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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-16

Special Dispatch 10 the IntelliEenccr.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. June Is
Grand Rapids won both games Of a
double header from wheeling this AFTER
noon. the first. 20 o. and the second
10 4. wetsei and Macarthur hoo.sd NJ
In pretty pitching duel. the honor.
corning 20 the riEht handler. The stosi..
ssfs completely helpless before Nc
Arthur and not until a man had been
retired IN the seventh inning did thsy
set awning that looked like a safe bill
In this inning Lar bunted doWa ths
running In 10 Held the bail. the tap 90
ms Tor a MT In ths ninth Whseiing
through the infisId steIl knSckiss me
ball down with one hand. but .NAs un-
sois 90 throw the runner out.
Grand Rapids scored their first run
IN the second inning AyetzcIs Wild
ness getting him In difficulty. steil-
pausr anu ANDERSON both got walks. Nc
Sraw sacrificed. Steil hit one between
thirc and short. keene knocked ths ball
down with ons hand. Stellbaucr scored
Ibe rebel made remarkably quick
fs'ay and got Anderson going 10 third
Macarthur tanned for the third out. The
etnsr run also resulted from a base on
balls. Wetzel opened the local fifth
walking Macarthur aud Ellington bunted.
.rinies' out advanced the pitcher and
McArthuIs hard drive To left scored
MIN. DehaNen Flew TO ODay.
Won In First
Grand Rapids won the second game In
W ee a nsst INNING during Johnsons' tenure
% ofnce. Manager Esstck sent Near
thur back at the Stogies and mad pom
shriyer adopted the same tactics n il
robable the wheeling outft would have
johnson hard IN ri1e FIRST inning. getting
seven runs before the side was retired.
Was found back On the mound and Tor
the balance OF the game, which was on
seven innings LONG. by agreement not
Grand RAPIDS player saw frst base
me story OF the hrst inning briefly
& this. EddinEton walked and stole
Srines Tanned. Callahan walked and
behaNens short single to right neld
hiled the bases. Steilhauer was hit BY a
ptched ball, forcing Eddington in An
3Usrsson DOUBLED TO left. Callahan and
ne fence pulling in McGraws drive.
Sielihauer scoring on the catch. Steil
shn,fisd 60 right anderson scoring. Nc
lns over the left field fence tallying
steil ahead OF him. Ellington again
,snswa s ana Erin, SSrimes was Vas safe on Null
Flew TO Sisson for the ANAL out In each
or the succeeding innings the locals
we're retlrsd q order before Wetzsls re-
stogis's Score.
W heeling scored one in the FIRST
out inneld hits I'm succes sion' ofDsV
scoring. Sisson attempted 10 tally from
second on Meister's hit but was thrown
forced Meister and then stole Stet,
tuntew keene out. Wetzel opened the
new 10 sr R.s T sa.on double sSssle
scoring Wetzel but over-slid second and
S nS, out Eddingtos 20 steil Reilly
gle opened the visitors sixth Keene's
crash to center scored Dutch. Hero
tanned but Lear tailed while Macarthur
few TO Grimes. In the anal Inning. Sis
son got rs far a. third on his hif tbeft
and Wild pitch. but got no further.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-16
FIDLER NAMED
Genial Catcher OF Varsity Team Elect
ed Captain Of 1916 Team bV
Student Body.
Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence


