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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-24
D|SSTON ANXIOUS
TO WIN PENNANT 7
Taoony Club Has Lost Only
Four oapes, Three Of Which
Were by Single Run
SEEDS EXPERIENCED LEADER

Baseball fans in Tncony are pulling
hard for the Disston Sawmnkers to land
the pennnnt in the Montgomery County
Baseball League. and. while the season
is just about the halfway mark. thir
teen games out of twenty eight having
been played. Manager Dick Seeds has
no easy task on his hands.
The Sawmakers have no doubt played
wonderful ball all season and deserve a
better fate than two games behind Sou
dorton for first place. but such are the
fortunes of baseball. and. with several
new players showing fine form. tho
! Tacony club is confident Of landing the
title.
This is the first season Disston has
been in baseball for the last three cam
paigns. Thrice prior to that they were
champions Of the Industrial Leugue. os
winning n pennant. not alone in base
ball. is nothing new up Tacony way
it's habit
When George White was elected
president Of the Athletic Association
| last fall. he was determined to see that
| Seeds managed the baseball team. al
though tho veteran had avowed he was
through with the game. His duties in
the factory made it too hard a job. After
considerable persuasion Dick was
/ finally dragged. and. as In the days of
yorc. when he was tho star hurlor up
| town. has given the fans the best he
/ has.
! Seeds knows baseball backward. IlC
also knows how TO handle players. Hc
can take a bunch of fellows hardly ever
heard of and whip them into first -
class team His line up generally re
mains intact, and he is not the kind
that endeavors to sign up all the big
leaguers that become peeved and
threaten to quit their teams.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-24
RECORD OF COOMBS
EQUALED BY GA WY
Crdrath Ties Mark OF Er-
Pilot by Winning Five
Straight: Miller Preuents
Ne,u Figures
- OUT OF Ia FOR As
BY EDWIN J. POLLOCK

CAVNY CRANATH has been mana
" ger of the Phils for one day over
two weeks and already he has eQualed
the record Of Jack coOmbs. There was
only one thing that stopped Gavvy and
his philS from beating Coomhs mark.
That was Frank Miller. known better
in Pittsburgh and points west.
Under the regime of Colby Jack. the
longest winning streak ever maintained
by the Phls was five in a row. The
record was tied yesterday afternoon
when the Baker club took the first game
Of the double header from the Pirates.
Then Frank Miller buttcd into the pas
timing.
Frank has been a world beatcr in the
three seasons he has been with the Pi
rates. but Yesterday he looked like Alex
andcr in 1913. He hurled the second
game for the absent Hugo Bczdck and
slipped our Pills four hit ticket. thus
running the best intentions the Pills
have had this season.
Back in May. when it looked ms it
Jack Ioomhs had ball club. the Baker
hirclngs stepped to the plate and
whangcd out five wins in row The
streak ended on MAY - when the Reds
struck town for the first time during the
1919 campaign. Since that time Phil
winning streak has never been more
than one.
RiNPy Deserved Win
CAVVY thought Eppa Rixoy would
" ho ohlo 70 suing thc r;ctorv his wav
altar Ioo >1oodows had hnrged n q /
triumph in the first encounter, and
Gavvvs thought would have been cor
rect on min" out OF ten occasions on'
thiS happened 10 hc me 'eu'n "''aS'"n
rank Miller was just rNght ana I'll"
RMS could 500 ms SHOOTS as nIaih'N "S
lon' Seaton OUT on 'hc ia'i"' '"tS'
only four hfS were corrected on nun
ana III nv" OF me hiho trhh'S Only 'mr''
men swung na' az ms .u,|'I' y"
o' rnp ,"ur NY M.r' in.,e. Iet, ''~Ir n;t,,hoL
r III ,rr p;.oto. ,,odo n ,Icor
ale aaza,, h,o,,,,, ,.t,;oh ,roros TINT tht
n"ntbon,, " ,,n,, non,hn,r. ,os n mana foo con
ororo a mood Enna famed seven anc
Ero,, sro T. ,ros ron, n;tcbor'.
hottlo ond hoth hur,ors had nerfoct con
,roI W. ons h,ttor was walked durinf
49,, .,o', t;.o n' ~ oms
'"t tn'l't E".e ..,., ", s,,,
hiNeE maze one miS'ake' iie sh"u.'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-24
FIRST TEAM MATCH
MOTORPACED RACE
Carman and Chapman Oppose
Cory and Lawrence in 30
Mile Sprint at VeIodrome

