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Evening journal., 1915-08-07

The true bungalow type Of hous
is becoming increasingly popular mi
the east. In the western cities thou
sands upon thousands of the con
venient little houses, five rooms on
one floor. may be found. Their rapid
spread through other sections of the
country is due to a growing appre-
citation Of their excellent features.
In the bungalow picture shown to-
day, there is not single convenience
lacking. The exterior is very at
tractive, the front piazza with its
massive stucco posts giving it n
marked individuality. The sides are
of patent siding, the roof Of shingles.
either weathered or stained to suit
the owners taste, and other little
touches, such as the cobble stone
chimneys just peeping through the
roof, the touch of half-timbered ef-
feet at the peak of the gable. the
swinging easement windows and the
wide terraces at each end of the
piazza, all ft into the picture. and
add their part to the charming ef-
feet.
Commencing with the piazza, 25
feet in length and s feet wide, de-
tailed study of the plan will well re-
pay the readers. The living room is
24Xl2.6 feet, a size much larger than
is TO be found in many a more elabo-
rate dwelling. In the center, direct
" opposite the front door. is fire.
n1aoo IN kppninU with the size Of the
apartment. This may be either of
cobblestones, to match the chimney
or faced with glazed tile, with a tils
hearth. On each side, where il pro
jects into the room is a built-iI
bookcase. The room is amply light
ed, triple swinging window occupy
ing nearly the whole of each side o
the apartment. Beneath each o
these windows is an uncovered ter
Evening journal., 1915-08-07
WRECKED CANOEIsTs HOME.

UAhLlN, n. j., Aug. 7.-Alvab
Karl, Charles Edgar and Emil Hess
ert, Jr. have returned to their homes
after the most exciting experience
they ever had. Starting last Sunday
morning In their canoes for a trim TO
Betterton. Md, by way of the Newton
Creek. Delaware River and canal and
Chesapeake Bay, the boys were
struck by the first storm of the week
near Pennsgrove. In trying TO land
they lost the canoe belonging 10 Ed
gar and most of their supplies. in
cluding their tent. The other canoe
was sent home by rail and the BOYS
returned to Oaklyn.
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here. Opposite this window is the
china closet, which may be as plain
or as elaborate as the owner desires.
Two doors open from the dining
room. One leads into a wcll.hghted
pantry, as we'll equipped with
shelves. closet. cupboard and draw
ers as any fulls sized house and thence
into the kitchen; the other into
central hall, from which In turn ac-
cess 10 the kitchen is gained This
kitchen. ll.axiO feet. may also he
reached from without through a back
door opening into an entry From
this entry also the stairs 10 the base.
ment descend.
On the left of the fireplace In the
living room is the door to bedroom.
l2gNl0 feet, with its easement win
dow. This bedroom opens into the
central hall before referred 10. This
hallway is the key 10 the whole OF
the house in the rear OF the living
room. Besides affording access 10
the diningroom and kitchen. ms al
ready pointed out, the corner he'd
room. also l2aXl0 feet is accessible
from here, and between the two bed
rooms the bathroom. Nor il linen
closet omitted. Closet room abounds,
there being four good sized ones. two
in each bedroom, somewhat un-
usual feature. An abundance OF
light and ventilation is provided by
the profusion Of swinging windows
all over the house.
Arrangements have been made with
the architects TO furnish estimated
cost OF construction or other infor-
nation desired regarding the house
illustrated. They also invite our read
ers to make suggestions for plans
they would like illustrated in the fu-
ture. Please address all correspond
ence to Ashley and Peterson. Spring
field. Mass
Evening journal., 1915-08-07
FOR SALE
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
EAST SIDE.
2i5is Walnut st.. n r 4 b. good condi.
tion.
26 E Twenty-fourthh ST.. r, B, p & II.
52s Nandevcr Ave. 3 r. B & =.
72a \. Tenth 81. rooms. severed
5l5 Spruce St.. rooms, store Good loca.
ton for barber.
Ninth and Spruce sts.. rooms, store Hot
water heat.
WEST SIDE.
sos W. Fourth ST., n r. 8 b.
1929 West St.. r. n.
3i0 Concord Ave. R6B. Square plan.
1906 W. Second ST, y & y. Investment.
% s., Clayton ST., r & b, porches.
1915 West 81, Z r a n.
s3i Van Buren St. o r & y.
1915 DUPONT ST.. z & B.
Houses and lots al Ashley. Rellemoor. Rich.
ardson Park Elsmere, Cedars, Montrose and
Holly Oak
Farms in all locations, from 10 to 500 acres.
SEWELL G.. DOWNS
NO 2os W. NINTH STREET.
u. & A., fs6-W.
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ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT.

