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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-22
POP GETTING
A REAL TEAM
SIGNS UP BUNCH OF NEW PLAY
Frs AND THEY ARE PRODUC-
ING THE GOODS.
Two View Ones Show Up Yesterday Ana
Catcher withrow worhs-Utaiity
Man From Pirates Arrives
@Aeleaaea Handed.

At the present rate Pop Shriver IL go
lng ne VIII have a complete new team
within a short time. The silent mana
ger said at the beginning OF thu season
that he would finish in the first dIvis-
ION n he had 20 do that thing soon
after the beginning Of the season his
players went into slump and general
~ they have been doing bum playing
since the third week Of the race Pop
started right IN TO hand out releases
aud the only old faces that remain are.
Archer Reilly at third, Frank NeSpo a.
second, Dutch Meister In center field
and Mike O'pay IN right. with Of course
Davis. WetZel and Johnson a. slabbISts.
Yesterday Pop, Punch Knoll and TIM
pire Handihoe. had quite an argument
as TO whether or not the StogIe roster
contained the names OF more than Il
players. Several former Wheeling play
they were not there for the purpose Of
taking any part They Mere simply in
terested spectators and had ali beer
released prior 10 the start Of the con-
test Roy Stricklin. Of Dallas. one Of
the promising young pitchers Of this
section was at the park yesterday for a
workout. He has not as yet signed any
contract but n no keeps showing the
quality Of stuff that is being shown he
may. be given a chance with the Smokes.
Mullaney was released yesterday and
Catcher Withrow Of the st Ioseph
team came to take his place WifhroW
T. some backstop and has n wing that
will make the base thieves look TO
r. expected 20 add greatly TO the
strength Of the team.
Fred sweeney. formerly Of the Pr
rates. arrived In town during the after
noon lie o. a general utility man and
may be used either In the infield or ont
field. n he shows the proper material
he may stick Mullaney. Bell and Bcro
we're released yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-22
DAVE SAYS:

II a man who said ne could
find relief from the hot wealth
er only by sitting i'm his
bones were here he would
lind the krauS-Made Summer
Clothes equally effective.
Palm Beach Skeleton
Clothes for men and Young
men look so cool and feel 50
cool that you imagine YOU can
hear the tapping of the waves.
They're made Of real Palm
Beach cloth. too, that soft linen
with ePongee weave and color.
And they're tailored with a
thousand little Projections.
For this rare combination ~
smartness and comfort YOU pav no
more than YOU DO for the average
so-ealled summer suit
Weather for today: Cloudy.
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derson. after fouling several. and getting
tromhol1 IN hole. singled 10 right.
Nespo and Reilly scoring. Anderson WAS
out trying 20 make second. Two runs.
one hit. one error.
Second Inning.
Crete singled 10 right. Aftermath flied
10 SissuE. kibble out. Nespo to And.r-
SOC. Fromhilz singled TO right. Crete
scoring. Mathews out Nespo 10 Ander-
son. one run. one hit. no errors
Sisson went out. Mathews 10 CRETE.
Nithrow struck out. Wetzel out Prom
holz 20 Crete. No runs. no hits. no err
rors.
Ninkelman out Metzei to Anderson.
itauger out when Mci-ter chased his
long Fly To the center field fence knoll
singled over second and took second and
thlrd when Lear muffod withrow y
throw. Hauser struck out. No runs.
one hit. one error.
o'Day singled TO right. Nespo fied
out 70 Knoll Reilly up. O'Dsy took
second on Wild pitch. Reilly flied to
Hanger. Meister doubled 10 right. O'Day
scoring Meister took third on a villa
pitch. Lear walked but was out trying
20 steal. Hanger TO l(ibble. one run.twO
MIS-. no errors.
FOURTH Inning.
Grefe filed out 10 Nespo Aftermath
flied to Sisson. kibble struck out. No
runs. no hits. no errors.
Anderson hit the FIRST ball pitched on
the nose Tor home run. the longest hit
seen on the grounds this year. IL went
Tar into center. Sisson out. Eibble to
Crete. withrow flied 70 Hanger. Wctzcl
struck out ono run. one hit. no errors.
Fifth Inning.
fromholz flied to Ncspo. Mathews out
TO ODay. Winkclman famed. No runs.
no hits. no errors.
O'Day singled to left. Nespo hit TO
short. forcing O'Day. Reilly singled 10
right. Meister flied out 20 Matthews who
made pretty catch. Lear walked. fill-
ing the bases. Anderson. Who smarked
out a home run on his former appear
ance. was given.a big hand but flew out.
NO runs. two hits no errors
Sixth Inning.
pDay pulled down hangers fly 60
center 4fter "A long run. Lear made q
sensational stop Of Knolls liner and
tossed him out. Hsuser flied TO Nespu.
No runs no hits no errors.
Reilly out. Aftermath 90 CRETE. Mcis-
ter out, Mathews TO Crete. Lear flied
To Knoll No runs. no hits. no errors.
CRETE flew out to Meister. Aftermath
went out. Reilly TO Anderson: Eibble
drew a Unse on balls. but was caught of
from Wotzel 90 Anderson. No runs. no
hits. no errors.
Reilly went out. Aftermath to Crete.
Mcister w=s out Mathews To- Crete. and
Lear flew out 60 Hanger. No runs. no
HIS. no errors.
Eighth inning.
Fromholz Flew out to Meistcr: Math-
cwS went out Nespo to Anderson. and
Wrinkle Flew out 10 sisson. No runs. no
hits. no errors.
Anderson came ur and on the first LalI
pitched liitCd IL over the loft field
fence for his second homer 81 the game.
Sisson went out Mathews TO CRETE:
Withrow went out Fromholz to CRETE:
Wc'zci Flew out 10 Winklemsn. one
run. one hit. no errors.
Ninth Inning.
iisuCer went out. Ncspo % Anderson:
Noel fooled out Co SissOu. HauSer Flew
OUT 90 Mcistcr 30 runs. no hits. no
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-22
TO TOUR COUNTY
sunday School Officers To Hold Meet.
ings At Various Points During
Summer.

