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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-19
LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
Lower Prices in Fall
of 1919, Say Clothiers

II ETA1LERS in the mems cloth.
X ing line throughout the mlddl.
West take an Optimistic VEN
regarding the outlook for spring busI.
ness, according to reports Of return.
ing statesmen.
The general feeling is that prices
will stay up for spring goods, but
that there might be some recession In
the fall. Conservative styles ARC
what are mostly wanted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-19
RESULTS AT AUCTION,
lat u vEsEY STREET.

lAI ~ Wesley STREET.
- by Henry Brady.
eathhouse-Jos~ph Kleinrock agt Abr
Gersten ct al; due sl7551.so; taxes. etc,
iItoo; TO the piaintn for go. t3S. $50
lOHTH ST. S27 E.. 25Hl00.ll, story tnmt
and strs and sty rear tnmet-Citi-
Gems SAY. Bank agt Alfonso Barrata ct
al due .sos.i3: taxes etc, soS3,e2 TO
EDGECOMBE AV, VS.. 74s.s l50th St
l5ONloo NHcant-A ID Biauvelt sgt Can
taxes etc .3tal.4o; TO the plaintiff
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-19
Cu.tom House Receipts.

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday were S264.50491, Of
which $9l,945.77 was for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
S172,559.14 for recent importations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-19
LIS PESDESS.
Manhattan.

9TH AV. cor 209th ST. 9sllxs0O-
Nellis NJ Smith agt Adele Mahony ct al.
amended foreclosure of Mtg: atty. II
Swain.
18TH ST, $ 9. 1sO1 Fourth av. 2oIx
ssli-Henry v A Parsel ct al aEt
Catherine McConaghy foreclosure OF
mtg; attys Dunn & DAILY,
10TH ST, sil E-Baron De Hirsch Fund
aEt Gylmann Realty Co foreclosure OF
mtg; attys, NJ lsaacs
STANTON ST. SIS, so " Sheriff st, 25xGOx
irreg-N Life Ins & Trust Co, trustee
agt Louis Berger ct al foreclosure OF
mtg: nttys Emmett & Parish.
l26TH ST. $, 1873 W Amsterdam av, 25x
ssli; lslst st. 52s and ESl Vikings
bridge I'd, :, al lS7th 81, - 2X
III 4-Daniel J Quinlan agt Timothy
oConnell ct al (ac;ion to declare
deeds void) attys, Alexander q Green
ETH Az, n " cor i?5th st, iss,lIxs5 20
av. W 9, 75s n l2Sd ST, rs sxlO0--
Percy Powers agt Mary I Rail ct al
(partition) atty. l. ] Tompkins.
PROSPECT Av, n W cor l56th 81. 25sx
s43-Frank q Wild, trustee. agt Howala
Const Co, Inc foreclosure OF mtg /.
atty. F q wild.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-19
HOTEL ASTORIA LEASED.

Dun & Conger have leased the Hotel
Astoria property at the southeast corner
OF Third avenue and Eighty sixth street
for a long term to H. Singer and asso-
ciates. Extensive alterations are planned
BY the new management.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-19
WELLER REOPENs OFFICE.

Frank d. WELLER. who has Just been
mustered out as a Captain in the Ord
nance Department, has reopened his real
estate Office at 10 East Forty-seventh
street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-19
BRAZILIAN STATISTICS.
DIVIDENDS.