MORGANTOWN, ". Va. June Is.
Raymond Fidler. Of Harrisvl;le. W.
Va. receiving end of West Nirginia's
big Barron and Fidler battery. was
elected captain of the 1916 base ball
men at a meeting Of the men eligible
TO vote this afternoon. The race was
between First Bassman Dalton Simon,
Of Fairmont: Centerhelder Rex Her
sey. OF Huntington. and Fidler. bat u
was narrowed down TO the last two
when Il was announced before the
voting that Simon was not eligible.
not having the standing of a junior.
Fidler is playing his second year as
the regular Varsity catcher. and has
been one OF the three leading hitters
this year. lie has few equals as a
college catcher. and won fame this
year on his pegging. He was devel-
oped by Coach Hickman. VINO de-
serves all the credit.
Barron. Chenoweth. Huffman. Full
ton, Raybeck. Finn. Sockman. Dough
erty, Leatherwood Stone. Morrow.
Ayers. Jersey. Fidler. Simon and
Stops received a vote.
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W. & ]. LOSES
Pitt Takes over The Red and Black and
Puts old Rivals On Even Foot
ing Tor Championship.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence
WASHINGTON. "a. June Is-Bofore
large commencement dlN crowd that
was dispersed by shower That occur
red a. the NTH inning was being untsh-
ed. Iitt defeated ". a. j here this af-
ternoon 60 2. putting the old rivals on
an even footing a. regards the collegiate
Championship OF " e-tFru Fcuusy lvauia.
Mc.retght who blauked PITT last Satur-
day was scut against the Gold and Blue
again today and except for three innings
was effective. Hart twlrled q good game
Tor the winners. Tie was tn two bad
holes in the fourth and hfth innings.
hut pulled out Of them iu fine Fty lv.
~tuhbs hcld,d brilliantly for ". a j.
ana HcalN and EuElehart perfo7 med sem
rafIOuaIlN. singles by ushart. Hast
InEs and Hart and double by Heafv
gave litt TITO Of runs boo the first In
ming. An error on "a grouuder hv Healg.
single hy Hastings and a. douuts
PECK iu the sINth resulted Boo TWO more
double by MatzOn boz the seventh and
singles by helart and Benttie resulted
Boz the sixth tally boo the seventh. Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-16
IN AMATEUR AND
SEMI-PRO WORLD.

The SILVER Stars Of BcuWood will play
the Glendale Juniors on the Glendale
grounds Thursday afternoon al 2
o'clock. Reuben and Davis will form
Oh" battery Tor the stars
Tho Bellaire Athletic Association has
cancelled the game that was 10 have
been played with the nillouvalc team
~ kellaire next sunday. This leaves
the DlllnuNalc team without "a game for
June 20. and they would like 10 hear
from some ~ the fast teams Ia the Val
Lev. To arrange a game call 4 2 on the
beli anu ask for John tlszcski The Bii-
lpnNalc boys are very much disappoiut-
ID over the action 81 the Bellatrc t,fur
In csnCelliuE the game
The Island Athletic club will meet the
newly organized Pleasant valley team
on saturday afternoon az the Bridge
Park on the Island. All players are re-
queqtoi Co report ~ the club rooms al
! 30 ANY who are unable 20 comply
please call the Club on National phon.
The Island Athlete club will nIsv
the Moose team Of Wheeling ~ Wheel
inE park next sunday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-16
DAVE SAYS:

Law "a -
Cool as the morning dew
That's the way YOU look
and the way YOU feel in a
krauS Made Palm Beach
suit.
Not made Of trifles. but as
light rs air and 50 breezy in
style the well-dreSSei man
halls with delight the advent
OF a suit that means summer
comfort without the sacrifice
of jam-up good looks.
Don't put of to tomorrow
the krauS-M4de Palm Beach
you can put on today.
IL comes in two and three-pieee
models. as ultra or conservative as
you choose.
And the prices are s. TO $40.
Weather for today: Showers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-16
BOSTON SHUT OUT.

CHICAGO. June ia.--Chicago shut out
Boston. 4 60 o. to-day The locals bI,,6
ed their hits in the second and SiNt N
innings Vaughn pitched well In the
plnchcs and Kept tho visitors hits well
scattered. smith maze four hits our .tf
,vuI times up score. H. "a. L.
Chi-2go $500. 20 OOO3OO. 10 J
BATTERIES: Hughes and Gowdy: VAUGHN
an ] Rresnahan. Tive base hits: Zimnlc--
man. Fitzpatrick. Bf-snahan. Thr,.e base
MT. food. stolen bases. Good. phelan.
Secfitice hit: schmidt Base on halls:
orr Vaughn, .. off Hughes. l. struck
out; iN Hughes. 4; by Vaughn, J Cm-
pires: Quigley and Eason
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BATTING RALLY.

Spsslal DISPATCH % the Iutollfgencer
IEltfSE HAlTE. Ind. June IE-Frfe
steited "a threatening batting ralIv tu
une h,hth inning today but fell one short
snu lerre haute won. to g. Greg.
Practically unhittablc until the
n'htn. Mh.n ne became Wild and WAS
sltSeeaed bN gilbert who was hit FOR "A
u lpie ana double. score. n "a ~
Ierre Haute ...ooOe i031-- ls !
Erie ...........1 0uUOO5-
Gregg. Gilbert and Nann. McCart,+
Aldrcdge and Martin
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INTO THIRD PLACE.

