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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-22
BANKERS TAKE A
GAME FROM THE
VICKERY & HILL

The Bankers took three points from the
Nickery & Hill bowling team in match
OF the City League rolled Saturday eve
nlns al The Y. NJ. c. A. alleys. Paquin
and McCausland bow'led high for the win
ming team while Davis and Stephenson
held the honors for the Eickery & Hill
quintet. Thyns rolled the high single
l01. The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-22
ITALIAN FIRE is
RAZING gorilla

''e"e. Nav. 2l-Nia Paris.-It Is
'epar,a .no1icialy m 6isnatchas from
~@' He. Austria, that the fortifica-
"'os n Gorlzia have been almost de-
N."!"a The Italian artillery
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-22
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Can't. and Mrs. Thomas Clerk re-
turned on the Pullman Sunday night
from Southwest Harbor, where they
had been closing up their cottage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-22
ADJUSTMENTS
COLONIAL THEATRE

"Ths Cavern Of Death" Episode No.
g." Neal Of the Navy" Edythe Sterl-
ing in Three Reel Feature, Mutual
Weekly. lko Two-Part Comedy
by Colonial Peerless Orches-
ira.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-22
PRESIDENT AND
PARTY WILL SEE
ARMY-NAVY GAME

vest Point, \. Y. Nov. 2l.-Reserva-
'4"iis on the Army side of the Brush Sta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-22
President DeyoteS
Week to His Message

Hopes to Have Document Ready for Printer on
Thanksgiving Day = Representative Fitzger-
aid Urges Inclusion of Outline of Methods for
Raising Revenues to Meet Army and Navy
Appropriations
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-22
William n, caroiH

The death Of William NJ. Cargiu &C.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-22
BANNERS.

The match tonight will be King Birds
VS. Bankers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-22

Wanted-Cook.
Lost-Automobile mud chain
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-30

held off the northern coast. Hamp.
ton Roads is the present base of oper.
'ations' The fighting" win occur at
sea however.
The fleet is divided into two di.
visions--the red and blue fleets. The
actual strategic maneuvers to be work.
ed out are being kept a profound Sc.
cret' None but the highest officers
Of the fleet are advised. The two fleets
are practically sailing to sea under seal.
ed orders.
According to the best information
today, the red and blue fleets will en-.
gage in struggle tor the defense of
Charleston, 5, G., navy yard, the Ports.
mouth navy yard ana test the defenses
OF fortress Monroe, which guards the
entrance to the nations capital and
the Chesapeake.
Conditions on the fleet today were
those Of real war. urim, earnest and
determined as il q real battle. the
opening maneuvcrs of the big ''game "
wrought the bmeiackets TO high
pltch OF excitement. Rails aud super.
structure of batteships, cruisers and
torpedo boats have been hauled down.
me ships are stripped to battle con.
dition.
The present war Aame is of pecul.
iar Importance and interest among nav.
Ia officials Lessons Of the European
war are to be tested. Submarines, bat.
tie cruisers, scout ships and mine LAYERS
are to take an important and larger
part IN the maneuvers. Some Of the
hattleships have been "designatcd' -
as leviOthan battle cimsers. Fuel and
tender vessels have been designated as
submarine craft.
SStratagem of the war game was plan.
ned at the Washington war college.
several problems tested out in the Of.
tlees of the college this year are to be
trled out under actual fighting condi.
hons' Ability of the submarines, with.
OUT other support, to successfully de.
fend harbor entrances similar to that
OF hampton Roads win be tested.
Naval hydroplaues win also take part
m the war game MS scouts. Rough
weather practice with the air craft
Is hoped for-to test their ability to
return to their stations In heavy seas.
Ngnal practice aud torpedo tube drills
will also be given.
Upon the war game depends to a
great extent the policy of naval de.
tensc to be adopted by the coming con.
gross The success Of the submarines
wiz he factor in determining how
extensive the submarine building pro.
gram viii be-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-30
AMERICAN NAVY
BEGINS WAR GAME