r,
alum Rock Gas Co.. spec,
Canadian Car 4 foundry -
Co. pf, q, I%7.,.,....JS
Citizens National Bank. s-a.
Equitable H Trust Co. a. 5 s. D. Z,
Equitable Trust Co., ex.
Eureka Pipe Line. a. IS. j,
Fifth ave. Bank. q. l2hTs. =
Haverhill Gas Light Co, q.
Island creek Coal Co., pf.
Kansas city southern Rail-
way Co.. pr. q. liz ID
Manfrs Light 4 Heat CO.,
Peoples O. e Trust Co. - b 3
Pond Creek Coal Co. 3Thc.D
Reading Traction Co., s-a.
Republic railway; q Lish.
Co. pr, q. in%...,.;..p
Co.. pr. 1x%..........D
Title Guarantee n Trust
Co.. q. 5%............D
1% ...................D
The Penmans. Ltd, O,
u 50 ............... IL
The Penmans, Ltd. pr, q,
Tri-city Rwy. & IAsh, Co.
pf. q. lH%.......D
Reading Co. q. 2fc........JI
Reading Co. q, I'd pr. 10. D
CRANKY Cons. M. s. & P.
Co, Ltd. q. 2iSSs..JI
Corn Exchange Bank tspe-
ciaD, +T................ III
vlrginla-Carolina Chem. Co.
virginia Carolina Chem. Co.
pr. q. 20 ,:.:;........:.D
q, 4ee ..,....... d
Greenwich National Bank.
Met, Trus, CO., q. Esd
Detroit Edison Co, q, 80 D
Fed. Reserve Bank (Phila.)
KSls Bakery Co. pr. a.
General Baking Co.. pr. q.
10 ..........,... .... u
Manning. Maxwell & Moore
Consumers Power Co. a.
1T .............. =
Consumers Power Co, pr.
O.. IL .....:......::.D
Buffalo & Susquehanna RR.
Corp ~ ...,...;;,D
Corp. ex. 2es........D
Buffalo & Susquehanna RR.
Corp, pr. s-a. go 49,. ID
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Co.. q. 2S.:.....:...;.p
Youngstown Sheet d Tube
Co.. pf. q, lhe........D
| Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Co., ex, S%.........,.r
Hupp Motor Car Corp. pr.
Baltimore & Ohio R.R. Co.
2Sc ..........I... u
Public Service Corp IN. j..
q, l9o ......... ...'....' ~
Irving National Bank, q,
Sc ............. u
Duluth Edison Electric Co.,
pr, q, IN To.............E
y. y. Trust Co.. q Sc Z
East Coast Fisheries Co. pr,
q, IN To................ Il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-19
Crude OIL Market.

OIL CITY, Pa, Dec. 1s.-Credit bal
ances, 81. Runs. $3.50 barrels: aver
age. 1891. Shipments, 1926 barrels
average, 47,5S6
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.
with name ahd address OF owner and
Attorney

with name ahd address OF owner and
Attorney
Downtown.
(South OF Fourteenth street)
SOUTH ST. As. =. 4o417ssxss 417ss.
with I. water rights. wharves and
piers-Almy Realty Co to David Garce-
wich, $50 W lt!th 81. Dec is; atty, Title
MADISON ST, :si, SIS. 2axlOs.iawrenccee
Davis 20 Manhattan Bridge Plaza Realty
CO !, IsS bway' mtg $4,000 Dec l6; atty
CHERRY ST. 90 roT scammei St 7tS SS
1865 to n Water at 7l.sxl5s-scam-
R RsaSv cn dsrSse Go to 81 simpson $,
Louis Tromms, Sos Columbus av, mtg
$4,000. - part Dec II; atty. Philip J
LEWIS ST, 5s-5s, runs q ioix n ask W *
26x W 100 to st IS SO to heg-Adam
p schmitt TO Selma NJ Herman. 1854
Dec 81; attys Felner & Mass, 100
SANE 'pRoPERTrY-sarah Pagan to same,
la part. mtg s2s625. and q, z,
Dec IL; attys, same ..,,...............tl
East Side.
EAST OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
LEXINGTON. Av. l2s, 2l.loxso-saml NJ
18th st, mtg 5000; atty. Leo Open
ssTH 81 ~ q i" +. ai,sxsss.G;oiuiver-nc;aiif X
Nassau st. mtg SCI 900 ali liens. Dec Dec ~ T.
correction deed atty Title Guar & 7
LE%INGToN Nv, 100, ?exSc.wiiim1ore
Realty Co to Pearl Niles OF Union, N j,
mtg $4,000, all liens, Dec II; atty. r
Sharum Co, 40 BwHy, ...............s 81
37TH ST, 81 E, 25N0s.9-Jno II Rindlaub
ct al to Jno Scholl 4 BRO. Inc, 147 Reade
81, y part. mtg 5000, Sept 10, 1917;
atty. Raymond J. Knoeppel, Beekman
SANE iP'RoPPERT;YY.wiim G piilS.r' 81 'l az
eyrs, &C. of Conrad Rindlaub to same
Apart, mtg $4,000. Nov so, 1917; attys
I'D Nv, 7os, n 2 c 4ist st lSol EN. "a SxSo
Anna c Reilly to Jno Reilly. 3Ol 41st
81, y part, I. all liens, Aug 20; atty.
w Canary Rector ST. 800
4ox8O. Carrie and Samuel NJ Schwab,
Jr, to Beatrice We'll, h2 r 18th at,
mtg $4,000: Nov 10; atty, Leo Open,
10TH aTlReT ST. % l Ms sSs,Coii-HiarissyY
Kannensohn to q d @ Realty Co. bl7 w
lS0th St. mtg s5s. 600 Dec IS; atty, II
Perskin, ~ Court IT, Bklyn. 800
West Side.
(West OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10Th s.reetA)
nth ST. .. $50 9Th av. DSx9c-Di-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-19
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