Mr.. and Mrs William n. Bland an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter. Miss Adelta Wakefield. 10
Earl Frampton Dawson, of Newark.
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For Sale
Investment Properties
BeIlefonte Heights
NO. sI5 ORANGE ST.
d. a A. Phone, 3fl2.

HOMES FOR ALL THE YEAR"
DC Trolley Fare to any part OF vii
mington.
On the ridge overlooking Delaware
River and having view of surrounds
ing country for miles.
Located on Darby Trolley between
Wilmington and Philadelphia. The
logical location for steady increase In
values. Electric lights. Telephone.
No lots less than 4Ox1O3 "a. Fine old
shade
View this property before purchas-
ing elsewhere; considering the many
advantages. the old shade trees are
worth the price. Plots and full infor-
nation
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race feet wide with a cement hoor
These may be used for an outdoor
sitting room, il being possible TO find
the shady side Of the house at any
time OF day, or they may be bor-
dered with shrubs or lowering plants
with delightful effect Besides the
main entrance, two wide French
doors open on 10 the piazza. serving
as additional exits and admitting
light and air.
To the right of the fireplace French
doors admit directly TO the dining
room l2Pvll.6 feet. Like the living
room, one side OF the diningroom Is
almost entirely Of glass, a duplicate
Of the group window being found
Evening journal., 1915-08-07
REAL EsTATE-FOR RENT.

II OUsE IN ELsMERE. ROOMS,
II bath; all modern improvements. with
or without stable or automobile room. Ap-
ply d. s. Lyman. Phone, iOi5-J. jy23.u.
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FOR RENT
CHARLES W. COODINC.
FOR RENT

S. W. Cor. Eighth aud Jefferson Streets.
ID. 4 A. Phone. A7as.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


IL OR sALE-FINE LOT. as by $50 FEET
II with 12foot alley In rear. Curbed,
severed and street paved Best part Of city.
High class residences all around. Values ad.
vancing viii build house 10 suit purchaser
II desired. Address 2612 ". Seventeenth
street, or y. g. a. phone, AHA.
april f-wcd.sat.N
Evening journal., 1915-08-07

APARTMENTS.
Terrace. Gables. Grace sisr. 200 W. Ninth,
1000 West Seventh and Tatnsl Delaware,
Bellevue, 18th and Tatnall, gath and Wash.
infton Sts.. and others.
Suburban homes for rent at Holly Oak
Montrose, Cedars Richardson Park, Newport
Marshalton and Talleyvills blacksmith shop.
We have a large list Of farms. suburban
and city properties for sale.
See us II you want TO sell or buy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-24
TWO CHICAGO
TEAMS ON TOP
coHsIsrENr PLAYING nv ALL DE-
FAhTMENTS WINS ron CUBS
AND WHITE SoX.
Pirates Crawling Up IN The National
YANKEES Drop To Third In Amer1-
can - DStroit Going BAD.