Plans have been perfected by the Ohio
County sunday School association to
conduct Sunday school special sessions
tlI through this county. hTe tours viii
Do" made boo automobiles The meetings
Will ho Ir charge 81 D. c. Tseonhart
president ~ the association. while the
remainder ~ the Tarty will h. made M
~ Mrs. Frank Wait. elementary super-
iuteudeut q. q. Heans. county aarro-
tary p. B. Porhzt. religious secretary
n the wheeling v ". O. A.. Guy Pry or
and Miss Mary Wayman.
The first meeting was held sunday
evening a. the Bethlehem chapel Past
Tucuty-ninth str hTe next tour
VIII Do on Thurs.ty evening when q
meeting viii be- held a. TriadclphIa The
intention ~ the members ~ the party
o. tH promote more Interest in Sunday
school work in this county. Tho tours
VIII he made fo various points AZ reru-
lar intervals al over Ohio county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-22
EPISC0PALIANS
Held Annual outing at wheeling PArr
Yestsrday-6evoral Pionics Sche-
duled This Week.

Tho annual outing and picnic Of the
Protestant Episcopal Sunday schools
u tho city. held Yesterday At Wheeling
Park. was well attended and the cay
proved a very pleasant and enjoyable
one. All ~ the park amuse ments were
well UatroniZed.
Lutheran Day will be observed a. the
park today By all Of the Lutheran
churches % the city and vicinity. ~ a.
FULLY expected that several hundred will
be iu attendance should tho weather
prove favorable. The program arranged
for the event H. attractive IN every dc
tail. ana number Of prominent men
are scheduled 20 make addresses
The Junior -. z. \. " and Daughters
Of America Of tho ohio Valley will hold
their picnic on Thursday. while the
Presbyterian church will hold their ptc-
mic on Friday. The annual outing Of
-. Alphuusus church and school will be
held on Wcducsdav
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-22

IN AMATEUR AND
SEMI-PRO WORLD.