5iTH ST. li2 ", all--Carrie II Colby to
Marie Rogati. $50 W SAD at yrs from
Sept l. 1917: attys spitz & Bramberger,
on flnt 81 ,'''''''' VI, 800
TTH Az. I'll s. and part rear h,
ls,6xsox other space 2ox2G-The Oliver
age Co TO Jos Friedman, Elmsford.
attys, Bandler a Haas. . Rector
ct .......,'..,''..'...t2i.6oo to $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-19

fOTeSlls IsNneNlCO, ana vincent
M:li:s . lror..'i M.oeaM ,,,,,
e. Goldberg ct a,. ''..e " ~" s,,o
Gopn, Meyer by guArdian--k
Sweitzer: costs. ..,......-...-'. 1852,
Grant. Harry G., and Walter c.
Smith,. ". Valentine. I.5A
II. Green ..,..'..',',.',. ..-n
Same-Same .....,............. $3.50
Goldsmith. Arthur is. STEIN 6s,a,
Green, Simon--B Mailman. ii "a
Hughes Alce-James Jordan &
Co. Inc. ................... I4s-a
Halpern. Morris Epstein. liON,
ssme-Gi. Epstein: ..........,.. 10000
Jones, huihs - warner Ste'-
=, h9san' lnI 80. 49,, ';;,...,... 1890
h,eLh''tih' "e'e haSse' Foul'rF
1yoiI,' p j.'ih,. - ;$s .
heIiy. HsHer et all l9all
Seary' DanieI J'-.a Joc'pr et a. lS''lnoS
Levy. Juila - 'iti'ens Savings .,..
Bank $1,000; ..:..'''' 5,Hl5i
Pysls, Edmond H., Rotter'.'' 2o' g
iabovitz, Hatry--A. Ber!in Jolf
Leyra::. Gustave-o, j. dude Co.
y, Y:......., ......... looC
Lry,n; sam ,uoh n lRe ras,,,.;, 1890
Martin. Nora-rredcrlck pusteI -
MCMILLAN. Samuel-BronX Bor-
ough Bank .ii-..;,;;.,....,.;,....; 2o9'sH
0ysT'o MsS co .Z- Ella: M sbi1ssy ~"
William shinsky. Hgida pa!d!
son, abraham H!rwitz and Mn,
Bank as neutrality-suspicious. '.'"'' .scn
Candy dy'3 co '.'...' '' .. s 1880
9T Kens, county " '''..... 800" 5i7it
Ryan, Edward-James Jordan &;
co, Observation-Disclosures. 2tT:;
Rhodes, Jultan--James Jordan 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-19
Yesterdays Fires.

A VI T-7F'
3.3O--3Is w lSI 81 Nav T.7h0 Unknown
3:5O-g2t fremont ~, The IRONS,
George Herser. ......- S'sh
7:00--lo7 ST Ann's av., TIE Rr'VN.
Louis Ne phln. ........-- sign
Gs.mrr sigh
l0:5o-17s f. 18th ~ in automols''
owned hv l.. Nathan. ... ..... Slg!'
Suffoll st unknown Sigh
PM
IL 55-2O2 W. goth 81. automobile
on 6r., urknown S'gN'
Company '.,..,'... Tr."lrE
hCr ......... Tr'slrI
retes I--knoV-
s.So-I5S W s21 s. unknown T-le.re
6:5O--17 z. ll9th St: Sarah W''Ss
man ..-............-.. I''rlhF
7:0O--7t1 Bathgate nv, The Rro7v
MAYER Sanfrr .....-. u Know
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-19
FIRST WOOL SALE
IS HELD BY U. S.
Prices Are 10 to Is Per Cent.
Below Government Fixed
Prices.
speciol Despdich to THE srS.