ST LOUIS. June I5-Ry Iereatirr
BROOKLYN. { 20 .. to-day. the 81 1 cuiS
Nlu"nals went into third place After
the second inning Sallee allow cd but iva
H -. score q. II T..
-: Louis ......0OO1 1000 10 o
batteries; Dell. Appleton and AIcCurty.
"a lee and snyder. Two base hits
- Mara. Mccarty. Three base hit. Hum
mel stolen bases: Butler. 2 Sacrifice
MT Miller. Base on balls. orr Dell Z.
OH Appleton, !. Struck out: By I,-tI 3.
by Sallee. 4 lmpires: ORTIZ aud byron
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-16
TYPHUs EPIDEMIC

PARIS. June IS. f:45 p. m-Three
hundred and forty-two cases Of typhus
mad been reported in Austria I'm the
week ending June %. according 10 ~
received by the Temps from
Hcrnc. Switzerland
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-16

Two base bite Herft. rcrs Wafaor
Morrow lleVwar IrFd.. Three hHe.
Hif MrTnrrauU Races nr balls on Sc.
rreirhf om Hart B. HIf ny pitcher
Hy Mr'rrirhf .nrnHrfH. stolen
bases Teharf. 1fHr.Irua Morrow. Mrf.
son -HTf."Ir HIf Hrrff.r Sacrifice
flaa. UrYwan efruUEv nHf Hr Nc.
CrriFrf & hy W1rt Ifff or h1era
IIft q. IS a Double rfHra fnVf.r
Goo MffITrnnff fu WIrHrr aHn WnHffIn fn
HeaIf UeaiF f1 rr.H fmgIrra Eaton
ard Ertefa TIue a.f0
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MONT WEEKS ILL
HackEtop For ths Mason city Team IL
Out Of name-Lan Garrett n
Fitc thing vice bail

Mont Weeks fhr TrIateluhia Dad who
D. ha fuuuInE Tor Mason city fn ere
Illinois and Iowa league. fa 1uf ~ ~
game owing fn infHr.fa and an ufnrs-
Mont Del fNr regular catcher fnr tho
Mason CITY frHm and hia tUirr out Dr
The game has ErraflN crippled frHf club
90 Do vas having a fur season un fn
The flmr ~ NIa injuries
I.1E Garrett former West r.Trrr,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-16

TWO base hits Matsel. Lesry. Peckin-
laugh. Three base hits. =. Malkci.
Walker. stolen bases. Shotfou q. Mat
sci Sacrifice hits. James e. Walker.
Hartssn. Sacrifice flies. Pipp y. WALL
Haze on pals WARRIOR 4 james Z.
Struck out. Ry Warhop = James !.
Empires. Evans and Chill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-16

NV YORK. June 1s-Mai-sls- bard
hitting enabled the New York American.
70 make ~ a clean sweep over 81 Louis,
me YANKEES tskinE the tuurth game q
tne series 90 q In the third inning
Naissl cleaned the Ia IS with : double
he came ur again with the bases full IN
me seventh aud drove an Two more runs
Win a single. scurtng later himself ou
hiEh- single. In the eighth he drove
IN fecSinpaugh Win hts fourth hit
score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-16
DAYTON LOSES AGAIN

special Dispatch t. the Intelligence.
~ TON. Ohio. June l5=By burrr,.
u.s nlts on Noel IN the fourth inning
ia. ,Meyne made ~ two straight over
y, W.. SVoIe' - r. ". r.
psv, MSyne - io5olo0l- n Z
osborne and Beyers. Noel and Orris
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE
FEDERAL LEAGUE
ANERIoAE ASSOCIATION.

