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Arizona republican., 1919-03-18
Wanted-Help, Female


 WANTED-A woman for general housework in the country; city con- veniences. Phone 100-R-5. dd HOUSEKEEPER wanted for family Of two. Box 545 Mesa. ds MIDDLE AGED WOMAN will take care of small child in her home, best of care. Box 93Y Republican. bp WANTED-A woman presser and re- pairer; only experienced need apply. 434 w. Washington. If WANTED
 Experienced cooks.
 Experienced waitressas.
 Experienced hotel chambermaids. Kitchen helpers.
 Workers in special lines. Women's Division U. s. Free Employ ment Service. IT N. Second Ave, Tel. 35S3. 4r -Housekeeper for fam fly of three, in country; elderly lady preferred. Phone 115J12. If
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For Rent-Land

FOR RENT->U acres. so per acre with sale ot work stock and tools.
 some wheat and alfalfa. Adjoining Phoenix You will have tO hurry. This a good Hy for someone. w. G. IlIM.- IN : Enmfnr hr
Arizona republican., 1919-03-18
Piano Tuning

CHARLES w. COLE. expert piano tuning and repairing. Player pianos a speciality. Graduate of the Faust School of Tuning, Boston, Mass. All work guaranteed. All orders will receive prompt and careful attention. Consult me for prices. Phone 1466. Residence. 1714 w Jackson if
Arizona republican., 1919-03-18
Hides and Furs

NOTICE To the man with a small flock, we are in a position to pay you more for your wool than anyone in this locality. Don't give your wool away until you see us.
 EFFRON 6 co. 1909 E. Madison Phone 1882
Arizona republican., 1919-03-18
DreSsmaking

DRESSMAKING repairing and al tering a specially; satisfaction guaran- teed. The Deputy Wall Paper & Paint Co. 30 So. 2nd Ave. Phone 4294 dd
 MRS. ETTA SCANLON, fashionable dressmaking. 12T x. Second St. Phone SS13. 3ds
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Orchestra

MUSIC furnished for all occasions. Phone 3614 An
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Business Chances
Personals

>>SN~~S>>>>~~~~~>>>@~--e-~~
 A WIDOW of 50, some means, neat appearance and jolly. would like to meet true gentleman. If mutually agreeable. matrimony considered. No triflers. Box I'M. Republican. ak
 REFINED middle aged widow would like to correspond with gentleman with good habits matrimonially inclined, one who could give good home, who would appreciate a loving companion. Box 62M. Republican. dd
 PRETTY bungalow aprons made for 75c For your summer sewing call at 2121 L. Washington. ak
 WILL THE PARTIES who are not satisfied with their present lunches call at Sanitary fountain, corner First Ave. and Adams. and get a satisfy ing lunch dg
Arizona republican., 1919-03-18
Wanted-To Rent

WOMAN and boy want room and board with private family, with bath convenience. or room where some cook cots. Address Box 15M. Republican.
 hr WANTED To rent dairy. on shares everything furnished. Expert milker. Address Ronte (. Box 54. ak WANTED-A four or five-room fur nished house; must be modern and close in. Phone N264 ds WANTED TO RENT-2O to 90 acres some alfalfa Phone 29S9. tf WANTED-To rent l0-room house partly furnished or will sell. 502 N First street Df
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Corset1ere

GOODWIN CORSETS. stock and custom made. Miss Taerber, 141O West Adams street Phone 1869. If
 SPIRELLA CORSETS-Mrs. Kuhl Wilm. 344 N. Second Ave Phone S707. ii
 MRS. C. l.. HOLT. NuBone Cor setiere. 3l4 North Third Ave Phone 2923. If
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Chiropractic
Detective Service

HAMILTON DETECTIVE SERVICE investigation both sexes. 8 F.. Washington. Phone 35SS.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-18
Patent Agency

HAZZARD & MILLER 506 Central bldg, Sixth and Main, L. A. H. Miller. yrs. examiner U. $. Pat. Of Hazards Book on Patents Free If
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For Rent-Furnished Rooms

FEENISHED bedrooms for rent. 4S1 N f4th street ds
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Money to Loan

FUNDS for income property and im- proved ranches. Franklin D. Lane. bp
 $250O TO LOAN by private party; no commission. Box AM. bp
 MONEY TO LOAN on improved city property or for building purposes. at lowest rates. l.. E. Pascoe, 303 N. Cen tral Ave. If
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Chiropodist

