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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16
DISQUALIFICATION
TEAM IN Third TILT
1nter-city League Team VIII Attempt
To Break Tie In Standing OF
Ono Game Each.

Tho DillonNalc Indians will run over
to Weirton this afternoon, where they
will meet the team representing that
city in the Ohio Valley IEter-City league
and play the third game OF the five
game series for the championship OF the
league Each team has won one game.
Dllonvale coping the first and Weir
ton the second and a heated battle ID
expected.
Never before has much interest been
taken in n ball game in the up-the-river
cities according 10 word reaching here
yesterday. Both teams have large hosts
of followers and Indications point TO all
attendance records being broken.
President Phillips OF the league. an
nounced yesterday that il both teams
are again tied after Sundays clash at
Dillonvale, the fifth and final game Will
he played on neutral field. While no
set arrangements will be made until the
outcome. It is expected that Stanton
park, Steubenville will be the scene OF
this battle as the grounds are within
easy reach of both towns, and. with the
Steuhenville fans out. the game shouic
close the league in n blaze Of glory.
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Schads.
ST, LOUIS PUSHING
YANKEES FOR LEAD

While the Chicago White S"X were
defeating the Yankees $1,000, 900 aGgrc-
cation yesterday At Chicago the ST.
Louis Browns minus the peerless Sisler
picked up notch in the American
League race by defeating Boston and
now trail the Tanks by a slight half
game margin. The standing including
yesterdays games reads.
New York .......... SS "a $40
ST Louis " ST I6 SOC
In connection with the race between
the teams the fans will follow the
series Of three games that opens be-
tween the TWO At st. Louis today. With
the season but a few weeks from clos
ing the outcome of this series should
have a bearing on the outcome Of the
league race.
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MACkS TO PLAY FAST
GAINESVILLE, 0. NINE
Local Ball Tossers Will Play Second
Dame OF Three Game Series Sun
day At GAINESVILLE.

Next Sunday the McConkcy BASEBALL
Climb will go 20 GAINESVILLE where they
will play the second game OF series
with the Barncsville I'M Top club The
first. game which was played last sun
day. was won by the Hill Tops by the
score of to and the loca! club Will
be out to even up the series.
The local club will drive to BARNES
vile In machines and after the game
ih9y will hc guests of the iiilI Top Ciuh
at swim in the pool of Macs Inn,
after which they will all partakc Of q
chicken dinner.
The local club will play both Satur-
DAYS and Sundays until bad weather
sets in and the manager Is anxious to
book some Saturday games FOR the
coming three Saturdays.
Those making the trip to Barn"SriIle
will he: 'ap.ain Crock. IIonecker. Icrl'y.
Wclch Burkhardt. Heller. Salisbury
Sheppard. Long. Carish. and Miller.
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WAGNER GRABS BALL
PITCHED FROM ROOF

Fit shurgh. Sept. l5.-"Honus' Wag-
nor. old Pirate star. nahhed two out of
three baseballs that descended on him
from the top Of the City-County Build
INK at 1890 O'Clock this afternoon.
While hundreds of persons Gazed to-
ward the roof OF the building Superin-
tcndent of Police John c. Calhoun. for
MGR professional baseball player. pitch
ed the balls down ter stories. The for
mcr ShortStoP for Pittsburgh stod in
the yard of the Did Ross school. Wag-
ncr caught the first and third throws
the ball falling distance Of more than
l50 feet. "
The stunt was staged in conectio2
with the filming of the prologue of IN
the Name Of the Law" 10 be shown at
a local motion picture theatre. and In
connection with the fourth annual po-
lice field day to be held tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16
TWO HOMERS IN ninth
WON FOR THE PHILL|ES

Philadelphia. Sept. 1.-two home
runs In succession by Henline and Lee
In the ninth inning with none out gave
Philadelphia 1N-to-9 victory over ST.
Louis in the ina, game of the series
today.
Henline had three home runs out OF
five tinfes ut bat
Rogers Hornsby hit his thtrty-siNth
and thirty-Seventh circuit clouts, the
latter tieing him with Williams. the
American league leader.
Hornsby ran his hitting streak TO 80
games h. getting a single in the first
inning.
Score by innings r. H. f.
81 Louis. .....l0lSoO O. II n
Philadelphia ..oOO33 10 Is .
Batteries: Doak, Pcrtica. North, Sher-
dell and Clemens: Winters. Wcinert and
Hcnline.
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SCHADS AND EAGLES
PLAY AT OHIO PARK
Outcome Of tho Game Gives the VIM or
Claim To tho Championship
OF Eastern Ohio.