Tho Ashland Stars ~ RcrVood. viii
ritN tho Glendale fr5eucndcnta this az
tgTuuuu 90 O'Clock The battery FOR
the stars will DC Davis and Phiibum
Tho Martins Ferry independents
would like Co arrange games Tor sunday
" i'm the following teams Rellaire 8.
g.. Fulton y g.. or the T. l.. Sttfel n
accepted answer through the lntelli-
Eercor.
1u one 81 the rrettiezt games PLAYED
This season the NidWHy 4. e.. took tho
Virginia lndeuenderts into camp by the
score OF f0 t1 o. one feature % the
game WAS tho home run 81 Dixon.
knocking the pin ont 60 left field fence
and another was the stick work of
FreedlrE with three on base old 'Bo-
Bo" drove tho ball ont Co deep center
scoring the three ON the bases Bell
was tight with men ON the bases. aud
only iu the ninth we're tho MldWays iu
danger. This game was played or the
Midway home lot
Tho s. 4 C's challenge amy 70 ~ IT,
year old team ln the ohio VALLEY FOR
games any sunday. on tho Twsuty-sIVfn
street grounds n accepted. answer
through this paper or D.ll 2sN on either
phone and ask Tor 'EilI Igukins.
~ wuusm.town. Mass Dartmouth.
E.. Williams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-22
TIGERS DErEAr oIAUrs

TplsEbD. 3D.. June 2l..A ninth fr-
nlnE rating rally gave am exhibition
and The Detroit American league. t1 r.-
froit Nv score OF 20 g. Eleven tNHfra-
and employee uf "a local automobile cone
corn saw the game. cobb who faced
Mathew son Tor tho first time. rr.urf
me star. getting two hits our OF three
.ll.s running Wild on the PATH
Detroit .. q q ri r.
Mathew son. rerrif. ~HhHuer and Nov
orc. smith. holland and Mckee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-22
BOY KICKED ON
HEAD BY HORSE
CHARLES. SON OF ALFRED oRAEBE
Suffers SERIOUS INJURY
Rushed To North whssling Hospital
where Operation IL Performed
Last Might.

Charles. the four-ycar-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Gracbe Of Glenn's Run.
just north Of Warwood Is lying IN the
North Wheeling hospital IN serious
condition a. result Of being kicked
on the head by n horse shortly before
o'clock last evening
Tn" child was playing about tho
horse a. his father was feeding the ami
NAL Boo the stabl. when kicked. The lit
~" fellow was rendered unconscious
and after being attended by phySt-
Ciau ne was rushed 20 the hospital
where an operation was performed u
was stated from the Institution early
this morning that the child was resting
ra.llN and has a Chamre To recoNar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-22

TERRIERS SHUT OUT

Special Dispatch " the Intelligence
ERIE Pc. June 2i.-Aldridge pitched
Erie Co. the third straight victory over
Tnrrc HGutc this afternoon giving the
visitors but three hits and holding them
sCvr'lese. The locals played air tight
ball all the way. Score r.. IT. r.
Tcrrc Haute 100 O0OnO-
Erie .......... 900 010O "a ID
Batteries. Nehf and Nsnn. AIdridge
and Martin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-22
BIC REVIVAL
Interest Beng Taken in Services a.
WarWood Christian Church

Wsr~ood Christian Church.
50 the First Christian church of
Narwood unusual interest be- bsIng
taken In fhe revival services heinz
conducted Rev vs. b. Pierce. tba
EVANGELIST spoke to au overflow audi
'rrn Ia.i NIGHT There wcr. four ar
r'- ions end bapisms Th, Junior
choir 0f 81 voices SANG Tonight Rev
ILcrc' VIII preach on tho subject
What Must ] DO to H, Saved
Preparations Tor ON alIday meeting
sunday are being made ff Ia planned
t1 hold scrfIcss af fu O'Clock .u tho
church. in fhe Gem Theatsr az q
O'Clock. three outdoor mcetinrs ir
front of The hose houses boz the after.
noon. and on opcn.air meeting IN tho
rhurrhyard af night Tho Hamilton
Club 0f Wol'ebure 700 strong. viii Do
present OF these meetings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-22
STEELMEN LOSE

So. ria' Dispatch a. the fnf.IIfreurcr
NDl NE~TOWN. o.. June % =grrrd
Rapids welded their war clubs to good
20 aniHEH to-day and again defeated the
50 .Him'u. H co. D. Score. W Do b.
Grand Rapids 1r00r000 fg z
n HYuEefrwn .01n 10000. 4
..HftnrIes Matter aud MDsrav. GRAY.
schmidt and Wagner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-22
Second Game.