Motorpace match racing is the latest
For the first time in the history of this
sport. n match race behind motors will
10 staged nt tho Point Breeze Nclodromc
tonight when Clarence Carman and
George Chapman, sensational riders.
oppose Percy Lawrence and Frank
Cory. veteran sensations. in n special
thirty mile race.
Under the sprint game it will be a
sprint all the way. for the moment
one rider shows signs OF distress, the
other will take his place.
AS the Nclodromc track is recognized
as the fastest in the circuit and the
riders are the best in the game. new
figures for this distance should be cs-
tablishcd
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"PU Not Sneak Into Re-
tirement, but viii Glue
Contenders Chance" says
Champion in address
SOB AT HONOR DINNER
BY JAMES S. CAROLAN

py OAMES .. ShftUlLAN
A1NHE music stopped The merry
l. maker ceased to make merry.
1t was tense moment.
A champion was the next speaker
Within space of three minutes this
little champion changed the merry
gathering from n frolicsome, care free
group to silent. serious audience.
His words. well chosen, were pene-
trating. He lacked the fowery touch
of a professional orator, but his talk
was human.
This same champion. pictured as a
wicked. brutal knight Of the ring, q
vcritable tiger once within the ropes.
was sad. serious individual, full of
sentiment and pathos.
Instead Of ending his impromptu
talk with q beautiful address of color,
he broke down near the finish and his
tear filed eyes wept freely, but silently.
II was n pathetic spectacle.
Dramatic Scene
Johnny Kilbane, the worlds feather
weight champion. delivered one of the
most dramatic talks heard at sporting
dinner in many seasons. Even Judge
Eugene G. Bonniwpl was seen to move
and James B. Cortelyou stirred at in
tervals during the abbreviated address.
PHILADELPHIA has been more than
home town to the gallant little ring
warrior. 1t has been everything that
q home town should be, plus little
more.
Johnnys complete breakdown came
near the close Of the testimonial din :
ner held in his honor at the Hotel
Adelpha last night Cody ]. Drennen'
Of the Sun Shipbulding Company. was
the host. and fifty guests paid glowing
tribute to the honor guest Of the night.
Chance for All
Johnny INilbane is not going to quit
cold, run out of matches and then re
tire as the undcfeated featherwolght
chsmr;on of the world The brilliant
little ring general is going to give all
comers a chance. and if he succeeds in
vanquishing all opposition, he then pro =
poses to quit the ring game for good.
But not until he has eliminated all
eligible contenders and has convinced
the sporting public that he has given
the contenders square deal and every
one a chance.
Such an act was to be expected from
such clean sportsman. 1t was typl =
cally Kilbane.
Kilbane has been panned Mt various
times. He has been accused OF carry =
ing along opponents. letting second J.
raters stay the limit and even of fail
ure to give his best against Benny
Leonard.
All of these accusations were suffered
in silence. They hurt. They caused
him pain, but he never howled. But
the presence of so many friends aroused
him as he never was aroused before.
Johnny opened up and gave the gath =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-24

BINCLES AND BUNGLES

watched the pills play yesterday. and got
so excited he lost II control and smoked
cigarette.
For q spell in thc second game ~ fookea
as u Eppd RireV Uere playing doubles tpfsh
tred LhdcrhS as n partner, These ftUo hud
the assist aud pvtosts Of The first -four
butterS.
Claude Derrick has been de-ricked by the
Seattle Club He has been sent to Toledo.
Alex helped deal when Deals
double broke up the pa stiminF at Brooklyn
in the eleventh inning.
Sam Jones accom- plished great feat pes-
terduv. He held Tv Cobb to one hi.
Rube Benton believes in doing things for
himself His homer with two gave the
Giants their victory the Reds In the
crucial New York series.
Hal Chase Tad Red outheiders chasing ali
over for his hits. He had three safe binsles
, out of five times up against Moran.
Carry Crdrdth has proved that he knoirs
no more about baseball than johnny Rtlburs
does about bortno.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-24
Must RepIay Game

Worcester, Mass. July "a. - The Wor-
cester Eastern League baseball club has
received official notice that he protested
Worcester must be played over. The date
was set for the first game Of double
hcader on Auglst 10 at Rrtdgcport
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-24

afternoon of July 3 the Mackmcn have
won four games and lost eighteen. They
took two out of six in Boston. dropped
four straight in Chicago. bagged two
out of five in st. Louis and lost four
in Detroit and three in Cleveland
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-24

Slim has no love for the Red Sor They
brued him OF tho hill yesterday and stopped
the Tigers streak.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-24

irish MeuScl dmt have any norcy IN The
North Penn Bank, but he had two hitS taken
from him Dcstsrddv. IRISH Uould rather lose
real dough than base hits
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-24