Norfolk, w. Va, Sept 3O.--While
naval forces of Europe are in death
grips, the IT, s. navy today was play
ing at war. The gray fleet Of Admiral
Fletcher, comprising over eighty YES.
sells was stripped for action-but Il.
gainst only an imaginary foe. Actual
war conditions prevailed among the
thousands of blueiacNcts and marines,
but their sham battle was in marked
contrast to the real conflict abroad.
For the next few days the semi.an.
nual "war game" will occupy the on
tire Atlantic fleet. The battle ground
this fall is off the southern Atlantic
coast. Last spring the war game was
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-30
LIST OF PREMIUMS
(Continued from Page a.N

don, Newberg.
Champion senior stallion--F. C. Wolf
Woodburn.
Champion junior stallion NJ. s
Levy, Union, Oregon.
Grand Champion stallion p
Wolf,
Grand Champion mare-M. $. Levy.
Best show Of ponies aud equipment
special premium-M. x. Levy.
French and German Coach-Cham.
pion seuior stalion--C. r. Glover. New.
berg.
Champion senior mare-B. C. Boed.
igheimer, Salem.
Grand champion stallion - C. p.
Clover.
Grand Champion mare-B. q. Boed.
igheimer.
Hockney-- (Horses)
Champion junior aud grand cham.
pion stalkon-L. c. Armstrong. Oak.
land, Oregon.
Ayrshires- (Cattle)
Grand champion bull. Walter J.
pcmes, Mccoy,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-30
TO STUDY FORESTRY

Missoula, Mont, Sept. 3O.-Word was
received here today that f. H. F. Swain,
district forester at Narrabri, New South
Wales, Australia, was en- route to the
United States to make study of Amer.
lean forest administration for the Aus.
tralian government, He intends to en-.
roll in the forest school of the Uni.
versity of Montana at Missoula and
viii inspect the timber properties in
the state.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-30
HORSE DERA1LED TROLLEY

Tacoma, WASH, Sept. SO.--striking
horse which had wandered on the
tracks, Puyallup trolley car was de-
rallied near Firwood station early today
and four persons were injured. They
are: Mrs. d. H. Hogue, B. S. Hunter,
W. l.. Lagquist and Don Bacon, all OF
Puyallup. Motorman Hoffman was
bruised and cut by breaking glass.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-30
pELAY EXEnuTIoN

Washington sept. President vii.
son today wired Governor spry Of Utah,
TO delay the execution Of Joe Hillstrom,
l. W. W worker, sentenced TO die a,
the hands Of state firing squad at Sal'
Lake tomorrow morning for the murder
Of ]. W Morrison and his son, Arling,
In January, 1914.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-04-15
NORTHWEST FIRST

Imbued with the spirit of the
Northwest was the recent CAM
paign for membership held by
the Portland M OF
COMMERCE, upon the consoli.
dation of that organization with
the COMMERCIAL CLUB. In
four days all records were bro.
ken, 4207 members being Sc.
cured, giving to the City of Port.
land the largest CHAMBER OF
COMMERC in the world. When
the Northwest does things, it
does them on a world beating
scale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-14
AT THE REX.

The Failure. featuring John Emer-
son and large company Of players. will
be shown here today and tomorrow.
The Failure will sweep you along from
scene to scene so that you will almost
live in the thrilling adventures OF the
reporter, who sets out 10 do something
big and fails. The main episodes Of
the play are presented in several mar
velously staged scenes modern
newspaper Office. a court room. with
judge. lawyers, jury and audience
prison-bits Of reality from the very
heart OF every day life. II you like a
general thriller see this photo-play.
Extra, the second chapter of Who
Pay? will he shown in addition to this
feature. In Pursuit OF Pleasure in
three reels of Who Pay? is a drama
with a purpose and will answer big
questions generally asked. The cool.
est place to see the worlds greatest
photo-plays. Coming Friday and Sat
urday. William Farnum in The New
Governor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-14
CONTEMPT CASE
Ioont.nusd FROM Fir.. Par..,

