Cranw"od. O.
August L.: parkcrsburg. ". Va, August
-: Washington. Pa. August 70: Wheel
ing, W. Va. September :; Dawson, Ia
September .; WaynesburG. L.. Septem-
Der &c. and Erie Pa. September %.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
.M'|NNIS TRADED
TO THE BOS7ONS

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1o.-Iohn
"Stufry" MclnniS. nrSt baSrman and the
last of Connie Mack's famous worlds
champions goes To- III" Boston Amerl-
ems in n straight trade for players. Ihe
n;,rn-s OF the players and how many Will
come to Philadelphia i'll the trade was
not announced.
Word that McInniS was 70 go 70 tho
Red SoN was received here tonight In
u telegram from Connie Mack. who IS at
Jacksnnville. Florida. arranging for the
spr:ng training trip. No one in author
ltv at club headquarters here has any
information rs to the details OF the
trade. II WAS said that Mack vii! pick
the players NJ wants later and that INC
number will depend upon the men he
selects.
Erfore leaving for the south. Mack
said that NicIu is and other players
would have TO stand a reduction Ill sal
AIRY.
'.Stuify" McInnis has been star on
rho Athletic team almost from the day
he arrived in l9N9. lie is - years Old
Ncluuis Succe,:drd Captain Harry DAVIS
rs first htS"rn;lu and at once fitted III
with M:,ck's star intlcld the others be-
irr Ed,li. Collins. Jack Barry and Frank
Baker. In his first Year with tn" team.
he ha,tcd .@S6 and in every succeeding
season with tho exception " 1915, when
his average was .295. he hit Tor more
than 500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
ROYAL ENTERTAINMENT.

PARkERSRrRG. W. Va. Jan. 10
Tn" West Virginia Manufacturers as
Socia,inn. which holds !tS annua! con-
veut!on in Phrkershurg on February II
and IS Is To be royalty entertained. ne
rnrdiuK To plans mad" to-day Mt "A joint
meeting of the Parkershurg manufact-
ur.rS and tho convention committee OF
;hc hrnrG OF commerce. Secretary J. g.
Prl,chara of Fairmont outlined IN" pr"-
gram Cor. III. meeting and prophesird II
world b. III" biggest meeting of manu-
fActurers -y"r held In the state. The
w"rkm"r'S compensation law and the
federal taxes nr.. Ia l." discussed. Cow
"rnur C"rnwcll VIII deliver an address
at the hnnQuct mu the evening OF tho
first day. II was announced by Mr..
prltchard. and ne stated that other
speakers oc national reputation would
o- secured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
THIS WAS SOME GAME
"Yr Team overwhelnis over-the-RiVer
Lads In Listless Contest Last
Evening.

There was nothing TO 1t last evening
hut q pure walkaway for the local ~
team, when they trounced the Martins
Ferry Pirates BY tho score OF ~ TO IL
in a contest that was devoid or any
bright features or exciting plays.
Ferry presented a weak attack and
never showed any signs Of putting up
o fast game. From the start 1t was
clearly evident that the "i' lads would
nile up 4 large score. Ferry simply
could not cope with tho teamwork ana
speed If the local lads. and at tines
the Purple and White could do nothing
but stand. and watch the ball roll IN tho
basket. That old standby combination
stewart TO Turk TO Nelly" worked
with dc;Ldlike precision and time after
time the pill would drop through In
rapid succession.
Nelly Gagged the old apple NJ will and
worked TO perfection at all times. lie
was ably assisted by Stewart and Turk
who put up their usual good game and
helped pile up the unusually high score.
Scilly's mark Of sixteen field goals Will
likely stand for sometime Jimmy
Backn,an was out OF the lineup due 70
injuries.
Cravcr. Woods and Hagley played
fairly we'll for the Eerrians but they
seemed lUSl ana Hl lIIIIGS IeS0i NCN ~
football tactics 10 stavc off the newt
able defeat but to no avail.
One OF the largest crowds to attend
a contest in the local gym for several
seasons was on hand. as there was no
admission charged and tho opportunity
was too good TO let slip by.
The lineup and score follows:
Y. III c. A. Martins Ferry.
Turk NOooS
Forward
Nelly '..-.... NIbNfT
Forward
stewart 1iAiloi
Center
y. baClNlan- I1d5leS
Guard
hlNRCInyeT 4Lhci :
Guard
Field gonlS-Ncilly IL. Turk ] l., Stew
art S. A Rachman .. MinkcInycr. Woods.
Hilton. Cruver, IIaGley ..
Foul goals-Stewnrt ,. Hagley =,
Vickcrs.
Referee--Boyce.
Timcr-Schaffer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
SEEK COOPERATION :
IN COAL INDUSTRY:

