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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-19
BOND SALE
sALE or BONDS
sales OF "Bonds for street Improve

ment NO. q"
o.T nS9Ss is e ssTsSy ssys2 that I me sai
by - ordinance of the City Of Wheel
ing. entitled An Ordinance Providing
LrovfnE OF Main Street. In the city OF
Wheeling. from the s~outherly line of
stone bridge over Wheeling Creek TO
the southerly line OF 27th street. under
he assessment plan. as provided IN Sec
ton bsa OF the Charter OF the City of
wheeling. and for issuing bonds to pay
Tor said Improvement. as provided in
said section. for the said ~re-paving, re-
curoinS and improvements. passed May
z 1912. and approved May II. 1874. viii
1919. between the hours OF . O'Clock
a m and J o'clock p. m. at the Office
n the City OF wheeiinE. West Virgins.
receive bids in writing for. and sell
bonds OF said city. authorized by said
Twenty-Five thousand ave hundred dol
lars. said bonds to be known as Bonds
for street Improvement No. T." and to
ne or the denomination OF $4,000 each
and to be numbered from 106 to l56 in
elusive: but no more OF said bonds will
he sold than is necessary to complete
said Improvement. not exceeding 81 in
number: all OF which bonds are TO be
dated the nrst day OF June. 1912. and
June. 1922. - the Dollar Savings q
Trust In the City OF Wheel
ing. West Virginia with interest at the
rate OF nve per centum CbT) per an
mum. payable annually on the hrst day
OF June. 1919. and on the nrst day OF
June in zach year thereafter until and
including the year 1922. az said Dollar
Savings a. Trust Company; for which
interest In proper form are at
tached to each bond. Such bonds will
he sold only for cash. TO the highest
bidder. approved by the undersigned.
and none OF said bonds will be sold for
less than the principal thereof with the
interest accrued thereon. The bonds
hereby advertised for sale are to be re-
deemed at their par value. with interest.
II any. accrued and unpaid. on the first
day n June 1922. and the City Of
Wheeling. by said ordinance. pledges
and obligates itself to redeem. on
the irst day OF June. 1879. all of said
bonds. then outstanding and unpaid. at
the said Dollar Savings & Trust Com
pany In the City OF Wheeling.
Correspondence relative to Bonds
must be plainly marked on outside of
envelope For Information or Sealed
Bids" and addressed to James =. Max
we'll. Clerk OF the Street Improvement
Loan
JAMES p. MAXWELL.
EORGE OOK
LOUIS r. STIFEL.
Commissioners OF Street Improve
ment. Loan No. 4.
DECENTRALIZATION.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