land o.
AZ Lomsv.lIs-St rauI q. Louisville
a. columbus Minneapolis "a. Column
al Indianapolis Indianapolis .. wu.
waukee q.
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RAIN INTERPRETED.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence
BUCklLANNON. W. Va. June Is
fhe hnal game Of the Wesleyan base
hall team with the Pittsburgh Collie
CLANS was prevented by rain today.
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Two base hits; Lobcrt Robertson Mcr-
kle: stolen bases; Robertson. iass ON
pals orr Tcsrcau. e; OF Dale. l. S:ruei;
out. by Tesrcau. 8 by Dale 3: b. 'rpn.v
/. lmpires. KLEIN and Emsiie
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

40 Jersey cts Richmond r. Jersey
'ffr I It .nuinFr. darfueaaI
SO PROV IdenCr . Providence Newark
AZ Toronto. I.0f hester 1. Toronto n
AZ Montreal iioutrea Buffalo. rain
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PUNCHED HITS.

special Dispatch To the Intelligence.
EVANSVILLE. Ind. June iB-Evans-
NllLe punched hits on Shelter today and
nae no trouble 10 beating YounEstoW m
70 J: The Municipal bali park. said
70 be the nnest minor league park in the
central league meeting will be held here
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stolen BRses-i.ear. steilbauer.
Ellington.
Double plays-sten 20 Andsr-
son.
Left on bases Wheeling 4.
Grand Rapids T.
Struck out-by Wetzal 4. ~
MCArthur A.
Bases on bails-off wetEeI :.
off Macarthur 2
Hi BY Ellington.
Wild pttch-McArthur.
Tine OF game so
Cmpire-Daly.
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Mueu2oo,
1DMa~<A

~ the same time. Score. r a
sNansNllle ...--02 300 1O0.-g Z
Jamestown 81 oUIoOI-
ner and Kelley IS
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MAISEL
roEEEn WHELruo sro0rr wIrs
eAhL Ton rANEEL8 NJ
rINELN sWAre

Cleanse nesss win Double IN Third
Drove In I've More In seventh
And One IN Etghth-
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CINCINNATI q. June i5-After not
allowing a man 90 rcach first base In siN
inniaEs Dale weakened an the seventh.
NeN York scoring runs or siN hits. an
error and base on balls before ne wss
replaced hy Toncy. who allowed another
run IN This inning Sew York Won
easily. % o. a. Tesresu pitched slS-
SAINT ball. score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-16

detroit a. fhliauelrhia
- Louis az New Nork
cleFeiand 80 boston
Chicago a. Washington.
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GIANTS
GET 70 DALE II rWrLFrH AND
PILE UP sEVEN RUNS IN
ONE INNn0.

keos Gould Do Nothing with T.srsan
Cucs SHUT Out Araves-Brook-
lyn Drops One.
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NFN NOTk q. - louis
other Esrne- postponed rain
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star twlrlcr. Who is this year heavinr
en- over Tor Mason city d. doing great
WORK hc De- Ntuning "a majority - his
gtinfs aud scefs Co be setting better
as tho season advances
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- Louis e. Eruoklru
fhicarn e. Ho-fnr e
NeN- Nork Fl. Cincinnati o.
Pittshargh- liadslphlA rain
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FEDERALS


Yesterdays Results.
st. Louis NeWOrk q
Pittsburgh 3: BROOKLYN 2
Kansas city 2: Raltfuore A
Bunalo-Chicago rain
- innings. rain. 49, Innings. dsrk-
ness. 'N
Today's Games
chicago ~ Buffalo
Pittsburgh az Rrooklyn
81. Louis at Newark
Kansas CITY Al Ra1tfr,c-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-16

Today's Games
Brooklyn A. - Louis
Boston az Chicago
NeS York a. Cincinnati
PHILADELPHIA AZ pfff4hurrh
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Today's oamsa
wheeling a. Grand Rapids
Fort Wayne AZ Layton
loungstoSn az Evansville.
Erie ~ Terre Hs1ts.
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rsstsrdays HssuitsL
Grand Rapids = wheeling a.
STRAND itapids Whseiing q.
ksanrviils a lOunEsfown J.
Fort Wayne 9 Dayton :.
Terre Haute :. Erie Z
@-Firrt game. "'-second game.
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MT. HORAB, O.,