NEW YORK May 2s.-Chioago Jus,
TOW ~ the star In the center OF the
baseball map. on Saturday its repre-
american leagues. moved TO the front
me tubs turned the trick after their
straight victory from the Boston
on run OF i've straight Victories, two
or them over the Boston Red Sox
worlds champion OF 1914
In the National league. Philad clphla
had occupied the leadership until yes
terday from the FIRST week OF play. and
lost II by Dropping three out 81 four
out Of five. The Quakers dropping. how
ever. ~ not interpreted a. necessarily
meaning that they are out % the posi-
ton Tor good. Chicago has gone to the
'front.' by consistent work against its
opponents.
The Cubs are batting we'll. their
pltehers are for the most part doing ex-
cellent work, and their playing de
served the victory
The percentage tables shows that only
slightly more than 200 points. or ap-
az the. top. from New YORK at the bot
tom OF me league percentage.
ne Boston Braves have all but drop
work while Pittsburrh has been crawl
ing upward. chiefly through efficiency
81 Louis and "a Rroo SaE also have
In The American
IN the American league the drive Of
the White Sox resulted at the close Of
the week. In their vaulting from third
place 20 first. The New Yorks. who had
led. dropped 20 third notch. Clarence
Rowlands team, always a good fciding
comhinauon and equipped with strong
pitching stan. has lately DEVELOPED 4
notable hitting streak
The Yankees had done we'll on the
rohdt gaining the Leadership. nut Iu ST
Louis were ousted from the TOP posi-
tlon RirFewg players. incidentally.
had about the hest week Of tho season
and are making Courageous fnighes.
Detroit only broke even on the week
but today quito lareed the Athletics
boston disappointed ua followers bv
Cropping three out Of four games. ana
hhd another defeat today Warhiurt0u
and Philadelphia lost tuo-thirda 0f
theN games. but with Walter Johnson
outpitchinE Guy Morton today the Ma.
tionals easily defeated Cleveland
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WIN
FROM BELLAIRE
LEADERS OF OUTLAW LEAGUE
TAKE LONG END OF 9 TOO
SCORE.
LIE Clair, Pitching for the visitors,
Showed Pine Porm-selis Touched
Up For Mine Safetios.

Playing the same calibre Of baseball
that has placed them al the top of the
Federal League. the Pittsburgh Ieds yes
terday defeated the BeIlaire Athletics by
the score OF TO o. The contest was wit
Messed BY fully 1900 fans who were
brought 10 their feet a number OF times
by the sensational playing OF the Feds
The game was one OF the fastest ever
played In this section, being completed
IN the remarkably fast time OF 81 MIN
utes, which - colse TO the worlds rec
ord. The majority Of this time Was CON
Eumed In chasing the smashing drives OF
the Rebels around the outfield.
From start 90 finish the PITTSBURGH
LAOS played the game and had Bellaire At
their mercy \ number Of times geIlair.
men reached the initial sack. only 10 bo
held there by sensational fielding Bell
ARE started bad and the Rebels scored
Two runs without a hit. The Athletics
settled down and played a steady game.
nut the Pittsburgh team hit al the on
perfume moment and four more men
crossed the plate.
Lcclaire pitcned a good game for the
heDeIA etriking out nine men and allow
Ing hut i've scattered hits. Sells was on
the mound for Bellaire. but was inef-
fecuve against the heavy hitting Wis.
ltorr. Errors on the part Of his team.
mates contributed a number OF runs 10
The visitors claire was steady AZ
All times and retired the Athletics via.
the strtke-out route twice
The lineup H. az follows.
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where they Will VISIT friends and rela-
ives FOR the next two weeks.
Therman Hedges. principal Of the
Hreggsvillc school. has returned 20 his
home on short Creek. where he will en-
gage In practical forming and the dairy
business until the opening OF school Ia
the fail.
OfiNer Pryor has returned TO his home
after spending a few weeks in Canada
Emory Poffenberger. who is conduc-
Tor on the West Virginia Traction com
pany line. IL off duty on account Of i'll
ness
Mrs. Charles Murray. Of SteubenyIlla
days.
Arthur the young son OF Mr. and Mrs
Christ Hamm Of Edgington Lane. Is in
with an attack OF typhoid fever.
Misses Mary and Ethel Mason OF Pitts
burgh are visiting relatives at EdgewOod
for few days
Mrs. Jane BoEard OF Elm Grove. Is
ness.
Thomas Hawkins OF weIlsburg Is Wis
itng friends at Elm Grove.
Frank Teeman. OF Elm Grove. spent
yesterday at Marietta as the guest oil
friends.
Mrs George Francis Of steubenviIe
~ visiting friends at Fulton FOR a few
days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-24
COLLECTIONS FOR
ANNUAL TAG DAY
AMOUNT TO S2,222.6s DESPITE
lNcLEMENcY OF WEATHER.
Amount Includes Thousand. Dollar
Contribution From Former Sena.
tor Nathan g. Scott.