One OF the biggest baseball attrac-
tions in the valley will be played at
Stop &c. Barton line, Bridgeport. Sunday.
September II, 2:30 y. m. between the
Bridge port Eagles and the fast-gong
Schads for the championship OF Eastern
Ohio. This will be a fine attraction as
both OF these clubs have set Elm Grove
back this season and to set them back
with Straub in the box Is hard task.
The Eagles set Elm Grove back just last
Sunday. they having hard-hitting club.
They Earnered 10 hits off Srauh. Cor
don. playing left field for the Eeaglcs,,
got four OF five trips In the plate. This
boy is just as nice Il hitter and fielder
az there is in the valley. and it looks
like some Of these clubs are missing
their guess by not getting line On him.
The lineup for Sunday f lows:
Eap1es Schads
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!anks' Defeat Lowers Lead to Half a Game
BLANkENSHIP, TEXAS
COWBOY, HOLDS THE
LEADERS HITS
Ruth Fails to Make a Hit In
Four Journeys To
The Plate

Chicago. Sept. l5.--Ted Blankenship.
the Texas cowboy. held the Yankees 10
Your scattered nlts soday. while Chicago
hit tho side-arm offerings OF Carl Mays
and won. TO |, thereby breaking even
on the four game series. The Yanks
now lead the Browns by only half
g;fre.
BlankenshIp had wonderful control in
the p'nches. and although he pitched TO
Ruth on each Of Ruths four trips 70 the
plate. the home run slugger failed TO
n,ape a hit.
The lone score made by the Yankees
wa the result ~ a home run drive by
Mcustl
The box score:
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TO TILTONVILLE

ono of the best games Of the year
to he rlaycd cu the Tiltnmville grounis
is expected to take place SumdN #h"n
,hc Yankees Of the South Side cr'SS
bats with the strong Tiltnnrille All :
letiCs.
This will he the second meeting Of
these two teams. the first resulting n
n g." win for tho Yankees and the up
thc-rivcr i'am VIII he out for revenge.
ON the rthor hard. the Yankees are We
rarinr for :. hard gamc and are cNnfiI-
en-, of adding another win 20 their -ong
list.
Next Sunday ton the 9th Street
grounds The Yankees Will meet TIC
strong Vance \. t. III the third IN de-
Gliding game of three Eamc series
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SEVEN IN ROW
FOR NEW YORK
Giants Have Increased Their
Lead in National To
Six Games

New York. Sept. l5.--The New YORK
Giants made Il seven In row and three
straight from Chicago today. by win
ning the last game OF the series Z to g.
AS Pittsburgh lost to Boston. the cham
pions increased their lead to six full
games over the Pirates. New YORK
scored five runs of Osborne. and then
was held hitless by Stueland until tho
seventh when two men were tailed or
CheeveS. Carmen Hill, Indianapolis re-
cruit. pitched well for the Giants.untIi
the 9th. when the Cubs staged a rally
that Melted 1--WE runs. Scott relieved
Hill and famed Barber for the last out.
Score by innings.
Chicago 90 o q SIS IL 3
New York IA 0 q 0 . 0 X /
Osborne, Stueland. Cheeves and O'far
rell Hill, Scott and Smith.
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Jersey CITY ROOKIE
MAKES WINNING DEBUT

cleveland. Ohio. Sept. l9.-GeorSe
Ne,evier. rookie pitcher recently ac-
quircd from Jersey City, in the Inter
national league. made his major league
debut here today. and defeated the vet
Gran Walter Johnson In pitching
duel ninth inning rally enabling
Cleveland 10 bea, Washington, 10 5.
\ home run BY Brewer with two run
ners on bases gave Washington three
runs in the first inning. Metevier then
held the Nationals scoreless until La
MOTE scratched hit with two out In
the ninth that started Washington
rally.
Score by innings r. H. r.
Washington 100000 2-5 l
Cleveland ..O110l o. 10 D
Batteries: Johnson, and Pic'nich;
MetcNier and O'Neill
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BROWNS WIN AND
MAKE RACE CLOSE
Vangilder Allows Red Sox
Only Five Hits In One
Sided Game