AT a regular meeting OF the council of
the Town OF warwood, held on the IAfh
Jay OF June. 1912 at IT'S regular place Of
meeting. the following resolution was
proposed and offered 20 said council:
Nhereas. II Is deemed expedient by
me council OF the Town OF warwood.
Loco. TO provide for the sewerinE OF that
section of the Town known as Glennoya.
prior TO the Incorporation OF said Town.
and which Is now within the corporate
limits OF and a part OF said Town OF
Narwood the same to be paid for by
special assessments
Now therefore. be IL resolved by the
council OF the Town OF warwood. that
said sewer hereinafter described. is nee
essary for that part OF the Town OF War
WOOL which prior TO the Incorporation
thereof was called and known as Glen
nova. said sewer 20 be constructed In ac-
coruance with the plans. specifications.
and estimates and profiles thereof now
der OF said Town Of warwood. said
plans, specifications. estimates and pro-
tiles show the proper grade. depth and
lion thereof with reference TO the prop-
erty AUDITING thereon. which plans. spec
itlcauons. and profiles have
been and are now opened TO the inspec-
ton OF all persons interested. ana refer
ence ~ here made and had to said plans.
specifications, estimates and profiles for
= more detailed minute and specific de-
scription OF said sewer. said sewer IL TO
be a combined system OF surface ami
sanitary drainage constructed OF crock.
sarthsn ware or material OF like kind.
4Ae sizes or said sewer and the streets
upon which the same shall be located,
a. well as the depth OF said sewer are
iuly and accurately set out and de-
sctioed In said plans. specifications. esti-
mates and profiles, which are hereby
approved as the plans. specifications.
tSuinates and p~rofiles for the sewer de-
scrioed and proposed In this resolution:
Ana be II furtner resolved by the coun-
Gil or the Town OF WRrwood that the
method OF paying for the said sewer, as
Vol ny all necessary costs and expenses
thereof or connected herewith. shall be
paid by the issue and sale OF bonds OF
Issued IN anticipation Of the collection
OF special assessments to be made
against the abuttinE property owners as
! iONided In section 2 OF chapter 8 OF the
i~slature OF 1905. SaHd assessments shall
be payable In ten installments as pro-
Nldeu for In said section ? Of said acts
OF the extra session Of the West virginia
I legislature OF 1908.
Thereupon Frank Marsh. a member OF
the council OF the Town OF Warwood.
moved tlat SANG resolution be adopted.
SAID motion was duly by John
council OF the Town OF Warwood and
theieupon an Aye and Nay" vote was
taken watch was as follows
Ayes" Q. Nays o. said resolution
having received al the votes present. the
same being more than three-fifths OF all
tre council Of said Town Of WarwoOd.
was declared adopted.
o. ,aur4e- y Miller. recorder Of the
Town Of WHrwood. DO certify that the
annexed ana foregoing is a true and cor
rect copy 81 "a resolution passed by the
council OF the Town Of warWood. at a
regular meeting held on June I4th. 1912.
CHAS b MILLER.
Recorder OF the Town u warwood.
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Rsaomption OF Bonas Houoe.

or the drawing for redemption OF
Bonds OF the Loan OF 1855. OF the City
OF Wheeling.
Notices hereby given by the Commits
Sioners OF the Loan OF 1855. OF the city
OF Wheeling. West Virginia. that on June
lzth, 1912. pursuant TO the requirements
OF the ordinance OF said city passed
May IL. 1855. entitled An Ordinance TO
provide FOR the issue and sale OF Bonds
OF the city OF Wheeling 10 be known as
the Bond OF the Loan Of 1858. and for
the redemption and payment thereof and
providing for payment into the city
Treasury OF certain amounts from reve-
nues OF the Gas and Water Works" the
following described Bonds issued under
the SAID Ordinance were duly determined
BY lot by said Commissioners for re-
dempton and payment on the first day
OF July. a u 1912. to-wit.
Bonds OF $500. O0-Principal zach num-
bered as follows. O-~sO-S4-s6-s9-gA
Total $4,000 90.
Bonds OF $1,000. OO-PrincIpai each
numbered as follows. ll5-l2S-ISI-zs2-
-2t-2fs-256-a2-.
Total $4,000 90.
said bonds SO determined VIII be re-
deemed and paid az the Bank Of the Ohio
valley in the city OF Wheeling. West
Eirgtnta. on and after the FIRST day OF
July. 1872, and said bonds 50 determined
Will cease TO bear interest from the last
named day and date.
ALFRED Caldwell,
J.. F. SANDS.
Is " PETERSON.
commissioner OF the Loan OF 1855.
le-l5-t
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Redemption OF BOND. notice.

OF the drawing for redemption u the
Main street Bridge Bonds tFirst Seriesb
Of the city Of Wheeling.
Notices hereby given by the Commits
slouers Of the Main street Bridge Honds
tlst SeTIesJ that on June II. pursuant
TO the requirements Of the Ordinance u
said city passed 18th DAY OF March.
1880. entitled An ordinance 60 provide
Tor the issue and sale % Bonds OF the
lity Of Wheeling TO be known a. the
Main street Honas tlst SeuesI and for
the rede mption and payment thereof
he following described bonds ISSUED
4uder said Ordinance were duly deter
mined by LOT by said Commissioner FOR
redemption and ON the first
dap OF July. 1914. to-wit
Bond of $500 HO-Princlpal-l16.
Bond OF $500 Un-Priuripa1=11t
Bond o. .Hu-prtncIpal-lg5.
said Bonds ro determined will be re-
Ieemed and paid az the Bank 81 the ONO
alley. tu the Ciy ~ wheeling. West
h lrginia on ana after me said ffIaf day
~ July. 1919. and said bonds 90 deter
mined viii cease 90 bear interest from
the last mentioned day and date
B VI PETERSON.
l.. p SANDS.
= a MILLER.
% the Main street Bridge
Loan. let Series. Ie-Ib-t
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RECEPTION
rendered New Members Of English
Lutheran Church q Very
Enjoyable Affair.