CHIROPODY-Buni corns. call louses removed; painless and blood . less; soc each; moles, warts, etc, re- moved by electricity 29-31 East Ad- ans St F'ranl- Shirley Phone 17O4.
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For Rent Miscellaneous

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 WANTEu--0 or 70 head of horses for pasture at S3 per head: plenty Of good water and feed. Walter Watson t14 r.. \au Burcu. br
 WANTED TO LET Work horse for his keep or will sell cheap. 7i2 W. Fay Tor ST hr
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Carpet Cleaning

NOW IS THE TIME to have your carpets cleaned. The Electric Carpet Cleaners. Phone 733. If
 FRANTZ PREMIER electric carpet cleaners for sale and rent. Easy month- ly terms. V. F. Potter 331 w. Washing ton St Phone 1249 If
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-11-14
ARVON TOWNSHIP
BOARD MEETING

A joint meeting of the Arvon and
LAnse township boards was held in
theTown Hall at Skanee October g.,
A. d. 1919.
On motion Of Westrom, supported
by Peterson and carried by the vote
following the following agreement
for lire highway between Arvon and
L'Anse Townships was accepted and
ordered to be recorded in the records
of L,Anse and Arvon towns hips.
(Agreemen.
Application fcy...g been made to
the unders.e,.e Cham Deschaine,
missioner of highways Of the
township of L'Anse, in the county of
Baraga, by at least seven (7) free
holders therein, for laying out high
way on the boundary line between
said Township of L'Anse and the
Township Of Arvon, in the County of
Baraga, Michigan, and having pursu-
ant to law, met with the undersigned,
Olof Nordquist, commissioner Of high
ways Of the Township Of Arvon, i'm
said county, and having determined
the necessity for laying out said road,
the said commissioners do hereby or
der and determine that line road be-
tween said townships, be, and the
same is hereby laid cat and estab-
lished as follows:
Commencing at the L'Anse and
Skanee road the range line be-
tween the townships Of L'Anse and
Arvon, in Baraga County, Michigan
eighteen (18) rods south Of the quar-.
ter post on the east side of Section
thirteen (13), in Township Fifty-one
(51) North of Range thirty-two (32)
West; thence north on the said range
line to the northeast corner of sec
tion thirty-six 1857 in Township fif
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-11-14

Thos. Tracy, agent, insurance
en- hall ......... ....... .193 DC
General Fund
John Campbell, 2 meetings =. 6 "
Noise Deschaine, teicoh'ie
service ......... ........ rs
Highway Improvement Fund
Isle Royal Copper Co.., 18 cars
sand ......... ........... W W
Frank tiglich, 6 days labor on
Section 16 ............... 18 90
John Sayatovich, days labor
horse and man ............ 80 90
F w. Knepple, freight on sand 65 "a
Hector NORM, 6 days labor en
on truck F.. 10 50
Jir McCarty, 5h DAYS labor
Pequaming road ........... 16 so
Cham Deschaine, IL DAYS com. AZ 90
Peter Clyne, day surveying. 2 90
W. T. Menge, C. o. d. for truck 2 81
Con Schytte, 51s DAYS labor. j.. 16 so
Hector Norm, 6 DAYS labor on
on truck :. ~ SO
Jim McCarty, 5 days labor Pc
quaming and Skanee roads. 10 90
John Sayatovich, days horse
and man ......-........... 10 90
Chauncey Kimbel, days la
Dor ection 16 6 90
Philip Voetsch, unloading a
cars sand 16 90
F. w. Knepple, freight on sand "a 80
Hector NORM, days state, 3
days township driving truck. "a rs
Jim McCarty, days state, 2
days township ............ 81 0O
Arnold Johnson, days state,
" day township labor. -. 16 50
Gideon Hendricks, 3 days state,
" day township labor. 80. IL rs
Cham Deschaine, days state,
8 days township labor. -. a. 0C
Philip voetsch, unloading .
cars sand for state ........ SO 0(
J. E. st. Germain, gasoline for
truck -. ........ 20 9C
Ed Menard, 6 days on truck. "a 0(
Joe Belanger. DAYS Taylor rd. OF
Road Repair Fund
Jacob Walitalo, balance due on
Maxi road .279 7G
d. p. Menard, livery ......... SO 7(
Joseph Boyer, blacksmithing 43 5(
John Campbell, / day insp.... 8 OF
Harold E.Nilsen, 2 days insp.. 6 OF
]. J. O'Connor, legal services. 25 OF
M. Connor, 1 day inspecting 3 OF
IsleRoyal Copper Co., 35 cars
sand .................. Ito OF
L'Anse Garage Co., labor on
truck ........... ........ SO 2(
Matte Peltonen, 1h days
team labor, Herman ........ 10 81
4 ArtKayramo, IN days labor
Herman ........... ..... 5'
Matte Mannikko, IN days la
/ Dor Herman .............. 4 81
Gust Kontio, 2 days overseer. 6 81
Thos. Tracy, insurance on shed 43 81
'Yeas--Campbeli, Nilsen and Con
nor.
| Nays-None.
There being no further business, OF
motion and support the board ad
journsd.
MICHAEL CoNNoR,
' xes; Township Clerk.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-11-14