"
Toledo News-5ee which was rem
dered In April Of this year. This
case Is still pending. We'll de-
voted a great part Of his argument
10 a personal defense Of himself
against various allegations which
appeared In publications com
planned Of.
A sensation was caused when
We'll referred 10 the publications
as lies and the author as liars.
Judge Blizzard Jumped 10 his feet
and demanded that Well eonfne
himself 10 facts and declared that
he was making statements that
he would not dare TO make out
OF court We'll retraeted his state
ment so far as the personal refer.
ences were concerned and apollo
gized.
A very considerable portion Of
Wells address was devoted TO the
general d scussion Of the saetity
Of the courts and the necessity OF
protecting them against criticism.
Most Able Argument.
Judge John n. Holt OF Huntington
concluded the argument for the de
Tense and for over three hours held a
large and sympathetic audience In
rapt attention explaining the law
points and AZ times devoting some at
tention to Mr. Well and the pubiica
tons Of which he complained. Judge
Holt argued 40 length the two LEGAL
contentious for the defense.
First. that the publications com
planned Of did not constitute contempt
under section 725 OF the Federal Stat
ute because they were not acts com
mitted In the presence OF court or sc
near thereto a. 10 impede the opera
lions Of justice.
Second. that the appointment Van
dcryort a. "a Master 10 take evidence
was Illegal and a nuilty from the be-
ginning
on the second point no reviewed Tho
history 81 tho case showing the Manu-
facturers LIGHT A. Heat company had
applied Tor on injunction restraInina
the Public Service Commission from
enforcing its order as to rates That
the court had refused the Injunction
and the company had thercupon taken
an appeal 20 tho Supreme Court of tho
United States ln the question az in
junction tho whole issue between OBJ.
Public Service Commimssiou and fhf
Manufacturer Lirht a. Heat COMPANY
had been raised and the appeal had
.sken the whole case to tho Supreme
Court 40 case. hr claimed could pend
I'm Two courts or tho same time The
appeal operated to take tho case from
judge Dayton s court and uuilIfed on,
action rOnrrrrInE Che case iu Iudrf
Daytona court until fhr appeal had
been passed upon Therefore hf
claimed That tho appointment OF Van
dfrF0rf aH master uaa void and anuf
iy. The appointment being void I'M
~ No contempt could have boon com
rIi'ef hr reference 0r publication con-
corning fHr master 1r hIa urrUcr.-srr.
Dissertcf kir-f Opinion
ON tHr hr.f point referred t0 above
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-14
TRUSTEES SALE.
Trustees sale OF valuasIs city Proper,