Ncw York .... - % ~ o.. .
IN iladcluhIa % a f. u % % u Haf- %
Batteries. Caldwell. Plch and -wee-
uey, Schwert. NuuaWakrr. Bush and
Shswkcy.
Two base hit. Fipp Three has. hits;
Malone. kopf Sacrifice hits. t.aTp.
ShaWkcy. Sacrifice ny. Hsrtzell RsSe
ON balls caldwell s. rich !. ShaWkcy
6. Bush 7. Struck out. Caldwell pich
@. ShaWkey O. Bush 6. Impires
OF .uughIiu and Hildebraud
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AMEHIcAH AssocIATIoE-

At Louisville: Cleveland :. Louisville.
3. 90 iuuiuEsD
spolis.
N Kansas City. Minneapolis. E. Kan
sas city. I.
At Aulwaukee. ST. Paul. S. NffIwau-
kee, 8. tl2 lnniuEs)
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DAYTON TOOK ONE

Special Dispatch 90 the Intelligence.
1T WAYNE Ind. June 2I-Bayt0n
broke 20 WIynsa winning streak bv
winning tu-day's Erme. n 90 e. Jones
Tho score. Il II 81
DAYTON .......... { % % 70 % . % U-E ID
Ft Wayne 1870 900 90 eg=G ~ g
ard Trsr.r
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Two base hits Htgh. Walsh. Strunk
MyluUIs stolen bases High. Maissl
Fiup. Eaumau. Walsh ~rhaug Sagringc
hits. Davies. -aCri0r. fIN. Pcgkinpaugh
Base on balls Heating 8 Bresslor Z.
Bush !. STRUCK ont. k.atlnE H. Bress-
Ter & Bush I. Jmpircs iiildcbraud and
OfI.oughifu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-22
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

~ Jersey city. Newark. g. Jersey
city. ?
AZ Providence: Richmond. II. Provi-
drnce. 3
~ Rochester. Buffalo. ? Rochester.
A. Toronto. Toronto. Q Montreal U.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-22

PITT SHt RGH Pa. June gi-pit,s-
barEh defeated Phiiadelrhia today 30
~ ~ innings. The winning run came
on a single IS Collins Harrroftss .rro~
snd single hy Hinchman In the
tN"lfth Philadelphia scored run on a
ta-r. sarrihce and Ntshofrz single.
IlttsbnrEh came hack iu the same inn
~ and scored a run on two passes and
Murphy'H single Srn~s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-22

Two base hits. Cravath 3. Luderus.
BAIRD. Johnston. Three base hit. Byrne.
Home run Wagner. Sacrifice hits Hyrne
=. Becker. Gibson. stolen bases Kill
FER. Base on balls Mayer .. RiNey b.
Adams I. McQuillan ?. Struck ont.
Mayer :. BiNey p Adams s. McQuillan
]. MamauN !. Umpirc- Hart and Cockil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-22

PHILADELPHIA June ei-Rad pitch
~ - the NsN Nerk tWlrlers save Phil
eoelrhia Two victories today over the
tanSees ~ : 90 iu 10 trrtnrs and 4 !.
20 2. lu the first game the home team
-rorcd four runs iu the fffh iuuiuE aud
nNne only one hit double by Walsh
ana IN the second inning % the CLOSING
- eut scored only tN1 singles aud yet
tAllted rNc runs scores
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-22
DIVIDE DOUBLE HEADER.