What was probably the most enjoy
able affair yer held by any church
II M city was the reception Tues
day evening OF the First English Luth.
church. rendered by the cougre.
CATION 20 the new members who were
recently received. tn affair Waa lar
gely attended. over 500 persona being
present. and the Sunday school
rooms. whore the reception was held.
we're crowded throughout the even
ing
The present pastor. Rev. w. s. by
Singer. has been Instrumental in
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Redemption of Bonds.
REDEMPTIoN OF BONDS.
OF the Redemption OF sertso A. Amount
ing TO SIS, oo.oo OF tho Refund
ing Loan of 1907 Of the
Cty OF wheeling.

Notice is hereby given by the Commits
sioners of the Refunding Loan OF 1909.
that on June 10, 1919. pursuant 20 the
requirements OF the ordinance OF said
March -. 1902. and again amended June
10. 1909. entitled: An ordinance TO pro-
vide for the issue and sale OF bonds Of
the city Of Wheeling TO be known as
the Refunding Bonds OF 1902. and for
the redemption and payment thereof"
That the following described bonds
numbered from 1 TO 12s inclusive and
marked Series A. and TO the amount
OF SIS. 10000 said bonds will be redeem
ed and paid at the Bank Of the Ohio Val
ley In the City of Wheeling. West Vir-
ginia on and after July l. 1912. and said
bonds WIZ cease 10 bear interest on the
last named Gay and date.
d. c. LIST. JR..
JAMES l.. MAXWELL,
j a. MILLER
Commissioners OF Reminding Loan OF
1902. 1e-15-t
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a Slavish dance was given at the city
building last evening. followed with a
big supper at one Of the foreigners
homes.
The thirteen new mail boxes will ar
rive IN a Few days and be placed on the
prominent streets. The POSTS are now
being placed.
Miss Mary Horner. who has been Wis
itins friends In WarwOod for the past
several days, has returned home.
william Moore has accepted n position
At a mill near Ashland. Ky. and will
leave In a Few days for the Blue Grass
state.
Police court was a blank last evening.
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Brief River News.

The crest OF the rise. 10 feet 1 inch.
was reached at the local wharf be-
fore noon yesterday. Shortly after
noon the river began TO decline. and
In the evening a stage Of IL feet .
inches was registered.
The Steel City has been ordered
to re-enter the Pittsburgh Cincinnati
trade. and Is expected to pass this
city. en- route for Pittsburgh, Thurs
day.
The Raymond Horner and the Sam
Clark. each with large tows of emp,
ties. passed up stream yesterday.
The Shamrock took the place /of
the Mildred in the Matamoras run
yesterday.
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ATLANTIC CITY T
HOTEL ERONIENAC KEETEcKY

100 yards from Beach. the most popu-
lar sections, between the two famous
piers. central to all attractions: modern
high-class hotel, as rood as the best; ca
pscity 200. Will make very special
terms OF IS up weekly: $3.50 up daily.
large ocean rooms, metal beds,
elevator, baths. phones. superior table.
with white service. table supplied direct
from farm; porches overlook the ocean
and Boardwalk; booklet. W. r. WATTS.
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building up the congregation until
now 90 Is n Of the largest and most
prosperous churches In this vicinity.
Over 300 new members have recently
been received. and Marty all Of them
wer present. last evening
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BEN WOOD


Yesterday afternoon for nearly two
hours exhibitions were given for the de-
location of the r. & o. employees OF this
section by the Red Cross First Aid TO
Injury party, which arrived here in a
special built car from Washington, u. c.
Expert physicians and surgeons were in
charGe OF The demnnstration.
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DIED.