".
10y virtue OF the authority vested IN
me BY Two deeds OF trust executed by
the Nv sCkol Polsk Ochotnicy koscIusx-
ko' = corporation. ths first bearing Date
OF record In the Clerks OFFICE OF the
county Court OF Ohio County. " est Viz
gInia, ~ deed Of trust book No. l03 At
page 25h. and the second bearing date
Mach j.. 1914. and recorded IN the
clerks Once aforesaid. In deed Of trust
book No. ia at page -. and also by the
Of ohio County. McsT Virginia. by order
entered On the 20th day Of May 1915.
anu entered in Chanccry order Book No.
y. OF part .. OF said Court. 1 will sell
at public auction at the north front door
OF the Court House Of ohio County, on
Tuesday. the 27th day Of July. 1915.
lowing described property.
M or the following described two
pieces or parcels OF land situated In the
Slty OF wheeling. ohio County. West
Virginia, together with all the buildings.
improvements and fixtures thereon. and
the hcrcditiments ana appurtenanccs
thereto belonging. together with all the
furniture ana fixtures In the buildings
and improvements on the said land and
belonging 20 the first party and used
or INTENDED TO be used BY the first party
in operating and maintaining the said
buildings and improvements for the pur-
poses for which they have been erected
OF provided Tor. said lots or parcels Of
land icing more particularly described
as follows:
i. The north one-half Of lot No 81 In
tho la Grange Addition TO the city OF
wheeling. in OHIO County West Viz
GINA which half lot H. situated on the
east side OF Wood street between 4fth
AMI 18th Streets m said city Of Wheel
INK, this being the same property that
was heretofore granted ana conveyed 10
the said first party BY Caroline Frye and
Dennis Frye her huS band. b. deed bear
ing date on the 9th day OF April. 1911.
and nov Of record In the office Of the
Oiefk % the COUNTY Court Of ohio Coun-
~. West virginia. in deed book No. 135
2. The second tract Is the south one
half 81 Lot No. ~ and the north one
hail of lot No. % IN the La Grange Ad-
County. West Virginia said half lots
abpve-n entioned are situated on the east
side Of Wood street between f4th and
10th streets IN said city Of wheeling
being the same property that was con-
yeyed O. the said first party By Eliza
beth v. Stevens and clyde stevens. hcr
husband. b. deed bearing date on the
5th day Of April. 1911. and now or rec
ord in tho Clerks Officc Of the County
Court % ohio County. West Virginia. In
Deed Book No. 1S6 90 page $40.
Terms OF sale.
bnc-ffuh uf the purchase money. and
as much more a. the purchaser may
ana the remainder OF the purchnse
money Co. b. divided into four equal an
nual payments. the purchaser giving his
NOTES with approved security. said notes
bearing interest a. sin per cent per
auuUm from date. interest payable semi
being Withheld until the same o. fully
paid for.
ls-.7-lo-jy-7-14
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-14
CONDITION CRAVE
rhouas Glover Nay "a. Of rnjur4s. sus-
tAi1ed Nha4s Atdtng Wreck Grew
A. nouaagvfile.

run tne res holds Memorial hospital al
tsieucais Ncrc 90 th~ effect that Thomas
.,tntTr. ~ - a. srrlnusiy lniured a.
Neauosflll Monday evening. uas bon a
NcrN critical condition. bot aftrudfnE
Fh1-fctau- Nsr. entertaining hopes Tor
nis rveofcrf. although he condition
Vas very EraNe-
Mr. Glover d. a resident % McMschen.
and Nas employ "a a. one % the wreck -
INK crew 90 thc a. A AZ. The crew was
a. MouudSNllls. Monday night replacing
a couple - derailsd cars on the tracks
~ the ian-ifna mine siding. when liE
iron nar lu some naN struck GLOW fr
along eide the head. iufliCtiug IA dan
Ceruns injury.
since MonuaN evening he has not re-
gained con~CiwusneEs. although short
time yesterday Afternoon he Vas semi
conscious. Mr.. Glover has wife and
two childreu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-14
VANCE MEMORIAL
ANNUAL OUTING
ny MEMS BIBLE CLASS WAS A
oEAFD AND UNUSUALLY
EEJoYABLE AFFArR.
Dinner Served Under Spreading Trees,
interesting Athistie Events and
Prizes Awarded.

The annual outing or the Mems bible
CLASS 90 the Vance Memorial Pres bVfer-
w, w ehuf,n o. Moodsdale yesterday AZ
nla' nefs Grove. was attended by no 81
the class. 8 splendid program IL field
p.IlH MtH carried out The chief event
81 The forenoon .vas the base baIl game
married men won n Co. q '' i"'
Following the hail game an elaborate
linufr was served hE fHH rrrunhara D"
the trees
81 trr conclusion ~ che dinner q mock
court was held nt which Oh B. Paxton.
rr' .i1n1 aH Judge and number I'D fEa
prom ncht men on The ground were ar-
~ trial charged with various offlnar-
AmUnE those tried we're Mraarr No.
,.r perjury Mckowu. fur petty larceny
f,..i." s..'eninE .peed limit.
making f4rea and Ebrinr. for faEfrr
picture Without permit AN I'D fre
d9etgndant7 had splendid lawyers to de-
TEND and argue their respective cases.
AIl ~ tho parties up f0r trial either HaH
their case dismissed nr had n ar..aIf
hnr imposed upon them ~ the Judge.
ihe rIite. awarded t1 each 81 the vie.
SHOE sorting contsst-obarHe Jack.
Fat mems race charles H. Rove.
large stick ~ candy.
Teen meu.s raee charlie Jackson
Thurman uHrsitarrov rsss. Rove. And
lionatfr. each received moi au-day suck
ls'r frog rors Dudley and cans
rlus urhrHE contest. hr.b Mathews
N''.' .I. ff'". baseball Err.r was
f,is a...ts '' ,.l ''. srd l,ans. BE
COULD r.nf he present fHrIre tFe dsr al9
..F h.r.flf frHiH leaving fna ..I.
point rrI. 1890 ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-14
REDEMPTION OF BONDS