two week periods. No attempt Will be
made to force 1t on the market. however,
At to-day's sales Australian woods
sold at 10 to is per cent. below the fixed
Government prices which had prevailed
until to-day. Many lots of Cape ana
South American woods were withdrawn
because no bids we're made on them.
wooiIen Goods Prices steady.
Prices at the second days sale OF
stocks Of woollen goods belonging TO the
American woollen Company, which was
held yesterday, were considered salts
factory They were about on "A par with
prices paid at the previous days sale.
Many buyers were OF the opinion that
the goods sold at unreasonably high
prices, and many OF them left the auc
ton because they had come expecting to
get them at considerably lower rates On
the other hand. piece goods men consid-
cred tho goods were sold at exception
ally low values. Compared with other
fabrics, overcoatlngs brought the lowest
figures.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-19
MORTGAGES.
win name and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
tsouth OF Fourteenth $

SOUTH ST, and 5. 8. 4o.4x7s,sxss4v
1913 with a 10 water rights, wharvrs
to Central Union Trust Co. so Bway. as
trustee, due April 40, 1929. SO; attys
lark!n & Perry. 81 Wall ST.; $40, 900
CHERRY ST, cor Scamme! 81, 7l3N
1866 10 n Water ST 7l.sx15l. m,
Dec l0-sl4 Simpson 81 Realty Co and
Louis Trommer to the scammel-W Water
Garage Co, Sc Bradhurst av. due Dec l.
1898, So. pr mtg -; atty, Philip
u shapiro. lls Nassau st.........Sio.5 500
sTH ST, $3.50 f, 3s.sxs7.s Dec 12-MaX
] Rosenbaum TO Sarah Gems, 64S W is?d
st. installs. SO: atty, NJ A Rabinoyitch
2So Grand ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 900
18TH ST. 81 F.. ?5Xlos3, Nov so.Wm e
st, due Dec !. 1898. 5Tt, pr mtg $4,000
atty, Raymond J. Knoeppel PeCk,
West Side.
west OF Fifth avenue between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
18TH ST, ms, l47 West End av lsxlo2e
Dec l7-Chas f Haskell to Bankers
Trust Co. l6 Wall st, trustee. due and
Int as per bond; atty, Title. Guar & 7
SAME PRoPERTY. Dec i7-wm Lipshutz
and Barnet Weber 20 Jas II Cru!kshank,
at Frecpo-t. I. l. due ian II. 1879. 81.
pr mtg 1000; atty, same ,.......S 900
SYST ST, :O3-1l W. 1l?5xl02.2. p m. Dec
ls-Winter & Wilkes, Inc. 10 the william
Kenny GO, sal Bway' 10 yrs, So. pr
mtg f22s.OOo; attys Beardsley, T,
60 Wall st..................... 900
Bronx.
thorough OF The Bronx
CRESCENT Az, s. being part lot 81.
map Belmont, 6SllxSs3N45. ioNla6. S
Maria - Tartara, ana ano to J
& NJ Hafren Brewing Co, 1904 Third
av. Dec II. due per bond: attys.
Frees & MOE, So2s Third A.; $500
sT.RhISs sa AZ nd HSme s It,
Max HeTziE. 500 West End Ny. pr mtg
$4,000 Dec IL. duo April II. 1890 &C. ,
atty, A l. Davis, 25s Bway 900
GRAND BLVD AND CONCoURSE. :, 81
Field pl. 100 TO 1slth ST xsl to Ryer
pl XlO?sx73-olds Holding Corp to
simon NJ Goldsmith, sO2 Convent av.
DR. mtg $4,000. Dec t. due Oct -.
leo, Sc atty, w Zimmerman. 2os
ls SMdS ST EOS E. s. ?CxS5. ta.OT +:
Casale to Benz W p Brown. ST. West
End av, Dec is. 8 yrs. 5hes; atty,
Benz W Brown, ST. West End ave
pI nnT Az 1921 $ :sxss,ii.ts s:o 90
sT4-Anthony hi Bellar TO Sara r
Thomas Red Bank. J. Dec ls. 3
way 10 "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-19
Elk DIVIDEND TABLE

Elm Liberty bonds and cash.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-19
CITY REAL ESTATE.
IHE.SS business Property
MANHATTAN REAL ESTATE

CHANCE Of lifetime. I.css''- 'sl4
low rents great future BNONN!\ .. -.'
West 4Oth ST
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-19
Judgments.
MANHATTAN.