WASHINGTON. June Boston and
Washington ,tdcd y double header here
to-day. the NiSiturs winning the first
game tu o. and the locals taking the
second. To- .. in ten innings Hard hit
tins enabled the Rex SoN to take tho
first contest The locals won tho sec
out an iufield hit. was sacrificed Co SEC
und ana scored on N,rEans single. The
scores:
FIRST Game.
r. ". Z.
Eostou ........e OGuOOf O-Slg .
WashtnEt. d. ....1 6G 1u n /
Iattcrtss. Ruth and Thomas. Shaw.
Calm. Hopper and Henry. Atusnith.
Two b~ss hits. JHuN rim. Hopper. Wagner.
Ruth. tias, on balls orr Ruth. :. off
shaw. 4 Off Gallia .. Off Hopper ].
stolen bases. Lewis Noclier. MorgPn.
Struck out By Ruth. Z; by Gallia. ..
I mpirces BIncen end Nallin.
Second Game.
BOSTON ...... .OO0O02O 40 : ?
Washinrtnn....O o . o o 90 T. 10 I
Batteries shore Collins Tennock MAJ =
and CsdN. Thomas. Rochilng and Ain
smith. Two base hits: JanN rim. lady.
Trro, hes, hits. Gamer. Milan Sscri-
flee hits. IlochlinC GandN. Sacrifice
fIN. Speaker. stolen bases Gandii Nor
gan. Mcbride. BoehlinE. Base on balls
OF, shore. .. OFF Collins. I. off B"cnl-
inE 3. struck out. by Collins. .: by
BoohlinC. .. BY PernoCk. O.: By Mays, /.
Umpircs. Nallin and Binccn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-22
ATHLETICS
rAKr TWO GAMES PROM YANxrrs
DUE TO room PITCHrNo or
NANKEE TwIRLLRs
Firr- Session went Tea InninFs-Rsd
Son And Senator's split Doubls Bll
Second oarns ooing Ten
tnntnEs-

= IhNsoelphia :. Ns~ York q
N-NitiIatel rhla ~ Nsu NHrA
flfknston MsshtnEfuu
- " sshinEton e Boston
ofhcr clubs not scheduled
All-ftrst game t.I-Sccund Zane
10 innings
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PIRATES
TAXI ouAKERs INTO cA,rP YES
ILhDAr IN THrRTEEN LINN
uING BATTLE-

John -Honus- Wagasr oziy Got one
MT And That Was . Nome Run
Only oems In the uationAl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-22

To-dAy's Games
NcN lork a. Pm fIphls
Boston 80 Washington
Chicago 81 t1eR Gland
St Louis al Detroit.
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finished. their fimo due time OF srrf,i
and 'hs kind az machine that vaa nj,
dem
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ro-dAy's oamss.
hrook.fn a. H0sfor
ihlisdelphfa 81 New york
flffshurEr 81 Cincinnati
81 Louis-Chi not scheduled
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a.. wWsm.towu. Mass Dartmouth
E.. williams
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Crete flied out 10 Ncspo. Altermat
Tiled To Sisson. kihble struck ont \
runs. no hits no errors.
Anderson hit the first ball pitched o
the nose Tor home run. the longest hi
seen on the grounds this wear IL wen
Tar into center. Sisson out Eibbl. L
Crete. Withrow flied 90 Hanger Wctzc
struck out. Ono run one hit no arrcr.
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Tsstsrday's Results
PittsburEh. 8 phlIssgirrIa 1i- t,-tns.1
Other club not scheduled
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lsfhN ms tnrusIINNIlls they again
Ch'ck'u az luioutowu where 10 was
round that several had lost consider
abIt ufne owing. principally 20 tfr-
itouhle. leaving Gnioutowu and from
therc TO Wheeling % was not only "A
rae win machines. but with riders a.
Tor Two DAYS was beginning to tell on
some OF the riders and whether or no,
pended greatly on their STAYING gtisli.
The Democratic advocate., 1915-03-19
Farmers Want Demonstration.

Mr.. 7. p. Symons, director OF the
extension service Of the Maryland
Agricultural College, was in this city
on Monday and with a delegation OF
about 20 gentlemen and ladies from
the different parts of the county
appeared before the County Com
missioners, in regards to furnishing
an instructor and demonstrator who
- an expert on agriculture work, to
visit the farmers throughout the
county and instruct them I'm the
best manner to raise their products
on the farm.
So many farmers of today are
losing money by raising crops from
some inferior product that they plant
where they could raise larger crops
with the same amount OF money ex-
pended and labor spent. Not only
the farmer is to be looked after
but the housewife is to be instructed
in household duties.
The expense to carry on these
demonstrations are as follows: The
county is to pay half and the federal
government the other half It IL
said that IL will require about $1,000
from our county for their part.
The board has held the matter un-
der consideration.
The Democratic advocate., 1915-03-19
COME ON in
There Are Only Al Candidates For
Nine OFFICES in Carroll County.