Mt HOHAH. o.. May fs-Nosf o,
me FORMERS are through planting corr,
ana some corn De- being plowed
Hrice Wallace. % ST. Clairaviiie. va
nusincrs last week
COY tuunuav was buying stock fart
neeA Alsu took stock % belmont fof
.hipmrut SATURDAY
Hamilton Davis and daughter. Of
ensuuts o. Wa Do this community
ard visiting relatives.
~ b. Couovay. 81 ferusslem. o.. Wa
DalliuE ON biz cor. COZ. last Tusada,.
frcd Russell and Prank qebaNer vsrs
hauling lumber THURSDAY ana Frffav
To rcpair the bridge 81 This place
WIN rImeral of Bethesda. was herr
fNiH week uu niu way homo from Trrtfaa
saw mlH
John Wharton was buying socs quite
Frcd Russell purchased veal caif
from nana Washburn this week
oscar Fnndruck waa business caIIsr
das Powell was calilug On this eara-
IuunIfN. SATURDAY.
II, Lsanler Davis was 90 Bsausvnl. ~
Mr lanes solicitor sna cou.sos, a.,
ee A1is.hfsn0sr vas "a this vienilJ
Edgaf wars cIsssd his senssl -
bssn ci5ssd April u ~ h. 80 -.
hesinr vefy severe attaek 81 fkssna.
Whoop.ns eourh 10 rre,siiins To- sal.
nufuuIInIff.
Esrt Conevai farIr is .ur.ri,s O.,
FitfrA nf chicken rur
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OWNS Go the chang, In the school
laws OF Grafton Independent district re-
Gently. b b. necessary that a special cleo
ton D. held on Tuesday. June Nth. for
the purpose - cleCtinc school commits
stouers to fill the vacancies that will BE-
lett by the expiration ct the terms OF
Commissioners -. jay Fleming and y. y.
Kendall. saturday night. the local DEM
ucrets held mass meeting at the court
house and named George ". Low huT.
The deputy sheriff. and G. -. New Ion.
tn" unfnsd 90 one of the present incum-
bents. Mr.. keudsii. who n slos n Demo-
crat. we brought up. but he was voted
down. Neither OF the two nominees
would serve. however. and both re-
signed
The Republicans called n mass NEE. -
ink for Monday night and nominated the
commissioners for rc-clection ON "a nom
partisan basis. az ole is Republican
ana the other Democrat This has
caused O. general miNup in the two par
ties and % t1 cNpcc ted that the pomo-
Gratis will meet again and put another
ticket in the field % there are "a few
leaders who are fighting the two rnonl-
utng. though the rank and file 81 ths
party want e. retain the services 81 tue
commissioner. during construction uf
Graftou'z fine new hiEh school building.
which was made possible ~ the hsro
wcrk uf the local school board
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-20

ihew stevcnaon o. Owen Stevenson
~ o. Ross township. will. owen
rifff uspu Co. Euau Sfet rneun. 1855.
Rose township. So Albert Jackson f1
reue Nsdaie Metcs. brilliant. SD AGO.
MtiEht. Do. Lalslle. Jew. a. n Ii VII.
.iarna % Ray Mcconnell lot Hsrrhoi-
Ia 6mithliad sowuahlp lea w..
l9Wnanip. - 400 John pascn 70 ats1h~-.
4sopras faft Z los ciy ~ Annis ~.
lott g Joseph frsscran iot. cfty Ill
tIt harfF Una O. John WeatmVsr laf
city. 81 Mar Moore to William v1ef
renhIe hfnk Dot. gitr. so stephen 80.
10. tn John Isech. lot t.qrefIc.frv Ell.
MiiIi1m Nort tn utrrl Otcriy. rsshI.
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The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

The rain area during the past "a
hours extends from the middle West
eastward into the Ohio and Tennessee
valleys. the amounts being heavy in
Kansas. Nebraska. and western Miss
ouri. Snow is falling this morning.
however. In sections Of Colorado ana
Nebraska.
Low temperatures and light TO xiii.
ing frosts continue In the middle
West and upper valleys. attending the
nigh pressure area. which Is central
over the upper Lake region.
Inc ram area Will probably con
unue to spread eastward and rain is
Indicated for this section tonight ana
tinue.
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday, IS degrees; lowest iasf
night. 40 degrees: no rainfall.
The Ohio in the district will change
Dut slightly during the next 80 hours
II. G. HOWE,
Sectional Director.
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GRAFTON