The following judgments were Med yes
terday, December Is. the FIRST name being
that OF the debtor:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-19

5SS w SETH ST - rooms Nc, 80
Inquire janitor or telephone orehAra ''-
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS rrRro>E'
UNFURNIsmED APARTMENTS TO LLtL

BUSINESS LOCATIONS. STuRM~ -
FlCES. LOFTS AND bIlLplN"S, A. /:
MAJ & WAKEFIELD. INC, 20 90 -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-19
REAL ESTATE.

HAVE a buyer for a real gen-'.a an
couptry estate on north Hhur" e 4.'i'
IsIand. easy distance New YORK ca. 90 '''
Daniel NJ. Gerard, 1870 BroHdwhA y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-07
|NTER-CLASS GAMES
OF BASEBALL AT HI
New League Opens Season-Ganes Be-
tween Representative Mines
Of Periods.

new baseball league opened It's sea-
Smu on The Tw"nty-siXih street play
grounds yesterday afternoon when tho
SIKH Period team defeated thu Fourth
Period team. tn g. Thrsr arc two Of
tn. six teams that represent the regular
phvsical trimming classes Il! tho high
school and which HAY" h"en prnctiring
twice q week on tho Twcnty-sixth street
grounds for several weeks past. Since
there IS II" representative" team n The
high school this spring. these siX teams
furnish plenty Of keen comprtltl"n and
tend 20 keep up the interest in tn" ma
fiona! Eanl".
MunnS captain and pitcher Cor III"
Sixth Period team. WAS the heavy me-
;er 81 in" a:trrnn,n. and ms tvs" d"uDl"
haug.rs were factors IN The final VIC
tory. Cnptaim Thomas Of The Fourth
/, r.r,nd ,ram worked like a veteran be-
mind the bat.
Murrin. e.. cunningham. al. Munas. p:
IIrlmhright. -: hyrd. e. Rocker and
Barnes. r.. Front. RI. F"i'". IL.
Fourth I'crrrd lineup. Thomas. a.:
Airrnnk"y. y. SivI;Z So. St"inhc"N"r.
H. Evans. II. Allison. r.: Hr"rhard.
r.. rnuh"r. &C.. Bal. @b.
si>,h ? il u , n a" - :
Fourth ? /" IS l.
I'mprr. Erinhnan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-07
''DOC" ROLLER
WILL Be BACK
Former Star wrestler Will Mako HIS
Appearance In the City After
Years Absence.

Mex; Monday evening AZ the Market
Auditorium enc Of the biggest wrest-
ing matches ever arranged in this sec
ton nf III" country will occupy tho bill
for tho entertainment Of the true lovers
vi the scientific wrestling art.
The Great Dare" n" New York
H:ppndromc sensation. Will be- the op-
pun"u; of the great Doe, Roller in the
feature attraction OF the evening. and
;niS went alon" should draw III" largest
bunch nf fans ever assembled in tn"
spacious auditorium Tor an event of this
kind.
This is one Of tho few big matches
promised local fans FOR The season. and
should Il good attendance result other
matches OF equal Importance will be ar
ranged. Prominent m"n arc promoting
th..:,.. hiiIS and WIKI competent OFFICIALS
- offiriate. they arr clean. fast and
regular shows and ones that command
iui"r...S: and presence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-07
CATHEDRAL HIGH
MEETS ELLIOTT
Cadets to Play Another Big Game With
Commercial School Lads at Bridge
Park Friday.