ST Louis. Sept. l5-St Louis took tho
odd game OF the series with Boston TO-
day by to score AID advanced 10
within half q game OF first place. as
New York lost TO Chicago. New YORK
opens three game serisff here tomor'
rrx. Tangilder allowed @nly Ave hits.
Sisters injured shoulder was report
o., as somewhat improved today and ne
EXPRESSED hope of being able TO play
,onorrow. but his physician has ADVISED
against IL.
The visitors lone run was nome
vi, nv Harris in the seventh. He drove
,he ball into the right Acid stands:
Score by innings: ~ a
po,,or 90 o 0 0 0 l 0-l
s, Louis 30 o o o 90 - l. l
Pennock and Chaplin; Yangiider ana
Severed.
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DODGERS WIN
FROM THE REDS
Sensational One-Handed Run
ming Catch Fielding Fea-
ture of the Game

odd game OF the series with Cincinnati
Z to 2 today. The Dodgers batted both
Keck and Gillespie in timely fashion.
while Cadore kept the Reds hits we'll
scattered behind sensational support, A
sensational one-handed running catch
by Tommy Griffith which ended in 4
double play was the fielding feature.
Manager Moran and Ave Red reserves
were chased OF the bench by Umpire
Sentelle. The Brooklyn and Chicago
clubs play double header tomorrow.
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BOSTON
GAME; MARQUARD PITCHES WELL
Powell's Hitting and Outfield-
ing Big Factor In Braves
Victory.

Boston Sept. 15.-Pittsburgh dropped
its last Boston game OF the season to-
day, when Marquard pitched the home
team to a TO l win. The annual inter-
club series. now completed. gives Pitts
burgh ~ to 10 advantage.
Powelrs hitting and outfielding was
a big factor in the game. Brilliant
plays were contributed by Ford. Maran-
vile and Henry, Boston's new first
sacker from the New Orleans club.
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HUMPS PRACTICE

According 20 manager cowan the
Humps u" will practice Saturday and
SUNDAY nights as usual. II was neces-
sary To- add two men To the lineup as
the team has been short one good man
having 10 take Criswell out OF the line
some time ago on account Of an in
jured fOt which he SUSTAINED in a scrim-
mage game held on the Hamps grounds.
So far the manager has had difficult
" IN booking games from fast 125-l30
teams In the valley and would appre-
o:a,e any scheduled game either abr>tI
or AZ home. For arrangements cal
Wheeling 3635-W and ask for manager
Leslie
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VIRGlNIAS VS.. VICTORS

Forty-Stxth street. Sunday. will he the
scene OF a real battle when the victor
A. G. of Benwood clash with the fast
Virginia \. &. Both teams are strong
and boast OF some Of the best players
IN South Wheeling and Benwood. The
ylrzinias have d. Bich. Schmidt. Sny-
der. MARBLE and Miller. who comes from
A family Of stars two Of his brothers
playing with the McCoukeys now.
While the Eictors have such stars as
Bllski. Clark. Fluffy. Rushman. formerly
OF the McConkeys and Kramer who
received a tryout with the Caseys.
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I)-Batetd for Glazner In sth.
Ro~tnn. ABB. r, H 0. a.

Two base hits: Tierncy. Roser. Three
base hits: Tierncy. Roser. Stolen bases:
Carey. Sacrifices: Traynor. Henry,kopn.
Cruise. Double plays: Baraoare 70
Kopf. Left on bases: Pittsburgh. q
Boston, S. Bases on balls: OFF Glasner'
a: off MarQuard. .. Struck out: BY
Glezner. l: by Carlson. /: by Marqual q.
4 Hits: Off Glazner. In innings:
off Carlton, 0 in inning. Hit by
pitcher: BY Glazner (O'NeiD. Losing
pitcher: Glazner. Cmpires: Quigley and
Moran Time: leg.
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WON BY A1nILE1f1tAH

. Camp Perry, Ohio. Sept. l5.-Privats
John Dyba, coast artillery. New York.
won the Marine corps cup match. the
feature OF today's program Of the six
teenth annual national rifle and pistol
shoot here.
Scoring 81 out Of a possible 100. Cap
tain George A. Gawhen Of tho Indiana
national guard won the individual civil
liam club members match.
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GRAND RAPIDS WON

I.udington. Mich, Sept. 15.-Grand
Rapids today took the third game OF
the series with Ludington to decide the
Central league split season champion
shin, TO O. Ludington has won two
games. Five victories are required to
win the title.
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Two base hits Gillespie r. Griffith.
Myers Home runs Ruush. Stolen b?Ies
Burns. Fonseca. iargrarc. Sacrifice nuu
can. High Double plays I. Griffith and
Olson: Deherry to Olson To Mitchell to
Galore: Bohne and Daubert; Bohnc.
Fonseca and Dauhcrt. Left on bases Sim
cinnati &; Brooklyn S. Bases on balls
Keck 3: Gillespie .; Galore 3. Hits off
Keck in innings: Gillespie In ;
innings, Winning pitcher Galore l.o--
ing pitcher kcrk. Empires SentClle and
Klein. Time lao.
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LORAINS vs.. CAMBRIA