MAHooD-On Monday. June Il. 1919. az
8 a. m, a. his home on South Main
street HrnwoQd, JOSEPH T.. son of
former Mayor Joseph Manhood and
wife. In his 31rd year.
Funeral from me Bcnwood ~ r. church.
thursday June zutn. % 2 p m. Inter-
ment AZ McMerhen cemstery
EEAFT-At Tarkersburz. W. Va. on
June 18Th. 1912. WILLIAM KRAFT.
formerly Of WreelIuE
lnterment at Greenwood cemetery. We'd
neHday June lstn. o. fu O'Clock. a. IN,
upon arrival OF D. a %. train
HUCH-un Monday Iuns o.. 1918. AZ
80 D. IN. Anna Rose. wife ~ Fr-uk
HUGH, On the gath year nt her aEe.
Funeral from her late residence. f109
woods street Thuraf1y morning o.
o.tIu.E requiem nIgn mass 90 the
church ~ The immaculate Conception
at 30 o'clock fnferVcnf at Ne call
vary cemetery. Friends OF family In
vlted
nnoWH-At Atlantic CITY. 81. J.. on
Saturday June ft. 1912. 90 o'clock ..
on, MRS JOSEPHINE BROWN.
Funeral from the Patterson hotel.
FrlIFeunrf. o.. wednesday afternoon
90 o clock Friends ~ the family fu-
NitcI lntrrmenf private NJ Mt Cali
vary cemetery.
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LARGE COAL FLEET
Passed Down the Ohio River Vsster-
day for the Southern Markets4
Other River News.

Taking advantage OF the present
rise in the Ohio. tae coal operators
sent heavy shipments of coal to the
southern markets. and yesterday the
Tornado. Rival. Alice Brown, Volun-
teer. Helen White and T. J. Wood.
each with large tows. passed this city
en- route TO Louisville markets. The
shipments amounted to over $500. 600
bushels.
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FURNISHED ROOMS
FoR BENT

FOR HEHT-Two nice large rooms. fur
uisned or unfuruisled. bath and phone
Location the very best. close 10 business
center ~ city WIN rent cheap for Tn.
summer Phone Sat. Iss2-Y. je-i5-i
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st. n6atthew.n nru.inal.

h musical entertainment to be given
at the st. Matthews church on Thurs
day evening, June %. as previously an
I'M In this column. promises 20 bs
one OF the most entertaining affairs OF
the kind ever held in Benwood.
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SERIOUSLY HURT
Was William Marling, ST.. a. the
Carnesis Steel Company's Mine
May Not Recover.

william MariInE. ST.. was serious
ly Injured yesterday morning whiis
az work boz the mine NJ the Carnegie
Coal company 90 Reiiaire. BE was
pushing n car ont 81 the room when
o. large mass of stone feII crushing
him COB fha ground and severely cut
tins him aHsuf the head and lace. and
PROBABLY inJurinE him internally.
Iho injured man wac removed 20
hIH home "u Monroe street. and Dr.
DO 81 Heath was called and dressed
The injured mans wounds De had
been repeatedly Warned o. the COM
dillon nf fHn fuof hlf failed ~ prop
% up Owing tp the advanced axe
~ tho injured man the chances Tor
DIE ultimate recovery are slight.
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School hoard Mating.