GRAfTON. ". Va. MAY is-rhe "a
hibit OF the art worN of the Varioas
grade schools ia thc different war;
buildings aud OF thc nigh school. and
ne west side grades IN the West Graf
ton school building. las 1ust been com.
pl.tcd. after having been open To- shC
pubic Tor week. The instructor. Mis-
Margarot tlnrN. OF baltimore. had ar
RANKED The prpgrrBn Zoe the evening OF
ffioay. when a reception Was EiNcu tEe
parents 81 The students. and this pro-
gram u believed 10 hive been ,ntir,.ly
Original and unique 80 tar - high schoc
students are concerned. These features
were rnpid-tirc free hand drawings BY
several OF the students ou the stage ol
Tue auditorium. aud was work OF "A high
degree OF excellence The work this
season n ART in th~ local schools has
been aimed towards the most practical
results. Accordingly. instruction ia
commercial and applied designs and cos
TUNED designs was largely given the adj
Nanccd students.
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tteN Jesse o. Zones and Ec. D. IS.
Msrf nail attended Tho state SUNDAY
school couvcnf lion rf Charleston.
r.. H. vaughn Howard EurrrW and
party. wotnrtd 60 Washington. r r..
week
Td. Griffin. trnlumaafer Tor che o.. A.
%. railroad. hos boon iu Baltimore on
IHrIuiU" business
flnurr NJ. IHs.rk. ~ Armour a. Com
goo .H. NH" n..U Transferred ri. The AL
f.HIIH branch OF fh.H bis packing Hrnl.
N.. o. q. HrrunIr. rf New N0fk Is
cHuflcfInE .rrira rf meafrrr for the
fdur1fIDn uf people or reN question:. 1ud
ulII C.uaH II" meetings ON 'rhufadHF.
~ arl Nfr % l;Hur,h0r nat. gone
L. L. .n.--.. L. .-r--
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STEUBENYILLE

, STU GENNtLLE o. MAY Ia-If.rr,.
p ii HiFht operator st she Bell TCle-
bhoh" 'Nchanzr st Mingo Junction re-
~ req o. tnc local police this nforutps-
IIiht .phF Zine during last night SOM.
'i- entered TIC exchange aud going
goo ouEh his pockets arrr0friafrd = 800
Nht'h aHt efuuN money. Mf fsrff TIr
GOV crcd tnc tneft when De awoke 80.
iu unlocking the door 10 ma ICON,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-20

Despite the fact TINT this season has
Detn a rather Backward one and the
weather has been unusually cool this
spring Tor portion OF the time il ~
Insserthcicss true that more southern
blrds nave been seen an West virginia
than ever recorded. \ southern mOching
blri was seen near this city a Few days
ago Tor the first time ana many other
icathered songsters from the extreme
southland have visited this section
Mhere local ornitholugists have found de-
light In studying tho unex pected guests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-20
finance

NEW YORK. May is-In ia salient
features today's stock market was al
together reritition OF the previous
session Dealing were OF the same
hsht and insignincant character and
price changes were again irregular and
narrow. International conditions were
once more the chief influence. the situa-
ton In Italy and the relations between
this country and Germany Overshadow-
Ing all other Developments.
bondons markets reflected the con-
Germ felt I'm that quarter regarding the
impending changes In the British min
The stock market as such calls for no
detailed comment Prices were general
" higher az the opening, yielded before
IN end OF the FIRST hour. rose again al
Ter midday and fell back slightly to-
extreme fluctuations mere within a
point. Mexican Petroleum weakened
on rumors OF hre damage TO the COM
TO points ON extremely light sales.
secondary railway shares. like Mis-
souri, Pacific and Chesapeake a Ohio.
reported hitch in the plan 10 extend ,hs
tzb.oO0.ooo OF notes maturing June 1
and the latter on rumGrs that the forth.
coming dividend u likely to be
Total sails is6. 900 shares.
R'he weekly review OF conditions IN
the steel trade lays stress ON the fact
that the war has played no cousiderable
Part In that industry 90 date IL is ac-
knowledEed that some large domestic
contracts have been halted.
ish.
Srhe local bond market was steady.
aside from weaknes= in Wabash a..
which Tell points on heavy offerings
Total sales. par value. aggregated
si,525.ooo.
U. :. coupon and registered SIS ad-
". on cali