FAIRMONT. W. Va. Jan. 10.-C3al
operators of thirteen counties OF WeH&
Virginia. who are under the direction d
District Representative ID. r. LAWSON
Of the United States fuel administra@
lion, met here this afternoon and efea
ming at the call OF. Mr.. Lawson. ThS
conference was held for the purpose OF
trying TO find ways by which there ca
be closer cooperation and bringing
about the results that each are seek
ing-a greater production Of coal witt
less disturbance OF the conditions un
der which 1t is produced. n
SO far the efforts OF Representative
Lawson have been handicapped by ting
shortage of cars. The most importAn
action at the meeting WIS that the opS
orators went on record and instructe4E
the secretary 10 communicate with DfH
rector General Mc.Adoo, offering they
full cooperation. even to helping funA
nish men 10 man the trains so that ships
ping facilities may he improved. Up
wards OF 100 operators were in attan6?
ance /
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
what's the Answer

\ certain company comWanoeT was
talking. II thought" he said. that l
knew my country. its people and their
ways. But am beginning to believe
I was mistaken came into this war
because believe i is the most right
eous war in tho worlds history and be-
cause l believed my countr,' needed any
4 help I could give. TO come. l had 10
leave q wife and three children. II was
the greatest sacrifice either l or my
wife ever had to make. Yet nave
met any number of people who thought
I made bis mistake In leaving Il
family. and ~ have met others VINO
seemed 10 take it for. granted I wasn't
happy at homo and therefore left to
enter the army. Apparently there are
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
ny" SENIOR LEAGUE
TWO Big Games at the Local Gym This
Evening When the Senior League
League.

This evening at the "Y'' gym two
interesting contests ar" scheduled L. hr
played in tn" Senior league and Il Inrr"
crowd Is counted upon. The boys have
been practicng daily to work out the
stiff kinks and are anxious To get into
the battles. basketball is now expert
nnring an UNUSUAL amount Of interest ~
is shown 10y the spirit the boys TAX"
while playing. All games have been
fast. snappy and devoid Of arguments
or unnecessary rnushrcSS.
In the games this evening the High
links Will battle the strong Hop Tnads;
In the evenings featur" attraction.
while The .Aviutors ami, the MuSkrnI: ::
will mix for the entertainment. of the
fans.
lI,,,r ic 4
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lie was an enlisted man. one from the
draft. You could SEQ that 1T the mo-
ment he was tritle low In spirit.
What are you going ID do. we ASK
ed him, when the war is over.
~ was just thinking that. he re-
piled.
THE first thing l am going to do is
to have a hugler come and blow rerelile
ut $50 \. NJ. and then I'm going to tell
him where to so to. And then am
going to have another man come ana
cell fall In And In going TO tell
him where to 20 10. And then I'm go
ing to have another man call me TOT
tlftcen-mile hike. I was just thinking
up what could call him when you came
up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
.R0X|NG HOLDS ITS OWN WITH
AMERICAN SPORT FOLLOWERS

fits and necessity. Athletics are or
paramount Importance in keeping the
soldier iii. and the same is true Of The
man who must be prepared To become Z
potential soldier.
'''rhr %oldirrly qualities are many.
Discipline Is encouraged. IIasmuch us
discipline is the very essence or team
play. QuickncsS Of decision and speed
and agility are not t" be overlooked.
and what cricket and foot ball do for The
fnEliShn,an, baseball. football and
track athletics do for lie American"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
CATHEDRAL FIVE ):
MEETS STEUBENV|LLE.
CADET FIVE IS M BEST PoE8uL1s
CONDITION FOR THE sP11DY =
STUEBEHvILLE ToSSER8.
Captain Nggen1ysr to Lead team =
Steubenville u Coming Hero with ;.
Great Reputation. =,

The Cathedral Coop" tomorrow night
will not be i place for any person with
weak nerves. for when the SteubenVil!e
and Cathedral tives clash something Is
bound to happen. These two teams are
touted as the best in this locality, and
both are out 10 get the jump on the
opposing teams for the championship
honors by coping the initial contest. ~.
Stcubenville is coming here with a
team which has started the season with,
rush, and has swept almost every
thing in its path. TIC quintet repre-
scnting this school this year is the fast.
est for several years. anc have gained
quite q name for their aGgressiveness.,
The article Of floor work displayed this
Year has been above the average, and
the Cathedralites are promised STIFF.
battle. -,
The Cathedral team, this year Is still
the same old team OF last year with ono
or two exceptions. Some old players,
same old pep. but much better team
work With Captain Bernard Nigse-
mycr back at center. playing a stellar
game. Z. successful season. Is predicted
The lineup follows: -
Cathedral. Position. StuebenVille-,
I'LL 1ANHA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
.L|NSLY QUINTET
PLAYS SISTERSV|LLE
ORANGE AND BLACK CADETS ARE
PRIMED FOR THE CONTEST TO-
NIGHT ON ARMORY FLOOR.
Sistersvine Coming Strong-Tea1ns OF
Two Former Wheeling High Coaches
Pitted Against Each Other.