At the meeting OF the Union district
board OF education to be held the latter
part OF this month will be OF unusual
Importance. All the teachers for the
coming school year will be selected
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The funeral OF oseph Mahood. Jr.. who
passed away at his home on Main street
Monday morning. will be held at the
Benwood NJ. Z. church Thursday after
noon at ? o'clock. with the Rev. s. b.
Hart officiating.
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Kanawha. Charleston. 6 a. m.
Indian. Matamoras. IL a. m.
Greendale. Pittsburgh, noon.
Liberty, Darlington, $3.50 D. m.
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WAHrED-To buy copy OF Chronicles
on Border WARFARE" a book descrip-
tive OF the early Indian wars in West
Nirginia and other portions Of the OniO
Valley.
Also wanted to buy any copies OF old
histories OF Virginia and West Virginia,
or county histories. that NAV be on the
market Persons having same will ad-
dress History. care In~teligencer.
uuugWN
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LOST.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Hodee 90 AauufscruFern. Jobbsru. hGsr-
ehanta and Other WlBolsEals Deslsra-
hOTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
lhe state Board OF Control OF the stats
% West Virginia will receive bids daiiv
AZ its oSice at Charleston, West Viz
ginia, FOR furnishing supplies for the
several STATE Institutions. the financial
management OF which IL vested in aaLl
Board. Contracts viii he awarded 70 the
lowest bidders. quality considered. and
other things being equal. West Virxinia
dealers viii be given preference
Isis OF upplte needed Wtl b fur
nlsned biddete on Teoeipt OF equosfu
stating fhe Tine desired.
STATE BOARD or CONTROL
~. Charle.Lon- wei NLraLnlA
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Resembling "a huge pneumatic ham
NOR W o. now rguprrared afr pile
driver. which delivers ita blows 20
rapldI. That o. pile ran not spring
hack between them.
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One of the
Finest Farms
in Ohio County.

2l3 acres. only 54 miles from
wheeling. on Bethany pike. Waddle's
run road and Pogue's run road. con
tanning n 10-room house with large
hall. finished attic n pantry. stone
foundation, " gOod-sized barns. an
old Ice house which has been convert
ed into q stable. two granaries. two
story brick smoke house. corn crib.
two wagon sheds and a hve-room ten
ant house. good apple orchard. a
number Of cherry trees and other
fruit. all cleared except about ~
acres. which Il IN good timber. al
buildings In good condition. easily
considered one Of the best and incest
laying farms IN the coonty. We will
explain anything regarding n. AZ We
have been over the farm. Cheap AZ
$4,000 an acre. Easy terms.
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WANTED-TO BUY
HARDwoop caoss ms WAITED
ron nnmM

We want mixed oak birch. beech md
maple INs-suf. aawn or newu Two or four
sides Inspection ~ loading point
taaH urnn receipt 81 shipping f1ru-
menfa
ABERDEEN LrMHrP Cn
my-a2-st-Wed rIttaburFh.
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o SAIL

typewriter. coed condition. II.
J. smith. go Main 81 Bell STIR.
Eafl f2bT-N ap-2a-tf
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Cleaning An the streets.


street Commissioned Cooke, with a
large gang Of men. began yesterday Civ
ing the streets a thorough cleaning.
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FOR RENT


ron RENT-Two nice large rooms. fur
nished or unfurn!sned. BATH and phone.
Location the very best. close to business
center OF city. VIII rent cheap tor tho
summer. Phone Nat lS92-Y. je-l5-i
ron HEHT-New. modern S-roomed
house. IN Woodlawn. all conveniences;
possession at once. See w. H. Nichols.
Leatherwoot. Bell phone 2S9-J Alien
helm. my-l5-tf
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Tuesdays Boats
Wednesdays Boats.

Shamrock. Matamoras. 2 D. m.
Liberty, Clarington, 4 p. m.
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Bruemmer 6 HHdebrsnd