Forty-one Carroll county citizens
have already announced themselves
aspirants for the nominations for the
various county offices to b. filled
this year, despite the fact that the
elimination primaries will not be
held until next September, almost
months. There are few offices YET
to be filled by candidates on one side
or the other.
OF the total number eight are in
the field for Clerk Of the Circuit
Court nominations, six Of these can
didates are Democrats. Already the
primary campaign is getting warm.
The indications are that the ma.
jority of the primary contests will bt
the most bitter ever waged in Carroll
county.
4 The Democrats on the face of thu
last registration, have lead ovel
the Republicans on the affiliated vot;
\ by 420.
The registration other than Demo
Gratis and Republicans is distributed
as follows: Prohibitions 103, Pro
gressives 27, and Independents 1853
The four contests which will b,
most bitterly fought will be those fol
the nominations for Clerk OF thu
Circuit Court, Register Of Wills
County Commissioner and Sheriff.
The avowed candidates in the fell
for the various nominations are:
Clerk of the Circuit Court-Demo
crats-E. 0. Cash, Michael A. Doyle
Joseph B. Boyle, r. A. Crawford, w
a. Wilson and George wv. Motter
Republicans-George Ill. Stocksdal,
and Charles III. Diller.
Register Of Wills-Democrat
John A. Zeigler, Thomas K Shaw, R
F. Wells and Samuel Miller. Re
publican-Wiley w. Jenkins.
Nj County Commissioner-Dem
John Q. DeVries, Joseph ID. Wimert
Frank y. Brandenburg and William
N. Yingling. NO Republicans out.
State Senator-Democrat II
D. Warfield. Republican,. Smitl
Snader
Sheriff-Democrat- K. Our
sler, Jesse F. Stem, w. w. Ritter, "
NJ. Mitten and John T.. Freyman. Re
publican-James MI Stoner, Howar
Hyle and T.. M- Mellor, Jr.
States -Democrat-Mich
ael e. Walsh and Charles o. Clem
son. Republican-W. L. Seabroo
and Thodore F. Brown.
County rer-Democrat-O T
Dodrer and William W. Shamer. N
Republicans out.
County Surveyor-There are II
candidates on either side who hav
made their announcement.
House of elegates-Democrat-
G.. Fielder Gilbert. No Republican
r out.
Judge of the Orphans Court-Dem
ocrat-Clinton Thomas, Thomas
Haines, Frederick Harver, John I
Utermahlen and Norris Caple. Re
publican-Solomon Myers and Nose
, M. Troxell
The Democratic advocate., 1915-03-19
@StEArHa The FlE.@

With the approach OF Spring it ID
the duty Of every citizen to direct his
attention to the determination of the
house-fy. This can be done, for it
has been done in other towns. We
want Westminster to be one Of the
"flyless" towns
Now it il impossible for few to do
this Every one Will have to help. 1t
is easier to destroy the eggs than the
fly. By the early cooperation of our
people we can accomplish this.
At first he is only a little worm,
wriggling his tiny grub-like form in
some incubating pile of filth. He is
usually found in the manure pile, the
clubhouse, the hog pen, or the mound
Of rubbish, or garbage In the back
yard. In this condition he is easily
killed, and it should be the duty of
every person to kill him now. The
house-fly could not exist if everything
were kept perfectly clean and sani-
tary- Exterminate the fly-worms, do
away with it, breeding places, and
there will be no flies.
Unless you see the Importance OF
keeping your yards, and breeding
places clean, the campaign and the
town is powerless. Begin now, clean
your yards, your stables, hog pens
and out-houses.
I've, chloride of lime, blue vitriol,
water, crude carbolic acid, or any
disinfectant should be used freely in
all these places.
Last year the campaign paid out
$4,000 and 1900 picture show tickets,
and received in return thirty-five 20
pound candy buckets of flies. This
year W. hope to double our efforts
with double the returns, but W. need
you. Without you we can do nothing;
with you we can be one year nearer
f1yless Westminster.
THE FLY COMMITTEE.