without the abuttments to be done by
the company and Nine Hundred Dol
lars ($90o.00)payable one-half by
this township and one-half by L'Anse
township, on January first 1920, with
six (6) per cent interest from the
time the bridge is installed, provided
however, that this township has the
option of paying said Nine Hundred
Dollars ($900.00) at the time the
bridge is installed and in such case
they will receive discount from the
bridge company Of five (5) per cent
of the total amount of Fourteen Hun
dred Dollars ($1400.00).
It is further understood, That the
townships are to take the bridge from
the station at L'Anse to the river at
their own expense and build the nee
essary abuttments at their own ex-
pense, the balance for the same how
ever being provided by the bridge
company, and that the bridge COM
pany is to install the bridge without
extra charge.
Motion by Westrom, supported by
Peterson, and carried by the vote fol-
lowing, that highway orders lag to
26S inclusive be allowed, as follows:
District One
Ernest Rylander, IN days lab 4 so
Alfred Nelson, 2 days labor. 90
VIM. Barnette, days labor. 90
Edw. Melin, days self and
team .......... .......... 4S w
Henry Johnson, 2 days self and
| team ...r....!... ........ Ia w
Axel Rylander, days self and
team ............ ....... w
Willard Van Buren, day self
and team, 4 days self ...... 26 0O
Gust Gustafson, " day labor
and culvert timber ........ Sc
John Brodth, 2h days labor. Z Sc
Otto Rylander, day labor. 3 0C
Olof Nordquist, IL days team
l. and man ft
Willard Van Buren, 1914 days
labor ......... 81 sc
Chas.. Hartvigh, 9 labor. 49,. .27 OF
Ludwig Anderson, 9 labor. 27 OF
Chas ]. Newman, 8 labor. -. 81 OF
Allen Resell, 4 labor ......... IL OF
Elmer Nelson, 8 labor ....... % 81
Andrew Newman, 8 days self
and team o3 "
Chas. Erickson, 81a days self
and team % o'
w. Van Buren, 6 days team and
man, 3 days team .......... 81 O(
Ernest Rylander, 9 days labor. 27 0'
Alfred Nelson, 8 labor. -. "a on
I VIM. Barnette, 5h labor ..... 16 81
Ward aJckson, labor ....... 8 o.
Gust Gustafson,c ulvert timber a On
Edward Melin, days self and
team .........-.. ........ IL "
Harry Lundberg, 2 days self
and team =. ID o.
Ivan Rylander, 5 labor. Is o
Axel Rylander, " days self
and team IL U
Henry Johnson, 3A days self
and team ................. 26 z
Axel wanson, 3% labor. ...... IL 2
Ernest Rylander, 2 days labor. 6 0
Otto Rylander, n labor 80. / s
Willard Van Buren, Is labor. As o
District Two
Mrs. John Nelson, u day labor
OF man .................
Russell Loosemore, 8 labor. 8 G
David Olson, 8 labor ........ 8 s
Olof Wick, Ia labor .....,... l 9
A. A. Ohmon, l labor - ...... 3 G
fired Gust, 2-3 day labor. 2 Q
AIbin Olson, day labor. 8 Q
Peter E. Holmstrom, labor. 2
Ernest Nelson, Az labor. 13
!. Lawrence Nelson, 6 labor -. 9 {
August Holmstrom, 6h days
The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-11-14