The management of IN" Cathedral
high school announced las evening thai
IN" team will play game with the FL
liutt Commercial school nine a. III"
Bridge park grounds un Friday evening
% tins week
This Will b" III" FIRST engagement "
these clubs this season. and as both are
in line for tho h"nnrS n pretty battle
should result when these hoyS come to-
gcthc-. Cathedral will have strength
rnrd lineup III the mc!d and expects 10
add another To the long list If victories.
Elliott has u good n!nn. getting off "a
n good start b. tr"unring the Bridge
port nin" hut suddenly displayed n re-
verSal in form aud lost Il On"-sided gam"
10 tho l.nsiyii"S Tho t"lm has been
praoIicinE rnrd and hopes tN h" in H.
condition and with victory over n"
Catholic lads. come right back into III"
running.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-07
.BELLAlRE. WILL PLAY
FERRIANS RE TURN BILL
Next Game Of Series Will Take Place
at League Park and Much Better
Result Is Expected.

''"m<lu.: "u, % the game with the
E"llar" lads in good shape. the Mar
Tins Ferry Athletics got down 20 real
work again and will work out each eve
ming IN anticipation of Il much Stiffcr
opposition next sunday when E"liaIrc
wi.i hc M: again IN III" second game
Q: the series To- decide the lntcr-cIty
championship.
t!.'l!air" presented rather lDcnm-
pl";r lineup aud already new men have
been signed and prospects for = bet
Ter ganl- w"r., never brighter. Man
.lS"r Mvtinugr; mas been hot on ;un
lrai; a. several star players of the val
i,'% and S"nms % hpv" ;h"m III lin"
ard r':rd% Tor Tie gam" I, League park
with lh.' rival nn1.
Although rho frs "nr"unt"r WAS MT
much Of n baseball game. il is TO hr
hoped that the teams display more form.
especially the Eclia!rr pr'yS. as tn" ta!>'
arc always Interested IA a s'rlcS Of
this nature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-07

,,,r,,>.Tn,vE W Va. May 6.--The
,.;,...,.... baseball team,
N'Ht N''@'"'"
arrived h.r'. Yesterday ~ "'''''
,,.,....,,, t....,rls. al the four de-
,,r e;,,l games III
I'"'S h"''- 80 ....,;,,, ,,.i,i,
iha "a; 10 n'"'t .,,. ,rd
IN. =: :"'"'i - ~ ,,,.,.,.,I
fnur &,s"I:S ~ 1t" IL - ,,,s
,.::r -" ~ rS'.,' - t''' ''@ ,.o,,,h
Natural. = '.!' - '''' ', -. rt,--
:. H. :-a>. '''''r'~'''; "' a. TO-.
,tn,ltf - r.,r.v"'%'"! ~ ''','' ~ '',
f'.u;r'' :. III. ..-t~i "t'i 'i'.F 80 :;
West N;r-s'.i;. Il; ;""'"''' 49,
:. hard :'i"w. ;. r..
'ri,.. u. Eats ~ N'S'' t''' .,,
and t'l,. / N;a''S ;'r' o"',E .,
,od Til" S2h"S W'7' -
AZ IN ..\hjt''t'"i' gam -''''" ;,'..I,.
49,. ana til.."" - ''t'" "' ~
i..w.,.n N.>t N.rG'rta ;'''h "''
W.Si. yan. '"h'' Nay "'' h,,,
,... a h;.;tr, pill as IN" NArS'.' ''''>
,,r rnrn,tns .u Il victory ih'.' ,'"'
r:.. ua.i h.."n carefully rested "'' ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-07
Perfect Health Is Yours
If the Blood Is Kept Pure

its torru;ing pans: Catarrh. often a
forerunuer of dread cnnsumptInn'
Scrofula, Eczema letter. Ery*ip"Ias
and other disfgurinG skin diseases
Malaria. which makes The strongest
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Cn-r.attnd for Eliot. in ninth.