The Dodgers had oil they could do 10 DODGE
tho cures o. Aierundcr dud DOrOluS Ucs-
tcrddV. 7heV tUCrc biurkcd N both contests
uith the Cubs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-24

what ls so raro as day In July when
some manager doesn't resign. Frank Schultz
quit Binghanton Yesterday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-24
What May Happen
in Baseball Today
NATIONAL LEAGUE

TODAY'S SCHEDULE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Boston at New York.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics at Washington.
New York at Boston,
Detroit AT Cleveland.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-24

HottIing Leonard and Max Williamson will
come together again In Williamson's first
battle against Leonard he, went in as a
snhstltute and fought so well that he earned
3 draw This was only n week after Leon
and had heaten Pal Moore. Whitley Fitzger-
aid and Willie Harmon open the show.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-24
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

NATIONAL. LEAGUE
rhiladelphia, o: Pittsburgh. I.
Pittsburgh. |; Philadelphia, q tsecond game(.
Chicago, 3; BroolslSn, o.
Chicago, 3; Rrooklyn, Q tsecond Eamel.
New York k-Cincinnati ti-First game. rain.
New York, q; Cincinnati I tseCond game.
Bostnn-St. Louis-Both games postponed
rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston. z: Detroit. I.
other clubs not scheduled.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-24

waIIy Hinkle will have a regular assign
,uent When he faces Joe Welsh In the shore
eightround semlwind-up weigh sonrs5 has been zen
SInucester bantam. will exhibit in the third
bout against Jimmy Mendo. In the opener
Ray OMalley opposes Johnny ray
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-24

In. Walsh will have height and reach on
cag Delaney but the rushing: punching
Cieveland ilghtweght will be able s,62 to take take
Vas r6Eainst Lew Tender and he showed
Wi He gave Lew real argument for hVe
OF the six rounds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-24

Eppa RIxey sprints ns gracefully as q
baby tank moves on n rocky road.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-24

Red shannon main business these days
II to make Connie Mack regret He had
three hits aEninst the Tigers
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-24

assist Joey Fox condition himself for the
Kiibane battle at the Phiis' Park on MOI ad
four sizzling rounds with the Englshmtsin ma n
and carried him along at a rapid pace lhis
is lust the kind of work Fox needs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-24

Bobby Reynolds saw Fox goi ing through his
traninF stunts at Merrmanns Symnasdlum1 y and n1
boopE tha stars listen to Bobby: This Fox Is
boy to gh He and fF9WSs p%nehns yGu ana
is troublemaker. Johnny will have to
step IL he beats him. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-24
Scraps about Scrappers

wild Burt Kenny vs Panama Joe Cans
at the shore tonight.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-24

Johuny Mealy will have the main assign;
mont at the Cambria open-ar cpo ,igsbafS t9imopr2S~
wsJ Mealy and Ward were due TO battle
Week ago. but rain forced ot Postppne po ppoSe
,heH ,hst he still has a lot OF fight left in him.
T%is will be the test against the Jersey boy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-24

Kid Diamond and Johnny Morgan will be
.sen in the Cambria semtwind,up This WIll
~ Johnny Mealy. entertains in the third
bo1t against Johnny Dugan. The other pouts 5
TVtatmSpbeil and Port Richmond Mike Gibbons
vs. Young Pinkey.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-24

Sam Jones accom- plished a great feat pes-
terdov. He held Ty Cobb to one hit.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-24

Matchmaker Herman Taylor will present
this brace Of light heavyweights in the main
session at the Atlantic city SnortnS rnS CtIo nn1
Nv saw Cans against JEFF Smith and lost
no time in making it known that ne wanted
10 meet the COlored boy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-24

Claude Derrick has been dc-ricked by the
Seattle Club. He has been sent to Toledo.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-24

Tommy Farrell certainly Is slipping II,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-24

watched the Phils play yesterday. and got
cigarette.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-24

Alex was helped y deal when Deals
double broke up the pastiming at Brooklyn
in the eleventh inning
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-24

Hal Chase TAD Red outhelders chasing ali
over for his hits He had three safe binsles
out of fve times up against Moran.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-24

Gdrrv Crdvdth has proved that he knotrs
no more about baseball than johnny Rtlodrs
docs dbout bortno.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-14
COUNTRY CLUB
D|RECT0RSMEET
PLANS ARE LAUNCHED FOR EAth'
s1vE IMPROVEMENTS TO BIZ
MADE THIS SEASON.
Alex Cunningham, Will Have cnnrse
Of Grounds and Golf course
of the Club.