be specifically set forth in said con-
tract, that said highway be completed
before June first 1920, and subject to
the satisfaction, inspection and ap-
proval by the parties Of the first part
before the road is approved and the
contract price paid; That said con-
tract shall be in all ways in conform
ity with the laws Of the State of
Michigan, relative to the construction
Of highways by townships.
On motion Of Clerk Connor, sup
ported by Justice Campbell, the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted by the
vote following:
Ayes-Justice Campbell, Clerk Con-
nor and Supervisor Nilsen.
Nays-None.
Resolved, That this township ioint-
ly with the Township of Arvon do
hereby purchase from the U.S.Bridre
& Culvert Company, Of Bay c.,
Michigan, a steel bridge l;:iown as
"Twentieth Century Bridge, sixteen
(16) feet wide, forty (40) feet long
with four (4) IL x q 'I" Beams, ac-
cording to specifications presented by
the bridge company for the sum OF
Fourteen Hundred Dollars ($1400.00)
F. o. B. L'Anse. 1t is understood
that said payment is to be made as
follows: Five Hundred Dollars
($5OO.O0) when bridge is installed
from the Silver River along the line
road between the townships of L'Anse
and Arvon, which is known as the
Aura road by the bridge company
The installation Of the bridge proper
witholt the abuttments to be done BY
the company and Nine Hundred Dol
lars ($900.00) payable one-half by
this township and one-half by Arvor
township, on January first 1920, with
six (6) per cent interest from tht
time the bridge is. installed, provided
however, that this township has tn,
option of paying said Nine Hundred
Dollars (s900.00) at the time th'
bridge is installed and in such cast
they will receive discount from thu
bridge company Of five (5) per cen
Of the total amount of Fourteen Hun
dred Dollars ($1400.00.).
1t is further understood, That tn,
townships are to take the bridge from
the station at L'Anse to the river a
their own expense and build the nee
essary abuttments at their own ex
pense, the balance for the same how
ever being provided by the bridg
company, and that the bridge com
pany is to install the bridge withou
extra charge.
Regular meeting held on the got
day of October, A. D. 1919.
There were present Supervisor Nil
sen, Justice of the Peace Campbell
and Clerk Connor. Absent, Justic
Salonen.
Meeting was called to order by Su
pervisor Nilsen.
Motion and support the minutes o
the previous meetings were read an
approved as read.
Motion by Nilsen, supported b
Campbell, the following bills were al
lowed by the vote following:
Town Hall Fund
Village Treasurer, lights and
water ......... ........... ZZ Z
Geo. M. Edwardsen, day team
labor on lot ...-..-....... 10
Jim McCarty, 61k days labor. 10 s
Arnold Johnson, " day labor. / s
Geo. M. Edwardsen, 51s days
team labor 80. 38
A. Boivin, 2 loads wood. ...... 8 o
Andrew Johnson, putting in
window and moving stoyes l Q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
WE[TERWE|GHT
MATCH 1t PARK
ON AUGUST 21s7
aRrFrTAS- PERRY CLASI Is CAUS-
ING MUCH COMMENT THROUGH
OUT THE LOCAL DISTRICT.
Men Arc Both Sid to Sc Past Masters
- the Art Of Boxing-Great Bill
Pltmised.

About the claSSc$t show booked TT
the boxing season ut n" park is ne
top-notch wcli"rw"i@ht bout between
Johnny Grir':ihS. "Th" AKRON Flash.
and Jack Perry. Fittsburch's rugged
l42-pound hr:'l'r.
Johnny Gr;rtrth& is right At III" top
os the heap among ~" ~ p"und"rS ana
last week fought Jack Ertton. III" tito
holder, fast twelVC-round draw al
Denver. Colo. Britton and GrItfitnS
have fought eight times. Erttt"n r"reiF-
ing the newspaper decision four times
and the Other four were draws.
johnny is conceded 10 hay" the great.
est left hand N tn" gam" and is past
master in IN" art Of jabhInE.
Jack Perry was soon her" IN Inc Open
ing show Of the season and tn" f%1,
who saw HIM in that bout know ;h'-
he is i whirlw:nd in the ring. Perry
has mot champion Jack Rritt"n "nrH'
in Cun,h. rland. Md. ard received the
ov:srar"r decision in that 80.
Matchmaker Otto is trying 70 ar
range thu strongest preliminary cara
vet s:agcd and is getting in touch win
some good nut-oc-t"wn boys 70 como
here and meet the best OF the Local
talent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
Court Arguments in the Mays
Case Postponed - Boston,
New York and Chicago
Unite in Call For Board of
Directors, Which is Anti
Johnson Body