Although the annual tag day Of the
OHIO Valley General Hospital held Sat
urday was anything but encouraging
so far as weather is concerned, never.
theless the total receipts. amounting
TO S2.222.6S. was more than was tx.
pected. and the hospital authorities
thank the public most heartily for
their cooperation and aid. Former
Senator Nathan b. Scott. as he has
so often done before in charitable
movements Of a worthy character. do
mated the sum Of 81 900 separate and
apart from the regular collections for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-24
MIDWAY WINS
Prom ~ A o. Team on Ha,woo6
Grounds Yesterday b. Score Of
% q Wortman'a Pitch
ing Featured.

Midway a O. ~ pruwooT defeated
Pr. = q OF wheeling. sunday afternoon
on the Eonunof grounds fn one IN ~
Ineet FaucF ever seen Ir the mill town
u} me score % CO. The feature OF
me game waF tho pitching o. Workman.
ne having twelve rfrffa-0ufe and suf.
alinN inE -FOUR scratch hIfa ZEE was on.
Lr'WelF fEhf with mon on bases
reed uuE also dld Woll 20 bat having
Two hts and being hif with b pitched
n1Il out u three trips fq Che plate.
,fnft r'ared nice game f0r o. s. 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-24
NYALS LOSE AGAIN
BenWood Ramblsrs Take Long End Of
60 Score on the bzin Town
Grounds Yesterday.

The Ramblcrs defeated the Nyal A. C.
Yesterday ntho Forty-scyenth street
grounds. b. the score OF 90 g. Noel.
or the Nyal team. allowed but Z hits
ana struck out struck out DO men. hut
errors By his teammates we're reeuon-
elhie Tor hia defeat Hahn for fHa
ftunnlerF. pitched "a good game pef.au
or the ktmblcrs. played star game Boo
lcft held. a. Miller led the teams nd
pa. getting home run and a double.
catcher Mcmahon. ~ the Eamhlcra. had
ringer on bic right hand so badly
mashed that amputation may b. neces-
hary. The score.
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the day. This made a grand total OF
S2.2226S
Following are chairmen OF the df.
ferent ward workers and other sec.
lions and the amounts turned in ar.
ranged according to largest amounts;
Second ward:
Mrs. Sallie McColloch. chair.
Third ward
Mrs. Alfred PAUL, chairman. 3i5 80
Fifth ward:
Mrs. Thomas Moore. chairman SC IS
Seventh ward:
Mrs. James Cummins, chairan 6s 90
First ward:
Miss Eleanor Brandfass, chair.
Elm Grove:
Miss Alma Schmidt, chairman Sc SO
Fourth ward
Miss Jessie McCullagh. chair.
man "a "a
WoOdlawn.
Mrs. Armbruster. chairman. 80 o.
Pleasant Valley:
Mrs. McCausland, chairman. 81 81
WoOdsdale:
Mrs. II. r. Behrens. chairman a. 81
Echo Point:
Mrs. Tiernan. chairman ...... "a 70
Eighth ward.
Mrs. Harry Hall. chairman. ... 30 o.
Leatherwood
Mrs w S. Brady. chairman. % %
Sixth ward:
Mrs. Horstman. chairman ..... % 81
Warwood
Mrs. $. y. Christian. chairman 20 03
Haywood 80
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-24
CHINK BALL TEAM
HERE OVERNIGHT
ORIENTAL BALL TossERs on WAY
TO PITTSBURaH AT LOCAL
HOTEL.
Came Prom Huntington Last Might and
WIN Go 70 Smoky City TO Stack
Up Against Pitt