District Ranroad Bc-ds 90 ne rahsn Up.
~ a Regular Session OF the County
Court held for the county OF Barbour.
state ~ West Virginia. AZ Philippi al
TIE Court House uf said County. on the
lth dny of May. 1913.
TIE fonowing order was entered Of
"It be- ordered tnat notice Of the
intention OF The County OF Harbour To-
fnr orr certain out stauIIUa District
Railroad Bonds. b. published Tor 80 daya
in thc Wheeling Intelligence. n daily
nrw eIuprr published iu the city ~
Wheeling West Virginia and in SAID
notice it shall be- set form that the auu-
Der of Bonds desired 10 b. paid OF and
taken up under this order shall be-
Eleven tib in mum her. which fncIu1r
-Four co ~ valley District HatI0rnd
l,nnlF mum red Two Co Five inclusive.
Tor i've Hundred Dollars each. and &c.
seed - fhH county Court uf Barbour
county. and date August g. 1855 Nuu.
been taken 49, and cancelled
The remainder q fnr Eleven ffft.
p nds. being Seven t1l % Uarker u.a-
irict Railroad bonds numbered one Co.
seven inclusive Tor FfNr Hundred DHI.
lars each. issued b. che county Court ~
harhour County. and bCariuE date ~
And 90 is ordered that the Sheriff ~
faid county cease payment 10 Interest
~ said Ilrds a. ths expiration of ssid
a cer from the record
Aff.afs
g D. HOFFMAN. clerk
mJ.I1 .Hu-gf-o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-14
STRIKE WAS SHORT
Ninsrs Returning 20 work After Learn
ing mat Contracts for Scales
Havs Been Awarded

The strike az several OF the Eastern
ohio mines which went into effect Mon
day because the scales for the new run.
of-mine system had not been Installed.
was short az the minos that were idle
will resume this morning The men
learned thct tho contract for the scales
had already brrn fet and owing o.. 3D..
facf that several orders are fr fHre
could not b. nIled on scheduled ff0.r
Ine men agreed Co. return fu WORK a.f.r
told fhrf The scales will b. InafafflF Il.
soon nr possible
The miners employed fn The WhrafIrr
ifcek milne ~ The I.nrHIu Goal A fI..r
company we're rreHfIF aurrrIard frrfrr.
nnN morning whrn they were n.fIr..f
lhaf fhc mine would ho boarded Tn lrffI
the hrHf ~ Arril on account OF fHl T.
PRECISION fn business ThIr rrrar- u.-f
over f0ur hundred men who arr a-
rInred In fhe mine wlI be compelled d.
sea employment elsewhere
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-14
PICTURE LECTURE
NJ W. o. MeCiusksy OF Trip Around
world Mighty Pleasing
20 Audienoe.