Quite a bit OF interest Is being mani.
Tested on the Ohio side today in the
clash between the Cambria Galleries
Of Shadysde and the Lorairs o.
bridgeport at/ ShadysIdc. The teams
are the strongest rivals among the
Ohio Valley clubs and both are anxious
TO cop the contest.
The managers have promised their
strongest lineups and will name their
batteries at game time Indications
point 10 a large crowd attending.
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CLEAN AWEEP FOR THE
TIGERS WITH MACKMEN

Detroit Sept. 15.-Detroit made
clean sweep Of the series with Phil
adelphia. taking ,,oday's game to ,.
The Tigers solved Harris for extra
base blows 4, opportuue times. Score
b. innings:
Philadelphia Noo o q o. 8 l
De,roi, $1,000 o ii : o o X-S10
Harris. O'Ne!u and Perkins. EhmEe
end BlSsier
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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yestsrday's Recruits.

Boston 4; Pittsburgh |.
Brooklyn Z: Cincinnati ..
New York {: Chicago 6.
Philadelphia 10; ST. Louis 9.
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THE STANDING.

Today's Games.
Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
New York at st. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
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SAGINAW DEFEATED

Hamilton. Ont. Sept l5.-Comhining
three Of their six hits with tw" Sacri-
fees i'm the fourth inning. Hamilton won
the nrst game In the Northumberland
league title rlay-orf here today. defeat
Ing Saginaw . to o.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
LEAGUE TEAMS
Wheeling. West Virginia.
September Is. 1922.

Sporting Editor. Intelligencer
Being a sport fan and daily reaoer
of your paper. | would like for you 70
nuhlish this all-star team Of the Sun
day School League. In making my sell
ections l wish to state that nave WIZ
messed every game played In the league
on the Island Field this season ana |
think il could hold its own with any
team In the valley.
The team includes good catcher,
two pitchers of high calIhcr and hard
hitting and fast fielding inncld and
ouifcld.
First Team.
Hoyt (Trinity), e.
Bigelow (Trinity), p.
Price tNance), y.
Montgomery (F!rst Christian), 50.
Keller (Stonc PreshyD, ID.
Woods (Thomson). 2h.
Tappe (North). 81.
SeabriGht (Trinity). II.
Dudley tNance), Ct.
Landmeycr tNorthl. r.
Second Team.
Beans (Eance), e.
McConkey. (First Christainsp, p.
stump (Thomson, y.
Gallagher tFourthD, SO.
Bartlett (Trinityl, In.
McClclland trinity @h.
j. Beans (Vancc) 3h.
Fleming (North), IT,
Stcber (Trinity). CT.
Larue (Third Prcsbyl. IF.
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New York .0 / o o.
C,bicaro ..o 90 0 g
Two base hits, T. Blankenship. Sneeiy
.; hcme run. sMeusel: stolen base. john
sen: sacrifices. Mostil. Faik; LETT on
bases. New Cork 5. Chicago s: base on
balls. off T Blankenship 3. Mays l.
struck out. by r. Blankenship !. I'm
pi,es. Hildebrand. Chill and Dlneen'
Time. IA.
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THE STANDING.

Today's Games.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Boston.
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American Association

Kansas city. 2; 81. Paul. .
Milwaukee, 2. Minneapolis. s.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Ysgterday's Results.
Chicago .: Ney York 1.
Detroit 8: Philadelphia 2.
Cleveland s: Washington 5.
St. Louis I; Boston /.
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NOTICE INDIANS

The manager Of III" EelIh!re lho'"hS
is requested To call the manager OF the
bridgeport NtGilanis. formerly me iaN-
times. some time this evening at
Bridgeport 1875.
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International League

Newark. =: Jersey city. l..
Reading, ); Baltimore, 10.
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English j tn" most widely used Ian
guaEe commercially
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Chinas area Is a.91s.56O square miles.
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!. r. Morgan's fav"r.t" r""rca'i"ns ar"
Yachting and shooting.
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totals .. 81 : II 81 Il
x-Batted for Gillespie in 9th.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1922-06-29
DEWEY
Mrs. May Matthews