NEW YORK. August l1.--At the re-
quest OF attorneys representing Presi-
,irnl Johnson. of the american league.
counsel for In" New York club agreed
today To r"Stp"rcm"nt until Frida! or
arguments on tho motion 10 make pr
manrut a temporary injunction restrain
ing Iuhn="n from & 'rrivinE I'll" f2Ekc"s
rr tho services II Pitcher Carl Mays. Ar
cum"nt was /" have been heard to-
morrow.
Presidents C"miskry. OF tn" Chicago
club: ira2"r. Of B"stun. and l7ipHrt. or
N.w York. nj conference" here To-Day,
decided to call a src"ial meeting III nc
beard "f ,!.rr"t"r% Cor Thursday. the day
before. the court argument will b. n"ard.
Thcy ccnSlitut" thrC"-GuartrrS OF the
dir~.tnrat". Of which Johnson is 4 n."rl-
her only "X-"ftici" Tho MayS cas-" Will
81. cru%idrI,d i'll all it's aspects at III"
special meeting.
Col. y. l.. huston. half owner and Soc
rotary If tn" New York American League
club also utiudHd III, ""n "r"nr". AFTER
,hr$" four and III, II legal advisors ha'
been IN session for several hours they
gav" out tn" foll"w,n" statements:
I'm low Of tn" fL": tEat III" pr"$id"nt
Of IN" league and TN" other clubs did
rot attend this conference. which was
called for tn" purpue" Of avoiding lilGa-
ii,n ana in In" interest Of the wciiar"
e baseball. tn" majority Of In" directors
nr the lrnruc. cNcr"iSn;; their c"nStltu-
.iunal power. hay" issued Il coll for
sncCial meeting Of tn" beard next IhurS-
day"
This meeting. it WAS explained. was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
HAMMERED BAUSS

PHILADELPHIA. .iu% y -- i'hllrt!"l-
rhia hauillrr"d Deus f'r ihr'' run
Lead IN IN" lir:t iwniuE today M wv"
uutiicld run.h'cS 10y liGlru$ Eav" lD"'r'
two rams AMI long drives by Jones ana
AiusmIlh accounted Tor thu other five.
The visitors winning I" i. Jones
knocked in rams in m" So ord and
fourth and NinSmi'h s'"r"d i"n mon
ah"ad Of lliil ON - II. m" run IN ~"
eighth. Walker ais" mad "Ir"uit drlN"
in Tho, latter half Of tho sam" inning.
cobb mad" two haS"# N an ordinary
Single To center III ia" seventh. Score:
l.. II. l..
Detroit ....... ml6 rl@ 90 u D
philad"luhia -. 500 Gao OlO--i >
naueS and Ainsmith; Nayl"r, Kinney
and Perkins
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
Local Experts at
Tennis Tournament

-Four Of Weddings most expert rae
ouet wicldcrs, George r. Wilson. Frank
Arnbrustcr, william Burt ard Ar'hHr
Evvcrts. left last evening for Fark"rS-
burg, where they will take part in IN"
annual West Virginia tennis tournament.
This will be the first state tennis t"urn-
nmrnt In two years. it having been dis
continued during the war
The state title holders. Thomas Cum
mings and Thomas Rcattic. will not tax"
part in this years tournament. Mr
CumminEz. holder of homer for singles
and a member Of championship d"ahlr
team. is in Chile. South America. Mr.
Hcattfr. who with cummings. holds the
double honors Of tn" state. will h" pre-
vented by business from attending the
tournament this year.
The tournament. opened yesterday on
tho PnrkcrsburE Country club clay
courts. Tho contests mr." hold under thu
auspices OF tho L. S. National Lawn T"'"
mis- association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
REVOLT AGAINST BAN JOHNSON
RAPIDLY NEARING ITS CRISIS

the board Of directors and he was imTs.
diatcly notified Of the call for Thursdays
meeting.
All the club owrcrs seemed to b.
pleased with the result Of their days
work here. although none OF them would
say what was expected to be aeco-.-
plishcd ut the coming meeting Of the
directors. ..r.y
Il think we will be able to stralShien
out the whole thing" said Mr.. Combs.
KEY In my opinion Mr.. johnson had
no right to suspend Mays. There was
no complaint made against the pitcher
by the Boston club or any one else. sSl1
the president had no cause to interfele
with him.
1T is unfortunate that such thing
should occur at this time. when the M
tional game 10 nourishing, but / don:
sec any good reason why wise counsel I;
should not prevail and the entire matter
be settled amicably."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
ELM GROVE LOSES
TO MOUND5VlLLE