Funeral Directors and nmhaimaru
Corner Market and 1rrnfv-rrr-~r -.
lelephone- 2oI. opsn da4 and nEht
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Market Street Business
Property, 4Ox135, splendid
retail location.
This property can he pur.
chased on a quiet deal at a
sacrifice price.
Pay as investment.
Full information. Inquire
Of
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

b ertRchV
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEHiAL EMBALMER.
ff22 and ff2s Main street.
Calls Answered u@~ or Nrnt-
Store Phones G2S.
VIC T. Ucrtschy. Rel Phone Ige,.R
G. J Hertschy. Nat Phone ia1p-v
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ron SALE-tOr will trade for lot. part
CASH. : room house. two lots. owner
leaving city. Bargain 20 quick buyer.
located az Riverside. O., Bell phone So
W. bridgeport. je-l7-i
FOR SALB-Fine sorrel horse. -Four
white feet city broke. Call Or.
Frampton. Cor. 1ltn and Market SITS.
fe-Ig-lf
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The Board ~ Review and FrunIta.
NHn Tor ohio county 1851 meet no fHa
court house - raL count son Wrfrea-
day July 3. 1912. "a 30 o'clock n m. O.
review and r~1ualIra frp narreamenf u
ONO county 20 returned ty me nfarssor
Tor Tire vcar 1919
TIE sesssmert ~ the various dis
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SUMNER RESORTS

IT'S NEVER Too HOT ~ Mountain
lake Park on the crest ~ ffe Nurre-
% ee iu a white unF forest uHnffrr and
Ham Iuu fr fNe THbe TUrrNIur Motor.
inr Row lInr. Tennis. Golf Cnmpmrrt-
INK July ftn to Ifth Cfautauaua. Jolly
ism Co., August goth Summer school
July 18Th fo August lafr. dictionary
Institute. July 1str 90 gen ufhfo DTn-
ference july 1oth to August Sun Good
hotels. n0we.Uka boarding houses. With
every modern convenience
summer homes on ~rrnaruahfa frrma
Electric NEft. natural Eaa mountain
spring water. rrwers
Adde'S fFe superintendent.
MOI NTATN LAKE PARK. ND
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HELP.
MISCELLANEOUS

Save time. labor and gas by using
the latest Gas Iron. Price t3.50.
g. u. Emblem. 1879 Chapline at.
Both phones. tei0-tf
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one of Atlantic City's Largest and
Leading Al1-the-Xear hotels
Il y q o
on Oc@~n front, close 70 all attrac-
TONS. Capacity 1000. The location.
have established this as the most
comfortable hotel for the summer.
All baths supplied with sea and fresh
water. running water IN guest rooms.
spacious promenade over
look the famous BOARDWALK. Orchestra.
high class American and
European plans.
A s. Ruksyssr, Mgr.
Joel Hillman. Pres.
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BLEswoRrH-On the ocean front. Vir-
Pier. Capacity 500. Special. $1,000 up
weekly: no extra charges for hot sea
water baths. elevator. spacious porches.
private baths, orchestra. Auto. meets
trains. Booklet. VIM. Hyman. Prop-..
Frank NJ. Phoebus. Mgr.
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FOR SALE

FOR y nigh grade Guernsey
and Jersey heifers 5 20 IS mo. old. J.
F. Nichols. a. -. J.. Elm Grove. W. Va.
Ie-l7-i
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ron BENT
HALLER q BIEBERSON

hsai Estate n rirs Insuranes.
Cor. 1fth and Marfrt SEE.
Dot Phones faa.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-08

$3.50 $3.50 $3.50
DOINGS OF BASE
** ~ < - = =
Yesterdays results:
American League = Chicago,
/; Washington, 0 Is innings).
Boston, S; Detroit, 4.
National League-Chicago, 9;
Boston, 4. New York, s; St.
Louis, 2. Philadelphia, 8; Gin
cinati, 5.
Harry Lord, captain of the
White Sox, put the ball over the
fence in the fourth inning of yes
terdays's fve-inning game and
that run was sufficient to win.
Frank Lange twirled a nice
game, pulling himself out Of a.
hole in the fifth in real Ed Walsh
fashion. In that round, with 3
men perched on the bags, Frank
frightened up and Washington
died. "a
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Bob Groome was on the slab
for Grifith'S men and the 1anky
boy pitched good ball. The only
hit made. by the Sox in addition
to Lords homer was a single
given to ''Shano'' Collins.
H
The rain fell during the entire
contest and considerably ham
pered the work of both teams.
The game lasted long enough
for Buck" Weaver to pull off a