Eleven yellow husky ball tozEers
known az the Chinese Team" hit the
CITY last night about 2 o'clock on their
way from Huntington TO Pittsburgh.
where they will meet the Pitt Tniver-
sity nine to-day. The boys registered
from Honolulu. Hawaii Their clean cut
appearance and gentlemanly manners
byists at the Stamm Hotel. where they
spent the night.
The boys were dressed practically
alike. light suits and panama hats. In
the company are the following: v. Ayan.
He Lee. ". Yin. y. let. J. chin. l.. Chin
l.. Ako. George 30. Al zap. Lau, Kal
and Marx.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-24
MEET POSTPONED
1nelemaney Of weather Causes Meeting
OF Ohio Vsllsy Athisio Assooia-
uon 20 be Held over.

Continuous rain during the greater
part or the day Saturday caused the
ppstponemcnt ~ the biz athletic rneet
Of the Ohio Valley Athletic Association
thet was % have been held on the state
fair grounds. Tho officials Of tho Assoc
citation are plannin- 20 have the rncet
held until next Saturday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-24
For Satisfactory
Concrete Work Call
THE c. B. KIMBERLY CO.
New National Bank Bldg.


lhe funeral Of Mrs. Mjahelmina Dump
ke whose death occurred Thursday even
ing az the nome of her daughter. Mrs
Albert Stankc. Of 40. 200 Center street.
ulton was held Yesterday afternoon at
30 O'Clock from the place Of death. The
service was conducted by Rev. W. g.. I'll
fert. pastor Of st Johns Lutheran
church. lntcrment was Ia the Peninsula
cemetery.
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0UT-THE-PIKE
swimming Pool.

Inc swimming pool a. the park Will
be opened some tire during the we.k
All other pleasure devices. with the eN-
ceptions OF the swimming pool and the
skatng rink. are now running in full
Throughout the coming week many
school picnics and cuttings viii BE- held
which Will make the week a busy one at
the park.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-24
HERR0LD WINS
DAYTON RACE
LOCAL MoToRcYcLIsT TAKES THE
TWENTY-FIVE MILE BVENr
YESTERDAY
Meet Was Postponed From Saturday BE-
cause Of Condition Of TRACK.
Rode an indian

"T'VI"I III7UuItH 20 INC InTeIIIgoncor.
DAYTON. o. May 23-Emerv Her
rold. Of wheeling. to-dsy yyCr tbe Of
mlle motorcycle race here in the fast
ume OF 30 min. and 10 sec Mlavin
zones. came in close second and
shorty. Matthews. OF Youngstown. and
Seorge Black. OF Pittsburgh. came In
In the order named.
me races were scheduled 20 have been
run saturday. hut owing 60 the condf-
uon OF the track they were posLppncd
until to-day. The race course was'onlv
IN feir condition. but both Herrold and
Jones. put 40 wonderful exhibition OF
riding. Both riders we're using Indian
mac hines. Hcrrold left this evening for
his home a. wheeling
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Many saturday took advantage OF the
opportunity 10 enjoy the annual picnic
and outing OF the Triadelphla district
public schools held at the park. OWING
70 the Indictment weather all Of the ath-
letic events were postponed In the
evening. however. an elaborate display
OF fireworks was given.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-24

The old veterans Of the civil War ~
Elm Grove and vicinity will hold an old
fashion camp fire on Friday evening On
the Elm grove " y. church. fu councc-
ton with the affair the same Kind Of ra-
lions will b. served az were furnished 10
the soldiers nfty years ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-24
STOGIES WIN
Tahs Rough Riders Into Camp az Score
OF Is TO Many Errora Were
Feature Of Contest

The fast Stogie team Of the South Side
added another victory to their list when
tney defested the Rough Riders b ythe
score OF IS 20 3. The game was feat-
ured by numerous errors on both sides
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-24

The Moose yesterday afternoon on fhr
FULTON grounds defeated the Florence
a. t.s n Fellaire. b. the decisive score
~ to The game was played before
large crowd Of Interested spectator
The FULTON fircmeu were also In the
game. playing with the virginia fude-
pcrdents. winning by o. score ~ Dc 90 8.
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The members Of the 7. 4. L. club viii
be entertained tomorrow evening az the
home Of Mrs Charles Stiehm al Fulton.
VARIOUS diversions will be enjoyed dur
ing the evening. Al "a reasonable hour
refreshments will be served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-24