You need not put your muffiers on
Or any precaution take;
Your epidermis will be punctured
AS long as chiggers are awake.
Sunday night glorious rain fell
in town--four-fifths of an inch
the first rain in June.
Gladys Rusk and Earl Bull and
son James spent Friday night in
Carterville.
Mrs. Keith and Mrs. Abbie Lear
of Carthage spent Sunday with
Mrs. OIL Rogers.
Carl Tucker and wife and Mr..
and Mrs. Hulin of Carthage spent
Sunday with S. McReynolds.
The presiding elder, Rev. Heslar,
will preach at Salem Saturday
night, July 9th.
Harry Rogers and Mrs .AlKirby,
Allene Kirby and Gordon Rogers
spent the weekend with Mrs. Oh
Rogers.
Mrs. Riggs and little sons re-
luIUeu W JOplIl IlbudJ dlCSl q
weeks visit with her parents.
Her sister, Miss Aleta Rogers,
went with her.
George Carter and wife spent
Sunday at Mrs. Carriers fathers,
Mr.. McCEntock in Jasper.
Aretha and Bessie Flowers spent
the week visiting relatives in Car
thage. Homer King and family
and Everett Miller and family OF
Carthage.
Miss Pauline Lolita of Morgan
Heights and Miss Pauline Girton
OF Webb City spent Sunday with
Tom Flowers family.
John Kincaid has been quite
sick the past week.
Vernon Matthews came out
from Carthage Saturday night
and spent Sunday with his family
who are visiting at d. Matthews.
Arch Rice commenced threshing
last week at Dan Wampler's, then
at Gus Campbells then his own
wheat and Royden Seidner's, and
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was at Courtney's when the rain
came. The wheat is averaging
about II bushels.
Dick Carter and wife went
Tuesday with 10 Carriers Of Webb
City to the Sac River near Green
field for four-days fishing.
Meredith Taylor left Saturday
morning for California.
Melvin Miller, who works in
Carthage, is taking a vacation now
and helping through the wheat
harvest at his fathers at Cary
town.
Mrs. Maxwell of Mount Moriah
neighborhood visited a couple of
days with her sister Rhoda Carter
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BLUE AND BETHEL
Mary earns

The w. P. F. A. met with Mrs.
Serafni Thursday. All of the
members were present except three
Two new members, Mrs. Guy
Serafini, and Miss Carrie Serafini,
Joined. Refreshments were served
at the close of the meeting.
Will Mitchell and family visited
Sunday at Lee Mitchell's.
Guy Serafini and wife spent
Wednesday evening at Bert Quill
Inns.
Frank earns and family spent
Sunday at Meredith Hendricks.
Bert Quillin and wife and Len
Quillin took supperSaturday night
at Frank earns.
Judge Lavery and wife spent
part of last week at George Quill
Inns.
Mr.. Lunt baled hay for Bert
Quillin last week.
Marion and Helen Weston spent
Wednesday with Miss Eva Cline.
Misses Eva Cline, Jessie Lucas,
Marion and Helen Weston and
Lee McCrusty and Len Quill
lin visited Sunday evening at Bert
Qnillin's.
Guy Serafni and wife spent
Sunday at Mrs Budd's.
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terson, the formers niece, came
over and she and Herbert Follmer
celebrated their birthdays. Ice
cream was plentiful and all had
a good time.
Fred Schooler and family and
Miss Pearl Clarkson of Carthage
visited at the formers farm Sum-
day evening.
HowardGaddis and family spent
Saturday night and Sunday at
the E. E. Hubbard home.
H. H. Schooler and family spent
Thursday evening at w. C. Mac
keys.
Preaching at Zion next Sunday
morning and evening. Mrs. Con
Butler will lead the B. Y. P. U.
Everybody invited.
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ROSE MERCANTILE SALE is AT
TRACING MANY
Hundreds Attend Opening Day of Sale
Which is TO Last Fifteen Days.


Hundreds Attend Opening Day Of Sale
Which is to Last Fifteen Days.
The r. H. Rose Mercantile Company's
sale which started yesterday morning
with prospects of excellent success.
There were about 500 people gathered
at the doors Of the store yesterday
morning. The sale is to run Is days
during which time the company declares
the stock will be reduced to a great
extent.
Bargains are advertised in every de-
partment of the store and the company
declares the sale is store wide, no line
OF goods but is greatly cut down.
Mr.. Rose attributes the excellent
start of the sale to the wide publicity
given it, There were 10000 four-pa ge
circulars printed and sent out through
tho job department OF the Democrat,
and the entire district was coverad
through this agency.
Returns from the publicity given the
sale are evident from all parts Of the
county where people have been attract
ed to the city for the special purpose o.
of attending the sale.-Carthage Demo
crat. Adv.