Tho Mound city baseball team dctea'-
Cd ,ha Patterson and Elm Grove team
before 4 good sized gathering OF lanS
on IN" r aui f. &. teams own srou'u"
Sunday by the scor" Of 6-5.
The Elm Grove team secured FOUR
rms in the first inning whcn inc
NTnundSyillc management sent conner
, NrouuIsvil!c High school boy. in lot
trro,,, on the mound. NCuhardt.
v.h..lir. pitcher who is playing with
\. -,,i i'i'N'S this year. went 70 inc
n,otc IN tho second inning. and allowed
Tho Ike team only one run the rest o..
tLc ruu,n. Ecuhardt not only puiIcd
bis team out Of a hole with his WIFI
irr hu. contributed materially TO lhc
Mound CITY victory with the STICK nc
came gu, Of thu game with m eitcctiFe
twn-haggcr and two clean singles 10 MS
credit.
The score by innings:
u ,rt T. g. 400 nl0 0nO-5
iiomnd CIV 900 O1o 212-G Il
.n,Ir,r,.,. FIR J.. a"i L. g.. RcntSch
and Rcuthcr: M"u"h \ - conner N'u-
hnrdt. I.u:cs and Higgins.
-, SIru:t':,y al. rH""n tho Mouha
CITY team will play the famous McCon-
TO- n;nc az Whccling. on tho fit'h
s,rcct mark. MoundSvill". These tcAIfS
had = game scheduled earlier IN the
season but rain prevented the contest
,rbo -rcatCr ,nc necessity TOR SAVING
Tho greater your opportunity 10 uSS
TIL intolIipcncer Want Ads
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
Rheumatism Has Never Been
Cured by Liniments or Lo-
lions, and Never VIII Be.

You never knew Of Rheumatism -
that most painful source Of suffering
being cured by linimcnts. lotions or
other external applications. And you
will never sec anything but temporary
relief afforded by such makeshifts.
But why be satisfied with temporary
relief from the pangs OF pain which
arc sure TO return with increased Sc
verify, when there Is permanent relief
within your reach? Science has proven
that Rheumatism is a disordered con-
dition Of the blood. How. then, can
satisfactory results be expected from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
m THF, MORBID OF SPORTS ======z333] $$S$55S 4
Bat TING RALLY
IN THE SEVENTH
Gets THE REDS

CINCINNATI. August 11.--Ihilad"i- :
phia staged a batting rally in III" soy
cnlh inning ioha:. which CAV" them
victory over the lc1cu" leaders. 10 =.
For six innings i;llrr shut out the WIS.,
itorS. hut in III" seventh liarkhnfh'
triplc. SinEl" Ivy Lud"ruS. Nv" rl'S'"
and hon" rum by laulrii" gave 'h'ih
five earned runs and Tn" game. LUCY"
finished IN" uamc without h"inE scored
ON. Eixcv WAS very effective. In ia"
first inning. pauhI l's single. walk Il
double strl and an out nj first gave en-
Cinnati their first tally. They scored n
tho second on errors by Bancroft ana
blackburn" and again in tho sixth on "
walk n er"ritir" and II sinEl" IVY k"rt.
TIL" fielding "r Faith nj second base WAS
q brilliant feature. TIL" score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
CLARKSBURG STARS
here AUGUST 31ST

Sunday afternoon. august @lst. ono oi
tho strongest teams in III" stat" Will
make an appearance" in this city. tn"
we'll known clarNshur= stars VIII meet
tho Clark \. {. IN tn" Sixteenth street
ball park Mt Ecllairc. ClarkShurk Is
CLAIMING the championship Of West Wy
rinia and should give ono Of IN" best "N-
hjhitions Of hascNa'l ever seen hero. TINS
team recently defeated tn" BaucrS. aid
other teams in this section. that .aEad"S
CInrkShMrE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
MACKS IN TWO ARD
GAMES THIS WEEK

The McConkeys Of the East End have
two hard games booked for this week.
end. On Saturday they will 4" to
Moundsville. where they Will meet IN"
crack Mound City aggregation. ON
Sunday the team will take n jaunt IL
Warrington. Just who tn" manager or
the locals will use on the mound is not
known
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
HELD BY PENNoCK

rOcTn\ Aug. lI-l'cnnock held ST..
,nuiS to four hiri today. Boston win
ming to u. With two .uut III the soy
cnth inning. Hopper Siagl"d t. deer, shot
md three successive passes by S"th"r"'.
H. last IT, Huth. forced over Hooper
with tho only run Of the game. Jacob
SON broke his consecutive gam" hitting
streak after il had reached IL. score
G, o,,s non nhn uuO--O 1
snetrr unL rnn luX--l
So,hnron and Severed: H"nnock ana
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