The members Of the Arbuthnot Bible
class viii give n social on next Thursday
evening Ir the basement Of the NJ T..
church az Film Grove. A splendid pro-
gra will be- rendered.
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Totals ....sO 49, ~ u OI
Score by innings:

Sacrifice hits: 81. Johns. Workman.
stolen base 81 Johns. English. Car.
man. Preceding, 8 Earned runs. MID.
way A g. }; n. A. 9 l. Home run:
Sauer. Base on balls: on Engle. ? Hit
by pitched ball: BY Engle, breeding
struck out: Workman. ~. Engle g. Two
base hits. Men. Workman, Carman
Double play: Lynium TO Hummei. Lemie
to Hummel. Hummel unassisted. TIM
pire. Marcus. Attendance 400.
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Enamel Plant c1nnna-

The enamel plant AZ Elm Grove has
been closed for an Indefinite Teriod. tho
suspension being due iu some respects 20
lack OF orders The number Of men em-
ployed at the place H. $50.
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summary Two base hits. Frease. Sea-
bright Home run. seabriRht gfrfkc-orits
Bounds. q Rail. 2 Hentz g Sacrifice
bite uuulevy Hasc On balls Hounds
?. Rail 2. "a Flam. s.. Eeutz Hit ~
pitcher Rail-. Gyera and Hantg Time
J 81. Impirea Humea and Oriofake
Norway buys apples and prrnes
from the United States
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-24

MrH Christian Ni.ffardf ~ Pleasant
valley. and sister Mrr NIurn left sos.
'erday frr Baltimore and Philadelphia.
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Many persons ~ the clty took advan-
tage ~ Ire opportunity 90 visit the par,
yesterday and enjoy the day.
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Two base hit-SavaFe Hearnov. Neu-
hardf struck outAHv Sells t. claire
2. Bass on hails-seIs rts bafqrnar ~
Sells !. stolen Hasca-rfak Umpire Nc
kelvey. Timc-59 minutes Attendance.
600.
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Home run. U Miller Two base hif
%. Miller sarrifiro 0N. MrMaluu. uer.
gar. Double plays. T.aVua 10 r. Miller.
struck out. Hv Norl 90. hy Hahn e
Urars ou balls orr Hahn. L 0ff Noei
tit ~ pitcher t4ruc. stolen bases
I.arur. 2. Mcmahon. ward. %. uriacoIf
Alderman. Umpire D. Miller.
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TO THE VOTERS OF WHEELING

Section Is Of the Greater Wheeling Charter SAYS,
mo PERSON, EXCEPT CITIZENS, ENTITLED
TO VOTE IN SAID CITY SHALL BE ELECTED
OR APPOINTED TO ANY MUNICIPAL OFFICE
THEREIN
This nails the story circulated by the advocates OF the Cit,
Halls Amended Charter that the City Manager and other off
Gals would be out Of town
This unfounded charge line other tactics DESIGNED
70 mepesen the Greater Wheeling Charter and citizens should
be on their guard against similar eleventh hour fakes
Probably City Hall clique used this story boco,, s
own mish Charter provides that any assessed 5000 real ~
in Wheeling he may iveEuroce A.
Africa the Isles Of the
Vote For the Greater Wheeling Charter
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Totals ........If nT 10 %
'Hatt'f for a Muier iu ninht
lambiers ........t1ooo 90 3
n. s. g.. .........O % % % o o 3 o. 8
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rittsburEh ............. 122 roo 600 3
bellaire ................ 900 600 900
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-22
gnsit Dor lle6erfaaen aus Der snft.

GonaolL p. Sept. - Ser Gons
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iid)ts Der Moglidfeit tpeiterer an.
grille ourt icinolideu 2uftlHiffe@,
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@ep0ferrug erIailen. Or empfieblt
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