The Orange and Rlark quintet Is IN
tho best Of rnnditi":r for the contest
with the S!StrrSvillc liz" this evening"
on the Arin"ry floor. According 10
done. the Orange and Black ilvr Will
!!ivr ON. at III" hardest contests nj the
year ON hand for tn" seasons opener.
SIst-rSvill,. Is tnu;"l rs having one OF
III. h,>.I rnur..Srntn'Il, floor trnmS TINS
season that this school mas over known.
ana .lr form already displayed has hrrh
u,,,yrI0,IS The team cannot b" SUR
rnserd for team work. and has been M
proving steadily with every game i'll
Suu"tinE.
Will. Coach Holden nf Linsly is not
advancing any opinions a$ Ia tn" out
como Of Ih,. game. If his rrntsEes show
The form they did in the recent inter
class rnmrH, SIStorsviilr will have quite
som. Strurrl" on their hands /" cop the
game. The Cadet five are all big men,
I.4r active. and have been caGing
baskris and fouls in great style. Thls
rrn,n,s..: L., h.. uiIr "f tee hardest fought
l,,,u.> nr their schedule. The Cadet
band and cheering squad will furnish
an ;,buIlLLmc'' If noise and excitement
On # dc peculiar features Of the
game. Will tt" ihni Ia l'ti"r"" 81 tW'
farmer Wh"rling high ""n'h"S viii. he
r;:i"d ;tc:ius, each other "h'h
'Il.rI,fnu al SIsi"rSvIl!" WINS former
.dir.r,nr ~ alh!"rirs in tn" local hlEA
's,.bnn| !n.f,.r" hr went !" SiSt"rsrli!"
,.,,.,rh Holden, l.inSly athletic director.
,,s also Il former Wh""lin@ High "'a'h
I'D much speculation has been Ncntur"u
as to the relative coaching merits 81
,h,S., w" c"Irh"S.
o,,l haSkr, ball hugs will have 4
chance tn see for Themselves just AMOUR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
Fairnont Normal Beat
,KeySer ''Prep" School

F.NllsMONT. W. Vi. Jan. l0.-Wilh
the score tied. - 10 80, at the end Oh
the game. Fairmont Normal won from
kcyser props III an extra tivc-mlnute
period tonight. Fiuu! score, 81 10 So
Fairmont. Position heSseF'
Hamilton Antowcr
Forward.
Knight OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ....''.. Mills
Forward.
Miller .........-. - $500
Center.
Hill So'oSN'A'
Guard.
Fleming ->o"eo'''
Guard.
SubS-Shawhan for Miller; Miller for
Fleming.
Field baskets--HamIlton 4. Knight :.
Miller . Hill 4. Shawhan l. Antowcr
l. Mills |. Gibson 5, Slocum 6.
Foul Observation-Disclosures IL out or Is;
Gibson l out OF {.
Retcrcc-Moore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
RIXEY IN THE ARMY

WASllINGTON. Jan. i0.-Epna RtX"E
l.tt ndcu pitcher OF III" Ph'lad"iphi'
Nationals who !i""S at charlottesville
Va, has n.Hn commissioned first leu
.-naut in thu sanitary corps ~ the Nj
'innll army. HI probably VIII he assign
I'd ;n tn. GAS dr:"nS" section.
Your voice. is h.aT"nly.
"p.I. do y"u think So:
"W.ll-"r--al least it's uncar;hlE.
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THE GREAT GRIEVANCE.

'''rh"rr is on" big advan,ag" which nm
aviator has over Il chauffeur"
What ~ thnt?"
The aviator can speed anywhere he
wants tn without any n".l:slrIon's hay
Ing the right Of Wy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
CICOTTE SIGNS

nETRplT. Mich. Jan. lu---Eddi" O.
,,rr,r. star pitcher for thu Chicago Amer
leans. announced today that Ii" had sign
eel his 1919 contract. Iicutte's homo rs
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11

The WildinG memorial fund being
raised by Australia tennis players TO
purchase perpetual trophy 10 COM
mrmnrntc the memory Of Anthony r.
WiIding has passed the S500 mark. and
gives promise of doubling these figures.
The New Zealand Lawn Tennis asSucia-
tion has been presented with the racke;
that Whiting used in the Davis cup
matches Of 1908. The racket was first
offered aS Il trophy in war time
tournament and The ultimate winner
rcdcd it tn the association rs per
pctual property.