large audience OF men enjoyed the
interesting lecture ct the Thomson N
=. church. last night b. ". -. McCius-
key. MhcelinEz best knoNn world tour
1T and lecturer The affair was Eivcn
under the auspices OF the Thomson
Mems club
Mr. McCiuskcy told Of hts entire trip
around the world illustrating his talk
With stcreuptican scenes OF the most inn
portant points OF interest from the Pa
ciflc coast through Asia Africa and
Europe. He took up each point Of In
terest and described them eloqucntiN
and interestingly. The views are among
the best ever seen here In illustrating
the strsngc customs OF people OF for
ciEn lands
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-14

the facts shown b. the records would
justify the publications themselves
Judge Holt concluded his argument
about sta o'clock. The court then stated
that the case would b. taken under ad-
Nisement on the motion TO quash and
the arrangements TO postpone further
hearing were made.
A large number OF prominent people
who have been here To attend the hear
ings Will leave Elkins tomorrow. Gov
ernor Hatfield. Auditor Darst Adtutant
General Bond and q very large number
OF the respondents personal friends
from farksrsburE and elsewhere have
been In attendance through the entire
hearing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-14
ANNIVERSARY

Vi Nliam Hares Birthday Brings
Many Old And Dear Friends To
his Home.
The eighty sixth anniversary Of the
birth OF william Hare was celebrated
yesterday at HE home No. - twentieth
street. During the Afternoon and even
ing many friends and relatives Of Mr..
hare called To pay their respects 20
one OF the oldest residents Of Wheeling
Mr.. Hare was born IA Pittsburgh aud
came TO this city In 1859. and has made
he home here ever since. lie r. mem
Der OF the hrm Of William Hare's sons
OF Fourteenth street. Mr.. Hare h. sun
hardy and bears his years we'll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-14
HEPTASOPHS OUTING
OF Warrington. Pa. VIII Arrive This
Morning 20 spend Outing a.
wheeling RarN

About nNc hundred Hcptasophs OF
Washington. Pa. viii arrive over tho
baltimore a Onto this morning to Elm
Grove. and take traction cars TOR wheel
INK park Go spend their annual outtnF.
splendid program has been arranged
for the day, including dancing In tho
afternoon and evening. Members OF the
party viii carry their own band The
of last year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-14
RECEIVERS NOTICE
REcEIVEH's SALE OF Goal
PROPERTY,

BY direction Of the United States
court I viii offer at public sale iu
front Of the Court House. SteubenNtlte.
ohio. to the highest bidder. but FOR no.
less than tl1.ooo.oo. on Friday. JULY
SUN. 1919 ~ one o'clock. y. NJ the coal
mine Or The Dexter Coal Company 10
Gated near brilliant. jefferson COUNTY.
simple and lands under ROYALTY CON
tracts together with all the equipment
OF said mine
TERMS ash.
For particulars address T. G. Auit.
Receiver. Steuheuvtile Ohio
copeland, Lewis & Linduff Attorney.
jy-1f-et
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-14
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Notice 20 n1Anufaotursrs. Josssrs. Ne

Notice 20 Manufacturers. Jobbern, Msr-
chants and Others wholesale Dealers
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
the state Board OF Control OF the Stat.
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
at Its office at Charleston. West Virgtnta
Ter furnishing supplies for the several
State institutions. the financial mans Es-
ment OF which II vested IN said Board.
Contracts will be awarded TO the lowest
Didders, quality considered and other
things being equal. West virginia deaf
ers viii be given preference
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
nishcd bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
Ja-1-tf Charleston. West Vir9ipt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-14
WANTED-MALE


Losr-From an autou,ohu. b~t~e~,
trldEernrt and tnlrrstu one man y
cat ttuner viii call National fr.rr.,
~. wheeling or ksil phone .IE
Nhseuug. suitable reward Nill D. nsfi
1N.il-t
LoST-s1o IN papcr money. .fth.r .,,,
car between Valley Grove or h.t,s esri
west NirEtnis Traction station ant Wet
Ni'Aanogr National kauk Finder re-
luin o. ~ 81. himmins. a. Valley grove
aud receive reward
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-14

Persons who purchar-s atocE 81
ne =. ~. Hraceg COMPANY promo
tsrs o. enc uourfs roId mine. nav
learn SON sfhinE 90 their advantage
~ addressing atock. caro The intel.
ngfucers stating amount % Bur
chassa thsy have made
invita-