vcrv itcrcstinG meeting OF IN" III
r,c,ors of the Wheeling Country Cluo
v.s hold last evening at the cluh mousse
Following which a dinner WIS served /"
tho directors and also 10 a numocr OIL
,hc members who were in attendance.
Following tho general meeting "i inc
hoard Of directors number oil NO"
members were taken into tho "luh. ny
81 vote of reclamation Alex cunningham
wos reelected as custodian oi SrounHS
and golf course. this being his ,hlfh
vcar and his rcappointmcnt proves ina
his efforts in behalf Of tho membership
and the Glib is appreciated by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swartz Will AGAIN nave
charge of the club and are already III
charge and each day number OF INC
members arc present I" enjoy the Spl"h-
did opportunities offered I" nc out ~
the open, on that beautiful hilltop,
Ono. Of the most important. matters
however. considered. was the improve
mcnts that ar" contemplated 10 the
grounds. the club house. and also To the
other buildings. 1t was proposed TO sci
aside fund separate and apart from
that used To maintain and Keep up Inc
club for the improvements and this VIII
likely be done at Il near date and inc
improvements rushed TO completion.
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To DEBATE
LEAGUE Of
NATIONS HERE
WALTER 3. HILTON WILL DEFEND
DOCUMENT AND CHARLES ].
ScHUCK OPPOSE IT.
Meeting to Take Place at First UNI
tartan Church Next Thursday
Evening.

The constitution Of a league of ma
lions as presented to the senate py
President Wilson will be ably discussed
from opposing points Of view by Two
prominent orators on Thursday evening
Of next week Mr. Walter r. Hilton.
editor of THE Majority. will dctend
the greatest document in history ana
Mr.. Charles J. Schuck will point out us
weaknesses as filling the purposes LOT
which it is intended. The meeting is 10
he held at the First Unitarian churcn,
1laq Eoff street. ut 80 p. m. ana VIII
he open TO tho public. There will be no
discussion from the floor. but all OPP
nortunitv will be- given To those present
10 submit written questions 10 one Vi
10th Of the speakers of til" evening
NJ more important issue conf
the people Of the world today than the
nroposed league Of nations. ana every
pnreo, Who has contributed TO the
carrying on of the recent war Will De
interested 10 know all possihlr. aon"C
the wav in which the statesmen AT INC
ao,cn conferences propose TO settle the
r,xinp problems which confront 'H''"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-14
ERNEST TODD IS
VISITING HERE

Ernest :. Todd "i:.rit;Sh"rgh. former
IS Of Wheeling. nur his nephew. Ser
i;raut Gordon Baker DI TOrnntn, Canada,
arc registered at TN" Windsor .h"t"l.
AIR. Todd is renewing former arGuHint-
amrrs and is showing his sol'iicr nephew
about tn" city.
Sergeant Baker enlisted in the
Queens own regiment in 1914 and was
with The first tan;l'lian contingent to 80
arrOss. IIr was in the battle of the
Marie, where The Germans first used
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-14

would give tho butt Of the rifle, deH-
,rous twist as though they were clean
ing out a gourd or Il hollow ball. the
sight of those savagcs at their work Of
frightfulncss will never be erased from
my memory.
AT two o'clock a thought came into m!
mind to escapc-to get away from the
shell hole. l would take desperate
chance. ] crawlcd out. took the helmets
of the dead Huns. crawlcd back and tod
nv COMPANIONS to put them on. and We
would try To got out Of the German
lines. They were weak but desperate.
Undesirable Agontes.
By five o'clock in tho morning va
d.,ridrd 10 take chance and started
and thr aronies suffered by the other
Two Americans was awful We c0ulo
no, stand M as the shell fire was so ter
rifle. so We crawlcd on our elbows
through tho woods and finally reached
the German front lines. which were STA
toned about five PAGES apart.
II was still dark and VIC passed about
twenty feet beyond before the Germans
suspect cd anything. The German orlicer
smoke but We did not understand ana dil
not answer when they opened tIrc ana
killed my two companions pu' lily '"N"
hcld out. ! was not MT.
kept on and at ssh. luSl as daEtith'
was breaking. ! entered the American
lines. sought out MY regiment ana inc
colonel asked m" how many was Iel'
and I had 10 tell him that ! was inc only
ono as far as ! knew: and l was al
forwards found out.
7 was sent to the hospital where
STAYED for thirteen days and was on my
way back TO the front. going throuSn
Tours when the armistice was signed.
Dagger left New York. June l.. l9lS on
tho transport Plattsburg. which was
chased by submarines for three days nu,
landed at Liverpool safely. Hr rcturnc"
to Wheeling night hcfrr" last ana Is
taking n we'll earned variation h"inr" en-
tcr,nv "A peaceful pursuit III the Wheel
ing Stamping company plant.
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gas. and was taken Il prisoner by the,
Huns. He spent three and half years
in German prison pens and made threo
unsuccessful attempts TO escape, Waa.
inalIv exchanged and was informed IN
Holland when the armistice was signedH
While prisoner he was severely IN.
iur"d by being beaten over the nead
with rifle butts by the enemy. he 10
permanently crippled through his exl7s
ner;cnce in the German prison pen. Ser
.,caut Baker was speaker at the ki-
wants club luncheon AZ noon yesterdaSc
He has made many friends among the,
Canadians of Wheeling district. :.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-14
| CAL SYRIAN CkFROM FRONT
WITNESSED MURDER QF WOUNDED
AMERICANS On THE BATTLEF|ELDS