Two base hits-Hollorhrr. Mcrkl"
Kildufr. Strnecl. McKrchnir.
Three base hit--MollwItz.
Homo rtIn---kipG.
stolen hascs-Deal. Mollwitz .. Carey
StcnGcl.
Sacrifice hit--Cutshaw.
Double playS-Mckcchnic. CutshaW
and Mullwitz: Cation. Cu,shaw and M"ll-
WITT.
r."ft on pases--ChicaG 7: Pitts
hurch. :.
t'irS; base on crrors-C,hicaCo. 2
Base on halls-Off Hamilton ?: of
Walker. |.
H,s-ntf Hendrix l.: In l." innings
off Walker. . in "-3 innings: of Ham.
jlton. in Innings.
Struck nut-By Hendrix. ! by Walker
|: Ivy Hamilton. 4.
Wild pllch-Hamlton
Winning pitrh"r-Hamilton.
Losing itrhcr-~HcndriX.
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TR|ADELPH |A
COACH LEAVES
COACH CARL MILLER OF THE PIKE
HIGH SCHOOL WILL ANSWER
CALL TO RADIO CORPS

Coach Carl Miller. "f IN" Triadclphia
district high school. Will cease his duties
n. tho high school building today. /"
answer the ":ll IT, tn" Prince radio
corps. Coach Miller enlisted several
months ago. and has been eagerly await
ing his rall. which cam" early y"St"r-
dav. White ut tho school he was teach
or in historical and mathematical sub
j"ctS. and was sponsor OF the. JUNIOR
class
H.. was football. basketball and base
ball coach. and mad" GuIi" an "nvlnnI"
record with Wesleyan college,. a. which
pIar. h. attended and played for years.
n" - also we'll known m srml-proies-
sinnal ball circles all over tn" state.
FIr leaves n host nf admirinE TRENDS
wno ar. sorry to So" him leave. Int
,hcv rrcl that NJ will max" good IN his
new life. His home IS II New Martins
SlIlC.
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EASY FOR DETROIT.

DETROIT. May G.--i'"Ir"It hit ihr""
ST. Louis pitchers freely this afternoon
and won thr opening gam" If tho s"ri"s.
~ 2. Davenport. VIII" started the
game. was responsible" for his t"am' :
defeat. III" f""r h:t$ and t"Ir bases OIL
halls he allowed accounting Tor four
Of prlrDl:S runs. Scur" 4. II +.
-. l."IilS ...... ."rn """ l"o-:: /
Detroit .........lui "n0 L3'--9 u =
davenport, finuvk. I."iiirld and Nina
maker. Hale. G"V"l"Skir and Spencer.
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HARLEY
WINS FUEL CONTEST

Sunday was "E.rnn"my contest Day
for me mriurcyrliSIS "f IN" Wheeling
district and quit" Il number Of tn" n"m-
hrs If tln. local motorcycle 'luh and
others .cnl red their marh!n"S in the IN
lor,.StinE contest.
TN. QUAR-; If gasoline was placed in an
nmrtv talk which wns scaled and th"n
III" machines lined up IN front Of IN" {.
f. Br;unlch Company Sinr" on Market
S'rrr,. near Tenth and started out over
the Suspension hrdG" toward th" Ohio
hills
- . '-hcGsir''. mechanic u, IN" Eraun-
Iirl S;ur.. AMI one of n" most "nthuSi-
nsIir nui"rryclists IN IN" ONO ll"r,
riding Eirk taravnHiS's ilarlCH-baN. ID
son mot .r'yci". won the contest. going
u .rr;ti tea! rf 80 and III" miles "n he
quart II t,:iS"lIn'
Wesley Ii"rs'.. riding = stock INDIAN.
won second mlHCc. going i"ta OF -
and i-lm miles. and Edward Hartman
won third. r"iur l9'. miles. AL making
.-.i.,uhh total" rh" lrII' VAS over the
obj National road I'whld 81. 'lairSNill"
.,r,i ''h'sSii'. w.ni Wtlhin "lEhi - ihe
'uwn MuuE ml,hiu'.S arr h"!uc used
lhi% summer.
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ISLAND LAD WILL
ENLIST IN MARINES

One Of Wh"cling's most popular
young men. ColIngwood {. Paul. :"a
Of Mr.. and Mrs Conrad Paul. Of j. Flor
ida street. Island. huS departed for New
York. where he will enlist IN :hr marie
service NJ Uncle Sammic. Young Pami
nifty and his host OF friends will b.
pleased IN learn Of his patriotic act III
cndravoring To help MS country. -
waRformer!y buokk""pcr IL the Wheel
ing ST Eel & Iron company. recently hay
ing resigned his position 10 enlist.