THAT was an nwfrA night tn" ni%ht
Of October -. 1915. IN tho haiti" "'
Vcrdun." said NaJ. Il. with my r"ci'
mcnt. tho Thirti"th. had been trnnsi"r-
red from tn" E.ighty-lhir,! !" the Third
division. We were tntr.nCh"d on t'r-
row front only zoe yards from tn" me
my. and latt sixty Sntp"rS with uS A''i
WE were, ordered t. hold il" loft flank 81
the division oven # w.. had To sacrifice
ourselves. We We're "HtnuuIh"r"'t !nm -
one and W" kucw Il. but when the order
came at f"ur :rIHil!"S HIi"r five III ih''
morning Ia 20 over tn" toy with hny"n"i
fixed. W. Scrambled over and hr"v" IN
Hun three hundred yards on IN" fir>'
rush arul on the second. "" w'nr -,'''i
yards further ana captured IN :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-14
9TH T"EE WOUNDED AND TWO
Severely WOUNDED MEN By
ELS SIDE.
dap Dazer, A wheeling Lad. Describes
HIS Experiences In The Battle OF
verUtn to Inte1ligencer Reporter.

In = shell hole partly concealed by tn"
foliage Of a fallen tree, three wounds in
his body aud two other severely wound
ed american soldiers as his companions.
and witnessing the PruSsians murder
wounded American soldiers on the hattl"
field under the light Of star shells. was
the experience Of Maj; Dagger. Syrian
born American. whose hom" Is IN Wheel
ing and arrived back yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-14
COUNTY COURT

Harry LirsS WAS appointed admins
traitor of In: estate of liaty Hurley. de-
ceased.
:. Smith was appointed administrator
Of the estate uI II. jacobson. deceased.
In tn" VII Of William DaGun. John
Winters pnguc WAS appointed executor.
Rcni. S1.nhn.
John Winters DaSuo wHS Appointed
guardian and trustee of Dr"nto Clluln.
= minor
Henry tlhurn Wa appointed guard
in rot Ruth. Earl and Henry S'hncil.
miEHrS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-14
She Grows Nervous at Nightfall,

More dreaded than an alarm OF tirc by
nighI is the hOarSe. brasSy cough If
Group 10 the nervous mother who fears
this terror ut childhood. Why worry.
when few timely doses of Folcy's
Honey and Tar will ward of Group and
clear the throat Of choking phlesm. 1t
will give you confidence 10 face night
TALL without fear OF Group. Mrs. Ben
Mryrrink. Clymer. y. y, says: Our
little girl would surely have had Group
but Foley's Honey and Tar stopped it
at once" Sold everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-14
MARRIAGE License S.

Ju:"pil Tambur:. ii New k"nSinEtnn,
Pa. and Helen Cluck"rnla. Of New Ken
Singirn. IN.
carl william Lang. nf East Liberty.
"a. and Hazel Elizabeth Anna Hall. o.!
Turtle Creek. Ia.
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Deeds,

r <. Ri!"y special commissioner. /"
Jacob II. RunrySt.eIc. lot in ih. Fifth
ward On MARKET street Consideration.
s1.GQn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-14
Who Made The First Umbrella
.

Umbrellas Sr"ru - have been Known
away back in the past centuries. III"
women Of Ancient Rome and Greece car
rind them. but til" men newer dad.
Jonas IIanway is said tu b" tn" first
man 20 carry one over his heat I" k""p
off the rain in LONDON and 1t - said IL.
carried one for thirty years h"I"r" they
came into general use. for th'stpurp0s".
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Making
Buttons
S a Special Task

many pretty new shapes and
stiles that every button-trimning
WIN may quickly be met. Buttons
cored in materials of your own choice,
torim your skirt, coat, suit, dress or
wst.